Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 11, Decatur, Adams County, 14 January 1960 — Page 6

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Local Youth Found Guilty Os Attack [ FORT WAYNE Ind — Special 'judge Otto W Koenig was told j about some relatives hr didn't I know existed and a threw and one I half year-old blond*. brown -eyed girt heard the defense object, Jo Santa Claus bacauac he was irrelevant and immaterial'' tn an Alk-n circuit court case Wrdnesday. But Richard Dwainr Wolf calc. 10. Decatur, was found guifty <»f attacking the child, anyway Wolfcaie was taken to the [county jail after an all-day court action in which Judge Koenig finI ally lost his patience with defense attorney M L. Komisarow. who had been using every legal maneuver possible to shake the state's, case which charged the defendant i with assault and battery on the, child to gratify sexual desires Komisarow first moved that Koenig disqualify himself from the case because the judge was sup-; posed to be a distant cousin of the [ grandmother of the mother of the 'hild When that failed, the defense resorted to objections, long and dissertations on legal opinions and even read to the court and deputy prosecutor Robert Parrish, the oath of office taken by each of the prose'eutor's staff.

The child was placed on the; stand to see if - she could tell something of what happened on Sept. 30 when the attack was alleged to have taken place. Judge. Koenig ruled that the child's state-; ments could not be accepted be-1 cause of her age but not before Komisarow had objected to Santa Claus as irrelevant and immater-[ ial. In trying to put the child at, ease. Parish asked her if Santa i Claus had been good to her. That's I when the objection came. At the end of the trial. Komisarow insisted that his client be admitted to bond after the judge had ruled that Wolfcale be taken to jail. Komisarow continued to demand the release of his client saying that an appeal was going to be made Finally, raising his voice to almost a shout, the judge said, "Mr Komisarow, will you please abide by the ruling of this court. The defendant is committed to the custody of the sheriff and that is the way it is going to be.” Koenig then consulted with probation officer Bill Hammond as to a pre-sentence investigation as required by law, and set 11 a.m. Monday for sentencing.

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Pleodi Guilty To Public In toxic ohon A MonrwvUl* man pi«wd*d gull ay in city court thia morning to a •charge <4 public mUrtkaimn at tar dnvmg up on th* town of a city resident, and getting stuck there ygbterday Clarence Mrtr. < of rssuUr ». | Monroeville, will spend a lltUv; Umc in the county jail to pay off. hta iio am. costa fine He was remanded to the sheriffs department after failure to pay the total fine and costs Mohr waa arrested Wednesday, night at about • o'clock at 11 th and Dayton where his car mired down after he drove up on a lawn . there and couldn't get back on the street City police charged his With public intoxication and he spent the night dV jail, awaiting the hearing ] Monthly Holy Hour Here Sunday Afternoon The monthly hoi" hour of the I southeast district, diocesan, coun- ; cil of Catholic men, will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 130 o'clock at St Mary's church. The Rev. Francu Nugent, assistant ( pastor at St John the Baptist church. Fort Wayne, will be the

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guest speaker He la well known as th* exmductor of a popular TV „ rt rß on '.•-•firm docuuw He is •l*o a framer chaplain U> the Catholic atudents of Indiana Technical College. . The annual election of officers Will be a main part of the meeting following the holy h<wr with ■ ■octal »e*»ton to follow Gerald R Durkin la president of the group. Officers Selected At St. Luke Church At the annual meeting of St Luke United Church of Christ at Honduras the following officer* were elected: elder. Ervin t.ochner; deacon. Curtiaa Nussbaum, trustee: William Bertsch Other members who hold over are elders John Hoth and Carl Anderson, deacons Glen Strshm and Ora Ratcliff; trustees Bert Seesenguth and Gorman Erhart. Financial secretary is Mrs Elmer Beer, treasurer is Mrs Kenneth Hoffman. DON’T GET UP NIGHTS It lakes hl"t »• cents and 1g houn, to start relief—or your money ;••< k Ht »ny drug Wht*fi fnri«’(l«»n**l kldnry disorders cause writing up passage. NOW at Knhne l»eug Amro.