Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 88, Decatur, Adams County, 12 April 1941 — Page 3

SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1941.

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■ UOOMM ANNOUNCIO ■ J;" SPRING MOSICALf H |.. i Kappa sorority will pre ■ , >„. second ekealaff’s ••"”•<•■ B . nnrnt in the spring festival serM Tu , „| 4 y evening Mt MIS o'clock » 7.hr Lincoln ,<hool auditorium. ■ . lhP f.. in of » -Prl’X musical* M M , tlph* liltttf* h .!»’••• SB ,1 the talent. which 111 jH piano and vocal solos. M and piano and vocal Bl d4 ,f. M Harry Hailey and Ml.. jH H’l-n *'» '*"• ai'oin |H nhl<" ■ 1h „ . a>,o hate purchased ,ea IB kri *"* r * min- *** ,,f ,h ’’ ■9 J,'r and those unable to attend B| . n'ertainment and did not BB n-rha ■ »ea«on ticket, may puy ■ J, ,on of thirty-five rent. |B »' 'k» door. ■ Th. , .mplete program follow.: B| .. r , V 'h.- Spinning Wheel ■ Godaid Mrs Fred Smith |B '.V‘> !l * ' Punchinello Victor B| 11. From the l-und of the B It |. Wafer Cadman Ml«« B Martha Calland. IB I-. * |,ee * Thy •'"**' B jip Hoffman O Moment Bl 1 ■ I Hl.-.-' Itennee Mr. ban B| II Tyndall Miss Helen Hauliold ■ Kverpt. from llhap-oely |B ~ oa. ■ Gershwin Mr. Harry Bi Dailey |B V» < Memory ' Densmore Bl lail’.aby Cyril Scott. The B| ttta- Roger, Mr, Walter B Krick. IB A In'.-rm.-zx.. ■ Miss Martha Calland B V.al Ham 4'flrran "flay I. B| Gon. laing "Moon-Market-B in* Weaver - Mrs. ball II B Tyndall. T.o Piano. Fantai.le"- Mendrioohn ' Minute" Boccherini Malaguena" l-ecuona Mr. Harry Bailey. MBs Helen Hau held. ti.o-i.p,ini«t< Mr.. Harry Dailey. Ml,, Helen Haubold. Th- Friendship Village home economic, dub will meet at the Blue Cr-ek community building Thursday afternoon at one o'clock with Mr. I.iilu Itaudenbush as the ho, lew.. All memliera are asked to lie ynsaaL The woman's foreign missionary ->■ i.-ty of the Nasarene < hurch met at the home of Mrs Leo Roe Thursday oreuing The meeting aliened with noiig followed witJi prater by Mr. Paul Brandyfcerry Rev Bran-dylw-rry gave devotional., followed with it reading by Mrs. W’ard. Twenty-thrw* member* and fifteen visitors were present. Rev.

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Hy HAMMUON s.AXkMUia, Klsg Frstares Syedlsate Writer HOLLYWOOD. - LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! Lovo-makjng playa a vital part la every movie and, for the sake of variety, the

studioa iotn »• times arrive at strange combinations. For Instance, thia week at Warn era, Edward O. Robinson la making love to Marlene Dietrich. It’s. for the picture. "Manpower." George

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Raft geta Marton* at th* fade-out but not before *• marries Robinion. I watch Director Raoul Walsh •hoot the acene in which Eddie proposes to Marlene. She playa a B-girt. and the romantic episode taken place in her apartment It is a cheaply furnished apartment and Marlene ia cheaply and garishly dressed She ia fitting upon a aofa and Robinson la standing before her. *1 know Fm no bargain,** he Pleads earnestly, "but Hi take care you good and Hl always be in there trytngIt'a the first time that Rnblnson has proposed on the screen since “A Dispatch From Reuters" and he did it then with a message de"vered by a carrier pigeon. But Eddie ia a good actor and Into this face-to-face proposal he Injects real sincerity. Marlene tells him she doesn't love him and indicates that there h »ve been other men. "You haven't done anything that 1 1 ‘tone,*’ he counters. Director Welsh says "cut” and Ine realistic acene is finished. Marlene comae over to primp at Jhs mirrored makeup table given hy the crew of her last Universal picture. She gestures ‘o*ard her gown. “Awful, isn’t it T” she says. Before making the picture, La Bietrich tells ms, she visited a P . . *** Western avenue to have • took at real B-glrla. If I dressed as well as they do," “•confesses, "people would say Bj*t Dietrich was trying to look •tomoroua. In this country women y.yy ,uck y- They can buy at”toUva ready-made clothes very

Ilrandyberry and Rennls Mattas played a piano duet After Hie lesson study, a social hour was anMyed. during which rest .-.hnients were served hy Hie howl eta. assist ed by Mrs. Ketlesar The Decatur Flower Garden club will meet Tuesday evening at .ev-en-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Floyd A mold of fid Twelfth street. Assisting hostesses will lie Mrs. Ransome Barkley and Mrs. Forrest Klsey. The ladle* aid society of the Zion Evangelical mid Reformed church wll hnert in th<* church parlor* Wednesday afternoon at two-thlrty o'clock Mr*. Curt Fritginger will W the leader and bostenses will tie the Mesdame. Tilman (Jenber, Rtdiert Cole. Ferd Lilterer. Albert llllJer, Joe Rash and Noah Roth. Mr*. Homer Lower will be ho*tasa to the member* of the Historical (.lull w.sine .lsy afterieein at two-thlrty o’clock. The ladies’ missionary society of the Zion Luth.-ran Church wll! meet In the social room of the church Wednesday afternoon al two o'clock They will have as their guest* the foreign missionary MM lety from Fort Wayne and vicinities. BAPTIST SOCIETY ELECTS NEW OFFICERS The Baptist woman's society met recently at the home of Mr. C. E. Bell, Mrs. B. E ytliamp had charge of the program which dealt with White Cross work. The annual business meeting was held an.i officers elected for the flew church year. They are a. follows: Mrs. Alva Baker, president; Mrs. Will W’innes, vlce<>r«Hiident; Mrs. H. N. Nhntll, secretary; Mrs S E Hhamp. White Cross secretary; Mrs. C E. Bell, student oonnselor. Mrs. Hosner Reppert. literature secretary; Mr*. Bina Buhler, devotional secretary. At the close of tile Imsines. session a social hour followed during which refreshments were enjoyed. Tin- Corinthian clawi of the Christian church school will meet at the home of Mrs, Harry Morriman Tuesday evening at seventhirty o'clock. The ladles’ aid socloty of the Evangelical church will meet in the social room of the church Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs.

cneapty. ”1 have to exaggerate in the pie. ture. The studio had to make thia (own up specially." Over on "The Gentle People" set, I watch John Garfield make love to Ida Lupino. His intentions are lees honorable than Robinsons. He and Ida are standing on the end of a pier. Fog hangs over the water, shrouding a half dozen an> shored boats. Garfield Is trying to get Ida to go on a trip with him. "I don’t know if X love you," she objects. "Its a five-day voyage to Havana. You'll have plenty of time to find out,' he argues cynically. They do the scene a couple of times before Director Anatole Litvak is satisfied. Then, while James Wong Howe is squinting through the camera to check up on the fog effect, Ida and John come over to talk to me. They kM about their earthy love scene. •'ln this picture" says Garfield, grinning, "I’m the Jean Gabin of Brooklyn." ’ •‘Sure.’’ says Ida, "and I’m the Danielle Durrieux of Sheepahead Bay." At Paramount, on another morning. I watch Paulette Goddard and Charles Boyer enact a dramatic scene for “Hold Back the Dawn." They are in a drab room of a Mexican border hotel. Paulette Is sitting on the sway-backed bed. Boyer is standing at the window, looking gloomily out. "If you hate me so much, why don’t you say so!" exclaims Paulette suddenly. She gets up and confronts Boyer at the window. “Go on, hit me,” she urges. “I had much rather." Boyer merely gives her a long look and walks out of the room. I try to remember if this actor has ever hit a woman on the screen. When Director Mitchel*. Leisen okays tlie scene, I ask Boyer. "Yes," he replies. “When I made •Uliom’ in France. It was terriblel She was a fragile girl and we had to take the scene over and over. I begged her to hit me back wheg the scene was ovar. But she would not.” Boyer is luckier than some so tors. He doesn’t have to hit women on the screen. The scenario writers realize that he can punish them enough with his eyes.

CLUB CALENDAR Boalaty Dtadllna. 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phons* 1000 — lOOt Saturday Easter Kupper. Moose Home, 5 to 7 p. m. Colored Egg Sale, Zion Evangelical and Reformed W M H. flood Neighleir. Home Kconomlc* Club Baked (I mml. Male, Hugan Building, 155 North Hecond Hlreet. Monday Firemen's Auxiliary. Fire Rtailnn. 7:J« p. m Pythian Blsfera Temple. K. of P. Home. 7:30 p. m. Red Crosa Center Open For Instructed and Hupervlsed Knitting and Crocheting. 1 to 4:M p. m. Lincoln Hchool P. T A.. Home Room Representative*. Mrs Merle Mchnitg, 7 p m t Promptly I Tuesday I’sl lota XI. Mr* Herman Krueck'«l>erg. 7'Sb p m. Postponed Qne Week. Eta Tau Klima Rororlty, Mi.s Martha Christen. 7:30 p m. Monroe Better Home* Club, School House, 7:30 p, m. Sister* of Ruth Class. Mrs. K. L. Harlarher. 7 in p. m. Decatur Flower Garden Club, Mr*. Floyd Arnold, 7:3# p, m .Corinthian Class. Mr<. Harry Merriman. 7:30 p. m Wednesday Decatur Hom- Economics Club. Mr*. Ed Warren. !:15 p tn. Business and Professional Women's Club, Rice Hol el, G :30 p m. Shakespeare Clult. Mrs. Burt Townsend. 3:30 p m. Aid Society, Zkm Evangelical and Reformed Church. 3;3ll p tn. Historical club. Mr« Homer Lower. l:8o p. m. Missionary Society, tion Lutheran Church Social Room. 3 p m Thursday 81. I.uke Indies' Aid Society, Church Basement. All Hay Meeting. Friendship Village Home Economics Club. Blue Creek Community Building. I p. m. laidles' Aid Soeiofy, Ev.'>ngel|eAl Church. 2 p m. Rugene Runyon, chairman of the April section. wIR be In charge of the rn«-i‘ting and will be assisted by the other members of the section. There will be a meeting of home room representative, of the Lincoln school P. T A. at the home of Mrs. Merle Schnltx promptly at seven o'clock Monday evening. WORLD WIDE GUILD MEETS AT MRS. KRUSE'S The World Wide Guild of the Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Norman Kru>e. Thursday evening The topic of the program was Alaska, and an Interesting talk was given by Ruth Virgin'.! Baker about the missioned work there. Dovotlonals were lid by Patty Hauehn. who read the Easter story from the Bible Plans were also made for a May Day breakfast to be held at Han-na-Nuttman park on the morning of May 1. Following the bustneaa meeting a social hour was enjoyed, and refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Kruse, assisted by Florence Sherman. Members present Included Wanda Brunner. Florence Sherman. Patty Baughn. Anna Brandjrberry. Ruth Virginia Baker. Mary Pickford. Ella Fay Ogg. Marilyn Moser. Airs. Gerry Rumple. .Mrs. Homer Reppi-rt, and the hostess. Mrs. Kruse. G. T. BURK IS tCONTINL’En FROM FA<>B ONICt Zwlck funeral home and may be viewed there after 7 o'clock tonight until lime for the services.

Conference Which Ended Nine-I)ay Ford Strike K — Ths nlne-day strike al the Ford Motor company’s huge River Rouge plant which slopped production on 1155000000 of defense orders ended at this conference when Ford officials and union heads accepted the peace formula of Michigan governor Murray D Van W’agoner. pictured shaking hands with R J Thomas, president of the C. I. O. United Auto Workers’ Union. Included In the group from left to right are Michael Wldman. director of the Ford organizing committee, Van Wagoner. Allan HayWbod of the C. 1. 0.. Thomas Dewey, federal mediator and Thomas.

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Defense Witness , j IB 1 ( J Sidney Hillman ' t Testifying before the house military affairs committee on the de- , tense program. Kidney Hillman, labor directot of the Office of Production Management, is pictured in W’ashington telling hi* listener* '.hat the defense crisis has brought alxmt "a grow ing sense of understanding and co-operation between labor and management.'* GREECE MASSES r CONTINUKD FBOM P*aK ONB I —the land from which lite armies of Alexander the Great came in the fourth century B <'., Io compier a new form of warfare known a, the Macedonian phalanx moot of the then known world with ' This morning’s war communique said that "limited patrol and artillery action" continued agalnnt the Italians on the Albanian front ' The government spokesman said Italian pafTols had failed in atf tempts to reach the Greek lilies on the central front. tin London the Athens radio was heard broadcasting a ptoclamation from Greece's king George to the army and people It said: • "In these lamented hours a*e writI ten In blood th«< most glorious r pages of our history. I express my t gratitude for your loyally, coursgeI and faith lit our struggle and be- • lief In otir future. With such determination we shall be able to r resist successfully (he onslaught r of the i-nenty machine. The king. army and people are all united . . . r We stand In devotion to God and . the Holy Virgin " , .—O,, EASTER TO BE ’ .CONTINUED FROM PAOB ONB) 1 rads of youngster* are expeefed to take part in the gala affair, and search for the <-gf, previously hidden by members of that organixation For the most part, cltixens will retitm to routine work on Monday, although at the t'athnllc school classes will not lie resumed so that students may mark Easter Monday. Students of the public schools will la* back at their desks Monday morning at the customary time. • Immortality I* a present post.es- . slon. You ani immortal. Live here and now the Immortal life.

City police officer Rephu, Melchi who has been confined to bl* home with neuritis (or the past several weeks, .was reported as some better today although still confined to hl* h<wn*. Mis* Pyirence Hol I house of Indianapolis arrived home yesterday to spend Easter with her motloo. Mr*. It J Hollhmtse Mr*. Margaret Klxey I* confined to l»ed at her home on West Monroe street with phlebitis. Mr and Mr,. Fred V. MMI* of Mercer avenue left today for ftoahen where they will enjoy the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Franklin and family. Jana Ann Brumley and Shirley Ism Barling, playmates of First and Rngg street are ho’h confined measles. to their respective homes with measles. Mr. and Mrs, C J Beavers of Fort Wayne enjoyed dinner and the evening with the latter'* mother. Mrs. E. fl. CoverdMe of North Recond street last evening. Marilyn Calm, of Font Wayne I* visiting friend. In Decatur. Mr. »i>d Mrs. Ben F. Shroyer and daughter Kathryn motored to Cuiutpbia, Missouri today where they Will Visit Stevens college. Mr. and Mrs Oren S< huh* of Elm street will spend Fau»ter Sunday in Van Wert with the latter'* parents. Mr. and Mr*. U M. Jackson Mr*. Irvin Goldner was called to Fort Wayne to be at the bedside of her slater, who was to undergo a major operation this morning. Mis* Marjory Johnson will spend Rmday In Montpelier visiting friends. Mis* Marjorie* Drum and Miss Jeanette Rumachlag. Imth of the Cltlxens Telephone company, are enjoying a two iweesa' vacation In Washington, D. (’. and surrounding place, id interest. lat»t Wednesday they visited Mount Vernon, Alexandria and Atiingto-; On their return trip to Decaiur they will visit pla< e, of interest in Kentucky and Ohio. IMb Bolinger, of the air corps of ;ne t'nited States army at Chanute Field. Rantoul. Illinois. 1* visiting here with members of hl* family during Easto.. Francis Dis on of New Jersey, accompanied him to this diy. SEEK FEDERAL (CONTINUED FROM SWtM' traders are negotiating with I'nlted Stales Steel corporation offidal* at Pittsburgh on a similar demand. At the Boeing Aircraft company plant. Seattle, member* us the Aeronautical Mechanics' union and the UAW CIO clashed when the CIO distributed literature outsido the plant, where a CIO membership drive is rumored. The AFL has a bargaining contract at the plant. — *> SOY BEAN TRADE CONTINUED FHOM FACE ONB w7th~»,440.000 In March, I»4U. Since April 1. dally sale* have averaged aibout 4,000.00® lamhels, or at the rate of about 100,000,000 bushels for the month, which would establish another rueord for the current period The March trade and soy futures exceeded the total trade in corn for the same month by approximately 10,000.000 bushel*. # • TODAY'S COMMON ERROR Never say. "A man whom I know was my friend;" substitute "who."

NEW IDEAS PRESENTED IN SPRING FUR STYLES { ■ s i am r Wt 4 ; 1 • * ’l TT A \ V 4 \& B .. w ** ■ - ‘ ' >. ■ | BHBBl&U. ~HBBM B?5BB. 9 v * Ixft. natural blue fox coat; right, champagne colored white fox jacket; Inset, silver fox stole.

Ppring fur style* are as luxurious and glamorous as ever, but fur fashion expert* have presented a new idea Sumptuous thing* cannot be worn as often and really go fewer places they say, so they have concentrated on practicality and wearability a* well aa beauty Cape*, atoles and jacket* divide the interest The first coat, pb Hired left, is made of perfectly matched natural blue fox ui

Accountants Meet Tuesday Evening The Fort Wayne chapter of the national association of coat accountants will hold a dinner meeting and technical session at the ('lianilier of Commerce Tuesday night. April 15. The speaker will he Gordon S . Battelle of Hattelh It Bal telle,| certified public accountants of Dayton. Ohio. Kugene V. McCann of the Centra! Soya company and Hairy A. Maddox of the Central Sugar com pany. members of the Fort Wayne chapter of the national association of coat accountants, will attend the meeting . , <>. .— — BUILD PLANTS (CONTINUKD FROM PAOE ONE> when expansion is completed. Strip and tubular aluminum used in construction work and in airplane fusalages Is produced. A magnesium alloy tasting plant, one of a half-dozen of Its kind In the country. Is under construction at Indianapolis to supply a new alloyed metal to airplane inaiiufacflgrors; the Ingersoll Steel «nd Disc company at New Castle turns out armor plate for tanks ami airplanes; a Curtiss-Wright propellor factory to be built at Indianapolis. has been loaned more than 1 97.000.n00 by the federal government; P. It Mallory In the capital city, la working on 91.SM.tNMt con-' traits for bombsight releases, and the Auburn Central Manufacturing company at Connersville will start production within SO to Ho days on wings for military aircraft WPA construction on two Indiana airports has been put on a If, hour day. and the 91.300.000 pro Jed at Stout Field. Indianapolis, is scheduled to jump to a 24 hour has-

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t the new 32-inch length Th* large melon sleeves i feature the skins worked in reverse to give a t natural shoulder line. Right u a champagne colt oted white fox, 24-inch jacket. In this model, too, the skins are worked in reverse in the full-length i sleeves. Inset is the waist-length stole of silver fox. designed to give the effect of a waist-length t cape. The end* may be made to form a muff.

Is In the n>-ar future. Th,- army ha* certified construction at Stout Field and at the |3.(hmi.ihm) army air base near Fort Wayne a, vital to the preparedness program. Other WPA airport projects Include KM.Ooo Improvements to Evansville municipal field: 1262.tmo construction at Bloomington: an aeronautical engineering lalairatory at Purdue university airport And a S3OO.M® project al Beiidix air|M>rt at South Bend. The future holds promise of a continued flow of f.-deral funds. Under a tsl.stm.iHHi |»42 airport development program of the t’AA. a 8222.1HH) allocation to Fort Wayne ha, been recommended. - 1 0 ■ i .. . ■ i.Young People Plan Two Easter Pageants The young people of the First United Brethren church will present an Easter pageant. “The Resurrection Morning." at 5:30 o'clot k

SAFETY FIRST MEETING I). C. IL S. Auditorium MONDAY, APRIL 14 - 7:30 P. M. Entertainment hy Silver Star Hawaiian* Speaker: LARRY WILLIAMS A cordial invitation extended to all to attend.

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! Munday morning in the church. I The pageant was arranged by I the pastor, the Rev. (I. T. Roaselot. II It will uresent the sceUeg and ■ events of tht» resurrection of Jesus. ■ Costumes and scenes wiTl be In ■ | harmony with the events and It will > give a vivid picture of what really • occurred on that day. In the evening service at 7:30 • p. tn., another group of young peo- . I pie will present an Interesting i Faster drama entitled ’’ln the Bethany Home” The characters of , Mary. Martha and Jesus are por- . j frayed In their relation to the rais- . Ing of laizariis and the resurreci tlon. . , > i Jesus did not argue the future I life he assumed it.

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