Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 176, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1939 — Page 18

THREE THRILLING (CONTIXUKb FROM PACilt onk> tweea First and Secund streets The rigging. however. Is prom ised to b-- lost In Interest In com parison with the set prueeuted by them- famous Hollywood Thrill Gtrts. Ths Clown Cyclist Kveryom* enojya a laugh -- and when that laugh la accompanied by a thrill and a aeons of real enjoyment from an aspet entertainer It is double valuable. "The Great Valdare" billed an J an expert cyclist aad a rare comli-promts-a to afford plenty of laughs and no fewer number of thrills on his trick bicycles. His appearance aloa>- Is guar anteed to furnish a laugh so hta agents claim and hta makeup la the result of years of endeavor ‘ The kids especially should get the > utmost of bis act. although grown-j Ups are egpected to be afforded | no <<ad of tun as they watch his seemingly impossible tricks on the Vehicles. V'aldare will appear regularly on the free act program of the fair at the platform on Monroe street near First. A born pantomime artist with a flair for comedy, bis

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net is expected to b<- second only , to the Hollywood Thrill Girls when It comes to entertaining the fair goers. The Whirling Wonders And then just ns If the fair j goers couldn't gel enough thrills and fun out of these two acts, the] fair board ha a added last but by I no means least -the "Whirling Wondi-ra." Roller skaters especially will | enjoy this act. Never before has' Ihe city been promised a peek at > such accomplished skaters as, I those who form thia act. Thia will be the first appearance lof this act'ln the vicinity and II Is ' acclaimed without question one of i the finest of Ila type, Spectacular ! I dancing on wheels Is augmented by the colorful wardrobes of the I participants as designed by special j ' costume designers. The "Whirling Wonders'' will i I locate their act on Monroe street | I near Third street during the fair . and will appear on Uir piogram of the Decatar Free Street Fair and Agricultural Show regularly. All In all the fair board has promised “If you want to really enjoy the fair—lf you want to be royally entertained, then don't in Isa the free acts."

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JULY 27,1939.

P. A. SYSTEM .CONTINUED FROM FAOK ONK) portance and emergency broad coats, tslr officials have announced. Calls for lost children, broad- : casts for fair officials needed at dis taut points and a preview of the program for the various days will iw sent out over the system. I-mid spook eta will be set up by Mr. Miller at advantageous points to Insure the calls being heard at the furthest points on the midway Although no calls of emergency proportions have even been Issued over the system. fair association heads feel that Installation ■f the system would afford an invaluable aid In event of a serious catastrophe. The system Is exported to be In working order by the opening night and be in constant use thereafter until midnight Saturday when the fair closes. The microphone will be located In the special Information and police booth on the courthouse town. a Prisoners Resent Police Din Lynn. Maas. (U.R) — Rehearsing log steps on the ycond floor of

the police station In preparation - for their annual minstrel show, a score of bluecoats abruptly halted their terpelcborean endoavora Gwssts" In the first-floor cells ■ omplained of the noteo. o - Athletic Honor 10 Years Late Merced. Cal. <U.R> — Lu Redding a star on the hteh m-hool basket belt team here a decade ago- wears a shiny, new gold bastat-mll on hl» watch chain, now just is jeers late Attar reminiscing with friends a bout the testa. Redding re .nembared to claim his rssrin — marked rush — at a local jewelry store. It had been ordered 1# > oars ago. Prosecutor Can't Find Case Colusa, Cal. (U.RI District Attar hey Hudson Fiord has been m offlcs tor five months without Laving s superior court case to try. He thrlUed at one time at the prospect of| having a criminal case, but the man best him to It. by breaking Jad and being sent to the laaane asylam. I ————— Relief Prevention Studied Fort Worth. Tex «JJU "Reimf pre Vint km” rapidly is becoming the icajor work of local relief agencie-

which arc attempting to avert poverty by preparing people tor »»®- rations that can be converted into i oeatious. according io B r *diey Duell. New York, field representative tor Community Chests and Counclia. Inc. Economy Begins at Home Hartford. Conn (U.» — Legislators were conscientious In carrying out Gov. Rnyrntm K. Baldwins plea tor economy Instead of voting the usual H.two for a new gubernatorul eedan. they decided the governor would have to ride In uno coating U.ooo. High Flying Routs Cough Gyttear, Australia (U.PJ Aviation entered an entirely new field of act•nee when it was adopted here as a therapy tor treating whooping touch rasee. By flying the patients at an altitude of 10.000 feet for -t' minutes each day. highly satisfactory result* have been attained. —9 • — Soil “Bagrt'*' Meld Berlin —tvi't -A pastor of the Nasif led German Christian church at a baptism drntmed a pinch of soil on the baby's head. Other paston of the church sre aho using soli at 'tiaptlf «■"

FIVE PARADES TO I Illi — tCONTINUICri FROM FAOE for Wednesday. Twice on that day will the score or more of bands and a like number of float* parade up aud down the midway of the fair, music blaring and banners waving to fairgoers and parade lovers. Approximately Ju bands have bei-u promised for Ihu event by Will Bowers, chairman of that phase of the fair and more than JS floats are expected to take part tn the parades, according to Dr. H. V. DeVor, the chairman tor that work. Two parades will be staged that day the flrat at 1 00 ©’clock Wed ni-sday afternoon and the second at fl: 00 o'clock that night. The bands and floats will appear In both of these parades and will march the entire parade-length. Twin Day Thursday Lacking the color but possessing much more of the unusual

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lof the paradu will be the Twin i Hay parade Thursday. Last year fur the Aral fair goers witnessed a Twin Dey convention and Us accompanying "Twin Parade." The resinmse was embus lustlc. A dally growing entry list and the enthusiasm with which the event was received last year combine Into a happy forecast of thia year's Twin Day and Its parade. • ■ — 1 o * Town Gives Up Moarl.ght Glen i'nrbun. 111. <U.R> — Moonlight may be all right for lovera but as a aulMttltute tor street lamp It's not ao good. After five years of having the moon alone Ham up the town's streets, the council decided that It was too inconsistent and s irned a contract Cor relnstallatkm ot ZO street lamps. Salmon's Return Awslted Boston (UJB — New Kngland fishermen are Interested In the prediction nt David A. Aylward, president of the American Wild

Life AaaoctatioefT pollution re Kulat|0 * nnl antoraed. salmon J various streams t B t(lh they already bar. tai'JMU sad Shotgun weigh, iqq KI Paso. Tex mjh ] pound shotgun hr J£ 'tl by Hernan JN been placed on exhtbtt .iT tennlal Museum at u.»* lege of Mine, I, |, * M with » bore of 35 tl saw eervicc | u I® ”U of ludependen . In Family idea Paaadi-na Ch! «jjg a result of that Is going on in n, pie ot today have M .j and Hollywood" Ides « .?? according to Dr l’» oi J general direc tor of the >J?* of P JtnUy . *