Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 99, Decatur, Adams County, 26 April 1939 — Page 5

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I Friday would reject In gr llPr ,|! the peace message from President K(N)»eV«|t. | Hiller's altitude was mud,. Known as he completed prepaiu I turns for ths speech sfter falluiv' of Natl foreign minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop to receive Hn elev-1 ' rath-hour p|,. M f(lr moders Him i from the British atnlmsaador. Hlri i Nevlte Henderson. Henderson. Instructed to advise Germany that the tense situation forced Britain to resort to con I scrlptloii. failed In hit efforts to see Von Ribbentrop or Hitler and was forced to turn his message i over to Haron Ernst Von Welt- ' aaeher. secretary of state for the foreign office, Naata took the attitude that! Britain's conscription move was of little Immediate Importance In the European situation Hitler was reliably understood to have told hl* Intimates that rejection of Piesld-’ttt Roosevelt's' message would be on th* basis that thia la the first time tn history any head of a state has requested another chief of state to' set the course of his future for elgu policy for many years ahead t.Mr Roosevelt asked that Ger-1 many guarantee peace for in to' 23 years ) It was learned Hitler plans to } present to the reichstag the answers of those European nations who he asked whether they felt menaced “"" 0 IS—CHILD HEALTH fCONTINt'Kh FROM PAGE ONK) forfhntton ot their minds and characters in ways which are In harmony with the institutions of a! trey society, democracy is training its future leaders The safety iof democracy therefore depends | upon the widespread diffusion of 1 opportunities for developing these qualities of mind and character that are essential to leadership in our modern age." Mr. Roosevelt said that any na-

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Governor Issues Child Health Day Proclamation MAT DAT HhCUMThN •WT «M, Ths President «f ths Tai tad fitetea toe pr-elstwi u,y rtrat M netuiun child Maith Uj, is e.itferatty will » Joins »s»olutin of Cohgreaa, it is ay privi’«re u tall upen the eHteena as th. Hate of Xadieita to jvla toe nation la vnl9 OtlObr«tloft| aa<l WWtM, Thia ceeaalen afforia an areallent eppartaaHy for evaluating the «Ml 4 health eervieee of the past end fjr laying plus for future pr< rress, by strengthenu.< earning health and welfare agenelee to the end that ell children evaryteere aay tors toe advantage! if ths discoveries la aedielns and as lease) and WM9US, The responsibility tar the health and welfare es cur children is a oeaasalty, as sell as an individual dutyi and WRBSAS, Wa reecgnise the value es aaaeaalng all of eur rearureas for wiping cut the needle*a aaerlriee es Mterna’. end Infant life, and for developing hawse, eeheols, and eomuiitlea Where ehlldheod way have a ahaMe to flourish) TBTgPCM, I, g. Clifford T-wr.eend, Ccverncr of ths *•> Ti'st rs tola year as Child Health Day, and de Invito all agencies, pullls and private, and all individuals having the intereat of children at heart, to •nite upon that day in the obaervaMO of iueh enrelaea as will acquaint the people o f the gtate with too funtoser.tol neootaity of • a r#r the . l»®twtLo ß and developwat of to. health es ehlllron. @n wnnss nmrr, x haw , hereunto set ay hand and caused to be affixed the Orest lea: of the State of y*«r ■ Iff Ur I, 19SP. a •** r el d-.ato " f

Hon that had a compulsory schooll t law yet is unable to provide food ■ | for a child to eat *<> It can go to I I M-h<a>l is not fulfilling its duty I Neither can prenatal inatructloti J assure healthy babies unbss the mother has access to good medital I *, care, he said Mr. Roosevelt said that wassume that a child should live in I I a home where he may find j | warmth, food and affection: that i his parents will care for him when , he ia III; that he will find helpful teachers at school; that when fa.■grows up he will find a job imi that someday he may establish a ,‘home. “As we consider these essentials iof a happy childhood our hearts 1 are heavy with the knowledge that there are many children who| cannot make these assumptions."i Mr. Roosevelt said. To remedy this condition, he said, the baa I communities a' duty as great as. or greater, than I the federal government's. “Children receive benefits not : in Washington bnt in the places, where they live,” he said. COAL SHORTAGE ... (CONTINUED FrtcrM PAGE ONK» ■ v>n la-half of his union, which is the keystone of the congress of Indus ' trial organizations. Asked If the; mine workers might relax their demands, he replied, “not on your I life.” Mteelmnn Said he spent much of ' yesterday reviewing the "general i situation“ but would not nay ' whether It had changed sinew his ' first visit to the conference in the | ■ role of observer Inst Week Asked i If he was as sanguine as he wan i then, when he said the two sides i were "not as far u|turt as they think they are,” Steelman replied, "no comment." Operators on the conference

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I sidelines suggested, however, that ; the mediator might attempt a reI wording of their last "union recogI nltlou” formula -to meet the' , union's demands for protection I against the AFL and alleged "open shop Interests.” The operators' "final" proposal, i submitted week before last, offer-1 I ed the union escluslve bargaining ' rights under the national labot* re- | let lone act. I'nofffclal sources have eatimaf- ’ ed the total number of men. including miners, made Idle by the < saspenslon at half a million or more. ■o— WOMAN WRITER | (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE! 'this nation was prepared to con I tribute Its share toward peace, but ! ■also was ready to defend Its Inter-1 | esta and institutions. The senate passed and sent to I the president the war department I appropriation hill carrying f&tts,7M.(Kk; tor the army. Includltig i funds for 5X4 new fighting planes 1 .Mr. Roosevelt signed a naval , * expansion authorization bill auth- — — n..

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COURT UPHOLDS ’ LIQUOR BOARD Marion County Court Uphold* Ki K ht To Refuse Permits Indianapolis, April M. — (U.R) Right of the elate alcoholic beverages commission to deny beer wholesaler permits on economic grounds was upheld today by the live Marion county superior court Judges, shtlng in general term. The court ruled also that It han the right to hear appeals or rejected wholesaler applkants from rulings ot the commission, as provided In tbe new Markland liquor law passed by the 1»3» legislature. The decision overruled the petition of timer Kllpnch of Petersburg. who asked that the commission's rejection of his application be set aside on the grounds that the commission has no right to deny a permit If the wholesaler applicant meets legal qualifications. The new law declared that the commission could not deny applications on “arbitrary, capricious or political" grounds. Kllpnch asserted that the commission acted arbitrarily and capriciously In refusing him a permit. The ABC acted within Its right under the preamble of the new law, which states the act is “for the protection of tbe economic welfare of tbe state.’' the court held. By declaring Its right to hear appeals, the court overruled a motion to dismiss the appeal brought by Harcourt Scales. Winslow beer wholesaler. Kllpseh's application was the > first filed under the new law. which was designed to remove ail . numerk-al and territorial restrlc- . tlon on wholesalers. ,1 Shortly after Kllpsch appealed , to the Marion superior court, , Scales and the ABC went tq the ' supremo court with an application I for a writ to prohibit the superior J court from passing on the case. , 1n a one-word decision, the high ' I court rejected the petition. In ruling that it has the right to hear appeals, the superior court Indirectly decided that appeals can , be taken where applicants charge .I that the permit was denied tor | political, arbitrary or capricious ‘ oilsing i-xpcndiiure of gag. mm).non , for air bases In Alaska, the Pa- ; rifle. Puerto Rico and continental I'nlted Stilles

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! Schoolgirl Missing B - JH / /r / il—• i ■ i ■ c-1 • l Jfr ' * - •< ‘ , | Leona Uuna Disappearance of Leona Dunn New York schoolgirl, putties police who fear she may have met with foul play. Leona disappeared from her home April XT on her way to a church festival reason. Kllpsch did not raise the political question, however. — o— ■ PLAN KIRKLAND ‘OriNTINtTKD FROM PAriß ONK) Hade] Andrews teacher, junior M. R'*v H. 11. Mechutroth. teacher intermediate |. Rev. Havjd Grether, lose bur Inter-

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mediate If. Rev Russell Walter teacher Intermediate 111. Home of All Nations Layton. Utah —(UP)-A home built of 100.000 multi-colored rocks

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| fiom all cornsrs of tbo globe has i been completed by Frank Adasns. World War aviator who now owns I* grocery store. Ten year*' armrch | brought logethor rocks from 13 ii foreign countries and 30 states, with i which hr bull' his novel residence.