Guilty, SentencedTo Reformatory for Lifei *Judge Cane Re|ects Insanity Plea pK'10 *#vwn h“ ^ withi regard to lus »et*. that He did not have, strictly specking, • mental disease or defect, but wasBY ALLAN EKVALL fatal shooting of his wife. Judith,: in the grip of Such strong pas-In Decision Covering 12 PagesOSHKOSH - Richard Derber. 21; 916 Vine Ave., Oshkosh, wasearly in the morning of Aug, 31 sion or rage he could not control ..... . when she stepped from a carihimself.”found guilty today of first de-j driven by at woman friend. Der-j renSl^Se' Hotgree murder of his eslrangrijb* had followed his 20-year-oldWau ^ bv lhtwife and sentenced to life impns-' u.:f.ohment the state reformatory!ef*ng^ . 'rJ\at'Green Bay by Municipal Judge; !he-v had 1 chance nieet-fted he toght Derber vtae not Arnold J Cane jinS several hours earlier. insane at the time of the mur-tebef tS the conviction andj t2-P.ge Dert,*. .sentencing passively without ut-j In the 12-page decision, Judge; ht *$ sanlt; under jtering a word. He shook his head.Cane stated ‘It is obvious to the: .to.indicate ‘no” when asked by-court that the defendant lt;Der-L Ju°g* £22?Judge Cane if lie had any objec-,ber) was an overindulged, emcH .?(WinnJJnv • l y’tions to being sentenced to thejtionally immature pe^on. He^nf°t^vinX Jh ZT*reformatory and nodded for;permitted his jealous nature and; . , . , ■'•yes’ when the judge indicated:his emotions to rule him. He1*®:.™ ,,,, . • .he would go to Green Bay. jknew what he was doing at the! SUlC* Jh?M After hearing the sentence Der- time of the shooting of his th;oniv issue ief»|her walked alone toward the: “The court finds, beyond rea;by lt;L 'f*,,,iii!courtroom door, reaching into his sonable doubt, that the defendant:^35 ,e .j3, Icoat pocket for a cigarette. unlawfully and feloniously, with!?™?* uiflI.:ji j.„j CL :ty ana intent to kill ms wileSnowy StreetsBerber was charged with the intent to kill, murdered his wife.., .-He is therefore guiltv of murder!wben,.he tbe tnSglr-', - ,in the first degree” the judge! ^7™ / m' p5J'ch*atn5tS i j . , s J 5 I and Berber s family members m- j ,j r\nn n .. j . . -dicated he had an ungovernable! vi Judge Cane, in his decision. re-;. .n ,- * , ;~~| viewed at length the various rules; P s. p-f y ^i and court decisions used Wousy regarding hts wife. -:[Jf . y‘ The defense in this case waiv-;That he also did in fact have such! Two Plowsr.„l 'L,,!. 1. ;and court decisions used by, T'hc d?feoSe in this case walvZ■“Contribute to rr xzxz?* rtriai and„rgt Jresponsible for his criminal art®!1,15 decf0n T7 ,°Ut *!TLhaa -^e mafcter temporary insanity;s?51?Three Creshes ^ jhe?7 ^^ ^ °erber,s-Thcse h1■ ■■■ ww wi iscious intent to commit the act '• , , * ». j 1.1 ilov: 1 in Kil *!elude proof beyond reasonable;MENASHA - Slippery streets! .. ... ;doubt. if',, j * a i . j After a careful consideration A \ :pkwere blamed for three weekend4L « A new state law this year per-;; *-j x r, the entire matter, the court! v *, j toraccidents m which five autos!f. * , .jmits a judge to send a person Twere damaged. convicted of murder to either thefcL!A car driven bv Robert Hud- ' . - P ion o in en asireformatorv at Green Bay or theTc- j. A i jj j • been overcome bv the defen-: , . . - , Json. 27. o24 First St.. skidded , , .. state prison at-Waupun.l, *i „„r , - ^:dant: that he not onlv had the ra light on the safety island at■ ■. .of c.d^-caPacit t0 form such intent but'Mam and Racinc fatrccts at 6.4o,.i , lt;aia ^ r ^ u- A j t* l , tj tiiat ne also did m fact have suchp.m. Saturday. Hudson told po- inhec he was turning o f Racne ,]js ,v. declared U/!*k 1onto Mam at the time of the mis-, Tes(imony ^ (ria] hdd all:LO//lCfe VV lf/1T parked car owned bv Jer®' and Wednosdny A i I jJome Heiss. 45. 14 Tavco sL waS b a h° AUtOmOOlleSj j i. * ej : neara the case without a lurv, ■damaged at 11:.7 a,m. Sunday:conterned large]y u^ether Der-i OSHKOSH - Two snowplow;on Ahnaip Street when it■ 'vasJber knew what he was doing pri-ltrucks- onc owned by the citF ofstruck by an auto operated by {Q th(j shoQtjng Jud CaiieiMenasha and the other by Winne-,Miss Suzanne Holmes. 6.8 ^dr*iSairf he did not agree with the de-:bag° County', were involved in:SZ- tt 7en f , , fense contention That Derber wasjseParate accidents with cars Sun-; Miss Holmes reported to po-.hi h] intoxicated. as|day morning in the Twin City-lice that she was headed north-; Testimony frQm Qther ^tnesses area.east on Ahnaip and couldn avoid.who saw him tha{ evenjn-_ bv A Menasha truck driven by; hitting the parked car because of; ^ Rev james Craanen of Nee- John G- Ludwikoski. 45, of 624;icy conditions. ;nahlt; t0 wilom Derber airrender.I Milwaukee St., Menasha, was in-!^Tv0PZ vLX lobn1 ed himself minutes ^ the.volved in an accident with a car1 S a v- n J Von ishoolin8- and Oshkosh police, who driven by J- Thomas Weber, 39.Edward Hmckley, 2_, 7,0 Mih au-i tjoned ^ d5d ^ indicate 2130 Palisades Drive, Appleton.: kee St., w-ere damaged in a col- sucji a de„ree 0f intoxication, the 3*- the Ninth Street - County; hsion at 10:3 p.m. Saturday m.-ud decided Trunk p intersection at 8:29 a.m. Ifront of 350 Chute S . J Gun sSunday,. ^UGSS told police he was back-, Ag ^ Derber had gone! Ludwikoski said he was going,ing up on Chute Street, in order;homg tQ ^ ^ gunlt; as ^^Lvest on Ninth Street while plow-!LTktJ Which;told Father Craanen when sur-iing snow and, because of icy eon-’st^c kthe. Hmkley car, which;mndcrjng hjmselft or l0 get a [ ditfons, was unable to stop inhad stopped behind him. Hinek-: tranquilfzej* pill, as testified by time to avoid hitting the Weberley said he stopped when he defense witnesses during the tri-;car. Weber said he tried to stopthe Suess car backing up, but ^ Jud Cafie stated ^ thought!but skidded in front of the snow-was unable to avoid a collision. the dcfendant went home for fhe;piow. The entire left side of the;weapon, “but also believes it to!Weber car was damaged but nei-[imake little difference whether he ther he, his wife nor their threeOshkosh Drive|2q OOO Short ^ot ^un on bome' cb,^rcri werG *nJured-Of Its Goalor placed it in his car earlier im A Winnebago County snow plow.The day.” 'driven by Walter E. Luker, 47,iDerber had stated during the 905 Iowa St., Oshkosh, and a car;OSHKOSH The Oshkosh trial he placed the loaded gun in;operated by Mrs. Joan M. Arft.board of education tonight will the car earlier in the day for the Wheelers Point Road, Neenah.;learn how close it is to reaching purpose of testing it. which he collided on Bayview Road in the:its goal of $832,000 to build a civ- did not get around to doing. Town of Neenah at 9:30 a.m. Sun--ie' auditorium which will adjoin; Dr. John Petersik, Oshkosh psy- day.the new high school. !chiatrist, testifying for the de-! The right front of the car waslAs of this morning. $20,000 fense. said Derber, in his opin-;damaged when the truck backed'more was needed to reach the!ion, could not be found insane un-; into it.goal, Wesley Schneider, sehool der the test for criminal respon-i Luker said he had turned into a board chairman, reported. : sibility under the McNaughten,driveway, was backing up andSchneider said an all-out effort; rule. This rule has been followed! didn't see the car behind him.Is being made to obtain this mon- jby Wisconsin courts for the last; # ey and that there is no reason: 100 years, but it may be discard-jDqVICi RvOfl tO for the auditorium being lost for ed in favor of the American Law - * - m jjust a few thousand dollars. “Weiinstitute (ALI) moral penal code^rfGCld FUnCl DriV© jplan on reaching the goal.” he! rule. | NEENAH _ David E. Rvan.iexplained. ! Psychiatrists .. . .., ,The city council is providing If the ALI rule were foUowed,!^^ win”1 serve at!$310,000, the Oshkosh Foundation Dr. Petersik testified* he thought p 11 ;$72,900 and anonymous donations:Derber “lacked substantial ca-|3rea r®Pres®n a total $300,000. These were p!edg-| f ^ «