Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 302, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1936 — Page 6

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HUNK ANDERSON IS GIVEN GATE Former Notre Dame Coach Fired At North Carolina Raleigh, N. C-, Dec. 22.-<U,P>-H. W. (Hunk) Anderson, dismissed last night as head football coach at North Carolina state college. considered two possible offers ‘ of jobs today as a controversy flared over the action of president Frank P. Graham of the University of North Carolina in leaving the. former Notre Dame mentor out of. the new state athletic setup. It was reported that Anderson, has had offers from the Brooklyn l Dodgers. professional football team, and from an unnamed south-, eastern conference school. Threat of legal action to test the power of Dr. Graham to oust An-' derson came from Dave Clark of' Charlotte, member of State's: alumni council. In a crisply worded statement.] he charged Graham's action was high handed and illegal and said that "we shall test his authority in the courts.” Clark contended the trustees of the University of North Carolina.' of which State college is a unit, had vested sole authority over ; ♦ ♦ i — Last Time Tonight — | One of the Best—See It! H “COME AND GET IT” Joel McCrea, Edward Arnold, I Frances Farmer, huge cast. | ALSO—Color Cartoon. 10c-25c WED. & THURS. Be Sure to attend Wedl nesday Night, Thursday I Matinee or Thursday I Night! Thursday Matinee at 1:30 , Box Office Open until 2:30. , I ♦ ♦ The Surprise Musical Hit of the Year! Lilting music — throbbing advsn ture! You will be intoxicated by its enchanting romance — thrilled by its exciting action! mt nctrtii tM ittii t uni the / IDA LUPINO I / LEO CARRILLO / I * Rsuhen / / "Ay UMTfp * A*njr S I —o Fri. & Sat.—Special Xmas Show! Exciting airplane thriller! “WITHOUT ORDERS” Sally Eilers, Robert Armstrong, big cast. Continuous Xmas Day from 2 p. m. —o Coming Sunday—“LOVE ON THE RUN” Clark Gable, Joan Crawford, Franchot Tone, Reginald Owen. - Last Time Tonight - Two Major Feature Hits! “I Stand Condemned” Story of love and revenge & ‘Along Came Love’ Chas. Starrett, Irene Hervey. Only 10c-20c o—o— Fri. & Sat. — BUCK JONES in “Boss Rider of Gun Creek”. Friday Nite Only One Dime. —o Coming Sunday — “The Jungle Princess” Dorothy Lamour, Ray Milland, Lynne Overman. 10c Matinee 1:45 Sunday

. Week’s Schedule For Adams County >1 Basketball Teams > ♦—— ♦ Wednesday , Monmouth at Hartford. !' Jefferson at Geneva. | coaches in the athletic council and j that the council had recommended I Anderson be retained. Graham act'ed under rules of the southern ' . conference, which gave university 1 presidents veto power over selec- ! . tlon of coaches, Clark said. I "The athletic council was legal- ’ 'ly credited by the trustees, who have authority under the laws of North Carolina, whereas the southI era conference is simply an asso-; elation of colleges and without I legal authority," the statement f ' said. ', I Anderson's dismissal was an- , nounced by Dr. Graham and Dean , ■ J. W. Harrelson last night. ( COLLEGE BASKETBALL Indiana 43. Villanova 38 ( Purdue 41, Toledo 32 . ! Pittsburgh 41, Wisconsin 30 1 Nebraska 29. Minnesota 24 j ' Kentucky U. 37. Centenary 19 J Indiana Central 41. Law-rence Tech (Detroit) 31 Ohio State 35. Creighton 28 , lowa 37. Millikan 30 f Montana 51. Peru 37 Lovola 45. Ripon College 17. , ,■_ „ ! Deposits Os 496 Banks In Indiana Insured Indianapolis. Dec. 22. —<U.R> —De- r posits in 496 commercial banks in j Indiana are now insured up to $5,- t 000 each by the federal deposit in- ! surance corporation* Clarence Man- 5 ■ ion, state director of the national a ' emergency council, announced to- ( day. Deposits in the banks total $7lB,- r 915.000. Os the total $420,347,000 t is insured. p There are 43 banks operating in Indiana that do not have insur- f ance on their deposits, which total e $13,131,000, Manion said. 3 o * t . Just received new ship- a ments Shirts- Neckwear. Hos- f iery in time for last minute a shoppers. Stocks are still c complete.—Vance & Linn. e ■ A £ L— ’ Ik TH C&3 / x ■ FJ a ■ Il#ll ! ■ I ! M c Hl Win • r ■l Hl KH'IIi / \ -J* Wil " «* ir ttbAjIJBiMXSAAAIhWMretSE KSI I Model 8-S-154—1937 American and Foreign ZSNITH —l2inch Electro Dynamic Speaker, ’ r Acoustic Adapter, Target Tuning, ' ; x?T..r. d , $89.95 11 new feature*. complete g S.J-A-S-ISI-MB* rGvVW* I rl co-ond ] ay I Kfl fo-a.gn Hc' oni po MF ■Ti, tjjffljSt' I?® •••Hvr. «v>g. ■ 91 •*•*••••• -S® 10-l»Kh Btcno-Dy-Ib U *° •• I B Seni'tiv'ty Cenfroi. flbyj Second • Iflß - Reiocoto'.Ova’lon* , aa ||o|| jlryl Amplifier I lUluq $69.95 complete > , . EASY TERMS Uhrick Bros. 1 TWIN-BRIDGE J s SERVICE STATION f Phone 7873 I

Kidnaped General’s Wife Seeks Release Shanghai, Dec. 22.—(U.R>—An of ' flclal announcement at Nanking today said that Mme. Chiang Kai Shek. wife of the generalissimo, arrived at Sian-Fn. In Shensi province, by airplane this afternoon to plead for his Immediate release by young Marshal Chang Hsuen-Liang. Mme. Chiang, educated in the United States and alluring, left Nanking by special airplane this morning. She was accompanied by her brother, T. V. Soong, Harvard graduate, and W. H. Donald, Australian, a former adviser to the "young general” now in revolt. She hoped to arrange the immediate freedom of the generalissimo. who has been held by Marshall Chang since a week ago last Saturday in an uprising that at first was based on a demand for war on Japan. o ' Hartford Township Lad Is Taken To Clinic Clarence Edward. 16-months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Flora Zimmerman. of Hartford township, was to be taken to a medical clinic in Fort Wayne today in an effort to dislodge a metal button from the child's throat. The button from the snowsuit of the infant was swallowed last Tuesday. He was brought to the Adams county memorial hospital. X-rays show that the button failed to enter the stomach, lodging in the esophagus. The baby has been able to take a little nourishment. The button is about three-fourths of an inch in width. —o Million Dollars To Farmers Of Indiana Lafayette, Ind., Dec. 22. —(U.R) — Approximately $1,000,000 in payments to Hoosier farmers for complying with various provisions of the 1936 soil conservation program have been approved. L. M. Vogler, chairtnan of the Indiana agricultural conservation committee. announced today. Payment of $911,790.66 will be made to 8.936 applicants approved by the state and federal committees. More than 20.000 applications from 56 counties have been received in the state office, Vogler said. The payments being made at this time represents 90 per cent of the amount earned by cooperating farmers under the program, he added. The remaining 10 per cent, after expenses are subtracted, will be paid at the conclusion of the 1936 auditing. o Emil Franz Rites Wednesday Morning — Funeral services for Emil Franz, of Middlebury. Ohio, who died at his home Sunday evening, will be held Wednesday morning at 10:30 o’clock at the Middlebury M. E. church following a brief ceremony j at the home. Burial will be made at Middlebury. o None Injured As Tw o Cars Collide No one was injured when cars driven by R. E Leming, of this city - and Arthur Bie'er, of near Berne, collided last evening at 5:30 o’clock. The accident occurred at the al- ; ley intersection on West Monroe street, between First and Second. Both cars were only slightly damaged. o Pope’s Condition Seems Satisfactory Catican City. Dec. 22 — (UP) — Pope Pius spent a comfortable night and his condition as a whole appeared satisfactory, a spokesman for the papa! household said today. The pope was looking forward to broadcasting a message to Roman Catholics of the world Christmas Eve at 12:30 P. M. (5:30 A. M. C. S. T.) on a wireless wave length of 19.34 meters. Prof. Aminta Milan!, his private physician, having jeluctantiy permitted the Pope to deliver the message, was trying today to persuade him to speak only briefly in order not. to tire himself unduly. o Heavy Damage Done By Salvador Quakes San Salvador, Dec. 22 — (U.R) — Earthquakes which shook eight cities, in this Central American republic over the week-end did $100,000,000 damage in addition to causing approximately 100 deaths, it was estimated today. President Maximilian Hernandez Martinez prepared a reconstruction program. He will ask congress for an emergency credit to facilitate rebuilding the ruined city of San Vicente. Approximately 500 were injured. Bodies yet to be recovered from wrecked buildings may increase the death toll. o— Robbers Drive Victim Home Cleveland —<UP) —After he had handed them the s4l he had left from his WPA pay, two youthful robbers obligingly drove Patrick O’Malley to his home.

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t : . ? ' 1 One On Us; Jackets Play ' Ossian Bears Here Tonight I The Decatur Yellow Jackets will second defeat of the season from

me Lrecatur renow jacaeis win meet the Ossian Bears at the Yellow Jacket gymnasium this I evening. 1 Through an oversight someplace along the line, the eports depart- ‘ ment of Ihe Daily Democrat was ’ not notified of tonight’s encounter ' until after press time Monday. , f It appears as though the two quintets barely missed holding a. ' | secret practice game tonight. I 1 Even Buck of the Bluffton News-! Banner apparently was kept in the .; dark, as his weekly schedule fails to carry the Decatur-Ossian conj test. Seriously speaking, however, , tonight’s contest should be a real battle. Ossian has won seven of nine games this season and is tied with Union Center far the top , rung in the Wells county team . standings. The Yellow Jackets have won five of seven starts, taking their

— i # « Decatur Bowling League Results MATCH GAMES White Owls, Fort Wayne Kanouse 191 149 144 Madden 143 145 176 Spade 176 185 147 Schafianski 215 163 134 . Hazelett 135 167 192 T0ta1..860 809 793 Decatur Casting Spangler 199 178 222 Ladd 187 164 213 Strickler 152 150 174 ' Boehm 156 157 215 s Lankenau 184 183 151 Totalß7B 832 975 Decatur ' Hoagland 164 212 172 Zelt 139 197 193 1 Gallogly 180 167 208 ; Schultz 150 174 182! Cochran - 170 237 153 Totalßo3 987 908 Fort Wayne G. E. Club Fey 170 157 171 Westerman 147 175 161 A. Mertz 160 172 186 W. Mertz — 167 161 176 Wiedeman 257 165 223 Total9ol 830 917 o Railroad Worker, Wife Found Dead — i Indianapolis, Dec. 22 — (UP) — Bullet punctured bodies of Carl Glass, 60, railroad worker, and hi« invalid wife Edna, 58, were found

i —; \ / . ITS COLD- ( GOOD N(6HI -'an TELLHifATO ' THE OLD BOILER j FIRE UP; i is goin' full ■' ! \ /v KEEP 1 AT'Jm. warmer SAVE L —MONEY J BURN SUNDAY CREEK is an 013 stand-by with hun- IYA J 9 ■ dreds of coal users .. . F 4 I J J it won’t clinker or make FLBHOg ag ■ soot stringers ... it buras fcwly aad HOT! a J BURK ELEVATOR CO. - Phone 25 Phone 19 DECATUR MONROE

seconu aeieai oi me season irom the Berne Bears last Friday night. Brodb?ck. regular guard, likely will be out of the lineup against the Bears tonight. Brodbeck suffered an ankle injury in the first 1 quarter of the game with Berne last Friday and probably will be out tonight. Hurst, veteran center, likely will see very little if any action ; tonight. Hurst suffered an attack lof appendicitis more than two I weeks ago and played two minutes Friday in his first appearance in three games. Tourney Jan. 1 Following tonight’s game, the Yellow Jackets will be idle until the blind tourney at Bluffton NewYear’s day. Other teams are i Bluffton. Berne and Hartford City. Pre-tourney dope favors Hart- > ford City, as the Airdales have j scored victories over both Berne (and Bluffton, whereas the Bears defeated the Y'ellow Jackets.

i today in their modest home. Evidi ence pointed to both double murder and murder-suicide- | The bodies were discovered by i Dr. Archie Brown, who had been ' attending Mrs. Glass since she lost ' a leg in an accident several months . ago. and Mrs.’ Hazel Cook, 32, ; daughter of the coup'e. ■ i — | CORT - Last Time Tonight - Marion Talley Michael Bartlett “FOLLOW YOUR HEART” PLUS — Comedy - News. !oc-25c — WED. THURS. FRI. GALA HOLIDAY PROGRAM Sybil Jason - Guy Kibbee May Robeson “THE CAPTAIN’S KID” ' PLUS—Joe Palooka “The Blonde Bomber,” Kabin Kids “Gifts In ' Rythm” — and — Special Added ’ Attractions. Matinee Christmas day at 2. Coming Sun., Mon., Tues. The Dionne Quintuplets “REUNION” - Jean Hersholt • Slim Summerville Rochelle Hudson • Robert Kent. I— ——

200 MASONS AT ... page, won the women's bridge prize and Mrs John Dosin the women’s pinochle prize. Sim Burk won the : men's bridge prize and Mel Barj bre. the men’s pinochle prize. SUPREME COURT ,rnKTl»JfEt> fkom PAGE ONE) ' the case may only have to be argued and decided over again. The Wagner Act test Involves a Leriee of cases, two of which seem to involve interstate commerce directly and five indirectly. Stone has been a strong dissenter to the conservative opinions of the court. He commented bitterly when the court cond* mned the Guffey coal control act because of its I labor provisions. The Interest which organized labor has disp'ayed in the Wagner test cases makes them by far the most important to come before the court at this term. Launch Campaign To Halt Childbirth Toll Indianapolis. Ind., Dec. 22 —(UP) —The state public health division has launched a campaign to reduce the childbirth death toll which In the last five years has taken 3,00 Indiana woman. One of the new policies will be extension of public health nursing service into rural communi’ies where now there is only one health , ; nurse to every 31.500 persons. In urban regions, the proportion is I one nurse to every 4.500 persons. Forty-one Indiana counties have no . public health nurses. o Fight In Snow To Reach Wrecked Plane | Salt Lake City. Dec. 22.—(U.R) — A ground party fought its way ’ through deep snows today toward • the spot on Cemetery Ridge, 12 STATE GARDENS MIDDLEBURY. OHIO 11 There will be an orchestra and dancing Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday The 24th, 25th. 26th and 27th For A Good Time Spend Your Eve with us.

If It’s a GIFT for the HOMEBUY IT FROM Monroe, Indiana I I Your Christmas shopping isn’t finished until you’ve purchased j g a gift for the home —something the whole family will enjoyj * for years to come. > Our store is filled with just such items ... and at prices that j § are lower than can be found elsewhere. Low operating cost j | makes STUCKY & CO., the best place in the county to shop, j 5 May We Suggest i j § Studio Couchess2o.oo Inner Spring Mattress $12.00 - f Dining Room Suites .. $65.00 Living Room Suite . s3d.w f | Bed Room Suitess3s.oo Circulating Heating j tch L c " C* bi " ctß •■ • • |26-»« Killen Ranges S3B-W i 6 Breakfast Setssls.oo Electric Washers .... $39.00 » 9x12 Axminster Rug . $22.00 Zenith, G. E. and S 9x12 Wilton Rugs4o.oo Philco Radios j S 9x12 Felt Bases4.so Many other items. r —— - — f Open Evenings I Stucky &Co m Monroe, Indiana 6 Miles South of Decatur

miles south of Kellogg. Ida., where ' the wreckage of a Northwest Air ! Lines plane was sighted yesterday. ’I It is expected the bodies of Joe Livermore und Arthur Hold, the ’ crew of the plane, will be found in the wreckage. Discovery of the shattered plane by Lieut. Byron Cooper of the

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