Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 146, Decatur, Adams County, 19 June 1940 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Publlahed Every Evening Kjuipt Bunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated Entered nt the Decatur, Ind. Toil Off ire as Hecond Class Matter J. II Heller President A R I 101 l house, Be<. y A Hue Mgr. iHck U Heller .. Vice Presldeut Oubscriptien Ratee dliigle Copies ........ ... I .02 Ou# week. by rarrler iu One year, by carrier .. .. S'* l One mouth, by mall ......... .35 three utualhs. by mall .... iub Bia uiuntha. by mall 178 One year, by mall 3 00 tne year, at office 300 Prices quoted are within a radius of 100 miler. Elsewhere |3 to one year. Advertising Hater made known on Application. National Adver Representative BCHEEHER A CO & Letiugtoti Avenue. New York 15 Eas: Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dall les Th< lessons of today should protide experieu< for tomorrow O—O Can't romcom start Cunlmiun sayings or something to «au»« a laugh these day* — o o—New York City* population la given at ”.3*<i.ooo W< are not so surprised at the total as tin marvel <>f counting that many noses in the greatest metropolis In the country -0 la i h be one people ieady to do every rhnig we <an for the betterment of every cltiten. Here, where We have the beat opportunities to lx- found any where that ought to Im- easy — ■on — Eleven army fliers were killed at Mi'< hell held. New York, when two air bombers prai Using maneuver* locked wing* and dived to earth We may expect report* of thi* kind a* we prepari defense, for war la hard and conditioning for It lake* risk ——<v o — The Red Cros* fund I* growing steadily and should be over the 42<hhi mark in another week or two Iron t stop now. for suffering has increased rather man d'ereased and you are never wrong when rendering acta of men y to those In need The sidewalk* In a few places In the up town district need repairing Someone may fall, break an arm or a leg and then there will be law suit*, plus suffering on the part of the victim It's beli< r th,fl we look after these repair Jobs before It's too late. —o Smothered In the headlines is the fait that Russia has taken over the three little Haith < oun trie*. Esiliotiia. lartvia and Lithuania. leaving only Sweden with it* kingdom The map maker* are about as busy a* the flag decorater* these days. O—o Money alone will not win the war. England and Frame had more money than Germany. Hut Germany had more tanks airplane*. bomber* and fighting weapons. plus trained generals and men. America has the greatest factories and should be able to produce what I* needed to protect u* .—O—O England say* It will battle it alone, while spokesmen for Hitler say his schedule call* for only a six week* blltxkrleg against the empire. If the French fleet is turned over to Germany and Italy, Great Britain will not have much chance. military authorities vouch Then after that, where do they go. ii. Qin O A* we slip into the official summer months, which begin the 21stwe also start the shorter day*. ’ reaching the peak of daylight with the advent of the summer From then on we ll lose a minute of day-,

light every 24 hour* and when the < lo< k» are turnr-d hack nest Hep (ember will take a real setback all In one hunk o—• - You can listen to a different kind of a light Thursday night. Joe Louis and Arturo Godoy will put on the glove* and *4 to it for a maximum of IS round* Godoy *tood up under the lavui* punches last Febtu*ry and bowl* (hat be will not lake the count from the Brown Bomber this week Any way we'll listen —o Get your Same on the Red Cross roll of honor Many cltliena have contributed to the fund which I* now around the II 3«h> mark Only 0T»m» I* needed for out quota of IS.iMHi which I* Adam* comity* .hare of th<- 5" million dollar* being raised to render aid m the Netherlands Belgium. Frame and other war torn countries —O-0— The ■ sample of beautifying the bouse* and grounds in th. fl-si M< Millen addition along IMerkea Strei t. <an Im- followed 111 other part* of town Regardless of prise* there I* a lot id •atlstaction hi having youi home look attractive and no movement Instills civic pride more than home ownership and Using up th. place lat * make In-, atur the flnest looking place in the country. ——O — A The Wind storm of a week ago proved that another tree prutniing and surgery Job should Im- undertaken here Two years ago a project which took in the treating and I protection of the beautiful shade ( trees was sponsored by the city with Bent Haltxell. I.xal tree *ut geon. hi charge It should •»• re- • vived and attention given to our tri'-* so that ordinary storm* do not rend them to piece* —o The I niteil Blate* ha* the great ’ eat navy afloat and more ships are , being launched currently and built • (or th. future It I* the ».»(• and correct thing to -•«» Th. day may conn- when ft will be necessary for . this country to have two great navies one m the Atlantic and an t other in the pat Hit Along with the battleship* and cruiser* Amer-1 h a will build thousands of bomb-| era and pursuit planes, enlarge the • army and Im- ready to defend the | one great democracy left on earth ' —o The < hurt of vital statistics for ' Indiana remain* about the same The average death rate per i.OOtt population is 12 s percent lor the state, while the average birth rate per Is 14.3 In the citie* the j death rate averages 11 • and in ' the-rural Millons. 14 3. and births 13.7 in the titles and 19.9 per l.mm in the tural sections At that rate I the country will continue to grow and Im reuse in population Those who make a study of these facts and trends predict that by 1940 deaths will exceed the birth rate. Thinking ahead, newspaper editors are wondering how they'll handle big events scheduled tor nest week, Im liidhtg the war, the Republican national convention ami th* Democratic state convention. It Is likely that on Thursday nest, the state Demcxiats will nominate their candidate for governor and ft's a good guess that in Philadelphia. th. Repuhlhans may nominate tcceir candidate for president. Ge! si! of that in headlines In one day. and the make-up department will know that news is breaking. —o Princess Julianna of Holland made a talk from Canada the othor afternoon. She took refuge there with her two children, while her mother, the Queen and her husband remained In England, after Irving driven out of their < ountry. Those who board her were greatly Impressed with her sincerity, her 'outlook and friendliness. She spoke In the flnest English, did nut ask sympathy, but Just the , opportunity to make friends with

Triumphant Nazis in Paris

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■— — • Conqueror* of Franc* and triumphant once more. German aobiier* an shown parading past th* Arc de Tnomph* in th* heart of Paris, French capital city, taken by the Naaia three day* before the Fiemh capitulated snd laid down their arm*. Marshal Petain, th* new prem -. anno" ' surrender of France

people on thl* side of the mean* and a *mUc now and then for her children The Chicago Tribune leads a fight to show that the Denim ratic I party Is a oar party Nothing I could lie farther from the truth Editor McCormick himself admit* ' that he has been trying for seven- ' tern years to get this nation to i prepare better defense, but failed during all that time both with Re pilliliian and Democrat admlnlsI tratlon* President Roosevelt ha* ! I warned the public several time* | I and < ven no* is meeting some ( . opposition to hi* plan* All he . wishes, and all any Ixxly wishes ' i* to provide security for thi* land of the free There I* much incon ' slstency in the Tribune article* and editorial* a* well a* in num- < rou* other paper* that put party ahead of government — —*- — * Household Scrapbook* By Roberta Lee * * Summer Fruit Cocktail . A deli, lou* drink for the atunmer-1 'tune i an be pn-parrd with the following Ingredients; Blind ripe banana*, canned grapefruit and juice, white "pillow" candy mint*. ‘ slightly crushed Pile In sherbet glasses Chill Garnish with a sprig of mint or green cbarry. Good Toilet Perfume A gixxl toilet pei fume may he prepared hy putting Into a liotlle j two ounce* of alcohol and one-half ounce orris root: cork tightly and •hake well. Cleaning Leather la-alher goods can lie cleaned hy

(Uy worriesareover\ f \ SINCE MOTHER GOT /x 'J I THAT NEW , .''4M [SPEED / \ 4 MB (QUEEN \ “Ye*. and Mother * womet W ® are over too. At laat *he ’ sl| F ha* a machine that doe* F f everything the way »he ■ want* it done. It wa*he* I 1 H fait. It wa*he» clean. It ia ! j quiet. It handle* delicate . jL ■. ■ jll fabric* gently. It drain* A * I i V ea*ilv. It wring* beauti * . ! i 5 folly And if*alway* ready g j at the flip of the twitch to |> 4 go to work. ] -i * Come in *ee for younelf!

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'using strong ammonia water. Rub the leather until It is clean, and then dry with a soft cloth. * REUNION Sunday. June 23 Darwachter Family Reunion. Van Buren Park. 7 miles north Finlay O . on Route 25 * o - * Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE q I* compassion someth lug that 'is and should Ice avoided in the I social world! A. No. Compassion is a matter iof the heart, and a* Blair *ay*. *'l* an emotion of which we ought nevler he ashemed Graceful, particularly in youth, le the tear of sympathy and the heart that melt* a' the tale of woe,'* Q Isn't It poor taste to spnak constantly of the cost of foodstuffs, clothing, etc.? A Yes. it I* not only poor taste. ' hut very tiresome to those who mi»t listen Q. Should bread plate* Im- placed on the- dinner table when no butter is to Ire served? A. No. GERMAN PLANES ! (CONTINI Ktr THOM FAGB ONE) *id« Its cot. were only bruised and scratched. The raid* e»tended over Yorkshire. Lincolnshire. Mnrashlre. Norfolk. Suffold. Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire. Eaaes. and Kent counties and lasted until long titer dawn A lew hours before the raid. Prime Minister < hun hill had warn ed that suck attacks must now be' eipected. and Air Marshal Hlr Philip Joubert. In a national broad- < a*l, had aald:

T Amwww To TertTll I QueHionN | Itetew ar* th* an*w*r* to the i Toot Qwoatlon* printed I* oa Pag* Tw» j I. Jack Dempsey I Wendell Hall 3. Washington j 4. Bess Htreeter Aldrich. I. Coast Guard Academy New Iwindon. Conn • Ya* 7. Kabbatical year, I. Juliaaa 9 American. 10. A melody, added a* accompaniment. MONROE NEWS Re*. Allee Trader, an active worker of Ike Friend* missionary board of thia district, from Pennville, will speak at the Hun day morning »ervlc* la the kxal Friend* church on foreign missions Mr. snd Mr*. Charlo* Brown of Muncie, former Monroe resident*, were weekend house guest* of Mr and Mrs. Ixrren Buckhead and family Mr. and Mrs. Chet Kessler and son. Keith, of Hammond spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mr*. Jsme* Kessler. Mr. aad Mrs. 0. D Kessler snd daughter. Pbyl Ils. of Bluffton spent Munday at the I Keaaler home and among the afternoon callers were Dorwin Kessler * Frieda Fmiser. and Hendrick*. all of Fort Wayne and Ma* Ine Debolt of Decatur. Mr. and Mr*. Marcel Ever list t of Berne, Mr. and Mr*. A E Everhart, snd Mr and Mr*. John Crist attend ed funeral service* at Lima. Ohio Haturday afternoon for Lib Head a former Monroe resident Mr. and I Mr*. Crist stayed to visit relative* for the day and did aot return till Sunday. Mr and Mr*. Milton Hownetl of i West Frankfort. Illtonta. who were in charge of special mesic al the talrernade here last sumsner. ar-1 rived Wednesday to cell oa friend* here until Friday They were the ) house guest* of Mr and Mrs Men I no Roth and sons during tbelr stay J The Friends church was cleaned « by church member* Thursday a Helen Ray had her tonsil* re- I moved at the office of a Berne phy- i ■lrian on Wednesday • Mr aad Mr*. Alton McKeea o<Jit. i

kA 1 |J^^Bs— —^-— GIVES A *7*U< V I ¥ HERMETICALLY SEALED 7JI i r< r 4 n jgg< .ml ¥fl| $ j / you’re *mart. YOl ‘l-t I NOW! Inquire —here’* a nr* \fl FS J i 1940 Gibnon .. . with 6 cubic I If f° ot con, pi e|< *h /1 I ill cabinet .. . 63« cube ( •’z Sf | I jft pounds) fa«t freeze capacity s U IAK ism, M>aled*in*t«teel ... at a price — - " I | MHi thouMnda pay for lew niodeiu | |B smaller, less de*irable r« frig* ra- * I tort! But — apeak up »<>*• Im I | This bargain can't last! "\ W 4 I MINCIFLE If priiz’R shelf gissom « 'w I f-—-*-* 8 * <MMa uj ‘■“’',7* ~ <.«*• rm.*. •**• »”*2LZ. -w K ”Rwr—*»i f "*•■ • . • I Bel-* •*" .

I Louis, Mo. are visiting al the home | ’of bls parent* Mr. and Mrs. Wm j | McKean for a few day*. |[news BROAIM ASTS* . i ,i ■ ■ — --1 11 Idsted below ar* hew* and sports broadcasta: WL*—Chicago—<7o KC. (Daylight Having Time) • oo A M — Early war news, dally 1: 00 A M — Monday through Friday 1:13 AM. — Jullau Bentley, as cept Bunday. 10:13 A M Bunday only. Ervin tx-wis 10.33 A M — Munday through Friday. Ervin Latvia; — Baturd»y. Julia* Bentley It 30 AM— Monday through Friday, Ervin Lewis; - Haturday. Julian Bentley. 115 P M. -Dally eieept Bunday i 1:30 P M Monday through Friday. I 00 P M — Saturday only 0:30 P. M. —Tuesday, Wedues day. Friday. Haturday WLW—Cincinnati—7oo KC. (itaylight Having Time, Monday 7 15; 1:11 A M Hi; 5.55. Lowell Thomaa, 0.18, 10 45. Peter Grant; 11:00; 11:18; P. M 1:33 A. M. Tueeday 7:18: 8:13 A M 4 48; 5 45. Lowell Thomas; 0:13; 0;45, H. V. Kai ten born; 10:45; 11:00. Peter Grant; 1:36 A. M WedModay 7:15; 3:13; A. M. 4:48; 5:45. Lowell Thomaa; 0:15; 1 10.46; 11:00 P. M Peter Grant; 1:35 A. M. Thursday -7:15; 8:18 A M. 4:41; 0:43; 0:13; 0:46; 10:46; 11:00 P M 1:36 A M. Friday—7; 16; 0:13; A M 4 45; 5:45; 0:18; 10 45; 11:00; 11:15 P M 1:35 A M Haturday-715, 5 15, A M 13 15; 5 30 0:15; 0.45; 10 45. 11 P M 1 25 A M. Sunday 10 A. M 1:45; 3:45. H. V. Kaltenborn; 3:45; 11**0 Peter Grant P. M. 1:33 A. M. Luck Present Only Once Pasadena. Cal. To avoid a col-1 Halon with a truck. Larry M. Hayes I 17. driving a car with seven other | Junior college student* in 11. »lamm- | ed hl* brake* swerved to the right and went Into a ditch, the car turning over three time*. He < ame out unhurt. A mile farther on. Im- stepp ed out at a drive in icstaurant. •lipped, fell and broke hl* arm.

FRl!It TIME IS HEKE ' ' ■■ fhraatierrtes. blackberries, raspberries peach.* and aprlsols are plentiful In (he neat few mouths N "’‘''k* l < can and preserve (hem sot nrg( winter s pie* •«* 'k* u» Bunday Night Snack, and Io help out whe-i un<-«|i.-« > ' ***l*l In to dinner or tea Thl* group <»f booklet* *i,q u t from ibe IMHy D«m<>< rsi * tiervice Hui.-su tells ....."..L' ' ' them and how ta serve thorn.'’ ’ ‘ ” B * ’» The group consist* of the following CANNING tlMM.klci) full Instruilions (.„ cannli i snd hot method. “ ’> "''k is. PRMBERVINO UxM.klet, how to make pteoervna, etc ' •’'’alt PIEB AND PASTRIES Ibooklett receipt* f ur pie* tart*, party pastrles. etc *">' I ‘"’ FRI IT DISHES. DRINKH AND DtiSEHTX t1,,, flu* cocktails, salads. de«etis, beverages * ’ •' Just fill In the attach' d roupott and enclose ~ coin tcarefully wrapped) and addre** tarefully t„ t, •'-"M Washlltg’on Hrrvbe Bureau, 10(3 . l.Tth Hi u , get your FRI IT PACKET CLIP (XJL'PON HERE P. M K3RSY. Dept PP I. Daily Democrat's Sarvtca Bureau, 10(3 Thirteenth St, Washmgton. 0. C. Enclosed find twenty-five cents, send th. Fill IT P\< gv-r NAME STREET and No CITY state

f TWENTY YEARS * AGO TODAY B■'' ' ■ ♦ June 19 — Carl Pumphtey will leave tomorrow for Atlantic City to attend Rotary national convention as a delegate. Myer*. Dailey Clothing company announce they will close out their business and quit. They purchased the state fifteen year* ago from

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JGu* Rosenthal | j Dun Tyndall i M . jChatauqua committc ( w iitlcket* sends 2tm - . I Signed to take them The French Township T-ta ■ > tompuny pel If ion, w ‘ hj . I commission for authority t rates. ’ I Mr. and Mr* c p; ■! William leave fm Buffo;,,* I ;ta attend th< \ i ventiou.