Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 62, Decatur, Adams County, 14 March 1939 — Page 4

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DAILY DEMOCRAT ~ DECATUR Published |iir; Evsmng Except Sunday by THI DtCATUft DEMOCRAT CO 9 BtoMAMmareM a 0 m Iteurad M the Decatur, Ind Pott Ofltee u Second Claee Mat Ur I. M Heitor ..Proatdent E. It. Holthouee. Sec y * Hu Mgr. Okh D. Matter View-President Owbeeription Nate* Slagle coplee I ,01 Uaa week. by carrier _ Jfl Unw yaar. by carrtar 4.0 c uua month. by mall . st> threw mom ha. by mall UK) Ha momba, by mall . 1.71 Uaa yaar. by mail a.chi Uaa yaar. at office a.«M Price# quoted are wlttua a radloa of KM) milea blew wbera 4»&u one year. Advert lalng Rataa made known oa Application. .National Advar. HapreaeataUva SCHEEHEU A CO. U Laxtagtoo Avauua. New York U East Wacker Drive, Cblcago Charter Member of Tba ladiaaa League of Home Dailies. Patronise the local atoraa aad ulk a Utile optimum We were treated to a full platter of events over the weak-nd. There waa thunder, a Are. an accident or two. a rain storm and a flood. Another reaeon for obtaining an education at Indiana I'nlveraity ia the another of beautiful co-eds who come into their own during the college beauty contests. The worst business weeks of the year are behind ua and the neat blue months should turn out to make IMS one of tke busiest and prosperous since 1937. Let's all keep working. Although Pope Pius XII was the 262nd Pontiff to assume the Catholic throne, hia coronation was the « • brat ever to bn broadcast to the world. WV are living In a time when nothing seems Impossible. radio being one of the marvels of Him • •* Worldly happiness no doubt reigned supreme in Ossiau following the basketball game when the Bears gave Port Wayne South Side, laal years state champions s>e drubbing of their life. The Jsore was 42 to 2b in favor of the Vlxstan Bears and not for a minute did the Wells couuty boy* lei go •i the lead. The victory was an upset of the basket UaU dope, but gm itlsl one of tboae tilings which make the spurt what it la. The Bears will play Kokomo in the super-Huai* next Saturday at Mutt Jjte and their friends around here hope they go on to tho state tournament and brtug the ctowu back Vo these parts. am - Kurt Wayne police raided Hirer! Xoolleg joint last Friday. roundftg up about 2S iwirons In uddipwt to the proprietors. They JPMt the uight lu Jail and thru Were arraigned In court, receiving Wnes and jail aouimictia. Down tu 41 uncock county, the state police raided the Plantation, a ritsy night club, which from time to time has got In the meshes of the taw. Equipment. estimated at 918.609, aud |2.2iw in cash were coullscatfi. If Ike people would devote their effort to more constructive tbiugs aud invest their money lu tigiumale bttsiuess. Ufc would b# sweetwr for them and the world would aeeut a happier place lu which to Ihrs. The protest that followed the elqctiou of Harry L. Hopkins to the cabinet, us head of the Departpmai of Commerce, has been silenced by the wise apd tlioughtlul methods he suggests to aid littsInees The uaxt step will be to .guarantee igc loans to small busHiess meti. ou loug term credit to be glvou to those who cannot obtain loans from banks The pus pose, of course, is to Increase pur* ektsigg power by making B aastar to lacraaae production. Business

! cannot live without customers. Worker* cannot liva without jobs I j aud wages. The proposed plan ! ai'MMila to thorn* who are engaged >. tu both the producti<m and dtetrt- 1 I button. The only non product tvs | „ •« «Y community la the man ! J without a job. He can neither buy l * nor pay. The government cornea all* the rescue. wmmma j UNMIBTAKABLt SYMPTOMS; 0 No one can mistake the tneaaage JJ ,h “< come* from huatness, and par- • Ucularly that barometer upon 4 which business mm rely — the 0 stork market. U _ v The prteca, not the value of' Blocks, are going up. Thai means that those who have money to Invest believe that not only hae recovery come hack, but that U to here to stay. Those who talked about the slae of the naitoiial debt are no longer alarmed for they have discover!ed that It haa brought hack huge proits. The national income for | the paat year was d! billions, as compared with the so billions of the tost yaar of the Hoover era. This year, so estimate the economists. It will be Increased by 8 ; billions, to a total of 79 billions. i J u,t >• billions tea* than the goal of *0 billions set by the President |as his objective. Ohvtenaiy there I* not 30 billions ( or 70 billions of money. There to ( l®*! the same amount of money tn that there was In UN or 1939. What happens is that it ; circulates more rapidly. It does ‘ the work of more business. It passes more quickly from the till or employers, through the hauds of workers. Into the t ask registers ' of the grocers, the department - stores, the vendors of hixnrtes and ' I ne< -«titles of life. The velocity of money determ-1 mes the prosperity of business - and the nation. 1 1 1® Indiana you read of more 1 j “»ea aud wumeu employed. You ' 'j kear id activity in lactone*. That ~ means that more people are re-, celvtug wages aud spendtug them. ' It means, tn the flea! analysts, that 1 subtle thing whn h to called sue- I cess. i | Against this ground swell of ’ success, against the removal of! ’ fear by social security, against the 1 constant aud persistent expansion * of public works aud public ueces- , i sides, there- is no restolauve. 11 HOW THEY HELP BOYS AT BOYg TOWN: father Plauagan. founder of , Boy* Town, near Omaha. Nab, , i wrttee in the Boys Town Times.t whech is published by the students , of his famous school, as follow* , livery growing boy and girl have 1 I considerable leisure itme. Every ! ( effort should be made to see that >, thla leisure lime ia properly spout.!, It Is the duly of Ihe parouts tol| help their children plan their leisure programs so It will benefit them. At Buys Town leisure programs are planned for all the boys. Sum* spoud their time in athletic aellvi Ides, others have worthy hobbies whbh they follow. Speakiug of hobbles, tuauy of - our boy* have found hobbies a stepping stone to their Ufv earners. Athletics build sound taxiies and • minds. I'Uuuod athletic programs • ( arc provided for all boy*, regardi lass of age. si Boys Town. Many of the boys here not in- • lerested tn athletics are music I mluded. Band and «hotr work la stressed. It is an outside school aetlvity. Our music department provides worth-while leisure pro--1 Jst't* lo keep those Interested tu i music busy a couple of hours each • day. The program to entirely vob - uuiary. I Other hoys bud stamp collecting. 4 II Club work, woodwork aud . Photography iB- .eatiug aud educational hobbles. Parents should *' determine come hobby lu which 1 1heir children arc Interested. Thou they should see that the boy or • girl is given a 'bam# to develop • ku or bar chosen hobby. »' Racently a Juvenile wofker in J

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, MARCH 11. 1039.

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♦■ - • Modern Kliqueite By ROBERTA LEE ♦— — — 4 g How many wedding invitatoons should he sent to a family where ■here are grown son* and daughter*? A. Seud one invitation to the father aud mother, and a separate one , to each of the sous and daughters. M When a harmless prank has Utuab-i reported that a newly esi tablished community center lu an era which had caused the authorities no end of trouble had Beguilely solved the serious problem which had confronted the welfare worker*. It was simply a problem of wasted leisure time which caused the yuuugatera tu have their petty trouble* with the authorities. Today these youngsters are enjoying plat<n<4 leisure program* at this community center and the authorities are now citing the flue ! records of this district This Is just aaother example of our uld aayiug that no boy want* to be had. Parents should strive to aid their children in plauutug worthy leisure program* Youth workers aud communities wilt do well to aid the pareuts hr this held.

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, n't this person take it gord-natur-«<4f ? A. Ye* Anyone with the past i sense of humor will not be offend- ► id at * harmless prank, r Q. Is it correct to told napkins fin a cone shape, so that they will stand upright? s A. No; this custom to obsolete. o i • « Answer?. To Test Questions Below are the answers to ths i Test Questions printed on Page Two w - ♦ 1. Charles Evans Hughes. 3. Sherntau a march to the sea, during the Civil War. 3. East Africa. 4. Main’-en-uance; not maut-tauT-j auce. 4. Pyrenees, j <• Mountain toartd. 7. Department of Commerce. 8. Eighty. 9. The Dead Sea lU. James Monroe. ~ 9 - f Household Scrapbook* By Roberta Lee ♦ —— -♦ Plgnty of Spec* A fine painting or lovely plctura hanging In the living room should be given plenty of space, so that gueaia may admire it without some . less worthy picture detrwe.tcg from Ithe pleasure. A beautiful painting should be given an entire wall to

I ». •j Umbrella Rib* j Save th* ribs of old discarded urnt tretias They make very good and • Listing supports to rUailiag flower*. (If they are painted a soft gr eu they l wil Hurd!* he noticed in the rarden. I Crumbs An effective way to crush crumbs for use in dipping croquettes cr I itulluped mixture Is to place the j t read or cracker* ia a stout paper j |! suck and crash with a ■ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY | o 4j March 14—1* N lime*. Kepubli- ( "an. Crawfords*lllc. become* state! sapariutendent of public inatruc-, tioa. . Governor Goodrich vetoes bill to divide lilacl-ford and Wells judicial ureutL W. A. Kleppcr. presideot and members of the Rotary club will; o>|auUc a dub at Portland. Mr. Blackwell of Chicago conI dt'etd examination here for the! clerks with Ed Macy, George Everett, George Flanders and Herb Lackvt taking the annual teat. The price of Wblt Bug cigars 1 raised to 7c because of the increase Fin material prices, j The March sec tion of the Kvatig*1 Ural Ladle* Aid meets with Mrs. 1 J. F. Eddiog'on. I 0 500 Shvets BGxll. 16-lb. 1 While Paniffnn lltmd type- ' writinu paper 55c. The IJe--1 calur Ucmucrat Co. if

GIVE TIPS ON HOG RAISING Son of Decatur Residents* Contributes Muga/ine Article Under the hwadlne, "Tips for farmers from Ames.'' in Wallace*' farmer and lowa Homestead magssine, an article on hug raising l* contributed by Harry fisher of Houton. lowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas fisher of West Adams street Mr fisher I# recognised a* one of the successful hog miser# lu lowa. The magaslue article followa “If yoa're coin# in for ho**, - ’ admitted Harry fisher, of Itollas county. lowa, "you have to be just s little bit mad about them You | have to Ithe to see a nice bumb of a boats whether they are worth 3 rents or It cents.'’ flabel- la In bog prediction on a big stale, lie gave boa producers a brief outline of hia method* He use# a Cheater Whllv-I'oland cross, with some Cheater White and Chrster-Poland first cross sows and gilts being bred back to a Poland boar this season. After reporting hts experleme with "bacon type' hoga. Fisher said: "I’m sticking to lard hogs, until the pachers offer ua more of a premium for bacon hogs." livery gift In a big. thrifty litter la ear marked so he ran pick out sows wlthgood heredity. "I don't pay much attenton to conformation." he said, "but I do i look at the udder aud at the ear-! mark." He tries to get hia spring pigs I farrowed in'February and Marcb. ) keeps them in lhe central bog bouses for a week or (en days, and j then shoves them out to cl-uta! ground. Beven or eight sows and litter* have a five-acre patch apiece, it 1 may be oat stubbie seeded to sweet rlover and rape. There the pigs j s ay unit) they go to maritc’.. The fall pigs come before the end of [ September and are handled in the j same manner.

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Bearer of $20,000,000 of* * JImBIII 1 ' “dlk " j® .' I jjtßl* fr] S 1 \] On board ship for home Is Ur Oswuldo Arailtrsiu.a 1 foreign aftalr*. surnmnd, dby rOßorters h- . ~,, , ‘ Aranlu went home with a credit of |20.00t>,00» # u q ~ ‘ * ‘MM eommercial agreement lietwwn Untied Plai-s a; :t t Bisiu* "*■

COURT HOUSE ftuia* Agamst Oefandarts In the damage suit of Charles fisher against Robert Yak*', the court ruled against all defendant* to answer complaint. August Heimann to John K. M* y- ’ era. Inlot g&tt in Decatur for ITiMi \V .iliam K Mondy et ax u< I Samuel J. Fogle '» Interest In ini lot 136 tn Ueneva for |>.9o Florence M Smttley el vlr to ! t Ana Bowen *x Interest tn part of | out lot 79 tn Deoatur and % InterI cat In 90 acres In Jefferson township for 11.09. Ana Bowen to Florence M. I Sniitley et vlr. Interest in 99 1 acres In Blue Creek township for SI.OO. * Fred Ltntger et ux to Ksther j S«i.tur »>t vtr, part of lot ISO In

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