Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 60, Decatur, Adams County, 10 March 1936 — Page 5

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lacbcoU has prevented the spread! lot the epidemic. Two achoofe were closed on ' I order* of the doctor, in th- county, the schols disinfected and the letudente not permitted to return | without * doctor’s certificate show mg them to !»• free front the infection. The state board of health, the I ~|ty board and the county health j officers have united In efforts to | cheek and prevent the epidemic and ask the cooperation of all persons Iby immediately reporting to the j doctor, and not rely on home treat-1 ment. as hue been the case in some 1 instances. PWA ENGINEER (CONTINUED FIIOM I»Aa8 pNt:>_ engineers of Indianapolis, who unider the contract with the city must I furnish a resident engineer. Mr, iiercth filed life papers with Mayor A. K- Holthouae last evening ’ and will probably establish life ofi fice at the building site. HOUSE ADOPTS | (CONTINUED FROM PAGE OJVE) j teins for the men’s clothing IndusI try in Chicago. Squires a,’so recommended elimI inatlon of the employe pay roll ; tax, to shift the entire load on the I employer. He added, however, i I that •’neither change should bo I made if it would stand in the war of enactment of a compensation

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Surprise movement of Germa,n troops into the demilitarized Rhineland zones and Chancellor Adolf Hitlers dramatic demand for German finis equality, have brought Europe to a new crisis, the entire conii.l, nt titinbling on the verge of war. For the first time since the

measure. Erank B. Cliffe. assistant cont roller of Genera,l Electric Co., i Schnectady. N. Y., who assisted the joint committee in drafting 1 the bill, recommended passage in I its present form. JURY TRIAL TO (CON T INF EH that the association willfully, negli-l gently and fraudently failed to turn • over the deed, and as a result she suffered damages to the extent of 11.200 for which she asks proper relief. — — . ■ ■ O* -—■■ -■ - Music Conservatory Marks Anniversary The Majestic conservatory of: music, locat d in the Niblick build-1 ing in this city, is observing the first anniversary of its location in j Decatur. New classes are being i formed now and free tests are being 1 conducted. The school gives instructions on string instruments, furnishing the instruments without charge. Charles Kolomoku, a native Hawaiian, has ,'oeen added to the staff of instructors. o Another shipment of apples. Grimes Golden, 59c. 79c and 89c. Baldwins 79c. 89c and sl.lO. Ring pack Delicious .81.50. BelTs Grocery.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT New Classes Starting at Once FREE TEST — INSTRUMENT FURNISHED. Hawaiian Guitar. Standard Guitar, Mandolin and \ iolin NO ENROLLMENT FEE GUARANTEED COURSE - WE GUARANTEE TO TEACH NOTE MUSIC ON HAWAIIAN GUITAR. Let the Majestic field registrars calling in your home advise ; concerning music courses best ■ suited to you. Majestic representatives are equipped with Credentials. ASK FOR THEM. Meet Charles Kolomohu, native Hawaiian, who will he located in Decatur. Decatur’s oldest and largest Music Conservatory. A. J. Grice, Dean of Music MA J ESTI C Conservatory of Music Niblick Bldg. Entrance-North 2nd St.

DEMAND REPEAL GROSS INCOME Retailers Plan Mass Demonstration Against Tax Wednesday Indiana (Kilis. Mar. 10. (U.R) Independent grocers and meat dealers will demand repeal of the 1933 gross income tax law in a mass demonstration at the statehouse tomorrow. Officials of the Associated Retail- ! ers of Indiana estimate that 5,000 : will join in the march on the capiitol. I The retailers will seek a public . hearing in the senate on the bill I introduced last Friday by Senator ■Ralph H. Jernegan, R.. Mishawaka, icalling for repeal of the tax law. I The bill has been referred to the ! finance committee. Walter J. Merger, Indianapolis, president of the Indianapolis Retail Meat and Grocers’ Association, explained the grocers’ position. • Retail food dealers are especially opposed to the gross income tax because it confiscated the assets of the independent dealers," he said. “It is particularly oppressive because of the rapid turnover pecuj liar to our line of business. A conftinuance of the tax will ultimately force all independent dealers out I of business. ’ Representatives of the grocers I organization will confer with Gov. I Paul V. McNutt tomorrow. Approximately 200 grocers held an informal meeting at the statei house last night after being refusied admittance to a Democratic caucus. Stores throughout the state are expected to be closed tomorrow to permit their owners to join in the group march on the general assembly. More than 40 cities are expected to be represented. Letters, telegrams and petitions urging legislators to repeal the law icontinued to flood the statehouse. Sen. Chester K. Watson, I).. Fort i Wayne, received a petition bearling 1,800 names. Officials announced their inten- | lion to carry the light into the primary elections if unsuccessful jin having the law repealed at the I special session of the legislature. 0 Attend Republican Meet At Fort Wayne W. A. Lower and Ralph Yager, Republican county chairman, attended the fourth district meeting jot Republican county chairmen ami their aides held in the Indiana hotel in Fort Wayne last evening. The meetntg was in charge of ‘Ralph Gates, fourth district Republican chairman for Columbia City and was called t oarrange the plans for the Hoover meeting in Fort Wayne on April 1. The ropresentatives from this county slated that the building in

i World War German and French troops now face each other across the Rhine. Ma.p shows the Rhineland territory. Photos show, a section of .Germany’s highly trained and efficient army; the Hohenzalleru fridge I over the Rhine at Cologne over which German troops are reported to I have crossed; and Hitler in a speaking pose.

which tke meeting will be held will be announced at a later date, as they weer endeavoring to find a suitable location to accomodate the crowd expected. Lloyds Won't Gamble On Threat Os War London. Mar. 10.-fU.PJ—Europe is too big a risk for Lloyd, famous underwriters known for a willing ness to gamble on almost anything from horse races to the possibility of quintuplets, for Lloyds has refused to quote rates on the possibility of a European war. War risk premiums were not being quoted “owing to the general European unsettlenient." o Dempsey Seeks To Escape Crank Calls New York, Mar. 10. —(U.R>—-Jack I Dempsey brough his family back to New York from Atlantic Citytoday to escape a deluge of crank | telephone calls that followed revelation of a kidnaping threat against liis 19 months old daught-j er. The former heavyweight champ-1 ion and his wife, the former Hair , nah Williams of the stage, buudl-1 ed little Joan Hanna into a pink

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.' coat and gave the slip to two At- > lantic detectives to regain their i New York apartment without pubi licity. 0 _ U. S. Marine Corps Accepts Enlistments The I’. S. Marine corps is nowaccepting young men for enlistment. Applications must be between the age of 18 and 25 years and must be able to' pass a rigid physical examination. The Marine corps offers steady employment with opportunity for promotion, free education, travel and adventure. The Marines travel to the four edrners of the earth. For further and complete information. applicants are asked to write to the U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Room 824 Post Office Building, Chicago, 111. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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HARVEST HANDS GIVEN RELIEF Failure Os California Pea Crop Brings Suffering To Workers Santa Maria, Calif., March 10 — (UP) —Two truelta loaded with emergency rations today aped here from Ixm Angeles to a camp of emaciated harvest workers, stranded without food by failure of a pen crop. Plight of the itinerant harvesters was learned yesterday by federal

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r«l!ef officials. Tty* workmen and their families, numbering several hundred, were atranded aevcral week* ago when tain and a blight destroyed the ordinarily heavy winter pea crop. The camp is .pitched near Nipomo, across the county line from Santa Marla. Colds and Influenia followed the rains and the workera were forced U» appeal to county relief authorities for medical supplies- Many were reported inadequately clothed because they had sold their garment* to obtain some money for food. San Luis obfepo county authorities reported they had been caring tor 40 children for the camp. 11 ■' —O— Trade in a Good Town — Decatur