Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 79, Decatur, Adams County, 2 April 1938 — Page 3

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M Bj HARRIS! l.\ < AKROLL CopjrltM, 1938 Kidc Feature* Syndicate. Ine. -a Young has haJ a complex :showing her legs on the !: l; tinal-

ly in “Three Blind Mice”. Although one of Hol 1 y w o od’s most glamorous beauties, Loretta thinks her legs are too skinny. At first, she wouldn't hear of the studio's plan to unveil them in the new flicker. Finally, her

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‘ Ji a i i y, n e r at Twentieth Centurya r * rs ' Jau <‘-l her to make tests SHit The ‘lecision ' n K dlng su<ll scene s in the ■ th.y promised, would be K ? hp , r - „ Sht ‘ made the tests looked all right. ... So cured of her complex. Shir!ey has made arrangefto pay out a 150,000 trust yX s lier TH Olher in the next th« hl ? Wi!l lake more q st , aalar y of the young H'Parent 'a hn° already has given re nt a home and a car. KC hUSband live in a ■K apartment. Hyririh/? 1 * 1 Ccntury ' Fox has H^Lr d the nßme ’ " Fe( ieral Be it heret t Cnmpany ”’ aJl ' l wi » By- the acto ln m ° Vle ,cenes H l ''" Picture S ,. appear on the win be th Kp ' ntucky Moonw ith [ be hrst to use the iSh non-exi stpn tber plugs Pinned, rIHS II enough v ain WiU Soon ' th “ Mme tl h« n t 0 the public W'SXST'» »• v.» Br ‘tish Cn| d °i er the re P° r tS IH.Setting his n Umbla ' Van - used lt ' ,atch in a Way ’ haa met W j redskin niu Ko ? tenay Indian. K" i: 'or ? 6 “ a a 1 requirebut e in "Northwest H^, t 0 HoilywoM v botbered to 'or , Vai ’ Dyke has cs n «ho w ‘r“'i- er camera . Indian pietureo

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fenny Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Saturday Rummage Sale, Bowers Building 128 Monroe Street, 9 a. m. Sunday Union Chapel Bible Cla s, Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Zedkle. 607 West Monroe street, 2 p. m. Monday Firemen's 'Auxiliary Pot Luck Dinner, Engine House. 6:30 p. m. Research Club, Mrs. A. R Holthouse. 2:30 p m. Corinthian Class, Mrs. Elmer Darwachter. 7:30 -p. m. Travelog Lecture, Zion Lutheran Church, 7:30 .p. m. Tuesday Delta Theta Tau, Miss Martha Jane Foos. 8:15 p nt. C. L. of C., K. ot C. Hall, after i church. Zion Reformed W. M. S. Church Parlors. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Historical Club, Mrs. John Schug, 2 p. m. Frivolity Club. Mrs. Frank Crist, 7'30 p. m. Thursday Union U. B. Young Peoples Class Annual Oyster Supper, Woods School. 8 p. m. — and Mrs. Jesse Cole. Mrs. M. E. Hower and daughters Miss Marcella of Indianap ills, and Mrs. William Bundy of Menomonie, Wls.. will arrive in Decatur t>iis as-I ternoon. Mrs. Hower and daughter Sally have been spending the ‘past week in Menomonie but were call|ed home by the sudden death ot Freeh Hower. Mrs. Esta Liddy and grandchildIren David. Roger and Barbara Cole 1 are spending the week-end visiting in Fort Wayne. Roscoe. Robert and Raymond Raudenbush, triplet sons of Mr. ' and Mrs. Homer Raudenbush celebrated their fifteenth birthday. Friday. April Ist. TWO ROADS ARE j (CONTINUED FROM BACK ONE) <-rs and berms. Utility ligh* and ■ telephone poles are also being I moved. It is planned to lay a type of hard surface on the rpads. Although part ot the roads are already hard-sur-face. it has broken and is in a bad state of repair. A new WPA ruling is making it possible to do the extra road work

or niraself and, maybe, persuade him in this way. A success story that makes you happy is that of Phyllis Kennedy. You'll remember her as the comedy maid In “Stage Door”. Several years ago, Phyllis broke her back and was told she would never walk again. She beat the rap and Hermes Pan. an old friend, made . her a chorine in the Rogers- . Astaire pictures. Then came "Stage Door” and she clicked as . an actress. , Recently, Phyllis bought a car and a home for herself and her mother—the first car and the first house they have ever had. Lillian Bond, who retired from the screen so” owing her marriage : to Sidney Smith, will return to it in R-K-O's "The Muddled Deal". She has the second feminine spot in the picture. Joan Fontaine is ‘ the romantic lead. Our favorite luxury note of the month. . . . The floor of Dolores ' Del Rio's sedan is covered with gray caracul fur. . . . Did Randy Scott actually have a sizable wager on his wife’s horse, Battleship, which just won the big race? He refuses to tell the amount. . . ■ : "Kidnaped” will have a tag intro--1 ducing Arleen Whelan from the : screen as a new Twentieth Ceni tury-Fox star. Zanuck now has given this break to three actresses, i Marjorie Weaver and Annabella were the other two, . . . Rosina Lawrence and John Schwarzkopf, of Fawcett Publications, are a i regular twosome at the House of ; Murphy. This spot is becoming . one of Hollywood's favorite rendezvous . . . and it’s amazing to I

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J see the big shots let down their ’ hair and join the community ’ singing. .. . . Warner Oland I has dropped 20 pounds and is feeling much better. . . . The i "Three Sweeti hearts”, dancing I with Harry : Owens’ orches- . tra at the Bev-

■ erly Wilshire, put their grass t skirts in the refrigerator after > eaeh performance. No, you dope, t it’s because the skirts are made of , Hawaiian ti leaves and the leaves l keep best on ics. .

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, APRIL 2. 1938.

| year, as me government is now I I paying for part of the material as 1 , well us all of the labor. The rate paid the county for materials is *6 a man per month. Adams County Memorial Hospital Admitted Friday: Robert Yake. 1 route 2; Elmer Affolder route 1, Ge- 1 neva, Admitted Saturday; John Moore, 224 North Sixth st.; Howard Clem. ’ Dixon, Ohio. I Dismissed Saturday: Mrs. Laur- 1 cnee Glendennlng. Bryant; Robert ■ i 1 ake. route 2: Elmer Affolder, route | 1, Geneva; Noah Shcrock, Berne. POWER WORKERS (CONTINUKD From FAGS oni:» Bay City, Flint, Pontiac and 125 eastern Michigan communities. . Pickets were stationed In front of the plants. They permitted .1 none but the CIO union men to enter. All those Inside were regu- I lar employes of Consumers Power i ’ company, as well as UWOC mem-

* now to attend Nr* —— u*Uh HidTy TALKING MOTION PICTURE jfiSk JHk iRh, 9 U I Every woman in this community should plan now to s>g 'g B B-ji I E ' EB■ ■ I attend the showin 8 s of " Star in My Kitchen ” You WIH ®H B Eb SB B 9 I 9LI see real, life ’ like situations—similar to the ones you ■ encounter every day —actually re-enacted on the screen. PRESENTED BY And bcst of a11 ’ there wiU be many dcmonstrations of recipes especially prepared for this picture by some of •! | the foremost home economists in the country—unusual Ijscatur LJaily L/GRIOCrSt and different dishes that will appeal to every member a t the of the family. You can’t afford to miss this new and . A K TU f" A TED different cooking school where every single one of the [j AA IH tAk I l important steps in the preparation of a recipe mixing, blending, stirring, baking —all of the many and varied THE DAYS THE DATES THE TIM E points essential to successful cookery are shown in closeMonday - Tuesday APRIL Doors Open 1:30 o’clock up on the screen. And the finished dishes are faithfully Wednesday 4-5-6 Showing J.OO reproduced in full color. F R E E > y ADMISSION GIFTS ) - . .... ...x

bers. Some of the company’s workers belong to an American Federation of Labor union, and some to an Independent union J which has opposed the CIO In recent court litigation. The Monday conference was arranged by Gov. Murphy in a phone conversation with his secretary in Lansing. Representatives of the company, and the three union will attend. Spokesmen for the strikers said: “We are on strike agninst a wage cut that has been threatened by the company. We will conduct the strike so that the public will suffer no inconvenience. "As soon as the company wants to guarantee that there will be no wage cut and that they will renew our agreement the strike will be over.” Dan E. Karn, vice president and general manager of the company, said "this strike is being conducted by a small minority of employes and is entirely without justification.” "For more than six weeks we have been meeting with representatives of the CIO over the protest of other labor organizations also 1

seeking recognition in an attempt I .to avert this crisis, but it appears I our efforts in this drecton have > been futile. "The seizure of bur plants by these striking employes Is jeopar- < dlzing the continuity of service . and safety to the public. "The CIO Friday demanded that 1 the company agree forthwith to continue present wages with an I undetermined number of upward adjustments for the next year. The company’s inability to accede to these demands caused the union to terminate the conference.” The company employs 5.000 men. The brief strike last w>ai' by jjtttt-.' Ing off power, made <5,000 Indus- - trial workers idle. The loss In-, I wages was estimated at $200,000. |- tf — McCormick-Deering Names New Manager Official announcement was made today that M. W. Hoover, formerly 'manager of the McCormick-Deering store at Van Wert, Ohio, has been | named manager of the Decatur . store. Woodrow Wilson, who has ' been manager of the Decatur store I

for the last year and a half, has been transferred to the Ven Wert store. Mr. Hoover has been associated with the International Harvester compny for the last 15 years ami has been at Van Wert for the past six years. The Decatur store was opened four years ago and is located on North Third street. o ARRIVALS Larry Lee Is the name of the baby ton born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jordan of Ohio City, Ohio Tuesday, ! March 26. The baby weighed eight pounds. Tills Is the first child. Mrs. | Jordan was formerly Miss Gertrude | Teems of Decatur. o .John Moore Undergoes Operation Last Night John Moore, custodian at the Elks club in this city, underwent an emergency appendix operation late Friday night at the Adame county ; memorial hospital. His condition was reported satisfactory this tnornI Ing.

SLIGHT DAMAGE (CtiX’i'i>.'ri:ii Ft:< >M PAAS tiM’.t 850,01)0. Much winter wheat acreage was; a total loss in Knox county and: the highway between Plainville in Daviess county and Edwardsport Ims been closed. — — 0 Insurance Agent Changes Location The offices of Ira B. Fuhrman, local Insurance agent and school ■i oard member, have been moved from tile former location above the Sorg Meat market to rooms above the Morris five and ten, adjoining those of 1). Burdette Custer. MONROE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. John McKean visited Mr. and Mrs. John Grose nt Portland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ix>e Miller, living near Markle, visited Mrs. Miller’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hah-

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!ncrt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Meyers and .laughter Claudea of Fort Wnyne .visited Mrs. Meyers’ parents, Mr. land Mrs. John Crist Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Crist attended 'he tournament nt Indianapolis Saturday and spent the week -nd with Ur. and Mrs. George Harvey

MORRIS PLAN LOANS on FURNITURE LIVESTOCK ELECTRIC STOVES REFRIGERATORS. Special Plan for School Teachers. NEW AUTOMOBH.ES $«.()() for SIOO.OO per year Repayable Monthly. Suttles-Edwards Co. Representatives.