Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 13 December 1939 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated foterod at the Decatur, Ind. Fuel Office a* Second Class Matter I. H Haller _ President E. V. Holthouse. Sec y A Bus Mgr. Jick D. Holler _ Vke-President Subacription Rates •ingle > opiea | 02 . One week, by carrier .10 One year by carrier 100 One moult, by mall 15 Three months, by mall—_ 1.00 Sn months, by mall 1.75 One year, by mail SOO One year, at ottlce.... 1.00 Prices quoted are within a radius of 100 miles Elsewhere '1.50 one year Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver Representative SCHEERER A CO |5 Lexington Avenue. New Tork 15 East Wacker Drive. Chicago Charter Member of The * jvdiana League of Home Dailies G*-t the Christmas spirit, do your . shopping now and don t forget to include some members of the poorur families you kuna o o Join the Good Fellow ■> club ami d *>|* a dollar in the pot to h* ip make Dwembei 35th a genuinely M'-rry Christmas for th* needy ——o —o —— Th* t'htiv'in.i' Saving *l**l- I growing daily and several liundr**d wts* ami -bitty p».*p|*- of tin.-* community will •tart th*ir l'.*4<* fund in this mannei Ik-tt.t g*' in -O—O--ll* sun t us* Chi.stinus seals’ on your I- *t* i ■ mil |-..* kag- Fl • y make tin m mot* t’ln n-i m.i- Ilk* for they hav* i ol*> : o, • hey an tin bnlle's n* d to fight tub* t< i losls • > o Mak* .i uoi* hat a big Purdue Short c**ur*>> . a thr**--day proc am that will inteiee tarntei** and Im* iners in* ii. i-* scheduled lor Fehru-j my l.lth llih and lath her* and j you will want to ait* ml o aPlail' ar* Im tug Iliad* for a c**llli- 1 ty in* * ting of th* Ibinoc ratii Woman's * tub mid other orgauUdtluiis interested tn th*- party to h. held here a I Hint the middle of January and avinouui * nients will Im- made soon —o—o — Good Fellows are showing their desire to h*-|p make Chrl«tina happy for the p**., Iniys and girls but not fast enough to pleas*- those who are wurkhig at It and who ar* worrb-d about there not being sufh* u-iit funds to go around Now b> lhe tint*- to get your driver's license for l»i*i and at th* sunt* Um*, you lilh |( y**u wish to se* are your license plates Many •re doing that and after all. rime it has to Im- done between now and Mar* h Ist. It might as w* II be d*Ai*now -0 For three dollars you <wu solid I the latify Democrat for **m- >*ar io some m* inl»r of th* family away from home, within a l‘**tnll* radius or if beyond that lor Ao That * a Christmas present they will eaioy every week day for a year. You still have nin* days in which ■ to complete your Christmas shoppIng and you can do It by watching the advertisements In this paper and die* king what you want. It’s | surprising how rapidly you can do

*9 4 *° m jfiTicnoii CHRISTMAS □B 3 9 : SEALS JHSjf mo»tcT ! IvtJwn a vourhomc ; TUKKCUIOM Th* peat of *ra*«c*ti*n *f tu*«rculo *i* I* within tight That t*al c*n be r*a*h*d if th* »uWi<- will cosperat* by purchaamg Chri*tm** baaU

| this important Joi* If you do ft I systematically. fr—fr Hi ..ims Dewey may be presi- [ dentinl limber but he doesn't look la* t or talk like It. So far about ] his only statement of coiiseqm-uce I has been that he thinks he Is the I only tellvi who <an guide the old ’ -hip of state successfully It s the I idea of a good many million people that the distrii t attorney is conI siderabiy light for the job ■ QT- Q I I The Russians no doubt reaiUe by now that when they stirred up little Finland the) aroused as loy al and as nun ,*g-ou» a bunch of men as *-vet band* d together Io protect their homes alid then cuu» 1 try Th* y have in* whit* feathers; •*r yellow streak did a l ill* y * - *id to pi-ven* wai lint when It < am*in* it Ilk* th*- good soldiers th* y arc o-o— It is gratifying that gieat*-i interest ill church wotk Is in-lng manifested all over the country Evidently the turmoil in Europe has brought many people to thhik lug about wh.il might happ* 11 if Stalin o. mm* of his kind of nonbelievers were to gam to*, mm h power After al! the church is the right pla* • to turn when troubles become real —u—u |h.lit I*, misi-d I*y *"i*k oil th* two p* i *■ nt club «*f Indiana Tlo-i* i. nothing wrong about thus* wh** ha»<- > mpi- ymeiit mid* an administration aiding in provid-1 Ing th*- m**ney with whi*h .* < am-p-iigli is operated Certainly that is tar I** tier than * oil*-* ting the mom-y from those lines of huaiIP S- Hu*' 1-xpeci Io l>* H paid by favors of one kind ot another. o —o*— Douglas Fairbanks gi«at*-»t of all *»f th* old «* hoot of silent pi* fur* a* t**i * and !** years a h-oo lof th- talkie si h> u. died suddenly j)*-»l--rday ol a heart attaik bring lug sorrow t«* millions of fans who admired him fm his unuaual qualI ities as a stag* petformei A band I s**me and attractive man he was t**oguiz>d as the Dun Juan ot Amenta and P-i y*at- b* .m-t form*: wlf* 'h* beautiful Mary I’hkford led what th* publi* f**r years belieVi d th*- perfect roinam ■ An unusual tigiii* has pass* d and tin world Is -ad <y—o - ThuU'tlidk ol liidi.iiia people a<* phased by Hi* great Iwuoi that has com* to fiishup John F <>- Hal a p * si*l< nt of th* I'liivt rsity of Notre Daul*- by hi* appointment Ito b< Catholic chaplain *>f th* army : and navy of th*- ('lifted Stat* -. one | **f th* creati'Kt |.**t» in Ain* ri< a but will regret that In- is tu leave j this aut* where h* has don* stu b *-U* nt work a* th* head of one ;of Amerba s gi* at* st hi*tltuti<*n» i of learning Thus* who know Blahlop tlliara personally all -p*.il. of ; him in high* -t terms and those who know of the suc«e»aful effort i* •*■ pm -th for th*- Inal it o'ion . h has served so well. * onslder him on*- of the great educator* of hi* tlinio ■ In Ik-. Mohn-* Senator Robert Taft of Ohio told the lowa farmers th*- torn loan which Is a part 'of th*- llisisevelt farm program was a teirible inistak*. Only on*- other | •.talenn-nt <ould have l*een more i 1 reasonable in lowa The Ohioan* might have told the farmer* that Dr Eddl*- Andertron was a bus' a* a coach: that ths- Victor!*-* ra< ked t up by the Hawkeye football team were almon-pure flukea; and that i on six Haturdays out of sev* n the I nlvcieUy of ftibago *ould take I the lowa football team out and mb it* n»*<- In th*- din . . By the time INonator Taft reached Omaha Thursday h*- must have become aware that the *oru was a poppln ." —■Lincoln Htar. —o—O Th*- report of the Federal Home L*mu Bank Bouru tor Ibe fi»*al year Ikdl. wbleli Is soon to be pub* Baked, will announce that long

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT W.DXESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1J139.

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term savings l-v the American p«»<>pit tin- -did ot 193» rea* lied a t ■» .1 I i,-is *•*“> Tin* i» th* highest .*mount hi national hlstoty ..nd is higU*r than th*- figure for !'*37 by 1 *3.o*h« •,**** |t is also high* : by 3*. 74** ••**•* *•***' than the j amount repoi:*-d t- . 113** when pr**s|H>nty wu* «uppu»<-d to be Ihhiiiill* *■ Included in the statist i - given arc postal savings, V H | ’ savings bonds ravings d*-|*o*-its 11* iiotuineitial iwiik* 3* 4 p*-i cent i savmg- Solids and saving* in life m-uiate •• < i»tn|*aui*-s. mutual sav-, ingr banks and building and loan assn* tat lolls Al***ut 115 ***w*.t**H* accounts ar* repre** uted The report says that annual increases from l'*H to I'*: - .' more ths'.i offset losses .ii th* tin** preceding d* presI slon years o * TODAY• COMMON ERROR * Di. not say He played th* violin a* duty a virtuoso can;” •ay "* an play

GOVERNMENT IN ACTION Keeping Youth Busy And In School jmbli HHH Left—Out-wf-*<haw| wark akop ia South Bead. Right—-NYA (tudswts rspsiriag book* ia Indian* Uaivertily.

F'LOYD M MURRAY. Superintendent ftf Public Instruction, recently announced dial the statwould eo-nperatc with the National Youth Administration in opening •.hoots in various section* of th* state to provide educatinn and employment for young people between th* age* of sixteen and eighteen year*. Thoae boya and girl* hav* graduated from high M-hool, but berau** of child labor law* and other cause* ar* unable tn Immediately go into employment. Th* NY A movement seek* twa objective*. The flrwt to to preside

♦■-■ 1 - — —e Answers To Test Questions B*low are the amwera to thr Test Quest loo* printed on Pag** Two 1 Third finger of the left hand . G*-n*-*.*»g> 3 No 4 Alp* 5 Nmil N- ti.atu t> Citrus * Pope Gregory NHI ' Au d! >m -« er. i*-* au <ivo*n<-- ' ter » Ohs* I<* "Go*i Sal. h. Kmg a.,,....,—**—!■ Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee To Check Nosebleed When »uffer!nx from excessive noaebk*d. try the- following remedy: SH *-r**'f with arm* raised and lhe head thrown sligblly ba- k Appl.i be or very <old cloths to the la* k <d the tie* k and forehead l>* not blow th*- no-e Machine Grease If * iothlng Is spotted null ma» liin*’ grease, add a liitl* aiuuKHiia and soap to < old w at* r and apply Ii to th*- fabrh Ammonia in whi* h *-*l* I*** Ih-*-u dis*olv*-d Will also

employment and education for youth* ou‘ of school. Shops hav* been ,*t up in various sections of the state so» this employment, the one pictured above being located in South Bend. Tiio second objective is to provid* employment for boj» and girls in high school or college so that they may further pursue their education. At the present time approximately *.OOO young folks ar* being •ent to high school and umverai- | ties in Indiana on this program •■id app/'vim«tely 4 000 ar* employed tn th* *ut*of-aehoal pr*j. •eta.

remove grease '•potFor Salad Dressings Save the leftover *>•*- tnti*-d ’ spiced vin*-gai fr«n bottled pickle*.| and use this in pls* *- **f vln* gat ami | sugar sot *a!ad dressings O Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE ♦ * Q M li.*: kind* of Cliristmis gift* should young men ..nd girl* ex- :• hang*-? A Books, flowers, candy, cigar-1 • tte* cigars, but never anything I such as clirthing or Jewelry. Q Wli- n a man is dam-ini; with a 1 girl wh<> Is wearing a bickleas i ' ■■ - > :ght hand ' \ Th*- liaml should lie placed at ItlM girls waist, not on h-r Imre ’ Im* k Q (should every personal letter and note be dated? A Ye* Many m!«jndcr*it .ttdingv ! have aiiaen b cause th* dale was <«nltted FOR SALE —SOO Sheet a' •ftsll - M lb. white unwatermarked mimeograph. , adaptable for all kinds of mimeograph work and »uitviable for ink aignature. 75c. The Decatur Democrat Co.

Not only do the boy* and girls obtan. ar. education, learn to work with lh*ir hand*, but become con* seious that they hav* not been for. gotten. Their government is looking after them and attempting to provide some measure of aacunty for them. Therefore good eitixenship is inculcated, th* moral* is maintained and that boy or girl is not so likely to become a public riant* in later year*. The adminiatiation, both state and national, maintain this program is not merely spending, but an investment in the future citirenship of America.

MONROE NEWS The * ight point deer, banted l>> Hariev Eliismu In Fewest c*>un y. Pennayivania. *ttra*ted considerable attviitfon Monday wh**nt b<- ’ arrived with It In Monroe Wm Bovine was elactod M*tnda> j night to fill the vacancy in the volunteer fire department cauatd by the resignation of Harold Ray. who has aiceptnl employment In San Diego. California Win Mitchell rev. ntly pure!- i**-d | the Joe Johnson property from Mrs I R O Johnson of Gary. Mr, and Mr* Rolla Longeuberger | of Fort Wayne and Mt*. Mar) j Frank* of Buffalo N Y. who recently returned from a vacation in Florida, were Monda,. night supper guest* at the home of Mr and Mrs J .1 lavngeifierger Mr. ond Mr* Glen Study left j Tuesda* for an overnight visit at j the home of .Mr. and Mr*. Carl Lie* iity in Coivtnbti*. Ohio. Mr* John Johnson left Tu sday to spend several day* In Fort Wayne with Mr and Mis Floyd Johnson and son. John W A Andrew*, who has lean miffaring con»iderable discomfort with asthma and heart trouble. Is fe ling some better. Wm McKean, who recently sold hl* firm near Monroe, ha* purchased the former Geo. Kellet proper!.from Mr*. Zella Fitly Harry Ease*. Mr. and Mr*. Dan Kauffman and son. Kay. I* ft Sunday to motor Mrs. H C Andrew* , who ha* been ma*ing an ■■xtended I visit in this community, to bar home in Arkansas and will also visit relatives and friends in De Witt -end Stutgart. Ark before reI turning home SiindwMr and Mrs Freeman Walterand daughter. Joan, entertained 1 with Sunday dinner for Mi and |Mr* John W*bourn of Hturgi* Ml* hlgau Mi and M s CahliiTur-l ner of Van Wert Ohio and grand daughter. Nan* Ann Clark of;

WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILERdMI CslMtel - AaJ Tas I Jsa* Ost *f Id w tkeMws'agka.w'lsCs Ths lies, ahv.lj <*-wr out two pound* of M«'iM kits I*u> t-mr tw»*-l. dally. If **>. mi, I* not Sow ins freely yovrfxodd-wvn tdisnt. It just der«rv m lhe towels. G*s kln*t. up you* (tomsch. Y-u t-t ronniptusl Y.. u r wtolo wvwm Is p*d*onrd u 4 you f«el o ur. •unk and the w--rld toA* punk. A »er* bowel movmi.nt do**a't get *t th. rouw. It uk*s th-w. good, old Carter** Leu. Liver ra* to get these two pound, of bi> flowing fr-ely *nd ***** you fe-l “up •nd up.” Hsrwi.esr. gentle. »»t tmaiing to Baton* bdo tow frstoy. A»* tot Carer'* Llttl. Llew Phi* by n*BO M-f-w. sn,thing •Im. At *a drug *Vorw. ley ut.

ii “Doc” Says: ,$. Yg “Have you seen the gift* from Santa’s bag here at ij Lee'.-? They will make your eyes pop with amazement >jT* u. wt snd excitement. 1 here’s everything here from the other “)/v •9 a dwarfs to electric trains, chemical -et«. new games. > V toys of ail kinds, and anything you could want. Come / < in liefore other boys and girls pick out all the lte-l gift- L 31 |f for their Christmas order- to Santa Claus.” / \ | F (41 Yg Mechanical Toys Sf ... 7 *r. 11 Tricycles - wSF £ Bicycles i / I Vg Electric Train- v "1 jl Printing Sets * g Airplanes «ait«” Yg Marllie (.ami- h?r ■t*aT; r»pc»ril»f» & s,c<l ' I <'i"''<*' if Skates I r .. (i „ r vi« j* / j w Tractors * *” m,ra ' Xl * Automobiles x! ’ n i.i»iu'i( :| ‘ , ‘' ,ri * Tn ’ wKb r'.v ■ K ■ .>'j Xil £* ,hr l ’ w ~i,nu- I ’ '<»MVh if UH y vi W? iM 2s * v | « ofcSSB i. I I u j l ’. JIIIE *'- I ( ” * VL ') a >1 i w I i? >- I ’ ! 3- •* > shi<h 1 LEE HARD WARE COJ ’ :i ' ;i ’ -■•'■*’

Toledo, Ohio. Mr ana M-* J (■ 1 Jhirkley and Mr and Mrs. Hen ry Lchrnmn of Monroevill* aad Mr *nd Mrs. Ortey Walteis a d L, ml | y of Decautr route Afternoon <a|| m were Mr and Mrs. Elmo Stucky and i son and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth i> ar rish and family. At the Dscoogbar meeting of the Monroe volunteer firemen held with the following maul J y Crist, president W a Andrew vl..- president. Ha.*y Beillet ..

Just 1 PersoJ tan take I advantage of this offer to „ a(tot I Christmas Shopping To clear our showroom f oroui . ; Jj| ( hristnias gift stock we are Ft.inahl «NTACLACSt„ RADIO-PHONOGRAPH 0 Rad*o has e.pnt tubs*, these b,- a , * forego ) elect* ic eye and othe, f**t uf< , ?s’„’!s na* autc-nst.c record change- ,*- e!st . .... .."T*** record*.) We beheve th,* 0 „ f 0 . tn' t t instruirent* In town it touaht to „ „ *t! but to dote out our U 35 stock we will mH It at '39*51 O OFFER 2 -NEU 1939 Thrifty G. E. REFRIGERATOR The standard s*;e reG.jeritor *:r 4 , g . *!*.,,__ super fregger tea* place for froxen ijom c, 5< a—- — It i* pewereo by **>'*’ cut G £ eei« I triple thrift m«ch*ni»w* It a.v bou 9 s* ls _ . $149.90, but to clo»e it out Cl ‘lft AA we are going to tell it at OFFER 3 REPOSSESSED SB, G. E. WASHING MAC HINE Th*c machine can scarce*) tie to d fron- n ( « it mi I ovell wringer The moto* has or:/ fo 4 <- mov*M*gg and nsver require* piling It Fa* Men jgt **l; * month* It sold for M 3 95 but C/9&68 •om.sone can have it for '47 , /5 H. L Lankenau Co. 131 EaM Monroe St. Ph**

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