Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1939 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incsrporated Entered at the Decatur. Ind. Poet Office M Second Cites Matter J H Heller — President A IL Holthouse, Sec y. A Hua Mgr. iicA D HellerVicePresident •übacription Rates Uncle copies I .02 Obe week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier 6.00 One month, by ma 11.26 Three months. by mall 1.00 Six montba. by mail 1.75 One year, by mail3.oo Dne year, at office3.oo Pricer quoted are within a radio* of 100 miles. Elsewhere '3.60 one year AdvertiMn* Ratea made known on Application. National Adver Representative BCHEEIIER * CO. |6 Lexington Avenue. New York 16 Eaat Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. Next Thursday will be Thanks-t giving in Indiana if you wish to you can keep it up for a week giving the opportunity to use up every bit of the turkey. —o Husiu-ss seems to be pic king up at Anderson A new Jljo.voo Jail has Just been completed It is very mod>ru and includes a womans and i hlldren a detention apartment. o—o You will thoroughly t-ujoy thopen house at the plant of the Decatur Castings Company on the 26th Plan to make this visit and see for yourself what is going on in Decatur ®_« Decatur needs sotnt taxi cars and drivers and when the weathei gets bad as ft is sure to do in a few Weeks we will need them worse lawks like a good chant—for some ynunr hustler. o—o0 —0 The politii tans are trying to start the campaign but it's several months early to get much comeback from the general public In six months from now they will probably find It easier. As long as we can laugh at the funnies and enjoy the movie- and re-fuse to get excited over queer pcasom plans that would give | something for nothing we need not j become agitated about getting into j the war. o—o A dollar for the Red Cross Is one unit towards a fund to aid all who need it In times of dlstr* as The organisation has held the ton Bden-v of every one throughout the years betause It's on th« square. o—o Kentucky likes her politics and "Hfcer' straight again The In-mo-<ruts tarried tnc state by mure than loo.non m the recent election Pwansylvania swung back to the O. <> I* and Tammany again look wgr In New York City. a a Join the Reu Cross We waul Adams county to go over with a wfcxip for llihi great cause. Each yckr they help In floods, fires. stdrm» and disaster of any kind Tfe roll call is the preliminary props raifim for the coming year. — on — After fourteen years in prison. D C. Stephenson now claims he tan orove an alibi and implicates a former 'high oflit lai” of the state, with whom be says be was the nlfht that Miss Oberholtger was allegedly murdered We wonder why be failed to think of that when on trial. —o The New York (Hants will play night baseball Mat year and have let the contract for lighting the grounds This is the seventh major league .learn to go lu fur night ball and it in probable that wtthlu another year all will be In It win seem fuuuy if and wbeu all bell games are played at night

but we can't head off progress and the people want what they want —o—o A dollar or two a week will give , you funds for next Chrlstmai* if you deposit the money In the hank . aa a member of the 1940 Christmas club. Those who have done ' this for years are the best boosters They know how nice It la to have cash at this season when , almost every erne could use a little i more than they have O—O i Motorists and pedestrians rhould ' resolve to drive carefully, walk < arefully. be courteous and considerate of the rights of others, to learn and obey the traffic laws and heed all signs, to discuss with family and friends these problems so a batten understanding may be g> neral and to support ail worthy community safety activities -0 Mi Wilbur who is president of Leland Standfurd and who by the I way Was nine a member of a puSidents cabinet, does not favor "majorettes ' to head the university band He says the band should endeavor to win recognition thtough musical ability ratbet than a pail of pretty legs Now whendoes that put I f Purdue and some of our other mid west school bands' —o-u— According io n ports from Wash ington the condition of Wayn< t'oy well-known Indiana man who has been 111 in the Marine hospital the fisswt four months, continues very serious A brilliant young man who has made good in various positions as sei rotary to Paul V Me Nutt he has a host of admirers and friends here and over th<- state who are still hoping for a definite improvement —o It looks very much is though powerful heads of Europe an r erun trie* ate making up their minds to tight It nut For mouths the i . wat has In-rn more one of nerves than of cgsulaties but the past few days the armies, the air fleets and the submarines and battleships have shown an activity that Indi cates they a6 near to actual clashes The nevi year promises to Ire a frightful one over there. Two men ami a woman are on I trial at Indiauapoils for using the mails to defraud Their scheme was to sell worthless sleek to the old and Infitm and they cheated them out of (1144.000. If found guilty, and the evidence- see-ms to be clear Judge llaltzell will prole ably dig down to the bottom of his basket of sentences to get the-stlffe-at lu- cal! find. There can be me excuse- and little defense for those who take money Illegally from blind and helpless. —o Soy leans are al the top of the grain price board at country elevaietrs ami In the- Chicago market Prices in Chicago have been rang Ing abuse ho cents; wheat has teen above 10 cents; with corn In the- tewent and above bracket. Export took above Hi.ooo.ccoo bushels because soys from Manchuria are hard to get in foreign countries Farmers In Illinois and Indiana, largest soy bean producing areas lu the lulled states, an- profiting most from the stability of soy bean prices at a high level. — Prairie Farmer. o—e The public la invited to the ’open bouse' al the plant cif the Decatur Castings Company on the 26th of this mouth The factory has been remodelled and is now Otte Os the best In ih« middle west. You will enjoy seeing thia great enterprise In operation and oflkals ’ and employes will extend a tearty t welcome The company has been • totaled here since l»zo. has em • ployed a large force, operated ■ steadily and Is recognised as one l of the outstanding industries ol thia territory. Plan to visit tbs i Plant on baturday altsruauu I November 26th

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Ryrdx big snow tractor is now ' on board th< North Star ship and on its way to the south poll-. On ; the same Immi' are a number of ■ men who espret to in-come the | first permanent to-ttlers of that ; Antar’h region It * the most im poitant Journey ever made Io | either pole for Admiral Ryrd ex !><-< ts to eatabllah an air baee there , for planes en route to Australia ' and to take the territory in the i name of the Vnlti d States. Many , believe there are rich ores in the j legion and If aui-ceaa follows thltrip, there may be a gradual growth of population in the Igoiat-1 ed ivgioii. o ... ' • 0 I Household Scraphook By Roberta lx?e Piastgr Ornaments l'a»ter ornaments can be elern»<! very nicely by covering with a paste mad-- of French cha'k and water After allowing to dry thoroughly, rub it off with a soft brush. Then ixilisli with a soft dty doth to restore the luster Linoleum When the linoleum Ins been rolled and stored away for sometime.! before uitrollliur it, place |t betora fir-- for a tew hours and let it get 1 tbotonghh warmed This will eliminate any danger of its crocklug. Hard Butter The best method to soften butter tliat h> too bard la to turn a heated; Ik>»I over It. This softens the but-

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HOW THE FEDERAL WACiE-HOI R LAW AFFECTS YOU! Have YOt' a right tn the minimum wages set up by the wagehour law ? If the law applies to YOVK work how much should your employer pay you? For straight time? For overtime? How is overtime figured’ Can hours be averaged over more lhan one week’ What can ynu <’n If y >u think your pay Is leas than th: law provides? How will i’ncle Fam help you to get what is coming to you under the lew? Suppose your employer does not keep proper records required by the law, what can you do about It? Can you collect hack wages due If your employer falls to observe the law’ Are youi 1 rights under union agreements and state wage and hour laws affect- ! ed by the federal law? What does the law do to protect child workers? All these questions are fully answered In a leaflet prepared by , the I S Government, a copy of which you can get by filling out the coupon below and a< ndlng to our Service Bureau at Washington j CLIP CUI PON HERE F. M Kerby. Dept HWB. Daily Democrat s Service Bureau. 1813 Thirteenth St,. Washington, D. C. I want the pamphlet HOW THE WAGE-HOI K LAW AFFECTS me and -i>< lose » stsinped self-ttddregetd envelope for my copy: NA M E . STREET and Noa CITY STATE 1 I am a rm-det of the Decatur Dally Democrat, Dtp-atur, Ind

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Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE I Q Id It a slffn of gpod breeding when a person his a studied and artificial manner of speaking? A Not in the least Thia manner Is easily detected by those with whom the person is conversing, who know that It Is affectation It has Iceen sold We are never so rldlcolons from the habits we have than from those we affect to have.’’ Q When a man la dining with a girl in a restaurant and another man stope at the tabic to chai for a minute, what should the girl's escort do’ A. He should rise and remain standing titMll the other men leaves. M I* it Improper for two girls and their escorts to go on an sll-day motor trip wlthoet a chaperon? A. This is all ngin provided they do not stay away overnight CHURCH REVIVMSI — Church ot Nasarsne Miss Heddle Olsen, tier BWeedtah evangelist, last evening spoke on the subje-cu. “The Kight Way." Utilised for her tew Proverbs 14 12 "there Is away thxt secsnetii right unto man. but th ends thereof are tb ways of death." "The right way is not always the easy way God wants spiritual giants, and people who are heroic to the degree that they will be willing to sacrifice for the great cause of Christ. A lot of folk are looking for an easy way to get to Heaven If living a Christian life meant an easy, effortless way (here would be more people wanting to travel that way. In fa t on of the devices of Satan Is to give folk a sense of ease and security, without an ex pet fence of dalvathMi Take the way of ease, comfort, and follow the line of last resistance, and you will be sure to damn your Immortal and never dying soul." Be sure and hear thia dynamic Swedish evangelist. Services will continue iilghth beginning at 7:15 with a sacred prelude on the vibrahprp by Mias Mary Olson.

DO YOD LACK PEP? N° one fan »’ the battle* of f B life and hold hi* th fRr WE on nif he d'»» not I Jf feel well and 4X-- 1 “peppy" Those who feel weak and tire casfly w’tlfind * Dr Pierce’s Gold en Medical Di« ' • covcry a beneficial tonic. It Mintotale* th# (fertile s»f HKreasm th# Sow -a rattor ski. I bur leadisa !• .mpr-or 4i#ea twa, and an help* l»««W j - .l and :-.»kr ••■a <#et *'p#ppt ” dr Charlea h'rdr-. M-mrirmtlr. Ohm .11* I *lem pr-*rly *na ■#i’ tired all 4sy. I tnert Dr Pmri r • I. Men Mwtar*' Dw veer ««4 I # err* • st mr ar*p**'le tea* rr««<*ed and I war art oil i»r pr per iterv H n , , t ,r. w raweta from fw 4’iittM <•»!*». HAVF YOU TRIED the naw, Atrtatiou* s' soucy perfume s' W B. J. SMITH (DRUG CO. ... ■ ROY S. JOHNSON Auctioneer Nov. It Bud Gurnin, t mile aouth. i|| weat of Monruetillo. Nov. 17 Mra Kliaabeth Heeler, 4 mllea East and % mile North of Owner a IXO acre farm Nov. f|- Geo Melloi. oattie aale Noe. ft be K-»r»er « Hughea. 3 mite* south of Van Werl, cloa ln« out sale Nov. ft—Mre. Wm. Aeluruaua, t mile* south J mile weal of lloek ford, 0.. cioeln* oat sole. Nov. it — bhu Varren Farms, Ann Arbor. Mich, Percheron horses Nov. 17—Guy Thouspsou. Leitaoon. Ohio. Regtatered Hereford CBttlO. Nev If F.ed Koaa, 1 ruilwe North and J ruffe West of hfotuoe t*bc 3 Erma Linder, a mllea •eat of Payee, u. ch.-.ing out safe Trost Co Bldg . Decatur, tadteua. PUuua 104

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