Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 127, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1931 — Page 3

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■ GRAND OPENING OF I GORDON STATE PARK ■ | ST. MARTS, OHIO ■ Decoration Day • Saturday, May 30 II I FEATURING AT THE PIER I 808 DEIKMAN and his BAND I ■ dancing afternoon and night ■ RIDES PICNIC ' CONCESSIONS ■ 7 Big Rides-—All Prices Reduced. Our F " r EV ' rV, '" e_ Wi.h (». Wonderful Food.

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Service at Berne • The Adams I’ostof the American! I Legion will conduct Memorial s,.r- , V «••« at Berne, Saturday afternoon. Mny 30 beginning at 2 o'clock u , • b- I- 1 Member* of the teuton will . meet at the Square in Berne where . er. mo„|„. M wl|l t)( . he|(l h) h()nor . soldlem who were killed in the vat'- ' toils wa s. Se ator Thurman Gott-1 ■ sclmlk will deliver the principal add-! I >vkh and ninsie will be furnished , by the bunbur Hand. i The American Legion will form a II parade and march from the squared , I Io the Mennonite churi h where cars I will be waltia- to take them to <he I M. IL E. Ce. telery. Services will be I h< Id over the grave of a Berne Vett :mu i at the cemetery in charge of the ehupla'n. The American Leghm ■ , Drum Corps will lead the parude. i . 1 All members of the American LeI Sion me requested to wear Amer.-i ' , ran I , 'hm ( aps In the aervict : to • I he given Saturday May :;o. 0 Get tne Han.t—r>«ne at Hom*

DECATUR DAILY DEMOURA! THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1931.

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By HARRISON CARROLL. Copyright, 1931, Premier Byntlhtlo, !ne. HOLLYWOOD, Cal., 00—Many •mart players are leery of stardom. It puts too much responsi-

ff a wife Robert Montgomery,

bility upon their shoulders. Metro • GoldwynMayor have devised a very sens ible way out of this difficulty for Robert Montgomery. He will alternate his stellar roles with feature leads. The first of the latter parts will be in “Sea Eagles,”

the cost of which ought to gladden the hearts of film fans. Wallace Beery, Marjorie Rambeau and Clark Gable all are in the film. An arrangement similar to Montgomery’s will allow Beery and Marie Dressier to accept either featured or star roles in M-G-M pictures. It seems to me everybody concerned will benefit from the plan. The seats of the mighty are greased and sloping. A few bad starring pictures, and it’s the toboggan. HARSH JUDGMENT. Five production officials were lunching together in .a popular Hollywood rendezvous. A few tables away, a well-known scenarist eyed them dispiritedly. He ■ turned to his companion. “Not a hit in the carload,” he sighed. GOOD ADVICE. And then there’s the story of the supervisor who put his associates at ease in a story conference. “It’s going to be very informal," he said, “we’ll just think out loud.” Whereupon a cynical voice from the rear remarked: “Don’t be a ' sucker.” LATEST GOSSIP. It is costing Radio Pictures .plenty to keep Richard Dix. He is said to get $50,000 a picture plus I percentage. And after one more, I there’ll be a new deal all around. No doubt, Richard will boost his ante... Incidentally, Director Paul

Auto Concern Is Sued St. Louis, Mo., May 2%-(UP) — Two suits were on file in Federal j on t here today against the StudeImker motor company, seeking to ■ ! prevent them from using a free wheeling device and an accounting! of profits received from the inven-1 lion. The suits were filed by Charles I'''. Feltz who says he invented free wheeling in 1917 and patented I it that time. —o — Police Have New Clue Indianapo'is, May 28. -(J.R> —P ■ lice here today hoped that bloodyI fingerprints, taken from an abandI out'd auto, might lead to the capi titre of a bandit gang that yester- ; day shot Lafayette Jackson, chain .store owner, and Detective Charles Dauer, in a holdup attempt. The blood on the auto, which was ' ‘ found teday, strengthened the _ | theory that two of the bandits were 1 wounded when Jackson and Bauer

’■Sloane is bowing out of R. K. O. ... Harry Rapf's son, Maurice, is M. G. M.’s .newest writer. .. Polo is turning out to be a rough game. ( Johnny Farrow limps around on • cane and is otherwise bunged up. His horse sat on him Saturday . Talk about address books. The casting director at M. G. M. knows ' i the phone numbers of 3.000 pretty girls... One of the larger studios i has found it advisable to lift its ban on smoking on the sound I stages.. The actors were too hard to find when it came time to shoot a scene... The role of a modern I Paris was braved this week by Clive Brook. He selected the prettiest girl from several photographs to go into the year-book of Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. FAST THINKING. Joe E. Brown is a great adlibber. His stage role as the-con-ceited baseball pitcher in “Elmer the Great” calls for him to eat ' large quantities of food. One night a large hunk of g ape-fruit slipped off his fork and slopped down his I vest. Instantly, Joe turned to another character. “Gee, Boss,” he exclaimed, “that's the first error I’ve made this season.” The line went so well that the incident has gone into the show. PLANS CHANGED. After all, Barbara Stanwyck will not star in “Safe in Hell” for | Warners. Studio officials have

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decided to limit the picture to ; featured roles. No semi nine lead has been selected, but Richard B e n- | nett has been ' engaged for an important part. Roy Del Ruth is looking for the rest of his people. The story, as you may have heard, is by Huston Branch. It’s as daring as the law allows.

DID YOU KNOW That Irene Dunne’s father used to build Ohio River paddlewheel steamboats?

opened fire on them. Several bullets had punctured the mai hine, police said. Jackson was in a critical conditipn today with wounds in the head land abdomen. Bauer was reporlt'd recovering from shotgun wounds.

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FINAL PLANS ARE MADE FOR K. OF (’. MEETING (CONTINUED PROM PAGE ON'EI A. Hennes, tiHhisiunt piißtor of St. Mary's Catholic church will be the celebrant of the mass. The Degree Work The first degree will be confer)' ed at 10:3i) o'clock In the in rnlng, the second degree til one thirty and the Hill'd degree about three thirty o'clock in the afternoon. Cirter McLaughlin and staff of Fort Wayne will confer the first two degrees and Harry .1. Kitcliin ahi 'all of Richmond will confer the third degree. Women At Banquet Wives and sw-ethearts of the members are invited tn the banquet 1 to be served at (>:3o o’clock al th'' Decratur Country club. A music il‘ progr'.un. in ci.aige of Mrs. 1.. A.

I.; H , r Lbe inside of your FRIGIDAIRE, seamless, stainless Ii J E without a corner, crack or crevice! '■WAo' 1 - 11 Seamless, stainless, cornerless interiors of gl’ sten * n S Porcelain-on-steel are one of the r -Jl’ I | many outstanding advantages of Frigidaire Ad- - H vanced Refrigeration. There are many others. yS Weinviteyoutocomeinandlearnallaboutthem. ul* * * ,Jr THt NEW AU WHITE PORCELAIN ON-STEELFRIGIOAIRES ARE SOLO WITH I AUGUST W ALTER Terms will be arranged N Second $t Oecatur> |nd to suit the purchaser /’V^ G Thursday & Friday Tu XND SPECIAL SAVINGS EROM PUMPHREYS Clocks . Eight Day Clocks, hour and half-hour jjj strike on Cathedral gong, one lot with r co or decoration at (.Va A* IRegiPar s!•.()<> value 3a So'id Mahogany Eight Day Hour and Half Wl' Hour Strike, with heavy cast brass besel Mahoganv Finish Tambour Design, Hour and Half-hour Strike at If* * Regular value SIO.OO . • Some Interesting Specials Electric C’ocks as low $3.95 in Silverware * See our windows — visit Some mervelou<> buvs in gift merchandise for party prizes our store — have some 01 or showers. In manv instances as low as one-third of the .. fhinirs VOU desire at renular pric-. We have these in three groups at 50c, SI.OO lcese » nIn KS YOU uesire at and $1 50 Sure they are worth more, but they .help CXCCptionaUy low prices i make friends. lor these two days only. » Tip-Top Wrist Watch , i ffQHNf Ice lea lime is coming. Friday Only $2.15 regular value $3.50. We have one lot of hand painted tea P° tE imported from Japan that we are Gent’eman’s Jeweled running for these two days only at 29c. I litmtmans jeweieu These should sell ordinarily at 75c. I VV’rist Watch with Get yours now. you will not have /MP/ | * this opportunity again. IgSvt 1 metal bracelet, $10.95. _J Pumphrey Jewelry Store - ■

[ Holthousw, will be given In con ’ iii'i tlon with the program. D. M.' i Niblick, grand knight of the De-; <atur council will be tonstmiiHtei ; and the IL-v, Frllher .1. A. Selmetz,| pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church | 'will extend words of w< Iconic to I the guests. Organized With 47 Men Decatur’council number 884 of. th" Knights of Columbus was organized here February 26, 1905.! John G. Ewing, state deputy ut that i lime, Instituted the local council.! The membership of the local cotinill is now more than 225 and the] lodge owns 11 s own building, corner Ser'cnd and Madison streets, the| lodge and council rooms being loi ated on the third floor. I — () — New Record Is Set Jacksonville Fla., May 28 it'l’li Waller Lees and Fr«d Prissy, l he 3 ui. .du efroni ?1

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flying n Diesel-motored oil burning Packard plane, broke the world's w non-i "fueling endurance flight record a: Jacksonville Reach today.,,. At 11: lo A- M. EST the plane con tinned to soar smoothly throwiili thh air, having surpassed by utt hour the old time of 75 hours ami 23 mln- ; utes. o— Petition Is Filed Indianapolis, Ind . May 28 (I'l’i The Indiana Railway company pe- ’ tliloned the state public service lotunilsslon today for approval to" ’ acquisition of properties of thc„UjjL traction comany, Muncie and Harbford and Fort Wayne rull.oad, ab',l, the Indianapolis, Newcastle amt Eastern traction company, taken over with court approval August J im —j Permission was also sought to ! issue 40.0<H1 shares of common | to obtain >4,000,000.