Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 93, Decatur, Adams County, 18 April 1935 — Page 6

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FLORIDA TURNS 'FROM TOURIST CROP TO FROGS hunting Season On For Delicacies For Northj. ern Tables A DWauehula, Fla.. —(UP)— With e tourist crop, and the winter venable and strawberry crops bavins afcu harvested, this section is ipreOuing now to harvest another crop Q-of frogs. OTh is town is the county s*at of Pardt-e County, considered the cenSir of the wild frog industry. As j Oany as 40 barrels of froglegs have j Q»en shipped from here in a single j eek. The beet output for a month as 103 barrels. Raports indicate that an unusualdry season has cut down on the pply oi "hoppers," but there will j > plenty to attract the ihuntersl

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land make it worth their while at a time when they are liot otherwise t'*iKtlgt*<i. I Ca«h on Delivery Hunters are paid cash for the I frogs and prices usually range from . I ip to 16 cents a pound, gross. Com- ! I moil bullfrogs bring the lower r 1 ;I! .. «- -. while ill 111 r 1 aril'! U a lat li as pond frogs and spring frogs command the top. ' I Frog hunting is carried on at night and the darker the night tho bettor. Just utter a spring or summer rain is the ideal time. The reci ord catch for a single night Is 183 • | pounds and four hunters caught ; i t.SOO ipounds In four night*. The hunter wears a headlamp on 1 his cap, operated from a battery curried on his track. The light blinds I lie frog making it easy to sipear him. During the mating season, in j spring and early summer, frogs call j to each other in mellow, musical tones that reveal their location. But even if the frog sits quietly on the bank and does not call, his eyes glow like two tiny white lights wli a rays from the hunters head lamp strikes them. The frog won't

i move, and he is easily "gigged" - Hut If the light flickers off for an instant, he hops off and the hunter ! usually is out of luck. »■ The wild fro* Industry Is comi partlvely new in Florida. It started around Okeechobee, Wauchula, r Moore Haven and other South Floi i Ida jKriuts five or six years ago. Second MarriaQe Ended Spat t Fall River, Mass. —<lI.R) —Mr. and ■ Mrs. Harold Ambush were married - twice in four months. After the • first ceremony, Mrs. Ambush sued t her husband for divorce, and Ams hush sued his inlaws for alienation of affections, seeking $25,000 damages. Then they decided to inuke up and try it again. I j o 5-Continent Goal With Radio Kernrtlle, Tex., (UP)—Eugene T Butt, amateur radio operator, at--1 tallied the five-continent goal tried for by every radio operator. He recently talked with l’ort Elizabeth, South Africa, near the Cape of Good Hope. It was 10 p. in. here and 6 a. in. the next day in Africa. o Get the Habit — Trade at Home

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 193 j.

NEBRASKA WILL WRITE BONDS Lincoln, Neb. —(UP)—Conservative Nebraska, which in 1937 will he embarked in Its experimental unicameral legislature, this month will luunch another experiment, under which the state will undertake to write merely bond* for all its of fleers and those of Its subdivisions. A recommendation by Governor Hoy l* Cochran, insisting that sucih a move be approved, overrode cries of ' sockxlist experiment," "communism," and "unjustified invasion of private fields" raised by reluctant legislators. Under terms of legislation rushed through file current assembly, an apt. ropriation of SIOO,OOO will be taken from the state general fund to Initiate the Nebraska Fidelity and indemnity Company. Administration of the 8100,000 which becomes a revolving fund retirable from revenue. is vested in the State Board of Educational Lands and Funds, comprised of the Governor, Secretary of State. State Treasurer. Land Commissioner and Attorney General. Proponents of the experiment claim that the new enterprise will save the state hundreds of thousands of dollars in permitting writing of surety bonds for hundreds of state and county officials at nominal premium rates Chief impetus responsible for the movement developed in January, when all state finances were paralyzed for 26 days through inability of State Treasurer George E. Hall [to ren w his official $1,000,000 bond. MONROE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Berger and , Mr. and Mrs. \V. O. Deihl of Elkhart Mrs. Oirl AJlenbaugh and daughter . Nadine ar.d Marilyn of Honolulu and Marion Schooley and Miss El more Sarris of Chicago spent the I week-end with Mr. and Mr?. John ' Floyd. Mies Louise Busche of Elkhart is spending her vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E- W. Busche Mr. and Mrs. Roy Runyon of De-1 catur visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crist and family Sunday. Sylvan Babcock of Grand Rapids, Michigan, epent the week-end with relatives. Mrs. Babcock accompanied him home after spending the wweek with her mother, Mrs. Ida Bollinger. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Meyers of Fort Wayne spent the week-end with Mrs- Meyers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Crist. Mr. and Mrs. H? D. Osterman and daughter, Mrs- Paul Sprinkel of Fort Wayne, spent the day Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Noffsinger I and Mrs. Rena Hendricks. Miss Jeanette Rich of Bloomington spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rich. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Smith of Port j Wayne spent the weekend with Mr. j and Mrs. C- E. Bahner and family. Doyle Hoffman of Van Wert, 0„ spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs- Jim A. Hendricks were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Busche Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Meyers and | Mrs. John Johnson spent Saturday j afternoon in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Rena Hendricks spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Haggard and daughters | Frames and Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Williams of Decatur spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otho Labenstein. Mr. and Mrs- Fred Poster enter-! Wax Applicator and Serving Tray tor waxing floors and I pine WATERSPAR SELF POU ishing Wax or Liquid Wax 98c Limited Introductory Oficr. Noßubbingl No Polishing! No Bending! jost wet floors With Water, spar Self-Polishing Wax. It dry* with deep glowing beautiful lustre. ! \ Polishing WAX i ' . Never before such brilliant rich waxed 4 floors possible without polishing or nibbing. SPECIAL $1.35 VALUE v for only 98c for Ignited time, Lee Hardware Co.

mined Mr. and Mw R. J Myers at Sunday dinner. Mr and Miw. Lester McMlllen of Fort Wayne visited Mr. and Mrs. Furl Souders Sunday, afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briener npent Sunday with Mr ami Mrs. J. PCrist. DOCTORS WILL CONTINUED FROM PAOK ONE? will be called. Final arguments In the rase will be held tomorrow, Judge Hornaday announced. The case will go to the Jury tomorrow night. EXPECT HITLER CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE integrity and a series of mutual defense treaties. Foreign Minister Pierre I-aval of Fiance und Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov of Russia prepared to take to their governments the rough draft of a military agreement which will bind them i to mutual aid in event of an j attack by Germany. Litvinov and Foreign Minister | Edouard Benes of Czechoslovakia j today discussed a similar treaty between Ihtir nations. Benes will go to Moscow late in May to sign the Ruseion-Czeeho-slovakian pact. — o Father Os Kidnap Victim Testifies St. Pan! April 18 — (UP)—Adolf j Bramer, elderly white haired hither : of Edward G. Bremer, broke down j on the witness stand today as he j related in a voice shaken with sob* ■ the days of anguish the family euf- j sered while young Bremer was in j ‘he hands of a kidnap gang. Tears welled into the eyes of the aged man, president of the brewing company, ae he told of the family's Buffering while kidnapers held hie

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Senator Glass Withdraws Opposition to Haul fl BHHI9 I d(- , .•<&, .; ' v jP I ijrtWtui 8 W&y. f I W v - 8I Senator Carter Glut Senator Robert J. Bulkley hUrriaee Ectla , \

Senator Carter Glass, who has opposed appointment of Marriner S. Eccles as governor of the federal reserve board on grounds that Eccles had not divested himself of private banking interests, gave assurance that he would work to J‘cxpedit«:.the

son for $200,000 ransom. The elder Bremer was called to the witness stand by United Staten | district attorney George Sullivan In ! the kidnap trial of Arthur (Doc) ! Barker and nitre others. ( ~o High School Club To Present Plays — The A. K. S. club of the Decatur ! high school has announced a group | of four one act plays to he given at 7:30 o'clock, Friday evening. I April 26, at the Decatur high school

appointment following a hearing before the 1 banking committe in Washington at which Qul and Senator Robert J. Bulkley of Ohio croalTi amined Eccles. Eccles stated that he had bank stocks and taken a $90,000 loa on

auditorium. The casts for the four .plays given by the dramatic club will he announced next week. The (proceeds from the affair will ■be ueed to purchase new soenery for the stage. Tickets will sell for 10 and 15 cents. Deane Dorwin, ini structor la the high school, is sponsor of the A. K. S. club. County Offices To Close For Services Several of the offices in the county court house will observe

j Good Friday by r niaining faJ Friday astern ..n T is *m eZS officers and de. ulics an .pnonu ity to attend special chard * vices. Baking Povidtr Bitcuitt j Sift 2 cups flour with ( inf 1 teaspoons baking powder aid t teaspoon salt. Mix in 2 tabiespd | shortening with tips ot fiajm* til mealy. Add 1-3 cup sweet it gradually to form a soft doogk.fl l out to inch thick, cm witkmp ie cutter and bake V' miMß|| ' hot oven.