Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 7, Decatur, Adams County, 9 January 1939 — Page 5

1[ ()RI)ELL hull UyUBP FROM PA«» •'"•S . .ri ihut nvWH reports front kßb,’ J , " KJ>. mM. other ,lu ’ ■ .'.. ■. .1 l.possibtlitles ""l plan Negotiations HB |tv .loe Alex Mortis -dL t F ont News Editor H ftewly militant democratic ,A, - its fttst test of HtreiiKth J. [week gainst the dictatorial "X| lß h Prime Minister Neville leaves London toH' sot four days of negotia-j I Italian i'lenner Benito uni In Bome. « Lally. >he visit is to further J program ot European ap“J Lieut" which Chamberlain ■ Laod after the Czech crisis - ■ [international grievances by ■ negotiation instead of by Hor" threat of war. T us. 'he two leaders are ex- . n h th*' possibility g * li.- quarrel between, ~.a Mediler- ■ withdrawal of Italian and. |M antiwar parts among WH Li eat watching for something important. They will be .....I.: democratic Strugunit* and re-arm sufficient- .... balance of power the ability of states to gain MMmnmrl'.t ■ ■ Me M I T drive ... ... t!! "M r.ioEO.'ttl which Ml Hale .Kgg "eemai.. ■ ■.. iip d-legates the 11.0- be* 11 -. obtainM : taVonte son'' 1:.,.. . ~ io j considerable in Colorado, California, Y Ingau, Illinois, I'eu- - .ith. and of course 1, Slid Indiana delegation. ■>:*.- 'd X't’t being ofd as a ■■f-tlu -road ' canK* with a liberal record as knor of Indiana who yet is Hiy .-. aided by business men Bas conservative. fIF B md-d 'ha' McNutt's candi- . ti tl’.a’ basis hail been recejvmeetings in New and Chicago last month. preliminary political having been done by the McNutt organization is in a position to expand its and increase its activBfrl »jth some of the work deleto other persons. Plans for enlarged program . will be Br.rd-* today. ic.; Indiana saying is that I,i presidential canwhen he was being given bath shortly after birth. i. or M* H.tie is the behind McNutt who guided from dean . : the Indiana unilaw S, lie.d to the status of n’lal candidate. BMv of the American Legion 15 BhU- ago. lilting in McNutt be- ''. commander. Methen became McNutt’s most aid aud among Hoosier Bxfciians it is said that no man had a better friend. BB 1 llail n « x ' engineered Mc-

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fl The President Remembered B ' . « 1 fl . fag* ■ W JS. .•> \ I fB "MU. '' I I - --, i 'I z K ■» *v>.. ’ ' E v - B '■ » Leona Merrill et J*' Wary ’ 1933 ’ Leona Merrill, 14, of Wollaston. Mass., gave the . ~m * n l^e attempted assassination of President-elect Roose- '.. 9 ' Leona was seated next to Guiseppe Zangara, the m i ”T sasß '- n ’ > n Biscayne Park. Miami. Zangara's shot fatally , V or Anton Cermak of Chicago. And now, Leona is in C ?\ Mass » hos P*al with a fractured skull received in a skating ■■' ent - President Roosevelt sent her a letter of sympathy and ■ expressed the hope of speedy recovery.

Wool—3 Times a Day Bl ■ ** s f - — ——————— In the excitement of primping for her first forma) party, Marilyn Grace Barnard, of Evanston, a sub* urb of Chicago, swallowed a bobby pin. Her physician prescribed a diet of wool, cotton and orange pulp in hope of trapping the pin. Marilyn <B shown at lunch. Nutt's election as national commander of the American Legion in 1928. Many of McNutt’s lieutenants in various states in his presidential drive are expected to be Legion leaders. I McHale’s plans then were laid for McNutt to be governor of Indiana, and after four years of maneuvering McNutt was elected in 1932. With characteristic vigor i in his direct action manner, McNutt accomplished wholesale changes in Indiana's governmental system including a complete overhauling of every state department in his "reorganization" law. o DECATUR JOINS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) DeVoss stated. An admission charge of $1 per couple will be made. The public is invited to listen to the address of Mrs. Roosevelt Wednesday. January 11 at 4,p. ra., over the NBC in connection with the celebration. o Chicago Newspaper Editor Dies Suddenly Chicago Jan. 9—(UP)—Funeral services will be held late today for Robert Morton Lee, 55. managing editor of the Chicago Daily Tribune, who died Saturday night at his home. Death was caused by a heart attack. He had spent an evening of leisure and had retired when he was stricken. His wife, Virginia, and his daughter, Mrs. Donald J. Eaton, were with him when he died. — o Damage Os $25,000 In South Bend l ire South Bend. Ind., Jan. 9--(UP) — Damage was estimated at $25,000 today as result of a fire which swept the dean building and disrupted light and telephone service in the downtown area for three hours last night. An overheated furnace was believed the cause of thef ire. The damage was caused largely by smoke and water.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1939.

Hr- - < ~ \ di k V t Schafer’s Are Celebrating Their 65th Anniversary With A Store-Wide ■ ■ j Bjf Ti’ ■/ '■> .V Schafers L.i_- Beai.ty g H a n e s ar j C i a's. Speed Queen Wasners. ’ y 'h*': rV-s ’ li Phoen > Hose and Mun , :,\br, , smgarear Only Items Excluded in this sale. ■ DISCOUNT I Attention Thrifty Shoppers! Yor SAVE MONEY Dl lUXC 'H!!S ?o oi l SALE WSMBSi M KL~ Careful Buying and Saving BWjlj &■ filHi Always Benefits Those HHgB SkSBhI It’s No Wonder People Are Saying ’’Schafer's Are Putting On A Whale Os A Sale!’’ 11 Makes ” A WHALE 0F A DIFFERENCE” When You Can Buy An Item At A 20 percent Reduction A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS OF ITEMS ON SALE FROM * OUR DRY GOODS AND CHINA DEPARTMENT NOTHING CHANGED — EVERYTHING MARKED IN Just Look what Y ou Save When You Buy At 20 < Off PLAIN FIGURES’ YOU CAN DO YOUR OWN DE- “Quadriga” Prints Reg. Price 18c yd.-with 20S off-l ie yd. DUCTING. WE URGE YOU TO SHOP EARLY! 70x80 Part Wool Double Blankets Reg. Price 1.98 pr.-with 20' < off-1.58 pr. THIS 20' < DISCOUNT SALL APPLIES ONIA ON 72x84 Cotton Double Blankets — MERCHANDISE WHICH WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK. Reg. Price 1.49 pr.-with 20 < off-1.19 pr. 81x90 Foxcroft Sheets — ALL SALES FINAL! NO REFUNDS! NO EXCHANGES! Reg. Price 79c ea.-with 29' < off-6.3c ea. Lace Dresser Scarfs Reg. Price 75c ea.-with 20' < off- 60c ea. P I I A Ci (with but few P Springtime Muslin Reg. Price 12c yd.-with 20' < off-10c yd. Every Item in Our Store — uoes nil Tl • Cl D *A* 1 Pl Quadriga House Dresses — on Sale! 1 his Sale Positively Hoses , n , ?<’? J Drapery Damask Reg. Price 1.00 yd.—with 20 <ot I -80 c yd. O . 1 I 1/HL 36” 4-ply Monks Cloth— Saturday January 14th. p™e 35c yd. with 20 off- 28c yd. UCUUIUUJ IFUIIUUI j Silk chiffon Hose Reg p rice 39( . pr> .. with 20', Off- 31c pr. 1 • I • H1 I Mens Dress Shirts Reg. Price 1.00 ea.-with 20' < off-80c ea. Every Dep t. Represented in this Sale! »•- *» - “,. s „ „„ m Quaker Lace Table Cloths — Reg. Price 5.50 ea.-with 20' < 0ff—4.40 ea. Fostoria Tumblers, dozen — < ? ''f y i P r * ce LOO -with 20' < off-3.20 Fostoria Salad Plates, dozen — sm Reg. Price 7.50 with 20 ' < off-6.00 SINCE Ki l»7* Entire Stock of China and Classware at 20' < off. —pws»——men— —'■ imi ■ ■ i ."x.ai. l .. iiai mi iiiii n■■ iiiimii mi»■■ uaiaw _

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