Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 10 June 1937 — Page 5

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dtivltK signed by employes alleg. lug Intimidation on the p urt of ! both companies. He refused to reveal the number. The packing company in , branch of the 8. W. Swift & Sons company of Chicago and employs approximately 100 men in FlvHtnJ vlllo. The Meeker Corp. Ims about 800 tMiiployoH. Richard T. Frankeneteen, Detroit, regional director of the United Automobile Workers o' America, a C. I. O. affiliate, will address u mass meeting tonight in Evansville of C. I. o. members and sympathisers. ELVER FOREMAN IS HTONTINtTKn FROM PAOR ONR) i .mined completely at ease, never' once giving evidence of the tension ! o? the ordeal. Pulling a surprise! I-lay, defense counsel rested their tase late yesterday without calling him to the stand. In the absence of Special Judge Mills, the verdict wa« read before Judge iHuber M. DaVoas. Judge Mills line a case at Portland today, which fact Is expected to delay sentencing of Foreman for a day or two. I a j Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

PECAIIR DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1937.

FEAR woman is *— ■ ■ I PAQB ONB) STto iSI ln T nv, ‘ rsu,lun ' AccordK to poHee, the men induced her 0 .nto the car. it was .aid that the ransom note »us found shortly after 9 p. m. OST “ l ! l’ ar »ons immediately noI lifted police chief Edward M. Bridge . iroc >khaven township, who turn- ! the case over to state police. —— —o NEW ACTION ON , AOW nvj> “ Permanent restraining onteiC'"! | Although Special Judge Henry | *• Klster has ruled the act of the assembly on the ditch case uncon-1 "tltutlonal, It has never been tested by the state supreme court. Attorneys for the petitioners met! with Judge Klster this week in ! Indianapolis.

NURSE ADMITS rwßt ed her as "a very good friend.” Prentice has a law office here. Mies Montgomery telephoned Prentice early today asking him to , t ome at once—“alone, and be caro* ful” —to a restaurant. Hie suspi- | cions aroused, Prentice called police, who brought the jiuree to a j police station. She told of being snatched and ! carried away ln an automobile by ! two men who said Prentice had "dtej appointed their sister.” She said they gave her a message to Preni tice to "settle down” and to drive hie car past a certain street intersection three times : n acknowledgement. I lie story etood up under hours of KELP 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES To Flush out Acids and Other Poisonous Waste Doctors say your kidneys contain 15 Miles ot tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the 1 blood and keep you healthy. Most people pass about 3 pints a day or about 3 pounds of waste. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning shows there may be something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. An excess of acids or poisons in your blood, when due to functional kidney disorders, may t>e the beginning of nagging backache, rheumatic pains, lumbago, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, puniness uniler , t^le e y ea * headaches and dixxines^ Don t wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. They give happy relief and will help the 15 Miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous was e from your Wood. Get Doan's Pills. It’s Silent ...and ■ fm * Big Different 1 u&s NO Th is simplicity gives you: • COIYirORT OF PERMANENT SILENCE • NO MOVING PARTS TO WEAR • MORE YEARS OF SATISFACTION • CONTINUED LOW OPERATING COST • FULLEST FOOD PROTECTION SAVINGS THAT PAY FOR IT MANY PEOPLE are still amazed at the permanent silence of a Servel Electrolux. But even more amazing is the cause of this noise-free a different, simpler refrigerating method that has no moving parts! Drop lr. for the whole story about this amazing money-saving refrigerator 1 NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY c . a. Stapleton, Dist. Manager

questioning hut finally the brown- i eyed Iminette nuree broke down and admitted she concocted the whole thing In an effort to revive i Prentice's Interest In her. — — o~—.. FOUR NATIONS JCON-TINCED FKOM TXOK ONE) Italy would return to th© nonintervention commit tee at once. The four powers are acting without the co-operation of Soviet Russia, which hae objected that their procedure goes ove rthe heads of the International non-intervention committee, on which Russia is represented. "congrkstodayl By UNITED PRESS Senate: Takes up unobjected bills. Committee; Joint senate-hour labor committee continues hearing on wage and hour hill, 10 a. m. House: Consider*! minor bills. Committees: Agriculture considers farm legislation, 10:30 'A. M. Budget Committee To Approve Construction Indianapolis, June 10—The stats i budget committee will meet July 1 to give final approval to the $2,360.000 construction program for rdate institutions, Edward P. Brennan state budget director, announced today. Tire budget committee is expected to learn at that time what assistN. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyea Examined • Glasses Fitted Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 186. HOURS 8:80 to 11:S0 12:30 to 5:00

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ance can be given by the public works administration. New construction and repairs on old structures was necessitated by | overcrowding of institutions and the antlqquuted condition of many buildings. Mr. Brennan explained. As a move to save the state money, Mr. Brennan auid that equipment ammountlng to $300,000 for Institutions would not be Included in the contracts for construction. ———o — Indianapolis Man Given Sentence Onderson, lad. June 10 —(UP)— Marion May, 28, Indianapolis, was under sentence of 10 tu 25 years in Indiana state reformatory today after pleading guilty to auto banditry In connection with the attempted holdup of the .Standard Elevator company at I-a pel, Tnd., on May 29. May was Identified as the companion of Howard Brown, Elwood,

who was shot to deuih during the 1 attempted robbery by William Cllf-|l ford manager of the elevator. Ho ! I was sentenced ln Madison circuit 1 ! court late yesterday by Judge C. E. i Smith. o | 4-H Calf Club To Meet Monday Night The Adums County 4-H Calf Club will meet Monday evening at 7:39, tn the hall above the llatehery at [ Monroe. Sanford Frazee will show moving pictures of a tour on which he took • the members of the dairy calf club Judging team, which will represent 1 Adams County at the Purdue Round • lUp next week. The members of this ] team are: Chester Schwartz, Stan- ; ley Arnold, David Mosser and O.len • | Uriffitlis. On their tour the boys . visited the following points: Ball 1 Farms, Dea Riggins, Muucie; Tram , 1 Ice's JerseyH at Mt. Summit; Lyons

Full-holme Farms at Lewisville; Richard Paul's Holstotns at Cambridge City; Joe Hill's dairy herd at Richmond; and Breezy Hill Jerseys at Cincinnati. Every calf dub member is urged to be present at this meeting. o ■ ■ — Aviation Leaders Meet At Purdue Lufayette, Ind., June 10. —(U.R) - American uviatlon has attained the “solid ground of broad commercial Importance" and Ha "tuke-a-chance

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day*” aro over, J. Monroe JohnHon, acting secretary of air commerce nf the United States, said last night at a gathering of 100 Indiana aviation leaders at Purdue university. “Aviation today has reached a status that entitles it to be compared In many vital respects with such a nuttonal activity Ss railroading or such a scientflcatly key industry ns motor ctir manufacture,” Johnson said. ■ - - —-o — ™ David Parrish of Fort Wayne vie'ted In Decatur this morning!