Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 286, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1934 — Page 6

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NOVELTY TEAM TO PLAY HERE ON WEDNESDAY Cloverleaf Creameries Team To Play Mexico Masked Marvels The Cloverleaf Creameries basketball team will play its secend game of the season Wednesday night at the Yellow Jacket gym. An unusual attraction has been booked by Stanley Callow, managee of the local five. The world famous Mexico Masked Marvels, one of the greatest traveling novelty attractions in basketball, will furnish the opposition. Members of this team have bee t selected from various colleges and universities all over the conntrv, among them all-Americans, and other all-star players. At the finish of the game, the Marvels will he identified. Inclnded In the Cloverleaf lin<>ttp will be Art Farrar, former forward at Huntington and Richmond: Harry Hobble. Jake Hill. nHaanBMUKBIFniTr MADISON THEATRE * Tonight - Tuesday Clark Gab’e. Claudette Colbert “IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT” Highly interest drama that is most entertaining. ADDED—Several features to complete a great program. 10c -15 c jCORT Tonight and Tuesday Giant 4 Unit Program Hit No. 1 “BIG HEARTED HERBERT” Guv Kibble Aline McMahon. Hit No. ? Ttin.r frochv “I DEAR". Hit N« 3 Mjclrev Mottsn “ORPHAN’S BENEFIT" Hit No. 4 f<i*o«t Fox News. This Gigantic at Onlv 10-25 c — - Wed. - Thurs. Joan Plnndell. Glenda Farrell “KANSAS CITY PRINCESS" with Rob’t. Armstrong. Vince Barnett, Hugh Herbert. Coming —loe E. Brown *6 DAY BIKE RIDER."

— TONIGHT AND TUESDAY—- — BENNETT in “OUTCAST LADY” with Herb o * - * Marsha’l. H'wh Williams and EHzaheth Al’e”. on MICHEL ARLEN’S Storv—“THE GREEN HAT” ADDED—CHARLEY CHASE Comedv-and TALE OF THE VIENNA WOODS—in the NEW r o'or*one. lfte-25c BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM! F*a<nre No. 1 HELEN HAYES in “WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS” Sir James M Barrie's GREAT P'av—with Brian A heme ?"d Madge Evans. Feature No. 2 “JOAN LOWELL. Th* ADVENTURE GIRL!” Stranger th?” F ; Hion’ Wildo- than Dreams! AIso—“PHYTHM ON THE ROOF”. This BIG—WOVDERH’T—Pmnram at NO ADVANCE in PRICE—ONLY 10c and 15c. FIRST SHOW at fi:3o. Snonmmd bv the PSI IOTA XL Coming-“THE MERRY WIDOW” Entertainment DeLnxe!

, Have Wynn, Herald Strickler, Dwight Scbnepp. Paul Strickler. | William Sanders and Dick Mack- . Hn. all former Yellow Jacket players. This team lost its first start ; of th<> season, un overtime con- ' test to the Kepdullville team. ' No advance will be made in admission prices. Charges will be j 10 cents for school students and I 15 cents for adults. I o G.E. CLUB TO , PLAY TONIGHT r j i Local Independent Team Will Meet South Whitley Five Here I ' The Decatur G. E. cltti’i will play j its third game of the .season tonight at the Yellow Jacket gyrnnnsiu n. meeting the South Whitley Independents. '■ The I cal quinete has split even . in two games played to date, defeating the Celina. Ohio independents and losing to the Paper Box , lompany tfvini of Fort Wayne. The South Whitley team has rom- . pll d an excellent rec rd in past | seas s and ehoul I furnish the local I ' club with an excellent game. I I As a reliminary pane, the G. E. girls' varisty team will play the second team. The first game Is sch duled to start at 7:30. with the feature ga no one hour later. No c!>>nge in admission prices of 10 an! 15 cents will be made. JOHN C. HOI K DIES SUNDAY Y CONTINUED FUOM PAGE ONKI Son’h R nd: a son. Vernon, at home and a slater, Mrs. Ida Youse of Mon- ' rneville; a brother. A. N. Houk. Fort Wayne and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be he'd Tnesdiy afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the h.me id Root townshV. and at 2 o'clock at the Antioch Lutheran I I < hurch at Hoagland. Burial will be . ma 'e in the church cemetery. The family has requested th>:t | the friends please omit flowers. 1 WALTER KRICK TO GIVE TALK rwrwm fpom r*r»F nW \ Henry Neireiter. Vocal solo—Miss Grace Gardy Miss Helen Haubold Address— Miss Eva Acker, principal. ; Address —Mrs. L. A Cowens. The program wi’l be hold in the ' assembly room of the school. i n — JOHN PENCE IS HURT RY FALL THIS MORNING onvrTVT’rri rTinv ovfi | with other mon on the roof. All except Mr. Pence had crawled Inside the runwav when it started Ito rain. He had a small snace to i cover and no doubt wished to complete it before going inside. When Mr. Ponce fell from the , roof he struck th ground about ! 15 feet from the building. Relatives of the injured man -vero called and officials of the ! Central Sova companv ordered 1 him taken to the hospital. o Mar”*

KIRKLAND FIVE BEATS MONROE Kangaroos Score Third victory Os Week Saturday, 37-17 — r 1 "-* The Kirkland Kangaroos scored i their third victory of the week I Saturday night, defeating the Monroe Bearkatx at Kirkland, 37 to 17. Kirkland led at the half. 17 Io 9. • C. Augsburger and D Adler tied I for scoring honors for the victors with 11 points each. Wulliman tallied seven points. Andrews was outstanding for Monroe, scoring 11 of his team's total of 17 points. The Kirkland seconds scored an • easy 27 to 8 triumph over the Monroe reserves in the preliminary game. Kirkland FG FT TP C. Augsburger, f 5 1 11 11D. Adler, f. 4 3 11 Wulliman. e. 2 3 7 D. Augsburger, g. 1 0 2 Scott, g .204 Zimmerman, g. 10 2 Totals 15 7 37 Monroe FG FT Tl’ Andrews, f. 4 3 11 Ray. f. 0 0 0 Sprunger, c. Oil Wolfe, g. 11 3 W. Stucky, g ’I o o i Ixingenberger, f. 0 0 0 IE. Stucky, g. 10 2 j Huser. g. o 0 0 Totals 6 5 17 Referee: Lehman. Berne. li 'V County Standing Berne - 6 ® I.o°o Commodores 3 0 1.000 Yellow Jackets 3 0 1.000 Kirkland ................ 71 -RTS Jefferson 4 2 .66. I Hartford 4 2 .667 , Monmouth 2 6 .250 , Pleasant Mills 1 4 .200 i Monroe 1 6 .143 ■ i Geneva 0 5 .000, 000 Adams county's three undei seated teams continued their winning strides last week, each scoring one victory. Berne defeated New Haven, the Commodores nosed out Elmhurst and the Yellow Jackets whipped Winamac. oho The Decatur Commodores will open the week's play Tuesday night, meeting the Portland Pan-1 thers at Portland. The Panthers ■ forced Central of Fort Wayne in-1 to an overtime battle Friday night' before losing to the Tigers. 33 to ■ 31. Central used a second-string, lineup. oCo Five games are carded Friday night. Heading the list will be the Commodore Kirkland clash at | the local gym. The Kangaroos I have won seven of eight games, played to date, including three 1 last week. Kirkland has lost only to Rockcreek of Wells county. 000 The Yellow Jackets will play their first game on a foreign floor Friday. The Jack e*e will journey to Laporte to do battle with the Slicers. Other games Friday are Monroeville at Berne: Hartford at Monmouth; Pleasant Milla and Monroe at Kirkland. 000 Three games are scheduled Saturday night. The Berne Bears will p'ay St. Mary’s at Huntington; Jefferson and Lancaster will clash at Berne; Poling and Geneva will tangle at the Hartford gym. 000 Such Language We beg to acknowledge receipt of schedule booklets for Adams county high school teams. The booklets were sent by our friend Pete Reynolds of the Decatur Democrat, to whom we haven’t spoken since that DecaturBluffton football game this fall. Dern’im!—Buck, NewsBanner. o I ISSUE ORDERS AGAINST FOES OF GOVERNMENT CONTINUED FHOwr PAGE ONE' grudge and that it was not a political crime. Nevertheless, the t~ik. determined to prove that the sharp edge of its weapon of execution has not been dulled by recent disuse, turned to Henry Yagoda, commissar of internal affairs for action. ‘ The ruthless mantle of the ui'eaueu ogpu Or SeCtol police fell > on his shoulders when the ogpu

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was absorbed by his department. He was instructed to use his forces and strike mercilessly at conspirators who may have been implicated in the assassination. The murderer. Leonid Nicoliev, will be taken to Moscow tonight and nothing appeared more certain than his tate and that of any fellow conspirators. , Widespread Plot . | London. Dec. 3 —<U.R> —The Daily I Express, in an unconfirmed disI patch credited to its Warsaw cor- ’ respondent, said today that Soviet s officials had discovered traces of ? an organization which planned to • assassinate all soviet leaders t simultaneously. .. The dispatch, purporting to he r based on information from Mosi cow. said that 10 army officers e were arrested and shot within an 1 hour of the discovery.” a General Budow, chief of the

Leningrad political police, and many high officials were dismissed because of the assassination of Sergei Kirov, the dispatch said; another general was arrested and 60 suspects were detained. Warsaw. Dec. 3—lll. R) —No confirmation could be obtained today of reports said to emanate from Moscow of the discovery of a plot to kill all soviet leaders and the execution of 10 army officers as suspects. Moscow. Dec. 3—fll.R) —Reports from London of the discovery of a nlot to kill all soviet leaders were characterized officially today as nonsense. —o FOR SALE —Cream separator, good as new. Priced to eeil. Dwatur phone, 64KMI. 284-g3tx

HUSBAND BEATS WIFETODEATH Young Woman Dies After Being Beaten With Auto Tools Shelbyville. Ind., Dec. 3. —(U.R> — Beaten over the head with an automobile crank and jack, Mrs- Dorothy Russell. 22, Pleasant View, died in Major Memorial hospital here today. Her husband, Morris, 22. surrendered to police and admitted h& struck her during an argument in which he accused her of having an affair witth another man. Coroner Thomas Cartmell said Russell probably would be charged witht second degree murder. The attack occurred late yesterday after Russell and his wife had driven to a lonely spot on a country road 15 miles northwest of here to thresh out marital difficulties, authorities were told. Police said Russell admitted )>ecoming angry and striking hjs wife with Bitend degree murder. He obtained a ride to Shelbyville with Roy Fansler, a passerby, and surrendered to police immediately. Authorities found Mrs Russell under directions of the husband. She died shortly after being brought to the hospital. The couple had been married four years. o STATE TO PROBE DEATH MYSTERY • GONTTNUED FROM FADE ONEt Abraham Lincoln Life insurance company with the idea of looting it. The suicide theory was by states attorney Alfred H. Greening who said that Hill, Repressed by fear that he might be involved in the alleged swindle plot and because he was wiped out financially. had killed himself, making it look like murder to save hie family from any stigma in connection with his death.

Fireman Is Missing After Train Wreck; — Thomasville. Ga.. Dec. 3— Dcr. 3— (UP) —One man wus believed killed! and at least six were injured today when the Atlantic c ast line’s crack train, the Southland, was wrecked 12 mile-s south of here. The fireman A. W. Bremer, hud not been found. The engineer, 18. F Van Meter. lakeland, Fla., was critically injured. < The Tampa-€!iicagj flyer was j derailed when it struck an open switch at Fincher junr tion, an isolated point just across the Florida line shortly after midnight. The locoiotive overturned. One pullman coach and the bagg>tge and ex-

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