Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 168, Decatur, Adams County, 18 July 1933 — Page 5

SAVES | ■ LARGE AMOUNT I ■ «.«(«' Expenses II |r > IB"" 1 ! ri '■'■■■■ K* 1 "" ..,,, M.irims'ille pub- ■ »nd head |,f "'" a ' , "’ r ”' K division of the l *' part ' K,( m the } Kmmenh (I( , pnrl . ■grated I" Finney inc'ude ■ JtroNie IF on-, drivers H and the automobile theft if| . dlv seems possible that lhf ■XonK -vo. l-'-s'aten. U ■r'uoa of or lor. In I that “ ■‘ ut.at F— d(d in buying tn ■ Ko fifirhl. i'on.or secret.!! > d K antler tho administration l-oshe paid ■ -or two million drivers 11, j M ... when th.- law was fust | *' Hu aoeordma records in the , *■- and for a million th Sl . s , Finite) p.nd exactly | al Quite ■f course tt ha> readtlv ■h ’hat the I" inter did not . a major Portion of the ._ paid out by Filield, and A information |!| at 'a! I. V H,, u i*"» nt t'l Ht " ashineto investigate this $82,000 and sqmmib rinv of state , "|Bfratik Finn-' L ,!1 ' past, • • legisla- I I 1 v 7 ' ■ nd I- Hie "u I

I City Water I Bills led, I ■and must be paid K on or before SI HKt penalty will be ■dded if bills are not ■ paid by this date. | I rater IDept. I

As Balbo 1 old Press of Epic Flight t B iKIHi ■ Tlw 'UMI L/ TT 1B \ ft I E* 1* a 4 < j, ■ fc, '<«. r F*► StaV '-k ¥ 11 '* '-4 B 1 f & y A M ■ «li K XKf'* H ' - '* VV‘« \ I ■£*., WIF * ■ k T I * / ♦ %<•>- ? in a cabin, where a large portrait of Premier Benito interview to newspapermen after the arrival of his Mussolini occupies the place of honor, on board the flotilla of 24 seaplanes at Cartwright, Labrador The base ship Alice, General Italo Balbo, leader of the general declared that the great mass flight is another Italian air armada, is pictured as he gave his first triumph for Fascism.

■as a conservative business man j ; although liberal in his views, lie i took charge of the automobile 11- j cease division following adjonrn i inent of the recent session of the | state legislature and according to l I a set of figures prepared by John ' Mosier, auditor of the department. | the saving has been made since ; I Finney took charge in March of. I this year. Other savings which have not I hurt the efficie.icy of the depart-1 ment. include one of SI,OOO perl month by cutting the number oil drivers license investigators from < twelve to seven. Another tre-j mentions saving in* printing costs is o.i automobile titles. The state I uses approximately 400,000 of I these annually and Finney has let ’ contract for printing at $4.75 per | thousand and whereas the state I formerly paid $6.50 per thousand. | a saving of approximately $70,000. month Finney will let the' 'contract for the 1935 automobile i license plates. The 1934 plates, by th? way will be light blue and white. The state pays approximately 8 cents per pair for four figure

HNS3 WW®? ■ ■ ■ II I B The three fluted towers of B the Federal building symbolize the three branches B of our government: execuM five,legislative and judicial. B The Morrison Hotel has only B one tower, but every floor B in it symbolizes hospitality. JK Bright, Inviting Rooms ® Home of Terrace Garden B In the Heart of the Loop E* Only $2.50 up with Bath B LEONARD HICKS. Atsnosln? o<-cctor ■ % it li B ‘fJlapitafity I^' iii 7 ■ EBW’TW!' *1 DRIVE UP!....W« park your car. ■B Standard rates. No other charges. f ’ I Bl P* 1® j h.l i rfhnftfn W

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1 I plates and 9 cents for five figure I plates. The work is done at the Indiana State prison at Michigan City. Ninety percent of the cost iof the plates is in material and I Finney plans to cut the costs conI siderahly by use of lighter steel ' and cut in the size of the plates, i Approximately one inch may be I cut in size without reducing the j size and visibility of the numbers. | he says. Another safeguard for truck liI censes planned for 1934 is the use | of special numbers to be attached Ito truck license indicating the I tonnage of the truck in use. It I has been found that the state is being cheated on issuance of truck licenses where applicants | have obtained licenses for one ton tracks whereas the truck is of a larger tonnage. The numbers atI tached to the license plate will j enable investigators to check | these truck licenses. There seems to be a mix-up in 1 the operation of the automobile theft fu .d under the new state reorganization bill. The automobile theft fund is obtained from the sale of certificates of title which cost the purchaser fifty cents. I nder the original law establishing this fund, it was to go into a separate fund for maintenance of the state police after expense of, operating the department was deducted. The state police, however under the new reorganization are ' under the Department of Public Safety, while Finney is operating ’ the fund under the Department of the Treasury. There has been no ruling made yet as to just who is to operate this fnsd or whether it still will go to keep up the state police department. Evidences of the depression can readily be found in the great decrease in the number of passenger car and truck licenses issued this year. In 1932. 627.491 passenger car licenses were issued as com pared to 589,735, the first six months of this year, a decrease of 37,756. Last year 102,504 truck ’ licenses were issued as compared to 94.840 the first six months of 1 this year, a decrease of 7.664. | A ray of sunshine, however, is I seen in the statement of the sixnumth period when it is noted that I 71.902 chauffeur’s licenses have, been issued this year so far. as ■ compared to 45,175 in 1932, indicat|ing the 26.727 more chauffeurs have 1 been put back on the pay roll, than were working in 1932. Bus licenses 'show an increase lof 48 while tractor licenses show an increase of 616 indicating that the Hoosier fanner is getting back ; into his stride. A total of 2,113 ( tractor licenses were issued this year as compared to 1,167 in 1932. Reductions in personal service in all departments with the exception of the driver's license department are due to cuts in salaries 'made by the legislature. Approxl mately the samo number of people are employed as under the old regime. Increase in cost of the driver’s' license division over 1931 is due tothe operation of and the sale of new driver’s license under the 1933 | law. • This department of the state government is of particular interest to people of the state due to I the fact that it probably reaches more persons I’ innately and directly than any other branch of the ' state government, for every person who drives an automobile or I truck must come into direct contact with this branch of their state government. Under the present law the counties, towns and cities are receiving rebtftes of one half of the automobile license money paid in and I

- also under the new law the driv- ‘ ers license now goes into the gen- ( oral fund of the state instead of a special fund. With the econ. mies affected and I the wise and eouYteous administration of this department, there can , • be no kick from Indiana taxpayers . on operation of this branch of their government which has in the past been subject to criticism. For it was with the aid of automobile ; license branches throughout each i county of the state that attempt I was made to build up a machine to oppose the McNutt landslide, although the move was more or less ' I abortive. Power of the new state government over these automobile ' | branches is now being tested in ‘ Federal court through a suit tiled ' in South Bend.

COURTHOUSE ’1 -—— Real Estate Transfers ' ! Harry R. Moltz et ux to Marc’lla ' Schmitt, part of inlot 28 in Decatur '’ for SI.OO. 1 John S. Falk et ux to Montie Erwin part of outlet 79 i • Decatur for SI.OO. * Caroline Drak ■ et al to Louie C. 1 Drake, five acr s of land itt Union township for SI.OO. Marriage License r Eugene Leroy Frysi ger, laborer of Mendon. Ohio and Wanda Carolyn Mill r, Celina. Ohio. 'Albert J. Wahli, upholsterer, I Spencerville, Ohio and Wanda D. ’ Cisco, Spencerville, Ohio. I I o Card of Thanks We wish to thank the :ieig Itors and friends who so kindly assisted 1 us during the illness and death of our mother, Mrs. Sarah Hammel!. ' We appreeiat the many acts of > kind ?ss and are grateful to all. The Hamniell Family. Get the Habit — Trade at Home — HU. I ———■ visit The , WORLDS FAIR“' cag “ $f“10 _____ DECATUR Go any day-Return in 9 days. Coach service. ★ ★ ★ OTHER WORLD'S FAIR BARGAIN TRIPS (All fares shown are for round trip) $ O C Go any Tues nr Sat- ReJ turn in 10 days Pullman V W or Coaches-Pullman lares reduced • * - turn in 16 days. Pullman or Coaches - turn in 30 days. Pullman or Coaches Ask us about planned, carefree, allexpense tours to the World’s Fair. Consult Agent tor details

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WHAT SHALL WE EAT TODAY? Food stuffs are so plentiful now, | and so varied that it is a simple | matter to assemble menus that will appeal to the appetite and I supply the type of nutriment ; sdmmer days demand. Light, ' zestful foods that come fresh from the garden. That they are iitex- I pensive but adds to their appeal. • Perhaps you'd like to give a dinner party—one that would be delicious and complete and yet not involve too much effort. For hot days are certainly not spent . most pleasantly in a steaming < kitchen. If you select your dishes , carefully you will find that you l ■—1“"-1“-!. ■ '.

MARTIN’S MEAT MARKET Phone 292 Wednesday Specials BEEF BOIL £ pound UL NICE BEEF 1 n ROASTS, 1b.... LUC FRESH 7 SAUSAGE, th.... it 3 pounds..2oc Free Deliver) Service

WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Veal Pocket Roast 10c, 3 lb. for 25c NECK BONES 3 lbs. for 10c I PORK LIVER Bc, 2 lbs. for 15c j Meaty Spare Ribs 3 lb. for 20c Hamberger or Bulk Sausage.... 3 lb. for 25c Lean Pork Steak or Roast 2 lb. for 25c Our Best Sliced Bacon 20c 1b Tender Beef Steak 180 lb Meat Ix)af Special <Beef ’ Pork & Vca,) 2 lb. for 25c Fresh Cottage Cheese 10c pt. 2 lb. box of Crackers 18c Farmers Attention Special Prices on all Threshing orders. Try our Special Meat Ixiaf, Veal, Pork, Beef 8 lbs. for SI.OO Phones 95 and 96 H.P. Schmitt Meat Market Wednesday Specials Nice Beef to Boii ? 4 lbs. 25c Fresh Frankforts or Bologna. .3 lbs. 25c Fresh Spare Ribs 4 lbs. 25c Fresh Sliced Pork Steak Ib. 10c Good Shoulder Ribs 4 ibs. 15c Fresh Cottage Cheese lb. 10c Freshly Ground Hamberger .. 3 lbs. 25c Good Pan Sausage 3 Ibs. 25c Good Pork or Beef Tenders lb. 30c Good Pork Liver 2 lbs. 15c Alladin Coffee . J lb. 25c I Fresh Eggs. Phone 106 or 107 Mutschler’s Meat Market

may prepare many things in advance and yet not be forced to serve a cold meal. BREAKFAST— Sliced Bananas Bran Flakes Creamed Dried Beef Corn Muffins Butter Orange Marmalade Coflee Milk LUNCHEON— Liver Patties Grilled Bacon Bread and Butter Jellied Prunes Lemonade Milk DINNER— Ham Cornucopias with Potato Salad Sliced Tomatoes Lettuce Dill Pickles Hot Rolls Blitter Cantaloupe with Raspberries Coffee (hot or iced) Milk BREAKFASTSliced Oranges Mello Wheat Scrambled Eggs Pan Rolls Butter Coffee Milk LUNCHEON— Welsh Rabbit and Bacon Rye Bread and Butter Stewed Plums Tea (hot or iced) Milk DINNER— Veal Chops Fried Potatoes i Grilled Tomatoes Celery Spiced Apple Sauce I Bread and Butter Sliced Peaches Cup Cakes I Coffee Milk BREAKFAST— Stewed Plums Creamed FiQnan Haddie on Toast ] Toast Butter

Coffee Milk . LUNCHEON— Green Pepper and Cottage Cheese Salad Bread and Butter Iced Cocoa Cookies DINNER— Tomato Juice Fish Fillets with Olives and Drawn Butter Baked Potatoes Raked Stuffed Cucumbers | Rolls and Butter Iced Watermelon Coffee Milk BREAKFAST— Orange Juice Oatmeal Grilled Bacon Cinnamon Toast Coffee Milk LUNCHEON— Baked Beans Scalloped Tomatoes Bran Muffins Butter I Blueberries Tea MHX

v a C| -J . j i j North Seeolld St. South Second St. ; Wednesday Food Specials Coffee — 2lbs4sc FULL BODIED AND FLAVORY—SPECIALLY PRICED HONEY V 43 LOAF 1 B Eckhart’s 1 9 Delicious for ■ B Sandwiches 9 25c ib. yr Salmon - 3 29c Flour = 24 ,b 75c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 21 Ih. sack 95c K E TEA Fancy Wesco, it>. Special Blend for Icing. Home Grow n . WHEATIES 1 Dp Indiana package TOv with Babe Ruth Movie CANTELOUPES ltINS(( "" Large pkg. fclOU Small pkg. 10c for LIFEBUOY Soap Country Club ________________ CORN FLAKES jQ ( . Country Club Large 13 oz. pkg. bread q., Salad Dressing 24 oz. loaf OV Country club, 16 oz. loaf 6c Fancy Quality, LA\ER ( AKE Rich. Smooth, Tasty 2/a tt>., 2 layer Ot/L Yellow Cake, Butterscotch * Pecan Icing. BEVERAGES 10. 1&C 24 oz. bottle 1 IrC , Lemon Lime. Lemon Soda, Root ’’ 2 OZ- J ar Beer, Orange Soda, Ginger Ale. 1 ■ ■ — FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES WATERMELON 12c and 4 DIXIES—26 Ih. average, each LEMONS dozen QQp California SunKist . OOVr

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DINNER Broiled chopped Htijak Buttered Noodles Fried Onions Cucumber and Radish Salad Bread and Butter Peach Tarta Coffee Milk i BREAKFAST—('antaloupe Frizzled Ham I Blueberry Muffins Hutter Coffee Milk LUNCHEON or SUPPER.- > Cream Cheese Sandwich laiaf Celery Olivos Lime Gelatin with Fresh Fruits Fudge Cake Coffee or Tea Milk DINNER - •Fruit Cup Roast Veal with Gravy Browned Potato Balls Green Peas Quince Jelly Combination Salad Rolls and Butter Chocolate Bavarian Coffee Milk

Quality GUARANTEED* F W K?/ “When you are offered a substitute for genuine Kellogg's, remember it is seldom in the spirit of I OF BATTLE CREEK