Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1934 — Page 6

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COMMIES LOSE I IN CONSOLATION Decatur Loses To Niagara Falls Team In First Round Friday The Decatur Commodores ended their 1933-34 basketball season Friday evening with a 22 1" defeat at the hands of St. Mary high ot Niagara Falls. N. Y.. in the first round of the consolation tourney, , St. Mary's of Hnntfn'gton won a 28-25 victory over Cretin. St. Patil, in tiie consolation meet. Indians Win Chicago. Mar. 24.—(U.R) — A team of full blooded Sioux Indian boys j from the St. Francis, S. D., Mission ‘ school, moved into the quarter-final 1 round of the national Catholic high : school basketball tournament to- I day after another victory last night. I The Indian boys ou-tsped ami out- , shot the Ursuline high school quintet from Youngstown, O„ 29 to 27. 'Rteir victory won the loud warhoops of spectators as the Dakdta youths spun in baskets from im J possible angles and distances. With the St. Francis team in the ■ quarter final round beginning at I ! p. m. today where the following • teams paired against each other. I Catholic high. Joliet. 111., vs. St. | John's Cathedral high of Mil- | waukee. Corpus Christi. Galesburg, 111., vs. i St. Patrick's Academy. Chicago; St. ■ Francis, vs. St. Mary's high of; Stockton. Calif. Campion high. Prairie du Chien, Wis.. vs. Cathedral high. Springfield. 111. o Disclose Plot To Kill King Carol Bucharest, Roumania. Mar. 24. — (U.R) -Secret police today sought I to implicate the fascist iron guard ' in a plot to kill King Carol. Prof. Victor Gonioti. eminent surgeon and , friend of Queen Helen, was under j arrest, allegedly a participant in, the plot. The iron guard, bitterly antiJewish and demanding a Nazi regime for Roumania, was charged j with responsibility for the recent I murder of Premier lon G. Dnca, who had opposed them. Gomious, one of the country’s I leading surgeons, has directed var- : ions charities in which Queen I Helen. Carol’s estranged wife, is' interested.

THE CORT SUN.. MON.. TUES. Janet Gaynor—“CAROLINA" with Lionel Barrymore. Also-Fox News and a Silly Symphony. 10-25 c. 11 —~— SATURDAY — “TRAILIN' THE KILLER - ’ with Ceaser, the Wolf Dog. Also—Selected Short Sub-1 jects. 10-15 c. ADAMS THEATRE Sun., Mon., Tue. “Going Hollywood” with Marion Davies, Bini; Crosby, Stuart Erwin. Fifi D'Orsay, Ned Sparks, Patsy Kelly. TONIGHT-“MADAME SPY" with Fay Wray, Nils Asther.

PUBLIC SALE DECATUR, INDIANA in the New COMMUNITY SALE PAVILLION TUESDAY, March 27th Commencing at 6:30 P. M. • * * HORSES. CATTLE. HOGS. SHEEP, ' FARMING IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Truck Load of Early Irish Cobbler Seed Potatoes: Louie Sader will be there with a fine line of Merchandise. Anyone having Livestock or anything you wish to turn into cash bring it to this sale. Consignments may be brought in any time Monday or Tuesday. Come and bring yourfamily. R. W. Gaunt and Luther Funk, Mgrs. Roy Johnson, Carl Bartlett, auctioneers.

• — —* ♦ At the Training ( amps By United Press [ » ♦ Lakeland. Fla., Mat. 24 -(UR) I Marvin Owi n, Detroit Tigers’ regular third baseman last season, ' will be back at his post today ' against the Cardinals. Bill Rogell, I who threatens to replace him this I year is out w ith a twisted ankle. St. Petersburg. Fla.. Mar. 24.— 'U.P \ge may be creeping up on -ome of the New York Yankees | old guard, but two youngsters ' have come along who are expected soon to prove valuable replaceI tnents in the infield, at least. I They are Don Heffner and Red Rolfe, candidates for second base and shortstop, respectively. Orlando, Fla.. Mar. 24 (U.R)— IAI Lopez, ace catcher of the ; Brooklyn Dodgers and last of their holdouts who signed up yesterday I for a $12.01*0 salary, was expected I to be out in uniform today, Itacki stopping against the Montrew I Royals of the International league. Los Angelos. Mar. 24 -(U.R) —The Pittsburgh Pirates took on new i Chicago opposition today by meetI ing the White Sox in the first of a two-gatne exhibition series. The Pirates gained an even break In their four-game series with the Chicago Cubs by defeating them yesterday 14-8. The game was featured by six home runs. Miami Beach. Fla.. Mar. 24. — (U R) The late John McGraw never drove a team in training the way Manager Bill Terry is driving his world champions. He has the players out in uniform under blazing sun from morning to night. Biloxi. Miss.. Mar. 24— (U.R) — Two Washington, tookie pitchers. Ray Prim and Ed Linke, held Cleveland to seven bits as the Senators triumphed. 5 to 2. in an exhibition game yesterday. o — Russia Hones To Revive League Paris. Mar. 24— (U.R) —Authoritative sources asserted today that Soviet Russia, fearful of a collapse of disarmament efforts, was | eager to lead a great movement of world powers for revival of the prestige of the League of Nations and was negotiating with the United States to that end. It wa« asserted that American Ambassador William C. Bullitt, i at Moscow and Russian Ambassai dor Alexander Troyanvskv. at ■ Washington, were conducting ne- • gotiations in behalf of their gov- . ernments. The informant said that Russia I was hopeful of reviving the moral 1 and political authority of the league and. if terms could he arI ranged, to announce her own entry, after her many years of abstinence, at the annual league assembly in September. DePauw Changes Tuition Charges Greencastle. Ind.. March 24—(UP I Abolition of special and departmental fees so rstudents in the college .of liberal arts and the school of music was announced today by Depawn university administrative ofI ficers. | Fixed charges covering tuition ’and incidental fees will go into effect next September. Tuition in the college of liberal arts will be $125 a semester and in the school of music $175 a semester. Under the present system of low tuition students have been charged a namher of special fees which 1 brought the total to from sllO to [ $l4O a semester, depending on the ! course of study, it was pointed out. 0 1 Ge‘ the Habit — Trade at Home

G.E.CLUB IS | TOURNEY LOSER Local Team Loses In First Round of independent lourney The Decatur G. E. Club was eliminate! in the first round of the Fort Wayne Independent tourney I ii . 11l In- uv to I lie Super lor Coal company quintet. 33 to 28. The Fort Wayne team lead at the end of the first half. 19 to 12. Gass was the leading .scorer for Decatur with four field goals and three free throws for a total of 11 points. DeBolt scored nine points. Beerman led Superior with II points. In oth-’i games Friday night City Light defeated Huntington in an overtime game. North Side defeated the Uncos and Magnavox walloped Monroeville. t Second round games tonight will mate i Columbia City against International Harvester. Wh«ttley Center against Beacon Oil. City Light vs. North Side and Magnavox against Superior. Decatur FG. FT. TP. J. Hill, f —1 » 2 Gass, f 4 3 11 Gerber, c 10 2 Deßolt, g 4 19 V. Hill, g 12 4 B. Hill, c ... . . 0 0 " Totals 11 * 38 Superior Coal FG. FT. TP. Beerman. f 4 3 11 Augsburger, f . 3 0 6 Bilger, c 2 0 4 Ranans. g - 2 2 6 Hood, g — — 3 0 6 Totals 14 5 33 Officials—Barrett ami Manth. o— ALL CWA WORK TO BE FINISHED NEXT SATURDAYj (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ton will permit the Governor's commission in communities of less than 5.000 to complete all projects that should be completed, in order to make the projects of permanent value to the communities but, as indicated above, we cannot give ■ local units of government any assurance that men will be workedl upon such projects after the close ■ of the month. Hence, we reiterate [ that every effort should lie made to complete all projects by April Ist. or to at least leave them in a partially usable state. "Our held engineers will report

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1 i to us the projects in communities lot less than s,mm population upon which it is highly necessary to con- | tinue work. I "Employes will be permitted to , i work upon CWA projects a total [of 15 hours for the two days—- [ March 30th and 31st in all counties of the state. Payrolls should be (certified and checks made out. so that the men can be paid not later than Tuesday, April 3rd. 1934. ’ Instructions for making up final I financial and other records will fol-1 low shortly.” I o HIDEAWAY OF WILLINGER IS FOUND BY COPS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) on his chin recently. Dillinger had a mole and a j deep scar on his chin. At Indianapolis Indianapolis, Mar. 24 — (U.R) —j i A report that John Dillinger was i seen in Indianapolis was broad-1 east over the city’s police radios this afternoon. Police said they were informed | that the notonjous outlaw was i seen in a small black sedan car-

rying Ohio license plates. Search of the city failed to find ' any trace of the fugitive. o—| MURDER TRIAL IS NEAR JURY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ties who overheard Clark tell I Harry Pierpont and Charles Mak- | ley "I'll get the same as yon just because I happened to lie there." Defense attorneys pleaded for acquittal on grounds that Clark | was at the home of a sister in j Detroit eating a birthday dinner | in his. honor the night of the slayi ing. Clarence Miller and William I Fogarty, of Indianapolis, Clark's ' counsel, made his final arguments. o Case Dismissed In Circuit Court r —- ~ The Fanker son vs. Lloyd rase was dismissed today from the Ad- ! ams circuit court when the defendant decided to pay the claim which was awarded tn the court some time ‘ ago. The claim was against the estate of Regina O. Loyd, and a moition for a new trial had been set for today. - ■ ■ — — " —

FARM HAND IS FOUND GUILTY Farm Hand Faces Death Os Life Term In Murder Os Employer Ca;melton. Ind., March 24 (UP 1 Life Imprisonment or death in the I electric chair confronted Ernest Wrigbt, 32 year old farm hand, today following hie conviction in circuit court here on charges of killing his former employer. Miss Alive Martin, a retired circus acrohat. A jury found Wright guilty last 1 nIR it after a four day trial. Judge Oscar C. Minor deferred sentence temjmrarlly. Undfr the ; law he is mandated to give Wright la life sentence or condemn him i to death in the electric chair. Wright was accused of lieatiitg I Miss Martin to death on her seci hided Ohio river farm near Derby , after an argument over wages. Her 1 body was found in a shallow grave near the farm house. Wright surrendered several days later, confessed to Evansville police and then repudiated the confession. Throughout the trial he contended that a stranger named "Jack." j committed the murder. Wright said I that "Jack" forced him to di< the | grave. I Noblesville Editor For State Office — ilndlanapolis, Ind.. March 24 — (UP) —Everett E. Neal. Noblesville Editor, and leader in the republican editorial association for many years, yesterday announced his candidacy for secretary of state. Neal has been publisher of the Noblesville ledger for many years and has been in newspaper work in Hamilton county for more than 30 years. He was president of the Republican editorial association in 1928, and formely was a member of the General assembly, and was candidate for congress in 1910. o General Committee Will Meet Sunday The general committee in charge of arrangements for the Phi Delta Kappa tri-state convention will meet at the home of Harold Daniels Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Chairmen of the committees are Everett Sheets. John Burnett. Harold Daniels and Melvin Collier. AU ‘committee members are asked to at- - ■ ■■ — —

tend this meetlnti. The Convention will he held Saturday and Sunday. June 2 and 3, | with a dance Saturday night and a [banquet «< Sunday. Thia convention will also serve as lhe annual spring dame and atytivnrsary I banquet - ■ -----0 — ———- Name Committee To Probe Low Prices Indianapolis, Mar. 24 (U.R) Appointment of a committee to investigate reportn that the state is doing much of its printing with multigraph machines whose operators are paid a wag" lower than the prevailing scale In the ! printing trade was expected to ! be appointed today by the Indiana State Typothctae. i The organizatton is code author-' [ ity for the printing industry in i Indiana and *

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