Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 9 November 1939 — Page 6

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YOUNG GIRI IS KIDNIP VICTIM! Young Idaho Girl Kidnaped; Ex-Convict Ik Sought Nampa.. Idaho. Nov. 9— (UP)— A 17-year-old fir! only as ’Tiny” Nichols, wan kldna<*d today. Police chief J. L. Ralderston broadcast an order for the arrant of Donald W Harper, whom he identified M an etconvlcf. Balderston said the gtr! and her abductor were ID a Molen North Dakota car, presumably beaded toward Oregon. The police chief pieced together the story of the abduction from an account given by Darrell Gnat, night attendant at the Nampa service satlon. Groan said Harper drove up to the station at 2 a. m. forced him to fill the tank and then made him get into the car at the point of a gun. in the car. Groan said, were two women and one other man. The attendant told the police

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| chief that Harper drove the car around Nampa until anout J a tn. and thn forced Groaa, the other man and one woman to letve the machine. He kept .Mlm Nichole in the car and said he was • driving to Oregon." Gross aaid. Gtom could not Identify the man and woman released with him. The otate penitwtiary In Boise said It had no record of a Donald Harper but tint a Jack Harper had beet, released recently. TEETERS FILES CONTINUE!. FROM FAOE ONE! helmer. stenographic work 137 W ’ Order No 43 — To Ena lai re I stenographic work 114*0 Total -12.701 ”1. Kinter On Bench Judge Henry Kilter, special; fudge in the case sat on the bench I today and made two entries. The i I one dated Noventlier S shows traveled from Princeton. Indiana ! to Decatnr, Indiana in this pne ceedfng " Tliub,w4MM entry on the docket {LOANS $lO to S3OO I' QMICKIV ago FBIVMTCLT MIOE w< try U, nuk* tfw borrow«f M monyy i •anpir ti muttuxi You 4o not hivi to «i trwndi« rrirt.roi u sp> -.oor sou. Uam m pro.wlr mMe—uu.’ t thy umy dry you >pyi> Wy BUM _______ oo ymb«rruwA( Mgwrwt md you suy Comp M—y your Lm on « ue eery l.byril torsi. ".-ye—uw.. YoonuyiMMjuW a~mwi Ul«. WHk w u> una lurtulma. ' VtuMcy Apply <ml{ foo I iowt m thy pr.ricy Ajk JwJI M tour owa homy, arm MB ’’Tta* our yr-itr , r emi It uu —>.r.<nt wriw w uui • courtmy nprrwetit.H wj toll «i you mJ ripum our bnmtul ur-KO fully You an uaM ao oU-pua d you 4o m uho • kua. "Srowyr. cmmool o'n«" LOCAL LOAN COMPANY lOMrseroM •mr ernoiw ewn tlFr Kwn fm.< MrM Paaa. t.d./ •iCSTUK. INPIANS

I -Jshl “Your health, • ah... I "And yew wealth and oomfart, auhl And a bit of advlaa an haw U attain thorn at loweet coat, loaai effort, and with moat certain reauita—uao the Dally Democrat Ado for every buylnf and bailing euneeoe." Read it—Bay It or Holl it in THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT Your Home Paper.

r card, dated November & "Comes | . now Homer Teeters as comniis- j I sionee of construction herein and • files and submits to the court for , • approval his current report ii> { ■ this proem-ding and the court . having examined said report and i lieing sufficiently advised In the premises now approved said rei port <H.I i” I — o GIVES CONCERT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE! ■ Friend—Davies. (The Offertory I A Perfect Day—Bond. o_ CHAMBERLAIN AGAIN CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEI vires inspires fa us .-onfidcr.. <• in their ability tn meet any task that may be given to them.” Chamberlain said that he based his pessimism regarding Hitler's i , reply to Wilhelmina and Leopold on “past experience ” He said, how ever, that “we do not want to con- j tins..’ the war a day longer than ! necessary if a satisfactory settlement can be obtained In another way. "In due course It will be tbe duty of his majesty’s government { to tender to his majesty our advice regarding the nature of the reply be should make (to Wilhelmina ant! Leopold)." Chamberlain said, "but before we can do so naturally It will be necessary for us to consult with the dominions and with our friends and alHea who are standing shoulder to shoulder with us In th» struggle.” Chamberlain described repeal of tbe rutted States arms embargo as a "momentous event." He pleaded for tolerance In connection with the internal war restrlctwns and controls which "seem to be claiming a disproportionate amount of attention." [ “Last year | spoke of the spirit of England.” Chamberlain wrote. "I described the country as thankful to have been spared the ordeal whkh had come so close but ready to answer any cell which might be Radiator Alcohol IM Proof. “A” Grade Shotgun Sheila Western Auto Store

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made upon them. When I spoke thus (after the Munich conference I I was full of hope that the call might never come, al least in my lifetime, and I have no hesitation in saying that it never should have come and never would have come if. <>n the side of the Ger man government, there had been the same genuine desire for gMC» as there was here.” ._■ „„ j ■ - i Steals Dishes, Breaks Them Along Highway Evansville. Ind., Nov. 8 —(TP)! Clyde F. Bryant, 41 of Toledo. O . was held today on a petty larceny < barge. He was arrested by detectives Roy Perkins and Floyd Long who we;e investigating the theft of dishes valued at 17.4?? from a roadside stand They said they found him smashing dishes on the conrrte highway. Perkins and Ixmg said Bryant told them he fust had an Irresist-, able urge to break some dishes. — I ,11, U ■ . Two Men Are Killed In Headon Collision Indianapolis, Ind.. Nov. 9—(UP! - -Two men were dead and a third uerlously injured today after a headon collision of two automobiles near here last night. Richard Wilkiaaon. 32. Detroit, Mich, died In the accident and Cheater Vanbook, 42. Anderson, died in a hospital here today. Ralph Sliiaids. 40. Anderson, waa injured. Police said there were no wit-ne-vae* and were uncertain about the cause of th accident. 0 Terre Haute Man Is Killed At Chicago Chicago Nov. 9—ttTPi—A man identified by police as Lso Kleir, 40. Terre Haute, jnd.. was killed early today when his automobile jumped h curb on a west side boulevard and crashed into a tree Police said they had not been able to find witnesses to tbe accident. A passer-by found Kleir Mump'd over the wheel of tbe autotnobile. Military Motif Ci Trend toward the military in fashions is exemplified in thia Grenadier's busby. It is of bright ; I red sheepskin with a cocarde of little wool pompoms. A gold and diamond clip at the neckline adds another military touch. j ; ■ | CORT — Last Time Tealgbt — "BUN NEVER BETB” Douglas Fairbanks Jr„ Basil Rstbbene. Virginia Field. ALSO—Bberia. ifc-ifc ff .■■■■.■. ■■■ ■ ■■ 4 FRf. & SAT. ROY ROGERS and GEORGE (Gahby) HAYES “IN OLD CALIENTIE” \ ALSO—"Daredevils of the Red Circle.” 100-ite -0 Bun. Men. Tuee. "9000 ENEMIES" A “WOLF CALL.” CiUHip FRI. & SAT. JACK RANDALL “OVERLAND MAIL" ALSO—"Hewk es the WltdemoM" Only 10c Friday Nite Satardsy lOc-IU

-S-uHL CtocfetA,—~v ea prepared by Dally Democrat—Betty Crocker Home Service Deportment BUDGET DESSERTS , v , WE LIKE a sweet to top off our dinner. And there Is no reason why we should not have it—even on a very strict budget. For it need not be expensive—and we ean plan to have it fill important needs in our diet. Perhaps we can follow a sbup main course with a hearty suet pudding. If eggs are costly, we can make one egg do for two persons by presenting our eggs combined with other ingredients in a custard or a rice or bread pudding.

i Or a light main course can be followed by ■ * olonill Jrlly Stark. This is extra large pancakes piled one on tup of the other with Jelly and a bit of butter between them. The top is dusted with confectioners' sugar- or brown sugar—then the pile is cut into pie-shaped wedges and served. And here are recipes for a num- ' ber of other inexpensive desserts: Cranberry Italy Poly 4 cups cranberries ; cups sugar 1 cup water | 2 cups all-purpose flour ' 4 tap. baking powder 1 tsp. salt 2 tbsp, butter X cup milk Prick cranberries with fork and cook with the sugar and water »> j minutes. Drain cranberries and save the juice for pudding sauce. Sift flour once before measuring. Sift flour, baking powder and salt together. Cut in butter with pastry j blender or two knives. Add milk to make a soft dough. Roll out dough in oblong shape *» inch thick. Spread well drained berries | on dough. (There should be about | 2 cups of the berries.) Roll up | like a jelly roll and place on one or two pans set on a rack over boiling water in a large kettle or covered roaster. Cover tightly and steam ’» hour. Thia makes 8 to 10 servings. Sauce for Cranberry Roly Poly Blend 2 tbsp, cornstarch with 2 tbsp, cold water and stir into hot cranberry juice drained from the cranberries. (There will be about I 2 cups.) Cook, stirring occasion-. ally, until thickened <lO minutes). Serve over slices of Cranberry Roly My.

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Police believed that Kleir had 'alien a#’»e-> while driving «nd that the car had swerved into the curb. Th- automobile bore Indians license plates. ’ M Tentative idenUfiatlon was made through cards found In the victim* pockeis. I‘oliee aaid they would query Terre Haute authorltlea. CMC OFFICIALS (CONTINUED rnt»M FAGB ONU) ertimen' had sought to show cal a ware withheld tiecauae M<!k>nald wann t using (IMAC. - -’-’fl. 1 - Tossed Child Btrikes Fan Klngtree. K C.— (U.R) — Ronnie Tiller's father waa a bit too atrong when he picked up S-year-old Ron-

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Cottage Padding *4 cup shortening X cup sugar 1 egg 1*« cups all-purpose flour 3 Up. baking powder *i tap. salt X cup milk 1 tsp. vanilla Cream shortening, and add sugar gradually. Add well beaten ‘ egg. Sift flour once before mea- ■ suring. Mix and sift flour, baking | powder and salt together, and add alternately with milk. Add vanilla, pour into well greased 11-inch -quart pan and bake 20 minutes in a moderate oven, 850* F. This recipe makes 8 to 8 servings. Vanilla or l-emon Banco Mix 1 cup sugar and 2 tbsp, cornstarch together. Add 2 cups boiling water and H tsp. salt. Boil until clear and thick. Cook over hot water 20 minutes. Beat in 4 tbsp, butter and 2 Up. vanilla <or 2 Up lemon extract and 1 tsp. grated !w>'» Hnd) and servg hot over Cottage Pudding. ( hoeolalo Banco Add 2 sq. chocolate (2 ox.), cut in pieces to 2 cups milk and heat in double boiler. When chocolaU is melted, beat with rotary egg beater until smooth, about 1 minute. Combine 1H tbsp, all-purpose flour, W cup sugar, and H tsp. salt. Add a little of the chocolate mixture to the flour mixture and blend thoroughly. Combine with remaining chocolate in double boiler and cook until thickened, I stirring constantly. Blend in 2 tbsp, butter and I tsp. vanilla. Serve hot with hot Cottage Pudding.

I nle and playfully tossed him in ’.he air. The youngster waa stru.-k by a revolving celling fan. His! • akull waa fractured. Parking Neto IKrt.lH Toledo. O •'UJD— More than •,- I ihm.ooo persona need meter rones for lurking here in 193 k. About ' i one out of three were required 'o deposit a nlckei however, and the revenue was 1103.1ft* a ■■ Customer Right Again i * Newton. Mass (UP) A district court judge decided the customer always is right and convicted Druggist Joseph Delerxon of aaaault on Clifford McCauley whom he ejected from his stove for smoking In a telephone booth

CONGRESS MUST (CONTINUED ON FADE mx> ho favored some sort of a mochan Ism to provide small business m« n with adequate loans at a reasonable Interest rate He made thstatement when asked If he favored the Mnad loan bill to provide loans to small business men. (lie said he had not studied the krhia. tlon but he was interested in seeing u man of limited renourt **s can get a loan at a reasonable rate." Q "Witneaa” Trees Still stand Mt. Carmel. 11l <UJ» Two "witness trees, established as landmarks more than n century ago by government surveyors during thsurveying of . wilderness which later was to become the Northwest Territory are still standing in Wabash county. Giant Calf Born Twin Valia. Ida <OJB> A r - ( ,, r(1 breaking calf, weighing 155 pounds was born here . Dr. E T Powell. Idaho veterinarian, said the normal weight of « ral f al b| ,., h

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