Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 69, Decatur, Adams County, 20 March 1940 — Page 6

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SPRING GREETED I TODAY BY SNOW Snow Greets Spring’s Arrival In North Tier Os States By United Press Snow greeted spring's arrival today In th* nation’ll north tier of: states A white blanket extended from i .Montana to New York alate, rang Ing from an Inch of enow at the

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! western extremity to HI inches In 1 part* of Wisconsin and Michigan South of the north central states l and below the Ohio river valley, skies were clear generally and ] temperatures normal. Hath sea- ' lemrda received spring In aunahlne The U. H. weather bureau In Chicago reported that Canadian la»me anew laden cloud* were over the Great latke* region today I and continued snowfall wan pre dieted from Michigan to uppei New York atate tonight Milwaukee repotted eight Inche* | of anow at Ka. m . and it waa mill snowing. i The name swallows of San Juan i Capistrano were aecure In their neal at the California mission i having returned there exactly on ■ schedule for the 127th consecutive ynnr. DRUG COMPANY 'continued fbob faob onb> * laiwreme Klelnhenl. who had purchased several share* In 1902 aftet the death of Mr Holthouae The firm had been operated »lnc* 19in by Mr Heuer and Mr Klein henx. with Mra. Holthouae holding her huiband'* Intereat until the re-' tent death of Mr. Klelnhenz Mra Vera Klelnhenz. widow of the late , Mr Klelnhenz. held her husband's ahare of the stock until the transaction thia morning Mlaa Holthouae stated thia morn-1 Ing that the firm would continue to operate under the same name and that no Immediate change*' are to be made in the personnel Mr Hener will remain at the store. : a* will other employe*, she stated I r TWENTY YEARsTI AGO TODAY • -—• ( March Jo Senator Truman Newberry of Michigan and sixteen others found guilty of election fraud conspiracy, at Grand Rapid*. Michigan. The senator Is given two years In prison and a ||ooon fine 1 I area I business men vote in favor 1 of an Old Home Week In connection with the Great Northern fair. Blue Creek OH and Gas font pany Is organixed and will drill wells In Blue Creek township. I The road between Decatur and 1 Portland is officially taken over 1 by the State Highway Commission. I Senator Newberry refuses to resign his office as U. S. senator. 1 Rule- Wilkens Is showing at the Crystal theater. _ —— g ; i CITY TO VOTE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONB) I | opted .ind are moved hack when stamftird flute Is resumed Itayllght savings time was In es- 1 , feet here once before and was. t abandoned after being defeated by i a vote of the citizens A second i move toward re-adopting the , st hedule was also defeated in a | vote several year* ago. .

NEW TRIAL IS DENIED HARTER Convicted Peru Banker Is To Be .Sentenced Friday Morning South Rend. Ind.. March 20 — I ili.RI — Donald H. Harter of Peru, former secretary of the Wabash Valley Trust company of Peru who 1 was found guilty last week of vlo- ' Ist Ing the national banking act. will be sentenced by Judge Thom I as W Slick In federal court Friday I morning. Judge Slick late yesterday overruled motions by defense attorneys for arrest of a Judgment and a new . trial. Harter. *2. was found guilty ( by a Jury on nine of 1« counts In an Indictment against him charg- I tng misapplication of bank funds and embeaxlement. He is liable to a 25.000 line and a tlve-year prison term on each count. Defense counsel requested that sentencing he delayed until Friday to permit them to obtain an appeal bond set by Judge Slick at IIS.OMI They plan to have Harter's conviction to the circuit court of appeals in Chicago. Attorneys contended lhat Hart,er was not liable to prosecution under the national banking act since assets of the bank were not Involved In his alleged defalcations. but pnly the assets of Mrs. Rert Rowers and Mr*. Cora Fowler. whose securities were not pro- ■ tected under Indiana laws. I SUMNER WELLES (CONTINUED FROM FAOE ONE) how the war can ever be won under present methods, and are seeing their resources slowly being used up 2- Developments are under way looking to a German-Italian Russian scheme for Balkan security 1 designed to keep the war out of southeast Europe 4 Germany * suspicion that the United State* favors the allies appears to have been somewhat softened by Welles’ failure either to try to sell the Germans a peace plan or to repeal to the allies what he had been told confidentially in Berlin However it was believed the time may not yet he ripe for the restoration of complete diplomatic relations between the United States and Germany including the return of the ambassador* Welles was believed to have left th polite Impression in Eunpr that the United States was reserving a seat at the next peace conference table to insist that there shall bs| no one sided peace and that the new Anglo-French commercial alliance. represented a* the allies' idea for netting up a European con-1 federation after the war. la not I used against American trade In-' teraota For Welles, the trip was a per- i sonal triumph He had been first! received in Europe with skepticism bordering possibly on amusement! ’ a polite young man." they call-;

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I cd him. but unschooled in the ways > of European diplomacy anotherl . Colonel House come to call But I before he had left Rome even to ' In-gin his lour of belligerent caplI tals. the word had gone ahead from Mussolini that be waa well worth receiving. Before he left. Welles had proved : his ability to listen and say nothing In five languages: Italians Were calling him a "maater dlplo I mat”: Germans ware "greatly ImI pressed and French and British agreed that be was no "Colonel House" . Whatever else he accomplished. It was tielie red that Welles had I made i-onslderatde progress with | Mussolini toward a new understanding In American-Italian relations Negotiation* toward an American-Italian trade pact were suspended two years ago because the United Rtatea failed to recog 1 nlze Italy's conquest of Ethiopia -; (he only large country exrept I Russia which stffl baa not recognized it. ' ♦— 11 "■— - YOUNG PEOPLE (CONTINUED ON PAPE THREE) Jsrlus—Geqp .Arnold. Wife of Jarius — Mabie Stone- i burner. Daughter of Jarlue—Joan Ryerly. i Mzsrua - Edward Taney. Mary Magdalene — Mary Reinhard. Mary. Mother of Jesus — Gen* Lesh. Small boy John Llby

f/ EASTERTIME AT THIS time of year, earth reawakes. Life takes on a new joy as the green slowly carpets the land. Incredible music bursts forth from the throats of birds, singing with the sheer joy of Spring and Easter Time. The good, clean smell of earth is everywhere and a pleasant sense of well being. It’s good to be alive in Spring—good to feel the vibrant joy that comes with a new youth. It’s the time to plan for the new season? Read the church, society and other news and follow the advertisements of Spring merchandise in the Decatur Daily Democrat! Read it - Buy it or Sell it in , • i Decatur Daily Democrat

—— Mav Buv Yankees SmßmjSvS' jail A syndicate headed by Gov Fran- : ria P. Murphy of New Hampshire reportedly is bidding for the New York Yankee baseball club, which is up for sole for 17.000.000. Sts Lion Lured Back to Sea Redwood City. Cal.~<UJ!>— Poundmaater Allan McKay knew Juet what to do when what was later diagnosed as a seal or a sea Hon suddenly showed up on the principal street of the city. He got a few pounds of kippers, and by throwing them acroM the path of the animal finally lured it Into a big pa> king ease. In which it waa wisely returned to the aea.

Plan Investigation Os Mine DiNahter Neff. Ohio.. March 20 -il’PI — Official* of the Hanna coal company prepared today to cooperate i with a congressional group which will Investigate an explosion last Meturday that apparently took the ' Ilves of 71 miners In the Willow Grove mine. A total of 2<i bodies had been re covered from the mine today and i nil but one Identified. ... i O'" ■' — — Roosevelt Ordered To Bed With Cold Washington. March 20 (UFJ — President Roosevelt today was | ordered hack to bed in an attempt , to throw off a severe cold with which he has been suffering for 1 more than a week - - Portland Factory Official h Dead Portland. Ind . March (UP! I Orville Easterday. official of the ‘ Kay Garment factories here, died 1 today at his home as a result of heart trouble and a general break down He had been a patient at the TODAYS COMMON ERROR 11 Do not try to make a Mtln ’ plural of ignoramus by substituting “I" for ~m". The cor i reel plural is Ignoramuses » , ... «

hospital until I# days ago when hl* (ondltlon was improved and he returned home. Eusterday started In the grocery business with his father. He wan

Public Sale The undersigned administratrix of th* . . * King, deceased, will nell at Public Auction SKXtL* - * B, ”’ h FRIDAY, MARCH 29. IMS Beginning at 12:00 Noon LIVfSTOCK-C head of Dairy Cows; I lamb In April; I Pure llred Shropshire R aill - **"'**9 ! pig* ""M Hose GRAIN A MAY Soo liuahel of Corn; N ton n.uj „ I Alfalfa and Clover , IMPLEMENT*—MoIine FertiliP-r Grain D-ll u Manure Spreader; Spring Tooth Harrow Wan,, ‘ ”’4 vator; Mower; Tedder. Garden Plows H.»g F.h.ihL . irf Ilog Pence; Corn Kheller; 2 Pump Jacks I u.-hh *** Stretcher; Round Brooder Ilona*; U WII \t.,.., ll ' 1 * Stove. • r HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Hot Point electric r * n< . wlrt k I to mauh. used l« months; Heatroia heating | burner kerosene stove; Home Comfort kin hen J( tg» l .‘Tillable and chairs, oak dining room suit* .1 bl ,, i. I suite; Philco radio, deer head, hall tree Sing. , | 2 Ivory bedroom atilts-e; brass bed DeUvsl . .4 , JJ’T 1 Maytag washing machine, fruH cupboards t Am. 1 ruga 11x12, and many articles too numerous to mentis AUTOMOBILE—I 92. Plymouth 4 door sedan tim. . I2«m. TERMS-Cash * W| I\ A D. KIN(s, /\d minixtrat Uny S Johnson -Auctioneer Melvin Shively —Clerk Than* Spahr -Attorney

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