Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 217, Decatur, Adams County, 12 September 1940 — Page 3

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Fortify Yourself NOW WITH VITAMINES Ayinst winter colds hirttrM |jver (HI Hainer (HI Capsules - 49c " .. 79C 1 Mod Liver (HI, mint r,o raps Parfce-Davia tts 89c 1-09 to , 30 caps Abbotts »«S? 2*39 Ear. 59c 1 J. SMITH DRDG CO. The Retail Store

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'\'ary. Republican national thalr matt Jo*aph W. Martin. Jr. of Maa» | irknaolta; and Oar. Harold K I I Hiai«**n of Mlnneaota. chairman nt{ npaign advisory MMBIMM. I, The Repnhliran nominee leave* j 1 i,might on a T.ftni mile western | | tour of I* alalea In which he will , i .eeh I** elet loral votes, all of | • hl'h twite have been cast solid 'ly for Mr Bwwaevelt GIVE PROGRAM , i OF CELEBRATION 1 "" Mexican* To Celebrate ( Anniversary Os Inde- J pendenre Sunday • The program for the <elebmG'o< of the anniversary of Meilran In ] dependent e, to lie held at the De ratnr Country rtuh Sunday wa« tompleled today Two-color programs printed mainly in Mein an languagi art delna distributed fnr the event 1 The program* bear a caption; ■ tatre and Glory to the Heroes of Mexico." tin the cover of the program alro IS an appeal, "rlllgana. let us hon or the heroes who gave theli live* I for liberty and country" The event, starting at C p m in the Iterator Counry club, will mark the IWth anniversary of the Meltraw Independent e Thia festival la being sponsored by the local group of Mexicans Maders of the group asserted today that their event has no tonnett lon with another affair to be , staged at the Country club on Sa' urday night, and that no admission would he charged for the Sunday . event. — -• •■.-.0-.— - CONFEREES IN roMTiNt'MD from page oxe they can *ue the government If they ' are not satisfied with the ‘ Just com- > pensation." The conferees also 1 Eliminated a senate amend- 1 meat providing that any person required to give up his Job within to days prior to enat tment of the bill should t»e deemed for reels ployment purposes, to have been discharged as the result d the Impending draft The job protection clause requiring employer* to restore jobs to conscripts after service was not affected by this change 2.—Accepted a house provision granting .draft exemptions until I June 30, 1»«1. to student* entering collegos this year. Retained senate provisions giving the department of Justice a voice In determining the legitimacy of objection* raised against the draft by ’■conscientious objectors,'' I <- Tossed out a senate provision 1 placing under army contracts for > guns, tank* and other supplies the same profit limitations applying on airplane contracts , K. -Re-wrote the housing provisions to guarantee that no person should be inducted into military service untl larrangements have been made for adequate shelter and sanitary facilities. •- Eliminated the house language under which an employer tould not hire an alien to replace an employe drafteu for service, but retained threstriction against the employnn

of a member of the communis' party or the th-rman-Amerlca.i bund —....—. 0— — Nteamer And Tanker Ctillidf In llarbtir New York, rtept |j UW The i*MI-ltm Greek aleatner Sea lldlas bringing !»xg tMSsengers to N« w York from Europe, collided I with the r, mg ton Norwegian tank I er l.ltlopa In New York harbor I today No one was reported In-1 Jured The Nea Hellas, bound for It*; Holeiken. N J , pier after lieing am bored all night off th« l nlt«l i Ulates quarantine station, wa*| demaged lonslderably on the star-1 hoard how above the waterline o Boiler Kid’a Wife Enters Hospital Chicago Hept 12 (UP> Mrs Frederick H Hnlle, Jr wife of the "holler kid" who ha* lived four years in an "Iron lung" respirator, entered the Lying In hospital yesterday hi the anticipation of th--birth of a baby th- hospital slated today The famous infantile paralysis victim annoumed last May in hla mlmeographlc gossip sheet that “the two-legged bird la expected by Freddie and Teaale In Heptemlrer." -„ 0 _ POWDER PLANT •CrrWTIMI’KI- FH"W rang ItNW leas powder only today The force of the explosion was so great that scores of motorists felt It and began driving toward Kenvil Police ■ <>tnmand> ered many auto* for use as emergency amliulances Polite <ar* and a half dosen fire truck* at the acenu were similarly employed Telephone lines In the vicinity of the plant were snapped by the blast Ong Killed Wilmington Del. Hept 12 '(J.R)

Goodbye,. flow I’M DOING ALL MT CORN HUSKING with • JOHN DEERE PICKER FOI I OW th* eiample of thl* fellow, and *ay “good-bye" Io th* huaklng hook—«■«* yourtelf th* eipen** and fut* and bother of hiring and feeding hand picker*— an** time—do away with on* of th* hard*it, most long-drawn-out job* on the farm—har*e*t your corn faater and cleaner with a John Deer* Picker. John Deer* build* a complete line of picker*—th* No. II one-row one-man pull-type for J-, J-, or 4-plow tractor; the No. IS one-row one-man puih-type picker for John Deere Model* “G", "A" or Tractor; the No. JI two-row pull-type picker; and the No. JS two-row pu*h-typ* for John Deer* Model* ’’A" and “G" Tractor*. Com* In and wlect your picker now—be prepared thl* fall to pick your corn fatter. eaaier. and at lower coat. 'J-. > USE I) M A (HINER Y (All Reconditioned) I—John Deere Model A tractor.l—McCorm ck Deering Corn °*"* r " ”“ rP °" I—Good* Herculea I'/a h. p. Gt. t-Pardwn Wide Traa ,_'X’r 10 D.ak drill. 2—Purtip Jickt I—Fordaon. 14J7 on Steel J—Oliver Plowa 2-14-1-12. 2— McCormick Deering IP2O. ( _ l2 M John Oter< Tr , ctor I—McCormick Deering F-12 on plow. Rubber. I—4 ft. McCormick Deering Several Cheap Fordton* Combine on Rubber. In good ahap*. 2— 4 ft. J. Deer* Combine*. I—John Deer* No 11 five foot I—Single Row International Combine (used on* aaaacn.) Corn Picker. I—American 4 hoe Ferta- drill. I—Heavy 12 ft. Oliver Tractor I—7 ft. Roderick Lean Diac. plow. I—Nleco Spreader. 2—Beet Lifter*. I—New Idea Spreader, S—Burr Milla. Power Shelter. I—l 4 ft. John Deere Sulky Plow Steffen Hdw. & Imp. Co 3rd Street Phone 180 Decatur

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A spokesman al the home office I of the Hen ulea Powder Co. said today that rme perron was killed In an explosion at the concern's | Kenvil. N J, plant and that estl j males of the injured ran up Io IN. The only other Information rereived here, the spokesman added was that a big firs raged at fthe plant after the exploshrn. o. HEAVY DAMAGE r ONTIML'Kn PHOM PAOR ONWi new type* of gun* were In action or many hitherto conOealed secret! batteries were employed 4ss not known Similar report* of greatly siren* thened antlwirr-raft atiion tame io from crmstal areas where German raider* also were active. There was smoke hate over the larndon are* today but none of the treat fire* such as followed the 'lnitial German attack* t'aaualtlooi were much smaller The anti air-1 craft fire wa* said to have brought | down two and poMlbly six German I plane* over lemdon during the, attack flcore of yeaterday'* action wa* given in Ixmdon a* «» German plane* destroyed. 21 British seven pilot* safe The Hrlllsh bomber command raked the French channel coast fnr hour*, presumably conientratlng on air bases and tuner nt rat ion* of •hipping In the ports I Other plane* blaatod at Berlin. Hamburg and Breuo-ii Germany reported that the British made a ;m©dle-agl WOMEN HUP TKIt ADVICfII J I Thousand* of women I »■ try.to H time* with Lrdis E R -ipyk■ Pinkham » Vtoublt ■ VR Compound—famou* for ovsr *0 ysars In rsllsvlng frmsls funrA. tiunsl troublss Try It*

'l2 minute attack on Berlin, hilling a fat lory in the northwestern part 1 of the city, starting fires and caus I Ing other damage H rme Itomb* 'fell 111 the Tier gat ten Berlin admitted that fltes were set in the attack* on Hamburg and Bremen Hut the attack on Her Un. apparently tarried out by three wave* of bombers, was said tu

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I hav* boon Ims M-vnrr than thosiI of prt<vloua night* At ixuat to [w rroll* wars klll«-il 1 . th<- Garman high ■ ommand rlalm «*d a«M-rl|ng that "Garman larmh > er, pursuit and d'-«troy«-r squadron* I, rontlumol reprisal attack- 011 L<>'i I doll, d«y and night ■ I Th<- Gorman prana ruarod with > ang«r and Itri Vigrlff i lalimd ihai

avr-nslng Garman squadron* warn | ilaunblng Ixmdtm •wary In mln 1 Uta* ** Tha Garman pro** ampha*lg<-d , th" "brutality ' of th* llrithh »i L I l«i k* ahl'-h wore daorrllu-d aa '*t I < Ing an almost aictaalva toll of • {civilian livo* «"d projH-riy |i II Tha more of ya*tarduy‘« battlajl - *■ glvan in Barlin «aa »" Brit

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plana* da*troyad and id Garman plana* ml«alng in addition to aavara night mid* on lamdon »nd Llvarprud. Barlin Mild, a Brltlah convoy of |n ship* was aitarkad at th*- mouth of the Thame* Hi! ehip* wara sunk, anolhar •••' aflro and tha ia»t forced hack up iha Mtuary. iha Germane •aid