Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 54, Decatur, Adams County, 2 March 1940 — Page 6

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SECOND CITY SERIES GAME MONDAY NIGHT Junior High And St. Joe To Play At Commodores Gym Monday Th*' second gam* hi the annual Herten for the city grade title will lie playe<| at the Commodore gym Monday night with the Decatur Junior high wetter* meeting the St. Joseph grader* Junior high, with one victory tucked under their belt*, will Im- ! gunning for two straight win* and possession of the Wemhoff trophy for another year. The Catholic lad*, however, who have Improved a* the sea Min nd valued, promise to give the public school five plenty of <oni|M-tltloii hi their first meeting In January Junior high scored a decisive 32 11 Win. but the St Joe- boy* are Just M deiertntned to mark Monday's encounter on their win ledger a* their opponents ate lo make II two straight The Junior high five now hold* i possession of the trophy by virtue of their victory In the series com pet it bin last year. Should St Joe win Monday a third and deciding game would lie needed to e«talill*h possession of the trophy for the year However, should Junior high make it two in a row. the trophy will he retained by them until neit season Coach Steve Everhart of the Junior high and Coach lh>b Bolinger of St. Joe report their hoy* in good eonditirm and ready to do battle Much interest I* shown in the •erle* each year by lot al net fan*. Who come to get an eyeful of the ahliltle* of the embryonic Yellow Jacket* and Commdore* Proud parent* and relative* of the youthfnl net ter* also swell the crowd conaMerably at these game* I The flrat game will lie called at 7:14 o'rlca-k with the reserve five* clashing The big game will be played approximately one hour lai er . .... . First I’. B. Church Chicken Supper, Saturday 5-7 p. m.

w SUN. MON. TUES. Continuous Sunday from 1:15 “BROADWAY MELODY OF 1910” Fred Aataire, Eleanor Powell. George Murph). Frank Morgan ALSO — Bowling Specialty "Set ’Em Up" 4 Cartoon lOc-25c O—O Last Time Tonight—" Charlie McCarthy, Detectivo" Edgar Bergen, Charlie 4 Mortimer ALSO — Short* 10e-2Sc I CORT SUN. MON. TI ES. Contmuou* Sunday 10c 1:15 to 4 ' “TROPIC FURY” Richard Arlen. Andy Devne & ‘Emergency Squad’ Wm. Henry, Louise Campbell Evenings K»c-20c • o O last Time Tonight — "Oklahoma ’rentier" Jehn Mack Brown. Bob Baker. ALSO—"Z err o. Fighting Legion" 10c-15c MORRIS PLAN LOANS FURNITURE LIVESTOCK ELECTRIC STOVES REFRIGERATORS Special Plan for School Teacher*. NEW AUTOMOBILES M OO for 1100.00 per row Repayable Monthly. Suttles-Edwards Co. Representative*.

MOOSE TEAMS TO BOWL HERE Moose league Bowling Teams To Hold Matches Here Sunday I The team* in the Moose- travel- > Ing league will bowl In lhis elty Sunday afternoon, with both Mie* i It <-< rent loti and <l. E (dub alley* jat modeling the kegler*. ■ Fort Wayne No 3. Huntington. Peru and Imgansport will roll at the t; E i lull alleys at I 30 p m Sunday I Fort Waytie No. 4 and Wabash will roll nt Mie* Recreation al I 30 | p m Fort Wayne la-glon and Bluffton will bowl at 3 3t> p ttt i and Decatur and Auburn will take | the alley* at 4 3'l pm. The Decatur representative* are now In second place In the league with a record of 13 game* won and two lost Fort Wayne No I holds i first place with 20 win* and ne toss Slump leads the local keglers with 195 average, followed by Ahr with IM, last-1 wnh IMi Mutse-h let |69 and Keller 166 o ♦ • Sectional Scores • • Fort Wayne ' Columbia City 43 Harlan 32 South Side 52. Monroeville 14 ■ Leo M Hoagland 2’> Cetittal <>i. Elmhntst :■< North Side ,'il, Columbia city 2* ■luffton latncastei 2* <>»«fan -•» 1 Colon Cent.o :tl Petroleum 21 Liberty Center 19. Jackson 23 1 Huntington Rockcreek 23 Bancpio I* Lancaster 41. Polk Twp 23 Hippu* 47. Washingion Center 2* South Whitley 23 Huntington Twp in Huntington 43. Roanoke 33 : Warren 31. Cleat Creek 25 Lancaster 49. Hippu* 3o , Huntington .>7. South Whitley Is Hartford City Bryant IS. Piding 12 Portland 42. Dunkirk 26 Gray 29, Jefferson 17 Madison 41. Roll 3> Pennville 2*. Hartford City 2* Montpelier 17. Bryant la Portland 35 Gray 23 I Kendallville W‘dflnke 3t Topeka 23 I I Kendallville ,39. Scott 17 I Avlll.i 55. Ci.miw.-ll 21 | Rome 4cy 3|. Liviuii' i2l ‘ We.‘.< Pit Ville :,r,. Springfield Twp Jo

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' As President Inspects New Panama Defense Zone ! / . z k< | |<J 2| Ik w H||B WIK tnapactlnt tba mw d»(Mw«« at Camp Paralac, Bal- I V. ■ oSclals of th* canal aone. TM ptwldential boa, Panama. Pmidvnt Rooarvalt la «h«»wn with | party la on rout* bom*

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McCarthy Gives Pep Talk mH W A ' *W jHLp j :rtß Manager Joe MrCarthy of tiie New York Yankees gives his squadmen a ptp talk at St Petersburg. Fla, where the world champions train.

protocol nt the foreign office ■ Charge D'Affaires Kirk followed: In a aecond government car with Gustav Strove, a protocol officer, as his n»cort. to the chancellery entrance flanked hy rttnrds and two heroicslse bronze figures of nude male athletes Itoernlierg was (relieved to have .'old Welles liefore the conference ihat It had been arranged for him to Goering tomorrow morning at Goering's country estate. Karin Hall near Itorlln. and to see Ru-

dolf Hess. Hitler's deputy and heir ! No. 2 Welles planned tentatively to I i leave for I-ausanne al * p m tomorrow <2 p tn CSTt nnd to go on to Parle Wednesday SOVIET TROOPS n>NTINUKL> PROM PAOU ONM> and landed on the Karelian Isthmus supporting Infantry Today's communique Mild that Itetween February 11 and March 1

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the Russian* had brought down 191 Finnish airplane* and raptured an eitotmmir quantity of war mater Ini* In addition lo *22 dei'«m»l»e fotllflcallou* arrivals Mr. and Mrs James Mose* of route I. Deratnr are the parent* of a baby boy horn at the Adams county memorial hospital ibis morning at * 22 o’clork. The baby who has been named laitry Gene, weighed eight pound* and thirteen ounce* This Is the aervuid child and second soli Word was rec eived here lialuy of the birth of a girl baby to Mr and Mrs. Thoma* Vuglrwede al llnntplon Roads. Va. The Imby ha* been named Kay Ellen and i« the first child. The grandmother. Mr*. Char He Voglewede of this < ity. I* visiting with her son and daughter-in-law Mr Voglewede I* an aeronautical engineer with the I’ S Navy o New State Insurance Commissioner Named Indianapolis. Ind Man h 2 tl'l’l (hrv M Clifford Townsend late yesterday appointed Frank J Viehmsnn of Indianapolis as the state insurance commissioner to succeed George H Newliauer of Hartford City .who died last week Vlehmann head* his own company here an Insurance and real estate agency which he founded If I 1927 He I* a Democrat, a world war veteran and member of the American la-gion ae.<i has spent most of hi* life In the Insurance . business He rake* office Itnmed-1 lately a NAVY L(H ATES rCONTINCRO OH PAUR THItEKI ly The broadcaatlng company reported that It had pic ked up radio message disc lmiing the presence of the fl. 11 j The position of the reported attack mt the Southgate was close j to the outer defense* of the Pan ama canal, which President Remse velt favor* strengthening. A navy air tease 1* now being built in ' Puerto Rico and a new military department has been created there Capt W . F Towle, commander of the coast guard district here, said the position given In the Southgate's SSS Was 19 5* north. 64 <u> west The Southgate, of 4.*62 ton*, apparently was hound for Montevideo. where she arrived Dec 1 The scene of het reported attack was neat the Virgin Island*, a

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t’nlted State* po*«e»»ion It was near the m eme of the t ap . tare of the British freighter Stonegate by the German potkel battlei ship lh-ut*< hland early In the war one of the first vlolalion* of the neutrality lone set up by the 21 American republic* at Panama. The Stonegate* crew wa* put abroad the American freighter (Ity of Flint, after It bad be«a I captured by the Deutschland There have liven several vlida-1 tions of the neutrality time by I surface warship*, the most notable living the battle Itetween three I British cruisers and the German pcM-ket lutHleshlp Admiral Graf | Bp«e. whic h ended 111 the harbor I at Montevideo where the Graf | Spec was scuttled |

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