Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 265, Decatur, Adams County, 8 November 1939 — Page 5

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PUBLIC SALE undersigned Trustees will sell at I’ublic Auction on t M Decatur: SATURDAY, Nov. 11th At 1:00 P. M. Brethren Church Building and lot. Building ■H ft., in first class repair. Can be inspected anytime time of sale. —CASH. PoaMMiOii in 30 day* LAWRENCE MICHEL, FRANK JOHNSON, Trustees. >ll AUCt. ■ I W£A7 $6-50 a ton CASH. ißurk Elevator Co ■j tEmx'lF I TURKEY ft To Every New and USED CAR BUYER Enjoy the double pleasure of a Fine I M-d Car. or a New Ford or Mercury, and a Swell Turkey Dinner for lhanksgising. With each New or I »ed Car purchased lielore Nos ember 22nd we will have a 10 pound Turkey, lite or dre»**d. delivered to your home by Meir Egg and Poultry Co. DEPENDABLE SERVICE Al D. Schmitt Motor Sales lat at Jeflerson ' a ***aaawww*ivwwwM*******'******* M *

Striker, and Dulls Haines Jefferson Mary Allee Butcher. ; HsHeti Haines. Wllda Ma,- Wall Nola Charleston Wanda Lautzeu helaer. Ruth Christy Grace .Moaner. Kathryn Kunkel and Cleo i Wall. 1 Kirkland Dorothea Hlrschy. Joan Byerly. Maijorte Byerly Gladys Man key. .Mary Jane W„r ■ den. Helen Thurman Virginia Thurman. Donna lt.ll. Roth. Ed na Warthman. Deloria Byerly . and Eileen Ehrtnsn 1 Monroe Uris Jean Hchug. ■ Irene Graber, larrena Nussbaum. Kuth Steury. Verna Steury, Elea nore Beth Schwarts. Florin,* i Steury. Evelyn Graber and Naomi i Steury Preble Marcella Hoffman. Mary Gerber. Ituth W.-rllnn. Lillian fltolp Anita Koem-mann. • Florem- Hoffman Lillian Koenrniane Selma Kornemann. and Norma Welling Hoot Helen Bristol. Hetty Jane Sima. Nelvailne Helbold. Pa lrl< la Kllaou, lim«ene Helbold. I Alice Tuiulilesuii. Nonna Tumble son. Margaret Moses and Vera Beihold st John's Elenoie Meyer. Wilma Schroeder, Eileen Krause, Helen Krause, larrlne Htheumaun. Gertrude Aumanii and Irene Bui temeiet St. Mary's -Jean Marie Everett, Ruth Clark. Jean Ray. Dora Mae McCullough Doris Marts and Frances Kay. Onion Florence Biens 110 Jean Grote. Luetta Haugh Edith Mar bach. Edna Marbach, Evelyn Thieme. Dorothy Thieme. Regina Thieme and Kathryn Shaffer. Wabash Kathryn Nelson. Nema Stanley. Juanita Mary Davidson, Jean Stanley. Kathryn Armstrong. Irene Malhya and Beni* ice Mathya Waahingtoii Marjorie Gay,

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1939.

| Docs This Mean Sea Tragedy? ~ — -- •—-riMßrir** *4*F •w -i ■rb • v Found on the beach near Jupiter, Fla. this lifeboat adds new evidence of a probable disaster at sea. Earlier, an oil slick and bits of wreckage started a search for the Identity of the vessel believed lost in the storm.

Phyllis Hoffman. Jean Lauten ( schleger, Catherine Andrews Ruth Grove Wilma Grove. Virginia Hoffman and Barbara Lc-h , man. Kirkland Donald Hlrschy. Rol land S, berry. Billy Shady. Dorris 1 Williamson Dale Fruechte, Billy Arnold Jam*s Fosnaugh. Kenne'h ■ Roth. DeWitt Williamson. Nil*' 1 Williamson. Don Arnold. Jack 1 Bclnek* Hugh Ehnnan. Dwight Roth. Donald Shady. Eugene Athold ami Stanley Arnold Monroe Doyle Rich. Leonard S< hwartz, Reuben Nussbaum . Raymond Sr-hwang. Milo Nussbaum. Alvin Nussbaum. Franklin 4 Steury, Millard Schwarts, Leßoy Schwarts and Elmer Nussbaum Preble Paul Getln r. Hat old Siherry. Randle Walt hie. Melvin Wrrliiig Eugene Bender, Itallit* Jean Walchh Richard Helmrich. Loren Kruetzmau. Junior Helm rich, Bobby Reppert I'lilou Edwaid Bulinahn. Rob ' ert riuluu!-.;.. R->*—rt Sinitlev , Vernon Sniitley. Dclmer Thieme Carl Geimei Roberi Geiim-r. Roy Bleehe, Harry Hl* eke. Herbert GiM'lz. Robert Goelz, Gilbert Bi* nz Keiim th lllvnz, Roberi llaiimg Donald Grote. Ralph Grote ami Frederick S< hamerloh Calf club Edward Sprnnger. I Marvin Sprunger, Joseph Nldling ' *t. Thomas <> Lehman lalwin < Korte It cue Fosnaugh Agues Roller. Maty Kelt* llos* Man* A*-s< liliiiiait Armlmla Innig* i Those who have not r*-< * iv*'d their pins may obtain th* m at the . county agent's oitlcc . — ——• o NEW ACTIVITY tCONTINVED FROM FAUt. O««i era: h>us. Paris newspaper**. meanwhile reported that Hollailil and B*l Kium wire threatened by German eonceiitialioiis on lheii liontleis They said th< Germans had mans-1 »*d motorized units near th*- nt-.i | tral Irorders. sonic of whleli had se* ii a< Hon in Poland, and that the Dut* h geneial stalf had *l* * id ed to eat* nd a stale of siege ov -> all Dutch territory and increaae' Hie area of lowland iliutnlalloiis Nazi Version ll* i Im. Nov s RJ.PJ Niue enemy airplanes were shot down during th*' first week of Novein la c. the German army high com-j maud aiinoiiui e<l oxlay During th* sain*' p* i ioil two German I plan* s were shot dawn and ihre«wi re listed as miaslng tme Biltlsh plan*- was shot down neai tli*- i oiilliH'in * of the Ifhint ami Wuppe rivers th munl'iue raid and one French plane was downed mar Volklingen Thiee other enemy planes were shot down near Saailaiileru. DeseiibiiiK opeiatlima on the wisieru front th*- high loitimand Mid that tn tho west there was I somewhat llvellei artillery and pattol ai thlty " Gen Wilhelm Reifel i hies ol lb*- army high comma nd. lit collaboratloii with the ministry ol justice issued an ord* i permitting ‘long distance UMi'ilagos ' for sol dlers on active service Th*' order provides llm I soldliTS desiring to w*'d must give their iHttt.illou eommand'-is wiilteii nollee. o Harvard L’nivendty Bars Earl Brow dvr Cambridge. Mass. Nov * (J.R) llarvaid university announced Imlay Hist It has barrel) Karl Hrowder. general secretary of the ctimmiinlsl party from a sfieskrng ougagemeut because he Is under fsdeial Indti imi-ui on chargee ot falsifying passport appllcalloiis Biowder bad been scheduled lo speak al the new lecture hall on univctaiiy grounds nest Wcdusday under the auspices of the John Heed sm leiy. under gradual) m gauisalluu uaiued lu honor of the. Harvard aiumuua who beat me s Rusaiau revolutionary hero.

Claims Valuable Nazi Ship Seized Ixtndon. Nov. k —(UP)— First land of the admiralty Wlmtlon' Churidlill told the house of com-, nions today that the aircraft carrier' Ark Royal, which Germany repent* •illy claimod to have sunk, has cap-1 tur*-d a valuable Nasi Ship. He referred to the captured ship as a most valuable recent prise, indicating it was a merchant ship. Churchill also revealod that in addi'iou to previously announced losses, Britalu has lost the submarine Oxley through an aci-üb-nlal esploeion He said the circumstances ot the loss were such that "It's pu'*li<atiou was inadvisable” at the time It occurred. BATTLES LOOM ■ comikuku »ko» raus. <jnK> ville. eigliih distrut. Eugen,- B i Crowe, ol Bedford, eleventh district, ami Lo'tls Ludlow of Indianapolia, twelfth district. Only oue candidate has announced dehnitcly hi opponllioli to Hliy ot these live He Is state Senator Elliott Conroy of Hammond itl the first. , 111 the Stioligly Republhau sei ' ond district, where Ren. Charles Halleck of lleiniselaer appears virtually Uliheatahh-, th*- Diiumruts may have to draft a strong candidate Most prominently mentioned are Harry P. 8, hultz. Lafayette attormy and former disirht chairman. anil F Edward Dumas. Fowl i *-r attorney ami former Beutou county pr*>B<-< utoi. Slat*- Senator EUgcU*- J. Payiou ol Mouth 11* ml appears to be a strong li* uio< iati* candidate in the I third district which Rep Robert' Grant won for th*' Republicans last I year. Payton has Ihi-ii one of the leading In-in*** rati* »*iiaiors In InI dialia’s I'glslaii.rc for several ; >* .irAlso in* nlion-'d in th*- third ai>‘ former stat*- Senator George II Sands. Houlli Bond attorney, and Georg< N. Beamer of South Ikud. win* was nominated last year but l*i. l Io Grant Eeveral |au-slblliti>-s are menlioii*d in the fourth district and th*- problem will In* to sele, t someone who cal, mak* a strong race .igahMl the lt< pubhi an Im umlH-nt. It* p George W GiUl> *>( Fort I Wayne, who Won In a landslide lasi year. Jaun-a I. F.irl* y. whom Gillie <l*'(>*giwl probably will not lull again. It was Indi* wil d ThiM- mentioned as Democratic candidates, how-cv,-i an- Clarence Roy of Fort Wayne, mi-nilier of the Allen >ounty tvmmissiimera; Sam Chland. Fori Wayne st’miiey, and Mayor Fn-d Fehk of Garrett Deinoerata of the tilth district i repurlcd that Glenn Griswold ol Peru, who low* in IBM lo Map. Fonv-st A Harueas of KokOHK'. probably would not cuter the race thia year. Some DriU'aiats are hopeful that Gov. M Clifford Townsend will make the lan aiihoogli there has lie. n no ii>db Hloii fhnt he la < oiisiiU-rlug i TownoaM. who ri iln-a from lh< Bivornorahlp oi» Jan I. Itrll was a coagrewsioual tandidalv la H>M Ihii was defeated. Elate II- pD-seiiiailve George U ] Wolf of Peru already Is an active 'sadldatv for Hie llftb dlstriii uomlnallon. Wolf Is a supporter ol the Tow as,-ad old age pension plan Campaign lor the sizth dlstrli' | nomination Is Alan-on L. Albright, Cayuga veK'fibarlaii and former stale senator H Is an mgsulzcr for Townsend • bibs and is running ou a Towiini’iid platform Hep Noble Johnsou of Terre Haute, the llepiihlli au h’* umlieut. received Townsend support in the last el"* Hou Msuy sikth di*’fi< ’ Uvmocrgls j hsve been urging young Howard Uatmau of Terre Haute, a statsj

CIO VICTOR IN I COURT RULING U. S. Circuit Court Upholds Ruling Against { Republic Steel i i Philadelphia. Pa.. Nov. M- <U.R> < —The congress of Industrial org- J anizstlon today won a sweeping i victory over the Republic Steel ■ Corp, in s unsnimous decision by < lhe third U. S circuit court of i appeals , The court sustained the order t of the national labor relations < board for the rotaatatemenl of approzlmslely 5.000 strikers and "lost pay” estimated at *7.500.000 Other NLRB stipulations affirmed disestablishment of the sm i-slled company dominated unions and to dealai In methods allegedly designed to crush the ClO's affiliate, lhe steel workers organlzlng committee Only dlsagieriueiii between the circuit court doeialon and Hie NLRB was refusal of the tribunal to uphold reinstatement of 40 company employes who engaged In the violence marked ’Utile steel” strikes of IM7 and committee law violations during the trouble. The court also upheld the board's decision that th,- company and not the union was responsible for the strike which spiead through the company's Ohio plants, tled up U. 8. malls, barricaded thousands of loyal employes within company buildings, brought frequent clashes between police and strikers and caused many injuries and much property damage. The 16 page d« * islou was written by circuit court judg, Albert B Marls and concurred in by judges John Biggs. J . and Wil Ham Clark ■ ■ —o—— BARBER RATES (CONTINUED FROM PAGE <>NKI Ueck clip. 15, The open and closing hours are: Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, s.oo A M. to 7.3 Ul* M.; Friday. * OP A M to s.'hi P M ; Maim day, s no A M to !, eo P M Th* state Isiard's approval pm representative, to inaat- lie- *..,<. Hatiuau, serving Ills Hist term, was one of the most acompllshed orators in the legislature during the i last ten:: Then* was some talk that Virginia Jem kes of Terre Haute, who lost lo Johnson last year, might be a candidal,- again although she has s|h-iil most of her lime in | Wushiugton aluce lhe HU* election. Three candidates already have uunouined lor Ibe Democratic race in the seventh district. They are Mtat, Meiiutor Charles II Bedwell <*f Hullhan. In I Owen Foster of Indiana university's m bool of edu- * atioii. BliHiiniiiglini. and Dr. O. A. Noland. Bloomluglou dentist, who i has Townsend club connections. Arthur H Greenwood, who scried Hi years in congress and Was defeated last year by Gerald Landis. Llutou H,publican, also may run agant although h, has made lio dcfllllte aiiiioiilueiiK nt. lu th,- tenth district. Fiuly Gray, former eongiessitiau who lost tn I*3* to Raymond S Hprlnger oi Conm-isvllle, Republican has not aiiiioiilu *-d Illa plans but is a Ilk* ly candidate Mom* Democrats are urging SutHrloi .fudge Claude Ball ol Munch- to seek the nominal 101 l

■"l 'HAT son or <bugh- * ter away at school or college may be "skating on thin ice” in more ways than one. AU manner of accidents can happen to young folks. zCTNA-IZE Let m esplaia the many grata,me fealeree e« the lew-coat XluSent'a A<<«Uwt Paiiry uawed by the Alaa Life lose ranee Campaav e< Harte Sard, rThe Suttlea-Eduards Co. Agents Niblich Stere •Id*. Oecatur. Ind.

vides that the rates and hours shall lx- effective for one year. iH-glnnmg November 7, 193*. Many Rabbita Are Killed By Autos <■»**■ Poor hunting tor 1939 Is predlctod by W A. Fonner If automobiles continue their present toll of rabbit killings. He said that in a trip made this w**«k to Fori Wayne he counted 11 rabbits doad along the way. ■However, he and George Flanders are optimistic and plan lo take the "two best hunting dogs in the stale” out early Friday morning tn pursuit of the raWilts Mt. Frmner's son. Heber, of Evansville. Is coming to Deistur to joiu in the opening day s hunt mg. War In Brief 'By l ulled Pless) LONDON: Pnme Minister Chamberlain Is expected lo reply lo With* linina-lx'*UH>id |H-a«- appeal ill speech at lord mayor’s lull* heou Thursday as belligerents and ueutrals reflect pessimism over appeals success; diplomats hear that iititiiaiiia'n King Carol has proposed that Rumania, Turkey, Jugoslavia and Greece join In pact against any non-Balkau power reaorting to aggressiou in Balkans. ■ ERLIN. Adult Hiller goes to Muni, Ii to celebrate In-or putach anniversary with peace appeal in his pocket; Nazi quarters doubt that action of Belgium and Netherlands sovereigns will halt Hi<- war; German army high command announces t hat nine emeiiy planer, were shot down durlug first w. *-k of November, when Germans had tw.i planes shot down and listed three a*, missing ROME: Sources to foreign office ray that any peace cont<-i<-ii<,- developing from Wilhelmina - Leopold appeal must consider Italy's claims su< h as in* reared sphere of Influence lu Balkans, additional rights hi Sues Canal and territorial claims in Tunisia and Djibouti. ISTANBUL: Return .if German ambassador Franz Von I'a p*n brings Hurry of diplomatic activity; Russian and Geriuau opposition to Anglo-Freiieo-Turkirh pact is highHauled «» ..(.tMi-! jb.--i" , *>,y meets to ratily it, observers believe preparaliuiis t**r new

Want to Feel like a Sy&fof? | VI THAT we mean is, how'd you like gentle lap of Foamtex-cushioned lux- ’’ to feel like you tuod to think a bit ury — shift gears with a finger-flick, aAef m**/A-c/, cruising along in his big take bump* in BuiCoil Springing * brawny Buick, envy of every young- “full float” comfort, even signal your | ■ter in town? turns by a touch on a lever. Fact ic, a big brawny Buick — this . . . 4 . , .... , , r . ... And what do you pay for all this — years beauty of a Buick — is within . ■ ... budget-bursting prices r a your reach right now. A husky headlong 107-horscpowcied h-nay! <in the contrary, you can buy giant valvc-in-hcad straight-eight can a Buick for •«'» ,han s,,,nt I be yours to command — you can roll And you II tmd when you look into around town in the staunch and steady whats included in these prices that | carriage that’s sure big, beautiful and a ,he > covcr man > an iu,n ,ha * > ,,u **' ll bearcat in action ** s ’ ,kc ‘ l P“> ntra ,or elsewhere. when its boss . . lt«'cs So l,h sights. go the car you really wan'—which means M „ .is n cs, you can talking with your nearest Amml dealer 1 ®l M „ ride in the —right now! ■htttco 'A" *■ 1 ■ mo ‘i! inn lit I i • !’ w ■ >z >..« I//.'*? J,..';v-< /<>«/.. n', > BK .Ve f •hii’rt lb f«. h>h « • M A/H*" 7 *' ; " ban t ■ ■ '«>' '' ■ K Z/ AgR Mr SAYLORS MOTOR CO. I 111 S. Second St. Decatur, Ind. M

Balkan entente are progressing favorably. PARIS: After three weeks of eomiisrative Inactivity German troops start local actlvi'y In Saar sector of western front from Moselle river to Ohrenthat Mllent. military dispatches report heavy German troop movements near Dutch frontier. French appreciate peace gesture from qu*,-n WHhelmiua and Klug Leopold but , Indicate war must go on unless Hiller agrees hi allies' terms DEATH ( LAI.MS .CONTINUED rgog r*U», ONE) Pennsylvania and Lilian at horn*’, and a granddaugliter, Unice Joyce. Meadows. Two brothers are deceased. Fum-ial services will In- held ft 1:30 o’clock C. S. T. Friday at the I church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Rev. R. W. Rash, will officiate at the services. The body will be returned to the residence Thursday afternoon slid may be viewed then- until the tlmt of the funeral. o CALIFORNIA AND (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONC) over 50 *3o lii state warraiits "every Thursday mounting returns from yesterday's election! demonstrated today The vote punctured another charted utopia in a state which had lieeome famous lot th<- variety of Ils utopian plans Within four hours after th*|h*lls closed ai 7 p in lasi night, leaders of the California life retirement payiii'-nis association I i-oni <-i|*'<l defeat They had been fervently sup|H,ri*-d by hundreds of thouaands of men .mil women' over 50 who hail hop, d lo obtain , a Ilf,- Inconie ot *3o a week from "self llqiii'la'hig pensions Their leaders. Willis Allen and Roy Owens, said —Never has a i.iinpnigii l„-<-n mon- bllterly fought .mil never lias a people's movement been siilijei led to a more vl* lons use of weapons *>l leal and disloitloll "The hearl-lireukliig work of iln him mis in Ibis campaign has iioi lieeii in vain. Nothing can slop th,- forward march ot an en lightened iieople. "Our first mov. In the dlr*-* tion of getting hsin and ,*ggs will I*,- started tomorrow < Wednesday > ' ilioinitlg. Th-- relit, iiient life pay-1 mem.*, association will institute '•■call proceedings against Gov Culbert 1. Olson Tin- margin by which the "ham

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and eggs” plan was defeated was surprising Over 3 to 1 Columbus 0.. N< v. k <U.PJ • I The Bigelow *. r io-a-mouth pension plan was defeated by better than 3 to I by Ohio voters In Tuesday's election, almost complete returns showed today Returns from *SM of the slate's *sk* precincts showed 1.536 sol . vote* against 'he plan and 4*4,l>M> I for It. I The Rev Herbert M Bigelow, of CliK'itmail. leader of lhe movei ment to give <SO a month to single 1 persons and l*o s month lo mat i led couples over 6o I'onceded de- , feat and said he would carry on 'i the fight. ID- said he would start today to file new petitions lo (lies,‘lit the plan again next year.

'"T| < I I ' 1 1 • j rsc-l>,,i*s inters,s. V.W ' foe Ao Duel V, X ] heat kot, up Ike , . I I flue — luir, watte s x - W | into waxwib. It's no secset that the eonuine EaUto Hoatrola tnskea coal pilee lasi longer. Some owners report fuel savings a, high as 40 percent. When you see Heatrola's scientific conotructron you'll know, why. Come in, we'll be happy to show you. Wide range of ityln, eises, pncti; convenient terms. Decatur Hatchery 122 Monros St. Phone 497