Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 6 April 1939 — Page 5

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Hy Wilin' admission, insufficient' evidence woo asbmltted to the Dr-mocrsHr- ornate to uum-si Sen Frederick Van Nuys and It wao an-ll'-lpated that the senator* would not otart a thorough investigation of Indiana nub any loaner end In View. However, by having made ouch a careful record of their chargee through the Indiana cupreine court [ and the senate, Hoosier Hrpuhlicane have laid the groundwork for I a 194 v tainpalgn which roughly can be Illustrated by the <>ld a logs n "throw the race I a out,' When informed of the senate ■ < c'intnittce’a action. Arch N. Bob bitt. Republican alate chairman | wounded a possible campaign key-. note when hr remarked: "That tthe committee'* action) | leave* the lacue of dean election* i up to the voter* tn the election of! 1944." Willis himself expressed similar cent intent* when be said "There 1* * court of final retort, and that la the bar of public opln- ' lon before which, tn due time, three matter* will be brought," Willi* aloo aoavtted that Indi j ana * laot election wa* replete wtth "vicioua political practice* that have become a nation-wide scandal " Thu* the preliminary buildup for j nr»t year'* state election campaign Indicate* that the "otnear" tactic* which Republican* have charged that the Democrat* used during the closing month* of the administration of Herbert Hoover, will be used in another form fn Indiana in 1 IS4O by the G O. P. Willi* and Bobbitt c harged that i in seven counties—notably tn the j populous Lake, Vtgn and Vander burgh county areas—the Democrats resorted to fraudulent practhe* which might have been sufficient to throw the elc.-tlon to Van Nuy* by a narrow margin The aupreme court refused a petition of the Republican* for a

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recount in only tb** seven conn- I ■ bedding that in a ataiewid* | electton. any rweount must bo conducted on * statewide icaai*, The IMP icrecwlon of the leglsla I |ture, divided between a Democratic •etialo and a Republican house, failed to accomplish any major ra- i form* tn Indiana's election law* de spite a definite re< ommendatlon , from the supreme court that thia > be done. |, One of the moat Important qu«a •ions concarning the |»*o Repute lican camicalgn now la the future of Willi* whet her he will be nomli listed again for th* senate aaat 1 which he came within *n ac* of winning, or whether the party will , turn to another "new face' tn a year when O 0. P. hope* for regaining power arc high Many of Willi*' friend* at pre* : ent are contending that he is entitled to another chance on the iiasia of the atnatiug race he made against Van Nuy* last year, virtually single handedly yanking the Kepuhlimn campaign from the doldrums ijr hl* personal energetic j drive. Willis' opponent* within the ' party assert that having had one chaute In the senatorial election he should step aside for another candidate who ha* not been pre vlou*ty defeated Battle line* on this difference of opinion will be drawn In the next few month* which will be tented tn the 1940 state convention, which already promise* to be one of the most interesting in yean a* can dldatee scramble for place* on the ticket, scenting possible victory In I th* election o COOLING TOWER tCONVINCED FROM PAGE ONB) Ullle Hoffman.' MI.TM: H pskind M4.MS and National Mill* *c Sup ply. 525.300 I’ropoaal number five, that of Cypres* lumbe rand forced draf.. received three bid* They were: LtnteHoffman. ISJ.Sbd: Hipskind. IJ 4.2 3 5 and National Mill dr Supply. tZS.«4I. Marley Company and National Mill a Supply were the two firm* to bld in cl*** *l*. which wa* a combination of concrete work and the induced draft tower with redwood lumber. Their bid* were 925.991 and |2«.497. respectively. The same figure* were also submitted by the two companies in the el*«» number seven which is a combination of the concrete work and the induced draft with redwood lumber. The Hipaklud company wa* the only fitm to submit bid* in das* eight, which embraced the concrete work and th* forced draft type with redwood lumber and etas* nine, the concrete work and forced draft type with eypre** DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Special attsntlon given to disease* of cattle and poultry. Office A Residence MO No. Fifth St Phone 102

—— __— lumber. Their bld in the fl rat class' was |M 4*7 and the same figure wa* submitted in the latter da**. : Marley Company *l*o submitted' a bld on a combination of proposal* I«ru and three, which would link the Induced draft tower with both rypreaa and redwood lumber. - Thia bld waa 122.714. The National Mill a Supply > ompany also mad* a notation on each of their proposal* that |»7* would be added for the installation of an acoustic fence, the purpose of which would be partially ellrn mating the noise resultant from the <ot>lln* towar. Each of the bidder* submit tad either certified check* or bld bonds with the pmpoaul. W C Bevington, of th* Arm of Bevington Williams. Inc . < itgim-er ing company which waa awarded th* contract for furnishing the tower, waa present at the meeting •nd read the blds Mr Bevington also met with the council in esecutlfe session after reading the bids and aided In tabulating and compiling them. BERNARD BARUCH —"■i a tCONTINVKD FROM PAGE ONE) dem-icraciaa tn the present crisis Baruch dismisae.i the theory that ’he only nay for this country to keep out of war i* to exart eccnomlc pressure against aggressor* in an effort to prevent outbreak of a foreign conflict | “On the theory. If our economic war fafl*. we will be tn military war and I thiuk that, if we mak<economlc war. that conclusion is inevitable,” he said. “I am not sure that even with the utmost economic pressure we could pre vent Euiopean w*r If It wen fietermined upon by the aggressor* " The proposal for economic pre* sure against the dictator nation* »»» made to the committee ye* terday by Henry L. Stimson, secretary of state under President; Hoover Stimson said he agreed with President Roosevelt * Idea of utilising "methods short of wai l but stronger than mere words" to display this country's opposition, to aggression J But Baruch warned that the ’ idea of economic war Is military war. CHURCHES PLAN (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) dist church. Special music will be presented by Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Daniels. Rev and Mr*. Spurgeon Hendrick*. Mr* Alva Barr and daughter. Esther. aud the Pleasant M.lls high rehool chorus. ROSETTA TEEPI.E (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) itrday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock at the Bobo M. E. church and burial will be made tn the Mt. Tabor cemetery.

REPORT OF CONDITION OF FARMERS STATE BANK of Preble, in the State of Indiana, at the dose of business on March 29. 1939. ASSETS Loans and dincuunta (including 91294 overdrafts)........ 912! 697 8F United States Government obligation*, direct and guaranteed 31,017.35 Obligation* of States and political subdivisions 4.991* 29 Other bond*, note*, and fiebentarea .—.... 55.66::.*5 • Cash. Iralance* with other banka, iaduding reeervv balance. •nd cash items in proce*s of collection 39.741.36 Bank premise* owned 92.10(hhi. - furniture and fixtures 91.!*’*iW 3.3SO.<k>j Real estate owned other than bank premises 5.491 22 TOTAL ASSETS fi251.M2.75 < LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnership*. nn<l corporation* ..........fi 53.54K20 Time deposits of individual*, partnership*, and corporations 147.024 76 Deposit* of States and political subdivisions IS.6M 90 Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc » 50.00 TOTAL DEPOSITS -v 9219.31J36 TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including obligations shown In item 33) 3219.319.36 CAPITAL ACCOUNT Capital* J a. I fifiO.OM.fiO Undivided profits 1.0*9 79 Reserves (and rtdirement account for preferred capital) 34>000 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT »32 5<9 79 TOTAL LIABILITIEH AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT 9251 SC'75 •Inclndes proceeds of fi1g.200.00 of debentures sold to ih*- Iteronstruction Flnatiie Corporal lon. (2,(00.00 of debentures sold to local interest* which debentures are subordinated to the right* of <-redn*>ra , and depositors, and 250 shares of common stock, par >100”0 per slusrc. MEMORANDA Secured and preferred Itabllltlea: (a) Deposit* secured by pledged asaeta pursuant to reqntrenent* of law fifoo* (b) Borrowings secured hy pledged assets (including rediscount* and repurchase agreements)....; None (cI Other lieMiities secured by pledged assets None (d) Deposits preferred under provisions of law but not secaired by pledge of asset* None (e) TOTAL None (a) Unpaid dividends on preferred stock and unpaid Inter- 1 cst on capital notes and delirtittiree, accrued to end ••( leaf dividend or interest period, not included In llabilb ties or reserves above .i....,.........t. 9679.7 b (h) Other obligations not included In Item 24 which are subordinated tn claim* of rinpositord and other creditors None (a) On date of report the required legal reserve against deposits of (hl* bank wa* .... 913.416.6!'] (bl Assets reported tibove which were eligible ns legal reserve amounted to .... ..X..'.L-....'. 29.741.36: (a) Included fn Loans and Discounts are LOANS TO AFFILIATED COMPANIES None (b) Ir.vluded In Other Bonds. Note*. Debenture* and Corporate Stocks are OBLIGATIONS OF AFFILIATED COMPANIES None t. < R Smith, Cashier, of tin .Hh-v> hhuo-iI bunk, do soicuiuly swear that the above statement Is true, ahd that It fully and correctly rn|>re«eiitH the true state of the several matters herein cotitnlned and tact forlli, to the best of my knowledge anti belief. Correct. -Attest: c. It. SMITH Martin Reppert, W. M. Moyer, Otto F. Hildebrand, Albert Reppert, Daniel Wefel. Theodor Ewell. Director* State of Indians. County of Adams, as: Sworn )<» and subecribed before me (hl* 5 day of April, 11)39. and I I hereby certify that I am uot an officer or fitrfictor of (his bar) •Heal) Charles A. Fuhrtuau, Notary Publie My Comiulsalou expires bept. 13, 1943.

Easter Eke Hunt At '| Monroe Saturday I i _ Member* of the Monro* volutitwr fireman's association ars tpotutormg an Eastsr egg bum Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clcek In a field near Monroe All school children I up to and including the eighth grade md wb<> live in the corporation of Monroe are invited to altegfi. Tni* it the town's first Easter < gg hunt. I Shipment Os Quail In Received Here ' A shipment of 130 quail was re- , eelved bare yesterday by the con- t •ervation dubs and the b.rd* were liberated by club member* on differ- | ent farm* in the county. | The bird* were received here t*y i H. W. Wyndham, grme wiirg<-n for I Adam* county, who notified the > < observation elubn. 1 " ■■■• — I • HITLER AND • • ■ «j • . (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) 1 - consultaMon regarding a possible | Italian thrust at Albania after the j Roman government advised Jugo- , slavia that it Intended to take ; measuies to protect its interests i in King Z.og * country i District Meeting Os Superintendents Here Approximately Sy men gathered tn this city today for a district , meeting of county infirmary superintendent* from the 15 counties tn the district. This morning's session and noon luncheon were held at i tn» Zion Lutheran church after which the guasts went to the county infirmary. Harve LxFontain. Adam* county infirmary superintendent, was host to the meeting. o—- ■ Sorg Brothers Plan Market At Berne H ____ J Announcement ha* been made that ByWester G. and W. A. Sorg, local meat market proprietors, will i open a meat market in Berne In the i near future A former drug store ' building there is being remodeled for the new business. —o Putnam Circuit Court , Judge Resigns Position Greencastle. Ind.. April 6 —(L'Pi ’ —Judge Cortland C. Gillen of tne Putnam circuit court today sent h'* ( resignation to Gov. M. Clifford ' Townsend, effective April 15. Judge Gillen said he i* relinquishing his post to become attoriey for the estate of Andrew B l Hanns, wealthy Greencastle clliien 1 who died recently. Judge Gillen has been on the bench since 1931. m

GIVE FIGURES ON PAYMENTS Unemployment Benefit Payments Lower Dur* ing March Fort Wayne. Ind., April dr—Un-’ employment ben<-llts in March; amounted to 955.430 in (he Fort Wayne district and tl.lbO.iHM) In ‘ the atate, the Indiana uuvtuploy-' meut compensation division annoum «-d The Manh figures compared to 9109.200 paid in this district and 91.3«2'h»> paid throughout the state tn February, according in E. P Klxmiller. local manager. The i number of weeks compensated, both for total and partial unemployment. wa* 0.720 in March against InWO In February in this section and 112.40 S in March against 135.547 in February In the •late. lu all but 3 of the 40 districts In the state Irenefit pfiytn- -nt* were lower than In February. The exception* were the Huntington. Nouth Bend, and New Castle district* A record number of payment* and a near record of money

What 1939 Car is Bigger and More Rugged than ever -YET SELLS FOR EVEN LESS MONEY ? I Si j ..—ir- ... - i . ■ > i-H # r wLsoJwfwU •‘ ■it’ -I 1 W *- — < EVEN in a year such a» this, when'most all the new cars boast I N£w new design, new beauty and new luxury, America’* motor- I P?**-** •’RfCffg, I ists are still thrift-minded. They still want the most for their I I money. “Wlat car i» bigger and more rugged than ever—yet I . I sell* for les* money?"... this i» the question they're asking. I • ■ QJ q In reply. Dodge simply says: "Why not decide for yourself? I * lt rto »*ALTa»r« I Take a 100 k... that's all Dodge asks!” | •* ,c tuoco I Before you decide on any car, take a look at the new 1939 I Bw2!X?‘j»*wi I Dodge from every standpoint —beauty, roominess, luxury, rug- J "o igy; 'S I gedness. economy. Be critical. Compare Dodge point for point I ’ * < r*ics^ oer °**ia raa ’en‘ ' ™ I with other cars. See for yourself how much Dodge gives you! as w >o< * tocaiivr t>w * t b I Then take a look at the price tag! You'll be amazed when you find this big. rugged Luxury Liner is priced even lower USto CAR auvtßSi Now vn»--**> art ■ Dodae than last year's Dodge! «•«( wha-s. maav w«v. i» >u.< •• andwa tow M a* A»ww. C*am*.. (Mm*. TlwWw. • te IS F. M.. I. I. f. H*-A NOW ON DISPLAY! hew 1939 Badge fracks “trach-bwlt "m giaat aew Dedg* track pUirt. yvt priced with the towast! MANLEY MOTOR SALES 215 North First Street. * * . ..1 .!.!»!■ I Ill—a—. She Will Find It At -vM-— e L eadquarters " ~ i It’s The FOUNDATION This Way GARMENTS t° the THAT EASTER COUNT PARADE MOST! Isi Half-Slips 50c s*V\ Crepe Slips Combina’n Girdles $1 \ \ Panties, Brief ™ 25c-39c Brassiers 15c-25c *7 MORRIS 5c to SI.OO STORE I

I went out to Huntington dlatrict 1 claimants tn the South B<-nd and New Cast Ik area* imyim-nts warn higher than In the pravioua month j but tar below record mark* of lost ‘ * August. Th* number of person* drawing I lie nr fit a In Indiana shrank from around 34.000 p«r week m January and February to about Xs.ihh) per ’ week in March. In the weak end j mg April 1 they numbered only 19,000. the lowest number lu our - ' week since last May, Thia com- < ; pared to this yaar's weekly high of 37,200 tat* lu January. In thia dlatrict the number of' - persona drawing benefit* per week waa 1,970 In March, compared to the weekly average of 2.525 payment* during February and 3,0*0 during January. The top 193* average waa 5.720 che« k* per Week ’ during October. Accident Victims Buried In Texas Triple funeral services were to bo' held this afternoon in Houston, fexa* for Mrs. Daniel Hoffman and her two daughters, former resident* of this county, who were killed Tuesday night in an auto accident there. Burial waa in Housh-n. The hunband I* still confined in a Hous :u hospital.

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! — Leg u Injured In Fall From Bicycle William Howell, of east of DecsI’Hr, suffered torn ligaments in his | leg Wednesday when be fell from i i bicycle. Mr. Hosroll. an employe !cf th* Ceßtrsl Soya company, wa* | unable to work today because of the * Injury. SunSct Open Sunday. ® l ' 4 ’ HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Mwliy »«f thrwfi ffohWtiig, nMttfing. painful I bfikCh»rb«* JbUu-F raft 4jf «fir«itie j ftr* I*9l '-•urwml timi ki'lMFvw «iwi Msav bfi «brn u>wtw«i m th* rigM *•*. Thft htrfnftyft ar* Natur* • .4 ’ fttomt 3 -un-i. <4 Fr*t'»*»it •< <s«’i*nt v • ih •tn«rf<ug d nr»‘ "1(27 BA d t •••rk wrii wuhHtC Rt*>t tft the H awi TMm* p-Hanft. iNMibarlMfo. i rhs*. «t p*p and fh>nt •Ml* V If rufttfiet i»<«Rfi Pilh. Mi<‘*«4ul)v by " Xw Hr nvrr 40 l& mi!*• f kf>ln*> fLt<»b «wt i»- •*•••'•120 Vftfiift hw«B Ukfi i.i --i lint ‘ Ms « I‘ihfi.