Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 105, Decatur, Adams County, 2 May 1941 — Page 5

IDAY, MAY 2,1941.

lElffll ADMITS IpEING BRIBED Detective Admits Kint! In Pay <>f Abortion King - <uP * |K n .I, !,., nv was studied >|K. . 1' »'’"•<• ,h '' nib <«'«l mlllh'll <|O| K |( Morlarity. In Rrldrwell t I<| slate's attorney SK., i < ..minty ths! Mrs Ada ii under Indictment . oiisptrai y to commit K,„. had Paid him H<»" a ' .it i*to* l three y*"" i-> in held tn the ateffing Jennie Mar'll*. 24 Mr*. , dsuahter He told fellow

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I oarers that hr killed her while mranlna tn kill her mother. Record seised In the ln*eatl«a tlon have shown the rm* tn oper* ate on a wide .'rale, paying turnmissions to physicians, nurses and druaalats for patients setit to rlna members for Illegal op. rations The detective said In hie confeaa. Inn that Mrs Martin last week gave him IJ.ooo to try to “Ba” the Indictment. He <<>uldn t do I*, and she kept "pestering" him he said. He Went to her home Tuesday Io "have It out With her." He entered her bedroom he said, threw the roll of hills onto the bed. then tired five shots at a woman lying there, thinking It was Mrs. Marlin. Instead, he killed her daughter. Morlarlly said In his statement that he tried to kill hlmsef hut found he had used all his bullets. He beat hiiii.i It <oi Hi. h. .u| a Hi a pistol butt, but YuKr-red mostly superficial bruises. Hr. Henry J. Millstone. 47. under indictment for abortion, wrote a note while be lay dying of self-ad-

Cupid’s Latest llollywiMMl Couple ‘ fj .-jßtv- * FTk air '' ' > * * , } I S<h>ii to S'lil th' h name- to the long ll«t of Hollvwood couples smitten by «ripld this spi Ing are actress Mary Brian and Jon Whitcomb, rnvga. sine artist. They are pictured at the la’s Angeles marriage bureau where they applied for a license io wed.

ministered poison April 17. telling , authorities the ring was a "million ; dollar" affair, with wealthy retired ‘ tit* tubers living in t'aliforitia and . in Florida 11. idi'iitiflcd a man and a woman ■ as leader*, and said they weie "aapposed to be sweet hearts." Millstone's wife, Kmily. SO. died after drinking poison Wednesday. Sh faced arraignment on abortion ’ charges at the tijne. Courtney said Moriarity had been I regarded as a "good cop." He had 1 been in the department tor 151 years, on the state's attorney's! staff for eight. He was questioned about bribe payments after records In .Mrs. Martin's office showed lit*' a month paid to "M” over a long a period. —o—— —- ROOSEVELT ORDERS (COXTIXVEh FROM I’ AG R UN El ent crisis that the people of America should "unite under this president for the world and our children." Wlllkle said that bis endorsing of “certain administration foreign policies" was prompted by his sincere belief In their •'m-ccssity." <» G. E. Substitutes Copper For Alumium S> lu-tu-c lady. N. V May 2 Chi > mium*plat**d copper will be uwd by General Klwtrle h- a substitute for Akak finished aliimiuum berc*f!e< tors on sodium < tuning I res. a<cording to F D Crowther. I.ghting division *ales manager. This «irl>slltutioti U made in co-.ipei.uion with the defense pi •gram ! • conserve aluminum wherever sutwctltutions cun be made without Impsiring the quality atul efficiency of the product. - o — MIDDLE EAST CONTINURD FROM PAGE ONE fighting at besieged Tobruk where the ails forces have pcio-lraied some of the Libyan poi: s outer defense'. However, the liii ish said that there was no question of evaeu atfng Tobruk. Tie-re has I no axis eport on this fighting esevpt for -lati-ne nls that pressure- on the Bijtisii defenders both by land and Air was Inc -a ng Jail Ylndrich. I'nitcd f’r<-«s staff correspondent who la with the lliltlsh at Tobruk. < aided a dispatch icpoitiiig on Skis preparations for the assault which developed in the d u kin -s of Wednesday night and Thursday morning. The war in tin Balkans was over except for what scattered guerilla fighting that may be csrried on in the mountains of Jugoslavia and Greece. Australian war minister I’. C. Bpender said that evacuation of tlie imperial egpeditionary force had been completed with the with-

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA.

New Greek Leader * ri nbMi General Kollakoglu * According to reports from Athens, General Kollakoglu, who signed the Greek surrender at Salonika, lias formed a new Greek govern, mint and has appealed to all sol* diers and citizens of Greece to i cease fighting. General Kollakoglu accused the royal family r cowardly flight and declared h. George no longer had any t U> represent Uie nation diaw.il of 43.n0n of the original Gii.ntin men He said that .'l.tuui m 4,000 troops were left on the I»m< lii-s of Greece liecause the sp.i-d of the German drive to the southern Gr.-ck coast made It Impossible to resent- them '* HarmJ l«‘’«hand*. FAMED MUMt OfANBI SES-sfassss muias -no fades. 6(k to SI.OO • NO WATER • NO RINSING • NO DRYING B. J. Smith Drug Co.

TUCKER NAMES LICENSE HEAD GOP Attorney* File Supplement To Appeal From Injunction Indianapolis. May 2 <U.F. Republican elected officials matched an apparently successful Ittva slon of a Democratic controlled state depaitment today with a "last step effort In the alate supreme court to throw off the yoke of an Injunction prohibiting ripper appointments. While secretary of state James Tucker appointed a GOP deputy to "take charge" of the motor vehicle licensing division. Republican attorneys met a high court deadline and filed a supplement to briefs entered in their appeal from the circuit court Injunction. Tucker's appointee was UiWvll M< Dsniel. Hancock county farmer and Indiana director of the corn belt Liberty lx*ague. Governor H< hrlcker apptoved. but the new "b>-ad" obviously was In conflict with his own commissioner of motor vehicles. Edward Stein. Tucker accomplished the appointment by virtue of an old law now operative since ■ epeal of the McNutt reorga nim t lon act. which gives his office authority over the motor vehicle division. Although Stein and McDaniel eapieased the belief they could work in harmony, the former Indicated he wonltj "remain in charge." Nevertheless, McDaniel, with a technical title of deputy s»<,eiary of state in charge of tlio motor vehicle licensing division, was a valid officer as far as the old law la concerned Actually the snecess of Tucker's Invasion was fnektrlcahly linked with the court tent of the rtpper laws, which the brief filed today declared were "in every respect constitutional and valid l» yond per adventure *of doubt ” If the high court were to uphold the validity of the keystone ripper law. Tucker would lose control over the motor vehicle division. The Repnldlcan brief, filed by attorney, Arthur L. Gillium and Fred Gause declared that "each of these statutes In each particular Is entitled to he adjudged constitutional and valid The temporary Injunction against those apoellants l Republican elective officials should b*t ordered dissolved and the Injunction suit in whi< h the same

WAR DECLARED! ON TIN CANS and RUBBISH in the Annual City Clean-Up Uity Trucks will again rolled and hiinl trash and rubbish in the city annual Clean-Up Campaign starting Monday, MAY 5 to IO inclusive All rubbish and trash will be hauled FREI. OF CHARGE. Please place in containers and put in convenient place in alley. II you have no alley, place container near the street. If you wish the container Starl now to clean-up and returned, please mark your | iavt , everything ready . name and address on side -of ~ , k j the container. TRICKS ; WILL NOT HAUL AWAY Phase notify ( ity Hall or ASHES. Street department. City of Decatur .Sr a a * *133 ■**>' a/a

Strike Docs It re • rr 5*S in Ihmaid Olson Deferred last January as a worker in an essential deftnse industry, Donald Olson of West Hartford, Conn , has been notifle ! it, his selective senior hoard that since he was on strike and na longer working he has Ir-en plan I in Class 1-A and is eligible sos immediate military seme*. Ths strike at the plant where Ol- <n works was called iwu weeks n .<>. was Issued should be ordeivd dismissed." PREDICTS WAR CONTINVKD FROM PAG» »>NB peitld* " rTie esecutlv.- rotnmi’tee .»!■• adopted resolutions to p.iriicip-.ite in an aircraft spotting service, to purchase a "subetantial bi nk” of defense bonds, to < ooperale with home defense organisation*', and to foster a naval apprentice aysttan on I’ K. merchant ships, o REPORTS LABOR (CONTINttFJt FROM Motors employes still threatened aa th,- mediation board labored t< settle n dispute on l AW-CHt <l* mands for a cloned shop and a l« cent wage Increase, The rERMVV t'lft las! night tail

■•d a strike of la" workara at I ,GM<"a VVatieii. (I. I'ackard afoe- | trl<al division, protratlag an alleg-' I>d lockout of aavaral union mem . bora. At New omorstown. fl. CIO util t I ity workers thr< at* tied a walkout I which would affect :i't factories. served by the Ohio i*ow< r company ! I unless demands for a wage inI crease and Icargalnffig rights were I met by tonight. The soft coal work stoppage I ' which had cltdang' red defense fuel 1 ' supplies throughout the nation. > I eontlnMd in some sect lons but more than Mff'Wo of the 48MM i miners affected had returned to | I work, only a few mines in the, i south. Illinois and Indiana still I w. re dosed. Regular K. Os Medina Monday I The regular meeting of the In-> I f a’Hi « irtltlf il of thv Kniuchf• of

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t'rdamtius will be h*»d at the K of hall Monday evening at * o'clock Irnneh and rUfieshmMSta will ba served following the meeting and ntflißtem ftrr nt g«d to all cud o MISSING MAN’S .CONTINUKD FROM FAG* <*NM> ■u7 Two bio:heia, Harve and Nbrl. are dc-ceasi-d. Funeral srrvnto Will lie held Katurday ufte.ti vni at Indianapolis and burial will be In the Crown Hill cemetery there Mr and Mrs. Fr<-d Mmlth wii) leave thia city in the- mottling to attend the aervices. .MM. Q— — -- - ■"WWW 500 Sheet!*, neatly wrapped, Hf-jkll - 20 lb. White unwat* rrmarked mimeograph, adaptable lor all kind* of mimeo graph werk and nullable for ink uixnature, NOc. The Drrat or Democrat C*.