Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1941 — Page 10

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BUTSCH TO BE | RE-EXAMINED

New Sanity Test Ordered As He Asks Retrial on Murder Charge.

Re-examination of William Rav Butsch, as to his sanitv. was orgered today by Special Judge Omar O'Harrow in Criminal Court Butsch has been committed to the State Prison hospital for the insane since May, 1939. when he Judged insane Butsch is charged with first degree murder in the hammer slaying of Mrs. Carrie Lela Romig two vears go

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week. in a special habeas corpus proceeding, Special Judge Joseph Williams declared Butsch how legally sane and ready for trial on the murder charge. Prosecutor Sherwood Blue protested Judge Williams’ decision, claiming that he had ho jurisdiction to rule on the sanftv of the defendant in the proceedings because Judge O Harrow is the presiding judge in the criminal action.

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basis of Judge Butsch is now he defendant immediate O’Harrow, Deputy Edwin Haerle contended Butsch 1s still insane so far a concerned and that not he bound

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court 1s Judge O'Harrow could bv another judge's decision Tudge O'Harrow agreed with the prosecutor and said. "It is my responsibility to determine if Butsch insane Judge O'Harron

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1s sane then ordered the two. physicians to itsch and make a new the court

PRIEST SUES ART GALLER) CLEARWATER. Fla.. April 2 (U P) —A 810.000 damage suit filed i here by the Rev. F rick D McLaughlin, New York. rged today that operators of an gailery in St. Petersburg soid $25,659.65 of art objects was weakened irom medicine

Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Wendell L. Willkie are shown meeting for the first time last night during a

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BRITISH LEADER VISITS MANILA

Talks Believed Answer to Matsuoka: Jugoslav Crisis ‘Worse.’

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nort toward which the British were advancing following their capture of Asmara vesterday. 8. The German roreign Office organ called the American seizure of Axis shipping a “flagrant Wild West American breach of the law.” latest “act of gangsterism of the Roosevelt regime,” while spokesmen said that further diplomatic action against the seizures “could (ruled out.” Brooke - Popham's headquarters are at Singapore, British naval base which is the cornerstone of de{ens¢ for the whole Southeast Pacific triangle of Malaya, the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines and Australasia. Singapore is the nut which the Japanese must crack if ever ambition of a hegemonv of the South Pacific is to be achieved. It has been heavily reinforced in recent weeks by arrival of strong Empire land forces and large quantities of Royal Air Force squadrons soine of them outfitted with American pianes. But Singapore is a naval base without a navy because British ships needed in the Atlantic and ti Mediterranean. Next Stop? The United States battle fieet. however, is concentrated in the Pacific. The main fleet is based on

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Hawaii but there has been a grad-|

ual bolstering of the Asiatic Fleet. Additional cruisers, destrovers, naval patrol squadrons and protective Army Air Corps fighter squadrons have been shifted out to Manila. American cruiser and destrover squadrons have just completed un|precedented visits to Australia and |New Zealand. It is well within the realm of probability that American naval units will next turn up at Singapore and this may be one of the subjects under discussion by Brooke-Popham and Hart. | However, the discussions also are

{likely to embrace a wide range of Anglo-Amer- |

Ipractical matters of ican co-operation in event of sudden

Axis-inspired moves in the Pacific |

region. | Matsuoka Sees Pope in the Far East spite some indications that Matsuoka’s visit to the Axis capitals mav not be as productive of “surprises” as had been hoped originally by Hitler.

Matsuoka was in Rome today and |

held a long conference with the {Pope which brought a crop of ru{mors about “peace feelers,” possibly {launched jointly by the Vatican and the Japanese. | “Peace feelers,” it seemed certain, were not what was calculated on hy

AXis propagandists when the Matsu-

oka trip was originally scheduled. | Gayde Still Hopeful | Virginio Gavda. often a spokesman for Benito Mussolini, reverted to the original Axis propaganda briefly today. He asserted “new accords” Matsuoka's discussions with Hitler and Mussolini which that a united front

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AXIS SHIP NOTES

Roosevelt May Decide to

Under 1917 Law.

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sabotage we could take the vessels for our own use under the World | War Espionage Act.” One section of the 1917 Espionage Act makes it unlawful for the owner or persons in command or the crew members of any vessel in United States territorial waters, to “willfully cause or permit the destruction or injury of such vessel.” Violation imakes the vessel subject to seizure {and forfeiture to the United States. | If convictions are obtained and ‘the ships are requisitioned, it was doubted here that any of the vessels would be turned over to the | British. It was believed more likelv that this Government would re- | lease American tonnage to Britain and, when repaired, use the Axis vessels itself. The Treasury has indicated the repairs may take a year. The President's meeting with Admiral Land was a prelude to a major conference at 2 p. m. (Indianapolis Time) with the so-called “war cabinet”—Secretary of State Cordell Hull, Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr.,, War Secretary Henry IL. Stimson, Navy Secretary “rank Knox and Harry HopKins— and the chiefs of armed forces. Mr. Roosevelt revealed yesterday that £1.080.000000 has already been allocated to Britain and Greece from the $7.000.000.000 war-aid ap- | propriation for production and pur[chase of weapons and food These orders would supplement aid now being given Britain and | Greece from existing Army and Navy stocks. An Agriculture Department spokesman said conversations were in progress concerning food for Britain, but that nothing definite has been decided.

COTTON CLUB LIQUOR

Soeapere woes wer | GHARGES DISMISSED

| Charges that liquor was sold illegally Christmas Day at the Cotton Club. bright spot on Indiana Ave. life, were dismissed by Criminal Court Judge Dewex E. Myers today. The case started an investigation that led to the revocation of the Cotton Club's liquor license by the State Alcoholic Beverage Commission and also resulted in a cleanup drive among other Indiana Ave.

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cafes Dallas Daniels, manager of the Cotton Club, was convicted of illegal sale of liquor on Christmas Day in Municipal Court and was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined $30 and COStS Daniels was arrested by police on the liquor charge following an alieged shooting in the Cotton Club in which he was wounded. The case was apvealed to Criminal Court and during trial of the case, police officers testified that they based the affidavit charging liquor violation on information they received from patrons in the club. Judge Myers ruled that this evidence was insufficient for conviction.

Bruetsch Gets Science Award

DR. clinical director and head of the research department of Central State Hospital, has been awarded the 1941 prize for outstanding achievement bv the American League Against Epilepsy Epilepsy been known since the beginning of medicine, but it has been a puzzle to experts up until now. Medical science has discovered several causes which lead to epileptic convulsions. but there still are many patients in whom the reason for the seizure Is unknown. By means of post mortem examinations of the brains of epileptics, Dr. Bruetsch has shown that in some cases the convulsions are caused by chronic rheumatism of the brain, which is a sequel of rheumatic fever RESET Rg

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Serbs now dominating the Government and the venerable leader, Vladimir Matchek., who 1greed to take the portfolio of Vice Premier, The Croats had hesitated to back the new Government since it seemed certain that their part of Jugoslavia would be the first to be invaded by Germany. { Mediation Rumors Denied In Berlin

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