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THE STATE JOURNAL, LANSING, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1934 WOMAN DOCTOR AWAITS TRIAL Is Charged with Murdering Physician with 'Poison Highball' GREENWOOD, Jan. 22 (AP)In stolid silence Dr. Sarah Dean, attractive Greenwood child specialist, was here Monday to stand trial on a charge of murder in connection with the alleged "poison whisky highball" death of her medical associate, Dr. John Preston Kennedy, Greenwood surgeon. Doctor Kennedy charged in a reputed deathbed statement last August that he was dying from the effects of poison administered to him in midnight meeting between Doctor Dean and himself at the residence of the woman physician, The statement said that Doctor Kennedy tried to treat himself after detecting a metallic taste in the drink, but failing, he had to call in other medical assistance and was taken to Jackson for treatment.

Doctor Dean, indicted on a murder charge after the body of Doctor nedy had been secretly exhumed and examined, has been free under bond awaiting trial. She has never mentioned the case publicly except to press surprise. BLAST ROCKS CAR; THUGS ARE NABBED Two Men Charged with Robbing Safe; Explosion Gives Them Away DETROIT, Jan. 22 (AP) Two men were held on safe robbery charges Monday because small charge of their nitroglycerine automobile, exploded causing prematurely to strike 8 telephone pole. A small safe was blown from the car.

Police said it had been taken from a drug store. The men gave their names as Walter Tylczak and Stanley Basman. They were not seriously injured by the blast or the resulting accident. Police said the" automobile bore eight old bullet holes and that two rifles were strapped behind the back seat. They said the car probably was one used by four men who engaged in a running gun battle with police November 20 after taking a safe from a drug store.

The safe the men were carrying early Monday was blown from the car, but a quarter pint of nitroglycerine was found unexploded in the automobile. NATIVES BLAME 'GODS' FOR INDIA EARTHQUAKE NEW DELHI, India, Jan. 22 (AP)The gods who dwell in the eternal snows and rolling clouds of the Himalayas are credited by superstitious Nepalese with having arranged the earthquake which shook India last week. It was, they say, An act vengeance for the violation of the gods' privacy by impious Br. ish flyers who peered into the recesses of the mountains when they soared over lofty Mt.

Everest last April. London Fog 'Crashes' Gallicurci's Concert LONDON. Jan. 22 (AP) Fog "crashed" Mme. concert in Great Albert hall Sunday.

It hung a hazy curtain about the diva and gave her an ethereal appearance-an illusion heightened by her bell-like voice. The fog was not so bad as that which swathed the city New Year's, but theer were many accidents. It plunged the sti sets darkness in midafternoon and did not begin to lift for about two hours. New Way to Hold Loose FALSE TEETH Firmly in Place Do false teeth annoy and bother by dropping and slipping when you eat, talk or laugh? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This new, tasteless powder holds teeth firm and comfortable.

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Frank Kingdon, pastor of Calvary Methodist church of East Orange, N. returned to his old pulpit in the Central Methodist church here Sunday and preached to a crowd that filled every foot of standing room in the church. Doctor Kingdon visioned a Christlike society on earth in which all men will strive not for their own private profit but for the benefit of all. speak of a Christlike society is Utopian," the minister said. In swering those who criticize the dreamers who vision better world, Doctor Kingdon declared, "It was the dreamer who said, 'I am not satistied to be a savage man, it is not necessary for men to be scum in the gutter, it is not necessary for men to go to their graves in "Dreamers" to Build Better World "The dreamers have built our civilization of today and it will be the dreamers who will build better world.

I believe will eventually control the instruments of life in CAR BREAKS ICE; TWO ARE DROWNED Believe Driver Was Confused And Drove Off Main Track Of Frozen Channel DETOUR, Jan. 22 (AP) Hope virtually was abandoned Monday for the recovery of the bodies of two men who drowned Saturday night when their autmobile broke through the of the steamer channel between the mainland and Drummond island. Phillip Church, 50, a conservation officer on the island, and Herbert Sinclair, La 34, Pointe, were drowned. third Mrs. occupant Eliza- of the automobile was saved when neighbors heard her cries and found her clinging to the edge of the ice.

Searchers feared that strong currents in the channel would sweep the bodies along beneath the ice making recovery impossible. Church was the driver of the automobile. Sinclair and Mrs. La Pointe also were residents of Drummond is land. There had been 14 inches of ice in the channel Saturday and it was believed Church had become confused driven off the main track onto thinner ice.

PATRONS ARE UNHURT IN THEATER BLAZE LAKEVIEW, Jan. 22 (P)- Film which burst into flame the projection booth of the Liberty theater here Sunday night caused severe burns to the operator and two companions, but the 200 patrons in the showhouse filed out of the building without William panic and Lewandowski, were not the injured. operator, was burned on the arms and neck and Fred Beach, 15, in the booth with him. suffered disfiguring burns to his face and arms. William Poulson, the third person in the operating room, suffered scalp burns.

Lewandowski said he did not know what caused the blaze. Twelve reels of film were destroyed but there was little damage to the building. Glen S. Kies Will Be Club Speaker Glenn S. Kies, local insurance man, will be the main speaker Wednesday noon at the regular meeting of the Civic bureau at the Hotel Olds, it was announced Monday.

His subject will be, "Welfare Costs of the City of Lansing for the Past 10 Years," and he will present an outline of his suggested solution for the problem. Mr. Kies will also lead a discussion on the Community Co-operative Industries, of which he has made a study. Deaths Mrs. Emily Stephens Mrs.

Emily Stephens, 41, wife of Glenn Stephens of 132 East Barnes avenue, Sunday morning. Besides the husband, she is survived by one son, Edward Meyers of Lansing, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harke of Russia, Adolph and Edward Harke both of this city and one brother and two sisters in Russia. Mrs.

Stephens was a member of the Emanuel First Evangelical Lutheran church and had been a resident of Lansing for the past 14 years. The body was taken to the Estes-Leadley Funeral home where services will be held at 1 p. m. Tuesday, the Rev. F.

M. Krauss officlating. Mrs. Mary A. Heiser Mrs.

Mary A. Heiser, 46, wife of Henry Heiser of 916 South Sycamore street, died Sunday morning. Besides the husband, she is survived by two sons, Adolph and Julius, one daughter, Julia, two sisters, Mrs. Huldah Wirth of Frazee, and Josephine Schaefer of Lansing, two brothers, August Schaefer, Frazee, and Richard of Wilton, N. D.

Mrs. Heiser was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran church and was very active in all church work. Funeral services will be held at the church at 2 p. m. Wednesday, the Rev.

George Bubolz officiating. Interment will be at Mt. Hope cemetery. The body will be at the Estes- Funeral home until time for the service. Christian F.

Metzger Christian F. Metzger, 65, of 522 Birch street, died Monday morning following a long illness. He is survived by the wife, Clara, one son. Albert W. of Lansing, two daughters, Mrs.

Emma Craig of Chicago and Mrs. Minnie Lyon of Lansing, five grandchildren, two brothers, Jacob Metzer of Lansing and Edward Metzger of Petoskey, also two sisters. Mrs. Hattie Schwab and Mrs. Eva Storm, both of Battle Creek.

Mr. Metzger was a member of Emanuel First Evangelical Luthern church. The body was taken to the EstesLeadley Funeral home where services will be held at 3. p. m.

Wednesday, the Rev. Karl Krauss officiating. Interment will be at Mt. Hope cemetery. QUAKE JARS TURKEY ISTANBUL, Turkey, Jan.

22 (AP)Severe earth shocks were felt Monday near here and in region of Ankara, capital of Turkey, No serious damage was reported. Father Kills Two Sons; Says 'God Told Me To' 'Devil Was in Them and I Had to Choke Him Out', Fisherman Wierdly Confesses SEATTLE, Jan. 22 old fisherman, Oskar styled "messenger of was charged with first for strangling his two Chief of Detective Hestness gave as his from God" ordering devil out of" the boys. Authorities were to mental condition. In words including references, the man described the tims were his only and Henry, 4.

"I killed John first, he came from the and I asked him who wouldn't answer. Then 'Who is in Had to "Choke "He said 'The devil God appeared to me choke the devil out of He added that he nesday. The bodies were ness small four-room after the parents had der arrest the previous ister. the Rev. O.

L. Ballard First Lutheran found them in his sion of his car. Hestness demanded Mr. Haavik turn over automobile. "The Lord has told car.

I am the second the way for the said. His wife, Marie, Grade 1 Ring BOLOGNA Liver Sausage 7. lb. Puritan Spice Loaf Cakes Fried Chocolate or Fried Cakes Streusel Coffee Cakes Head Mushroom Pop Extra Special Florida Fresh Bulk Dates Chocolate Delights Fould's Macaroni or Spaghetti Noodles DETROIT AUTO SHOW PROVING A SUCCESS Officials Expect the 1934 Exhibit to Create a New Attendance Record DETROIT, Jan. 22 (AP)-The automobile show continued to attract thousands of motor-minded Detroiters to Convention hall Monday and officials of the show looked for a new attendance record before the doors finally close next Saturday night.

Since the opening of last Saturday night 41,000 persons have been admitted. Sunday's attendance was 21,852, a figure which the officlals said never had been duplicated on a holiday. The total was more than 7,000 above that during the Sunday the show was open in 1933. interest of the spectators seemed about evenly divided among the various 1934 automobiles, show officials reported. While some of the more radically new models attracted large crowds, there were sizeable gatherings about the booths of the manufacturers of other cars.

Salesmen at the show also reported 8 decidedly hopeful atmosphere but figures regarding the number of actual sales made Saturday night and Sunday were not immediately available. REBELLION NEARS END AMOY, China, 22 (P)-The collapse of the Fukien province cessionist movement was believed near Monday with reports nationalist government forces had captured Changchow. The United States annually about 70 percent of the world's corn. NRA MEMBER WE DO OUR PART Homade or Ring Fresh Creamed COTTAGE CHEESE lb. 8c VELVEETA CHEESE Plain or Pimento Pkgs.

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Laws for Lansing Chapter Of National Body Orgascation of the Lansing Newspaper guild was completed Sunday at meeting of Lansing newspapermen and women held in the red room of the Hotel Downey. Officers were elected and 8 constitution and bylaws adopted. The officers are: Earle R. Pitt, ident: George S. Alderton, vice presi- List of Jobless Scribes Is Sought The Lansing Newspaper guild is anxious to get in touch with all newspapermen or women in the Lansing area, who are without work of kind.

The local guild, through its membership in the American Newspaper guild, has advised that efforts are being made by the American Newspaper guild, working with the civil works administration, to find employment for all unemployed newspaper people in the country on CWA projects. Unemployed Lansing newspapermen are asked to communicate by letter with the secretary of the Lansing guild, The State Journal editorial rooms. dent: Hayden R. Palmer, secretary, and Kenneth R. West, treasurer.

The officers and Kenneth C. Park, Frank H. Sallows, and Joseph H. Creighton, constitute the executive committee. The organization is affiliated with the American Newspaper guild, which was formed in the late fall of 1933, and which now has chapters in practically all leading cities throughout the country.

The organization of the Detroit Newspaper guild was also completed Sunday, and other chapters it is understood, are being considered in Saginaw, Bay City, Pontiac, and Jackson. Dr.F. T. Mitchell Will Address Masons Dr. F.

T. Mitchell department of education at Michigan State college will be the principal speaker at the annual get-together banquet of Capitol Lodge, No. 66, F. A. at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening.

Doctor Mitchell will give his popular address on, "Echoes from which has been given before several organizations with singular success. Other features of the program will include Earl Countryman, the Corn Belt humorist, with 20 minutes of rollicking wit and humor, the Homespun orchestra with old-time music and features, instrumentalists, several and local vocalists a "surprise" number, the nature of which is being kept a deep secret by the promoters. The banquet is entirely for members of the lodge, but admission will be by ticket, because of the expected crowd. Tickets are obtainable from officers of the lodge or at the secretary's office at the temple. WEBBERVILLE PUPILS RETURNING TO CLASSES Special to The State Journal: WEBBERVILLE, Jan.

22 Eighty pupils of the high school here who have been vacationing since before Christmas while repairs were being made to the school building under the CWA program, will return to classes in community hall here Tuesday morning, M. P. Douglas, superintendent of schools, announced Monday. The grades will return to their classes in the school building next morning, he said. There are 120 pupils in the grades.

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22 (AP)John H. McCooey, the big boss of Brooklyn politics, is dead. He was the 1 leader for almost a quarter of a century of the democratic party in Brooklyn. He died Sunday at 69 from heart disease. Throughout his reign as democratic boss, McCooey was a staunch supporter of Tammany hall and his death is seen by political observers as the end Tammany's domination of the democratic party in New York city.

It is regarded as almost certain that he would be succeeded by a leader who is satisfactory to supporters of President Roosevelt and who will run the Brooklyn organization as a part of the democratic state organization and not as an auxiliary to Tammany. McCooey's death came unexpectedly, although he had been in poor health for more than wwo years. Astor and Fiancee Break Engagement NEW YORK, Jan. 22 (A)-The engagement of John Jacob Astor 3rd and Miss Eileen S. S.

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Every generaface its own fight, win its own victory. We believe in the Messiahship of our own lives. Christ has thrown the light on the paths we have to tread. "The forces of greed and selfishness and the opposition to peace in the world must be defeated in the building of 8 new society. We can't sit still and say the world will save itself, that God is in His heaven and there is no wrong in the world.

The ideal of Christlike man is to build a Christlike world. Must Establish Christ's Program "Your Messiah means nothing until His disciples take the historic event and build His program in the life of the world. He lived so that after His life people might take His life and make it real. We will solve our own problems if we live by His patterns. "I have seen new cities rise in our country where little children will not go cold, hungry, and poorly clothed, where every man will work not for his own profit but for the benefit of all.

This is the vision I have seen. If we can build Christlike society we will have lifted the world. "As we build with Christlike spirit we can build the foundation of the city of God on Earth." Sculpturing Class. Is Planned in Julius Ayres, student of Lorado Taft, noted sculptor, will conduct a class in sculpturing and modeling beginning Wednesday evening on the evening school program of the Greater Lansing Association for Adult Education, it was learned Monday. The course will be given on the second floor of the Reo Motor Car company administration building and will start at 7:30 o'clock.

Those wishing to enroll may do so at the class period. The class, like all others in the evening school, will be entirely free. Mr. Ayres spent two years studying under the tutelage of Mr. Taft, who is recognized as one of the foremost sculptors of the present day.

He also attended the University of Michigan. His home is now in East Lansing. GERMAN SUSPECTS, NEAR CAPTURE, SHOOT SELVES BASEL, Switzerland, Jan. 22 Two Germans suspected in a Basel bank robbery shot themselves rather than submit to capture Monday. Each with two bullet wounds in the head, they were found dead in den after a search in which 500 policemen participated and in which planes and searchlights were used.

Two civilians and three policemen all were killed in the robbery January 5 in the subsequent aunt. Orders Cancellation Of All Beer Stamps In an effort to halt the use of uncanceled stamps on empty beer containers, Frank A. Picard, chairman of the state liquor control commission, issued an order Monday, effective February 1, to beer vendors, brewers. wholesalers and retailers, to cancel all liquor tax stamps on empty containers. Failure to observe the regulation will mean a penalty for each offense as is explained in the following letter: "Effective February 1, 1934, any retaller, wholesaler, or brewer, in whose possession an empty container previously used, is found, without having the stamp destroyed, shall pay each a penalty one offense.

Each such emptor container upon which an uncanceled stamp is found, shall constitute a separate offense." ITALIAN OFFICIAL ENDS CONFAB WITH DOLLFUSS ROME, Jan. 22 (P) Fulvio Suvich, undersecretary of state, returned Monday from Vienna and soon will report to Premier Mussolini on his conversations with Chancellor Dollfuss of Austria. Bombs were exploded during nazi demonstrations when Suvich arrived in Vienna, last Thursday. His visit was generally regarded AS 8 gesture of encouragement from Mussolini to Dollfuss. His Girl Passenger Injuries as Ship Cracks Up Near Monroe (AP)-A 37-yearHestness, a Monday degree murder little sons.

Luke S. May said motive a "vision him to "choke the study the man's many religious fisherkillings. The vicchildren, John, 10, last Tuesday Pentacostal temple, sent him. He I asked him Devil Out" is in Then and he told me to him." killed Henry Wed- found in the Hesthome Sunday, been placed unnight. A minHaavik, of the church, had garage, in posses- that the Rev.

the keys to his me to take the Elisha. I pave second Christ," he added: "We must take the word to my cousin Hans Hansen in Centralla." The two were jailed at the minister's request for a sanity examination. The minister was unable to arouse neighbors that evening but Sunday succeeded in notifying one of them, Mrs. Carl Alfheim. She discovered the bodies.

Hestness' religious fervor had been pronounced in recent weeks, neighbors said, with psalm singing and shouting coming almost incessantly from their home. The wife, Marie, 35, confirmed her husband's confession, police said. "Devil Got in Again" Hestness was asked if his wife had known what he was doing. "Yes, she didn't like to have me do it. But she knew that it had to done because God had told me to," he replied.

He resumed his account. "The next day (Wednesday) the devil got into the house again. I tried to close the door on him, but I failed. So I took Henry on my knee. He held his hands over his eyes and wouldn't look at me.

I knew that the devil was in him too. "When I was through, I laid the body beside that of his During her interrogation, Mrs. Hestness raised her voice in singsong as she sang hymns in Scandinavian. An interpreter took down her replies. As Hestness was concluding his story, in his wife's presence, he said emphatically: "I want you all to understand that my sons are not dead.

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