The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 December 1931 — Page 4

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POTTED PLANTS and Cut Flowers / he Gift of Charming Sentiment Because it lasts, giving out its cherry message of good v. ishes, she will adore a plant for < hristmas We are showing an unusual collection of ail kinds Order now for early givingEITEL FLORAL CO

^necessity. Only about two months ago faround $o ' a nts higher: bulk $5 50 to 1 ; at ShuhSvdclt, a defhofistratwn of Hit-1 $5.76: tey {C.Ob: some unsorted lots i lerites revealed to the world sofne-{gf.CO fo threv.-outs door, to $?. S thing of th" strength of the organ- — -*—* — ; j Nation rh»n 104.000 of nitlefV bfov.-n R 'array•’ from all fwrts of Germany *• I y Xn cn •.••era feviewei aiohg a mile front. j^. ar)d -j. Cra3ip Entertained

— Portcfficc Employes The i stoffice employes were j guests at i iightfui Christmas party j Monday e -ening given by 51 r. and Mrs. Law; mce Crump, 1025 south In- ; diana stre t. The house was decoratI ed in keeping with the holiday season.

Hog receipts 5,500; holdovers 114; Forty gur f ere present. Delicious market mostly 10c to 20c higher; 160 • refreshme- vere served I to 200 lbs. $4 55 to $4.60; 20 Oto 250 | _ fc.40 MM 250 t *25 H HOd I rvy 3 GET FEI I $4.25 to $4 40: 10 Oto 160 lbs. $4.25 to Tony Dnrrs Merle V.'eaver and I $4.40; packing sows $3.25 to $4.00. I Marion Draper, arreste i last Cattle 500; calves 600; general J week in T re Haute for stealing a r i trade around steady, few steers $5.50 hog from farmer south of Staunton ‘ to $8.00; common killers under $4.00; pleaded g itv to the chaige of petit

the charge of committing lareeftr 1 while armed with a deadly weaf>ofi and was sentenced for an additional ten y°ars by Judge T. TV. HutcKisofi.! : Th'-y will be taken to the reformatory do b"~!n their sentences this week.*—

I Bracil Times.

INDIAN vPOLLS LA*ESTOCK

Suit Of Interest Is Venued Here

ECONOMY STORE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY OFFIIALS IN LCTfON FOl INJUNCTION

j most cows $2 5 Oto $3.50; few heifers larceny i , LJS.SO to $6 00: odd head higher; low'court toda !cutters and cuters, $1.50 to $2.50: the state (vraiers steady $6.50 down. for terms Sheep receipts 500 down; lamb® Tony D

lie Clay county circuit ,nd each was sentenced to formatory at Pendleton

one to five years,

s also pleaded guilty to

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HITLER HAS l PPORT OF ! \K(,K HUM I.

member of the party admitted to me that if Hitler came to power, undoubt ediy one of his first actions would be to arm Lie iganization and constitute a sort of police force and party guard, similai to Mussolini’s militia

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B t . t.-t ILF T OF POWER I Hidei F -pects Fo (iain Con- ■ 1 t >,tin.any And R.in Tht

. ..nnii-ni vs He l.ikes

II b H Germany, Dec 21, il : Pi i re i iii 200,000 picked men, ori 1?' i ., a military basis modeled : r.e old German impenal army, ti i.i iht backbone f the German i iS! ii.-. ement sworn to obey i.nl'

A i. ipb Hitlei.

fl'i' t dat force, the weapon with i- li H.Uti .n^ends to rule Germany - pan i" voted into power, i= one • ' : i.i- -ignificant phases ,,f the

I ..scist, m Nazi, movement ’■i i "it i ml strength uf Iti-

I- , Mitl-i lias declaied he will not it* nipt t., use it t,< seize power hv

, e volution.

With arms, Hitler’s forces would II ‘louble toe nuiohei of men permit ini t;,e ii ii.an army b> the treats of .isc-illet Allhough he is a man 'in-,,t a country, having tieen «t«- , i iHi,ali/e,! tjy A nst i ia anl ref u - ed -■'-.i -hf at ion by (ierrnany, as “su 'lire cornmainler of the storm divi

The organization is divide i into two divisions, the “strum Abteilur.g” or storm detachment, and the “Schutzj staffe!”—picke I mobile detachments for special duties. The former are uniformed in brown military pants, brown shirts and Sam Browne belts, high crowned hats anl an arm I/a-d w ith the Swastika cross .emblem of the party Tie latter are similarly j dressed except they wear black inI stead of brown and tiieir b.-irs are

black

The Stettin division, whose emblem I is the skull and crossbones, accepts only men six teet tail and who physically could have quahfie 1 for the

pre-war Prussian guard

The tian.ine of tng army i= accomplished by r..ute marching, physical exercises and boxing. Before Chancellor Heinn.h Bruening's deciee prohibiting uniforms at political meet-

... ln ^ ? f° r ,hf> president, the nrgmiza Despite , ' r,n ’ s ( i utlp s largely consi-ted of ele • unturned' tionPPrin F tn,Irs :ind guarding Nazi

Heroic Mayor '8 Solution of Lnemployment Problem

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Y., Advocates

Mayor Marvin of Syracuse, N.

Suspension of Female Munici] ai Employes Who Are Supported by K.i'bands,

Needy to Get Their Jobs.

'meetings agamst attempt* .if oppon-

ents to break them up.

I he Nazis claim that the reason for ! the organization originally was the | neces-ity of guarding against com- | muni-t raid- »m their meetings. It i worth noting that Hitler in j 1923 the \ear of his unsuccessful j“beer cellar” Putsch—had planned t.» convert the organization into a mill ,tary force to resist the Fresn in the I Ruhr. I bat it- members eventually

' -f the Nazis, he has absolute, ntrol of one of the most powerful eXpeCted ,0 become an armed I ,ol ' pp is 11 atiizations in Germany iimlicat.il by taunts aimed at legulai

[police during lemonstrations, such as

.azt membe.s were relu-ta.it "We w.ll have your job- soon; «e v, Ml

oL information about this mill-L, doing t he policing ” which has iriHny ( Hrni>nK the ramifications of the or- ‘ ‘ M ‘ lssoj,nls j^anization is a motor division of 6,000, A candid pledged to furnish cars in case of

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mil-shirt pa-ci-t militia.

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A complaint for a temporary re-' straining order and permanent in-, junction, prohibiting Montgomery tax- 1 ing officials from listing for taxes I ceitoin property in Crawfordsville ; owned by the Ben Hur Life Association. was filed in the Putnam Circuit court Tuesday, coming hern on a change of venue from Montgomery j

county.

L fendants in the action are Paul tump, countv auditor; Lester O. McClamroch, treasurer; Charles Warren, treasurer, and Benjamin Carmen and Harry C Darnell, all members of the ■lontgomery county board of review 1

for 1931.

The plaintiff allege* the defendants are proposing to place on the tax duplicates of Montgomery county property owned by the association, "■‘lich includes the Ben Hur Home for Aged and eighty acre* of surrounding real estate together with a dairy herd and ceriam machinery and equipment, assessed at several thousand dollars.

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review meeting ever was given, and that furthermore the property understate laws governing charitable institutions is exempt from taxation.

, , „ , Judge James P. Hughes of the local

The Ben Hur'ldfe A^socfatfon mak- ^ C0Uit > iecei ' , *F landed down a ruling

iavonng Charles H Barnaby in a sim-

ilar suit against the local board of

tain- tiiat the proposed assessment

against it is void because the board , . . , . , , , , review, which sought to increase Mr. ! if view has no power to list the ^ u n i i u

Barnabv s =;w mill and lumber assess-

pro erty for assessment inasmuch as published notice of the board of

LIMEDALE Landes Cha -il L? ..J the church all dev V --

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Prayer meeting , Tuesday even : ,

leader.

The children f La: -j day school will g,w

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a MXvoio tdal/LANTD Epic poems have been written of deeds less heioic than that enacted by Mayor Rolland Maivin, of Syracuse, N. Y., who recently taced 165 women employes of the city and gava them their thou, of taking * year s leave of absence or being dismissed, the Mayor’s action was Ihe culmination of a plan to relieve distress caused by unemployment in the city. His scheme calls for the suspension, voluntaiy or otherwise, of all married women on the municipal payroll who aie adequately provided for by their husbands, the positions thus vacated to be given to men or women who are in dire need. To the eternal credit of the women concerned be it known that practically all agited with Mayor Marvin and declared their intention of applying fc, leava of absence. Of course, there were a few dissenters, but it would be ncih ing less than miraculous if 165 women agreed upon any one subjects I he Mayor’s plan has attracted nation-wide ettention and it is expected that not only othar municipalities but also big indust,ial con terns will follow the Mayor’s lead. Representatives of the American Federation of Labor are enthusiastic in piaise of tha scheme assertmg that if it becomes general the backbone of the unemployment dragon will be broken. Whatever the outcome, one can but commend he courage of Mayor Marvin. Victoria Crosses have been granted for lew.

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SYRACUSE. N Y, D" 2. ..Nfo’ tional calamitiee, whether they be thi,,ugh, war, death or pestilence, have always produced a hero and the much anathematized depre *ion which ; now fields our country, in oanmon with the rest of thu world, in its fell clutch i> no exception to the rule Th hero m this case is Mayor Foiland Marvin of this city Mayor Marvin, who incidentally i* the country’s youngest city head, be. ing only 36, recently come forward with a remedy for the acute unemployment situation that prevails in Syracuse and such is hi proposal that it took a higher order of courage to state it to those concerned than is neces ary to put the plan into

effect

The Mayor’s scheme is simply to suspend all the married women on the city payroll who have husband to support them and give their jobs to men or women who are in real

need.

You who sit and read this with only one or maybe two men in your immediate vicinity may make lighfof hizzonei ’- courage in propounding hi- pr i)h,sal. Jfut plea-.- tq remember that Mr. Marvin stood heroically before»166 of the weaker (?) sex and gently but firmly intimated that they were about to lose a Convenient source of pai money. Why, medals

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it clear that any woman whose husband i unable to bring enough money to support the family has a right

>0 work.

To the credit of the women affected by the plan be it said that Mayor Marvin’s plan received instant approval Practically all have ignjfied their intention of applying for leave of absence to make emplointent for their hard-pressed fellow-citizens. Of course th,-re were a few dissenting voices, but when did 165 women ever

agree on anything?

The Mayor's novel battle against unemployment has attracted mtionWide attention and it is well within the bound; of possibility that soon we shall -ee large industrial concerns following out; his plan A representative of the American Federation of Labor, congratulating Mayor M,arvin m his courageous action, declared that if mayors and governors in other towns and States followed the lead given by Syracuse the backbone of the unemployment problem would be

broken. *

So ’ £ a ‘ , the Mayor’ plan affects only married women who are ade quately provided for by husbands, but the case of single women who are not dependent on their city jobs for

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Even in taking such drastic action, Mayor Marvifl proved that, despite what cynics may say, chivalry 4s very much alive; for he gave the w<fmen concerned an alternative—they may apply for onel year’s absence or, to recall an old wartime phrase, leave of absence for duration of the rtenre-.

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ity of including those in the scheme. Whatever be the outcome .of hiz- [a aoner s gallant atten^pt'to chase the 1 [I wolves of depression from the doors of his Syracuse brethren, nothing can detract from his heroism in personally delivering his ultimatum to «. 165 women—poems were written) Si'

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