Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 177, Decatur, Adams County, 28 July 1937 — Page 5

EaNCES SHOWN h employment Lft'fiSs- 1 ' I Outlined ‘l'l'J.gier Industrie* ■ eipected to expand and contract employment two V „ or more ,lur,nK A,, * Ur ’ li-aon with July levels, ■ Carpenter. Indiana state K'"’ „ service director, Kw» en “ out today. K l, fortunate that about the ■ weather lines begin lay K « workers other businesses E»n the upgrade and begin hirt,"Center said. "The suetrans fer of casual workers K°„„. industry to another, with Katrnum !<>•• ()f ", me " nd e "" I i,one of the problems to which K public employment service can of resl u ■ K ur statistical department has K, a gpecial study of seasonal Knons in manufacturing eraKlent in the state so that we E |>e prepared for fluctuating Ends for workers. We call our End of coping with this probEdore- tailing'.’’ which, according to eraLment sen-ice charts, in the E hare increased employment. Eper cent or more during AugEand the percentage of change Kg July are: ■ Canning. 177.7 per cent; confecKuery. 24.6; fertilisers, 11.4; Em 9.6: theaters. 8.6; food preEtions. 69: bituminous coal Enc 6.6; fur goods, 6 6; street, E and sewer construction, 6.2; Ent ware. 5.8: wirework. 4.3; Ew and phonographs. 4.1; lime. E; plumbing and heating, 3.6: Kgpsts' preparations. 3.5; boots E shoes. 3.4; toys and games, K bars. 3.1; furniture, 3.1; tin Kg, 3.1; woolen and worsted Est. 2.9: hotels, 2.8; pottery. ■J flour, 2.6; lighting equipment. ■ steam and hot water heating Karatus, 2.5; watches, clocks ’ K pans 25: buttons. 2.4; glass,; ■ pianos. 23; all construction. ; K; dyeing and finishing textiles, K: mens clothing. 2.1; sheet f MORRIS PLAN * LOANS Comakers Chattels Automobiles SB.OO per SIOO per year New Cars financed 86.00 per SIOO per year Repayable monthly. The Suttles-Edwards Co. Representatives.

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(iirl Strikers Block Truck by Lying Down . ... j .. X X :a : ’- ~ * • V > f 1 — —> Pickets obstructing traffic

When the Penn State Cigar Co. at Philadelphia attempted to dismantle its plant and liquidate its business because of labor troubles, girl strikers

metal work and roofing, 2.0; soap. 2.0; and stone. 2.0. Lines in which employment normally decreases two per cent or more during August are: Women’s clothing, 8.8; machine tools, 5.3; non ferrous metal alloys 5.0; painting and decorating. 5.0; ; beverages, 4.3; tires and inner tubes. 4 8: butter and cheese. 3.7; quarrying and non-metallie mining. 3.5} ice cream. 2.8; paints and varnishes, 2.5; sawmill and planing mill products. 2.3; cars, electric and steam railload. 2.1; woolen goods. 2.1; and dyeing and cleaning. 2.0. o '* PLEASANT MILLS * NEWS 4 4 Kennith Garber of Springfield, O-, called on the James F. Halberstadt 1 family Sunday. Miss Dorothy Garard of Fort : Wayne visited the paet week with : her cousin. Maxine N-dl. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Smith had as their dinner guests, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. James Wall of Decatur. Frank and Coral Everett went to ■ Anderson to visit their Uncle John \ Everett. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dellinger I spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mre. Orvill Dellinger in Con- ■ voy, OhioMr. and Mrs. Ira Jones of Fort Wayne were Sunday callers at the Carl Archer tome. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gerber of An- , j derson were gueste of David Sovine : and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mcßarnee and ■ family of near PreWe visited with his mother. Mrs. Lydia Mcßarnes 1

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laid down in front of the main gate, preventing trucks from removing equipment, above, and blocking the main entrance to the plant. !

Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boner visited with their son, Sam Boner and family in Fort Wayne Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Fortney of; Decatur visited at th© O. S. Fortney j home Sunday. J. Franklin Halberstadt visited at ) C'lon, Mich., with his grandparents Mr. arid Mrs. Franklin P. Halberstadt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Verdas and daughter Vera of Chicago, enjoyed the week-end at the home of Mrand Mrs. Harold Hike. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rupel and i daughter Mary Lon were Sunday j callers at the Glen McMillen home, j Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ehrsam. Mr. I and Mrs. Richard Evans, attended the cantata at Berne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L- Custer returned from I>ake George, after several days of good fishing with a party of : Decatur friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garard and I family, Miss Genevieve Noll spent I Sunday at the William Nell resid- ! ence. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Steele, Mrs. Murray Hollaw-ay and son Bob, attended the Cowen Reunion at Sun Set Park Sunday. Thomas Halberstadt, Delane Wer- J ling and Pauline Carver visited with Dr and Mrs. L. V.Daniell and | family at Michigantown, and a’eo i the Shades over the week-end. Jean Marie Everett invited a few of her I’ttle friends in recently Ito help her celebrate her eighth 1 birthday. Games were enjoyed after , I which refreshments were served. I Those present were Lois Bauman, , I Ruth Clark, Dorie Ann Werling,' | Larry Kay Vizard and Mrs. Gerald , Vizard. , o WELFARE BOARD ! icon iin i jki j $125; refunds for clerk fees, ' $13.36. County recorder: books and sta- * tionery. $306 and 20 per cent fees. I $350. The latter was approved i.i , accordance with a law of the 1937 assembly. County agent: operating expenses, $269. Irene Byron sanatorium: $2,500.

Actress to Wed English Earl . |Jy3f! { C * jiiiiiW jw / / Jgilßw I 4 . ■ JI-., / ■ - • *' ■ S. ' —Earl of Jersey and Virginia Cherrili ” i When the cameraman snapped this informal photo of Virginia Cherri” American movie actress, and her fiance, the Earl of Jersey, they I V re busy figuring out a jigsaw puzzle at the London home Os the •ere naay s o »« bl s ~ -

Courthouse: repair of equipment' $200; engineer’s salary, S3OO. Jail: stoker, $600; water main, $400; pressure pump. SIOO, and I engineer’s salary, S2OO. Highway repair: stone. $10,000: • binder, $2,000; gas and oil, $2,500. | and truck and tractor driver, $2,500. \ 14 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH Airliner Crashes In Flames Near Brussels, Belgium Amsterdam. July 28. — (U.R) —A ; H. L. M. Douglas air liner, bound ' from Amsterdam to Paris, crashed in flames near Brussels today, killing the 14 persons aboard. The dead comprised 10 passengers and a crew of four. It was reported the passengers included three men from the United States, named Mun. Goldbloem and Kanton; one Mexican, one | Englishman and live Dutch or BelI gians. The crash was attributed to a | thunder storm. Eye witnesses | said the plane caught fire in the . air and exploded when it hit the ground. Several of the victims jumped as it fell. Police found eight bodies and ■ searched the nearby fields and woods for others. o Motor Coach Company Executive Is Killed Elkhart, Ind., July 28. — (U.R) —- ! Donald White Goodrich. 41, secre- ■ tary-treasurer of the Elkhart Mot-1 I or Coach company, was killed fn- : stantly last night in an automobile accident near Weldon, 111., his family was notified today. The accident occurred when a car in which Goodrich was riding skidded from the highway and struck a culvert. Alwin Schreiber, j local auto dealer and driver of the I car. escaped injury.

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