Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 86, Decatur, Adams County, 11 April 1933 — Page 6

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MAJOR LEAGUES SCHEDULEDTO OPENTOMORROW American And National Leagues Start Annual Races Wednesday •New York, Apr. 11. (U.R) With tip' a hletes tanned and hardened by we-ka of training where the sun shines and the warm winds blow, 16 major league clubs will inaugurate an :ther baseball season tomorrow. The eve of the 1933 season found the owners in the most pessimistic train 1 of mind since 1920 when the B ack Sox scandal threatened to do awiy with the pastime. The owners, almost without exception, except a decided falling off in attendance and have prepared themselves for the shock by slicing salaries and operating expenses. This feeling of doubt is exemplified in the official communique issue I last night by President John A. Heydler of the National league. In the past Heydler. as it the custc.m with presidents, always confined ills pre-season announcements to a description of what a great game baseball was and how magnificently the people were going to respond to its lure. But this year's official bulletin intimated that ba eba'l's back was against the wall and nothing but the old eternal hustle on the part of the players would make it attractive enough to cause the citizens to part with

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OPENING DAY New York, April 10.— (U.R)— Here's the way the major lea- ( gue baseball teams will open i ( their season Wednesday: American League Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington. Cleveland at Detroit. ( Chicago at St. Louis. National League New York at Boston, j ( Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. St. Louis at Chicago, their momy. This feeling of doubt on the part jof Heydler may be sadly misplai - ed. for his own National league promises to put on the closest race in years. And a wide open race, with several teams battling for the I ' pennant until the late days of the campaign, never has failed lo bring I out Hie customers. The National Teague appears as an even battle between no less than live teams Chicago. defending champions, Pittsburgh,’Brooklyn, St. Louis and Philadelphia. If these teams »;ay bunched until niid-August say, President Heydler and all the owners Wi l be able to give the depress- '! ion d laugh. Things do not appear so bright , for the American league for the world champion New York Yankees are likely to take charge before a month is gone and go on to a walkaway as they did in 1932. o See our ad on page 5 — E. ' F. Gass Store.

PLANS LEAGUE OF BALL CLUBS _ Managers of ni e basebill teams: recently met in Decatur for the pur- ( 'pose of organizing a league in this i section. The league will be compris-1 ed of six teams with a pl.iyer limit | (Os 14 men. Decatur, Auburn, Hunt 1 ington and New H iven have signi-' ' fied t.ieir intentions of e- tering the i league. Doe Snedeker will manage ( (the Decatur entry. A final organization meeting will ! lie held at New Have:, Sunday when | ■the other two cities to be represent- ■ ed will bo chosen. All clubs will be I 'strengthened with good pitching' staffs. Chuck Noel will hurl for New Haven while Royal Stauffer has I been signed to pit h for Decatur. Manager Snedeker a nouneed today that games will he played-here 'every other Sund.y. Two games will be played here before the lea- I I gue schedule opens. The Huntington Sch :chts will play here April 23. Plans are also being made to schedule some mid week twilight games. .Jarrel Is Winner Fort Wayne, April 11 —(U.R)— Pee Wee Jarrell. Port Wayne, de fended his state welterweight title , by outpointing Nick F.llenwood. Fort. Wayne, in Hi rounds. Harry Jacobi, Fort Wayne, knocked out Kid (loins. Elwood, in one round. j Frank Gerke. Indianapolis, decisioned Orville Purvis. Fort : Wayne, in six rounds. Babe Herman To Play Chicago. April 11 TUP)—Floyd i "B be" Herman will be in right ! field for the Cubs tomorrow when ( they open the National League sea- I son agai. \st the St. Louis Cardinals: 1 at Wrigley field, according to man- : ager Chrife Grimm. Herman, who twisted his angle at ' ■ K usas City last week, appeared to I practice yesterday and will work 1 wit > the N .tional League chant-! pions today in their fi al drill. Grimm stitks to his choice of Lon Warueke. youthful right hander, for his opening day hurling job. o Orders Dismissal Os 21 Prison Guards fndi’napojis April 11 — (UP) —' Orders to dismiss 21 guards at the I Indiajia state prison were sent to I Warden Walter H. Dally tod ly from I the governor's office. All are republicans. They will be ‘ replaced gradually by 19 democratic j guards appoint'd last week and by i two others yet to be named. Some of those dismissed are resi-' dents.of Kentucky, Pleas Greenley, i

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1933.

After Canzoneri’s Crown By BURNLEY If 3 Charley WHITE 17*' CHICAGOS OLD fistic USS* ,'U Jx) i a > 'Av /I Ross is A THE 6EST / T XX V CHICAGO i | \\ LIGHTWEIGHT (.'■4A»g|S , 11 SINCE WHITE, I HES (fy * T THE BOV » -jar, i V \ < thatll \ /£ \ n take vW W •• iat ’ A S tonvs ’ M \ ' r ‘ Tl -E' Rarnez ’ MANAGER . SAM PIAN Leading lightweight contender* — ■ - — —

Governor Paul V. McNutt’s secretary. said today. Tlie Dtunoer.itic state committees I confidenti.il file said one of the dismissed Kentuckians: "He once laughed in a beer flat j itow he. from Kentucky, had fooled I the people of Indiana by getting a 1 state job." _—. o— Fort Wayne Youth Confesses Murder LaGrange, Ind.. April 11—(U.R) — . Obtaining a written confession i i from Chalies L. Lindsey. 22. For! I Wayne, local and state police to- I , day said they had solved the ’ I murder of Charles Pyatt, 72, weal-1 I thy South Milford farmer. Liudsey admitted he fired the; | shot, the officials said, and named , Francis Carroll. LaGrange county 1 farmer, and Emerson Vester. 29. ‘ Fort Wayne, piano player in a ■ burlesque theatre, as his accom- j I plieps. Ease Restrictions On Insurance Companies ndian polis. April 11 —(IIP)—J .Restrictions under wb.hh Insurance ICompauies have operated in IndiaIna si ce t .e National banking holiday wire modified late yewterd <y Iby Harry E. McClain, state insurance commissioner with the appioval of Gov. Paul V. M Nutt. First restrictions limited loans : ind cash surrenders on polities to . SIOO except i c .ses of necessity., Tiie new order removed the sluo 'limit and will permit companies to ; suspend stock dividend payments 1 temporarily. McClain said he hoped the new : rules could lie lifted by June 1. They jconform to those in. 19 other states. | ——o — Brothers Reported Adrift On Ice Floe Salt Ste. Marie, Mies., April 11 (UP)— Coast Guards stilted a search for two brothers adrift on lan he floe in Whitefish bay near I the outlet to Lake Supperior. I Tlie brothers. Charles and AUfe j Baker, Ceil.irville fishermen, and iH.uoltl Beach, another fisherman. I were sighted drifting away from (shore last night. j Beach, adrift on another floe res l cued himself liter by swimming (ashore through the ice-choaked (water of the hay. I 0 Pledge Support Os Cross Sales Bill I Indianapolis, April 11.— (U.R) — , Whole-hearted support of Indiana’s i new gross income tax law was 1 pledged by retai) and wholesale merchants meeting yesterday with Clarence Jackson, state administrator of ttat> law A. H. Gisler, secretary of the Indiana Wholesale Grocers' Association, and opponent of the "sales" tax law- when it was in the legislature said he had found on a visit to Mississippi that 90 per cent of merchants’ antipathy to the state sales tax law there had vanished (once it began working, Jackson announced that a set of j regulations regarding Indiana’s law i will be printed soon. The tax will 1 become effective May 1, with first (quarterly payments due July 15. o \ Emmett Rector Dies Suddenly At Bl uIT ton Blufftor, April 11 —(Special)— 'Emmett R. Rector, 44. salesman for the J. H. Perfect Co., of Port Wayne died suddenly abunt 10 a. m. today at his home here. Death was caused by heart trouble, which developed tolJowing an attack of pneumonia. Surviving besides the widow are the father and tour children, Wanda DeVon, Robert and Rosa Rector, all at home. Two brothers surviving are Charles of Muncie and Clyde ol ■ Gaston.

Burlington Bank Robbed Os $2,000 ißurlingtou. Ind.. April 11—(UP) —Three men robbed the Burlington state bank of approximately $2,000 I shortly after opening time this i mornk.g. i Two of the men entered and held 'up the two employes on duty at the ' l»ink. Tuey scooped all the currency | iftoiu the cashier’s cage and escaped j I i . a black sedan in which a third I (bandit had waited. State polj<e imniwli Oely were | assigned to the ease. The bandits i * were believed to have escaped north ( i out of town. Burlington is in Carroll courty, la few miles west of Kokomo. o May Suspend Savoldi Indianapolis. April 11 — (U.R) — i Joe Savoldi, former Notre Dame | athlete and claimant to the heavy- | : weight wrestling title, faced sus j I pension today in Indiana and 31 I ( o' ( her spates affil’/ilted wli h Ute ( National Wrestling association. Tlie suspension was promised ' by Al G. Feeney, Indiana's one I nu.i athletic commission, if Sal-1 ■ vodi failed to fulfill a contract to wrestle at Evansville last flight. Savoldi did not appear on the i Evansville card and Dr. Ralph Wilson substituted for him. Wil-1 son won two falls from Pat O’- ( Shocker of St. Louis. ,—o_ Ask Commutation Os Boy Slayer's Sentence Springfield. 111., 'April 11—-(UP) The fate of Russel McWillfams. boy slayer, was placed at the mercy or I the state board of pardons ai d par-i oles today by Clarence Darrow and others in stirring pleas for commit- ( tation to his death sentence. The l hoard took the plea under advise-1 ment. MONROE NEWS Mr and Mrs. Martin Busche and family of Anderson and Miss Louise: Busche of Elkhart were the guests' of their p arents Mr. and Mrs. E. W.! Busche cm Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Smith of Au- ' ( burn spent the week-end with Mrs. ' Smith's parents Mr. and Mrs ■ (’. E. Bahner. Mr. and Mrs. John Amstutz and ■ . famil) of Fort Wayne were tlie din-1 1 net guests of Mrs. Amstutz’s father lr.i Wagoner. Mr. :nd Mrs. Sylvan Rupert, ; Francille Oliver, and Floyd Keller ' motored to Indianapolis Sunday and spent the day with relatives and 1 friends. Frederick Ray spent tlie weekend at .Montpelfe- the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H :rry Beitlet and son ’ Bobby. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Everhart of Decatur were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Everhart. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hocker of DeTatur called oil Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ( Hooker Friday evening. .Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hendricks and family of Fort Wayne visited ' Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Hendricks on 1 Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and son Terry of Fremont, Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith Sunday. Mrs. Cecil Franklin of Deiatur t spent Sunday wHh her graaidparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rayl. _ | Richard Hendricks of Fort Wayne r is spending the week with his grand e (perents Mr. a:.d Mrs. Jim iA. Hendy Ticks and Mr. anal Mrs. W. S. Smith, j Mr. and Mrs. John McKean enter,l tained at Sunday dinner the following guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harry e KlophenateU of Bluffton; Misses a Alice and Harriet McKean and Ora H Schadell of Auburn; Evelyn Lobsigg er of Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Menno ,f Roth and son Dickey and Mr. and | Mrs. Floyd Liby of Monroe

GIVE WARNING TO RETAILERS ((■ONTINWEP FROM PAGE ONE) ■ ended, Fry said strict enforcement will be the next object of his de-1 I partment’s attention. Demand Heavy Indianapolis, April 11 — (U.R) — Demands for the new 3.2 pet cent beer remained far greater than t lie supply today. Both wholesalers and importers, in Indiana reported they had: abandoned hope of obtaining an De Laval Cream Separators ♦ ♦ ♦ First ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Best ♦ ♦ ♦ Most in use ♦ ♦ prssr ) Sfli x® 5 frl The fact ♦« that there are more De Lavals in use ♦ < than all other maker combined ♦ ♦ prover their superiority ♦ < New Ones on Display I Lee Hardware Co. ———ll. I, 111 IMIII— M »ll «

MHMaaaaMß rimniri .——■ ,«ifn—. - vse President Roosevelt — has made demand that all gold and gold certificates except SIOO,OO be turned in by June 1 This carries a penalty of $10,000.00 and 10 years in penitentiary. The Undersigned Banks will make the exchange for our people. Intangibles are Taxed —sc per $20.00. We assume the tax on our certificates and savings accounts, making these TAX FREE No report is necessary. Any obligation issued by government — U . S. Bonds, Gravel Road Bonds, School Bonds are also tax free and need not be listed. We offer again our services in any banking transactions and urge our good people to take advantage of a GRADE A. BANK. First State Bank DECATUR, INDIANA Farmers State Bank PREBLE, INDIANA ■ 11. ... ... .... '~

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