Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 15 May 1939 — Page 4

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DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR PubUsbvd Bvary Evening Kscepi Sunday by THS DKCATUR DEMOCRAT CO Incerporstsd Bwtared at the Decatur, Ind. Poe Offica m Bwcond Class Matter I. M Halter President k M Holtbousa. Sac y. A Bus. Mgr D6ck D. HaUar —Vku-Preeidaui Sufcecriptioa Ratee; •ingle copies .01 Ona weak. by carrier _____.l( One rear, by carrier _______ 5<K Jne month. by mail It Pbrae niuntba. by mall ______ 1.06 ffig montba. by mall ———— 1.71 One year, by mail _________ t.OO One year, at eMce 5.04 Prices quoted are within a radius ot 100 trnics Ktewwhere |3.10 one year. Advertising Ratee made known on Application. National Advar RepresenlaUvs SUHEERER A CO. It Lasington Avenue. New York U East Wacker Drive. Chicago Charter Member ot The Indiana League ot Home Dailies. Mother s Day was observed generally and with a sincerity that is a good omen A nation which pays respect to the mothers ot the laud can't go tar wrong. Keep an eye on the dollar bills you handle. You may by reporting to the police be instrumental in apprehending the criminals who are circulating the spurious money. Perhaps Mr. Hoover picked out the Hays hotel at Warsaw tor his secret meeting believing it was the property ot that once remarkable polukiau Will H Hays. How-, ever they are no relation. Alter the senator cussed and dis cussed the farm appropriation bill, most ot the members almost broke their arms and legs to get right and the vote for a billion and a quarter dollars was •>! to 14. The total taxes on real and iter-s-inal property tor the spring iuateiluieui in Adams county was *33&.418 and only about seven thousand dollars of this was for delinquent tees That's a hue showingThere are a hundred columnists iu Washington these days, sending out manufactured propaganda and each evidently trying to prove to the country that he knows more thau President Roosevelt. What a ■ kit v( brains we are overlooking. ‘ Decatur has a large supply of' coal on band which will worry the average person much less than if we had uone. The strike has been adjusted or compromised and the j probabilities are that no out need worry about genius all the fuel be needs tor nest winter. The new school building al Berne is uuariug completion and by autumn will be ready, a hands->in<. I modem and convenient structure for the boys and girls of that community to work in. W<- are very proud Indeed of the excellent schools and churches In every part ( of the county. There has been a great improvement iu business the past two weeks. We believe it i» dm largely to the increased advertising spare which has been used. That aids others as well as yourself aud | that's why it takes cooperation of > the business men ot a coinuiuidiy' to gel best results. Plana are bring discussed for tinaming the addition to the Decatur light and power plant, an improvement that Is necessary If tbe city la to continue its forward march. Os course the greatest possible tare should be taken to get the beat plant tor the least money and the officials an- wisely conferring with several engineering Arms. Why bring up the death ot Huey Long now? Home one has demand *1 SU iuvestlgatluu of tbe death ot tbe Louisiana senator three

I years ago, claiming that several I people in Washington knew L-mg ■ was to be assassinated aud who was to do the Job. Weil its over >J and things have settled down conI sldrrably Iu that part of the U. 8. .. A. Perhaps It would be heller for every one II they just let it go at it that. M »■„! R Tbe yard aiouud the new junior j aud senior high school building is j being leveled aud will be laud--0 scaped during the summer. Grass * and shrubs will be planted and the 0 j place will be made into a beautl--0 ful par HI Ike ground. The build-*-iug. oue of the most modern aud complete In the mid-flc west, was | hist occupied late- last autumu aud this is the hist opportunity SuperI Inteutlvnt Krick and his aides have ' bad to get real busy on tbe outI side. Wi 11, it's all straightened out, I President Hoover is coming to In- , dlaua just to make a Social call ‘’ on the editors. He just loves ,- them aud he will have such a good ( Ume talking over with them the I j weather, the elope end the general gossip, but not a word is to be spokeu by auy one about politics. ! • it all sounds a little silly, don't you think? Mr. Hoover wouidu t be ■ wasting his Sunday un such a trip if he could remind his Hoosier I friends of the press jus! as well by , postal cards Commaudei Vincent Horman aud Ed Bauer, chairman ot a special committee, from Adams Post No. - 43, American Legion, will have ’ charge of the program here for , Memorial Day. an occasion that will never lie overlooked as long as we have painotw- citterns. Every cemetery will be visited and the graves appropriately decorated aud there will be tbe usual program. Iu addition memorial 33th. Let's not forget those who . dvtemitd the great American hag The reeotnmeudatioii of Clyde F. I Dreisbai b to be postmaster al Fort Wayne is good news to bls many Decatur Jneuds. The colonel spent considerable tune here iu 1917 helping old company A to gel ready tor tamp and since lheu has - visited here frequently as a salesman. He is qualified, has person ably and is a real fellow, drsenImg of ibis tine recognition. His I selection by the committee by a j vote of si to 46 must have scouri cd him that he had made a worth - while campaign. Col. Dreisba- h - has lived iu Fort Wayne all his lift- aud is held iu the very highest I esteem by every one who knows him. He will no doubt be recom- ; meuded by the senators aud tho i president and his appointment up- 1 proved iu due time. Hvuator Frederick VanNuys is i opposed to tho Florida < anal pro iJe« t and it his inhumation is corI rwet. it certainly seems foolish to | spend hundreds ot millumu of dol- j , lars Oil something that is uelther needed nor wanted. There are | many other places to spend im>u>-y - if it must be dope but Uh M-nuior is right In his poMUcm that "never before was there a Ume wh«-ti i efficiency aud ecuuomy should be taken into < ousidcratiuu more eanivsUy thau al present." Wo i have a big relief problem and we ; have many other things to do that | will cost billions, so that the wise | thing la to do the level we can on I every proposition that arises. Let's get our feet on in-- grouud aud keep them there. It will be better for the poor, the middl- class aud the wealthy. P Modern Etiquette *1 * By ROBKRTA LEE W What arc the Supc-tsHtioitH | concerning the various days of the week for a weddlug ? A. W»d on Monday, always poor; I net-lay. wed okoo more; Wednesday, happy match; Thursday splendid catch; Friday, poorly muled; Saturday, butter waited; Sunday. , Cupid’s wooing; and wed tn the > Moruiag, qui- k undoing. Q. la 1; the propvu gueaiure, in

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Answers To Test Questions I Below are the answers to the Test Qmsiions printed on Page Two 1 Lusou 3. The art of skinning, preterviag eud Mulling skius ut animals. i. 3. Mrs Henry M Robert. Jr. I. In Egypt on tb< Nile River. J. Kre-'-dtus. uot hro-den*e« 4 Riga. . 7. Heptagon. k. han TV. • • Antarctic regiuns le. Non-conducting device, ur materia). need tu separate two etectrican cuuducturs. I- Atiorigiues. 3- Yes 3. Hay of Be ngal. 4. Yes. except children of dipicr. ats. i Key i’.t sitau of Nevada 4 Uncoin's Gettgysburg address. 7. Hemun'-sirativ; nut dttu-on stra'-iiv. 3. t'raier. >. 14«>. 10, The Coyote Slate. * TWENTY YEARS * 1 AGO TODAY | I May 16 la-ou Grss an Ires trou Fiance and Is assigned lo Camp Dig. Mrs. Heater Moffett sells the Elwod K-<or<i aud wR! go t 0 Calif or < smpany, when reting or drinking, to keep the little finger prumiueutly '.ooked? A. No; thia Is aa affected manluvriam that one should avoid Q. What Is the birth stone for May. and Ha significance? * A. The <«n<:rald. which signifies >j<iess in love uud immortality. 1

Morgan Visits British Exhii.it =- —„ B sS*®! ■ fl a3I * 1 r * jEhSnSm > '?- * ??. ', V ''"■» nN ■ •■•• - ■ - i>v> > i—- • J. P. Morgan, hud of the fsmoua banking hours, who seldom permjta hiraB f self to be snapped for publication. Is seat viewing mural at British Empire exhibit at New York World’s Fair. Painting depicts Robert Coeur de • ■ ■ Lion starting on Crusade. .. ,

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, MAY la, 19 39.

, uia to live. | Governor Goodrich Issuen a proi (tarnation making aU Uns by the legislature effective. Fred Mutachler buys th- Hoosier I | packing company plant for 46,700., > li L , with W. A. Klepper next. 3.500 milkmeu are un ail Ike In I Chicago. Ed Green tmys the <HHc Heller ; i ..i< ksmith shop on First street aud j employs Dick Earhart to operate it. 11 '* lll,l uni— —— .mi i — Household Scrapbook I By Roberta Hardwood Finish Twu thiu coats of shellac will give a much better finish to the uardwuud floor ihau oue thick ouu. I De sure that the first coat is thor ’ . vughly dry before apply In j the secit'bd coat. Removes Odors After pans have been used tori strung smeUing vegetables such ‘ aa cabbage, aud ouiuns. place a lit--1 th- salt ou the hot range and turn i.ie pans unsldi- down uver tbe bum-1 'mg salt. The odor will disappear, j When Hamming When h<-mimug a skirt, take a double stitch frequently to insure a ; more secure hem. Then it tbe hem >4t<hes aud rips. It will not be a , iuug rip. -O W“-< I ’»/? W BSSUN W Out- of the most important "E’s" in the promotion of a good rommunity safety piogrstn is **«nforce- ' meat." Most of tho driving public bei iteves in educatkm aud engmeermg a. inipoj taut steps in the promotion

j <1 a good community program and | I feels th.it enforcement is necessary. ■ Imt that we ought to “go «asy.“ Uhy go easy? If we have laws ou mar statute books which call for certain Speed limits and It any city louncil or village board establishes i t ales and regulations as law. why I i not enforce them? if we have a ‘ Street with a speed 1 mit of 35 miles j an hour, then let’s have the courage i I to enforce il as 3a aud not 3U or 35. If we want to travel 35. then let’s I Step up tbe speed Inuit lo 35. if il is safe enough to do so. ( Enforcement requires hackbpuc ou tbe part of the courts. o— Koval Family To Use Two Buicks When Klug George VI snd Que< n Elisabeth arrive in Canada Wednesiday they will be met by two specialjly built Hulck convertible pbateous for their use whenever they require automobile transportation, i according to W. F. Hutstader. gen- i eral sales manager of the Buick ! company. ( "The two cars were uumplcted | last week al the Qshaw*. Out..' plants of General Motors.'' said Mr. Hutstader. "The royal cars have custom bodies finished In a lieautiful ruaroon and are built on > special 155-inch wheelbase chassis. | powered by 145-borsepower Buick

MAY BRIDES ARE BEAUTIFUL, TOO IN SMART NEW GOWNS I Kedingute Effect*. Puffed Sleeve*. Sw is* Fabric* Feature Spring Wedding Cl<»lhe*

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SCREEN STARS WEDDED SUNDAY 1 Robert Taylor And Barbara Stanwyck .Married At San Diego Hollywood. May 15 <U.P) Hobert Taylor, having taken unto him self a bride- the beauteous Barbara Bianwyck hoped today that he at last bad pul au end to the urdeal he has been subjected to by feminine admirers. Taylor, who perhaps suffered mure al tbe bauds ot admirers than any other movie actor, married Miss Blauwyck at Ban Diego i tn a ceremony held up uutil after midnight Saturday so they wouldn't be affected by any possible May 13th bad luck. | His friends believed that Lis weddiug would stop the selge of mass hysteria which reused fem mine fans to tear pieces off his i clothes for aouveturs. to crowd so close in attempts to kiss him that they smeared bls face with lipstick. to bids under bls bed. and to make life miserable fur him wbi-nevcr he dared leave Hollywood. Tbe newlyweds had ouly one day ' to honeymoon and even that was broken up by a reception for the pieffii Both returned to the sound stages today. Taytyr to make make-believe love to Hedy Lamarr; his bride to perform aa a prise- , fighter's girl friend They announced that they would contiuue to ratee horses, as Miss blauwyck has done for the last two years. "How about children?" a reportjer asked. "Well, well raise horses — dch- - uitely." Taylor said. " O' ■ if”A(mniEs of * ADAMS COUNTY 4-H CLUBS Preble 4-H The JYeble 4-H Club held thy first on Wednesday, May 18. at 1:3»> p. M. at the home of James Barkley. Nine members were present. They named their club the PieWe 4-H Sodbusters. They also held the election of officers, and they are as follows: president. Rob- ! -.-st Reppert; vice-president, Loren Kreutwnan; secretary-treasurer. James Bartley; news reporter. I kicluird liclmi-hh; recic-aticmal ikuder. Melvin Werliug; sung loader. Eugene Bender. The h-ader ut a ih*a club la Loren KreutsDiau. • Their nest meeting will be held , eg Wednesday. May 34. al l:uv P. M. at the home of Loren Kreuuman Peppy Peppers The Peppy Peppers 4-H Club of | Washington township met at tha home ot Wilma and Ruth Grove on S- ,• . cute. .. h. 4d • ilgiui-s "The models are equipped with specially-wrought httings aud beautiful fabrics, selected on the advice ot Norman Hartnell, designer jof Queen Elisabeth's wardrobe. Silver vanity equipment la installed in the folding armrest In the center ot the rear seal lu each car. ' At either aide of the rear quarters ' are dictographs communicating with the chaufeur. "The two Buicks are the seventh aud eighth which have been built in ushgwa for meiubprs ot the It-iyal Family.'

T' * * %■■ ■BX V X. ' ' aXT ' '«A- ’'J* i \W ■ » — —. th Ift on and lace — May brides, this year, will set a new high in attractive wedding garb aa there pictures attest At left, is a lovely bridal gown of imported ewtsa fabric in rose and white in a redingote effect with full skirt short puffed sleeves and horseshoe-shaped neckline Center show* a superb gown of smartly new design in traditional white The bodice Is of chiffon and lac*, and long tight aleeves have lace inse'» I from elbow to wrist The little stiver brocade cap bears tiny chiffon I flower* The mail-of-honor s dress, right, is in two shades of ro»* at chiffon weight swus transparent organdy in redingote effect Radtngote u .embroidered and lias long puffed Meeves

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** •^““■■'ii^swwsssw*-— am— Saturday. May S, at I;JQ p. in ■ Seven members were preveut. Virginia Huffman, the preside:-! tc.ok charge of the meeting. Th- - roll call was answered by favorite | comic strip after which the secretary. Wilma Grove, read the sum utes of the last meeting. ;t was also ' i decided to keep the same name for :hte 4-H club that It has had for | preceding years. Barbara Lehman ' tbe leader, then gave out the record books aud < sfdaiued the Variour , details A demonstration was given by I Ruth Grove on "Baking a Layer Cake." A few poems were read by Phyllis Hoffman, and singing was >

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