Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1931, Page 21

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'SERVANT CHARGES | WIFE MURDER PLOT Gvrl s Fourth Ston/ of Death Jails Husband, Who | Denies Slaying. 1 | Py the Associated Press. 8T. LOUIS, November 2.—Supplant- ing three earlier statements, Clara Fish, buxom 19-year-old domestic, signed a th confession etarly today, in which sald Walter Maddux slashed his | w to death with a razor in a lonely | woods Thursday after she had lured | x there and rendered her s with ether, Maddux de- | ss Fish “lied” in implicating he statemen as the first in whirh‘ had ted Maddux. He arrested and | d, iIn St. Louis County. Maddux previously had been questioned, but re- | leased. In her last confession, which police sald she made \olun!‘.rll) the girl, who roomed at the Maddux home since from Southeast Missourt, said that two months ago Maddux told her he wished Had Bought Can of Ether. ‘Thursday, she said, she and Maddux clear themselves ‘in the contemplated death of the woman. She sald she had earlier purchased a can of ether and & razor and turned them over to Mad- ux. Miss Pish related that Thursday afternoon she lured Mrs. Maddux to the | woods on the outskirts of Kirkwood, where the body was found Friday and rendered her unconscious with the ether. When the woman became uncon- scious, she said, she departed. Early that night, she stated, Maddux left home, returning two hours later. The next ‘morning, she sald, Maddux told her he had gone to the woods and slashed his wife’s. throat with the razor. Went Out With Maddux. In an earlier confession Miss Pish sald she accompanied Mrs. Maddux to the woods, and the woman committed suicide. Later she changed her story, saying Mrs. Maddux slashed her own throat once and then begged her to “finish it,” whereupon Miss Pish said she slashed her twice across tiie throat. Miss Pish said she and Maddux started “going out together” shortly after she arrived at the Maddux home to live. Mrs. Maddux, she said, ap- peared jealous at first, “but later on she didn’t care for me going with him.” Mrs. Maddux, 32 years old, was the mother of two children. Maddux, 35, is & loborer in & chemical plant. LOUIS LIPSKY TO SPEAK ON PROBLEMS OF JEWS Noted Zionist Leader Will Deliver Address Tonight at 8:30 in Cafritz Auditorium. - Problems faced by American Jewry will be discussed by Louis Lipsky, for- mer president of the Zionist Organiza- tion of America, tonight at 8:30, before the Washington Zionjst district, in_the Cafritz Auditorium of the Jewish Com- munity Center. The speaker is known as one of the try. He has been associated with the Zionist movement since its inception ‘The organization is sald to owe much of its power to his accom- | plishments. | Mr. Lipsky first attained prominence | | as a writer ‘and dramatic critic. Later | ",l\r began devoting all of his time to promotion of the Zionist movement. 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