Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 4 October 1941 — Page 1

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State Tax Board Hearing Oct. Hi County auditor Victor Eicher has, given legal notice that the state iMwrd of lei commissioners will conduct a hearing In thia city on. October Id. on the budgets and proposed ta» levies for the various taring units In the county. A state board representative will conduct the hearing and action of the board will be final In detrrtnln-l Ing the las levies for the taking units nettt year. LINDY SPEAKS AT FT. WAYNE Makes No Repudiation Os Anti-Jewbh Dea Moines Statement Fort Wayne, Oct. 4 — <t’P) — Charles A. I.lndlmrgh warned the nation today that the ’’American heritage" of demo, racy has been lost and "we are. in faet. governed by one man who has consistently evaded the checks and balances on which representative governinent depends a man who Is drawing more and more dictatorial powers Into hla hands.” He feared, he said, that President Roosevelt was leading the country toward suapeusion of nest year's elections. The aviator said he realised that his nationally-broadcast address to| an America First rally of s.s<h' persons last night might be his last lodore free speech Is blott.*d .mt In America “We will continue to organlfe and hold meeting* as long as free dom stands erect in America.’ Lindbergh said. “If the time comes when we can no longer I meet face to face, as free men in a free country, then we will meet to gether at the elwctlOM negt year, and by our vote clasp hands though -we he a thousand miles apart. "But what If there are no elec-: tlona nest year?" he demanded . "The time has come when we must conplder even that. Hut h a condition may not lie many steps ahead on the road our president is taking ; us. •4 can only say that there Is 1 still deep within the country the I spirit that built America; and on that. In the last analysis, we must ’ rely.” Hpe-ikitiK for himself, the man 1 who rocketed to fame when he' ! flew the first airplane from New ' York to Paris 11 years ago said I "political life I* not my ambition."! Nor Is speaking hla vocation, he added, explaining that he had given up his "normal life and Interests ■ first to study the conditions In Europe which brought on this war| and second to oppose American "I have done this," he assorted, "because I believe my country Is in mortal danger and because I, could not stand by and see her going to destruction without pltt-j Ing everything I had against that trend lam moved by no personal animosity . . I have tried . . to give you the truth without prejudice and without passion.” Llndlwrgh made no direct reference to the storm of controversy aroused by his last public address at Des Moines Sept. 11 In which he said "the British, the Jews and tl* u Roosevelt administration" were leading th« couutry Into war. At one point he interjected: “1 have told you the truth as I saw It . , . what I said has been distorted. Sentences have heen removed from their context; m.e fives and meanings have Iteen falsely ascribed and words have, iwn inserted that I never used." t •Mt Is essential for us to reslise" Lindbergh went on. "that what we used to call representative government. American Independence and the American way of life, is rapidly becoming a thing of the past. ■

Decatur Student* Cla«« Officers Muncie, Ind., Oct. 4. - Miss Evangeline Fuhrman and Leßoy Schwartx, both of Decatur, have re celved recognition on the campus at Ball State teachers college. Miss Fuhrman has been elected treasurer of the junior cias*. She Is a member of Y. W. C. A.. Girls club. Rekamemoh club, and Alpha ' •orority Mr. Schwartx has been elected president of the freshman class*. ' Cvunty Infirmary , Report Is Filed « '■—» I Sam Reinhart, supertntenden* of 1 the county Infirmary, filed • r *' I port of receipt* for September for t produceooM at the county firm, to- < tallng |6M M, at the auditor'* ot ficq today. The report will be iumed over to the county commissioners (Monday. I

START KIDNAP PROBE MONDAV Mercer County Grand Jury To Probe Celina Kidnaping The Mercer county grand jury at Celina Ohio. Monday la expected to prolw Into the alleged kidnaping of a Celina couple early In August by Mwrencr Ktoker. who also confessed the kidnaping of a couple In this city. Htoker. 27. was arrested In Columbtis. Ohio on August 5. He admitted to authorities, Including those from Adams and Wells counties, to the kldnnplngs in both Mercer county and here. Shortly after that he was hound over to the Mercer grand jury a.id has been held In Jail at Celina since the time of hla arrest Htoker confessed to kidnaping Harold Jones of Bluffton and a girl companion, whose Identity was not revealed, during the street fair here. He admitted shooting at Jones. It Is unlikely that Htoker will be brought here to face charges, since Mercer county Is expected to press charges there. Stoker's brother. Emanuel. 21. who was allegedly with him In a number of thefts, was also arrested the same day He was not Implicated In the De <iatur crime, however. Stoker faces the possibility of a life sentence, should he lie convicted of kidnaping. Hheriff Ed Miller has heen summoned to appear before the Mercer grand jury at its opening session. relative to the ras:-.

Schedule Farmers Meeting Oct. 14 True "Tahby" Andrews, announced today that a meeting of farm-rs would be held Tuesday evening. October 14. at the Rlnaker school house, one mile north and about a quarter mil-- west of Monroe. Elmer Cook, county assessor of Allen county, will be the principal speaker. Hl* subject will be Uses, federal and state. The meeting Is sponsored by the Adame county wheat protest trtsoclation and Mr. Andrew* announced that John Baltzell, president of the local association, would preside a* chairman. Farmers and their friend* are invited to the meeting. CYOTOGIVE PLAT NOV. 2 Decatur (’atholic Youth Organization To Present Play The Decatur CYO will present the play. “Sila* Smidge from Turnip Ridge,” Sunday. November 2. at * p. m. at the Catholic high school auditorium. The play, written by Jay Tobias, will be directed by Ml»» Grace Soffee. asslated by Mis* Agnes Wolpert. The ca»t of characters follows: Neurasthenia Twigg* — Alice Baker. Mis* Simplicity MePbeeter* — Honora Schmitt. Oswald Garlick Leo Alberding. Judy- Ruth Born*. Florence McPheeters — Marjorie Kintx. ' Thaddeu* McPheeter* — Leo Braun. Ralph Thornhill—Louis Wolpert. Enid Thornhill — Geraldine Helman

Leola Pixley- Rosemary Baker. Ben Bruce —Leo Vlman. Silas Smidge-Vincent Tanvas. Wayne Kendall—Maurice Spangler. Miss Muriel Armitage—Joan Colchin. Noted Piano Duo To Play In Fort Wayne Gamma Lambda chapter of Tri Kappa sorority In Fori Wayne will present Jacques Fray and Mario Braggiottl, famed duo-pianists, In a concert at the Shrine theater at 4:15 o'clock Friday night. October 17. The wldeiy-known artiste presented an unusually successful concert in Fort Wayne several seasons ago. also under the ausplcew of Tri Kappa, and music lovers are looking forward to hearing them again. The program will be one of the few single admission concerts presented In Fort Wayne this season. Proceeds will be u*ed by the chapter tor Its philanthropic projects. one of which is the Pixley children’s home In Fort Wayne. All seats are reserved and tickets may be obtained by writing the Shrine theater box office.

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Newspaper lloyn, “Little Merchants" Are Honored Throughout Nation Today iiilHOJ ... ■

Today In Decatur and all over the nation tribute Is being paid to "the little merchants" In observance of National Newspaper Boy day. There are more than 20 of these lads who each weekday deliver the copies of the Dally Democrat to the homes and business houses of the city. Os this number. 15 are actually the "little merchants.” They contract with the Dacatur Dally Democrat to purchase the copies of the paper. They re-sc-ll the papers to the subscribers. Tb-y are actually what the term little merchant implies. It is their task to give satisfactory delivery service in all kind* of weather. It Is up to them to make their collections promptly and accurately, for they are the loser in event of krror or failure to collect. It 1s this early training that first gives them a taste of the business life to follow. Little wonder it has often been said that "the little merchants of today are th<business men of tomorrow." In addition to these IS youths, there are about a similar number who have been engaged by the newspaperboys as "helpers.” They are empAoyiW and pacd by the carriers under contract. They are entirely responsible- In their work to the carriers who employ them Keith (Mlpeii has the number one route out of the Dully Democrat. Keith, who Is 16 years old and a sophomore at Decatur jun-ior-senior high school, carries the Homewood route and delivers papers to residents in that vicinity. His younger brother, Max, Is his helper. Ric hard "Dick" DeeJ- an is carrier on route two. His I* the downtown route and Dick delivers most of the business house papers. Dick is IS years old and a senior at Decatur Catholic high. He is the son of Mrs. Florence In-sjean and came to this city from Indianapolis about 15 months ago. He started carrying the Daily Democrat soon after moving here. Hie helper la Bugeus Braun, son of Mrs. Margaret Braun of Heventh street. Yell leading seems contagious on his route, lacst year Dick was one of the yell leaders at Decatur Catholic high and Eugene was a yell leader for the St. Joseph grade school. Wayne Fisher carries route three paper* In the west end. Wayne is 15 years old. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fisher. Wayne, who has had about two y--ar* paper passing experience, "inherited" the paper from brother Bill, a former carrier. He is a freshman at DHS, Wayne has as his tn lpc-r. Bill Halley, son of Andrew Bailey in carrying one of the west end routes. Wayne playa football in the rest of hi* spare time after school and work.

One of the veteran carriers is John Holthouse, Jr., better known as “Brild.” Brud. the son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Holthouse ot Jackson atret. worked for yesr* as a helper to Robert Bocb. former carrier. He carries most of North Third. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh streets. Besides bis school snd newspaper work, Brud Is an accomplished athlete. He ha* played three years on the Decatur Commodore team at the Catholic high school, where he Is a senior. Brud's helper Is Eugene Bassett, 14. son of Carol Bassett and a sophomore at Decatur junior-sett-lor high. Brud has number four route. On number five route is Laverne Roth. To his fellow carriers and a majority of hi* customers he la "Chick.” Chick Is 14. the son of Noah Roth, an employe of the G. E.. and h« It a sophomore at Decatur junior-senior high. He has NOON EDITION

had about 15 months experience. Helping Chick la Kay Schwarts, eon of Peter D Schwarts of 716 North itecond street. Chick carries pc'ers south of Winchester street. Number six route Is carried by one mem Iter of the brother-combln-alon of carriers. William "Hill" Marbaugh Bill Is 15 years old and a sophomore at Decatur jun-lor-aenlor high. He ha* bad about sis months paper passing experience. He Is the soil of Walter Marbaugh. an employe of the- MeMilen Industrie* Hiu helper Is Paul Morgan Bill passes papers to the Homestead*. Bobble Gene Marbaugh, who drop* hla double name for plain Bob around the carriers is the other half of the combination. Hob carries number seven route, that cover* Belmont park. Hob I* In the eighth grade at Decatur juniorsenior high and 14 year* of age. The Marbaugh* have lived In Decatur since 1933. Bolt ha* had about four months experience. Hl* helper Is Melvin Taylor. Route eight Itae belonged to the Hunter boys for some time. First It wa* Jack and now It I* Jim, Jim (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)” —' <»■"- —

BONDPOSTERS DISTRIBUTED Boy Scout* Distribute Poster* Urging Purchase Os Bonds Members of Legion Troop 4-1. Boy Scouts, today distributed large' poster* urging the purchase oft national defense stamps and hond*.j The posters were placed 111 near-: ly every business house In the city by the B<*out*. Several Scouts also went to Geneva, Pleasant Mill* and Monroe to distribute the posters. Clarence Weber. la*glon troop Rcoutaia*ter. wa* in charge of the distribution. Scout* who participated are: Jim Brown. Bill Bolinger. Tom Lutes. Dale Bmltley, Gene Moser, Freeh Hower. Keith Gllpen and Dick Gehrig. The posters were sent here from defense headquarters at Fort Wayne and distribution was assigned through the focal legion post. The posters call attention to the! sale of defense bonds at the post office or bank in addition to urg-l Ing the sale of defense stamp". A likeness of a "Minute Man” appears on the posters. Commissioner* And Council To Meet The Adams county commissioners will meet Monday and on Tues-, day a joint session will be held with the county council, at which I time the building and financing of the new county Infirmary will be taken up. About s doxen petitions, signed by several hundred property own era asking that a new building be constructed and that the county issue 475.000 worth of bond* to finance the proposed 440.000 im provement. will be presented to the joint session. Architect Charles H. Houck ofj Tri laikes, employed 4>y the com mlssioners to draft plans for the new building to replace the one destroyed by fire August 1. will attend the meeting. Teeple Truck Not Involved In Wreck D. F. Teeple, local trucking com- 1 pany owner, stated today that none of hla trucks was Involved In the accident Thursday In which Warren Wilkinson was Injured. The Injured man does not drlv* a truck for the company, ue stated.

Russia Reports Battering Counter-Attacks Made In Answer To Hitler Claims

HULL DENOUNCES LATEST SINKING OF U. S. SHIP Four Member* Os Tanker Crew Are Still On MiNNinx Lbt Washington. Oct- |fe- . retary of Mate Cordell Hull today denounced sinking of the Amerl can owned tanker I. C White a* apparently "another act of law--1 lesanes*. piracy and attempted fright fulness" which I* part of a plan to drive people ftoin the Atlantic sea lanes. Hull added that the act apparI ently also wa* a part of the general movement of world conquest, t He Spoke strongly In support of a policy of self defense a* against ordinary Interpretations of International law. Speaking at greater length. Hull made clear that the attack on the I. C. White was viewed more ser- ( lously than previous sinking* “It Seems to be another act of ' lawlessness, piracy and attempted frightfulness In conectlon with the general movement to drive people off the Atlantic ocean, which Is part of a plan to drive people from I the Atlantic ocean.” he told a pre»s I conference. Four Missing Klo D<- Janeiro. Oct I (VP) - The American steamer Del Norte 1 has rescued 17 survivor* of the ' American owned Panamanian tank!er I C White, which was torpedoed and sunk Inside the American neutrality lone, presumably by an Axis submarine. It was annminced today. Eighteen other survivors were saved by the American freighter West Nylu*. Survivor* rescued by the Del | Norte Included ('apt. William Mel > 10. the chief engineer, the third ! mate, and the radio operator. (’apt. Mello of the I. C. White I reported by radio that four memI her* of his brew still were missing and might Im* drifting on a raft.

Build Two Chapel* At Fort Harrison Initiatory service* at 9 o'clock Sunday morning. October 12. at Fort Benjamin Harrison, will mark the completion of two chapels, one in the reception center area, and the other for the po*t proper. Established 35 year* ago. Fort Harrison soldier* have worshipped in improvised quarter. In normal times, Protestants ami Roman CathoMcs have held aervk es In the service club Occasionally, the war department theater become a hou»e of worship for a few hours on Sunday. Since the opening of rhe reception center last January, the recreation building has been used for divine service*. New* Os The World I By United Press M)NI*)N German armies were reported today to be driving toward Kursk. 12" mile* north of Kharkov, in what military quarter* believed might be the opening phase of a desperate attempt to reach Moscow. 000 MOSCOW — Important Russian gains were claimed on the central and southern fronts today and It was asserted that Russian warship* ot the northern fleet had *unk a German submarin-. 000 WASHINGTON The torpedoing of the American owned tanker 1. C. White with the possible loss of 20 American live* within the western hemisphere defense zone was regarded by some senators as strengthening the president's hand in any revision of the neutrality act. 000 BERLIN An official news agency dispatch asserted today that more than 60 persons had been killed and 300 wounded In a British bombing plane attack on Rotterdam. Netherlands, during the night. 000 BERLIN—A German dominated newspaper In Brussels said today that Jean Oedekerke, secretary to the commander of Belgian "Rexlst” Fascist formations, had been killed by a bomb explosion at Rexlst central headquarter* Wednesday.

COUNTY.CITY RECEIVE FDND Auditor, C’lerk-Treaaurer Receive (’hecks For Gm Tax With the receipt of a check for 127.34* 3«. the county highway department ha* received |1M,43».’ 14 for the state gas and auto license tax division. Victor Eicher announced today H. Vernon Aurand. city clerktreasurer. atinoumed the receipt of a 41.»*043 check, bringing the city * total from the state gas tax for the year to |7.!•*.** The gas tax la paid each quarter. the October dlstributloll tielng the last credit carried on the current year totals. The check for the next quarter, which will Inreceived January 1, will E«» next year's receipt*. The county highway department al*o had miscellaneous receipt* of IDS 17 this your from rent* and sale of material* and started the year with a <a»h balance of 43.372 14. The department operates entirely from the ga* tax receipts. The city place* It* go* tax in the street fund, most of It Isefllg spent for material*. O' —— Hunter Graduates From Air School Pvt. William Hunter, son of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph A. Hunter of this city wa* graduated recently from the airplane mechanic* school at t'hannte Field. Rantoul. Illinois, according to word received from headquarter*. Pvt. Hunter ha» been assigned to Victoria Field. Texas. At present he is home on a furlough He has been In the air corps since February I of this year.

VELEZ FUNERAL IS HELD TODAY Gunshot Victim Buried Today; No Bandit, Son* A**ert A large number of persons, mostly Mexican residents of the community. attended funeral services here this morning for Jesus Velez, victim of a bullet wound sustained In a brawl at Curryville The service* were held at the St. Mary * Catholic church and burial wa* made in the Catholic cemetery near Bryant. Meanwhile. Jesus Chavez, hi* alleged a**allant. Is being held in jail here awaiting action Ity the grand jury, egpected next week. In a statement Issued at Berne Friday, three turns of the aged Velez denied that their father wa* at one time a member of the Infamous Pancho Villa bandit gang of Mezico. They said that their father "seldom side-stepped the law In any way" and wa* "In bad only one time when he was convicted for selling marijuana, known as Mexican hay." They refuted the statement of a former Adam* county sheriff and denied that their father wa* an expert marksman, a* reported. He "seldom shot a gun or revolver." they declared and "never sought an argument with anyone” He was "a peace loving man. a good provider, always considerate of hi* family and a good worker,” they stated. Democratic Women To Meet October 10 A meeting of Democratic women will be held Friday, October 10. at the Elks home In this city, for the purpose of reorganizing and electing officers of the Women's Democratic club, it was announced today. Mm. C. M. Ellsworth of this city is the president. Other officers •re, Mrs. Clara Anderson. Geneva, vice-president; Mr*. Albert Retisger, treasurer and Mrs. Victor Eicher. *ecretary. Regardless of former membership. all women are invited to the meeting. There will be a short musical program by the delegation from Berne and plans for nezt wlnier’s asctivlties will be made.

Price Two Cent*.

Reds Report Recapture Os 30 VillaxcN In The I'kraine Area; Sabotage Continue*. POLES EXECUTED <By Vnited Preasj The Red army answered Adolf Hiller's claim* ot victory with report* of battering counter attack* on »cattered front* from Murmanik to the Black Sea. Including a four day offensive that reaulted in the recapture of 30 villages in defense of the vital Vkraiue industrial area. The southern front offensive, which appeared to Im- part of largo scale Russian operation* to check the German drive 011 the Doneta basin, wa* reported In war dispatche* to Moscow to have decimated three Rumanian cavalry regiments of 4.000 men. For the time being, both lamdon and Mo*<ow reported that the eastern front appeared to be holding ba<k the Nasi onslaught although Urndon dispatt he* Indirined that the Germans were attempting to strike through north of Markov and again stab directly at Moscow — probably the "gigantic o|H-ratlon Hitler mentioned in his speech. On the Arctic coast, the German drive toward Murmansk again wan repulsed with a counter attack that reportedly wiped out two regiments. In occupied Europe, the wave ot sabotage and terrorism against Natl rule still was spreading. Poles reported that 150 persona. ln< luding 12 women, had been executed in Poland since the Invasion of Russia iM-gan. Norway reported new clashes of major Importance, and igt- Germans ordered the death penalty enforced against op- ■ pmilttontats aiding men of military ' age to flee from the low countries ' to England, and in Belgium, an official of the pro-Naxi reline patty was killed by a bomb explosion. One of the mysterious trend* of the war — Indlrm ’ proposal* for |M-ace by Axis source* cropped up

(<’ONTINUW!> <>M PAGfC TWO) _... O • - — Army Needs 3,301 Three-Year Men The war department today called on Ohio. Kentucky. West Virginia and Indiana to furnish 3.301 more three-year recruit* during Octol»er November and December. Fifth corp* area headquarter* at Columbus. O, said quota* <**ll tor l.»go three-year enlistments tor the army Air Force*. i»s»> for regular army una*aigned. and 375 oversea* replacement*. Enlistment application* are being taken at all army recruiting office*. Air force candidate* must bo •Ingle, male American citizen* at least 1* year* old and not yet 2x who have ocmpleted the eighth grade — o Three Escaped Convicts Nabbed Moultrie, Ga . Oct. 4 - (VP> — Three escaped Georgia convict* and their woman companion, fleeing in a car which was a rolling arsenal, were captured near here today. Sheriff T. V. Beard »ald that the three men including Forrest Turner and Slim Scarborough, HU* petit* In the Marian Miley slaying had surrendered on a highway just north of here about 10 a. m. Elizabeth Leyse To Direct College Play* Mhw Elizabeth Leyse. formerly of Monroe, ha* been cho-eii a* 4 director of the first Northwestern university play of the season." A SUght Case of Murder' to be given October 15. 16 and 17. Mia* Leyse. who recently taught at the Monroe high school, is enrolled In the school ot speech and hearing at Northwestern. ■ ■ o— — - — TEMPERATURE READING DEMOCRAT THERMOMETER 8:00 a. m. <0 10:00 a. m. ... ... 68 11:00 a. m. .. 70 WEATHER Mostly cloudy, showers and scattered thunderstorm* tonight and Sunday, little change In temperature.