Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 27 November 1939 — Page 3

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port ant newtpaper ran a page one headline: “Winston Churchill in Clark Gablea Tracks." The old Gable film, “Too Hot to Handle." in which Clark I played a nrwsI reel cameraI man. Is just showing over there. If vou

fcture. you recall the where the hero faked a shot nines* baby hi a bombing ®y Japanese planes. German newspaper eomI: "Winston Churchill la hi» Inspiration from Clark who fakes war news in the . Too Hot to Handle,' opened here. Gable's ex- • the picture lx exactly the V* on the Kiel canal." Brmanna from heaven B. V I'.'.se a Aquacade girls W' ; ‘ ■'' " the r.mntry broke M *■"' " few miles of War Virginia City'' location out MP'' ’’ Th-er two cxpcnMB? "" ' "■>'’ Errol Flynn and lashci over to help |M nx the rar. At last report. proving very difficult to Andrea Leeds! Her honey. Ms n H'molulu was interrupted BBf "f four words needed for MB w-'m-t track of “Swanee For a key scene, the stu- •' 1 have Andrea say ton. Ini sure." They tried w, thout success th<y cabled Andrea and BH * ter or l over there, say four words over and over »dh different Inflections r.,,r.f reached Man Framlw and the words will on him Htunt will M^ 1 ’ studio several hundred to heheve Ihe dnexn t look but Donald Meek ir hl ’ &° th anniversary in 7 Thry throwinr n K w.rne;. ~n th ‘ ° r Ehr '“ b ’■> "d years ago In Glue f. o, tn ' l ' M, * k Plaved hl" |V ,0 "’ lI BM role, the Duke of

rhoy niMt at the Mct’iodlst <httr<h Tuesday afternoon OYSTER SUPPER GIVEN FOR GUESTS Mr an<| M f| p , iq[..,, r () r North SoconiJ .tr.-.-r <.nf<rtalm-d .r an oyster supper Sat inlay evening honoring M, and Mr» Elniet ' Kretitzman of In-troii. Mh'bkan Th» occasion also marked the birth'Hy anniversaries ~f |.<>nH Krrnz•man and Harr Frauhlger The guests included Mr and Ml fxiuls Kreuttnian. Mr ind Mrs. John Relneke and daughter Mary Allee. Ml and Mr o ear Bn-h rich and baby of Magi- \f .. 1( j \ ( Elmer Kretitzman. L't'de Miller of iToc-aln. It- n> Mat it-i it- n 1 ' Kretitzman Lloyd s.. •< Patil iNeurge. Vera V«-rn>ti nd Richard Frauhlger. The Rc-’x-kah l,„|v will meet in 'the Red Men's ha Tit-.-lay even ling at seven thlrt. o'clock The Delta Tlie'a T u wirority will meet at the Elk holm- Til ’ day evening at <-vei> thirb o'clock I All members ai as,rd t , | H - pro ' sent ami to li ins of the c.m | stltutlon The woman's home missionary - soc iety of th- Met ~d ■ hiur-li will! give Hie lust in a series of nine I Image sales in the r-hlirr-h baroinent I jttalnrday from 1 to s p. m All I’y'hian Slstc are urged I' Ibo al T-tuple this evening at the - Kof P hall Roll r ail will bo made i and nomination of officers held Ito | froshim-nls will Is- served illtrim- 1 the social hour I Our laid, of flood f-cttnc I di»cii sion group will m-- t with Miss' Mary Wolport Thursday evening ail i eight oh lock The l.idir—' Alia', i-poire Chili | Will meet at tile Imine of Mrs Wai . Iter Krick Wednesday afternoon a’! , two-thirty o'clock, wi'h Mrs Krki , ias b ailor as well as hostess The Zion Senior Walter league! will meet at the Lutheran chiircdi | Wednesday evening at •*-v ii thlri;. i I o'clock The ladies' aid sor let! of the | Methodist church will meet at th'- - ctrnrch Thursday afternoon s’ two-

I tors, in a pcnormnnrw or Kicna... HI." Sir Henry Irving was Hichi ard. . In the basement of his new home in the valley. Bela Lugosi is building a little theater patterned after Paris' Grand Gulgnol, home of horror plays. Only Bela is going then; one better He is having trick seats and other startling gadgets installed where the audience sits. Alienee Is REALLY golden In a Hollywood sound stage. It cost Pari amount *135.000 to sound-proof one ; of Its newer, medlum-sixed stages . But this protects the microphone even from the noise of an airplane —if the plane Is flying higher than 2.500 feeL Speaking of planes, the final scene in "Vigil In the Night" will , be Carole Lombard and Brian Aheme walking down a London street during a blackout. They will . i wear luminous arm-bands, the lat- | eat thing in air-raid fashions. The dim light from a reflector on a Bobby's belt will give you a glimpse of the two stars' faces. Both of Marlene Dietrich's fancy cars, which she took to Europe on her last trip, have been commandeered by the French army Probably a couple of generals are riding in them now . . . though It might be embarrassing for a general to ride around in a car which has a built-in vanity in the back | seat. Judith Barrett, who once made i *75 a week dancing at the Palace : theater in Dallas. Tex, has an <«er to do a personal appearance there at *1.250 a week. . . . Maxine ! Jones. daughter of Buck Jcnea, will marry Noah Beery. Jr, in January . . . George Fisher, the radio commentator. and Mica Doret will fill ' marriage intentions soon. . - • I I Bona Massey will follow the ex ample of Nelson Eddy an 1 Jeanette MacDonald «he's planning a concert tour next year In Vienna, sh’ ■ was a member of the Staats Opera. . . . lila laiplno'a new diamond t bracelet Is in honor of her first I wedding anniversary. Wt>>t will I Units Hayward give her or their II tenth’ ... The Douglas Fairbanks. Jr, heir arrives In April. ... We did Shirley Rosa wrong I Reported her out with Ed i and didn't mention that h»n Dolan i was a member of the party i . , . Charlie M< earthy will sing ' an entire number in the new picture at t’niversal. ■ ■ • - I>,inna Durbin's next film. « « • i Date,” goes into production on ner f birthday, Dec «

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1939.

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Maey Phones 1000 — 1001 Monday Woman's Club, Lincoln Rehool auditorium 7 46 p m Tueecay Young Matron's Chib, Mrs. OrTill* lleiighnrin. 7 30 p. m. Junior Walther la a«m-. Lutheran Church. 7:30 p. m. Church Mothers Study C|i|.> M • thodi«> Church. 2 :m p. m. S’ Mary's Twp Horne Economics Club. Mrs. Lucille Miller, 1 p m. Kirkland laidies Club, Kirkland ■ High HchcMil, 1 p m Eastern Star Insp-r tion llinnor. Masonic Hall, r, 30 p m. Retmkih l-odge. Rod Men Hall. 7:30 p m. Floha Theta Taw Ruslnes* Meeting. Elks Home. 7 do p. m Wednesday t'nlon Township Homo Economies Chib Mrs Jacob Barkley, |;M p m. Methodist Church Supper. Bobo Sc hool House, c; i o g n m. St Vincent de Paul, K of C Hall. 2 p. m. Shakespeare Club. Mrs. Walter Krick, ;i:3o p m Zion Senior Walther lauigue. Lutheran Clinreh. 7:30 p m Historical Club. Mrs Judson j I'ass water. 2dop. m. Thursday lacdies' Aid Society, M th wlisl Church. 2:3a p m | <hir laid of tjietd Council lb I > Ilssion Group. Miss Mary Wolpert. I s p ’ll Saturday I Rummage Sale. Methodist Church. I I to s p in thirty o'clock with Mrs, o I. Vance conducting the devotluirils Hemt-■ ■ - will l»«- the Mesdatlii s Virgil Krick. It A. Stm key and Paul Ed ’ wards The Historical c-lijb will meet 'with Mi- Judson Pa- water WedInesday aftermsin at two-thirty o'- ' clock Fred VogleW'-de of this city lias le-.-n appointed to assistant general K-biiiSnaii of the <ln tin; < dame IW. dnesday Dm etnle-i 27 o « Adams County Memorial Hospital I Admitted Sunday Mrs Ellen SecHir. 23-’i Wi-st Monroe Ft lairna I Koenig, lilt Monroeville. Mrs. : Amos A. Walker. Route 2, Geneva: ( Mrs Hugo Geek.-, route 3. Itecatnr. Admitted Monday Miss Selma iPetersoii. lioiiti 1 O-i-lan. IF-missed: Frank Hurst. Route I M'« Barney WertxbergcT. 7.",4 Mer,<er Av-tine, Mrs Don Zaiiman. I Payne, tthlo; Stanley Kenworthy, i Rngg St. ,1., Mrs, Roosevelt Is Willing To Testify Washington. Nov 27 (I'Pi Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt said to , day sh> a would be glad to appear before the IMes committee to testify concerning alleg' d communlat c ontrol of the American Youth Congress She chirged that chairman MarSMOKING and DKINKING? watch vol it stomach: For qub k relief from indigestion. heartburn ami add stomach dm- to egcesrlve addity from test mm Ii smoking and drinking try Adla Tablets. Sold on money luci-k guarantee Holthouse Drug Co.

Qet a ft dIIMILTOm rotria—SeSecuei M. IS jewel, US Mt e>sl ad* IM seMeX e>M ww«c. |SO Hj|NlO \ I 'RJu oootoM-t ’ io< a*a«w4. IM eeeUeS S«M MWcel Siel ... *4O OXW HeaXCecs Sea IST SO «S AGENCY for BULOVA ELGIN Westfield |24.75 up E24.75 up W. 75 up Use our Christmas Lay away. 11.00 will reservs any gift until Christmas. SUTTON JEWELRY 210 N. 2nd nt.

(9jJE4 OiocfcjtA.--~n «. a~m. ai ~a prepared by Deily Democrat—Betty Crocker Home Service Department WHEN THE MEN ARE PRESENT MEN demand honeat food—nubatantial, flavorful and not too rich or fancy. On them* principles, it’a easy to plan breakfaatg, dinners and suppera that will please them. But evening refreshments are a different matter. The frothy whipped cream liedecked affairs some wives revel in at their afternoon parties will never do when the men are to be present. And it’s the same with the austere cups of tea accompanied by infinitesimal sandwiches and cakes that are favored by other feminine groups.

Ampler fate than this la cgpccted when the men are coming. So with these taboos in mind, let's see just what ia likely to be acceptable to the husbands. Here are a few menus planned especially to please the men: Hot German Potato Salad Pumpernickel Rye Bread Assorted <3old Meat and Sausages Cheese ami Craeken Dill Piekies Devil's Food Cake Coffee Baked Ham or Corned Beef Cole Slaw Pumperniekel Rye Bread Prettels Swiss Cheese Doughnuts Coffee Hot Little Sausages on Scrambled Eggs Toasted English Mullins (or Buns or Rolls) Jam or Marmalade Assorted Cheeses and Crackers Nuts Raisins Special Club Sandwich Loaf (printed a few weeks ago in this column) Olives Radishes Celery lee Cream Cookies Coffee Open Cheese and Bacon Sandwich Celery Olives Pickles Banana Cake Salted Nuts Coffee Chicken a la King on Toast lor in patty shells) Olives Celery Pickles Cranberry Marlow Fruit Cake Coffee Shrimp a la Newburg for Toa«t or in patty shells) Celery Pickles Olives Coconut Tarts Coffee Hot German Potato Salad Boil H meslium-sited potatoes | with skins on until tender, but not mealy. Peel, and slice into a bowl.

I — —— _ l»W bf Re<i> Cridto*. Inr - If you hivt iny specific cooking problems, send a letter requesting Information to Betty Crocker in care of this newspaper. You will receive • prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage.

tin Dies, Hem. T- xa<. and the com- j nilttee never had asked her to reply : to atatrmen's made about her or | concerning the >otMh movement by, various witnesses 'wfor«- the <om-| mittee. Q— — Ask Corn Farmers To Reduce Acreage Washington. Nov. 27 il'Pl Corn furthers were asked today to 'reduce their IM l ' acreage by lie-' i tween J.miilMt ,tnd 7,«fifi.*oo acres In an effort to reduce surpluses and bolster prices Secretary of agriculture Henry A. Walfai-e announced this weekend a national corn average goal of be-1 tween fcg.OOOJuo and acres compared with the I*3* goal of between M.OOO.figO and Fi.ShO.Ono acres. If the yield per acre is nortnul in liMtt. it would meau a i reduction of approximately 371».0mt ; 000 bushels. Corn production this tear was 24MJMJM .Mistrial Motion* In Kuhn Case Denied New York. Nov, 27 -11'1*1 Gen-1 era I sessions Judge James G Wil-1 lace denied a series of mistrial tno-1 tions in the Frits Kuhn grand larceny trial todrv and announced he | wottid submit to the Jury five

| Busts for the GOP a j k .BF 1 sir Those busts of Beniamin Franklin and Alaaander Hamilton wore era. sentod to the Republican National Committoe. In New York by William Guggenheim. Loft, is LieuL Commander Franklin Bacbo, Huntington, great, great, groat grandson of Franklin, and right, Alexander Hamilton, groat, greet grandson of the first secretary of tbo treasury.

Slice H small onion very thin, and add to potatoes. Sprinkle with IMi tsp. salt and H tsp. pepper. Cut ' H slices of bacon into small pieces and fry until crisp. Add 1 tbsp, sugar and 1 cup mild flavored vinegar and heat to the scalding point. Pour over the potatoes. Mix very carefully to avoid breaking potato slices. Let stand over hot water for a few minutes until ready to serve. This recipe makes 10 serv. ings. Chicken a la King Melt 4 tbsp, butter in saucepan over low heat. Blend in 4 tbsp, flour, *A tsp. salt and % tsp. pepper. Slowly add 1 cup chicken broth, % cup milk, and '« cup cream, stirring constantly. Remove from heat for a few minutes and stir to prevent lumping. Return to heat ami bring slowly to boiling point, stirring constantly. When thickened, remove from heat. Blend in 1 cup diced cooked chicken (one C ox. can), ‘/i cup mushrooms (one 2-ox. can) and sauteed in 1 tbsp, butter, W cup pimirnto, cut in small strips. Place over hot water until mixture is heated through (about 5 minutes). Just before serving, add 1 hard-cooked egg, diced, and 2 tbsp, cooking sherry, if desired. Serve in flaky pastry tart shells or on hot bisi cuita. This recipe serves C to H. Shrimp a la Newburg Melt I tbsp, butter in saucepan over low heat. Blend in 4 tbsp, flour and I t«p. salt and a few grains c ayenne pepper. Acid 2 cups rich milk slowly, stirring constantly. Remove from heat for a few minutes and stir to prevent lumping. Return to heat and bring to boiling point, stirring constantly. When thickened, add 2 cups fresh eooked or canned shrimps. Just before serving, add 2 beaten egg yolks and 1 tbsp, cooking sherry or lemon juice. Serve over hot biscuits or toast or in patty shells. ' Garnish with parsley and thin t strips of pimiento. This recipe . I makes C to H servings.

counts on which the German American bund lead r. if convicted, could he sentenced to a mixlmian •>f 22 years in prison In a stormy session preceding the summations, the Judge, in the Jury's sfisenr e, accused defense counsel Peter I. F. Sulshutino of "trying 10l goad th" court Into action to bring ' MtMt a mi-'t i.tl Theater Patron* Are Furred Out By Smoke <1 ndlanapolls. Ind.. Nov 27 il’Pl —More than 20” patrons were driven from a downtown theater here and 12 firemen were overcone by ! fumes late yesterday when smoke from a fire in an adjacent building seeped through the theater wails. J'flin Manahan, 72. suffered a heart attack as lie watched the fire .from behind the police lines. The blare which caused ati estimated damage of *40.000 In a rt-n ' I tanrant u-xt door. was discovered by William E Wood, maintenance I man at the theater. -—— -o —- — EOK SALE — 500 Sheet* •Hill - 20 lb. white unwaiermarked mimeograph, adaptable for all kindu of mimeograph work and suilable for ink signature. 75c. The Decatur Democrat Co.

■PECT'AIT Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Milla retwned Saturday from Goshen where they visited with the Re. B || Frank tin family. Mrs. Franklin Is n dacighler erf the local residents. The Walt Johnson family is mov- ; Ing to their new residence, 414 North Second street, formerly oc- i cuplesl hy Angie Mary Mrs Macy i and Miss Betty Hopkins have moved Into their new residence at the Bern crd f'lark apartment on North Second. Miss Dorothy Durkin has r-tnrn-»d to East Chicago after spending Thanksgiving and thu weekend with her mother. Mrs. Ruby Durkin and her aunt. Mrs. Frank France. Mr and Mrs R w Shraluka. and David II Hrllpr left this noon for Huntingburg for a short visit at the Prior residence. They will return I home Wednesday, accompanied by Officer and Mrs Russel Prior and daughter Charlene. Mrs. Prior and daughter hate been visiting friends and relatives there the past two , weeks. Mr ind Mrs. Harry Young and , daughter Dorothy had as their | guests over the weekend Mr and; Mrs. John W. Young and son Jerry of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols of Hamilton, who also at- i tended the open house at the Dec a , tur fisting Cotnpan! I'nturday Miss Mary Grace Zimmerman has returned to her teaching at Richmond and her brother Harold to hU studies at Earlham after a Thunks giving vacation visit with their parents. Mr and Mr« Martin Zlm-me-rattan. Mr. and Mrs Ix-land Frank ami daughters. Mar!, Dtls and Helen and Mr and Mrs. Otto Kirsc h and son Frltx spent Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs. Crist le-hman and famib in Berne. Mr and Mrs William H Bell will I return this afternoon from Indiannapolls, where they visited with friends and attended to business., Sunday evening they enjoyed din I tier at the home of Mr and Mr- L Herb Curtis In Southport. Mr. and Mrs. Dic k Heller and Mr. and Mrs James Bentley of Indianapolis were also guests Mrs Charles Keller and c hildren have returned to their home In Montpelier after a several days' i visit with friends and relatives In Decutur Miss Vivian Trili'de a student at Buller I'nlverslty, Indianapolis, spent Thanksgiving vacation here with her cousin. Miss Mildred Art- ■ er. Mr -and Mrs Ralph (l. Gentla re-1 turned last evening from Cleveland

II [quality! \I ) / X J f | CASTINGS I The Decatur Casting Co. and its [ ’ j ’ I I Employees I are happy to have welcomed many of the people of the community to our OPEN HOUSE Saturday Afternoon j November 25 1939

OUT OF THE SEA If you are a lover of seafood, or If. Mrs. Housewife- you want to know a 10l of new and tempting ways of preparing fish and all lhe I other denizens of the deep so they will appear as appetizing dish- " mt your table, you'll certainly want to have In your library the ‘‘Sea focui Cook Rook." prepared by etjceris in nur Washington Service Hur euti. This 24 page publication is packed with useful Information on how to select fish and other seafoods, and a collection of rec lpea and direr lions for c ooking th>-m that will make yotir month water just to ; read them over So, just fill In the i-oiipccn below, em-lose a dime ccarefully wrapp edr. to cover return postage and handling costs und mail us directed Yotir booklet * 111 come- to you promptly CLIP COI'PON HERE F M Ktrby, Dept BUM. Daely Democrat's Service Bureau, 1013 Thirteenth Street. Waehmgton, D. C. Here's a dime enclosed; send my copy of the "Seafood Cook Book" to NAME STREET and No ■ CITY STATE I am a reader of tli<- Decatur Dally Itemocrat. liwatur. hid

where they Were wer-kend guest" of friends. 'Miss Marlon Koontz of South Whitley stopped hern last evening on her way to lurtira. Ohio, where -she Is a t-UC tier In the public i schools. Bernard and Jim Graliker and I Gene O fh'll l»tve returned to their homes in Ihoalur. Il'lonis after a several day's visit with Mt and Mis Theodore Graliker and family On Saturday, accompanied by Miss Hetly Gruliker. they attendee! the fcsrtball rance al Notre Datm- and also visited with Stephen lirallker. a sophomore at Notre Dame Guests ai the clistrh t meeting of <'. L of C here Sunday Included Mrs. Amy SendeWMc h. Mrs Nick Schmitt. Mrs A Rrandehoff Mrs -Mary Kurber. -Mrs Frank Kltrber. i Mrs Mel Kcdilcutiilh and Miss Mary jluHtise Kurber. all of Delphos. Ohio. I • HARRY CUTTING 'CONTINUED FROa PAOU ONBf the I’rebyterian church and was well known He Is survived by the ' widow and three sons. O val of Marlon and Bert and Dick of Shawneetown. Illinois, also by two brothers. Ira L. Cutting of Ruckford. 111. and Arthur I’ of Milwaukee, ami one sister Mrs IgzßciWc CHRISTMAS. ONLY <CONTINL'Et> FROM PAUD ONBt not make it possible Wealth or poverty does Hot keep j children from seeing the toys dla-t played and wanting a certain something The rich will have an I ; abundance, while the poot c hildren may just keep hacking for Santa'

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I Claus, not knowing why they can not have what they want so badly They may tie accustomed to teeing cold. y*s. perhaps even hungry, but they will still be disappointed if Santa Claus fails to appear Children are not responsible for their status In life, and since Lincoln was lacrn In a log c-nhln. poverty does not condemn. • o War Makeup Appear* Paris cUP- A new makeup whh h allows Parislennes to hack their best under the strongest of blue Alt I* lights Is becoming fashionable here. Rogue and lip sth k are purplish-red ami flatter the face under a blue light. fess* s ,~»w» — vwrares

Tired,— Run-down? Make a "date" ai any drug store with S.M. Fnlertain the "date" at every meal for a white. You will l<e happily surprised how soon you will Iregrn to enjoy your food and begin to fed letter. Chech your condition io «e it h not due to organic causes or a local infection. .So irnjueutly worry, overwork loss of sleep and a lagging apprute help break down the vitality of the Mood. Full drrectrons and the MJ. Formula are on each bottle. Untold millions have been benefited. If your case is not unusual you will notice an improvement at once. Why not make i ilus the day to hegtn an MJ. course ■ of treatment. No ethical druggist will ; offer a substitute tor the time-tested Mientiftrally appraised MJ.—a Tonic. I a Momashic a:.d Ap|ietircr. Qt 11. C«.