Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 160, Decatur, Adams County, 8 July 1939 — Page 6

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HOLDS MONROE TO FOUR HITS Pleasant Mills Scores 120 Victory In League Contest Pleasant Milla registered * 1241 shutout over Monro*' In » county softball league contest Friday night at th- South W.itd diamond. I Archer. Pl-anatit Milla liilrb-r. limited Monroe to tour hit*. only one of them giaxl for extra base*. ; The winner* pounded out 12 hlta and were aided by ala Monroe err* j In the flr»t Kame of the wetiitiK. Blue Creek dropped a 7 3 decision to Main Hardware of Fort Wayne in an exhibition tilt. The winner* were aided by flv- Blue ('reek errurw R II K Main Hardware 110 4uo 17 7 2 Blue Creek 01! 000 12 8 5 Berxhorn and Augaburg-r; Stapleton and Smith. Pleaaant Milla 302 Oil 5 12 12 4 Monroe mm mat o o 4 t> Archer and Clark. W Stinky. WintereKC, Hook and LaniKenberKWeek's Schedule Monday; Baptist v» St Mary's; i Dunbar v* Pleaaant Mill*. Tuesday: Dunbar va, Monroe; Refomed v*. Methodist. Thursday Habanellos exhibition Kame; Cloverleaf va. HuntinKton Cloverleaf Friday Pleaaant Mill* va Blu • Croak; Dunbar va. Habanello*. Forfeit Is Awarded Junior Legion Team The Decatur Junior American le-Kton team, mh-dul-d to make Ita Brat atari In district Legion competition Friday at Auburn, wa* awarded a forfeit when Insufficient player* appeared to form a complete team for Auburn. Auburn borrowed four Decatur player*, and in a practice game. Decatur scored wored a S-l victory.

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Ginicrj Trouble I ■ Z «TI *\ I j I Norbert Mat henna Picture-taking hobby of Norbert . Mackenna, a New York broker, caused hi* arrest a* a spy in Gm many and he wa* held 24 hour* while hi* pictuiw* were examined. Mackenna, shown a* he returned to New York, took hi* pictuie* a* he roamed the atreeta of Gottenburg snapping away at likely subject* Only one picture, that of a motor truck drawing two trailer*, was confiscated by NaM authontiea BREAK IN HEAT iCONTtNI’ED PROM PAGE ONE) iur»‘M in mum*' lor .1 yesterday but they Marled climbiitK again Ute In th.- day Minneapolis and St. Paul reported their highest temperature* of the year. Th- top wa* >7 al St Paul and S 5 al Mlnn-aiuMls. Early today the temperature at Chi< ago had dropped from the high Mt *to th- 7o’s. Other representative reading* last night; De* Mollie*. 85; Atlanta, Ga.. S 3; Boston 84; Boise. Ida S 3; Los Angele*. 75; Yuma. Aria., lot; San Antonio, lis<; • Washlngion. D C 85; New York. 78, Memphis. , Mi; Detroit. 93; Kansas City. Itt3 .-■*■. a.--Trade in a Good Town — Oseatui

STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W I. Pit. fl H Ciminmill . 43 25 .832 New Yolk 38 32 543 ti Biooklyn 34 31 ,slrt TH Si lanils 35 33 ,515 x Chicago 33 38 .514 8 Pittsburgh 33 33 .500 9 Boston 31 38 483 ll'i I •!. iln •!—l|ili ii* . It 45 .397 22 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pci. II II | New York 53 IS .748 Boston :i« 25 go!' W» 3 Detroit 38 33 .535 15 Chicago 37 33 539 15>* Cleveland . 37 33 .529 151* i Washington 29 45 .392 25** Philadelphia 27 43 386 25< a St Lout* 20 50 .238 33 H YESTERDAYS RESULTS National League Chhiigo 5. Pittsburgh 4 <ll Inning* I. Boston 7. Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 3. New York 2. Hilly Kami’* scheduled. American League Cleveland 7. Chicago 3. Boston 4. New York 3. St, Ixitil* 8. Detroit 8. Washlngion nt Philadelphia play- : ed former date. Baby Run Over. Just Bruised Ode***. Wash. <U» The rear) wh-el of u truck rolled over the I head of th- Infant son of farmer Frank Marshall, but the child suf- I feted no Injuries other than a cut | lip and brills*-* Garden* Ordered For Idle Kentvllle. N. S HJ.PJ Jobless I m-tt h* re have been ordered to I 'ake up farminK to help the town's , finances. Th*- town council ha* de-| creed that all relief recipients ! must grow their own vegetable* for I the fall and winter month* from 1 —d* whiih the town will provide. | Nazis’ Guest F fa L 1 ■r * i ' jr L. I Premier tieorgr Kossehanoff Visit of Premier Georg* Ko»*e|. vam.it of Bulgaria, above, to Berlin i* watched With interest by world diplomata Acconitng to report* in Berlin the visiting pre- | micr wa* to be told of Germany'* ■ympathy tow*nt Bulgarian hope* I for revwlon of the treaty of Neuilly. which gave allee* of Bulgar- , urn territory of Yugoslavia. Greece | ami Ritmania after the World war. I

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NEI TRAI.HA AC T j ■CONTINCED rttOSI PAGE ONKt • t for his d<><lurutlon of principle*!* which would oulluw any rvvlslon I , of the existing arm* vmliaigo. He refused to nuim* the 34 *en-!. | ator*. but a Bat of those atti-ndlng : | a strategy meet Ing in Johnson's > jofllce yesterday wa* an Indication I, •if their strength. It included Sen*, i i William K. Borah. R.. Arthur HJ* I Vandenberg. R . Mhh.. Robert M I laiFollette. I*rog.. Wis., Hendrik , i Shipsn-ad. F.-L. Minn.. Homer T. ' Bone. D. Wash. Henry Cabot ; i iaidge. R.. Mass . Bennett C. ('lark. I D. Mo. Walla..- 11. White. R.. Me.. | i and Ny<>. a Indiana Village Is Threatened By Fire Colburn. Ind.. July 8 — tl'Pj—l 1 Firemen from Lafayette. Delphi and i I l lora aslste*! a volunteer Colburn ’ ■ f Brigade last night t*» extinguish ; hl*xe which destroyed a grain e|a-| pator here and threatened Jor’* : time to rare the village. The blare was believed <»t have

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started spontaneously. Damage wa* manated at *4s.mm. Six storage • bed*, a Wabash railroad waler tower and the home of Harry R.identiarger w-re destroyed In addition to the elevator. Q |.|| ,— , | 1,, Quebec To Spruce Up Montreal (U.R) The Qu.-bee government I* going to modernite the province's read murker*. The design of th,- n-w sign* ha* not yet been decided on. but It will lie intended to typify French Canada Tre pr>-ent black and white sign* are considered antiquated. —— >i Girl, 4. Save* Mother Cleveland. <>.. — (t'Pl — Became her 4-year-old daughter. .Marlent. wanted an apple. Mr* Mamie Mlhe-li«-h »tlll I* alive. The little girl -.■me down the cellar stair* and f ’and her mother (lumped over the wavhtub. She ran from the houre xcreaming. Neighbor* came and ' Hind her mother ut-conscioi.* fr<«u carbon monoxide gus. -W Toledo Plan Studied Toledo. O (U.r - The city of Houston Teg., I* developing an

Industrial pence ls<ard modeled on ' the Toledo plan. Edward <! Ruffin, director of the hs-al hoard, ha* gone to Texas to assist in the l*uird* formation Other cities. investigating th- plan recently ' Illi Ind" Auburn and Middletown. N Y : Cedar Rapid*. Iowa: Munch*. Ind : KalamaziMi. Mich., and I'-kin. 11l Coffin Used Belatedly Carterville. 111. <UJ>) Lewi* W Crain, who died at th- age of 85. wa* buried In a coffin he madhlniKelf. Crain, who rervi-d a* polk-- magistrate and road < ommla- ’ shmer. built the loffin 25 year*' ago. o- — Angler Observe* Safety Firet Phillip*. Wi*. (UJf When a fish breaks a fisherman's line. | that'* nut news; liul when a tish erman cut* hi* line to let the fi*h go well, here It I* Dr. H. B j Norvh-I. Phillip*, after battling a "tackle »ma»her" for 45 minute* ! in the Phillip* flowage. cut hi* catch loose, explaining that It wa* better to have hi* |sd- ( reel , and **mie line left Intact than to it have It all wrecked

Cherry Pie for President | SHtotr MB -jt I SL- I I wyli ’7/ 1 * L /‘ I H— Jean Halmond and Secretary Watson ■ A* M-pound cherry pie. gift of the tponror* of the annua! Festival at Traverse City Mich., I* brought to Waahingt..!, l y Jean Halmund. U.v cherry queen, and preaented to Presidential &*■ retary Ku win M Watson. H * M }\ r rono Way"but Right Girl! 1 • . I Zr'fifc I • feyE JSwy' * ■ ■ I W -5 51 Elitabeth Mania and Ikiugla* Corrigan Mteht’- " W 7 >n s l W ! y I> '' r Corri r*n- «»* Atlantic flyer »r !*1 whf ht nJ? 1, KliMb * th Marvin. San Antonio, Tex. *d- l te»«Ml ? l U ,p *‘ U IT 1 July n - th * l,r,t anniveroary of hi* r. «:•:« Dublin, Ireland. The two are pictureu before Doug * plane la S«»l Anton;**. -.- H rtraoot xg xxxa x x xxwx xxxx xtx. x. g kxockxxxkxoocx x» m »* » »*» -1 Buy A Fortune On Easy Terms Plan Now For Your - Child’s Future IKI I j ' llOi M ■ Your Child | W ill THANK You In Later Yearn 1 **Q* aeeoCnt VeoX'"’'*”. ** your * M "* ‘’•fc*’* ■ preosrea ♦«.. •’ • ,#f * h « ytter. slip by too quickly | ». - - The First State Bank ESTABLISHED 1883. lOXQ<OaB HK - <««**•