Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1939 — Page 6

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LOCAL TENNIS TEAM WINNER Decatur Hitfh School Opens Season With .">•<> Win Over Huntington Decatur high school's tennia t*ain opened the season Thursday aTi-rnnon with th* Huntington team the Decatur lad* making a clean sweep of the five maithea completed Decatur won the five singles matches with the loss of only one set Neither doubles mutch wag completed because of darkness Results of the singles matches fallow Meh hi IDI defeated Hoover. 6 4. 6-3 Walter (DI defeated Heiney.

X< ' * HOTEL U ANTLERS g Restkl d»«p is phsMst, .(MilaUd 'oom,' Wosdcrinl teed. ' sod cord'd y«t aaobtnms Krncd Facilitrt, lo« comfort and x st ths Anti i kk« WsyiSf st I yew own club Ths Msridiss Room n Indtsaspoln' MBsebsSt, *s *•>««• cocktail lounge ; INDIANAPOLIS y f k i I j ft • «'««** OStfOfTHf/ • lIH BSCSJ ORbOStTf WOttD —— AiaißT PICK ..• C 1 •J W m»S *»• MEMORIAL —: \ MOTHS I iCt^*'• Va*k /Z — 1 - — 1 ' j — “I’ve Got '*■*— —“ My New . Easter Suit.** j ~ v I?'' Ta \x T » wf I■ \ tb * x / a Nf*t HAVE y \ s you? >M Jr wt d-j/* Oil? W I OF v ; MW EL I & SATURDAY ■Oi ks 1 r wy 1S YOUR g IB I? J EAST DAY! Holthouse Schulte & Co

m. s-:. «♦. Affolder (Di defeated Parker, « fi*t. I Rohnke (D> defeated Davl«. 6 2. « S I Hoch tDI defeated Rash, 8-3. 11. In th« first doubles match. Mel 1 chi Waller (Dl won the first set. 6-2. but lloover lleiney took the second 8-’. In the third set. the Huntington team was lending >3 when darkness halted the match. Only one «et Sas played ill th-> other doubles match. Affolder. Mills (Dl defeating Parker-Davia. 8-4. — 1 -a ■■ — - — ■ State Tax Board To Hold Hearing A hearing will be held April 13 at In a. tn by the state board of tax (cmmisalonera In the county and!to'* office on additional -ipprupriat.ons according to word received •»> Auditor Victor H. Eicher.

REARING POND BEING BUILT • asaMumms Rearing Pond For Fhh To Be Maintained By Conservation League Kxcavation of a real Ing pond to he maintained by the Adams county fish and game conservation league, la nearly completed at the new artificial lake site on the Schreyer farm, northeast of thia city The members of the club plan to get at least the one pond, about : 140 by 4<t feet M site. In operation thia year Natural drainage and concrete abutments with dam gates to control the level are some of the features in the pond An appeal has been made by the club to all fishermen and sportsmen of the county who catch pari ent bass, to turn them over to the club. These bass will be used in the tearing pond Anyone catching parent bass whi< h he is willing to turn over to the dub la sailed to contact Charles Knapp, of thin city. The entire atock tn the rearing pond thia year probably will be bass. Mr Knapp stated. The rearing la part of.a program of the conservation club In which the members are attempting to replenish the streams and rivers of the county, as well an other fishing sites to make the pastime more pleasurable. ■■ O - Decatur Bowling League Results I • • The Hon-E-Krnat five swept three games from the league-lead-htg Prickles Place last night In the Major league at Mies Recreation. spilling 2.804 pins against 2.523 for the losers. The wins put them within one game of the leaders. Keller was the big noise in the rally, posting a <lO. followed by A Farrar who garnered a 583. Harry Young led the losers with 535 Rice Hotel also won their three from Doc's Place, rolling a 2.754 to 2.658. Ladd paced the winning attack with a 595 aeries and Mutschler followed «lose behind with a 586 Mies was tops tor the losers with 558 Russ Woodhall was neat tn line with 557. Two hundred scores: Mies. 243; Miller. 215; Mutschler. 234; ladd 204 and 204; Lister. Sue; Keller. > 236 Fllttner. 201: A Farrar 212 and Lankenau. 306. Last night's scores: Major League Doc's Place R Woodhall 178 IM 193 K. Woodhall 185 167 180 Zelt ]sg |7» jgg Mies — 1(5 170 J 43 Totals .. 857 852 949 Rice Hotel Miller 182 184 215 Briede 138 189 165 Mutschler 181 171 224 Ahr 18S 149 175 Ladd 187 204 204 Totals 874 897 993 Hon-E-Krust Lister . 153 198 200 Keller 193 236 181 Flitner 136 201 193 Hougland 196 166 A. Farrar 179 191 212 Stump 174 Totals 857 987 960 Fnckles Frialnger 155 175 195 Roas Di 3 161 135 Green 177 IM 161 Young .... 156 i»5 iss Lankenau 107 177 206 Totals 777 864 882 BRITAIN ASKS < CONTINUED FROM PAOR ON Ml ent Polish-Rumanian alliance, ostensibly covering only a joint defense against any attack from Russia. had a secret provision binding the nstions to mutual aid In event of an attack by another "ihlrd nation"—which would be Germany or Hungary. Prime Minister Chamberlain bad left for an Easter vacation In Scotland, but kept In cloee touch with all developments. It was learned that before he left London he ordered an airplane to be tn readiness at Aberdeen to fly him back to London If the European situation became acute. There were scenes like those of 25 years ago in London as office boys, clerks In offices and shops,

!| YOUR EASTER CHEER IS H From The Cheapen That’s Good To The Best That’s Made H Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Gins, Imported and Domestic gE BUY THE BOTTLE ONLY AND SAVE AT LEAST ONE-HALF I U. S. Package Liquor Store ■ Next To Moose PHONE 37S Manager

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laborers and business mm. look Ing awkward In their new territor ( ial army tnational guard* uniforms, >: . . way to camp to engage In a four i day intensive course in rifle shoot--1 Ing. machine gun handling, tank land truck driving, and unti.i I gun operation Beside them W*Te moti- thOMS- , ands of civilians, intent only on getting swsy as soon as poasible toi the Easter holiday ahlih lasts ‘ * until nest Tuesday. The importance with which the ,' diplomatic corps regarded the Hal--1 (an invasion of Alteniia wan em1. phasited by the stream of envoys Who visited the foreign office normally tightly closed on Good Friday. Rumanian Minister Tllea; Guido , Crolte. Italian charge d'affaira; Lee Kuril. Albanian minister, and Charles Andre Corbin. French ambaaaador. wars among the callers ■ »■ - ■ - ANNUAL EASTER CONTINUED FROM PAOIC ONKI en The minimum aiae of prints to be submitted to the lodge has been set at 2te *4ta" These pictures j may be left at the Elks borne or iat People's restaurant. Theae Prints must be submitted by neat Saturday evening. April 15 The committee emphasised that the party will be held Sunday afternoon regardless of weather conditions Should inclement weather make it impossible to hold the contests and hunt on the lawn, the party will be held In the large home with all eggs, rabbits and 'chicks given away. WOMAN FOUND • CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONKI daughter, are a daughter. Mrs. Goldie Alexander of Saratoga; two sons. Harry Davidson of Indlanapo'ia and Mert Davidson of Portland and a brother. Herman -Moore of Winchester. The body wan removed to the Traer funeral home in Berne Funeral arrangements have not b-»in completed.

<rprn ?unoay* Public Sale The R P. Davies Heirs will sell at public auction on the RP. Davies farm.’ s mile Went of Salem. 4 mile North and 4< 2 miles East of Berne, on TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1939 4 HEAD MILK COWS 2 Large, good Guernaey cow* with calve* by aide: one Jeraey cow. j with calf by aide: one Guernaey cow, be freah in lune. — SHEEP — 10 good Shropahire Fwea. lamb* by aide; one shropahlre Ruck GRAIN AND HAY 450 buahel good Yellow Cora; 100 buahel Wheat. 10 ton good Clover Hay — IMPLEMENTS — W A Wood Manure Spreader; Homier Grain Drill. Cora Planter Oliver 14" Sulky Plow; 2 Corn Cultlvatora; 2 Huggtea Cider Press Set Hay Ladders; 5 h p. Gm Engine. Pump Jack New Round Oak Rapge cook stove, used one year. Articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—CASH R. P. DAVIES HEIRS Roy 8. Johnson. Auct. Wm Patterson. Clerk NEW BONNET DOGGON ITI <mow/ a :• VISITS US LOOKS PLUSI Our new Arrow fancy shirts have arrived just ■ [ in time for Easter—and do they look swell I San forixed (fabric shrinkage less than i%). guaranteed permanent fit Get yours today. »2 up. i HOLTHOUSE SCHULTE & CO. !’! » as WWMS—■■*■—

AUDIENCE BOOS HOMER MARTIN South Bend Audience Boon President Os Auto Union Heath Bend. Ind. April 1 <U.R| —Homer Martin, president of the Independent faction of the United Automobile Workers' Union, was taxied down teat night wh«n hr attempted to deliver a scheduled speech at a meetlug of automobile workers He stood before a motophone for more than half an hour tiefore be decided to cancel the speech “You are afraid to hear the truth." hr shouted at heckling workers He was answered with more cattails and invective. Those at the meeting were memliers of a V. A W. faction still affiliated with the committee for Industrial organization Martin announced only yesterday that he would vial! Washington ne»t week to confer I with William Green, president of the American Federation of imho- i regarding possibilities to place his Independent group in the AFLj ranks. He withdrew his faction from the r. I. O after Internal difficulties resulting from his charge that some memliers of the U. A. W. la.atd were communists. He said in an interview h<woiil<| return to Routh Betid next week to make a speech to his , siippoiiers only He chargr-d the ■ <’. I. O with outright communism •'The C 1. O. has so many com , muntet representatives in the I field and a<> many communists on i its national executive board that , It may well be designated the communist international order." | he asserted He charged ths* the preset' automobile workers union split wss the direct outgrowth of plots of the communist party to rule or rain the union. Sun Set flnen Snndnv 81-4 t

Barn Dance Show To Be Presented Here The nationally famous WLH Bara Dance show, with lUr well known stars Lulu dtelle and Ssotiy will 7'eSenied al (he Adams theater next • Thursday. April 13. Manager Rov Kalver announced today. Il was hhil> num* of , lions and great expense that ticloc al theater was able to bring this I M -‘ Hiding stage sttrsclloa to De*, '! catar. lailu Belle, known to her millkma I I of radio fans as “Radio Wu -en" has been a nation wide star since 1931 when she first appeared on t'te Bart Dance show. Hhe and her husband. Skyland teMty. w»-e both born ir. (tie North Carolina mountains, and have In their entertainment the true naturalness and homespun flavo- ' cf the mountain folks. In addition to the two stars, the stage attraction will prvaent the Prairie Sweethearts, the Hayloft Fiddlers. Tom Corwine and Miss I'suline. A full hour of exceptional entertainment la protnlaed. There will be <x>th matinee and evening shows at the Adams next Thursdai. Indiana Farmers In I’onscn ation Program Lafayette. Ind.. April 7—(VPl—- ' L. M. Vogler, chairman of the state conservation committee -aid todav that more Indlcna farm■»rs are participating in th* federal government coneer v ati<»n program i t tan since it started in 1931 As of March 31. Cogler raid. 13!.* | .Nil Hoosier farmers agreed to take :*art In the program. This repre-1 i sen is about two-thlrda of the farm-

Reaching for the Sky? 117 Mile* upWi J A Remarkable ' ' Record! of Me root*Wben you reach (or Marvel* you get top quality ______ for let* money woavw \ COOKING K "TW* <*_ A about flg SUN., MON., TUES. 10c Matinee 1:15 Sunday TWO MAJOR FEATURES! HE’LL FLY ANY OLD CRATE. . . ’AS LONG AS IT HAS WINGSI was bom to Ry! ... Follow hit tttitlOf, dnmotit »ky troil ... thrill hy thriUl iOj —ADDED HIT— Hllarloua Comedy Romance on a Coaat-toXoaet Trailer Trlpl “Next Time I Marry” Lucille Ball. James Ellison. Lee Bowman, and hi« cast. Evenings 10c-15c Tonight & Saturday TEX RITTER in “Sundown On The Prairie” ALSO—“Flaming Frontiers” TONITE « ONLY lUC Saturday 10c-15c

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