Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 14 November 1938 — Page 4

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DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated Entered at the Decatur, Ind. Post Office as Second Class Mutter J. H- Heller President A H. Holthouse, Sec y. A Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller..Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies .......3 .02 One week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier 5.0 V One month, by mail .35 Three mouths, by maill.oV Six months, by mail —— 1.75 One year, by mail — B.OV One year, at office .... .— 3.00 Prices quoted are within a radius of 100 miles. Elsewhere 33.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER & CO. 15 Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. This is the week when the factory fund must be concluded. Help put it over. Only a few hundred dollars needed. W’e don't mind getting election returns for a day or two but when it stretches out into weeks, it’s tough on everybody. The election returns knocked' Dewey, Murphy, Curley, Sawyer. Earle, LaFollette and many others ' out of the spot news. — Gray days indicate winter is near. Get ready for it now. Don’t wait until the cold blasts blow so . strong that you are uncomfortable. The Republicans seem to be more anxious to donate for the recount than they were for the campaign. showing that there is a difference in how they are approached. The historical markers now be-1 ing placed over this county should be of much interest in the years to come and French Quinn deserves great credit for the effort he has given the work. Republicans are flirting with crackpot pension schemes. They are faced with the extremely difficult problem in 1940 of promising the people something the present ; administration Ist already giving them.—By Olin Miller. We still remind you that those who are opposing the New Deal have announced no plans, have nothing definite to offer and will probably devote their time to conservative methods that will be far from helpful to the ordinary individual. Thanksgiving next week and it's time to plan. Decatur stores will have in stock every thing you need to make the holiday a happy one. Look for the advertisements in the Daily Democrat. They will be of unusual interest from now until Christmas. Hunters report many rabbits. ■ quail and pheasants this year and most of those who have been out ' have enjoyed the sport a lot. That's what results from conservation. The local club with more than 700 members has been and A HOG- AT THE TABL€ Just boosts his own weight, B'jT A mog ON THC ROAD BOOSTS VNfc ACCIDENT RAT£ 1 —Hatimal Safety Council <

will continue doing much for clean sport. The WPA activities should be Continued without a break if it is possible for that means the livelihood of many here and elsewhere i over the country. Until such time | as these men can be employed by j industry public work must be pro- ' ■ tided to keep them busy, Any ' I other plan will cause a real prob- ' lent. Os course it’s wise to do what- : ever is necessary to have the Krick-Tyndall plant rebuilt. It adds to the tax duplicate, provides I work for several score of men, ! means another good Industry to the town, adds to the total of in ' and out shipments, helps to make ! Decatur a better town and that | i helps every one in the community. In 1926 Albert Stump came within a few thousand votes of defeating Senator James E. Watson. It i I encouraged the workers in the | I Democratic party and they made : great plans for 1928 but in that election the Republicans carried ’ the state by 296,000. You can t tell in advance about an election in Indiana. They skip around about as they please here. The hundreds of Adams county friends of James J. Moran of I’ortland, are leased with his appointment as judge of the Jay circuit - court. He is experienced, having ' served in that same position some i • years ago, as well as on the appel- ' ' late bench, deserving from a polit-, ' ical standpoint and in every way qualified. He will serve until after I the next general election in 1940 i under his commission. The Democrats will have 262 ' members of congress in the next session while the Republicans will ■ t I have 170. There will be two ProI gressives and one Farmer-Labor-ite. In the senate there will be t 69,Democrats, 23 Republicans, two I Farmer Lafeorites. one Progressive : and one Independent, which still gives the administration sufficient strength to carry on their program designed to help the people. , The west ward school is being i torn down and the north ward i building will soon be razed. Hun , dreds of pictures have been taken i of these buildings the past week : or two, to be preserved by those ' who attended school in these I places and who will always remember those as the happiest days , of their lives. The students are being taken care of in the building formerly occupied by the high I ; school. The G. O. P. press is showing a partisan and unfair attitude in threatening contests with which they include charges that they know are untrue. It looks as though the official vote will be ' , necessary to decide who has been , elected to state offices and in due ; time that of course will be an- 1 nounced. So far as can be learned I the election was clean and fair and there is probably as much chance I for the Democrats to increase their ) leads,as tor the Republicans. The annual Red Cross dinner will be held at Monroe tonight al ; 6:30 at which time plans will be made for the years' work. It is ' as we all know one of the great- ' est organizations in the world and each year give relief to many thousands who live in districts or cities where catasthrophes occur. Join the Red Cross and do it with a smile. It's the finest charity we know of. The Red Cross is ably I managed and the money really goes for the purpose intended. o Glwr 1 i A0 BY S c j jA I Ffifb W BRAUN / Deer hunting season will soon be' i open. Here are a few things to remember when you go on that hunting trip: Be careful when you climb under

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:>r over fences. Pulling a loaded gun [■trough a fence by taking Hold of rhe barrel is a dangerous stunt. Never leave a loaded gun leaning against a tree or rock, or lying jit the ground or the bottom of a boat. A loaded gun should not be tak?n into a house, hunting shack, or i-ar. Many times some other person tries out the “sifcht,'’ pulls the trigger, and a fatality is the result. Do not clean a gun until vou have made positive inspection of chamber and barrel. point a gun at anybody, it’s a foolish and senseless action. 0 « Answers To Test Questions Below are the answers to the | Test Questions printed on Page Two » 1. Richard I. 2. 1918. 3. Philippine Islands. 4. Martin Dies. 5. San Francisco time is two hours earlier than Chicago. 6. Des’-pi-ca-bl. 7. Professional football. 8. The North Sea and the Baltic. 9. Holystone. 10. A party who is called upon to inswer in proceedings against him. 1. Dominion of Canada. 2. Anosmia. 3. "Mercury”. 4. Yes. 5. Port Said. 6. Minnows.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1938.

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7. Madam Chairman, or Madam President. 8. Herpetology. 9. Not without amending the Constitution. 10. Athiesm. o * TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Frotn the File Nov. 14—Marshall Foch notifies ' Germany that all violence must cease. The Rainbow division is e> «cted home by Christmas. Business boom is predicted to comb within next few weeks. The city will extend the light lines to Bobo and Pleasant. Mills. The county has subscribed 332,281.02 for the War Works fund. The quoto was 530,000. Nick Miller, barber, nips Hie ends of two fingers off with razor and is on forced vacation. Andrew Gottschalk observed his JBth birthday this week. o • — ♦ Modern Etiquette | By ROBERTA LEE Q. What expenses should the bridegroom assume? A. The bride's wedding ring, mar- ' iage license, gloves, ties, and boutonnieres for his attendants, the minister’s fee. transportation for his family and his attendants to the church, the honeymoon trip; and from that time oneverything. But don’t be discouraged. The right kintk of wife is worth it. Q. When dining in a friend's home

should a guest take a helping of eash dish offered? A. Yes; it is the courteous thing to do, even if one is not fond of I some certain dish. And for a guest ' to refuse two or three dishes is ! really rude and unpardonable. Q What is America’s favorite diI version, indoor and out? A. Dancing. o I 4 ( Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee How to Darken Furniture If it is desirable to darken the ■ color of the furniture, try the following: One pint linseed oil, one ounce alkanet root, beaten up in a metal tortar; let this mixture stand for a day or two; then pour off the i oil, which will be of a rich color. ' Apply with a soft brush. Lipstick Stains I Lipstick stains on white linens may be removed by soaking them ! with vinegar, full strength. If the I stains are in colored material, use half vinegar and half cold water. Caramel Flavoring I Caramel flavoring can te made as follows: Melt a cupful of granulated sugar in a sauce pan; cook un- , 'il brown. Then add a cupful of boiling water and stir until thick syrup is formed. o 4 4 TODAY S COMMON ERROR | | ' Do not say: "Marriage laws , are not uniform in the various ■ 1 states;” say. "several states." |

STATE WARS ON SLOT MACHINES Gov. Townsend Orders State Police To Confiscate Machines Indianapolis, Nov. 14 — (U.R) — Indiana state police today launched an intensive drive to confiscate all slot machines In the state fol lowing an order by Gov. M. Clifford Townsend. Don F. Stiver, superintendent of state police, issued special orders of confiscation to every member of the force and said the campaign of extermination was to be waged in every county. “This means the end of slot machines in Indiana,” Stiver said Townsend's order was in the form of a letter from his executive secretary. Dick Heller, to Stiver and it remains in effect for the remainder of the governor's term. Heller's letter said: "Mr. Donald F. Stiver: "Several complaints have reached this office concerning the operation of slot machines in certain counties of Indiana. Some time ago Gov Townsend issued a statement asking the cooperation of all law enforcement agencies in ridding Indiana of these machines. : The governor has directed me to ! ask you to issue a general order

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