Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 78, Decatur, Adams County, 1 April 1941 — Page 6

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TRIS SPEAKER PICKS INDIANS Former Cleveland Star Ind Manager Predict# Flag ' ictory Cleveland April I 'UP ' «">• > Ulor* g'it*!»-d slid a trifle heavlei i than wh n hr gained fame a* WS I terfteldv’ for ibe Cleveland Indian* | hni still 'hr b***-n *y*-d "gray raalr . <*( hasefoll. Tria Speafarr predicted inday that a neu spltlt us harnomy ■ will fcriJig ihr t'levrland Indians, the Amcfkan hayar pennam lhl»j year burakcr chose the Indiana to win I Ual yxar but that srie.„.;i never I 4 hint hrratiur he at 111 I fl*vrv< that they oferatM have comr { th miff* with thr flu* ”1 4un ’ h«»» th«y rati mito f lU IHI. h* -4HI. ♦». tyih.nl> tn hr htppy h.in that IL Mie r l*» L *F«jMd«a£h l» m«nn*m< thr »hih Thr • hnyo an* «w«* *o an gh >»ut tor ‘hi* I hk frlhm »:»4 ntmll ihr prftran? Hr dtoniiood d la*! >rar a tiit|4**** ••tMNM lAWittrw trd vhh thr rrfim« n( rw nuna*rf Oa«-ar Vht auh "fCI ah 4m4 fUh m»a Falla l * 1 !»• hit In lh« |Hiu tr* may prmthMi thr rhih from living up t<» « kpnmi!|i4w tht* •MMMM. h» aaid ■They ran win if ihry hit m» to normal They Iml nmM any 3 Or vsa hlttora i lab bln mg along • ill intn thr trick ’ Ind thru Jr ft H rath may com** hack with (hr hind <rf totting hr did in bl* first yea- ia 'hr ma>n* a d that s all they II nrrd tlerry Ws.hef ia sure to add pl.-nty of |w>i< h to thr lineup and regular seasons for Ha! Trosky Kr« Kel* Ser amt Hoy R rather ly ahoah! rtwrh It" Hpeak*’ aald ihr buses suffered

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— ■ .nil. . ■ by Bobby Feller In spring training ■ games meant nett to nothing | "Wlty start wor'ying alxtni Hot* I by. Thrrr s nothing alarming In I Ihoar few games Hr '* thr Iras' It of Ihr Indiana' worries Hr's thr I Mi rates' pili hot in Ihr gamr today A! er all. hr s JI now and hr's , jpa not warming up as fast as hr | ward to whrn a ymingsirt of I* ar 119 Perhaps hr's doing unr mm h | pr» game rgrrt'lsr It might lie I lit Ing hint » At the Training Campe By Uniisd nrtaa Hollvw.md Cal.. April I -UR> - Thr Chicago White do* and their I t russ<!ty rivals, thr Cubs rrsumr I iheir rshlhilmn srrlrs today To I 1 data thr Cubs hass w<m thrrs ottl j |of rttr rttnninlrr* It thr Wrrhrad , rams abate. Claud* I’aasrau and I ' Vern tilarn will ptt< h tor thr Cuba. ! Kddir tlmlth and Thornton larr for | ! the So* I tot han Ala Thr Clnrlaaatl I Reds mrrt the Hoc 'S R. 4 Sag hrrr today In tbr -rrrtnh o( a I<gamr . *h.hn>on series as the two ; trams start ihrir tourneys north ' Junior Thompson is srheduled to ' work for thr Hi-ds while W.mdy K <h will staH fur thr American ; iwasaan KrW’e Lombardi led the Reels to a C to ♦ victory over the Philadel- : phia I'hllllrs yesterday at Miami It i. h driving n three an» with a home run and a single. tVrlando Fla Two veteran plttherw Clyde lihotm and Morton Camper will do mound duty today for toe di lamia Cardinals against the Washington Kenntora. The Cards yesterday nosed out their Columbus farm hands 9 io >. al-' though they were outhltli to la. Man AntonHv Tr* The Mt lamia Hrowna had only a flyht worhout Sihrduled tor today before leaving tor Houston :o reearnr their sertes with ’be Boston Bees The Browns <>pi>onr«l Johnny W hitrbead big right handed pltrber to Tolede I‘OS.<ESSION OF CVIKTtNVKD FToVM TA'iR OMM terms of thr enntraet. hut tha< she ■ refused The waft aahs that the defendaa* he HMialrrd to roavey tbr real estate, free from liens, rmumb r»n«rs and realrlcturn* and that if j she refuses a commfsabmrr be ■ aprsdnied to make Ihr emseyanre Kd A Baser u plaint ir« attar i hey Judge J Cred Truckle last | week returned a ruling tn the salt* of Mra Rier and others against j tbe Bi— which granted the plaintiff* a permanent :njunrttoa U» hssep Mr aad Mrs liner from | ImildLig a set vice Malloh on ibe; lets In that suH it was contended by the Hiners that no restilctkms re gard'.ng the -ype of tmlidiM they crested were Included in tbe sale Tbe plain »s contended that aa ora! agreemctii to this effer* sag entered into by the parties Trade la a Gand Town — Heeatar

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HUGH ANDREWS HEADS COACHES Decatur Athletic Director Elected President Os Atinociation Hugh Andrews, athletic director of the Heratur Junior senior high M-honl. is the new h-ad of tbe Northeastern Indiana raachea ans<m latlon Coa> h Andrews was named preaf. deni of the asMHiatlon during the Monday night meeting held hi Fort Wayne He aerv.il as vice-presi-dent last year Abe Hevol. Columbia City mentor, was named to the vbepresldenry and Merv Homers was reel*cted secretary treasurer of the organiaatioa Joe Larimore of Blußtou. Roh Nulf of Fori Wayne and Cameron Parbs of Garrett were named Io a policy i onftalttee. with Larimore as ' chairman J II McClure of Fort Wayne was named In charge of a golf tourney to be held May < the | site to be chosen later The Fort Wayne <•«•■ h*s defeat rd tbe out of town coaches 31-10 .a the annual hashe'Ml! tsar be- i iween tbe two. ■ —— ♦" — 0 • Today'* Sport Parade By Henry MeLew*o*e Augusta Ga . April 1 <U R> Get >MM jnmr allcka. Babe Ruth, and start swinging 'em because you've i>e*n < halleuged Hprakmg from tbe Irnt fairway H the Augusta nathmal course, j fust after be had bred a JS«yard ! tee shot down the middle. Ty Cobb t<*day said he would like to meet the Rabe ia a aeries of golf matchrg • Maybe we could raise some money for bundles for Britain or | ' some other war relief.' Ty said < "Anyway d would be a lot of fun I have been hankrrmg to take a •hot at the Rah- ever since I started playing golf" W hen word of Cobb s willlague** to meet Ruth reached tbe ears of Fred Corcoran. PGA tournament director hr started running not walking toward the nearest telegraph ofbee to issue the Georgian a < halleage ty Rabe h> New York * I M<*a t believe there arr two other men who would draw as mm h aa Cobb and Ruth." Corror aa said "There have been ISSOS argumeats as to which of tbe two was the better baaeba.il player aad I that qaestioa never will be dednite i!y settled And ia recent years, since they gait baseball there have been arguments coocernlag their gvitng skill Now we have a i rlu&ce Hl seitie that one ” Corcoran asked Cobb where and | when be would like to meet Rath ' Aaywkore. nay time, and tor any charity" tbe Georgia poach, who is bark in his old h-vme town tor a visit, aaswered “Toe Jan get tbe Babe aad let me know where to meet Mm They tel! me he Mt a better goiter than lam I hear be shoots ia the low Wa Well that's better than I <aa da e*<ep< <m those rare days wbea I stab patts from all over tbe tw-8 but be w«m t peot me I believe I can talk Mm out of tbe match A little needling you know.! If tbe Rabe H willing we*U run a tew hemo, do a few s!tdve. and i catch a few ties before tbe match i Jest lo warm us up. you know ~ If tbe match lo played -and R's ' all up io tbe Rabe now—l WawMa't aunt to mtae It At U Cobb still I » a tae physical specimen aad be ' plays golf with Ml tbe drv aad determiuattam be did baeeboll I have ' played assay a game with him aad be is the mty goiter I bare ever sees wk «• ts be is three down aad there are <mty two boles to play Mill tgures be has a vhaace to wtn He plays each shot as if of « aad bls behavior after a bod shot is about tbe same aa it was wbee a pßcbor dusted Mm oC In i > tbe oM days. Üba Rath Cobb la a ieft-haader aad Me swing retains many of the I feutarse of the base be I! swta*. He t-iee tor a utple era borne run aa every tor shat. JwH as tbe Babe does He biot Mt aa toa« a ball as Rath dees, but be probably to a httie surer art and UW ysaas | Osbb s game hi from ft» 3 He played with Mammy Baead aad l_ cMM gams MB Mnamv bum m VMM Mb BBMfW «M gKturrv ssuMbm si Üba I a ..w—---anw& • gsM* «Ms Csue *0 a* Mas busAsd ASM* eobmi aUMg mews* m «m WMr LOCAL (LOAN CO. MMnatiuaraiMMm I ***** | J RMB loses asm eeuswmse wgM Sb*

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Mammy Ryrd vrsterday and went around the loan and tough Augnsta national layout in *1 Cobh said ifr he did play Ruth -he Rabe could expect a little talking aad ribbmg “After all" he said, "we are a ouple of ball players and cab stead a little noise Let tbe gal lory yell aad boo aad do anything It please* A* a matter of fact. I probably would play a little better art th an .sessional boo tram tbe tuswmers I beard guile's bit of that in ibe old day* you know " (.ERMANY PREPARING Lyle C WUsm tcoNTtNt ri> rmNB pagr on*> j st sal. ea Ik -be north and west 1 saw aad hoard of groat prvpareime* ogaiaet the roa! air Mita Rpicb is expected •hi* spring h> th* nortbern port etttea Hamburg aad Bremen — there were hngr, tww air raid shell era each capable of revel via* apward of S.«B persons in roneow Okie comfort These shelter, ar* built into hillsides or burrows fa* under tbe ground One of them IB Hamburg was rooted with mau* than to toet of earth and sua. Inside they were bright and clesa eo rvceutiy constructed that the mark* of use were not them Thera were triJet farilsUW* aad robber Banged gas-prw-' Oeeru Motor drives pump* wHh hand power auxiliary eguipsaent ban hern metalled to maintain air pre* •uro jaat above tbe outsMe level a* a further prscMtloa against ga* Mvrpage Modern styles IS ttoar air raid shelter* reguire all pipe* and rivetrtc • ires to be exposed just beneath the ceiling ao thot damage may be Bnmediaiety Jorated aad gskkly ispeUsd Kxcept for gwvernmrat battoiaga aad oHces of tbe Naai pres, there are not many new building* to tiermaay But the S«w ease have built ta gasproof air raid pretoettaa aad raefa durigned especially io permit small iaceadiary b«xabs to slid* harmWtroiy tote tbe ssrout Design* tor new worker* bmmiag portocta likeuiae provide tor air raid protocUM which should be raasiderabty moro sßkieat than tbe makeshift baeemeet shelter* with which moat Orman* meri be

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content. “Bam luftschuisraum." printed la large letters on yellow sign* with red arrows pointing to tbe air raid haven may be seen two or three to the Mo* h in any Germaa city, la some cases they point to new aad c.>marodloes shelter* such as I saw I. Hamburg But more often they designate ofßce or apart meat bouse basements which have beea equipped with chair* and standard grot aid aad hr* protec tloa soppliee First aid u> provld ed from a metal cabinet supplied by tbe guvernmeat It coalaiaa bandages aad antiseptics There are shovels aad saopo—tbe latter | to be dipped la water tar beating . out *amea Bom* shelters have sleeping he ; cogamodatioa* but most do not Neither do shelter* ia some swank betel* have other thaa retbor camfortabL overotnSed chair* as refs ■ ge* for tbetr guest* Tbe Ad .cm briri cellar ut Berlta to two hoor* bofow wa;r». a series of several ‘ mt* roasne separated by concrete B *aa ; TN» apnnmowt dweller ia Berlta ■anpiy makes km cellar do tor air ra*d procscttoa aad many of them, ar* baa ausemest* whose window* ar* prwterfod by boxes of saad la tbs aeovet shelter* i saw. moot of tbe rari -et »<*•• would stead. The toebiee ear* would sit oa barAlooe kieachnu. Hartoot hit are tbe Jew* I was taid by * Jew that they no . ager sere permMtad i« share -be Aryan abetter ia tbe apartment house tn | whKb they lived bat were cempoU- i ed to lad sorb safety as they could absve ground sales* the building basemen: uaa large enough to provide a special shelter for them Girth' Table Teßßts Tourney Completed A. Sioip wou the high school girt* table tsmaia 'our* I meat, spnarorod toy tbe MTFA rarrawflim in B» ftaai*. SIB. ftdk Trußdtea. awarded by the Kalvsr then'.sea. wiß be praeeated to tbe winners by Mi*. Dnaaar Pwmpamy. girts t —a Profihum* sftoa are solved by fastk after 3MK&BM ha* foSsd

ESCAPE INJURY IN AUTO CRASH Driven E*capr Seriou# Injury Am Two Ctr* (ollidr Today Two men escaped serious .njur las at * to o cto, k this morning u. a rwoear traffic crash la front of the Pleasant Mills high school on federsl road M southeast «d ibe cMy As roroaelnacted by Sheriff Kd Miller, who investigated the acrident orcuired when Russell Watkina. I*, of Hecatar route stt. attempted to turn sround on the highway. Watkins' car was headed w«si and parked on tbe right aide of the road He waited for one on comma rar. but fa led to see a second car approaching, be told the sheriff As his car was acroM tbe high way. another car. headed went and driven by Charles Richmond. Td. of Grand Rapid*. Michigan, crashed IMO him. The Mk higan car carom ed off the Wathme aula, wen’ through Ibe heavy wire fence surrounding the Pleasant Milla school and stopped shout T 5 sees tn the field. Mberiff Miller stated Neither man was seriously hurt but both ears v«r* badly damaged JI RY RETVRNS <<X»srriMl*RD FROM FAOB OB KI When they first met prosecutor | Kelley stated that tbe session was I railed to ia vest mate tbe - lashes between uaion and non union men la tbe M'-Mtllen strike PLANS CRASH tCQNTixrKn r bom paur onr> I miles northwest of Berne He suffered a skull fruiSure two , fractured lea*, fractures of both wrists, a crushed tare and other injuries sift tbe plane nosed Into the ground aa he was preparlnc io land Authorities are of tbe t!most uaaalmoos opiMoa that ibe crash resulted from lack of flying spec i whlck caused the skip to stall about SO feet above ibe ground LucM aviaikm enthusiasts potted <mi that shipa ibe aiae of tb* AeraaMa C 4. which Smith was piloting, have a landing speed of about 3o to 3* miles per hour Tbe saaal! M borse-power motor la no: large enough to poll a ship out as a stall very rapidly, they asserted, j ‘ and such ships ar* not suitable for i < stant flying ( oAL WORKERS CONTINVBO FROM FAOIIK ORB — miners tn tbe Appalacbiaa ranges. 1 < Illinois. Indtana and Alabama and > was tbe largest of If disputes now | in progress m natloaal defense- in . duet rise. President Roosevelt returned u» tbe White House after a Florida | cruise aad was expected to lake ! sew actlM to end defense industry ; strikes He was egperted to em-1 ploy vigorous aetioa ia the <9-d*y I Mrtye sf tbe VaMed AutomwbHe I Workers' «TOi earns at tbe AlUo- ' <Tulasers Maasfartarlng Co. plant at Milwaukee. Wis where goitre UM night dispersed a crowd of Fltf" J —' 1 UMS* -- ~ "'7.—- ! L gpffyi mi OUCK OKY»K*-« ss— — ' ■■ms ■< Camss-w am w ■asa...—.* nwsaim-» — w-TjiHf mu - in-j. m iar irs w—ssasr ImmsC Tbs too* dm ■« <*w dM MUM. Mhdb •M ■> SM* Md «m W* n • <b»e» 'Un **— w Vm* Imm* nby sins spiral Lee Hardware Ca, Mwtfw Sd. |RTTBBBM l!S52@

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y—MM JSJgL l.ued atrikera with numerous rounds of tear gas bombs 7.000 Hoosiers Out Terre Haute. Ind.. April I -<UR* —lndiana coal miners, more than T.Wio strong today observed a unlon holiday ia idleness while awaittug the oa'cwme of the Jelni Appalachiaa cowtereare in New York • hii h may or may not send 'hem hack to work tonight Repreoeniatlvee of hitumtooue operators and tbe fnlted Mine Workers strove for a blanket wax* hour agreement, without which union miners over tbe el«ht slat* Ap palachian district will not work. The previous agreement expired at midnight last night, signal for Indiana miners of tbe llth district of tbe I'MW to stop work indeg nltely saless rescued by a laet I mtottle agreement In today's nego j HMtoM. pleaded for by President I Roosevelt. Charles Fencannoa. lilb district | president said operator* thriMSgh > out tbe state * southern and sooth i western soft rani strip and shaft I , mines had not accepted uakm of , fers of a temporary agreement aad . that bls men would cease work aa! •< heduled Al tbe same time, 11M miners In the bloch coal gelds of tbe Bra til area were ordered to <ease work for the same agreement dWcultW-s | by tbe right district president. IJoyd Lambert —♦ 11 — ■ We carry a complete line of TetoHle Painti*. Kohne Drug Star*.

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