Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 66, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1939 — Page 4

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DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR Published Mery Kveatng Except Sunday by THC DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO Inaorpore tad (Blared at the Decatur. Ind Poet office aa Second Claaa Matter I. H Heller Prvaldeut A. R. Holtbouae. Sec y a Hua. Mgr. (Mck D. Heller .—.Vice-Prweideut •üßecriptien Ratea; dingle copied ■■■ —— I .01 one week, by earner _____ .lb JM year, by carrier 6.uv one BMMtb. by mail (6 Three mouth*. by mall 1.00 Six moulbs. by mail 1.7 b One year, by mail ______ S.uo Due year, at otbee (.00 Prices quoted are witbm a radius ot 100 mi lea Else•bore 6J.6u one r«r Advertising liatsa made known on Application. National Advar. Reproaeniauve BCHEERER A CO. 16 Dexiugtou Avenue. New York >6 Eaai Wacker Drive. Chicago Charter Member ot Tbe Indiana League of Home Dailies. Good luck to the Ossian Bear* and on to tbe state tournament. Id the wish of their friends around here. When a young man drinks during working hours it isn't long until he has more time tor drinking and less tor work. With that March wind blowing yesterday we thought of a lot ot things we would rather do than stand out at a public sale. We admit we don't know much about the European situation, but it looks that if Hitler keeps driv-1 in* on eventually he will have to come to a stop A woman member of the Ohio legislature has introduced a bill to tax bachelors from 6100 to 61,• 000 a year. We don't believe the boys will stand tor that, even if they have to move over to Indian*. Fort Wayne has mad< an overture for an airplane tactory in that | city. One of tbe favorable points in the location of an airplane plant in thia part of tbe state is the position taken by las federal government that it desires to let contracts for planes at factories located in protected inland cities Near-, ly all the aircraft industries are either on the west or east coasts and a site mon suitable than northern Indiana could nut be found for such an industrial venture. What's wrong with Decatur? Executives of the General Elec- 1 trie company cite (be gain in bus- ■ in ess enjoyed by the company since t|le Brst of tbe year and also point to the gain in employment of the past few months. This gain Is approximately Sb percent compared with the same period a year ago. Muuy persons have been call ed back to work tn the various G. E plants, that condition existing in the Decal ur works, where more than 30 people have been given employment In the past month. W«- all hope the stride upward continues. The editors anti publishers of the Gary Post-Tribune have hern arrested on a contempt of court charge as a result of an editorial appearing in the paper criticizing a decision made the judge of the city court in Gary Why shouldn't a ncwsfMper criticise a de* istmi if It cares to? The individual can du it while standing on a street corner and after all an editorial 1a tbe personal expression of an Individual Not many rwwMpupwrmen have ever beta cuuvicted of contempt of court decision mid wc ll make a bet that the Gary Judge eventually loses ids case. ' Without looking at tho calendar one would know that April Ist wus not far sway bocuiiuo they are j again talking coal strike. Aa sure ' au the March winds blow, the threat j ces| come* <ioug •bout this time of year, coats to 1

fever heat and then *cMe off The federal government would not let the country sutler and things coma to a standstill because ot a i, coal strike. It could afford to. We need coal to run trains, tndus- ' trlea, power plants, schools and i hospitals and mine owners and I miners dare not bring about a con ' dlt lon which stop normal functions of life. [ The sudden death of Governor ) Frank Fltsgcrald of Michigan, is I not only a shock to the people of that stale but to the nation as ) well. It is the first time that a * chief executive of Michigan has died In other Governor Fitzgerald 1 was re-elected last November and vrsunii-d office only two months ago, bring defeated In the IMS election. The legislature la In 1 session and with a party majority in both houses he was putting through hie program His sue-1 censor Is the (o-year-oM lieutenant 1 governor, a man of opposite trails | and political thonght. although ot the same party. Governor Filigerald was only 64 years of age. The ardors of the campaign, the j responsibility of the great office I and'his desire to render worthy, public service no doubt impaired | his health and he tell an easy victim to the flu. We extend our * sympathies to Michigan ou the | i death of tbetr Governor. HITLER RATTING OUT OF TURN? The recent developments in I Czechoslovakia were almost cer-' tain to produce vigorous reactions , in Rome it is not apparent yet I just wbat the result will be, but 1 Mussolini evidently is doing some . deep thinking. There were unot ' tidal reports of surprise when ' Hitler took over the Suddeu areas just as there had been some con- i sternation when be occupied Au*-1 tris After the Austrian coup the Italian impression seemed to be | that it was Mussolini s turn to take something. Signor Benito had been permitt I ed to help himself in Ethiopia I After the Austrian grab there was loud talk in Italy about reaching out and grabbing Nice and some other adjacent territory. It was accepted as practically assured I that Mussolini, with the hacking I of Hitler, would add large areas' •o his colonial possessions in I northern Afrit a. and all at the expense of France, ft was supposed to be Beuito's move then, but I the Sudeten plum was ripe fori Picklug and Hltlar went ahead. Then there was more talk about i what France was about to lose at the hands of Mussolini, and with the moral, if not military, support of Hitler Now comes the CsechoSlovakian invasion—and more talk in Rome. The Italian empire builders ha vs bseu looking over Yugoslavia and are about convinced that there arc some Croats there that should be under the benign influencu and protection of 11 Dtice. Unfortunately there does not seem to be anything parallel to a Sudeten problem on which to make n beginning. There are only 3.360 Italians reported to be Mattered throughout the whole neighboring nation. But of course. Croats would do in a pinch if it is felt that they could be "protected" without encountering too much opposition. The prospec t of opposition seems to be the factor th"' is deHying also effort to get Nice and other French arena covered by Mussolini. ludtanapoUa Star. <►— — R Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Q Should a man remove bls glov-j I' a woman offers to shake Uamis with Mm on the street? A. This is not necessary if tbe woman is wearing glevou. Q- Isn't it permissible to pour i a hot drink Into the saucer to cool. . when one's time Is limited? A. it la bolter to do without the hot drink If thia seems necessary. Q- What does It. s. v, p. m<«in? A. "Xwaarer. if yon please." It la an utV>reviutiou of the Fregcb I pUgm. rvpou.de* a-il vpua plait Trade la A Good 'Vows — Deeatas

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCR,tT SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1930.

► I rived home. He was wounded five times and gassed. J. C. Strickler is a clerk at tht F.nnyou Engeler store. Tom Peterson moves frun Gary | H agent tor the Delco Ikght Dii k Burdg of Chicago vis'ts here. Household Scrapbook By Roberta lx?e . Oe feats Laces Deo ate laces may be washed effectively by wrapping tbam around a niHk bottle, fastening *ne ends * and dipping the bottle up and dvw<t tn soapy water until the lace ts clean Rinse In the same way. using clear water. U>ag pieces at lace arc beat washed in this asann- r Shabby Leather The Wrll-beuten whllt of an egg rubln-d Into the leather of th<* shab t by brief ease, traveling bag. o* ■ other Mmilar article, will du much to lake away that faded look. > Burning Steak Don't loee your head if Hw steak »lioul dcatch on fire, and try to f-blow out. Merely throw some salt i en IL

Gift Neckties Hold Promise Amarillo. Tex.-dUJU H G. liami nek examined bin gift neckties closely because of an experience f concerning a cravai given a year , ago Hamrick received five tuckties that year, and put away throe of them A year later, he de« ided to look over the Christmas lies and found pinned beneath one of Ute I»S7 modete a IS bill. Hvarse Is Family Car > Perry. OkU —(IT* I-Jess Treadway needed a pickup truck and be decided that a used hearse was just I the thing He planned to convert It , into a truck. But, after tbe pur- ! chan sc was made, motorists treated ! him with such courtesy that be now usee the hearse for a family car. Nautical Psychology Hazy Honolulu U.P) — Just why a sailor should want to climb a drain plpt outo the top of a building and go to sleep there is a problem in nautical psychology i Jut the police department is trying to solve The problem la one of particular interest to the p>>liee. tiec.-oMU* In rhe <-a M . under ' investtgatiuti a policeman had to ' climb the same drain pipe to awaken and arrest the sailor.

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! MONROE NEWS I Atnong tbe pople who enjoyed some sessions of the Taylor youth < mfereice at Upland were ths fob I lowing Rov. H F Hart. Ueno Rich Dorothy an Helen Ray. Portia and II has I Ila Harkbeod. Mr. and Mrs. , Manas U-liman and son. Norris - ' Hsthrr Watkins. Dollla and Warren Miller. Max Wlnteregg and Wils., Christen and Bather Andrews. Oclle Badders, who has teen 111 since the first of Dv.ember, hxx i improved enough to be dp part I lime. Mre Elnm Stuckey and eon Bon- ' nn have returned to their home as- , tor spending the peel two weeAa i at Jasper, with Mr. Hotkey, wb.i is omploycd by the stale iMtdge duI partment. Mr and Mrs. M. F. Andit-ws hvf Agues Andrews for their house 11;neat over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Niles Andrews of Goshen, were Sunday afternoon calk-rs st the AR* I . ilrews borne. Mr and Mrs. G. A. Hahnert ana . Mrs. P. M. Rebm-r of Moa'oe and Mrs. Ralph Row and daav'utor Es■; thur of l»e«atur. spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hahnert and daughter Man ia Joan of Ur-, bans. Mr. and Mrs. beater Summer and ton. Donald. Billy Beam. Hetty j Haag and Dorothy I'key. all of! Roann, spent Sunday with Rev. anu J j Mrs. R F. Hart and daughters. Mrs. Joe Wolfe was honored Sun- i jdsy. ou her “sth birthday snntver-i ; sary, with a pot Ivck dinner by, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ostormau and son Etios. of Vevay. Mr ind Mn. - Frank Johnson and children Herby, 1 ; Merlin. Bene, aud Donna, of Bob >. Ray Ostecmann and Mrs. James H. Andrews of Decatur, Mrs. Merthn Sanburn and daughter of Morenel. Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Wolfe of Fort Wayne. Atternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Us-' permnn and son. Walter, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews. Mrs. j I Wolfe received many lovely gift a I Mrs. Amos Brandyberry teceived wind that her sister, Mrs. Emma Nickles of Fiugerald, Gu_. paaM»d away Sunday. Funeral services Were held Monday. Two sisters. Mrs. Amos Brandyberry ot Monroe and Mrs Alison Elzey ot ilarttord 1 City, survive. Mr. and Mrs. Cl)de Hendricks and family and Mr. aud Mrs. Fat Hendricks, all u! Fort Wayne, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks Sunday. Mrs. Jacob St ht-rer received word ’ of the death of her sister, Mrs. Wil- • liam Maurer of Meirill Mehigas, i two di*d Mimday tnorninx Funeral services were held at the home in Merrill. Wednesday. Mrs. Amos Brandyverry entertained Howard Brandy burry rnd h‘s Munroe towuship grade baaketoal. j team with supper Saturday Thus*) I resent were. Cli lon Halwgge:. . lister Habegger. Darrel Wagner, latroy Ivehman. Raymond Svhwarts Jimmy Striker and Junior Johnson. William T. Rupert of near Mon- '; roe was pleasant!) surprised on his suth birthday ainivernal y Monday with a supper given in his honor by friends and rMativca. Those present were. Mr. ,>nd Mrs. IToyd Rupert and family. Mr. and ‘ Airs Jack Haney and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse lauighrey mid lainlly. Mrs Anna RuperL M’s. Wm Rupert and the honored guest, Mr. , Rupert. O Constable Mary Feared New lx>xtngi<Hi. O.- -<UB •Constable Mary Snffell, only village I officer of Rehobeth, population 137. ! has never made an arrest but ; groups of "roughnecks” m atter when a threat is made to < all her and she says "the law in Rch«» 1 beth will be cnforicd." - u - Philadelphia Record Port l*llila<l<-lphla (U.PJ - I'hiludelplila I remained the second largest sea-

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I port in the United Blates In IMS. H according to a survey by the tuvlJ gatKHi ivmimtaaiou for the lieiaI ware river aud army eagtneeni J The survey show»-d that (I atm.IMfl.ObO worth of tmsiuess was transacted through tbe local port. 11 1 0 Hit-Run Driver Blocked In >' Cleveland, O. vU.R) —A S6-year-l old hit and run driver who alleged- i > ly struck a 73-year-old woman , . h«-re. was forced Io stop by five motorists, who hemmed huu in I with their cars. The woman, who . had tieen drugged 600 feet, suffer-

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