Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1940 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDAR Dwsuiins. 11 A. M r «""r M««y ’I|«»H 'OOO - IWI . I —~ —■ Thuraaay Mm Tan. r‘ m M I 1 ’"’ "r« I aul f.oulij • p m Our lady of ( ;, M ( . fHI p )(1 mission Group Ml.. in ,. Hr ," ■ p. m • MI ” l0 "«rT So*-- • Ha HI u- , ' h “ rrh I *'• w Haptl.t Woman'. Hoclety Mr. tCharlM H.ndcr. .if day w Ma.-ern Ht.r Mamnl.- Hall T ’ P tn ’ . Ea.tern Star Masonic Hall 7io P m i Friday Happy Homemaker. ri»b, Mr. Harr.- Hell.. |• », ~ n , S’lr.t I |t M|.«hinary Hoclety. Mr« William. ! p tn , lotion Auxiliary. lagion Home » p m Rpwarth !»<ue Hoclal and Hop. per. Methmll.t f'hurrh. Pleasant Mill., f, in p ni (f’lry, •afurear naked G.mml. Hale llrwk'. Store all day Monday Kan Join t*, elaaa. Mr. Rap Htlnnley 7 10 p ln Adam. County Women*. Chorus. Moose Home 2 J» p ln Tuaaaay R-liekah lu>d«. Il'.uffl.m Ixatce Home l-oyal llauahter. Meetlnt. Mr. Carl Hammond ‘ J« p m P.l lota Xi Initiation. Chatter Hoi Hotel Anthony Fort Wayne 7 p m Wear point Mr. In* Witt, oin lloh and dauahter Margaret attended the .rad nation eien iu-. and weddinx Jack wa. comrni.xoned a lieutenant and ledpei t. to lie etatiulied at <;ie|ii4» w | Field Chira.o where he will bo |connected with the Mrnal corp.. The Rebekah laid.e. Xo M will • vl.lt the lllufftnn < hapter at It. regular meeting Tu-«day evening. .June |« Any member from l»e<ai lur wi.hing tn go I. a.ked to call either Mr. Walter l.iater or Mr. Dewey Gallogly — There are 3!! ac< redited municipal hn.pital. In the I'nited State., with a capacity of .ii ih.i IhM* They admit more than IJSSIfM patient, a year

Dvf 11klrA 1 w mi )• L K JI Jls rA’ I ■ Heveral re.ldent. m the «mth "M of town have had a Job rutting . I»r«e 'tee limb, whh b Were blown «"*n in Hatmday . .form A num * r ,rs 'ree. were uprooted and other. were rent by the .form A new American flag ha. lieen placed on the flag pole at the city Mil It win he dl.piayn daily Painter, have ju.t about complei •n the Sib of redecorating the Elk. home <>n North Second .treat KWy room In the houw* ha. le*en re|Milnted or redecorated Ml.. Vivian Lynch of ll< North Fifth .tree! la confined to her home With Hine.. Hr Palmer Ei.-her. who ha. lieen confined to hl. home with a .trep- ■ tncwrlc throat condition. I. able to lie out .ome of the lime. , ' ,r * •’•H* Huller and Mina Llbhy Mary left early thl. morning for Clnrlnnall Where they will tie the gueat. of Dr and Mr. George Ren tier They will return home lomor row accompanied by Mr. Hutler'. daughter. Mary Jo. who ha. lieen vl.ltlng her aunt and uncle the pa.t J II Heller and C. E Holt hou.e returned la.t evening from 1 Itidianapolla where they .pent the day intending to liu.lne.. Marpirle lame, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Joe lame of Second atreet, ha. been confined to her home with Hine., for the pa.t three week.. Her condition wa. reported a. lie Inr no lietter ye.terday ARRIVALS Mr and Mr. Carroll Gelaler of Wlllahlre. <> . are the parent, of a baby girl bora at C 31 o'clock thl. morning at the Adam, county memorial htmpital. The girl weigh ed live pound, all and onchalf amnr e., and ha. not lieen named FRENCH PREMIER, ICONTINVED FROM PAPE ONEI without an hour'a renplte again.) an army having cru.hlng numerical and material .uperlorlty. Today the enemy I. near the gate, of Pari. "We are fighting In front of Pari, we are fighting behind Pari., we are en. lo.lng our.elve. In one of our province* and If we are chaeed therefrom we .hall go to North Africa and If neceaaary to our American po».e..|on« "Part of the government ha. already left Parla. I my.elf am gett- * Ing ready to leave so rtbe armie.. Thia la to inten.ify the .truggle with all our force, we .till have and not to abandon the fight "May I request. Mr Pre«ldent. tliat you explain all that to your people. io all American cltiMna. telling them that we are determined to Jvicriflce in the atruggly. we are leading for all free men. "Ai the moment I apeak to you another di< tator.hlp lia. hit France In the track A new frontier I. men aced A naval luitlle I. about Io begin Vou generou.ly replied to the appeal I launched a few day. ago over the Atlantic. Today. June Hl, IS4« It I. new aid. even wider, that It I. my duty to a.k of you “At the name time that you will expo.e the .Ituation to the men and women of America I beg you public ly to declare Vnlted State, accord with the Allie, and moral and ma terlal aid by all poaalbla mean, excepting the di.patch of an ex ped I tlotiary corpa. "I beg you Io do thl. before It I. too late. “I reallie the gravity of »ucb a ge.ture The gravity MCWMItgtM that it doe. not com- too late. “You. your.elf .aid on October S. IM’: 'I am compelled and you are compelled to look ahead The peace freedom and .ecurity of »0 per cent of the world populßt'on ,M, R* O " 10 be jeopardtied by the remaining io percent who are threatening to breakdown all international order and law Surely the SO percent who want to live in accordance with the morul .tandard. that have received almo.t univemai acceptance through centurle. can .nd mu.’ find »ome way to make their will prevail-' "The hour ha. come for tne.e 8<) per cent of the titlien. of the world to unite again.t the mortal danger menacing all I have confidence In the M»lidarity of the American people in thl. vital l»attle the Allie, are waging for their own ualvatlon but al»o for the .alvatlon of American democracy. democrats of (CONTINUED FROM <>»«> to the governor. I. .till behind R Earl Peter., former federal hou»Ing director for Indiana 4 A. recently »» '»<» ww>k * **° order, went out from the »t»tehou.e to employe, that Peter, wa. the , na „ The next day the.e were .-ounter-manded. and «x>n thereafter the I-ewia boom wa. begun 5 hi the confu.ion. there I. reported to be a '<>••"’ ‘ b J candidacy of Lieut. Gov. Henry F BC « br ß.*« maintain, that the Mate convention po.itiv.ly will lK>»»ed" becau»e poolbly a. many ■ ■ 70 per cent of the delegate, are unpledged to any candidate Other high source, put the ratio of un-j

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Anchors Aweigh! i * I • A. ■ . *■- Mttw * J®*® Firtt and third clam, of Midshipmen at the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., load whaleboat. wnich Ivrntnl thwn <»ui iu the WMiwutf battleahipa Tittu. Arkanttt and W'pommp. Tho Middies thl. year are making their annual summer practice cruise to the Newport, K. 1., area. »

pledged delegate, at abou* -0 per I 7. National commitleeman Frank Mr Hale, leader of the McNutt > force, in the alate, will b" content with any nominee except Peter. ‘and prolmbly la hacking latwto with | the idea of taking delegates from Peter, rather than Mchrlcker | k. The present mlxup leaven the ( field wide open for other candidate. I 'to whom the delegate, can .whig I while the three preaent entries slug ' each other Into oblivion For ex ample. Hay. recently told several ’ person, and delegation, that he ' “definitely la not a candidate.” but 1 he ha. lieen nllent on hl. reaction I to a "draft Hay." movement which | may start with hl. home. Nulllvan. county unles. he per»onslly block. It Townnend*. attitude may appear paradoxical In personally refraining from taking .Idea In the race ' for governor while hl. close aide, ’.are frantically rounding up delegate. Hut Ihe Governor ft el. that 'dictator.hlp I. rather unpopular -1 these days, and It would be a signal -. blunder for him to force i noiiilna > I tion for governor .imply Itecau.e h«Ihae the power to do so. It la reported rolHbly that despite hl. frieudllnt-.a toward organ--‘tied labor. Townnend declined to J u«e his Influent -for .late .enator . E Curtl. While of Indianapolis for . lieutenant governor In Ihe fare of . oragnixed labor pressure. Meanwhile. Heller and Frank Finney, state motor vehicle commissioner, are for Lewis: state exI else director Hugh Hamnart fav'or. Hchrlcker; Pursley I. for Pet- . er». and the state highway department I. mostly for Lewis. The only explanation of why Heller bolted from Peters to U-wl. is 'that there was a final cry.talllxa|tlon of anil-Puruley sentiment, which is strong in certain segejments of the party, or that Heller I became convinced that a 'stop Pet »r»" movement would succeed des- . pile Peter.' confidence of victory expressed a. recently a. yesterday Thus the "unbo.sed" convention Idea of Hay., which was riduded a year ago may become a reality , through the confusion generated l<y . statehouse Indecision over Its candldales. - - ---O v«e*te In a <»••« — O«--a»«-

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Not The Johnson On Tenth Street Members of the family today asked the Daily Denio, rat in stale that the Raymuml John.on who insert ed a classified advertisement in the Democrat for the sale of furniture la not the Haymond Johnson on Tenth .treet The Utter Raymond Johnson ha. lieen HI for Mime time and much Inconveuleuce has been caused him and his family by prospective purchaser. of Ihe former Haymond Johnson , furniture railing at the home on Tenth street to see the ar lidoa The family requested that persons answering the ad. not call at the home of Raymond Johnson on Tenth .treet WILLKIE GAINS •enNTINUMW FKrtM raQE UNEt . York Republican national convention delegation Th- victory strengthen. Dewey', position li> and out of his own state but it

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