Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 7 July 1938 — Page 7

--■n. van nuys l;n FKOM PAGBONK) ’«• cronle*. f° r " "**' to-I , " i( l ,bil ’ ""■ ,IHh "' g hi , (I bike. Mli h . spends li'n vacations. I In" 1 n'n"' l '' l * ~" ‘ k " f l’^^fl |l|r „| them i t , tl | |r j,i. \ ,u Nuys. according es Will -OUte, ) n.ls .divisors in H genI "- H, on Hie parley w: " ■fl,. \ ~ Nuys. IHek Heller flfl,. , secretary; v district chair:,!ie ■JT-Llm, master-mind of i : district chair S " ,k, ' s |! intertuition tl I* '*'"• tJ. 'banisters and ’EuSits m m , Kbk M< Kinney. Whom lan Nuys backed for gov»rnor fcainst Townsend in the 1936®®’ 1 '"' campaign. Reginald Sullivan, former mayor nt Indianapolis whom Van Nuys backeJior the senate nomination in 1934 and pr obab, y several oth ' er Jn a> litton ,0 a mul,ltu<le of about past incidents and which the conferexpected to settle.

(Weather A Week Ahead Inrneast By PROF. SELBY MAXWELL. Noted Meteorologist -17, 1 7, 1938 ' iI [ > "* B rl’fe | 3 HOT $ COLD WET DRY TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL FOR INDIANA July 11 to 17. M p W. half of Ind. will be cool, with moderately wet weather rer | e extreme N W. section. A wave of warm air will extend from the N E section down through the cen. portion of the state. The re|M areas will be norma’ Moderately dry weather will cover the ..n portion*. The N. W.. W. cen. and E. cen. portions will wet. The S. sections will be wet. Copyright 1938, John F. Dilie Company.

TRACK OF STORMS . I'm ifi. Coast all the way from Ban Biego to Seattle the sky jlearflrem the south after a storm Along our southeastern Coast the sky usually the southwest, but in JqH. Wisconsin. Michigan and Canada the sky clears from Be *st or northwest. Why is Franklin discovered hatWornts move from west to ast i| the same direction that the spinning. The air revolves earth faster than the because of the influgravity But storms purabout the earth which |l ov* not round Weather movean arc to the south Great Lakes as they pass America. The other exthis oval is over the conIttetßlof Asia. extremes of this oval - it penetrate much deeper te tropical regions than the ides lo As cold waves move ■ this storm track into hot 11 regions they generate a M lon of great instability of the id tropical hurricanes result. Mhl storms move in behind °*fl i r masses and enter the pro•R®» of storms along the storm from the west. ms are air tides generated ! graity force of the sun and loo# upon the earth's air. There iways nine storms in action te along the storm track. M seven days an extra hurri- ■ Horm is injected into the track along one of the many Maa- tracks which lie at the the oval orbit. As this Mane enters the family of nine ■Bl on the track some one of nni r st ' ,rms <iies out to make the new one. tSI. "L lh,; . disturbances which i acific slope are originaln».» , hl ''™ an es from the west ■of Mexico. Likewise, the ■ which visit the coast of the states are mostly re- , est India hurricanes. ove from the south or the f01 3* 111,0 ’he procession of ■ s 0 Olig the storm track and T 8 J'’ ' h<> northeast the ■ rt", < th v m c,earß froin the ■n- 1 1,,5e 10( '»lities along ■orm t r a (:k guch ag the ! ea ' Lakeß ’ the skyfl. clear f,om the west from hWBBt aB 8to ™s move fl, f 'J" n west to east. MWEATHER QUESTIONS ■ istion -Why does my tele-

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there also is expected to he some federal patronage discussed. One of the points at Issue is Van Nuys' past refusal to consult the statehouse on his appointments. ; To Make Statement Van Nuys was asked today what he had to say now in reference to i his old charges that the statehouse was full of "corruption and grafters.” "I'll have something to say about that later today and it will be In writing,” Van Nuys said. Inferring 1 that he wanted to leave himself i open to no misinterpretation on his I position In this respect. Van Nuys Is expected to join the public deliberations of a state con ‘ vention "advisory committee” of, representatives from each of the twelve Indiana congressional dis trictts which will present recommendations to the state convention on the 1938 Democratic platform. This group, consisting entirely of administration friends, will conduct hearings tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday. A compromise may be effected on such matters Van Nuys has opposed, such as the state's port-of-entry system, and those which the I statehouse actually favors, led by the "progressive" stand of such ■ men as Gov. Townsend and Sen- l ator Sherman Minton. Van Nuys also is expected to be consulted about convention details, the makeup of the rest of the 1938 Democratic ticket and the formalities which will attend his renomination probably on the first ballot.

TjULY 1938 ®" • 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ]Pj® I INDIANA The maps show total effect of Hot, Cold, Wet, and Dry Air to be expected next week. DAIL FORECAST I scope have rainbows in it? E. L. Answer—Sometimes the edge of a lense is not ground with the same accuracy as the center and when this occurs the edge of the ; lens produces the rainbows which you see in the glass. The only thing to do in this case is to paste I black paper over the edges of the lens and stop out the bad portion which cause the rainbows. Question — Is the upper air warmer or cooler in the summer? C. P. S. Answer—Summer air is markedly warmer close to the ground. Higher up the differences are less marked, but they are present clear to the stratosphere. However, the air high over the equator, where the surface is the hottest, is the coldest on earth. Question —Does sunshine purify i bottled drinking water? F. I. Answer — Assuming that you ! mean bottled drinking water which is tightly corked up, no. But if you will expose the drinking water to the combination of sunshine and fresh air, it will quickly be purified. ® — » DO SUN SPOTS AFFECT WEATHER? Sun spots are now near their i greatest intensity. These gigantic black storms on the sun I are supposed to have an influ- j ; ence upon the weather. What is i this influence? What causes sun spots? Why do they come i and go? These interesting questions are answered in a I I-monograph on Sun Spots prepared by Prof. Selby Maxwell. This monograph will be sent to j you free with the compliments of this newspaper If yon will address your request to Prof. Selby Maxwell, care of this ' newspaper. Enclose a 3c stamp--1 ed, self-addressed envelope for your reply. Just ask for "Sun ' Spots.” j 4 «

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938.

Odd Lot BATHING Silk, Full Womens 1 * SUITS fIMfiISBJ7Wi.vG/>v. Mb.rJUce.ofl equlity merchxl’lse 47 454 F as hi O ned uimru LADIES Hi Buy-' I'W <-’< High IX I For the S SL4SHED gI.OU COST! Wwk •'’«»«'-fl tfcOnM PKK.EMMM ’EI) ■■■ BLOUSES Entire Familv ■ '«'*<-“■' .'#.<>■< hi, wfllMcfllM »■■■ NjnfgHSL HOSE ... !>'• m • " QUICK (M4K4V(B ! fhilKj •"» 1 fma.iA ai (|ffl ED fOK * CU/p rnl Broken sizes. I Heed Surpns- , SIUMJVP TOB<>! Pr«W|«>n f! ®'fl <> » i, y ■ 1 Chiffon -ind Service Straus Ties ...,hu y i„ Kly F„ h ‘ln th! XS X’l'un,;"3 1 to ®r-' SAY JK You CoWare mV e.e „.! 1 nfy fay Thf* eek *’ M ® Buy ■■wd NoJ Tuweo. Mucl C°- m w 2SC Ci do 59c 75c Each. 2 for .SI.OO Pair. Sweeping Reductions in a Store-Wide Clearance of Summer Merchandise Low Prices Effective Friday A \ Sensational Savings on wimwi.i mi miMßßrni ■im -am iimkimm , t Tv Silk Dresses W&/ Hats The«e Dresses are highly styled, wr 58m ’ n i ac^e^B or t a ’t° re( l styles /|choose these wonderful chic — A « < //gffiEgA colorful dresses. Sheers, pastels, y '■*-“"”,7'2 Save on Footwear JSS B $ i “o Vallie $ 1.49 Final clearance of White Shoes QQ V3|l|A 4Q I for the family. Cool white summer \|\ * ’ * shoes. Ties, sandals, straps and \\J $3.98 Value S X9B 4 *498 Value *--*>9B T O sv6 ’ f.UU VQIUC Wantedc „ lorßand ?2.50 Value g|.9S ■ materials clever stylODD LOT OF LADIES SILK DRESSES ed. $1.95 Value. $ 2 - 98 Value We have gone through our stock of dresses taken all short lots and ' slightly soiled dresses and have drastically reduced them to give byou worthwile savings. Vaues in this lot of ladies silk dresses to $5. k ■?- -."^l^s v’i-- c ■ Suinmer Sport shoes for Ci .oo I Less All sales final. sj> *- Each I • men. All white and comtv / ■ V. 4» —— binations. Marked down MEN’S AND BOYS’UNDERWEAR If yn n • C'W) c n ■ i Me.-, Fine Knit Men', HOUSC DfCSS SSVingS W’H' ’ ' Vo® uNtoNsuiT SZS , “ . ? S’/ sl-79 & $2-69 Short sleeves, ankle size. Vat dye broad- Ladies Hash Clearance of All » length. Sizes 36 to cloth. Shirts im- “mens . ._ 16- proved full combed Urvnoarjo WASH DRESSES MoSY Varn -a-fc Including pret tv Clever styled and quality Women’s Summer SOCsuit 22C Each half sleeve Fancy lawns. SPORT SKIRTS Boys Knit Shoulder Button Fast color prints. Urn* Cwll ’ fl ! !. bW White and Pastel Shades. UNION SUITS sheer materials, and For this sale on- SI.OO Value Sizes 6 to 16. cord lace dresses. ly. Sizes 14 to 52. - Men’s Bih PART LINEN . — \ l\l Hjl OVERALLS TOWELING COOL SHEER DRESSES I \ ?^ v^b,^i e T i ? m t^ i i‘f. overall8 ’ Bleached or unbleached. Dimity, Voiles, Prints and Summer fab- \H Men’s Wash full cut. Sizes 32 to 50. rics $2 ()() vaJue , t . g hard to believe a I Men s wash s,gf> A A J that such attractive dresses with so 4J Vfl much good style about them £fl 069 B Sanforized fabrics make them the V vS® i- ic V 4-4.1 o M kind of trousers every man must J can be priced for SO Ilttle__ have to look clean and fresh. ■ .i , — Checks, Stripes, Plaids Stevens-P- ODD and END PiPf'P (100(1 SlWCiak sl-®° sl*s® ALL LINEN TOWELIN TABLE WMU J P CU<UJ> ' boVSTFF SHIRTS IS inch wide. Bleacher or an- Value, lo SI.OO imsJ pkVxts rh™,T'rn,m '’many e- bH,K ® mleached. Colored borders. Bovs Suits JL' v , h .^ SS IKV ? . th A . ; * Full combed yarn. White Tee Shirt. Misses Dresses /^7 -~c \ alue. guaranteed patterns in . heer. Solid color trim on sleeves, pocket c as C(, lors. beautilul Voiles, Pic-Pon, and and neck. JL O Yard Ji ne \ v patterns. Large Blister sheer. 29c val- £ B an d small floral de- ue. aaffiteK S BO S * RnS ’ L ’ ght OF dark fl ftrTl ■Si MF' . 81 Inch Brown iT | W 1 Yard O A SHEETING I VU Yard 50cValue W * 4 j..rd nnaiitv ripnondahle V- H Summer Wash Plain Color A standard quality, dependable v*, FABRICS LACE CLOTH and adaptable for many house- fvv a\i-I ui \ 4 oo ‘ um.. n Chllaren S Values m this lot 29c r n lor< crrppn naw r> ta- i hi i ■wHiim*. WNB«W. vard. Print,. Voiles & Boys Diamond Mesh 19c V .rd ANKLETS l»«Cloth. Yard pmk, rose. POLO SHIRTS aF Plain white and pastel <-Z 4 10c I 39C Yard Fine mesh light weight crew neck. — shades, elastix tops. Siz- Solid colors, blue and w hite. es i'/g to lO'/a. ■ •••■ — -■■ ‘ PILLOW TUBING LADIES PORTO RICAN GOWNS gg aSffisra. Me ZuC s®| C. A. DOUGLAS CO. S9C OCROSS FROM DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR l>air

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