Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1939 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Pubitoned Every Erasing ■scapt Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. IncorporatM biterad at the Decatur, lad. Poet Office ** Secund CM** Matter I. H Heller President A. H HoiihotiM. Sec y. A Bua. Mgr Dick D. Halier — VlceProaideut Subecriptien Rate* •ingle coplea .01 One week, by carrier—.lo One year, by carrier -- •uo One month, by mail—— .14 Three muutha, by maill.oo Su month*, by mall — 1.70 Due year, by mail.. >.ou Due year, at utUce_ >.OO Pricee quoted are within a radio* ot 100 miles, Eisewberg '4.&0 one year Advertising Kates made ksown on Application. National Adver. Hepreeentative BCHEERER A CO. |i Lutngton Avenue. New York la Beat Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member ot The Indiana League ot Home Dailies. Ixwve ■nonet', drive dower, live —a—a Shop in Decatur. Stan Tuesday cvcukiAlbe 2klb. That a whin the big open house program is scheduled tor. o--o Activity on the build iu* ui the Mw Krti k-Tyudall plant is scheduled to atari in earnest this week aud pushed along rapidly. - -—o—e Join the IMO Christmas club when the next class open* early Hi December. That will Insure y‘>u having a wad ot cash when you need It badly unit year. O—O » lie sure to stink ap with Christmas seals lee them uu your letters aud pa< Rages. Tin money thus derived is used to fight tuber miosis and most ot it remains right here ut the community. a—« I’mpeity owners have been paid tor easements along Thirteenth street, the new by-pass for slate highway 37 and work is prugteasing rapidly. Next summer will hud this lour-niile stretch ot ruad ready tor use. u— u It you visit the Decatur t astings company plant on open house day, November 9hb you will be surprised, we are sure at the modern methods now In use there and | the display ot the nationally known cuncerus that use the castings made here ——p—o Thia is a good w«ek to advertise. Because the weather ha* been so wonderful the buying has been neglected but most folks ai< ready uuw and you can move your sitM k out i|sl< kly it you u*< sufSclent space in this newspaper Try II this week. —-o —o — Jolt, the Red Cross. Don t tel them miss you. The < auvaasera are making the rounds but you may not be at home Help them out by calling them It you don't know who It is. telephone Mis* Alina Wlunes, aocretary, and she wilt m that you are enrolled. w—w Tuesday evening. November 3*. That's the dale tor opening the Christmas shopping season in Decatur Join me crowd and mon over the displays yog wrtil hud in the various stores You can have your setoetioa* laid away if you wish and you can make Christ ma* a pleasure try starting <-arly a—o WliMi made in Decatur makes Decatur. And by the way a lot ot ths boost things in the world are made here — motors sugui. stock foods, butter, tile, eastings, harness. gloves, concrete blocks and specials, Christ ma* gift Hoges, handles sad numerous other things Mwst dseestur made goods all you can. ft helps to many ways. o—o Warnings art being sent out that •a» *m*mr> nod arrow* so <autiou agaimii cat him monoxide gas ll

Is deadly. The amount produced In three minutes 'by an ordinary car motor running in a closed single car garage, will prove fatal. Leave your garage doors open when the motor of your car Is running ami always have a ear window open a little when drtvtag. —o—o The lad who drove into Decatur in a shilen. car with a gun In one of the pockets was headed straight for prison or perhaps the electric chair If luck had broken against him No doubt he bad decided upon a criminal career aud if interferred with might have committed a terrible act. if he has any sense at all he will reform right now U ud decide to go straight. —OxyGerard Swope has resigned as president of General Electric and Owen D. Young as chairman of the board to tie *ucc< < ded by Phillip I> Reed and C E Wilson, liotb of whom are well equipped to take over. Few men tn Amerh a have had more interesting or su<<earful careers than have Young and gwope aud as honorary officials they will continue to serve iu an advisory manner. —o Ohio county Is the smallest county in ludiuna. with only one postuflh e. but it boasts of having I the largest postmaster iu the per soti of Andrew Henschen nt Rising Suu. and who tips the scales at 374 pounds. Well, that's some job anyway, to take care of the mall of an entire county, s<> It s no wonder that Andrew was select••d for the important position — Hoosier Postmaster. o—o < Th. turkey <|.>p this year is 22'1 larger than last year It is reported aud it is estimated that 32 000.000 bird# of this popular breed are ready for market. Spec lai efforts to market the vast dock | are under way and many stores have figured out a menu for sis or eight that coats only about five I dollars Including every thing that Is need- d to make it an old tastelotted Thanksgiving feast. <inly a f< w years ago there w< re thousand* of New Jersey corporations and that state ranked high as a satisfactory place front which | to do business. Now the taxes im-1 t|>os«d there are four to six times ; as much as in most ui the slates and of course the corporations will I have to do some thing about it ; Ten years ago the Jersey Central | railroad was listed at 127& a *har< I Now it's bankrupt aud one of th* liabilities as published is HO.OOU. otat <>! unpaid lakes, Indiana is von- i entvied on< ot tin lx st states iu | the I tiion for corporations to do, business in. It should be kept so for that invites business. Are you urn- of those who like to take a little “nip" octasionally to pep you up? Well, If you are don't get Ix-hlud the wheel of your ear until the effects have worn off "Rut it doesn't effect my driving' you say. Here's some data from the National Safety Council which says it does. Alcoholic drink is responsible for 34 per cost of America's automobile toll This l» the conclusion alter a ihree-yeur study Drinking drivers and drink lug pedestrians are menaces on streets and hisbway* We are mH concerned in this editorial with the moral aspect* ot driuKlna. nut we are with Its relatPmshlp to safety When not only those who drink to excess but those respectable folks who take a cocktali or highball teeoa. s source of danger to life and property, it is lime the situation lie given cerines eonsldenvtkm -The Farmer s Guide — ■ — 1 to Kangaroos Hand Served Mydnry. Australia.- <UJB —Two hundred kangaroos, waltartma and wallabies are hand fed dally at Koala park bare However, to get their liand served meal they have to hop from all ooniera of the 4<>acre* park aud keep themselves nicely balanced <m their tafU wblle the food Is bela« handed out (>■■— ■■■!--> Trade la a (toed Town — Dsoatot

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I IIIIMMI.* 1 imi . <MMi M with this person, betraying no 111 feeling. This Is your dutv to your ’hostess, to the other guests, and to • yourself. Q Is ft al! right to rt*fnse a certain dish at a luncheon? A. The considerate person will' ;not do so as the nmribwr of dtehea . served at a luncheon D Itmited. One) an take a small quanutiy even If h> is not partial to that partimlir’ dish. Q Shouldn't a woman keep her] voice low when talking? A Yes Hliakespeai- said. "Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low an excellent thing In woomn.” r-o-- — r “TWENTY YEARS”*’ AGO TODAY > — Nov. 3<> The G -neral Electric de-! < id* to locale tnaneh plant here wtth not inns than Tt.ob" square feet of floor Plaue and to employ 4<i'> to 5«o people. They will manufactare fractional motors. Dre Hur will fnrnish site of 7M acres or thirty-five city lota, for one dollar.’ Deiatur organizes to secure thel • I General Electric plant and make I good on agrienents. J. H. Heller elected chairman, John T. Myers, ; vi« u twlrman; D. N. Erwin, secrejtary; C S. Niblick, treasurer and II L. Confer, chairman of the fini ame committee. More than >IO.OOO, waa raised here today for Um- project Site will coat >7,100. i! Judge |> E Smith aud II C Part risk form a partnership aud will

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open law office* at Fort Wayne. Little progreM made In settle merit ot coal strike aud the country is suffering. Harold Magley is able to be down town following a severe Illness and an operation. - q Household Scrapbook By Roberta I*ee Homemade Hand Lotion Take an half cup of vinegar, om--!u.lf cup of water, four laid, spoonfuls of starch; put these Ingredtolits into a jar and shake w« 11. You will then have a very effective and inexpensive hand lotion (Cleaning th* Rang* Always Im sure to allow a porceUlnaoppod stove to cool before" . washing it. because H washed while still warm, the porcelain I* liable to crack. A mild soap, warm water, and a soft < lo*h should be third Beded Playing Card* Hut, soiled playing card* gently with a small sponge which ha* been dipped In aplrtta of camphor. This will restore the m-woeas. ■— —o TODAY'S COMMON ERROR * * Never say. "Those kmd ot | j book* ar* itutrucllve," say, y “Thom kinds ' |4 * Womens Btack Suede Pump* and Tie*, all nigex I2.Sk—WINNES Shoe Store.

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