Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 8 April 1938 — Page 6

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TROLLEY STRIKE IS ENDED TODAY Detroit Trolley Men N ote Today To End 32Hour Strike Detroit, Apr. 8. (U.R) — Trolley ineu voted today to end their 32hour strike and to restore service immediately for Detroit’s 800,000 street ear riders. Heeding the pleas of their leaders whom they shouted down yesterday as they went on strike, they voted acceptance of an agreement reached at a conference of street railway directors and union ofll- ’ cjals early today. Cheering and shouting, the strikers poured front their meeting after a 2%-hour session and hurried toward (he city's six car barns. Many were dressed in their uniforms ready to take their cars on the streets immediately. The strike settlement agreement provided: 1. Sole bargaining rights for the union if it can prove that it has a majority of all departments of street railway employes. This action would wipe out a rival unSaturday and Sunday MEAT SPECIALS J Shoulder Steaklb. 20c Sliced Hamlb. 24c Fresh Sidelb. 19c Pure Pork Sausage lb. 19c Nice Meaty Spare Ribs lb ISc Pork Roastlb. 20c & 24c Pure Pork Lardlb. 11c Baby Beef Roast lb 14-17-20 c Baby Beef Steak, lb. 17c-20c Boiling Beeflb. 11c Oranges, dozen 15c Appleslo lb. 25c Potatoes Peck 21c Eggs Doz. 18c Celery, bunchßc Cabbagelb. 3'jc Large Sweet Onions. 2 lb. 15c Oranges,lsc, 2 doz. 25c Bananas 4 lbs. 22c Onion Sets 3 lbs. 10c Open till noon Sunday. SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET 512 S. 13th St. Free Delivery Phone 226

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! ion of bus drivers. 2. Establishment of the 44-hour week rather than the present 48- | hour week. 3. Arhiratlon in case of n disagreement over the union's claims to a majority of DRS employes. The agreement in effect would circumvent action pending by the supreme court to decide the validity of a seniority system covering both motor coach and street car men. Delay in applying this system, approved by the voters in two elections, was the Immediate cause of the strike. Recognition of the Amalgamated Association of Electric Street Railway and Motor Coach Operators would automatically establish sys-tem-wide seniority and end the dispute. FLOOD WATERS ADD .(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) into a flooded pit. A Chicagoan dropped dead while shoveling snow and a man was killed in lowa when his car crashed a truck on glassy pavement. Rain-swollen rivers- and creeks , spilled over their banks in a 500- j mile area in Georgia and Alabama Water stood from four to six feet deep in the business section of . Prattville, Ala., where more than 500 persons evacuated the residential section. Flood warnings were issued for river areas from Rome. Ga.. to Mobile. Ala. Indiana rivers surged several 1 feet above the flood stage and sent ' muddy waters cascading over thousands of acres of lowlands The White and Wabash rivers caused chief concern. In southern Illinois, the rising , Wabash drove scores from their lowland farm homes. Several thousand acres of farm land in Green County. Ark., were inundated. Wind-whipped snow or freezing rain that swept over northwestern Missouri, northern Illinois, northwestern Indiana and southern lower Michigan was to continue through today and tonight, according to forecaster J. R Lloyd at Chicago. Traffic was virtually at a standstill and communications were crippled in the midwest by a blizzard that howled in from the frigid i wastes of Manitoba Wednesday and cut through half the United States. Kansas, western and central Oklahoma and northwestern Texas had the heaviest snow in the past 24 hours. Dodge City. Kan., had a 14-inch fall. Heaviest snow in 1 Texas was at Amarillo where three

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— By HAKKINON CARROLL Copyright, IWK king Feat urea syndicate. Ina. HOLLYWOOD—For two weeks. ' | patrons of southern California 1 theaters have been applauding the work of a magician. They have been fpoled even more than they I knew, too. for the magician was Chester Morris. Billed under an ' assumed name and using only a mustache to alter his appearance, the star has been testing out the ‘ act m which he opens during April at the State theater in Chicago. The Manchester here is one of the houses where Morris put OVtr his stunt. Managers of the theaters have been in the know, of course, but, so far, no patron has guessed the star's Identity. The dance that Tommy Wunder and Martha Raye put on at the "Big Pineapple" ball was really something, they say. She wore a i leopard skin and not much else. The party was very social. Not many film people there. Odd dilemma out at Warners Situation in the story, "Garden of the Moon”, calls for a band to come to the aid of a spot where the musicians have walked out. Warners wanted a name outfit to play in the picture, but w-ere rebuffed in all quarters. The bands refused to appear as strike-break-ers, even though it was just for a movie. So the studio has been compelled to rewrite the sequence. Jane Stanton, the blonde tennis star, who is Junior Laemmle's favorite companion these evenings, will make a screen test at Twentieth Century-Fox. At that, she is pretty enough to be in the movies. One of the smaller studios is arter Herb Kay to act in western pictures, which Is a laugh to his friends, for the band leader has been a big city boy all his life. Still, his missus, Dorothy Lamour, has never been in a jungle either. And now she's more at home in a sarong than in an evening gown. Separation rumors about the Jack Oakies are wrong, but it'* ' true that Venita Varden is off for , Honolulu. She'll stay in Hawaii I

to four inches fell. There were four inches at Oklahoma City, five at Wichita. Kan., and six at Topeka. Kan . and St. Joseph. Mo. “Heavy to excessive” rains drenched the south and “moderate to heavy" rains pelted the Ohio, middle Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. The heaviest pre- , cipitatiou was at Meridian. Miss. —5.76 inches. A number of places reported more than two inches. Rain also fell in the middle Atlantic region in the Carolinas.

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nine days and try to put on the 15 pound* that Georg* Cukor demand* before he will make a test '• of her for one of the roles in "Gone ‘ With the Wind". p Meanwhile, Husband Oakle la in e the Cedar* of Lebanon for obaer- ' vation. > 1 Police guarding homes of film i stars are apt to get any sort of > request. The other night Jeanette ■ MacDonald and Gene Raymond I long-distanced an SOS from An- • zona. They thought they had • left the pilot light on the furnace burning. When the officers broke ' a window and got in the house, however, they found the pilot was '■off. Anita Louise says she isn't go- . ing to marry Alfred Stem or anybody else ... at least not for a while. . . . After vowing that he would never own another yacht. Frank Morgan has bought the 78foot Katinka, which used to belong to Tay Garnett . . . Ask June Ijing about the "powdered beer” gag that was worked on her. . . . The James Cagneys will be off for the east as spon as "Boy Meets Girl" is finished. They'll spend one week in New York and five at their farm at Martha’s Vineyard. ... A tip to Hollywood's unattached young men. Una Green, the Dublin debutante visiting Maureen O'Sullivan, is very easy on the eyes. . . . That was Cecil Sillman with Helen Twelvetrees at Phil Selznick's . . . violinist at this spot has his instrument wired to an amplifier. Understand similar devices have been in use for some time, but I never happened to notice one before. . . . Herbert Marshall has taken a house at Palm Springs for two months. Minus a telephone, he’ll vacation leisurely. . . . Why doesn't somebody make a picture casting Aideen O'Connor, of the Abbey Players, as Freddie Bartholomew's sister ? They look exactly alike. . . . That was Frances Marshall with Eddie Duchin at Maxie Rosenbloom's. . . . And Song Writer Al Dubin, who recently settled his contract with Warners. 13 telling highpressure Hollywood goodby and will travel anywhere his fancy dictates, writing when the mood hits 'him. Oh. for a life like that! I Have I got spring fever!

Maryland and western Pennsyll vania. INew York. New England and eastern Pennsylvania had cloudy 11 weather and forecasters predicted ■ i rain or possibly snow would sweep . 1 that area tonight or tomorrow. The weather was clearing in the Rocky Mountain region that bore . . the brunt of the storm at its start, i Little precipitation was reported j in Nebraska. lowa, and the Dakotas. It was clear over Minnesota. . northwestern Wisconsin and west-

« I ern upper Michigan. Another storm wa* coming down I I the north Pacific, but forecasters I J mM it would ho *om* i Imo before I ' It swung across the nation. Cloudy | i ! weather was reported In the fur I ' west. I Representative temperatures: St. I 'Paul and Minneapolis, 24; Omaha, , | Neb., 30; Cheyenne, Wyo., 12; Ok- , llahoma City. 28; Amarillo, 20; ; i Dallas. Tex., 32; San Antonio, 36; • Kansas City. 28; St. Louis, 36; I New York, 38; Boston, 34; Chicago 1 35; Washington, D C„ 38; Detroit. ■ 32: Buffalo, 34; Milwaukee. 36 und Vicksburg, Miss . 40. o GREAT BRITAIN (CONTINUED FltOM FAGD ONE) to London by financial ties. At the same time, abandonment of France's tie* with Soviet Russia further would weaken the already broken combination of small ' powers opposing nazi Germany's, expansion in eastern Europe us I well us cause gruve repercussions among French workers. Nazi Chancellor Adolf Hitler's expansion of the relch already has made French alliances in central Europe of highly doubtful value. It was I believed unlikely, however, that I Daladier could drop the alliance j with Russia and survive the wrath i of the French leftists. Meanwhile, the Spanish nation- i alist armies were forced to call up I reinforcements to continue their , ' "win the war" offensive against (the reorganized loyalist regime. The government rtoops still held Tortosa. launching deadly counterattacks on the rebels seeking to break through to the Mediterranean. To the north, the insurgents j broke through to Tremp and capI tured a series of huge power plants supplying Barcelona's war industries. Cutting of power lines badly crippled the loyalist industrial center but emergency power hookups prevented paralysis. The Barcelona loyalist regime was reported taking drastic steps to reinforce its "last ditch” de- | senses; executions were reported i increasing rapidly and refugees arriving in France urged that Paris intervene to prevent mass j execution of Barcelona prisoners. Censored dispatches from the loalist headquarters indicated that ruthless methods of suppressing any dissatisfied groups in Barcelona had been adopted. Elsewhere: Vienna: Nazi officials investigated threats that Hitler would be assassinated when he arrives in Vienna Saturday to close his campaign for the April 10th plebiscite on Austrian-German unity. Prague: The indirect nazi campaign to win dominance over Czechoslovakia continued when the Sudeten German members of parliament walked out in protest against failure of the government to grant minority demands. Budajyest: A bill giving the Hun-' garian government power to re-

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REORGANIZATION BILL ADVANCES Fight Continues Against Stubborn Bipartisan Opposition Washington, April 8 (U.R) Administration forces drove the government reorganization bill forward in the face of stubborn bipartisan opposition today and won tentative house approval of the section providing six administrative assistants for President Roosevelt. A section authorizing the president to appoint the six assistants at annual salaries of SIO,OOO, was [approved without objection. The I section represented a measure upI proved by the house last year ' which was incorporated into the general reorganization measure. Moving steadily toward final action on the measure, most explosively controversial since Mr Roosevelt's reversal on the su- ' preme court fight last summer, the | house moved on to the section deali ing with the comptroller general's office. Fortified by their victory yesteri day in defeating a motion to kill I the bill. President Roosevelt's I leaders were driving for quick passage. But the determined bipartisan opposition continued their fight against the measure. Rep. Michael Stack. D„ Pa . charged that a group of telegrams urging him to vote for the bill Included a "Burchased " message from a democratic ward club of his congressional district. “I know it was purchased.” he said, "liecause every week-end when I go home I set them up for the boys " He said he also received seven telegrams favorable to the bill which he traced and found were sent by employes of a federal works progress administration project in Philadelphia. “I don't know whether they were strict Jewish economic and scientific activities was introduced in parliament. Shanghai: Chinese armies were reported to have stopped the Japanese war machine advance against Hankow. Chinese provisional capital. One of the greatest Chinese armies ever brought together, reportedly using Russian tanks, held off and counter-attacked the Japanese in what some Chinese officials believed might be a turning point in the war. t Washington: Secretary of State Cordell Hull called on the nations of North and South America to stand firmly together in a bond of friendship against the "ominous clouds' which elsewhere menace 1 the fundamental principles of international order. I

purchased or not," he said. Speaker William R. Bunkhead said It Is "impossible" that the reorganization bill would be passed today. I [ ...Q TILE COMPANY (CONTINUED FROM FAGE ONE) tensive labor for some time. Officials of the company agreed that the estimated loss ot nearly ♦2oo.udt). fixed yesterday, probably ■ will be accurate. Defeat Additional Federal Liquor Tax Washington. April 8 — (VP) — Rushing toward final action on its )usiness-uid tax revision program, the senate today eliminated a house i provision from the tax bill for a i 25 cents per gallon Increase in 11- ' quor taxes. The action would leave th liquor tax at its present $2 per gallon level. Meeting at 11 A. M —An hour earlier than usual — the Senate swept into Immediate action on the $5,331.000.000 (B) revenue bill from which it already had stricken tho undistributed profits tax. i ° Rail Workers Oppose Any Reduction In Wage Chicago, April B—(UP8 —(UP) —Representatives of 450,00<X railway workers demanded today that President Roosevelt refuse to consider any plan for rehabilitation of the nation's railroads which would require , wage reductions. The demand was made by dele-

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