Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 188, Decatur, Adams County, 8 August 1940 — Page 5

ISPAV. At <;« ST HHO.

7r»rton. Ohio m Ptace of oaptop ' "junior FMHta Porw. 11 «* a lywr with appUcattoßa reeeivsd no I j medical |<WO 1 ~a r. medical offleer. ISAM * .. ar aasoclate medical officer. H-' . mi a year; .lawlnatkon appllca non. to bo received MUI fortker notice- „ , . Iteibologisl. U.M« • >W. vetei luarlan. I”'* • y«f. «♦>«•■*•» , .nd gepinsnber it dosing dates ' for appll< StlonS. i ornithologist. 1340 P• W "*■ , lrn >i*r 1 and Hepierther < dosing dates for applicationsKull informattok an to require m.nts and application forma mar ba received from Frsacls M. Cos tello, secretary of the lx>a:d of civII service . aaiulners at the focal post office. SENS. HOLT AND co.v. INvco uh raae tmkb■» lat h ader In the United Wales Ouly teal weet B-wuWteaa national < ommlttee publicity included a <tia<uaalon of Ike anaaal income of James Rooaerett. the president s eldest ws. Since the first lew deal ins ngu ratios, and it was estimated at more than ISn.OOO. 'Pretty good, ' wrote Franklin Waltman. 0. O. P. publicity director, "for a young man who flunked his eaaminatloaa at Harvard and , spent only one year at law school" Hen Himm W. Johasop, M.. Cal., aroused by President Hpeaevelis effort of last week io read him oat of liberal and prugreeeive company drew on one of the moot elective and gentlemanly vocabularies la Washington to chalteage the preel dent whose statement bad contain- , rd an . spreesloa of personal affoc- ' tlon a loaf with political disregard. "This Is just the same old purge." snapped Johnses, "the same old sham .-agression of regard aad affection. the same old stiletto." Johnson's remarks were not made in tbe senate The word Iler" which has been tossed around frequently in Washington and from high places, luring tbe past three or tour years, i ame up with all of Ho stark emphasis in the first Holt-Miatoa sklrmish. Here |s a tel from ike cup

[sSe IjSJREOPEN Lent ExaminafVel.Hed ,n<l ‘ r I'nil Service ■ . . a-'r. civil ’hr I’"*"" fr .„ . ><>«"■"-' Vm> ■L , airI:'««• T' ,r * ir ‘ F*' I*l M« a yr*' Al> F* f-M until furtb I

test IjS?I” c \ ‘WijovhciX !■ BOTTLE M 1 FiV-’JA

IOLLARS GO FARTHER WITH A GIBSON ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ,ts TrtJe ' * * hollars ho (, ° ,arther With A Gihson ■ - ■ l or Gibsons Are More Economical To Buy j I IF gW And More Economical To Operate! I ■"!- i'| » | ■ flf Ihe Silent - - Easy Running I nit <>|»cr- I I fl Mill ate * For A Few ,>ennieM A hay -- s | j® fl ■|R Saving You Ear More In Foods Saved j VJ ■« Than It Spends In Electricity (onI M sumption. I w£3&B 81l GIBSON GIVES YOU ALL THE i Bi IMPORTANT REFRIGERATION ~ Bi advantages Hl| at money saving prices Only M- 95 , For Gitaon'it Model Number C-830 “OOtL ILLUtTRATtO RRICKO At I<M. V T| ,~ '" 1 ” You Can Buy A Gihson *rKA SPECIAL VALUE -• • emh. R.rri«r.i<« a 4 4 rnn chasers li lcra<ATOSa - WH,C “ Y I I *1 W »n&■*>' TCTm '' 119.95- To Sell Specially At- IIV s».n o»n hr—i Convenient Meekly Jl? ALI E CANNOT BE OUFtICATEb IN THE FCTVRE. Payments

, CtocitA.—— Dally OomeerM Betty Croaker Home Beevteo Department P’ •• By stump tomatou roa Sunday sums stezs - lx" % peekape, st jari plain tread aad butter Then a deaaert which may Itake aad me eruarn on cake aad a euatard podding -er Just some fresh fruit aad SMklea. laed tea ee eeffoe will be the beverag* you'll probably serve with these Bunday supper tomatoes. TONATOM BTVFFSD Wm COTTAGB CHIBBI d madhM-ofoed tern a lees 1 cep cottage rikeeee I top. agßHgp tXh*** atbee * JsMWSßnatoe ** Ont the ends from the tomateea, aad remove part of the pulp. Sprinkle with salt, invert aad drain. Chill. Mta the chopped cucumber, celery, salt am! rottage ehoeoa with the salad dressing which has been mined wM Mo whipped wearn. Chill ibon.u*Wy, >N tomato cups with this mlntare. sprinkle with paprika and serve Immediately oa ertep lettaea Ot TOC NAT ntm TBBBB FfLUNCB Chatted ewort pMlea. or rbaMsd stuffed oHvoa may be oubotli Mad fee the cuewmber and eeiery. * you prefer. Chatted united almonds ov pecans aaar so k!s~ wfft fte c-tieg* abeeew afM—d we< and piled lightly into the tomato eupe. Top with m f r—nr*— B CB|LLT Not aH Sunday evenings in tale cummer, however, are warm and balmy. desM are so ehilly that we are much more in favor of hot fo<«i than a salad So let's use a different stuffing for our tomateea and bake them. Wall serve them with het coffee and some piping het popovers or muAne. BAXn TONATOM STIFTBO WITH CBKESB I tooMaet A grating of oaten 1 cap soft brand crambe h tap. eaM N eaTrMed yeifow Amarieaa tiESL Eff tat fhMB Gftlti Hmsm fw top I atrip baaM bv-Xled (if desired) Seoep eat palp from Me tomatoes, and salt the insides lightly. N» thsTtoamto pZ *7<he brvadrniSe. cbeeee, chopped bacon, onion, toll and pepper. Stuff the torr.stoev with thia misture Then place the stuffed tomatoes kt a battered dish—or in I buttered mufla eupe Sprtakte additteaal buttered bread enunbe and grated eboeso (ts desired) ever tbe top es the tomatoes. Babe for SO alnat I > la a moderate oven. Uo° F. Taj-IW IMS w asw Mw. tee W you bare any opoeMe eeoklM peebteme, eewd a tetter requesting Mermatien to *•**> Ceookse la earn es tbte newspaper. You will receive a prompt, personal reply, tteaoe sneises I cent stamp to cover pootaae.

|reaslonal record of A«g < after Holt bad charged that selfish men were back of the lonaerlptlon bill, ■eg with flMocial interests In war. Minton undertook to reply, charging tkat Holt a father oppoeml feed lag the A. E F. daring the World Wat aad that Holt's brottau '

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

r>to South America to escape mill11 tary service .Minton: “I get a little Impatient 1 at being lectured by a slacker fam-;-1 ily 1 S t I g I." I-1 Holt : "I merely whh to state I that as soon as the aenstor con1, dudes I will answer his malicious I ■

11.. Minton' "That is the widenrr that wav given before a (-ommlttee 111 t t a." Holt: "I do not know what cans nd the senator from Indiana to get In the spirit that he baa gotten in to. I notice he has been going back and forth out of that door If ever j the administration wants filth to lie thrown they get the senator from Indiana to throw IL” Minton: "And when Hitler wants It thrown, you throw It.” Holt: "No, not at all. There has i never been a time In recent bls tory when the administration want nd some dirty, filthy, low Job done that they could not get tbe senator from Indiana to do IL” BRITAIN’S GROWING (COMTtMUBD PROM PAOB OMBI Is the moat Important British port in that area. The British indhated that they had been able to make only a slight defense of the desert country and no defense of Zells because the French surrender had lollapsed previous plans for east African operations. Tbe plane of Germany and Italy for early and peaceful solution of territorial problems In the Balkans appeared to be encountering some dtffii ultlee although It was still un certain whether they would be of a serious nature. Reports at Bucharest were that I Bulgaria was demanding return ot an area greater than Houth ttobrudja. which the Rumanian govern ment would be espe. ted to oppose , The departure of Grigore Gafencu from Bucharest for Moscow, arous- | .-d speculation on whether Rumanla would seek Soviet support in resisting any increased demands from Bulgatia or Hungary. In the far east, the Japanese j press reported that the government | was determined to push ahead Its program tor dominating greater Rast Asia regardless of the atti-, tude of the United Htetes. A visit by U H. Ambassador Joseph Grew to the Tokyo foreign offli • was described by eatremisl newspapers as "stupid meddling." 500 Sheet* B!i*H Sunriue Canar) Secoftti Sheets neatlj wrapped, 35e. M „ The Decatur Deaorrat Co. i put. meat oft.'.'!?! 1 1 1 ! I 1 '/.Lr M>V SI. MM» r*^ Tl» JC K issi mas*a: towi's" ||,>sloa. Mass n ... tmter. IS3S . P n jolts M HOWKM. President l/lt’a/KH A HKATH h. r.ury Amount oi Capital pai'l I up ’ —-- I OR<MW AHHHTH OF GUgH'ANV I Real Estate I nin- smb- x „ ne 1 .r- I | M..rlK Iff* ‘ 1 "pitMU (Fret from any I Rfior hi’ ufiibrarii B -nd. and . kllJ j;, «> ,d (Market Value. l.so. (-,sh I" H*nk« A of’!'" .<>.> Interest and Not I -,a interest. :-0.ti«l», lAi.-rued gecurlties '!«- * i.rest « Renta. Kt' ■> UOmer ite. unties ... H*>ne p.inr Luses . , • ** |>ue and d"t»rred l«t« . premium net • • IA. . ousts otherwise se- I I “* re< * Total Gross Assets » J.eSO.SiO.le to-duct Assets N 't Ad- „ mined ! Met Assets I LdABIUTIKd Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure ~ ..uistandlng risks i *-■ • . a»»d unpai l . *> »*<• Issues adjusted and not I due .... ' " less, a unadjusted and I In suspense •’ Bills and Accounts un-;-.«,'l ••• '■ ; Amount due and not duo banks or other c-redi- I tors • oilier Ltebilßle* "< ths Company Toi.l MMtiltte. ... » m.»H ■; v'n ingenl R.s.’rv. • gorplus » "hl-aU. il ■<,tal I ; ssaJM.H IBTATE W IN'I.IAN'A, orft.-o of Insurance Commissioner 1 the undersigned, tnsuran.e t ornmlsaloner of Indiana, hereby certify .that th'- above la a correct copy -d the Statement ot the Condition of 111., almve mentioned Compai.l on th., 31st day of fie<emher. IW. as Shown hy the original statement and that the said original statement I" n-■» on file In tills office. tn Testimony Whsreof. I hereunto aul.e rib, my nam-- and attl\ m> ' tn <l,l seal, this 11th das -f J . I'.lo (Meall FRANK J- VIEIIMANN InsursAi-e Commissioner, •If Mutual Compway so STOP! UM)K! READ! | Ous to the tremendous demand. ; we will repeat our last Satur | day's Special! Orders taken Friday and Saturday Phone 15S 2 plump milk led fryer*, ready ft>r lhe nkillet SI.OO METZ EGG & POULTRY CO. I We Deliver

•c< «P I IMH AMAI IN • aUASA Nf I I B 1. 4 A T A-N t.ws ?f‘ 1 I w g f 1 pm<se»ew | w>» , esUwoswte«misW jw YOU CAN BUY NONE FINER THAN pa KROGER’S CLOCK 3 H BREADOK THE MIRACLE VALUE! AND YOU SAVE UP TO .307, A LOAF!! YOU'LL LIKI THIS BtTTgB, RICHtR, FRISHgR CLOCK BRgAD - GUARANTgfOf KROGIR CLOCK M 01. KROGIR CLOCK SANDWICH «r « diced d»M_ RYE BREAD df l«««. 1 fi<q VIENNA BREAD J Imvbb 2><p Thin Sliced . A hmveh *>V BI NS PkK lOr Sandwich ar Wiener Buns of 8 gnjoy Thia Bettor Beverage Mow. KROGER S NEW y Kroger'S Country Club Finest Creamery Rolls WESCOLA 3C ~“ x ' 2 ” ,5c WFWF KROGER'S BATMORE QLEO 3lb 25c GUARANTEED PERFECT BAKING with .... ’ h iOC KROGER S COUNTRY club MACARONI 1 1 * 19c New Improved « Kroger s Country Club .... pkg. H nun IL M CHERRIES » No. 2 JQ C FLOUR /nC Kr - r,c -" uyc "* e^ w, ‘s». 3 mm 2 " b - d ‘ i/nnnn'*° c, * >LE "AOn KROGER S AVONDALE KUI I 1.l I SHORTENING c>n /l<p FLOUR .24 lb. sack 59c |\nUUU Lb e .n *T JU PORK A BEANS 1 2M,W 2CC Kroger’s Country Club 9 cans •tiff*' " GRAPEFRHT N». 2 IQ C KROGER S HOT DATE J Kroger's Country Club can •wrw SPOTLIGHT .3 lb. pkg. tomato ji ice l 2lor Kroger's Country Club J cane PURE GRANULATED Wfe 39c SUGAR e $1.19 t m Ph, toe WAX PAPER 125 ft. Ifta w< * R,t * Cutter Boa *Vw SALAD DRESSING ()l. Jar i— Kroger's Embsssy ■ I CANDY BARS m for fl Ann PC2HPP 4 nlJUlUvflllUU “" 00E " •COUNTRY CLUB w„4i'>g. Milk™ 6 -34 c CORNFLAKES KR(M;ER 7 S SELECTED FRESH FRUITS & VE(iETABLES PEACHES 6 lb 25c GRAPES -x" 2lb 15c CANTALOUPE each |A C HEAD LETTUCE each |A C Jumbo sue. Indiana grown •mFWF The Very Finest Quality we can buy Sweet and Tasty Large. Solid Heads TOMATOES libs. .. n ... Home Grown 3 * V V HOBeV Dcw McIOBS Just right for slicing. Eatra Large Sue — Each te CELERY ” 3 lg. bunches lOc Kroger’s Guaranteed Quality Meats — Features For Friday & SaL TENDERLOIN 3£, lb. 35c BACON ” lb. 15Jc Lh. l O<J BULK PEANUT BUTTERIb. 10c SPAM - PREM - TREET,I2 oz. can 27c JEWEL SHORTENING 4 lb. pail 49c ADAMS COUNTY r VEAL r.r lb. 25c harb 3^ Veach g WIFTS SL | ( E |) BACON _ tb. 2k VEGETABLE SHORTENING 2 lbs. 25c “PRESSED*' TENDER PICNIC HAMS lb. 17c tv« I Swiss Roasts •- lb 25c

PAGE FIVE