The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 November 1938 — Page 4

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KE< HI NT I 111 II11 mil'll from I v iik:«' llnt'l j instructions ^iven in the statutes for the preparation and counting of ballots in the general election. Mr. James may have indicated a possible basis for a contest of the findings of the recount commissioners, when he asked the court, in connection with the above query, if the court would insttuct the commissioners specifically in the matter of the use of a blue pencil by the clerks of the election in Mill Creek precinct. Jetfe-son township, in marking their initia's on the ballots, instead of using pen and ink .as the law states However, the court did not signify an intention of making any instruction to the commissioners on that point. Attorneys James k Alice and Sutherlin & Sutherlin, Saturday afternoon, filed a demurrer to the recount petition of Ray Vaughan, Republican against George L. Rice, Democrat, the latter having been declared elected commissioner from the third district of Putnam county, following the recent general election, in which Mr. Vaughan was a candidate against Mr. Rice. However, the demurrers were withdrawn when court assembled, this morning, and in their place the ' attorneys filed answers in general j denial. In this demurrer, it was ailogv"’. | the facts stated in the petition of the contestor, who is Ray Vaughan, are insufficient to contest the election of . the contestee, George L,. Rice. In memoranda accompanying the j demurrer, it was stated the contestor! iocs not allege in his petition that I

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Roosevelt further to unbalance th: j budget by n:w resort to expensive j pump-priming, That combination of ' circumstances still affects treasury books. ROOSEVELT QUESTIONS DIPLOMATS

Searchers hunt ralvi'. able articles among charred ruins of what forr.: rly was a store and several homes along this highway in the Topanga canyon

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he received the highest number of legal votes for the office of commissioner, and also, that the contestor does not ask a recount of the votes cast in the Limedale precinct of Greencastle township: also, that the contestor does not have a prayer asking that the contestor be declared duly elected and entitled to said office.

REV IVAL NOW ON AT THE NAZARENE TABERNACLE Rev. E. F. Singhurse announced last night that services would be held each evening this week at 7:30 at the Tabernacle. Rev, T. L. Terry will preach each evening. You are invited to attend these services each night. Come bring a frelnd. Rev. Terry is a good old fashioned preacher of the Gospel.

Deficit Grows

fiscal year started has been almost $330,000,000 compared with an e:

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Jl'ocfpj* Jjl about $170,000,000 per month one’

year ago.

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tion officials over budget prospects but there has been no suggestion from the administration so far that

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—fUP>—j it will be possible to balance the 1 Treasury figures showed today budget or even come close to balthat the government i s going into; » n ce for another year or so. On the the r d almost twice as fast now as '’as' 3 of current spending and tax in the previous fisod year. j trends it is quite probable that Mr. Comparisons must be approximate Roosevelt will end his second term because final reports for the first with an uninterrupted series of four mon'hs of the fiscal year will, treasury deficits. | not be published until Dec. 2. But 1 A downward deficit trend was !nthe net deficit figures indicate that; terrupted last year by the 1937-38 the government’s average spending, depression which not only reduced beyond income each month since this, federal tax revenue but forced Mr.

WARM SPRINGS, Ga„ Nov. 28.--(UP i—President Rooaeveilt renewed h's conversations with the American ambassadors to Germany and Italy on subject of European religious and racial persecutions today. It was reported that the conferences might lead to ran even more positive policy in this regard. For more than ifou” hours, the chief executive sat before an open fire in the liv'ng room of the Little White House here, listening to Hugh Wilson, ambassador to Germany, and William Phillips, ambasrador *o Italy. When they finally deft the isolated frame cot’age on the edge of Pine Mountain last n'ght It was with instructions to return for further conference a little befo v e noon. Both amhissadors went to the home of Will Moore, friend of the

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president, on Warm Springs Founda- ■ tion, where they were put up for the night. To all questions they said that the conference was as yet inI complete but indicated that If any ; talking was to be done, Mr. Roose- ! v'lt would do it. Administiotion at achcis made it clear that the pres dent intended exploring the question of religious perscution in complete detail. He was as much concerned with the plight of Catholics and protestants in some countries as he was with Hint of Jews, it was said Close friends of the White House speculated on the bearing of the present talks on a further delineation of this government's polxy towards those states drastically restricting religious, racial and political minorities TAKES PHILOSOPHICALLY SENTENCE IK LIFE TERM

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Sunday, a total of $23.50 He , brought into court by Victor Wall game warden of Putnam ctw ; and Josse King, game warden j Parke county, charged with hunt j on the Sabbath. He was arres j two and a half miles west of Br ; Chapel, with thr e qi> ui i n his , I session. His hunting license was voked, also.

IN MKMOKY In loving memory of Walter Alice, who passed away four year! ago. Just four years ago today At half past oni The Angel knocke i at our door And invited him come home. You’ve been here king enough. said This troubled world to share, There will be joy. peace and happi ness, With all your friends up there. He said, I hate to leave you all, And go away to stay, You need me her e to council with And help to guide the way. In a moment's time his spirit fled To join in their embrace, And if we live as we should. We will meet him face to face Sadly missed by wife. Mrs. Alpii»| Alice, and children.

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OLYMPIA. W:sh.. Nov. 28.—<UP> — Dr. Kent W. Berry, 50, society physic'an, who avenged himself outside the law on the man he accused of seducing his young wife, regard-

ed tho probability of dife imprison-! by the war affic t ■ iuy ment philosophically today. He told, L,r eut Gen. SrtMiir iMcaki. *«] the jury which convicted him Of minister, told thr r nufacturers Jtj kidnap ng and assault tbit it had, a conference that it was mcessail

TOKYO. Nov 28 'UP' Lp« must have sufficient munitions hand to fight, if in • ary two w# simultaneously an i.'ist Russia anl China, munition makers were

done "the best’’ it could. The jury also convic’ed th? three men Berry hired to help him kidnap and torture Irving E. Baker, former coast guard officer. It recommended leniency, so Berry will escape the death sentence which the Washington kidmp law carries. He will be sentenced soon to life impri-

sonment.

Th? state caV.ed Berry a "jealous old fool." maintained that his accusation of Baker was unjustified Berry had tuken Baker to a gravel pit where he tried to emasculate him with a pair of pliers. Robert H. Smith, Wiliam MaeAloon and James Reddick were con-

victed with him.

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"The armv must rnswer for n«| tional confid nee "ml wt lhe imri ' r j ial min i at ease \ achieving tM mission imposed on it." Gen ItacaU| said. . Viscount Ak ra Tekr vice minis «r of the army, said it was nec ssaev that Japan possess mtinitions for wars simultrneousl. He adder to the army demanded that the gor nr ment enforce the cn'i'' 1 national n'ri bilization law. uird r which ^ j time production has Iwen speeded <i>|

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Berry, condoling his wife who ran L^a^Aicldiohc" Bever age Board oj him after thn \rr»a- rN..4._Triiiir.nil. Will

Putnam County, Indiana, 2:00 P. M. on the 20th dW ° f cember, 1938 at the < er • Court House, in the (it> 01 castle in said County >eg>n

to him after the jury reported yes-

terday, shouted to reporters:

"The whol? thing is a frameup. The authorities would not permit

m . * 1 . * castle in said uounr> '-T . h _ f 0 |. me to swear out a warrant against ffation of tho application of he 1 Baker, and told me to take matters lowing named person, request'' 1

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C. M. WHITTAKER FINED

Cleo M. Wh ttaker. 47 yorrs old and a school teacher of Stilesville, paid a fin? of $10 with costs In Justice Newgent’s court In Greencastle,

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