Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 21 October 1940 — Page 8

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e™ Tonight & Tuesday “NO TIME FOR COMEDY” .lame* .Stewart. R<**alind RuMtell. Cha*. Ruttgrle* ALSO s««r • ’uc 30c me T»« 0 0 — 4 T*ur» — 0' K Idare Gott Home Lew A,res s. Show Wednesday at 6 30 < r • - • To -day t ;r ’: '5 be sure to attend r " ~ n<j Sunday — FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT' CORT Tonight & Tuesday “PIER 13” Llcyd Nolan Lynn Bar & BORIS KARLOFF “BEFORE I HANG” Onh 10c-20c —o—o— Wed 4 Thura.""Military Academy" O—O Coming Sunday—" Grand Old Opry” A "Glamour for Sale

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THREE LEADING IN CONFERENCE Michivan. Minnesota \nd \<>rlhue*tern \re \ll I ndclcalctl < nit ..go <b .'I UP I ■ .el i i'«|u it K t> < r»>i * —, ?: l’ ftIFl l|!i«' < Mi* w<*k» '.y aid »m»*wh» • N* ■ t t»hio S' ; • »?'* 111'' w ’ * . ■ • • lilthui* Jf* to «• ,i».d * ’>iildit ’ n.iv»* * s nj,»y**d !•'•%*'ii*r* if th** >< «> »• hdd *<• W ...AMS .••mg >y Bill !•« Cai their own > ostiy tun/ lee which dropped them 17 to T has abate 4fl »*V**ti h.lfit ♦* 4jC4lTi*’ l*U 4*o If tv>WHO Pm dti«* * • rippb * h.n« hpeed will d*</ Notr* Dam** €1 to ♦» v;.' ,ry ov-r b*wll<i*r*d Carnal* T*< h may be misleading Th-- • no quo.lloti that Rimer 1...y-1-n hacoming head coach at Not»lh»m< Carnegie T-<’h. howev. sho»»d absolutely no liking foi blocking their pushing around !>y It -1y <’ro-- the a*-«-k la-tor-- A* - t< • nit. Xotre Irani-* -tp-rt tli»t tin- ground out all their »pirit and phy-i-al reeerv- I- wa» a In—lfor the other- tn th- lint of *7 men j who ran iito lit- gam- ► -o • « Today’s Sport Parade By Henry McLemore e ♦ New York Ort 21 — U.P) Monday* grtd-ironiee Notre tram-u»-d 67 playerg tn scoring 61 point* again*! Carnegie Tech and the nation i» wondering who th- ill < ulprtt* gre who couldn't get their one point Apparently the Irish M|uad is no good that Elmer 1-ay-den could take a vacation and let Pat O'Brien with or without makeup. coa< h for the rest of the season Jock Sutherland must have laughed and th- alumni wept as Pittsburgh s "pure as snow team was whaled by Fordham in a snowstorm . . . The magicians' union has demanded that Clark Shaughnessy take out a card and pay dues for what he has done with a Stanford team that batted a brilliant (MM> in the Pacific conference last year The Indians' successive victories over Santa Clara and Washington State Indicates they’ll have something to say about the landscaue gardening in the Koae Howl, come Jan. 1 . . Ohio State did everything a great footbolt team should do — eacept win —in the game with Minnesota . . . This Is a common falling with the Buckeyes. whose trophy room la decorated with more moral victories than even an elephant among the

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p.oy.-d him a* a pa-*-' which t* l;-.. •.. .. w- . t ..nd rile Mi- 111 . Wolx-r.ii-s hax. < *w..t tiM.th -mill a" -d by liiiio.i* in th. : a.'.'. ** i;ps-r of th- s—a*..|i last y-ai M -hfgat with T-tn Harmon x - • -a to 801. W.---1.. 1 . - k 'h- I mi .part to what .|!<lli ' :rak. them ti- k West tail ga ned 127 mot- yard* that-, all Bob Z rppk-s in-ti put together A < owd 0f’35.000 saw 3 atI- at tMithniouth which prove* that lyaity is not d-a.l hi - hi* iintry , Harv.i-d and Winy (ought < ..6 4 tie thus giving llto th..*.- IHII.S who proph.-sied 'h.r th. Wmy .ml Harvard team* ot thl« y-ar < i.ul.in t s<or- against .: «qttad of Pullman conductors piaying a thr-«- man line Frank lt> avail treat Pi in. -toll 46 to 2« iii th« gt -atest .me man show •in <• John H . lynior. . ~iiu- ot aitTh- Pennsylvania Mar* who 11 du-’ with Harmon at Ann Arbor ti-.f wc-k *< ..red fiv- touchdowns. |>,i -.-d for another and kl< k.-d an -xtra point Bill In* Corr-vont. * r •• .igllt Wa* h d lllld-r a bushel of pre** clippings—last year, continued hi* great play ot IMfl to • ;>:«: k Northwestern to a win ove* \l t-< onsln’s hadg-red Badgers It l> t'orr.-vont hadn't kept a scrapbook h<- probably would havt!>—n all-American by now

FARLEY FRIENDS SEE F.D.R.WIN Sat -lame* V Farley Predict* X'arro* Maritin For Roosevelt W.<*hing -■ t>- 21 U*' p-r 11.. |Hi.im.fte gencial Jarne* t y , . y » - l»p • • ••d '•* t -.1.1- -mI.iV •» - vinr th- S' -t pt-.id-iuial -iction would *- th- «l-.—*t i'i year* .m-l i , '-«t Th» - tn i» < *ti4t*4®a*r ••• t ii•• »»• • ; u , ... | it hu - atth gioiiml -t.i;-- .ire l.k-ly tu make th- d-f F.i: - y hit h- HV. -. i.-.n huU* <y. w'th .. pre-in ' lon ’hat Mt H.-. -vl' would l<>— only M-.Uo ,-..| V-irn .i. - It i' the wa. y a -'e.tk dinner and patty h« .i-l<|'b»' '*’• pool e*rimate I'. |. \ • priv.c- i<lgm* nt .vp * •-d >•< th. day h- < h..— Main- tnd V-rmoti' -i th. Hilfmoit- h-.t-l |>....l a<• -hat klf M l.itndoti 11.-ptth-j. .tn candidate would *• ' a few more Mates than that Ils political judgment i* rated? top* and n« w deal cam|biign«-r * atw •hint Farlejr w.iuld c.- n- out in the ..pen with .1 Il.toMVeit -l-.'ini pt-diction -v-ii though h- iall hid* to mak- a Hoosevclt M .II.K- *p—<h Hut Farl-y will r-fu— to *p-.ik in ihls campaign II- *tl)l maint un* hl* ..ptH.aition to a third term « itidlda. y It I* elpected. ho* —ver that Farley’* dtslik- of a third term will not persuade him to ln.lt thi* year and that h- will vote the ticket straight from p-eaident down on Nov 5 Th- best th- new deal .an hop- ! om Farley in th. way of •npp.it will he som- piitilii acknowledgement thus h> will vote thi* year for th- man wh-m- sp-< at ularly sue < . —fill campaigns he managed In 1132 and Hl* Farley took > walk la-t July after th- Bern w rath national - .invention join. .I the third term parade Sum- of Mr Roosevelt • .«•• > .sates are bitter toward F’.ul.-y contending that h- was disloyal to hi* ihiet in seeking either 'he pt.-«id«-litial or vice pi-•id-n'lai nomination for himself while remaining in th- cabinet and a* chairman of th- fh-mocratic national committee Some of Farley's friend* are bitter too They feel that from the time the late Sen Huey P 1.-mg of laiulsvllle at tempt'd to smear Farley with a senate Investigation whs- h . committee promptly qua-h-d :i- *o..n :>• Long - evidence wa» in intll he finally left the . ablnet. Mi Roosevelt gradually was easing the pally .hall man away from the council table to make way for comparative newcomers Farley wi* one of those who Is-lleved Henry A Wallace's early Repilhl can affiliation* should have barred bnn from the national ticket Also at issue wa* last *pring's column by Ernest K Lindley in the Washington Post quoting Mr Rmiseveit as having told callers ths’ Farley • religion wa* a bar to hi* nomination for president or vice president Mr Roosevelt repudiated the word* attributed to him but there wa* no persuasive proof that Farley or some of hl* friend* were convinced The other big political fish still unhooked by either candidate is | president John L Lewis of the congress of Industrial organisations la-wl* recently ha* conferred with Mr Rooaevelt a couple of time* .ilthough he said b.*t winter that he would be igtioininlously defeated if he nought a third term li ha* been reported that he planned a statement thi* w.-ek endorsing Wendell L WHIkl- Republican presidential candidate lewis re fused to confirm or deny that report PRESIDEXT WBL CtINTINI’En FKOM PAGE ONE! number Is 1.111 Glen Lloyd Roth of Decatur, route four ha* 2.222 The entire task of numb.-ting wa* done by the board members in a strictly nonpartisan manner The card* were thoroughly »huffled and -ven turned face down so tissst no on- on the Imard knew what card wa* to fall beneath the numbering machine The hour of the day In which you registered, the precinct m which you registered, whether your nambegins with an "A' or "Z" had no effect on the numbering A* an illustration; the writer wa* the third man to register In Decatur 3A. registering at about 7 <»5 a m on constcrlption day—and hl* num ber Is 7M. Still another Incident "tops'' this, however The young man who reportedly stood la Un- at the library In Decatur from S'3o a. m. until 7 a. m waiting to register drew the number 1.274. Sines each man is expected to keep himself informed It I* suggested that each registered man look j for hl* number and even keep the pages carrying these numliers as a reference, especially until after the 1 first draft is made.

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