Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 98, Decatur, Adams County, 23 April 1936 — Page 7

Good To.-.n - Decatur Pfpst T-e T n on '° h ‘ : e This One —its a El )B M I’\RENTS" Farmer, B'Hy Les jH^B 3 great cast of kids. , Alfalfa" sing—a positive Hid, Knv' WHAT 'SHOW! cut feature hits. Man in action! A fire comedy of / Mfii’tle guy with big I ■K on crime! W-C HR x fe? 1 JI H ’’S F i ■ / ' JACK HALEY. Grace William Frawley. ■EM— Feature No. 2 — Grey's thrill-packed of the old West! ■ESERT GOLD" • Busier Crabbe. Tom Keene. Hunt. Bob Cummings. —o—C—o—- — singing, comedy hit of the year! Ky. THE FLEET" - Fred urge, Rogers, Randolph HE* : I ■«IDAY & SATURDAYfast action pictures! ■ ■ROB STEELE in MI.UIO'iA CYCLONE" ■>! "BARS 01 HATE" 3. Kyne prison thriller Toomey. Sheila Terry. Exciting chapter of of Frank Merriwell" g'impses of our great ' FLASH GORDON." NITE. Doors* Ml ONLY ONE DIME |w * Tues -Amazing, bloodM] thriller! "THE INVtS I MH RAY" with Boris (Franken-i Karloff. Bela (Dracula) I l e attin Nd. 2 1 —lO cent Bargain ; HE Matinee Sunday.

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SEN. VAN NUYS | MAKES THREAT I Threatens Probe Os Po« litical Activity Through WPA IndianapoliH. April 23—(UP)—U jwenate inve.stlgat4.ii of the wonks ; progress administration In Indiana If allegation*, that the relict agency : Is 'being used as a political club In Ihe Democratic- race are substanI Hated —was threatened today by Sen. Frederick Van Nuys. | The senior senator said a peraon- ■ al investigation of the chargee is I one of the principal reasons of his return from WashingL-.n. ’He alsa plans to work in behalf i of E. Kirk McKinney, one of the three .principal candidates tor the I gubernatorial nomination, and to | . te k ways and means of expediting the public works administration ac- | tivlties in the state. | Scores .r complaints have been ! received at his Washington office i that the Indiana W P. A. is being j j used to obtain delegate pledges for ■ | governor from certain counties. j | Van Nuys said "These complaints come mostly 1 from the larger cities of the state” ; the senator said“The rejv.rts are pretty much the I .same and have to do with the allegI cd appointment of WPA superintendents and other key employes—on the promise o fa certain number . of governor delegates from acer- I I tain county. 'ilt this sort of thing is happen-1 | ing it has t- stop. I will ta.ke it on ’ I the floor ..f the senate if necessary” | Van Nuys said he had received . i 2) or 30 of the complaints from St. | ' Joseph county and others from ; Vigo and Lake. ITALIAN ARMY . (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ' I •XXX^X^X^X*x^«^x^x I I flood the roadway, in hope of bogg- j ing the Italian trucks. Altogether 1,500 troops are digg- i WANTED 500 Lawn Mowers To Sharpen. Dull mowers ruin your lawns. Have it sharpened and smile while you work. Frank Schmitz Acetylene Welding and Blacksmithing. North Ist Street J - Last Time Tonight - : IRVIN s. COBB : “EVERYBODY'S : OLD MAN” Rochelle Hudson, Johnny Downs. ! Pius-Hal Le Roy Comedy & ; 1 acts of Screen VodVil ! 10c -20 c ; Saturday ■ Jack Perrin‘THE WOLF RIDERS' ’ Pius-Ernest Truex Comedy; Car- ’ toon; Chap. 4 ‘‘Rex and Rinty.” <( Sun. Mon. Tues. t The comedy hit of the year. j George Arliss ■! "MISTER HOBO." J

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1936.

Amelia Studies Flying Problems E] <4l Amelia Earhart 1 e. c. Eiiiott | fivSHBBS 1 { IRPF*: »jy Wl ■ I Hr w 4 W L iHinoKflKg E. C. Elliot*, president of Purdue university, Lafayette, Ind., left, listens to Amelia Earhart Putnam, right, as she explains the purpose of the weather tape in the aerological station at Purdue air-J port. _A station operator is shown seated. Miss Earhart, in co-oper-' ation with the Purdue research foundation, will soon begin exten-' ' aive research work in flying problems at the university.

ing great trenches 12 feed deep along the rise in the hills to halt I mechanizezd transport. At the same time machine gun j emplacements are being built at ■vantage r.-Jnts and .sentries are on 1 guard duty awaiting isight of the ! Italians. From the heights there has been ! as yet no sight of tl>e enemy. I lit is understood that more troope will arrive soon. Meanwhile it its I exeeted that there will be soon a | great liattle on the planes of Shula ' Meda i o Local Telephone Head To Attend Convention ' Indianapolis, Aipril 23 — Public I services rendered by the modern . telephone system will be the keynot for discussions at the Indiana Telephone association annual convention here April 29 anil 30 in the Claypi. .'. Hotel when several hundred phone .ompany executives and technical men from virtually every county in Indiana will participate.

* 3 II ATTENTION u FORMER RESIDENTS The executive committee of the Decatur Cen- ; J tennial celebration, August 2 to 8. desires the ~ names and addresses of all former residents of • • Decatur and Adams county, in order that these !! (former residents may receive invitations and ■ > publicity regarding the Centennial celebration. J J Former residents, relatives and friends of ~ former residents knowing the latters’ addresses, • • are asked to fill out the following coupon. If J J you know the address of any former resident, . > + mail the coupon to the committee. ; ; I 1 i i ♦ j a a iii ' ~ | Street < !! I J 1 > I City State ;; < Sent By ( ; ; Send the above coupon to < > Mrs. R. D. Myers, 337 Winchester Street, • ; Decatur, Indiana. X I — I

including H. F Ehinger, Decatur a director of the association. The convention will open Wednesday morning April 29. with sessions of four . .pica! conferences led by authorities in various fields of operations. Frank E- Bohn. Fort Wayne, 'president, will officially call the meeting to order at a noon ■ luncheon. Afters on speakers will include Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten and Harry .Boggs, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. Garten will review a biography of the late Theodore N. Vail, a pioneer in the industry, while Mr- Boggs, a certified public accountant, will review telephone accounting as prescribed by the public service commission. Charles MilL~.n Newcomb, Delaware. O„ nationally-known speaker, will give the banquet address. Dinner entertainment is also planned. o_ . Church Bars Collections Sandusky, O— (U.K)—The Calvary Baptist Tabernacle here is a church in which a collection basket is never passed. The church has two; boxes for unsolicited offerings.

CCONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) his office to the floor to take command. On the floor Dotighton charged that Republicans were opposing every effort to raise revenue for, payment of the bonus, the farm program and the tmjancing of the budget, ——o .... , FEAR SCADDING JCQNTINtJgp FItQM RAGE ONE) pcrtedly of pneumonia. An inquest was arranged today to determine the exact cause of death. Mine officials were forced to board up the entrance to the I treacherous Reynolds shaft, I through winch the rescue was j made, to prevent souvenir-hunters I from entering it and Imperilling themselves. Almost everything movable was snatched by the hundreds of sightseers who descended on this little community. I Later a dynamite charge will be

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’ sot ott In th(> Reynolds sbajt tu 1 l dose Lt permanently. SUNDAY SCHOOL I! J (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Duet Irene Light and Vivian i 'Hitchcock. 11 Men’s Quartet—Robert Drake, EdI ward Deltsch. Sephua Jackson and David Wynn. | Solo—Richard Haikey. Duet —Mrs- Frank Hurst and Mre. ! Arthur Lytle. Musical Trio—lrene, Pauline and Gerald Light. Mucic -Orchestra. DismUeid. : o GIVE PROGRAM (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Ralph Ritter, Dave Macklin, Max Odle and Leroy Huffman. More names may be added. Mrs. Blanche Robinson, teacher, will be in charge of the food com-

mittee, and will be assisted by other teachers and students.; Menus will be an added feature, this year. Gene Johnson und his band will furnish tne music, start-j ing at 9 o’clock. Mr. Dorwln stated today that | there were a few reservations left today and might be secured by calling 725. He ulso stated that while ■ it was unlikely that any reservations would be available Friday; night, any remaining wotld be sold I at the door. Congressman Is Held On Speeding Charge Washington, Apr. 23.—(U.PJ —Rep. Marion E. Zioncheck, D., Wash., ■ submitted to arrest on speeding I charges today and was taken to j ! the police station after shouting: i “there’ll be a damage suit on this." I After lengthy and uproarious argument and a minor hand-to-hand scuffle with Police Sergeant George Hellmutth. Zioncheck was i

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taken from tho egpltol to a mpjropolltan police automobile, which headed immediately tor tho city police court. ; The scuffle occurred when Helli inuth attempted to serve an attachment, issued by Police Judge Walter E. Casey, when the Wash ington congressman failed to live up to a purported promise to ap- ' pear in court this morulhg He was charged with driving 70 miles an hour along Connecticut ; avenue. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur GOITRE Make This Quick Test Get a small bottle Horbol-Quadruplo a . olorlexx liniment. Kor simple goitre sppiy twice daily. Thousands have been relieved. It quickly supplies substance neeiled by tho thyroid gland. Does rrot Interfere with work or pleasure Get further information at llolthouso Drug Co.. ’Approved bj- a registered phystcfsl. Note: Mrs. Neills l-eltiman, K. I, ■ L.-wl". Ind., Mrs Noble Cash. JI. 1, Cynthiana. Ind., or Mrs. J. L Gillard. Winona Lake, Ind . will gladly toll ; their success with Horbol-Quadruplc.