Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 133, Decatur, Adams County, 4 June 1936 — Page 5

fctTT PLANS fcffl MEET ■L tl To Entertain AnS I’ireinen Conven■tion Next Week j. ( .„ i I luce liiindr.-d departments in ■H ~f Northern Indi ■K m (Jarrett on June .... 111,, annual conven■S t!i .. Northern Indiana InK . .mm, <■! Fii'ein. n's Htoc. ... • ■■■Kij,'«!,>:■ many other do|Krr I "neks ■ program will pa .lde which will ■K,' . loch Thursday after||V AH departments. ~ii me trucks will !>■•

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■ included, beside* a large number jut floats to b e decorated by (Jarrett business houses and organliaCtiona. In the parade on a float especially for her will rido the convention queen, who will bo ! | .elected by th. contest now being . conducted by the Junior Chamber ’ of Commerce. Other interesting parte of the 1 program will be the water bajtlea | and the fire truck races. The i I water buttles will start at 9 o'clock Thursday morning on Key- | ser street in front of the fire ata- ’ tion when the different departments taking part will oppose ’ | each other with forceful stream.! of water from strings of fire hose. ‘ i The complete program is a.s fol- ? lows: ' Wednesday, June 10, 1 p.m. Free act; 3 p.m. Business meeting for delegates at council chamber in city hall. Visiting firemen and ' women register at headquarters in fire station; 5 p. m. Free act; 6 p.m. Banquet in basement of the Catholic church, corner of Hous-

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ton and Ijiuns streets; 8:30 p. m. Card party and refreshments for ladies at the Eagles homo on South Randolph street. Thursday, June 11, 9 a m. Water battles opposite tire station; ll:3u a. m. Free act; 1 p.m. Grand pa|rM«; 2:30 p.m. Truck races on i Randolph between Houston and King streets; 4:30 p.m. Novelty truck races; 5 p.m. Band concert, and 5:30 p.m. Free act. Other entertainment for the firemen and visitors to Garrett will be a carnival company who will remain until Saturday night. o ... FORESEE EARLY t'TPNTINPBp .FRQM PAGjB ONE) they get fairly started." But political breaks continued to . pile up advantages for Bandon. 5 Here are pre-conveution week developments which boosted his chances or indicated impressive strength: 1. Indiana Republicans' endorsement of his candidacy. 2. J. Henry Roraback's announcement that Connecticut would vote for Landon. 3. Release of the Cleveland stadium which had been tentatively retained for GOP notification ceremonies one week from Saturday. 4. Chairman Henry P. Fletcher's decision to invite former President Hoover to address the con-

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To Speak Here ■■ I The Rev. J. W. Montgomery, superintendent of the Northern Indiana District of the Church of the Nazarene, will address the congregation at the Decatur Gospel Tabernacle, Marsha.il and Seventh streets. Friday evening. Rev. Montgomery is known to many in this vicinity through hie Sunday afternoon talks on WOWU. He is also the author of several books and the editor of the Nazarene Voice. At the close of the service, Rev.' Montgomery plans to perfect the organization of the locaj Church . of the Nazarene. The revival services, conducted by the Knippers Brother* Trio, will continue through Sunday night. vention. Conuecticut and Indiana added from 30 to 47 delegates to the Lau(don column which campaign manager John D. M. Hamilton predicts will number upwards of 300 on the first Isallot next week. That would be 2>i short of a majority. Roraback was the first —and so far the I only’—eastern old guard leader to I endorse LLandon. Charles D. Hil--1 les of New York and David A. Reed of Pennsylvania still are to be heard from. DETECTIVE IS i cer county and charged with the Lindbergh kidnaping. He repudiated the confession immediately and a grand jury found no true bill against him. Political enemies of Governor Hoffman openly accused him of having at least indirectly inspired Wendel’s kidnaping. The adduction occurred while the governor was waging 'a fight to prove that state police and prosecutors, including Attorney General David T. Wilentz, had "framed" Hauptmann. Parker, Sr., had been acting as the governor's lieutenant | in the fight and the younger ParkI er, an inspector in the state motor vehicle bureau, had been assigned to help his father. Freed under SSOO bail in a bizarre justice of the peace court session in the Elks’ club lounge 20 minutes after he was arrested, Parker expressed confidence that he would not be extradited to NewYork. Indicted with the two Parkers yesterday were Murray Bleefeld, Martin Schlossman, his brother-in-law, and Harry Weiss, a Brooklyn taxi driver. The three are in custody and police say Weiss and Bleefeld have confessed, involving the Parkers. ENDORSEMENT tjCONTINUED- FROM PAOB. ONE ) He won easily on the second ballot. The remainder of the state ticket chosen by the convention i 1 | Bearer is entitled to 15c allow. | I ance on a full-size 30c can of , Waterspar Enamel—or the 15c I I may be applied on the purchase I of a larger can. | Name • I Address ... V For woodwork and iurni- I ture, covers solidly in one H coat, dries to a china-hke g gloss, has pleasant odor ■ while applying, dries in ■ 4 hours! Comeinandcssh m the coupon today. I Lee Hardware Co.

follows: Lieutenant Governor —Joseph B. Kyle, Gary. Secretary of State — James A. Slane, Lafayette. State Auditor — E. E. NeaJ, Noblesville. ! State Treasurer — David R. Scott, Linton. Superintendent of Public Instruction — Norman J. Lasher, Seymour. Reporter of the Supreme and Appellate Courts — John A. Sabo, Gary. Judge of the Supreme Court, First district —Travis B. Williams, Evansville. Judge of the Supreme Court, Fourth district —Oren W. Dickey, Marion. Judge of tile Appellate Court. First district — Alfred Evans, Bloomington. Judge of the Appellate Court, Second district — Clifford IV. DuComb, South Bend. For delegates-at-large to the national convention, the party chose George A. Ball, Muncie, national committeeman from Indiana ; Janies E. Watson, Rushville, former U. S. senator; Don Irwin and Ralph Gates, Columbia City, who led the fight aga.inst the old guard. o CALL SPECIAL ' (CONTINUED cies in the county. Os the $2,600 appropriation SBOO is asked to repair and remodel the room now used to store coal in the court house basement. This will be used by either the new board or County Superintendent of ! Schools Clifton E. Striker. A new bin would be excavated west of the court house. The top of this bin will be approximately level with the lawn and would bo

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used by the sheriff for parking his . automobile. A sum of s2uß has been request- , ed to pay for the construction of the side walk just built by WPA , workers north of the court house. One hundred dollars is requested . for the erection of two water hydrants at the northeast corner of . the court house square. A new , chimney at the county jail is requested at a cost of S4OO. A coal bin at a cost of $1,600 has been requested for the county infiinary. This request was previously denied by the council. A sum of S4OO has been requested by County Clerk G. Remy Bierly for clerk hire, and SIOO for his person- ' al services during the registration ' period. The County Assessor Ernest Worthman requested $l5O Tor books and stationery. The rest of the appropriations are requested by the highway department. These are: repair for 'iequipment, $1,000; telephone, SSO; I gas and oil, sl,soofti tile, sewer ! pipe and culvert, $1,000: road tools, $500; other material, $500,1 and right of way, SSOO. MAKING SURVEY CCONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) I nesday afternoon. Instances were ■ shown where a number of adjacent yards had been combined into one garden. , The homesteader* have been, * submitted a questionnaire asking them to name the kind of trees,! • bushes, shrubs, flowers, lily pools, J etc., which they prefer. The landi scaping division will then give I professional advice as to how this I IJ may best be accomplished over a | t period of years and most eeonomicajly. I Efforts will be made by the' > special schools division to encour- ’ age tlie planting of local trees, > shrubs and flowers where ever

i possible. The majority of these! can be obtained at very little cost. - from wood* and farms in thia | ! community. . I work will be done on the - planning of the program for tho I I landscaping of the jMij k areas in 'tlie project. Miss Neprud an- , nounced. This will lie done be- ! fore die project is offered for ini corporation into the city of Decai tur, as lias been announced by I . I the resettlement, division.

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Three Persons Die In Head*On Crash CrswfordsvUle, June 4—(UP)— Two persona were killed instantly and another waa insured fatally today in a head-on auto oolllalon on state road 43 north of here. The dead were: Miss Maxine ! Beck, 23. Cloverdale; John Powell I 23, Bicknell, and Adrian Corts. 31, Bicknell, who died in a hospital