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Monday Evening, July 31,1939 LOGANSPORT PHAROS-TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE SEEIN' STARS-- By Peg Murray WVfXI CAVALCADE, PEODUCED UWD62 THE SUPSBVISIOW OF 2OV CEMTUBy-FOK, IS 8V TUg GRA.WDSOW OF THE CEIGWM. OOG, FOE WHOM 2AWUCK USED TO werrs sceesu 1WHILE LOCWIOM a FOB TME BATTLE SCENE'S IW BEAL Gi.oev' EVESV coMceewED LEST CATCH POISON OAK WAS THE ONLY ONBIKI THS CAST WHO THE tJUMEXCUS gS AV7S MXJLMTBtre HM Oueiwa LULL iw THE AMklUM. BEUEFIT BASEBALL 6AME 8STWEEW1W6 WOLLVUKBO COMEDIAWS WJO LEADIWS iujujiHiaus MID uwa PTTCH6D IM LEFT FIELD AUO STAg-TEd iiOASTlJ6 I Jones, Mrs. J. C.

Carney, Von Hoi- linger and Miss 'Louise Cochran; reception, Mrs. J. H. Kraning, Mrs. George Kassabaum, Lawrence Phillips and Mrs.

George Spencer. Four-H club girls of Union township, will have an' exhibit in the Lin. coin Junior high school building Wednesday, August 2, under the direction of Hahn. township leader. Miss Guyman of Monon will act Judge.

Mrs. W. J. Emerson was hostess to the members of the Mothers club of Brobkston at' her home here. Mrs.

John Nagle gave a "paper. Misses. Wilma VanDeman and Harriet Buckingham of Washington, D. were guests of the former's mother, Mrs. Lucy Va'nDeman in Monticeilo on their way' home from Denver, Colorado.

Lillian McClurg and Mrs. Maude Fisher were weekend guests of Mrs. H. B. Daniels'in Champaign, 111.

The following licenses were issued Saturday by County Clerk Guy A. Malone: Woodrow Nine, employed at Rider factory, to Mary Denton, daughter of Richard Denton, both of Monticeilo; Edwin V. Franklin, employed at Rider factory, to Mary Mclver, both of Mon- ticeilo; Emil Morris Combs, salesman of Danville, 111., to Elma Cadle of Monticeilo. Emery Fulks of Monticeilo filed suit in circuit court Saturday for a divorce from Opal Fulks and asks the custody of their three which he alleges she abandoned. Stolen Auto is Recovered MoratSceHo Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Small funeral home lor Daniel A.

Fetters, who died at.LakeView home suddenly. He was 85 years old. Burial was made at Peru. Mrs. O.

A. Scipio of Lafayette, formerly of Monticeilo, took part in a broadcast over station WL.W of Cincinnati, Saturday, which was a dramatization of work of the CCC in combatting soil erosion. Mr. and Mrs. Scipio have had a large amount of work done on their farm by members of the CCC.

George Shafer. well-known farmer, is confined by illness to his home east of Monticeilo. A farewell for the Rev. and Mrs. Russell Jaberg, who are sailing in The Pure Grain Beer K.G.SCHMIDT BREWING INC.

LOGAJVSPORT, IND. September for a two years' residence in Edinburg, Scotland, was. held at the Presbyterian church parlors in the form of a "ship's con. cert." r. Jaberg will assume a fellowship at the University of Edinburg, where he will work on his Ph.D.

at the New College Divinity School. He has been pastor of the local Presbyterian church for a year and a half. Nautical decorations were used about the entertaining rooms. Cyril Prevo acted as master of ceremonies at the ship's concert, and musical numbers were given by Von Hollinger, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth by members of an orchestra consisting of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Jackson', Dick Jones, Mrs. Robert Hughes, Howard Henderson and Lelantf Foreman. Talks were given by Rev. Frederick Hollingshead, Rev.

M. A. Madsen and Rev. Jasper H. Cox, representing the other Monticeilo churches, by Coach A.

R. Staggs, and Attorney Charles Boomershine. Gifts were presented by Lawrence Phillips for the Loyalty class, Jean Hollinger for the primary department, and Jimmie and Johnny Simons and Joyce Doud for the beginner's department. The affair was sponsored by the Loyalty class, with Mrs. George Spencer as general chairman.

Committees were as follows: Decorating. Mrs. Clarence Engle, Mrs. N. C.

Seward, Mrs. Don Brearley, and Mrs. Frank Wright; Invocations, Lawrence Phillips, Mr. and Mrs Robert Hughes and Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Kraning: refreshments, Mrs Russell Gordon, Mrs. John Bowman, Mrs. Henry Hughes, Mrs.

Cy Prevo Mrs. J. C. Major and Mrs. Emma Billing; entertainment, Mrs.

Abbie Carson, Mrs. Ruth Gustin, Dick I A I ACROSS I 1--part 01 tooacco oJpe S--Short sarment 10--Hindu monster causinp edlDsep ol light 15--Plow ei 16--Hebrew measure 17--saltea (Philippine Is.i IB--GamDOlinp 30--Reduced ID 33--Unrefined 24--IP this manner 35--EmDt? areas ReEiiiaicd choice ol tooo 39--Health resort Intrigue 33-- AbsorotloB ol tood 3--Sou) 36--HlgneEt card 37--Mine ernrance 3ft--Brlnp again 42--Before 44--Banquets 45--Highlander 4fl--Line of sewing 47--Thlcfc-Roled wooden shoe 60--Sheathing 54--Surrounded with splendor 67--Raised -with effort from eye 60--Elaborate 61--Undermines 62--Avarice 63--Tiny room DOVTK 1--Food fish 3--Narrative 3--Kingdom new Assyria of automobiles (col.) 5--Those who walk 18 water 6--Remark to 7--That 8--Septembei labbr.) 9--Disyllabic foot 10--Routines 11--Moslem nobleman 12--Domesticated forcibly 19--Puts to flight 31--Chinese weight 24--Giant tellne 25--Frighten 36--Kind of racehorse 37--Tolerate 28--CUE into cubeF 39--Lateral ooundarlei 30--Particular moment 31-- orelimlnary oet in poker 33--Small crane 34--South American resin 38--Intertwisted 40--Press Ing 41--Signet 44--Warded off 45--Chief 46--Strainer 47--Mines 48--Space 49--Snare 51--Ancient timee 52--Malign 53--Genuine 55--Swls? river 35. 58 56 British Plan for Durable Peace Given Offer Dictators Share In Haw Materials if They Allow Democracies to Eotaln World War Spoils PARIS High French quarters Sunday reported the receipt of a British proposal that a common "peace plan" be drawn up and submitted to the dictators as soon as Europe's security bloc is consolidate by the inclusion of Soviet Russia. The reported plan for a durable peace would serve as a formula permitlhig the- nations to reduce their armaments, -demobilize reservists and get back to a peacetime economic and diplomatic footing. The proposal, as reported in Paris, would offer Fuehrer Adoif Hitler find Premier Benito Mussolini a share in raw materials providing they.promise to abandon their policies of force and threat of force and agree to respect the' "status quo" in Europe and Africa.

The British were said, to have sounded out the French government on the common "peace plan" proposal, which would embrace Turkey, Greece, the Balkan states and other nations ot the European "peace front" as well as the signatories of the projected triple alliance wilh Russia. The British soundings were said to have pointed to the serious economic possibilities of the present stf.te ot alarm in which European nations are spending more than they can afford for arms and mobilized armies. As yet the French government has not replied to the British sug- gestionc, it was said. The British argued, it was reported, that lasting peace is impossible so long as Europe's rival camps continue to glower at each other across-barbed wire. ROCHESTER, Ind.

A 1937 Chevrolet sedan, stolen Feb. 23 from the used car lot of the Schormau-Schauf-Frieeman company at South Bend, was found iate Saturday in the Tippecanoe vrver near the South Germany bridge, west of Rochester. The car, which was in a deep pool a short distance from the bridge was found by Fred Scay- ton ami his son, Paul, when they went to the river to fish. All but smiiH part of the car was submerged Stayt'in notified Sheriff Russell Vorhees, who ordered a wrecker to pull it the river. The license plates bad been removed, but identification was made through the motor and serial number.

The v.jhiclf -was believed to have been placed in the river Friday night. Remove Pettit to His Homi; Roberc H. Pettit, SO, New Waverly garage operator, who suffered a fracture of the left hip Sunday njon, July 23, when his motorcycle skidded off the pavement on state road 24, east of Huntington, was removed to his home in New in the Easterday ambulance Sunday afternoon from the Dukes Memorial hospital at Peru. Pett and his wife were, enroute to New York City at the time of the accident. Following his injury, he was returned to the Peru hospital.

He is recovering satisfactorily, although it will be necessary lor him to remain in a cast for some time. a i I A blood battle ol words, with brother pitted against brother, will highlight the Information Please broadcast over the NBC-Blue network at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday, August 1, when John Kieran comes to grips with his younger brother James on the program Board of Experts. TRAVEL BY BUS CALL I BUS STATION DIAL 3029 EFFECTIVE MAI 1, 1939 BUSES LEAVE FOE Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Washington, D.

Pittsburgh, New York City 8:05 a. a. 12:15 4:30 p. p. 10:55 p.

m. South Bend, a a Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Petoskey, a. .11:00 a. 2:40 p. 4:30 p.

7:45 p. 12 midnight. Terre Haute, Danville, a a i Springfield, 8:15 a- 12:30 p. 3:45 p. 7 p.

(Sunday only 10:55 p. Peru, a a 5 Huntington, Fort AVayne, 7:30 a. 10:40 11:00 12:35 p. 4:30 p. 6:05 p.

7:30 p. m. Kokomo, Tipton, Elwood. Alexandria 8:45 a. 12-TO p.

m. 4:30 p. 6:30 p. m. Peru, Wabash, Marion, Bluffton, Muncie 12:35 p.

6:05 p. Rensselaer, Crown Point, Fary, Hammond, Chicago 1 p. 6:30 p. m. Akron, Warsaw.

Milford, Go-, shen, 11:00 a. 4:30 p. m. Royal Centre. Star City.

Winamac, Bas Lake, Knox, LaPorte Michigan City, Gary, Hammond. Chicago 8:10 3:45 7:45 p. Monticfllo, Remington, Kentland, Watseka. Gillman, Chenoa. Peoria, Kansas City, 8:05 7:55 p.

m. Fort Wayne. Detroit. To'edo, Cleveland Pittsburgh. New Yoik 8:10 4:15 p.

m. Burnettsville, Idanile Mon- tlcello. 8:05 a. 1:00 p. 5:40 6:30 p.

7:55 p. fli. Former Delphi Lady Dies at Indianapolis DELPHI, Ind. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Hall, 32, former Delphi and the daughter of the late Silas Wilson, succumbed Sunday noou at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis.

Surviving are a son, Kenneth. of Indianapolis; four sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Burial will be at "Wingard. Hope to Start Expansion in Home Building Eodnction of One-Half Percent Becomes Effective Aug.

1, Officials Announce Wagner and Grofe will be featured by Armin F. Hand and his American Legion band, Thursday. August 3. when a portion of the Grant Park open air concert is broadcast at 8:30 GST over the NBC-Blue network. Bill Corum, sports columnist of the New York Journal-American, is Ted Husing's first guest as -the CEi; ace sport reporter Tuesday, Aug.

1, inaugurates his new eer- ies of weekly broadcasts, "That's What I Said." over Colum-bia network. (WABC-CBS. 5:15 to' 5:30 p. m. CST).

"The Invisible Wound," by Karoly Kisfaludi, "father of modern Hungarian drama," will be presented by Jack Johnstone's players in the World's Greatest Stories series the Johnny Presents program, Tuesday, 1, over the NBC-Red network at 6:00 p. CST. Dsepite two dismal failures, Mtirt Lewis will, attempt a third -revival of minstrelsy during the If I Had the Chance program, Tuesday, August at 8:00 p. m. CST over the NBC-Blue network.

HEADS PERU CLUB PERU, July 31--At a recent metting of the 40 and fun and service organization of the American Legion, Tom Scott was elected chef de gare of-the organization. Other officers were elected as follows: chef de train, Carl Bowman; commissaire intendnat, M. J. correspondent, Walter Wirick; garde de la port, Lyman Keyes; commis voyageur, George Hentgen and lampiste, Ebert Robbins. John and Catherine Reinley of Lucerne left Saturday for Rochester, to be at the bedside of John Frushour who is a patient at the Mayo brothers hospital.

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I AL'NDERERS DVERS ESTABLISH ED 1893 216 No. Cicott St. Dial 4171 CLEANERS WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Sows the Seeds ot Lust In Tonth- fnl Brains Takes the Brakes Oft ronng Morals Demands a Terrible Price for a Thrill! MARIHUANA WASHINGTON The Federal Housing Administration last night moved to stimulate further expansion in home building and buying by ordering-a per cent, reduction in interest on future mortgages insured by it; Tin reduction becomes effective Aug. 1. On and after that dite the maximum interest on mortgages committed by the FHA on small homes will be j.er cent instead of per cent at present.

The maximum rate on mortgages oil large scale project's, limited by law to will be 4 per cent as against -per. cent existing WH Buy Mortgages At Ihfl same time, Jesse Jones, adminitrstor of the new federal loan agency, announced that the Federal National Mortgage Association and the- RFC Mortgage Company, both subsidlsi-iss of the Reconstruction Finauce Corporation, stand-ready to liny FHA insured mortgages at the reduced rates fin- lending institutions. The FHA does not make leans for homy construction or buying. ins-lies loans madj by lending nstitntioii.s, such as and ONE NIGHT ONLY WED, AUG. 2 Continuous: Dancing 1 8 to 1 No Intermissions Advance Sale Tickets at Central Drug Co.

88c Per Person, Tax Paid At the door $1.10 Per Person, Tax Paid; Advance Sale Croses Midnight, Angnst 1. Indiana Largest and Most i NOW PLAYING THRU WEDNESDAY savings ard loan associations, up SO jiid I'O. per cent th-eir face value. Thy reduction in interest rate ID stimulate greater, interest iu Lome owncrrhlp am'ong low income groups. In the cut, FHA Administrator Stewart McDonald said: Benefits Public "Tile reduction in iattrest rates extends to home-buying public the benefUs of.

general'y lower interest rates now prevaiiics in rlie money market. With these sroall homes be purchased bii terms ns as'10 per cent i'jvn and mouthly mouti of SI thousiad dollars borrowed, inrlcj'ns: principal, interest, and mortgage 'n- Eurance i.remium. Thus, monthly payments averaging $23.25 or 77 cents a day, over the period of the loan will complete, pay off a mortgage in 25 years. These are the nii'Et favorable financing terms ever available 10 buyers a nationwide basis in the history of the country. "The reduction in interest rate on mf.rtgages on rental properties should -enable a greater advance to be marte into lower rectal areas laan been here'-ofore possible for pr.vate enterprise.

A number if lev 1 have been making FrlA-insured mortgages at Pev cent interest a less some, time." McDoacild pointed out that prior to the estab' shment the FHA in 3934. no uniform nationwide home financing interest raie and that In many regions rates of to 10 per cent were iot uncommon. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS TODAY ONLY 100 to 1 AGAINST MICHAEL VfflAlEN Dolores COSTEILO Virginia Weidler TODAY! "INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY" 1AST DAT! PAT O'BRIEN A'X SHEKIDAS PAYNE AIR CONDITIONED COMFORTABLY COOL! ROXY TUESDAY 9:00 P. M. Who Wil! Be Miss Logansport! ON THE STAGE FINAL SELECTION MISS LOGANSPORT BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST 9 Charming Logansporf Misses 9 PhyHls Moore.

Bettj- Eaber, Helen Smitlcy, Betty Keitzer, Donna Ream, Lois Myer, Betty Smitley, Moran, Florence Adams WEDNESDAY ONLY CONTINUOUS SHOWS ENGAGEMENT LIFE In LOGANSPORT YOU ARE THE STARS Leading Industries, Churches, City Officials, Service Clnbs, Police and Fire Departments, Theatre Crowds Many Other Interesting Activities ON THE SCREEN BOTH DAYS! a One-Man Team from WiM Wki WHERE MEN ARE MEN AND A QUARTERBACK IS 2 BITS IN CHANGE! Don't miss this gridiron gaucho when he gallops down the field! He may not make a but he's sure to make you howl! WHEELER WILSON.