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I newly stiffened democratic front in Europe mid pointed out. that ! Mr RooHevelt had made clear that i not a sitißle American soldier i would fipht tn Europe But It was I empha*l*ed that tiie great need |at present in Britain and especially France ia for airplane*, and that If the United States met that need-while film oiiihkhik aid to the dictators—the result mlftht decide the struggle of Britain and France to reatore a firm baluuce of power lhat would atrenKthen Europe's peace. Nazis Mad Berlin, Feb. 2~<U.® A stortn of aimer attains! t’lysidcnt Koosej velt mounted In the controlled j Nazi press today in a concerted | campaißn to Rive the impression I that Americans were up in arms sßainst heinp ‘'draßßed Into war” as a result of the chief executive s : proposed aid to the democratic I powers. At the same time, semi-official Information given out to the foreißn correspondent* In Berlin warned that “repercussions" were likely as a result of the enthusiasm with which certain French circles received Mr. Koosevelt’s aid in providing war planes for i n" ce. "No one can doubt that it will not be without repercussions when

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a desire for peace—as expressed by Fuehrer Adolf Hitler— Is met by absolute enmity," ihc somU official statement said. "It Is evident that the spirit of Versailles is still alive in those quarter* and proves that they are uot yet willing to accept Germany's voluntary offer of friend-1 ship a* a basis for mutual rela-1 lion*." The reference presumably was to the recently sißned FrenchGerman nou-aggresston accord. Morgenthau Issues Denial Washington, Feb. 2 — (U.PJ — Secretary of ihe Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Ji , today denied that the I2.ooo.non,him stabilization fund wa* being used to aid foreign countries to purchase merchandise here. He issued the denial at hia pres* conference in commenting on charges in congress thnt the stabilization fund might have been used to assist the French in purchasing war planes in the United States. “The stabilization fund is not being used directly or indirectly or in any way whatsoever to help any country make any purchase of merchandise," Morgenthau declared. GOP SOLONS SAY CONTINUED Pr.OM PAGE ONE) garding extent to which the administration will aid European I democracies. It merely is another angle of the dispute precipitated when the president sub mined a naval report proposing to fortify Guam The issue of secrecy, however, may be disposed of quickly tomorrow when the military affairs •ommittee considers a motion by Sen. Bennett Clark. D., Mo., to open to the public the inside story of the plan to arm France in the

air—at the expense of the French government. The five Republicj ans and at least two Democrats ion the 18-man committee will I vote for Clark's motion. A standout fact in the uproar of the past few days is that the presideut has had scanty defense i in the house or senate. Senate ] majority leader Allien W. Barkley, I).. Ky, bore the burden in the senate yesterday when Sens Nye, Clark, Hiram IV Johnson, R., Calif., and Arthur H Vanderberg. R . Mich., denounced secrecy imposed upon the senate on var- ! ious fronts. The treasury's $2,000,000,000 stabilization fund which is oper-1 uted under terms of a genUemuii'a agreement with similar funds in I France and Croat Britain now; definitely is a part of the controversy. There is no reason to be--1 lieve in view of Mr. Roosevelt's ' emphatic disclaimer that Ameri- ' can funds of any kind arc assisting Frame or Britain to obtain armaments here. But Vanderberg. Nye and others! [i evidently fear that operation of, the fund to stabilize exchange to' i tlie mutual advantage of the three j ! nations involved may lead directly to an inescapable war time alliance with France or Britain. ! or with both. After last night’s meeting of Republican members of the milii tary affairs committee, Sen. Bridges said that he wanted to make sure that any planes bought by foreign countries were being paid for by that country's money and not by our own. Hoover Hits Policies Chicago, Feb. 2 — (U.R) —Former j President Herbert Hoover gave; his support today to the congress-: I tonal group opposing President j Roosevelt's new foreign policies and warned that such policies might provoke international ill will and possibly war. “Any form of direct or indirect , coercion of nations is force and is j the straight path to war itself." he said. "No husky nation will j i stand such pressures without. bloody resistance.” In the event of another gre ROY S. JOHNSON AUCTIONEER Book your sale early. Trust Co. Bldg. Phone 104 Phone 1022 Feb. 2—Mrs. Ruth B Myers, j Feb. 2—o. C. Shively, 7 miles j west of Celina, Ohio. Fpb. 4 —David Summers Estate, j North Second Street, Decatur. Feb. 6 —C. E. Ouenin. <1 mile South and l».i West of Monroe-j I ville. Feb. 7—Roy Hamrick. 1 mile south and V 4 mile west of Salem. Feb. s Oen V. Vellott, Bryan, Ohio, Registered Holstein Cattle.: | Keb. 9--Peter A. Reising, 7',41 ; miles South, li nolle Hast of I Waynedale. Feb. IS— FUckinger &■ Deneve,' 2% miles North of Fort Wayne i on Road No. 27. Feb 14 — Cliff Shoemaker. \ mile North aud 1 mile West of Bryaut, Ind Feb 15—Central Sugar Co, 1 mile North of Decatur on State j Road No. 27. Feb. 16 -N E Dunifon, .» miles North and 2 miles West of Rockford, Ohio. Feb. 17—Mrs Clayton Blanchard. south of Mttford. Ind Keb. 22 — Rupert L. Brand l , 2 mile* north iad 3 miles west of j 1 Rockford. Ohio. Registered Gueruj sey cattle sale. |

war, he said, democracy “must temporarily surrender to dictatorship" which could not easily be broken down once the war was over. He spoke la*t night before 3,000 persons at a meeting sponsored by council on foreign relHtions. o | Logansport Lady Dies After Auto Accident Gogmisport, Ind., Feb. 2 —(UP) —I Mrs. Myrle A. Fountains, 42, died in a hospital here last night of injuries received yesterday when an rutomobile in which she was rid lug wss involved in a triple collision south of Rochester. Five other persons who also were taun are reported to be recovering. — — -- o Senator Minton’s Dad Dies At Texas Ranch New Albany, Ind., Fob. 2 —(UP) Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at Georgetown near here for John E. Minton, 77, Father of Senator Sherman Minton who died yesterday at his home in Fort Worth. Tex. He had been a cattle dealer in Texas for 35 years. Senator Minton is expected to come from Washington for the services. Annual Berne Library Report Is Announced The annual report of the Berne liDrary released this week, disclos pd that a total of 12.T7S hooks were read las* year as compared to 5,678 the year previous. The report was compiled by Miss Dorcas Sprtinger end Mrs. W. H. Neucuschwander, librarians.

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All-Girl Quadruplets Named By Folks After Some Heavy ThinkinK 4 ♦ Galvestion, Tex., Feb. 3 —(UP) — The Budgett babies, quadruplets, I received their names today, but not without some "heavy thinking" by {their surprised parents. "When wo found thero were going to bo perhapa three of them," I said the father, W. Kills Uadgett, 35. a construction foreman, “We Just held up on the names. We couldn't very wel iselect names unatll we found out whether they were going to tie sons or daughters.” They were all girls. After discussing the problem with his happy wife. Esther, 36. Badgett announced the babies' names as Geraldine, Jeanette, Joyce and Joan. The other Badgett children are Geneva, 15, and Elsie, 18. The quadruplets, who arrived yesterday, were in perfect health, , as was their niolhei. She however was given a stimulant and a blood transfusion by her mother Mrs. C. L. Harper, of Corpus Cbristi. Two of the babies are brown-eyed two iblue-eyed. They weighed at birth from three pounds 13 ounces to four pounds nine and one-half ounces. Their total weight was 16 pounds, two and one-half ounces. The Madgets were not surprised at prospects of multiple birth, such I births occurred in both families. Mrs. Badgett has a twin sister, Mrs. Ethel Richardson, Corpus 'JUristi; Badgett a Twin brother. Luther Badgett, of Sealy, Tex. ______ O ■ 500 Sheets S'/jxll, 20-11).. White Automatic Mimf.-osraph Bond, nealy wrapped $1.05. This paper is free of linl and sized for pen and ink. Decatnr Democrat Company. It

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