Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 131, Decatur, Adams County, 1 June 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published MfcA THH Every Eve- DECATUR Ung Except DEMOCRAT Sunday by CO. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office as Second Class Mauer. I. H. Heller—Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouae Sec y A Bus Mgr. Dick D. Heller.—.Vice-President Subscription Rates: tdngie copies $ .02 One week, by carrier- .10 One year, by carrier6.oo Uue month, by mail .26 Three months, by mail 100 Six months, by mai11.75 One year, by mai1...3.00 One year, at office3.oo Prizes quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER, Inc. •15 Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. June brides will now step forth. This is the kind of weather that cuts crop production. Local stores welcome you to the week-end feast of bargains and all join in inviting you to be here Saturday. One little touch of nature makes the whole world kin, to the credit of the parents of the quintuplets of girls. A most discouraging season for | the lover of flowers who has tried I valiantly to grow the blooms during these arid days. Graduation exercises will mean something to that Canadian father and mother wnen tney get their five girls ready for the commencement. The automobile concerns seem to be leading the parade in building finer products and through advertising creating a desire to own one that is hard to resist. Indianapolis had a bigger crowd for the auto races than Churchill Downs enjoyed for the Derby, so the capitol city probably will not swap its kingdom for a horse. — —- Theaters, swimming pools, bathing beaches, parks, and picnic grounds are among those things which Decatur offers titos e who seek places of recreation during the summer months. The check calling for $1,003,000 given to President Roosevelt for the Warm Springs Foundation, was printed on a piece of paper three feet long. Nothing short about that. Maine and Vermont are the only two states in a list of 14 that do ' not favor the new deal policies, according to the Literary Digest poll. Indiana stande with the President in supporting the program. Harry G. Leslie, former governor, will oppose Senator Robinson for | the Republican senatorial nomination. The party is more or less divided on Robinson and for sometime a movement has teen on foot to trot out someone against the' senator. Leslie will give battle. I it seems that the Republican | newspapers have started a drive I to kill the oil inspection bureau, howling spoils. For 16 years the Republicans conducted this department and always showed that A didn't cost the taxpayer a penny to maintain. The population of Decatur is either climbing pr more people are moving back to their former homes, there being fewer than a half dozezn houses for rent in the city. It’s an indication of good I conditions, although not so encouraging to the person who tries to find a house. City officials hope to obtain an appropriation from the Governor's commission on unemployment re-

lief for the payment of labor on several street improvements. Among the projects tt> be petitioned for are South Sixth street and the building of a new road in Hanna N'uttman park. It’s a fine thing to do and whatever can be secured in the way of a federal grant for employing men will be appreciated by those who are given work. The next major activity of government will be an attempt to stimulate heavy industries —which normally provide the bulk of employment, were hit hardest by de-1 pression, and have been the most lethargic in recovering from it. And the first step in doing that will be to unloose capital tor homebuilding and repairing, through Federal guarantees of mortgages. President Roosevelt has sent a special message to Congress to expedite such legislation. Experts estimate that it is possible to unloose credit to the tune of $1,500.000,000 or more in this manner. That money would go to painters, carpenters, -masons, plumbers, contractors. It would buy cement, steel, paint, lumber, roofing, electric fixtures. It would pass through a hundred great industries, creating jobs and opportunities as it went. It doesn’t take much imagination to visualize the extent . of its influence in pulling businesses ! of all kinds out of the doldrums. o f twenty Tears * AGO TODAY From the Dally Democrat File June I—Joe1 —Joe Donovan was badly ; injured in the 500-mile races Prof Thomason, noted palmist I from Kansas City, is reading for-' tunes at 215 south Second street. Albert Sellemeyer’s new city' band gives first public concert. Diok Townsend and Leo Strauss

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buy the Oliver hotel at South Rend Many front here attend "The Creation" given by the Berne MenI nonite choir. Mr. Durst of Kokomo here to look : over possibilities for a brick fac'tory. Marriage licenses —Fred J. Colchin to Frances E. Coffee and Alexander Tanvas to Rose Ann Col hin 'and Maryin Auman to Ida Bulte- ! meier. Real estate iransfer —J. F. Feifer Ito J. A. Crawford, 80 acres in Blue Creek township, $9,600. Miss Mayme Terveer is visiting the Uhl family in Toledo. — o — >— Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shirk and son Robert of West Palm Beach, Florida, have arrived for a visit with relatives and friends.

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• —, 4 Answers To Test Questions I Below are the Anewera to the I Test Questions Printed on Page Two. • * 1. The Dominion of Can ida. 2. Warm-blooded. 3. The franc. 4. George -Ade. '5. Persian poet and astronomer. 6. Snow. 7. Brother. 8. "lodine State.” 9. St. Francis of Assisi. 10. Italy. 0 BY CHARLEY tIRANT , Hi vg — J Many a feller who's square goes around in circles. I Th' fellers who stoop t' lie never set well. Yep. go thru th' red an' you 11 git a ticket that's pink. Ain't it funny how a bowl o’ Chilli kin warm a feller up? It's th' best circles who usually , roll in wealth. Ever notice, th' worst fellers all stem t' git good wives? GIVE PROGRAM NEXT SUNDAY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Recitation — Sympathy — Edith Moeschberger. Exercise — The Happiest Time — Group of four. Recitation—Where Ignorance Is Bliss—Arthur Neuenschwander. Recitation—A Polite Hint—Roy Meyer. Offertory. Recitation — Visiting Nurse — Evelyn Zurcher. Exercise Little Gardeners —

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I Group of five girls. i Recitation — Unemployment — Kenneth Walters. Recitation —Children's Sunbeams —lrene Zureher. Duet—The Beauty of Summer— Elma J. Chenowith ami Sarah J. Case. ’ R . nanon Ju-: Ol< Dm " Year —Josephine Moeschberger. Recitation A Wise Idea—Paul Baumgartner. Recitation —Garden of My Heart —Elma Jane Chenowith. Dialogue- Hindu-American Girl —Douglas girls. Song Onward Christian Soldiers —Group of nine boys. Recitation — Johnny's Bringing Up- Bobby Baumgartner. Recitation — Be Friendly—Ruth I Meyer. I Girls chorus — The Lord is My I Shepherd. Recitation The Letter Box — Charles Walters. Exercise -lt Doesn’t Seem Square -Group of six boys. I Recitation A Cheery Goodbye—- , Gorman Fox. Benediction Rev. Meckstroth.

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(II Y POOL TO OPEN SUNDAY (CONTINUED FHOM v*ACHB ONE) Because of the dry weather It will be impossible to put too great a drain upon the city water plant. The pool was drained this week and the bottoms and sides scrubbed The bottom of the pool was painted with a preparation which will prevent the adhering of marine growth to the bottom of the pool. The water w!1! be warrael and aereated through the use ot sprays along the north aide of the pool. The chlorine machine will he used as the chief purification agent. The water in the poo! will be tested for chlorine content twice a day by Mr. Brown. Samples of the water will be sent to the state board of health twice a week for further examination. The pool hae been one of the city's chief forms of amusement

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