Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 249, Decatur, Adams County, 20 October 1939 — Page 4

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DECATIK DAILY DEMOCRAT Pnbllibed Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated (Catered at the Decatur, Ind. PoM Office a* Second Cla** Matter J. H- Heller .. President A, R Hoitbouse, Bec'y. * Bu*. Mgr. Dick D. Heller . Vice-Preeideut •übeonption Rated buigie copies ..... I ,02 Due week, by carrier 1” One year, by carrier ..... ..... five One mouth, by mail ............. .31 Throe month*, by mail.f.oo Six months, by mat 1............... 173 Uue year, by mail 3.00 One year, at Office 3,00 Priced quoted are within a radius of 100 mile*. Eleewhere *3.50 uue year Advertising Rates made known ou Application. Natumul Advc-r. Kepresentaiive SCHEERER * CO. (5 Lexington Avenue. New York 13 East Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member of The Indiana League of Hume Dailies. This I* either another Indian •uutuiti or a cuutmuatluu us the one which atarted a luuutb ago Either way It's delightful. O—Ou— You can have fuu inarching in the Calithuuipiau parade or you can have a good time wat tiling them. Be sure to applaud those you like best. o—o — Indiana Uow has more telephone* and more automobiles than ever iu her history, indicating this Is a busy and prosperous, talking, riding Hoosierdom —o Mr. Hoover and others are urging that this nation sell "defensive” weapons only, which i* tine except no group will agree on what is defensive and what is offensive —o Don't destroy property in your search for fuu at the Halloween season. That eauses others so much inconvenience and trouble that it surely spoils the fuu of the prankster. —o Think of a new idea for your Halloween garb. That's what wins the prizes. Join up with some one or a group. Get a band ready for the event. That's what will make it good, a lot of competitiun. —o Zoning ordinances that control the location of business in residence districts and otherwise governs the building of homes and business clocks are being adopted iu a number us the smaller cities iu Indiana. o—o Much good advice to the children who ride bicycles which can also be used effectively by older riders, is manifest on the posters, prepared by high school students and displayed In the various windows. The boys and girls show they have good ideas and knowhow to put them on cards. —o You can make a splendid investment by buying the *350.000 worth of Decatur power and light bonds next Monday. They are good and the payments will be promptly paid. The motley is a part of what the city will expend to make the local plant one of the best in the country. u— o ■■ After all it's hard to understand wiiy U-boat* from any nation should be "monkeying around” within the three-mile shore limit of thisT country. If they must come in they should do so above water. We are a nervous lot of people and It doesn't help any tu have the undersea boats snooping around here. Business continues to improve according to every barometor but it will be well to remember that booms are uot good in the long run. Better prices tor crops, more business activity Is always a good thing but should be held in check The higher up we go, the greater

the drop when It tome* as II always doe* eventually. —o— Every week should be safety I, week. The boy or girl whu tries to show how clever he or she Is , by rliling without holding to the handle bar, who takes chance* In H < rosslug streets against the lights, j who tall* to obey the trathe rule*, who carries others on hi* bicycle, „I Is taking a serious chance. It's a Iso much better to be- sensible 1 and ! 3 Slate Chairman Fred Buy* I* a u hard worker. For mouths he ha* I bevu nuluinß four or live tuvvtiußw a wvvk over the •tale. Hto adI drew «il Bluffton wm inipredthi* I und htdi'ful *iud the Imiv* will pro* I Ct'Vtl to Ol I*4lll/1* (or th Xt yt’lil B t r retort? the old (line nujonUvs I soon and every onv should arrange !'• »i’i war iv a •duff ii.iVv sut ily massed along the western front l.iwiiv we will get tfiv n<*ws ot the I It s a war, make no mistake alk»ut I that and wliat tile final results will i winners will be those who tun best Mrs Sarah Krick, whose death I ha* saddened file community, was .; a widely known and tieloved lady, whose life was devoted to aiding ' her family and who found time to I give much to her community. Active in church, club and civic so • cieties she was fur years one of the leaders of Decatur. As a member of the board of children s i guardians she wai faithful and I willing as was evidenced by the »I fact that she was retained for more than a quarter century. We of- | bereaved family. —o Those toot ball fans who tigvred : Pittsburgh would lie a push over this year because of the ruckus over inducement to players last year and the resignation of the famous couch, Dr. Sutherland, must team, coached by Charley Bowser, a war vet who is showing his stuff. With only a few of the regulars i left Bowser quickly built a team that has defeated Washington. West Virginia and Duke decisively 1 I and has an eleven that is unde- , seated and untied. —o Farmers who are interested in I control of the corn borer and that | should mean every farm iu this | part of Indiana may gain valuable information by attending the tricounty plowing contest at the Harold Stasscl farm hi Allen <<>un--1 ty October 31st. In one contest 1 nine tractors will jiarticipate and ' in another three teams. The State sei farm is two miles east and live miles north of Monroeville. The borer has made gains In this territory In recent years and many farmers are awake to the seriousness of the situation. It can be corrected by uniform fighting. o—o In last year's city election in Fort Waytie an independent ticket was put in the field. They made some ballyhoo but when election ' day came, received only MO votes. Now it is announced they will 1 spread out and have a state ticket for 1940 with a prominent attorney, name unannounced, as a can- ■ didate for governor. Third parties t never get tar except they do muddy I the political waters some uud ! usually are originated for some ! particular reason. What that purI pose is has not been made clear yet but no doubt will be before the •[campaign gets very far along. •

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Indiana schools rank fourteenth I in efficiency In a survey of the torty-eight states and 25th in ex- ' penditures which baaed on popu- ■ lation makes the state one of the : leading ones in education. Aver- ; age monthly salary expenditure I for the teaching staff in Indiana is I 1114 .OS. The average for all the country is 51M.92. The high figure is reported from New York, where the average is 9201.15. and I the low is in Arkansas, where teacher salaries average >42 a | month, it is significant that small- ' .-alary states are generally in the South. The highest prices are paid in the states with large urban l>opitlations. The District of Columbia ranks next to New York Answers To Test Questions Below are the answer* to the | Test Questions printed on Page Two r. Lake Erie. 2 (reneral Joseph Hra ker 3. To prevent the coins from I chipping and from being fraduiently ' reduced in weight. 4. (iolf. f. No*, the voting age for both I males and females is 21 years in all 6. False-hearted; violating good I faith. 7 Tin- Spree. s. Federal Works New York Bay. ! In. Hydrogen. Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE * ♦ Q When a man stops tn cheek h!s coat at the entrance of a dinins i room, should his girl companion go | on to the table or wait for him? A. She should stand acide and wait for him. Q. Is it all right to apeak to strangers at a small informal parly? A. No. Walt until the host or hostel's or some mutual friend introduces you. Q What is the symbolism of deep rod rosea? A. Adtuiration. o ' I, ii ■■ —— , ■ i — Household Scraphook I By Roberta lx?e ♦ ♦ Odor* On Dishes Fish or onion orders can be removed from dishes by soaking them for i few minutes in warm aoansuds. to which has been added one teaspoonful of ammonia. Then scald and wash as usual. Or, tty a tablospootifttl of vinegar in the washing water. Prevent Slipping To prevent rubbers from clipping on wet pavements, fasten a strip of adhesive tape lengthwise down the sole. Dirty Overalls Wash dirty ovetalls by laying

TWENTY YEARS i | AGO TODAY _ Oct 20 —Col E. M House, the pr»»ident's adviser is ill iu New • York City. Price of beet sugrr fixed at ten tents per pound by Attorney Gen- ’ eral IMlmer. Misses Genevieve Miller Irene . I Lenhart, Lucile and Maurice MeI Laughlin of Fort U'ayn office of • • toe Northern Indian* Gas and Elec- 1 I trie company, walk here, 22 mile*. . I fust for the “hike" in g« a hours, und gu ca, k on interurban car. C. C. Pumphrey. Wilson Lee and ('. D. Teeple are duck hunting at, ■ Rome City. Homer Lower is expected home this week from California where tie ha* been attending to bualnesa for J. F. Arnold. Miss Lettie Kintz of Toledo visits COURT HOUSE Finds For Plaintiff In the claim of the Com in unity I Oil it Gaa company, against the < .. <>l Eilwani .ii|,t m. . ap- ' 'I" .' tered by Hubert R. McClenahau. The case was submitted and the ; ! court found for the plaintiff iu the f sum of *95.70. Note Suit* Filed A note suit was tiled by the Lee > Hardware Co. against Albert Gage. 1 asking judgment for *229.44. A note suit was nlt-d by the Lee 1 Hardware Co., against Jacob Heimann, asking judgment for *111.74. A note suit was tiled by the Lee Hardware Co against Fred Weldler, asking judgment for *CO. Oc- ' toiler *3l is the return date in all three suit*. Estate Case* ’ In the . state ot 1 i proof of the mailing of the notice — — ■■ , *hi«n flat on the washbu d and J scrubbing with a stitf brush. Starch , toem a little afterward* and the j j dirt will come out much easier the i nt-x'. time they are laundered.

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i' of hearing on appraiser's re|>ort was tiled. Report of the inheritance tax appraiser was submitted and the court found the net value ' . of the estate to be none, with no tax due. . In the estate of John H. Oppenheimer. an order determining the j ' value of the inheritance tax. as non-resident, by the state board of tax commissioner*, was filed. *. pursuant to section 33 us the 1939 j inheritance tax law and the report . ■ I ordered spread on record. 'j In the estate of Anna Elizabeth Stauffer, pnxif of the mailing of ] ■ notice ot hearing *»f appraiser’s re ' ! port was filed. Report of the iu- I heritance tax appraiser was filed l , and the court found the net value I ' of the estate to be noue with no | tax due. The appraiser whs allowed *l. SCHOOL HONOR ROLL IS LISTED Monmouth lliuh School Honor Roll Is Announced Today The honor roll for the firzt grad--1 mg period at the Monmouth high I s bool wus announced 10-'ay by, Principal iiaun. The honor roll for the eighth grade was also annouucThe roll follows: Senior—«lrene Marhenke. Selma Strahm and Nellie McKown Junior —I'd word Wolfe. Louise Bristol. Frederick Aunianu and Elmer Getting. Sophomore—Norma Krueckeberg. Helen McKown and Miles Jone*. Freshman—Gerald Brown, Eleanor Aumann, Jane Berning. Evelyn I Tbieme, Oscar Bristol. Irene Au- , maim, and Eileen Bleeke. Eighth grade—Phyllis Owens and : Jim Rice. ; o 500 Sheets S'/jitl Sunrise Canary (vecond Sheets, neatly wrapped 35c. The Decatur Democrat Co.

NAZI RAIDERS OVERSCOTIAND Air Raid Alarm* Sound Time After Time Over Scotland London. Oct. so Air ra'4 •Inrtna »ound*d tunc after tin' l ' ever a wide area of caatern an<t southern Scot laud today, ‘niludtn* the Mdinburgh’Flrth of Forth na'al Mse dlatrlct. Anti-aircraft «nn fire sounded, plane* *o high a* to ba I Invltlldc were beard, and Brltlsn I plane* were aeen darting cut over the North Rea a* If pursu'ng or inI tercvpting German raider*. A* In previous raid*, most prop! • m the raid area, including Edinburg, tnatrad of tak*ng to (helter.j I grouped In street* and In the connI tryslde. eager for « sight of GetI man plane* or a dog tight. The first alarm* were sounded shortly before ii;3o A. M. <5:.10 A .’l. cj»T *, immediately after the I first burst* from anti-aircraft gun* land the racing eastward of British I pl’tnes. The all clear signal Wits givI ,-n at Edinburgh at 11:55 A. M. Edinburgh people heard the drone' of phnes but could not too them because they were so high. Expert*! said the plane* were German. Iden-i lifted by the pulse of their motor*.: Air raid warden* induced most Edinburgh people, finally, to take shelter. Soon after the all clear signal wax g.ven at Edinburgh there w.m a second alarm. This time two planes could be seen glinting In the bright sunlight thousand* of feet high. The ail clear was *ound<*d again slid then there was a third alarm. The British planes could be seen speeding out over the North Sea, as if they bad turned back and were' pursuing German raiders or were gvine out to intercept a new wave vt them. During the alarm period, the a<r ministry here sakl that there had tern an alarm in the Firth of forth area early this morning Residents of the area said that at tai* tim<- | guns were heard on the southeast Ish "My Skin Was Full of Pimples and Blemishes" sayji Verna S ‘Sim e u«in< Adlerlka i the pimples* are Al\ «kin Ist •month and ghiws with heath.” A<l- - lerika helps wash B<»th l»uw< is, and

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