Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 76, Decatur, Adams County, 28 March 1940 — Page 5

Elles BEGINS t”"* rAU * W> K> jo years ■ , **> ••• '* "*• ’ *» rl * Ji , <>l h' ll bloduich- of |st»* a’rvHK IhMlI It ■ .;**>>-•' •IU«'»‘ I O" ‘rf F* -ui« ?• ■•!<•• *"•' It, 11, th< Bh.il El Germany •»«* •» indicate a crackup In I «Mlmeiita!i'»n of Gerto ». * »ny basis I tent fo' ■* ll,,<l ~f ■ truabb ■ Adolf | itie chance <t»»l

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■Housecleaning Specials ■ Daisy Paint O-So-Clean 3 Brush (leaner Paint (leaner I 10c 25c ■he Dandy H all Paper Remover ■ Floor-BriU*, I Johnson Gio-Coat liquid Wat. require*, no Quart |±"... 89c I 98c MALLPAPER I (limax Wall Scotch I Paper (leaner Decorator’s Taps 125 c 25c ■Perfection I Square Enamel ■Quart . .... B. I, Smith Drug Co FOIIITV nAIRY ST()RE ■xvl I I Second Street ——lterator. Indiana SATURDAY SPECIALS One of the (eood Things in Life! EQUITY'S FAMOUS ICE CREAM ►Mat Hippie ma ■» Pecan ‘lftr 2 U| I <H- Brick Z>C Log Holl . Z“C I HELSE ■ ■■ “ !!>*• 17c 133 c Pry Cottage Cheese qt 8c Fresh Pastry CHOCOLATE UrKC Q|m pjg Twisted Do-Nuts dozen each 17c 17c UEXE H( NNlO.N—Manaoci

' Welle* or anybody else can find my ace* ptable formala tor peace ‘ in the I m mediate future. Here ta how the atmosphere < bunged In Home during WoUos* visit. The Italian prana paid little attention to the arrival of the American diplomat In February although he was warmly gieoted In official circle* There wi> much talk in the newspapers of the need tor a new International peace effort and. Oil the second day of our visit. a high Hallan aource told me; i •We need three or five year* of peace, but we may he compelled to i nter the war. W ( don t know which aide we will be on If that time wbould come." ihli before Welles had completed hi* tour, the war In Finland was ended and the Italians regaided it as an liiiimi taut triumph for Ger- ; many. Ou the moiaiuK after the BreaI .or I'aas meet In* lietwevn Hitler I and .Mussolini, the follow luk cunridential Instructions went out to j editors of Italian m-wspapers. ’•fodjeate your front pages to . ipreaSlli* the concrete bloc of the avis EUminat-. and abolish any reforauce whatonver to peace." The end of the Wi lles tour wa* marked more by .speculation on what Mu.'suilni may do tied than on any other phase of the war. Vndoublediy. apeculatten on that phase forms a part trf the file In Welles' "brown cisi' - —o— —— Two4< »a a c-aea iwarw _ twaswtws

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One nt Ihe most inl wrest in y prajrat. rantreating the builder and arrbileet laday m the designing nt sound arehiteeturally altracthe hoar, whirh the family nt moderate income can purchase without 100 great a strain on the hudarl. Thia liome gw- far toward mraling theai reqmramrnts. An etoeirnt use has been made of all available spaec. and a noteworthy living room ■dinette arrangement ha* been e»ol»ed to woke the dining-room proMem. A mortgage of H.«M such aa the owe insured on this property by the Federal Housing Adminl*I rat Mm. may be paid off over a period of 23 years by monthly payments of approiimately »«, PMluaha of tapes aad haaard insurance.

MAGLEY NEWS * MRS. E. J. WORTHMAN Rev. and Mr* |> Grather and family were among the gue*ta at the wedding of Carl Gretber and Huth S< berry In New llavaria. Ohio. Sunday afternoon Mr*. Caroline Jabers called on Mr*. Roger Heard and lx by Mon day afternoon .Mr and Mr*. Otto Hiid-btanl and children Marie and Curl. Mr and Mr* Walter Hildebrand and •on Nobby, 'Mr and .Mr*. Walter I’eck. Mr. and Mr*. Holwrt Beery and win David. Mr aad Mr». Vernon lliaiht. all of. or near .Magley. were guest* at the wedding of Cart (frother of Chicago and Ruth Irene Kcberry. daughter of Rev. O. H S< berry at New Bavaria. Ohio. Sunday afternoon Mi*. Grether I* related to the HUdebrand* and I* well known here. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Btoemkcr were dinner guvat* of th* Lewi* Mauu family at Tocsin. Peter Helmrich I* reported improving fioni injurte* sustained in a fall some time ago Mr*. Rosa l.imenstoll gave a birthday dinner Sunday for her daughter Rai hel. and nephew Donald Hoffman. Tho»<- present inrl'ided Mr. and Mrs. Halvarter and Mias Dorothy Runna. all of Fort Wayne. .Mr. and Mra. Ernest Ha»h of Portland. Mr. and Mr*, late Ih-n---nett of Detroit Michigan. Mra. Lena Scholot her of Corunna. M'ch., Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman and family and Mi** Rachel I4men*toll of Detroit. Michigan Mr and Mrs. Rola-rt Kolter were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Walter Lee home in Fort Wayne. Mr and Mrs. William Kruelzman and *ons lairen and Ru**ell. Ixrw Worthman and daughter Helen. John Hllgeman and daughters Eleanors and Magelene. were Sunday evening guest* at the E. JWortlnnan borne. Mr. and Mr*. Waiter Eg ley ot De <atur and Mr. and Mr* Robert Koller vlsiterl Mr. and Mr*. Heer and baby Tuesday Mr and Mr* Franklin Frurhte and Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Fruecbte motored to New Bavaria Ohio. Sunday to attend the wedding of their <ou*ln. Ml** Ru’h Iren* Brbarry.

New “Strato” Clipper Ready for First Flight Hull! for IM'B renge. high ffvhig on Fan- I Wa»h. alnr* Il *« built The huge ship, wind* Am*n<an‘* Mouth Aincma toutc*. th* 3.,-oa Hi- I Im- l« • n under • •■.-t• u« ‘ >»»n lot three ysoi*. luu • ger “»tr«U>" Clipper *hip I* ahcren st tfeuttl*, | uuisuig *pe«d of 2.M0 mil**.

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SPRING PICNICS IN STATE PARKS ARE ENJOYABLE FAMILY OUTINGS * / ttl- *■ I»VW:Mb w. dry- -■ . mMOa "TRSi.wt »' ■ j p -

1 Spring picnic* in Indiana's Stare Parka. Forest* and Game pre,<»r- . vea are already proving enjoyable ! family outing* Virgil M. Sihmiious. Commissioner of the fa-partraent of i Conservation, said today Many - group* have not waiter! for th>- ar- . rival of warmer wnaiher but have used the shelter house* with their I huge fireplace* I In the state perks alone there 1 are sufficient table* and beni ho* for 21.000 person* Io pic ul.- at one I time while facllttlas for several ad dltlonnl thousand* are provided tn (he forest* and game premrvM. I Shelter houses, drinking fountains, and comfort atatlon* are provided ' at all picnic arras. Shelter house* ' may be reserved by group* iilatinbig a pl<Bi< outing the reerrvatlon* • being made by the custodian on a "first come, first served" hosts. A picnic outing for the family In 1 early spring I* sspei-uiiy welcomed after the winter months wheu there ba* been little opportunity for outdoor recreation. With more than forty state ' parks, memorial*, game pro*crvtp. ' forest* and B*h hatcheries as place* of interest to be vl»llrd dw ' in* the coining weeks. Hoosier* do • not lack Inspirations for place* to ' go and thing* to see A map of tbn stale, showing the location nt thane different conservation areas. I* ■as——— 1 11 1 1 11 ■ 1

1 printed on the- back of the ma«a- • 1 zine. Outdoor Indiana, while th* 1 same area* are shown and listed on the state hiffhway map !| Additional Information <>n any of ' j these area*, route* by which they - may Ire rea> hed and facilities avail- ' alii- foi visitor* may be obtained by addressing the- Inpartinent of Conservation fol Stale Library , j Building. Indianapolis. Indiana - FEBRUARY HIGH (CONTINUED FROM CAUK OJUMI th< lead for the year's safety boa- .' ors anions cities of more than I' 250.U00 Kansas City. Mo . was sec--1 mid with ab» death-rate. Other leading cities in the safeHty column included: 1 i < iver MO.OM Hi Louis. Cleveland. New York Between KHiffM 1' and KO.MO Ihiluth. Minn He- • I tween M.OOO and f wotto - Lafcawood, <».: Portland Me.. Spring 'iffeld, O Het Ween 2'> *hxi and SO,‘“Hi BrookUoe Mass; Haverhill. Mans ; .Muskegon. Mb h Between , fb.MO and Z'c.ooo New KenslngI ton. Pa : Fairmont. W. Va.; Maplewood. N J. — 1 "■ O ■>oo Sheri* 814x11 Sunriac Canarv Second Sheet*, neatly wrapped. Xie. The Decatur Democrat Co. - ■■

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