Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 120, Decatur, Adams County, 20 May 1948 — Page 2

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Australian Elected President Os Rotary Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. May 20 (Special > At the 39th annual convention of Rotary International, which wind* up It* five-day ses eion here today, delegate* representing K..W Rotary Clubs with a membership of 315,000 business and professional executives in SO different countries, elected Angus S. Mitchell of Melbourne Au* tralia, as their president for 124 - -49. Mitchell Is a director of several manufacturing concerns in Australia. Born fit Shanghai. China, he attended Scotch College in Melbourne. Elected to Rotary’s board of directors were Conrad BonnevieEvendsen, Oslo. Norway; laiuro Borba. Brazil; Jorge Fidel Duron. Tegucigalpa. Honduras; Jan V. Hyka. Prague Czechoslovakia: Henry T lx»w. Bulawayo. Southern Rhodesia; J. H B. Young. Canterbury. England; <>nd six additional directors from the I'nited States and Canada Rotary’s 1949 convention will be held in New York City. June 12-16. 0 Trade In a Good Town — Decatur ... or any day DAD WANTS AN >IMITY world-famous “DIRECTOR” Hand-colored bro-vn steedxde, with beautifully embossed cover. He? all ’ Director" features, including two spare key pockets, secret currency pocket, free registration against loss. Plus tax 5.00 Other Models 1-50 up. Holthouse Drug Co. Come To EQUITY where ICE CREAM IS BEST! EQUITY’S ULTRA-PACK ICE CREAM Vanilla — Chocolate Maple Nut — Strawberry 69c Qt. 35c Pt. EQUITY Dairy Store Phone 158

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Teacher 1$ Held Or Mann Act Charges 1,1 Elwood Teacher Is Held In New York Cij Syracuse. N. Y., May 20 —(VPi s[ — Donald R. Brown. 41. Elwood, ' Ind., high school teacher and father of four children, was held in Onondaga county Jail today on I charges of violating the Mann act. Brown was arrested in Ithaca . yesterday by police and F. B. I. agents on charges that he transported an I* year-old Elwood high school girl. Verna Jean Parill. to New York state where they "lived as man and wife.” When arraigned here yesterday | before (’ S. commissioner A. Van W. Hancock. Brown pleaded inno- | cent to the charges and was held in default of 15.oOt» ball. A hearing has been set for ( Juno 9. Mlns I’arlll was held at a material witness in default of fI.OOO bail. Brown, according to authorities, abandoned his wife and children ■ "about April 2” and was reported living with Miss Parill under the name of Mr and Mrs. Donald Parill. He had been working In an Ithaca store at the time of his arrest. .Miss Parrill was one of Brown's pupils in tjie Elwood high school. Working On Novel Elwood. Ind.. May 20 —(PPl — An Elwood high school teacher and a high school girl a ires ted at Ithaca. N. Y.. yesterday while living together as man and wife disappeared elx weeks ago while working on a novel together." Itonald II Brown. 44, was voted the most popular teacher during his 20-year tenure at Elwood high school. The girl. Verna Jean Parrill. 19. was an honor student and would have graduated this spring Close friends said the teacher ami pupil were ’’working together on a novel" shortly before they disappeared April 2. Two days later. Brown’s wife said she received a postcard mailed at Anderson. Ind., saying “don't attempt to find me.” His abandoned automobile was located at Anderson, where it was believed the couple Istarded a train for New York. "Verna Jean was a good stU- • dent.” school superintendent . Keith Scott said today. "Only a few days after she left. Indiana Pnlversity announced that she 1 had received a scholarship for next fall.” Brown was a dramatics ami debating team coach at Elwood and taught senior English. On April 20. Mrs. Brown filed charge* of desertion and nonsupport against her husband. After arraignment in Syracuse. N.Y.. today on charges of violating the Mann act. Brown was scheduled to be returned to Elwood to face the desertion charge. He has a 19-year-old son. twin boys of 11. ami a seven-year-old daughter. ZINTSMASTER (Cont. From Page On*) ' show may Include some trucks, hut this will be determined later. Mr. Zlntsmaster said. 0 The area of the state of New Jersey is 9.221 square miles.

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