Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 9 May 1939 — Page 5

jjiOSOI MAKES: Wade appeal ——— ■ » ()f " ' ndsor BroadI Urgent Appeal I For Peace » <U.P.) link- <>f K in.b • -!’>'<'< h l»<l night i IS . appeared today ■ 'St#' " H ’“ r * l " 1 "’’ 1 ,hr I» • * lr •••* broadcast »„» • ommeut nil th< ■ JK a < h<- Ihike had elected to B ' on many two and a half BIZSL,' »•:!< his brother atic. aa- ■ tar. •' rc O'Oi-Rr VI was nu th. tl 'it and the luit- ■ MB rueral 'hat | tl» « : appealing fur peace ■a* » » ..otne reinforcement to are working to preveut ■ u • 10 Europe. ■ gja-m. quarters there war a ■ in criticise the Duke for 'he king a thunder by ■ direct to th* I mud BjjKs’ilt the king was on hia answered thia comment ■ Igßvinr that inasmuch as the BflK. 'o 'tai' Canada fleet and be in the United States c uioulb. the Duke a * hardly likely to affect 'he BBC did not broadh ««-ven French MaMetlons in Ireland. Pol- . i< i.and and Holland did. ■ ■i'k- Er-U’ h Straw bout c stat a German tra*slati>u to ■ 111.. . oed ha' . . iUv.Ui’U.t'UU people Van ■ tree! IfK ’.1,.--- 'ho Duke s moth. r of the members of the who heard him. cp«r. generally Ravi ■ tka t -h prominent position nHb N «J ' hrorncl. said the c deciding not to broad speech. consulted both palace and the gm I MB ft !■*■’**• * ,d lh<t lhi ' ~f BW f " 1 h ln United States. be to recruit members to an which hopes to ace ■ ths I »• of Windsor as the peace ff^^Bs"" d..r at laige tn the ■ tdl . B ' "‘I an apparent uoic of ft, ft *■ "* - - ' ’ rable change m tpc vol. e since his 'woman ■■ »r.-.<h of lie ahdlction I‘. • that last night his ft M ».if .ontideut, less dualist Bu theransto >’ROM PAGE O.NK) Sponsoring the coming 1 n comprise the local ft Lu'tiersn church, nastor r ft W 1 " " Immanuel Lutin : M. J. Frosch. St Pauls I pastor W. H Moellet ftS^ft'"Lutheran, pastor 1. .1 B^ft'" ls Huthlehen Lutheran ft iM"' h J Strasburg. Zion Luth P-i"’f B I’och serving t.-np ft IB 11 * s ’ John s Lutheran, pas F *' Fni' lls'di. Trinity l-i’h ftlft-- ai. pasture W Ito U-n Zion Lutheran, pastor W B and S’ John s Lutheran pas W. llartMiberger — , I ft CITES REFUSAL I ’ >:i FROM pagm one> has therefore been jm* Bl '' *' llellet la . ...iritv snot B ■ a»>*.t.-<i tty Nathan N.ls.>u B.TB 1 < "lllinlShlonel s |e| ... I ay., ju issue th., bonds. f"l ..n tjivextfgition into the I r OPE PrtL s VRfiES ■ B d "« In Warsi!*' after a visit ■ Bile Balkan < ouu No s ..nd Tm 't'lilumi! Russia >»as under I '" b«' restoring Ms 'umbaaey " after M |a|iat- sliue I lit Th " , hBn <'’ VtiMio |>o« I '• te lii part by the ivuow.il of I B'nt Litvinov as Soviet f.welgn I Polish l»i|»re»»lon I M '\ K l '**" 'hat Ll'vlnov was un I tss . h " l ' i 'to sifltl S’s re I frn '” detertnlnod attl- "> defend Its Interests when uuauimoiialy granted I el* d" 1 * ,rnßr Z Mnsclckl I'lnere I 'tu'lonal defense powprs to ,y 'iorroe until next N’eeetn for peace was the radio I y" of the fhtk' of windaor Jf"', ,h * HuMkflelds of Vordur I Wd I " f *" I ’ o,,u ‘'' l Iwportamw I '*"ki"g governmental sutle rI 'l’eech Made hn aiMelUiil I B r ‘«*iou lb* .ciri umv'aucus ot I ■/‘""very. * wanting from til.staiued fields uow dotted

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with the crosses of the fallen, •erved ax a cogent reminder of what another war would mean Hull Pleads Peace Washington. May • — u.Pj — •Secretary of Stale Cordell Hall, warning that the world must noun decide between peace and war. called upon all nations today "to compose their difference* amicaU Ijr and with honor" around a conference table. He declared that never before In history has there been sucn a "crying need" for the ideals of "generosity, sympathy and understanding'' la Internal tonal rulaGone Illa **■< rtioiix were contained! in a formal statement read by I assistant sa< retary of alate George B Measei smith to the loth international congress of military I medicine and pharmacy Military, representatives of 31 nations, in i eluding Great Britain. Italy and Germany, are particlpat ins in the congress to humanise war. Hull's statement coutalu<*d a, brief message from President < Roosevelt, describing the congress as a "significant experience in intsrnaticmal collaboration and amity" the work of which "will, be instrumental in demonstrating' to the world the indisputable ad vantages of meeting ou a common j ground of friendship to discuss problems of mutual Interest *' Hull said the congress was convening "at a time of grave world j unrest.' 1 '■•'■'<> Former Revenucr Is Found Guilty ■■■ " ■ Fort Wayne. Ind . May 9— (t’l’l— i Walter Jones of Chicago, .ue-timc head of the Hammond office of the bureau of Internal revenue during the prohlbtlon era. today had been convicted of sidling liquor barrels' confiscated by his agents In raids on bootleggers Assistant district attorney Alex ' a Oder M Campbell said Jones had been Indicted at the time of the, illeged salsa but had jumped bis bond. Jones denied the charges. Judge Thomas W. Slick ordered a probation Investigation. - * — Indianapolis News President Better Philadelphia. .May 9 <U.R> The j condition of Fred Fairbank*, president of the Indianapolis News, was described as “very tcatisfactory'* late yesterday after an operation al Temple- University ho* pltal. The hospital said that his pro I gross since the operation had been ; "good '* ROOSEVELT MAKI (CONTINUED FROM I‘A«JK <»N«> with the conflicting views bclor" be meets with them at noon But she fell the government would make some proposal “in a very short time '* "The time when there will be an emergency need for coal I* almost a matter of hours now It was estimated that there- wuk enough coal above ground to last industry, railroads, and elect! Ic generating plants for altoul two weeks but It was not evenly dis trlbuted aud sows industries and generating plants in various tec-| Uous already bad beeu forced to |

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PoUca of Wheeling. W. in a surpriM raid, nab three fugitives from a Missouri jail and their blond girl accomplice. The men— William Montgomery, Dave Rog. ers and Eugens Booth—were drawn to Wheeling, police be* lleved, by news that a consolidation of two banks there would cause a transfer of >3,000,000 In cash and securities. The trie escaped from Neoeho, Mo., jail through a ruse when they shaped a piece of tin to resemble a gun and "held up" their jailer. The men are wanted in connection with a doaen hank and postofflee robberies tn Texas snd Missouri. —

• ‘spend or curtail their activities. Two of New York's three subway systems bad been forced to cut their schedules 35 per cent because of a rapidly dwindling ply of coal for their electric generating plants. Mias Perkins was "hopeful that I the president may have some j words that will be helpful '* She conveyed Mr. Roosevelt’s invlta-* lion to a White House conference because Mr Roosevelt had been' convinced that all other government mediation efforts had failed ! • ACTIVITIES OF * ADAMS COUNTY 4-H CLUBS Minnehaha The Minnehaha 4-H Club of Kirkland mm Tuesday at the Kink land ' high school. The instructions for • the various projects were r'ven out ■ and assignments tor the next meet- - ing were made. The following members were present: Betty Skiles. Eileen Mw-j man. Mary Jane Worden, Delores Byerly. Donna Belle Roth. Marjorie, I Bverly. Joan Byerly, Gladys Mankey. Edna Worthman. Virginia Thurman, and Helen Thurman. After the business m--ting, roi freshmenu of hot chocolate and < up cukes were served by the leadpts. Ruthann Hirschy, Helen Hir-| | achy, and Mrs D. Shady. The next meeting will be held 1 on Tuesday. May 16 at the Kirkland - high school. Jefferson Township Eight members of the Jefferson' Township 4-H Chib held their see- ' otid meeting on Thursday. May 4. Ist the home of Mrs. Holm in Egly.' At this meeting the usme of the club waa changed from the Jetter--1 -on Blasers to the Work And Win Club. I The following members ware preI sent: Ruth Christy. Cleo Wall Wilda Mae Wall. Many Alice But icher. Grace Moser, N'ola Charleston. - Kathryn Kunkle, and Harriet■ Haines Our County Club leader. Miss Juanita la'hniau. was also i p.-esent Th<- next meeting will b" held at' p!ie home of the president Ruin 'Christy, on Thursday. May l«. Whittle While Yen Work Tbe Whistle While You Work p lub of Koutb HU Mary's township 1 net Tuesday. May 3. at lbs home of Ruth Clark with seven members .nd one guest. Miss Juautt* Donr,ian. present The ibuslness meeting was called I tti order by the president. Frances Itsy. after which singing was led hy i j. an Marie Everett. Following tb<- business meeting, one hour of sewing waa enjoyed by ’ ..It members The social hour consisted of the playing of games and of refreshi tents which ware served by Frances Ray and Jean Mario Everett. The next Meeting will bo held on Tuesday. May 1«. at the borne ol Norma Jean Archer. — ■ 0 —■«— Heroism Mantis Won at 9 Norwalk. Conn. 'UP> — Albert Richards became a hero at the ago of 9 by saving hla il-year-old brother. George, from drowning George fell through the ice on Norwalk river sud Albert crawled I out on the thlu covering aud pulled him to safety.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, MAY 0,19.111.

ALLEGED KILLER IS HELD INSANE William Ray Butuch To Be Sent To Criminal Insane Prison Indianapolis. May 9 — iu.RJ — William Ray Hutacb. ST-yaar-old accused murderer, today was held in iha Marlon county jail trending removal to the Colony Forony for the criminally insane at the Michlflan City state penitentiary He wan declared Insane and committed to the prison late yesterday by special Judge Omar O’Harrow who was to hear hie trial on the charge of slaying Mrs Carrie Lelah Romig In a robbery cf her apartment last January. O’Harrow baaed hla ruling on evidence that Rutach was an Insane paronoic that was submitted by Dr Max A. Bahr, superintend eut of the central state hospital, and Dr. La Rue Carter, psychiatrist, appointed by the court to examine the defendant. Buts.h protested the sentence and declared that he would lihv to be tried by a jury on the murder Indictment “I desire to prove my innocence," he said, "and if 1 am convicted 1 will gladly go to electric chair. I am sane because both doctors gave perjured test Imony." Rutach continued to Insist that he be permitted to defend himself, but Judge O'Harrow said that he did not beljeve the defendant was "of sufficient sound mind to do this.” He permitted Rutach to take the witness stand for the second time despite objections of the prosecution. Hutsch smiled broadly when he was led from the courtroom and made no reaistance when officers slipped handcuffs on him. The committment, however, does not dose the Romig case.

O«Mtt»nilllllllllllllllilll l . l .tWA»i»»t»»ittif.'.HH««tmLLiLiiiiLiitiiimuiwntttwM«^^p n i nn |nL it 1 Remember I Your Mother THIS ■ # z liHS SUNDAY M - JhTnb :/sz\V7‘ The heart r z f solace to sorrow; •*’ the joy of joys your Mother i t fin)' p Wo?) J:: Ui UPvwImUFJ JIJ sJr This Sunday your Mother will want you with her. For this Sunday is Mother’s j;;; Day ... a dav when you can express to her your love. I*t thia dav sUind out in her memories. Give her some ol little gilt that will Nvniboli/.c your love and apprecia* U atch her smile, her eyes ... and you will know B that * hc is thankin » y° u ’ not f° r the Kift alone, but for the moments of happiness you have brought into her |::: A ,l( i whe’ll be doubly happy to know that you have not forgotten her. Remember your Mother this Sunday. SHOP THIS WEEK FOR MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS!

David M Lewis, prosecutor said >k assertod that If Rutach Is found sane In examinations durlug the next two years he wUI be returned here to bo tried on the murder Indlctmeni Mrs Romig was brutally bludgeoned to death January i? by an intruder who robbed her apartmuni, liutsch was arrested after aotne stolen Jewelry was recover-

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cd in an Anderson pawnshop. Police said i hat he had Mrs. Romig’s wuddlng ring In hie clothing when he was searched follow lug hla ariosi. Sheriff Al Feeney of Marlon county said that Rti'sch would not be taken to the state prison Immediately. but would la- held here for a few days.

MURDER RING tCONTINt’BD FROM PAOA ONKI ill Inent arrest of another "arsenic widow” within throe hours At the same lime detectives were investigating the activities of another physician and a druggist, who la accused of making up the arsenic poison solutions which the

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ring administered to its victims in order io collect their Ittraranco and their estates. The physician and druggist have been implicated, it was learned. by the 23 |M>roona already In custody here. The suspected banker has been placed under a 21-houra-day our veillance.