The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1933 — Page 1
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THE DAILY BAJNNEB “IT WAVES FOR ALL”
A LI, THE ROME NEWS UNITED PRESS SERVICH
L UME forty-one
GREENCASTLF, INDIANA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1933.
NO. 301
A H VETERANS he\r ADDRESS BV PRESIDENT
P ROOSEVELT SPEAKS AT NAIIONU. I WilON SESSION IN CHICAGO
Tags Prices for NRA j OLD GY \I IS SECURED FOR DINNER MEET
l „K> VETERANS’ COOPERATION j df nt Makes Plans Eor Gigantic Relief ( orpuratkm Ljiroute To Chicago
!CHICAGO, Oct. a (UP)—President ^sevelt came to Chicago to address war veterans who felt the first of the administration’s econcamfnign. to outline the prog0 f his drive for national recov-
In Ransom Recovery LOS A1N(;LLKS IS ROOKLI) BY EARTIIOl \Ki;
FELLOWSHIP MEETING OF t HRISTION CHL’Rt H W EDNESDAY EVENING
GOOD PROGRAM IS ARRANGED
Dr. W. R. Hutcheson to Preside.. Reports and Social (iathering Arc Planned
frhe presi'lential special train aried in Chicago at noon and Mr. asevelt addressed the national contion of the American Legion soon ;erward He will visit the world’s jr and return to the east tonight, addresses the national conference Catholic charities in New York
jedm^duy.
|Mi. Roosevelt's last minute decin to address the convention was in
nature of accepting a challenge to ' _ the war vqterans who were ciovi RIMLE
icken from the government’s pay11s so that the administration could
tance its ordinary budget.
11 . ths a ministral Ion k>okupon the address as one of the st significant since the president k office. To then war veterans tmselves he was expected to exin the reasons for the cuts in comsation and reaffirm his pledge to dew all cases and eliminate injusj. Speaking through the veterand to the nation at large, he was Reeled to describe the progress of administration’s fight against deision, md perhaipe, in view of Chip's spp' ial position to the agriculal middle west, make a special iboration on the drive# to restore
m prices.
1 e non-combatant war veteran <st tak- h<s cLsnccs with other citijs in earning a living. President (vsevclt declared today in a straight m the shoulder speech carrying his norm- fight before 30,000 members
the American Leigon.
Mr Roosevelt spoke boldly in his uiial address before the Legion ^vention which had potentialities of her winning the veterans wholeartedly or arousing revolt against
Dexter Keezer, former newspaperman and economist, of Hrooklandvillc, Md., is new executive director of the Consumers’ Advisory Board He is pictured at his desk in NRA headquarters, Washington. His chief duty will be the study of price
raises.
To Test Gold Act • ■
SEVERAL PERSONS TREATED \T HOSPITALS EDI LOW IN(i TRI MI’.I.OR
HEAVY FIRING i REPORTED AT HAVANA HOTEL
OTHER CITIES REPORT (|l \KE
Wall Of Eos Vngeles ( it> Jail ( nlla|>ses. W indows Broken ((Hake Caust-s Excitement
Llis MuikK Is Fined For Assault
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Langford Ramsey. i year-old law yer, of Memphis. Tenn., brother of George "Machini (iun” kelly's first
MAN PLEADS
Gl II I V BEFORE Jl SLICE
NEWGENTMONDAY
Due to thq expected attendance the j old gymnasium at the high school | building has been secured for the an- I 1 nual fellowship linner of the members and friend of the First ChrisI Don church to he held Wednesdaj evening at 6:3(1 o’clock. The purpose | of the meeting is to receive reports and to enjoy a sovial evening. | The Men’s Forum will have charge i of the program, a feature of which is a short play “The Trial of John Doc." I Roy Sutherlin has the part of defense attorney; Marshall Abrams the part of state's attorney; John Sutherlin, i the sheriff; William Stiles, the clerk. Other characters are portrayed by Paul Heaney and Dr. W. K. Hutcheson. According to the president of the Men's Forum, K. P. Mullins, this will be an intertaining feature of the
.progra m.
Dr. W. R. Hutcheson, chairman of \l DIIION PLANNED EOR
EOS ANGELES, Oct. J. (PI*)—A harp earthquake, apparently center- ! ing in this city, s)e k the major part | of soathem California early toda> The tremblor was timed at 1:10
a. m.
Three persons re. rived hospital l treatment for slight injuries. Two walls fell in I .> - Angeles and M ores of windows were broken. The damage was surprisingly small
ENLISTED MEN M\hF. ATTACK ON CUBAN ARMY OFFICERS 1 |f
ATTACKERS l SING ARTILLERY
Gunboat Pallia Standing By Ready to Take Hand if Necessary. Many Are Wounded ,
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Frederick B. Campbell, New York attorney and clubman, first man to be indicted under the President’s gold-hoarding proclamation and Act of Congress. Campbell was in-
wife, who was sun by Kelly to re- . , , dieted for failing to register ?200,cover the Urschfl ransom money ' 1< ' f (:u '° °l , ' 1 ' •"‘mhloi w In It j 574 wor th of bar gold. New York
from the eache on the Texas ranch of Cass Coleman Harassed by Federal agents. Pan,-ey told all and
the $73,250 v-i' iccovcred.
aroused almost everyone in the dis ' tricts which suffered from similar !
: disturbances recently.
In Los Angeles pe ,.lo rushed I r on
Federal court granted him one week in which to set forth his contention that the law is unconstitutional.
Radio Audition To Be Hold Here
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■ | the official board of the church will
Ulis Mundy, of Cloverriale, was I preside. Paul F. Boston will have fined $25 and costs, when he pleaded ’charge of the program, and the minguilty to a charge of assault and bat- | ister, Robqrt T. Beck, will present 1 tery before Justice of the Peace Rob- the various reports of the depart-
ert H. Newgent, Monday morning. ments of the ehurch.
Mundy was taken into custody at Perry Rush will sing a solo. SpeCloverdale Saturday evening by town 1 cial instrumental music w ill be furnmarshal Virgil Smiley and night po- ished and the group will join in the liceman Otho Cummings following -inging of familiar hymns and songs, an alleged assault on Thomas J. Me- Tables are to be arranged in recCutry. The charge against Mundy (angular shape. Dinner will bo in was filed by McCurry. the form of a covered dish affair with According to Mcfurry's story he hosts and hostesses at each table. A
PR DAY MORNING M GRAN ADA THE \ I EK
III i-lllgcrca iwont'i I ^ homes and apartment houses as win- j |(lows crashed ami pictutes fell from |
j the walls.
F. irly reports failml to mention any I deaths although minor injuries were
told by the score.
Police said that a wall of the city jail building, condemno,I after the ipiake of March 10, fell, hut that 11 >-
body was injured.
Long Beach, center of the terrific , , ,, 1 . c .
Grcencastle is ive its first , |li: , k ,.\. hi( .p cauged approximately n Memonal M.b-churQhat the Granada theate, to have a repre- „„ (lama)?e ^ ult0(l . I ‘he Method,st church m sesston at
tentative here this week to interview Santa Ha ,. harai . of ., drastic talent with a view to having an audt- t( . m |,i or in m5> sl ,flVrod m , damage, tion and later to .-electing talent for |> ark> hi t hard by the disa radio performance. The plan now tu| . ban( . ( , March 1( , re p 01 tcd onl\
is for all those interested to tele-
Local (JuiitIi
Is VssisIimI
IND1VN \ (ONI ERENt E Ol M ECHI U< II \()l ES $1,667 \N-
NI \I.EV EOR AID.
Contributions of $1,667 annually to
Indianapolis last week-
HAVANA, Oct. 2 (UP)—A pitched fight broke out today between army enlisted men and hundreds of officers encamped at the National hotel on the Malecon. Firing started at 6:10 a. m. Soon it became intense, and by 6:45 there was heavy rifle and machine gun fire. By 7 o’clock the enlisted men were fiirng on the hotel with two threeinch field guns plated along the 1 Malecon and the gunboat Patria, which steamed to the waterfront facing the hotel, was preparing to go into action. As this correspondent arrived at the scene ambulances began clanging up to the soldiers’ linns and wounded | men were evacuated. Most had head
wounds.
A circuit of the battle scene by automobile revealed that the soldiers, reinforced by sailors ashore, had etncircled the building and, taking advantage of all cover, were firing
, apidly.
The officers, heavily armed with machine gun-, rifles, and pistols, replied briskly. The officer- moved into the National hotel September 8, after Ranon Gtau San Martin was put in
I hrough this contribution the eon- ; | )l)Wt ,,. |,y ., rf >volt of students and ene will share equally with the Ijated mi , n oustinf , t | )( . officers.
broken windows.
phone or leave their names at the I ])r Harry Wood, diieetor of the
urday evening when Mundy came up j will be a future of the decoration VV(Hln( , sday to interview talent. He „ Tho t ,, mbl()1 . v , , moderately and struck him several times without j and color schemes will be worked out wiU hold a privjlt aud ition on the stlon bu , n „ t , ikelv havP p.,.,,
giving any reason. Both men bore I accordingly, fhts part of the dinner l Qf th< , r; ian .„ tll Saturday
marks about the face in court Mon-| will lie in charge of the Woman’s | t „ mak , hlti fj rs t selections
N n th Indiana conference and the I N'ortlnvr-t Indiana conference in raising soO.OOO for the church, which eivo- both the students of DePauw univi i -ity md citizens of Grcencastle. The state committee responsible for working out this program for the un-
day morning. Mundy admitted the Union, of which Mrs. James B. Van-
assault and said he had been drink- Horn is president.
j n , r I The program committee consists of McCurry is a section employe and Paul F. Boston, Mrs. Roy Abrams,
Mundy said he is employed at a stone Mrs. John Boyd, I/nm Snyder and )|( , rtun j tv wi || , given to the winners
Robert T. Beck. Tho budget com- t ( J)erforni | M ,the microphone in
mittee consists of E. R. Bartley, Paul ^ a rea) broa d ca qmg station.
Heaney, W. O. Long and Robert I. 1 ( , () | e anx ious to hav ( is
derwriting of this indebtedness was
rious. U wsy.by no mcaus as severe lW(je up of an ,| a minister j „ ♦hol as th0 shmk fast S ° rPp ° rtS i from . ,«h of the threw . onfeemces j
and those selecod will .ppear o t e ,, „ , he , ol . ati on of the renter of the ^ tor , 1(K , t | .. .urch. I Mage SatuatU ft.m and night, will , N . .vailable until tomor- Thp ( . ( „ 1!n , |tt(>p is . N irthweiit Indiana |
Prizes will he given to those silect-I when reports from the various
ed by popular approval and the op-
quarry.
Later in the morning two other affidavits were filed against Mundy in circuit court by V. F. Smiley. In the additional affidavits Smiley charges
^president's drastic compensation 1 >l U nd y with assault and battery on
onferen e. Rev. Bert D. Beck, Terre
leismological stations are received. | Hautp an( , Al . thur (; Kuin pf. South
Bend:
\ merican Ambassador Sumner Welles and other guests moved from the hotel. Ti e government placed a
heavy guard.
Foil American officials of the hotel left at Id p. m. yesterday, it was learned, and were ate at the Hotel
Presidente.
STEAMER C \PSI7.ES
Ml -1 Ml, Japan, Oct. 2, (UP) The steamer Koitn Maru capsized late Sunday off Kumamoto prefecture
with hefivy loss of life.
Official announcement here set the
Park, Colt' n, Riverside, San Bernar-
him Sept. 30 and with public intoxi- j Trout, Roy Abrams, J cation. Another case of trespass is Charles Rector, Wall
also
Mundy, having bqen taken under ad- I Handy visement following a hearing on the
charge last June 19.
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He Did down three principles in jaling with the veterans and debred that his policy of financial reJnchment was imperative if the ^ntry is to thrive. His principles were: 1 Governmental responsibility for bse who suffered injury or disease
Jthe war.
3 Federal aid for non-conneeted ini' e disability cases but only when
other agencies fail. I _______ "The fact of wearing a uniform | sEssmN HKHV K()R ^ymkn OF
Cities that felt the temblor in vary- , Hpn)|: In(jl:ina ^.forcce, |{ev. John
ing degrees included Ventura. Long M Waik' f, Bloomington, and Henry I knoW( , dead at 33. Bemch, Santa, Barbara,^Huntmgton | ostro,, . j r , Indianapolis; North In- | 0n |y 60 ..f the
dian 1 "inference, Rev. F". ('. Fribley, j Ni'ii istle, and Charles Nelf, And''i'-
. _ e. ' - 11; the ptistor of the local church, struments. It 1- an opportunity lor j ( was ., s j,|ewall of tlie condemned ^ ^ j. jj ( mger
everyone to compete at no cost to c j ty j aj | (t | lat fp]), Georgia Street
themselves and they may be repaid i{ et . e j v ing hospital rejsirted treating j I he money paid by theceiifeiren.es
I,e(k - , I many entries 1- possible and is not Compton, Inglewood, Pasadena The fellowship committee of tho , li|nitjnjf (hp niimbcr 0 f kinds of in- ^ ., t hers.
Men’s F'orum consists of Ernest
W. Herod, Long, Ira
Laymen To Meet Tuesday Evening
The coffee committee consists of Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Mrs. J. W. Herod, Mrs. Andy Thomas.
are today.
They included Louis Montay, 20, \v
pending in circuit court against j Cowling, Verner Snyder and B. F. ■ (|S manv „f , )Ur foremost hroadi . -tors three person- for minor injuries. ! .n D.-P.iuw univi r-ity can be used
only for payment of the principle. Memliers of the local church in (Ireoncastle are re-ponsible for the
o.ii nient of the interest.
Mr. Cole will ’ring with him "Boh” : |,,. lp ,„; f ronl a downtown wind >w. II
The
White, the “H" ier Song Bird," wh will sing and play his guitar i an
not mean that he (the veteran) Jit demand and recqive from his govdiment a benefit which no other citfn receives," the president declared, d does not mean that beeause a per-
GKKENt ASH E DISTRICT <>E
M. E. CHURCH
flower committee consists «>f Mrs. C-: ;|1 | |,.,| a ttracti"n on tho -tage pr<
J. Stewart, Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mrs. < tf|am
Ray Trembly, Mrs. Frank Deer, Mrs. j _ _____
Harold Edwards, John Talbott. The ^
fool distribution committee, Mrs. Rn> I
Abrams, Mrs, W. D J Mi * *11 ‘ W" 11
i Clay Brothers, Mrs. William Blackwell, Mrs. Frank Wallace, Mrs. i Charles McGaughey, Mrs. R. P. Mullins, Mrs. ( . A. Atkinson, Mrs. John | Talbott and Mrs. Charles Rector.
sutfered cuts on both arms. Mr.-. Charlotte Wilson, 25, received i Utah >ut the : et wht*n she leaped from bed into th. debris resulting from i broken window. Helen Apodea, 23, was rushed to the hospital when she
fttinted fp m hock.
Saliinla\ F. M.
\\ II.Bl R DENIES REPORT PALO ALTO, Cal., Oct. 2, (UP)
EDM I Ml roRl M ro I 'KEN FROM VINE STREET PARK-
ING PI,At E
A substantial teduction has been made on this indebtedness through I t,he payment by the university from [the (lohin Memorial fund of $12,0011 and previous payments b> former pled'." of $5,000. This leaves the
The American Legion will meet bonded indebtedness if $83,000. It is Tuesday evendu, Ovt. 3 There will I-*' ’expected that another substantial rei -mess and all members duetion In principle will be made
again thi- year.
130 sightseers
aboard the vessel were rescued, however. The remaining persons were
missing.
TAX EXPERT DIES
| important
1 are requested i" attend,
INDIANAPOLIS. Oet. 2, (UP) — Willis C. Nusbaum, 59, expert tax law atti rney, and former pecial c tinsel for the state tax hoard, died yesterday of biund poi.-oniug which developed from a foot infection a week ago. The $17,000 claim of Ada Mct'amn.ack against th tale of James L. l/eonard has been <1 i -allowed by George W Wallace, administrator of the estate, and ha been transferred to the trial docket in circuit court for trial.
The Laymen of the Grcencastle j
served in the defense of his conn- District of the Methodi.-1 ‘d 1 ’
T. performed a basic obligation of ; church will meet in the *"’ lln ' J 11 ’ _.... .ij 0 .
titen-hip. he should receive a pen- or.al Church Tu.s ay even,ng at , :.«T |)r. Ray Lyman Wilbur '
on because of a disability incurred | Tlie laymen arc the pr-rmam-nt human hemenriy today a r- Port ot g. at.ng
his sendee had terminated, arvl | element in the church The District w,th a New York
pt connected with that service." superintendent Dr- Cha- t. L -rd be- , n er Pres,dent Herbert Hoover would
thanking the Legion for its li^es that the laymen who must make ;
and service, he appealed for ; many changes to meet the needs «f Stanford un,varsity here. te ”' nM • a elimination of aection 1:1 ® v * 1 .
lism and class should have some special training for Dr vYilhur declared. Monday.
"D fk. a , , 1 that leadership. Dr. Wilbur was secretary of inter- Mni . T orr ad parked the nririnne* bwcH t RP m s ' ,ct,on!, ' lsm m ‘.-he first hour will lie divided into ior in ,h c Hoover cabinet and counts whj , p ^ entered the libtary buildjt „ . ,,r I’" v " • o One under the leader ax-president as i neighbor and M , Kr Thecal ■ I bot lo ked L nf •' , he ,. , ' nd ." f "*!' onal U "' ty i « hil . of a lavmau Dr E K. Baldri go pprs , ma l friend of long standing. j helieved the thief took it a- ">n a pa no ism, he said. , -H , a | a discussion on "De- baVp no intention of resigning h) , , >ntored the library and hove off.
H,, , „« , h . .tapl, ; -S «' > ™ |M| Mo „ atiu „. , , w Mr. H~.v,r
a "• 1 • ; , . ■ ... i. i«i
Sheriff and Captured Felon
A Chevr let coupe belonging to j Edmund Torr, of tho Oakalla com- | m unity southwost of (ireencastle, was stolen from its parking pla c on
succeed him as president of behind vine street arr -s from the postofflee Bnturdai afternoon and no trace "There is absolutely nothing in it," ; of th( , vpi,;, !,. ba .j been found early
— ^ •y om> jfroup of citizen** which must
th hen. ,1 Mo,:ey ’ r
’You have l«|pn willing to fight for ‘"”1 rt benefits of American life. You I
been Willing to live for Amer- , |)p by r)r . H L. Davis .. Um,y ' hav e understood that | ., Th(i S| ,j rl tuil and Ad«iinistrative
The aerond hour will be gi'* u over to two, thirty minute addresses.
Mr. Hoover was to return to hts campus home today from ( hi,-ago, where he attended A Century of
Progress.
PASTORS ASSIGNED
Tnnouncement of ministerial a—
I HI WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Tup-lay; alightl;.
warmer Tuesday.
20 Years Ago
IN GREENCASTLE
ls ' : ’ r VPr y foundation of the A '| Jv . „f the Connectional-Sys- sl(rnmentH marked the closing session , {ov , j. ( a ripbell returned home
‘ , "X 11 \ ,. H ’. 1 i''' ’' , i ^ 11 ■, i'' 11 ' " i • ■' ” - ' ■ ' > - • ri amsm for whieh. you stand,-in | enl of ,he Meth aliat Church " The nf thp Didiana conference Af the f r „ lu Uammoml where ho att.’iwk'd.Ui,' ' < ’h y, u believe, and to which you ^.,,,'d will I e by Judige Earl M Mann Meth ..dist church at -Indianapolis N or thwe-t Indiana Conference. .1 Rwnrei allegiance when we he- ^ ,. wbat the Lay'men can d> to Make Sutl()ay T b( . appointments included Mr- W’. O. Timmons is visiting relAmerican Legionnaires.” ' the Church More Interpretative of the ( j| ov , ir( | a | e> B m ,. r y Park-; Putnam- at jves in Kdmhurgh.
‘matiup <f a government nonJ’fvfit corporation to buy and distri- , l,p the necessaries of lifa to the un-
rfployed this Winter was announced j
night hy President Roosevelt.
7| “ gigantic relief corporation 'was
wfth the .hod pur,s.se of | of E-reign Wars wall meet ton,ght
Jth,
Life f,f God for Here and Now.
F. F. W. 1350
Jesse M. Lee Post 1550 Veterans
I ' M in. .ni'i | |, 11 r: 1 1 ' d. clothing Md tw in the City I - i
vide, A. L. Lewis; and HI" mington. William H. McLean, ^ith Roliert K.
Baldridge, assistant.
f. O. ". J
Putnam Lodge No. 45 I. °. U.
Im-
lp ti^titute and at the same time , hers are urge.1 to be present glutted markets of their 1 portant business, el^dton of officers,
(Continued on Page Four) i and feed.
Mrs L- D Snider went to Decatur, 111., where she will be the guest »f
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perry.-
Her chel I mklit. pastoi the colored Baptist Church, lost his left arm in accident at the A * U
W I1 confer Ore initiatory degree to- st „ m . <|U ,rn The sleeve of his shirt .onirow night at 7:30. All brothers , a ught in s< me cog (wheels mangling , 1M .| team members are urged his arm so badly that it was necessary | to attend. | ^ amputate it. ^ j
Held captive for three days, without food. Sheriff Charles Neel (above) finally ^
the ten e-ci.ped ".mat - from Indiana stale prison at Michigan ( Ry. ami «66.’ -us *a>to Gary. Did Shortly afterward James Clark (below), one »t ’he convKts who hel l the sheriff | n oner, was
captured in Hammond. They are shown as the slier if! related ms story-
four