Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 94, Decatur, Adams County, 20 April 1939 — Page 5

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on defensive meaauiea. Inrludlng an •rrungeiuvni to k*«p the ih, r . danellaa open to lha twu t,| K powers, Turkey alao wo repotted enterIna Into an agreement with Ru mania and (li-eera dr.| Mll ,.,| I form a compart alllanc. act >«< ina deacrtlmd ua purely

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1939.

defenaivo and directed at no parUvular power. Oraecu and Ru mania already hare received British French pledges of aid aaalnat sggteuitm. Poland considered the posathll Uy of an aateemani with l.lth uania. on the Hallie cuaal. an a ricana of further eitendlnc the anti aggression trout, Peraiateni I inmotu that the free city of Dan- | «l< might b« the object of a Hitler birthday Ihrast died out as the day pained Braises Action Indianapolis, April 80— <U.fO — Rabbi Hieven H Wise of Now 1 York declared that Preaident Roosevelt's meaaaax to the diei tatora saklng for apeclflr guaran- , toe of peace haa Iraarned ImI meaaurably the chancea for a world war. The preaident did an Immortal i cervlce for mankind when he die patched the cablegram to MuaaoI linl and Hltlor, the rabbi aald "Had I been aaked four daya ' ago If war waa Imminent. I would have anawered with the affirmative "Prealdent Rooaevelt'a meaaagr haa changed all that. Roooovolt haa now put tho problem up to i the dictators He haa taken the 1 luoatlon of war or peace out of ■ heir handa and aubmitted It to the referendum of all man kind." Nation Prepared Washington. April 80 — <UJO — Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr., said today the administration is now prepared to meet any emergency which may arise from the International situa tion. He said completed plans tor any . , eventuality were presented to President Rooaevell Tuesday. Hi- ( | declined to disclose what steps would be taken Io cushion this country’s financial market WPA DIRECTOR ■ CONTINUED FROM PAOK ONK> Clifford Striker. Adams county superintendent of schools and provides personnel for furnishing hot lunches to pupils tn the Geneva schools- number employed. 3. No 8-8058* Plate book project. Sponsored by the state board of tai commissioners and Is now operating In the auditor's oglce tn your city- number employed. 5. i No. 8-80'03 Sawing project. Sponsored by Washington township. Makes garments for the needy persons on direct relief. No 7-801'tS Federal historical survey project I —employed. 1. Only Five Men Released .Mr. Woodward stated iu his leti|esr that only Ave persons W|ge reI leased from WPA projects, out of a total of g!l« removed in the dis-

of Indiana" in New York y)* ' I Im> i' IVAN BOXKLL Mi Novell la a distant cousin of .Vial Boxell of this city. "The sons of Indiana" dinner, which will .be held Friday night. ■ April 2*. at the K-sea House In ' New York City, will feature Indiana rix>wn and manufactured products, including a Hooeirr-grow.i turkey ou the menu. The Cloverleaf Creameries, inc.. of this city is cooperating tn the display of Indiana products. Ice cream, butter and cheese made in Decatnr will be provided at the dinner. Although no formal or set i ifeecbes will be made at the dmu- r ‘ Indiana-born men. famous in politics and business will "TaMt Turkey" at ■he banquet. The dinner wa» originated by Homer Capehart, formerly | of Fort Wayne. trict. | The men employed on the tree survery and tree trimintug project ( were transferred and the work closed for the summer, bent Haltsell was supervisor of the project. which was sponsored by the , city last fall. ORDER COAL MINERS .CONTtNUKD yHOM PAPE ONE! j i-omni’-nt on the cancellation no-, I tice In the outlying districts but . i spokesmen for the operators Ini listed the union's action would : not affect the course of the Appalachian negotiations. One operator said that If ontlying miners! quit work on May I It would be "nothing more nor less than a sympathy strike called by John L. Lewis Io force acceptance of his, demands here." Lewis. I’.MWA president, went to Washington to- ■ day to attend the funeral of Henry Wairutn. union counsel A complete shut-down of the ’ soft coal industry would leave the! 125.U00 anthracite miners of northern district of Pennsylvania producing the ouly coal The country consumes T.uoti.tMid tons of coal a week The anthracite miners' contract expires April 30. i Soft coal production has not heen stopped completely since > | 1*22. when President Harding ■ intervened tn end a deadlock In I union negotlaiions that persisted I from April I io Sept. If. I«ewis made no comment on the order although he had said yes- 1 terday afternoon that "If driven to ft we can oi-drr the shutdown of every soft coal mine In th<- <-oun- | try between now and dark, aule jact. of course, to a 15-day not 111I catiou." Indiana Strike Terre llatlte. Ind t April 3* J <U.R) Charles Finn aninm. president of the I'nlted Mine Workers I Union district 11. said today that I he has sent ttoUce to the Indlaiia,

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coal producers and coal operator* t assoclatlona that Huuait-r miners will quit work -that la. strike -gt midnight May i unless a new wage contract is negotiated by then At that time the tamporary, sarsemsnl under which Indiana mines have been operating while the Appalachian coal confarwnc* in New York Is negotiating new wage scales, will be terminated. The l&.day not if teat lon period Is provided In the agreement. Similar action haa lewn tskan by Lloyd Lambert, president of, district M of the united mint work- i era which with district II Include the entire Indiana coal field A complete shutdown In opera 1 Ilona by a national coal strike would affect approximately ».000 Hoosier miners, about X.tMMI In die trici 11 and l.utw in district s District a la composed almost en i lively of atrip mines while district | II haa both shaft and strip mines However, Indiana mines haveI wen operating at far below <w parity and many miners are work Ing only part-time If at all Funcannon said that hr had talked with John L. l<ewla. preai dent of the United Mine Worker* and head of the Congress of tn dustrial Organltaibma ICIOI yea terday by telephone and ree-elved orders to provide the producers and operations associations with the strike notice. TWO ALLEGED (CONTINUED FROM FADE ON KI w>>rth of merchandise, s.-wne of which waa found in their aiartsnent. The affidavit, fled with IToeerutor Arthur K. Voglewcdc here, charges Gitter son with stealing 11 gallons of Korosenc from the Bh«wI tinker service station on North | Second street, where it was discovered he had stolen the kerosene . after breaking the lock on the tank tn the ttelief that it contained gasoline. o__ Clarence Smith, the Preble bankI <-r was a caller here this morning

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