Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 24 January 1934 — Page 5

|()SSIN6T»N i — Krf M i n e Workers W t(I - Headquarters Koni Indianapolis — — .noli- ’-ill " 4 R) nauonal h,ad ■ r i lie United Mme | '?K ~( An.-raa From Indian Waxhn.K'on. D. < ■ w» <, > h ' ,h *' .JW a n -v ■, pUll .U'- 'i>s > obtained In th- ., nt'inatloiial off!union aec.'Pt...l 4 | b <rt There d ,„,-.(.in.d opposition. points .overed by the, 5(1 ., ~M oinmeiidalions , lnl on lontinue its fißht W„ wr seek and higher s are pro'bled NRAbituminous eoal Bf . for a 4,1 hour week ,.anKinK front *"•«" 3 Mo “- western miners ME.:.,, .xpeeted to oppow r |lf t iie international of I hen- geographino objection was jK,.,, in, mention floor. IM mo'- 1 recommended ui ,1,.. n.-ed for closer officials and the regulate in- , oit*■ I s ,-xpil es. drawn up ■B ■, !., «:■ president; Philip v esident: and Kral Blitter Buying » u! . Storage Holdings >n, r.'. It"t pur. liases by bb ■ h ;■ ,iorage holdings of . ■ hani'els nt t radin,, poiiinP In it':: pounds helone MiC.r rapidly being dis Federal Surplus li. addition to the . Ihe Federal . ■ ii.nl outs'andnis I proposals for w-uld make tile tot.il Holdings 57.943.1HHt Till.- means that when tin? unnniitted to pm lias Is■• n obtained, the net Eddings of butter will pounds which is the

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Experts on Technique of Movie Love Making v ; U' '■:& »<" >IE Ms##*. V...2W" fe> IF Ji ilmßm CLAIRE TREVOR A^L±^. .. 3KMBZ ' —— A\lr % \ ZWw ’ < w. ’ -*K/ LOVE SCENE \ B/j t T GABLE AND HARLOW A-WOOING GORDON WESTCOTT In the debate between Gordon Wescott, English actor who made good in Hollywood, and Claire Trevor. American starlet, as to whether or not the technique of love-making has changed, both sides seem to lose sight of the fact that the switch from silent to talking pictures resulted in the elimination of a lot of pantomime, necessary in the old days to put over the meaning now done with the spoken word. Comparison between a John Gilbert-Greta Garbo love scene of the silents, and a Clarke Gable-Jean Harlow classic, via the | talkies, ought to convince Wescott, who asserts the technique of wooing has not changed since Cleopatra vamped Marc Anthony, that there has been a revolution. Besides, where Gilbert employed honeyed words to win his beloved, Gable uses a left hook, and it works just as efficaciously.

difference between the January storage holdings of 111.210,000 you ds and the total government i stocks of 57.945.0im pounds. The ■ revised five-year average of butter I storages as of January 1 from 1929 Ito 1933 inclusive, is 47.561.000 pounds, as reported by the Bureau iof Agricultural Economics. Total net commercial holdings, after allowing for government purchases, I are therefore only 5,706.000 pounds I in excess of the five-year average comm, rcial holdings reported for January 1, indicating that the but- ‘ ter surplus removal progrffh instii tilted in August by the Secretary 1 of Agriculture has had a real effect ; on the situation by materially reducing storage supplies. —■ —o PARTY LEADERS ATTEND MEETING (CONTINUED FROM PAGE OVg| ; Peters for the senatorial nominal io but strong support for George ; Kaugh. Marion, was evidenced at I the meeting. 1 Raugh is a former Indiana representative in .congress and it is believed he will announce his can- ‘ didacy for the senate within a short

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time. Peters was introduced by Pursley as the •’man who worked for seven years in the Democratic vineyard.” The former state chairman aski ed the Democrats not to be dismayi ed by criticism of the partisan press and praised President Roosevelt for ‘‘making the Federal governi inent a vehicle for carrying for- ; ward the hopes, abibitions and wellI being of the American people.” i McNutt reviewed his hist year I ‘ I in office, and reiterated that the i total tax bill in 1933 and 1934 will! ■ i be a minimum of $63,000,000 less' ■ • than in the two preceding years. Harvey Cole, Peru attorney and ' ■another possible candidate for United States senator, will be feat- ' tired at a Miami county Democratic I meeting in Peru tonight. ' Tenth district Democrats will i rally at Newcastle Friday night. SUPPLY BILL IS REPORTED OUT TO HOUSE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) I airmail contracts and $37,500,000; for ocean mail contracts. It esti-1 mated that of these funds a total of $40,250,000, is actual subsidies, i The total appropriations for, both departments compared with j $827,377,109 for the present fiscal year. i In the treasury section of the, bill. $18,400,000 was recommended , for the customs service, $1,500,000 less than for the present fiscal year, the reduction being based in part on the prohibition repeal situation. Other treasury items: Internal revenue bureau, $27,450,520; bureau of industrial alcohol $4,086,974; bureau of narcotics $1,224,899; coast guard. $18,249,449. or $7,523,501 under 1934; public health service, $9,130,837; | director of the mint. $1,108,559.

On 111-Fated Honeymoon Yacht i 1 Olh i ( 't' tl i *i j i I *• m i I ,/Wmv ‘ ■w i wrWw; •f' - . tHTMpVW?kTRHhS® ■ ° ■ 4l| jb ' Twin ffirl ■LJ. ! iferWF writ'ln law There may he Something to this black cat superstition after all. This picture made on board the pleasure yacht Alamyth, shows some of the "rew with the ship’s cat shortly before the craft, left Staten Island, N. 1.. . with Mr and Mrs. George Conklin, of Teaneck, N. J., and twelve others, on a honeymoon cruise. The voyage ended off Barnegat Light when the , vacht foundered and the 14 person® were rescued by the tanker Gulfland, I

PUBLIC ENEMY IS MURDERED (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) prohibition agent in 1927, Shortly after two attempts were made to assassinate him he joined I forces with the cohorts of Alphonse Capone. He was arrested several times in company with other Capone gangsters. His latest feat 1 was ‘ beating the rap” or escaping i conviction on a vagrancy charge. Police said lie attempted to es- | tablish an organized racketeering [control of legitimate business as- ! ter Capone was sent to the Federal penitentiary. o HOUSE PASSES NAVY MEASURE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) i cided to push for passage of his bill as a rider to the appropriation i measurv. Vinson’s bill calls for construe- | tion over a five year period of 101 i ships, mostly submarines and <lw>- . troyers to replace older vessels of ! the same class. The bill as passed tails for an increase in navy enlisted strength by I 2.800 men and in the marine corps |by 1.000. It provides for procuring [ i 142 additional airplanes during the next fiscal year, which, however, ' still would leave 297 planes necessary by July 1, 1936 to "bring the I navy current with its authorized! i strength of 1,000 planes.” o Evening Not Wholly Lost A yot.ng man out our wny called I st a home where he was not want- ' ed the other evenlug. Soon after- : ward he Issued from the door, with I the father not fur behind; and In : summing up the expedience lie sx 1 It was nnusual, but he certainly did get m great kick out of R—!>♦ j u-olt News.

RULES AGAINST CITY LICENSES Deputy Attorney General Rules Against Beer Dealers License Indianapolis, Jan. 24— (U.R) — Cities and towns are without power to charge retail beer and wino dealers annual license fees, Herbert J. Patrick, deputy attorney general, ruled in an unofficial opinion late yesterday. In answer to a query from Harryi Long, city attorney of Gary. Patrick said; "It is probable that the city council of the various municipalities have the right to impose reasonable regulations upon these dealers, but it is extremely doubtful whether they are authorized to require a license fee." "As a matter of fact, the state law provides for a division of license fees between the state and municipal corporations, which division itself, would indicate that there should be no further license fees exacted by the municipality." Patrick suggested that the best method of settling the question would be for some city to require a license fee and institute a test case. ISK MILLIONS TO CONTINUE TO THAT DATE ! • CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) i of the letters indicated that democratic and republican local governments were about even in the number of objections raised. Administrator Harry Hopkins has received upwards of a thousand protests daily. The President feels that the administration is doing everything it can. not only to run down specific cliaiges, but I to get abroad the idea that the CWA must be kept out of politics. Mr. Roosevelt probably will not send a message to congress asking for the additional CWA and relief money but may send a letter if that is necessary. Budg " Director Douglas will present the situation to the congressional committees.

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The First 30 Days are the hardestI HERE January is almost gone and if one of your resolutions was to operate in the New Year on a family budget plan, you have already experienced many of the temptations to abandon it. Indeed, the first 30 days are the hardest for budgeteers! It takes courage and patience and careful planning to live by the budget. There’s no question about that! • And one of the most vital essentials is careful buying. The first principle of careful buying is daily study of the advertisements in your newspaper. Within its columns the trade of the world parades before your door, in those moments when you are considering your own needs, at the time you can balance your desires and your resources. You can make comparisons—pause, consider, decide at your own convenience! Nothing can be more helpful to you in making your dollars go farthest than the opportunities and economies revealed to you through the advertisements in this newspaper. ■■■■Ml iTIHirU ■! 11 ■ 111 lllil il—

[ WHAT IS A DOLLAR And what will it be next week, next month, next autumn, next i | year? What is Inflation? Ought we to have.it? And if so, by what . method? Reduce the gold content of the dollar? Stabilization? Silver remonitization? 16 to 1? Flat money? Currency based on other than metal? What do you know about it? INFLATION is a word that means a lot of different things. Our Washington Bureau will tell you about It. Not propaganda—facts. The new bulletin, INFLATION PRO AND CON diacuaaea the subject of the monetary system from all angles, and attempts to put it Into understandable language. If you are interested in this subject of MONEY, and want to know the basic arguments pro and eon on various Inflation proposals, fill out the coupon below and send for this bulletin: i CLIP COUPON HERE Dept. 270, Washington Bureau, DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, 1322 New York Avenue, Washington, D. C. 1 I want a copy of the bulletin INFLATION PRO AND CON. and . cm lose herewith five cents in coin (carefully wrapped), to cover i return postage and handling costs: NAM E : I STREET and No \ CITY STATE 1 am a reader of the Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Ind.

Gasoline For CWA Is Subject To Tax ' /ndianapolis, Ind.. Jan. 24 —(UP) 1 Gasoline used in civil works projects is subject to the four-vent state tax, Atty. Gen. Philip Lutz < i tiled today in an opinion to Floyd Williamson, state auditor. J 0 ( BREMER STILL HELD CAPTIVE BY KIDNDAPERS (CONTINUED FROM ’ 1 bundled object in the back seat of I one of the automobiles. It re1 sembled a bundle of blankets, he • said. Bachman drove on to Duluth a ;d then notified Federal authorities s ariu St. Paul police. Investigators THE CORT WED. - THURS. The Gay Musical Comedy Romance Share Its Joys, Songs and I ' ' Adventures “MY LIPS BETRAY” i LILLIAN HARVEY JOHN BOLES EL BRENDEL ALSO - - Janet Reade-Olive Borden in "The Mild West, a Broadway Brevity and “A Merrie Melody.” One of the outstanding shows of the vear at bargain prices. 10-15 c SUNDAY—"FEMALE" by Donald i Henderson Clarke with Ruth : Chatterton, Geo. Brent, Lois Wilson, John Mack Brown. i jot oxer r sty asra

, were sent to the northern city to ' interview him. i Police believed that the kidnap- ■ ers probably followed Bachman all the way from St. Paul in the mis1 taken belief that he was a repre- ■ tentative of tl.e Bremer family, de-1

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signaled to deliver th# ransom. Activities at the Bremer family mansion during the day yesterday and last night indicated that young Bremer’s safe release was expected hourly. Dojecfed relatives of the kidnaped man were busy, making secret, trips about the city.

AOAMS YHEATRE Tonight & Thursday 10-15 c Matinee Thursday at 3:30 First Evening Shows at 6:30. “ALICE IN WONDERLAND” with an All Star Cast. ADDED- - Comedy and "Day in Venice.” Auspices Psi lota Xi. FRI. A SAT. — Edmund Lowe in "BOMBAY MAIL.” Sunday, Monday, Tues., Wed. "LITTLE WOMEN.”