Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1940 — Page 7

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votlti l« faenr of rodurlu appro prlaUona for the artny air corps," while rharclna now risen h. had failed to provide adequate aerial defetia.-a Conaroaolttnal Kepublkaas. he l salt voted aaralnet the Aral ««rl cultural adjualmetit act. the .oil conservatloti and dnmeath allnt mem act; the second a<rl'Ulioral adteatment art; parity payment, to farmers thia year and the stamp plan for distribution aarirultural surplus to needy fumlllre “What hind of political shenanltm>< are these*" ashed Mr Nooue Veh “Can such lienple he trusted with national defense-*" He answered with "no" and the audience roared, "no." Hr publican erilklani of hl» re. armament proarum he said Is helled by the facta "The moot teem usable unpatriotic misstatement of fa< t about our army." he said "Is the hrasen charge that the men ■ailed lo traintng will not be properly boused. "The plain fset hi that constntrHon of army housing la far ahead of achedulr to meet all preoettl needs, and that by Jan & nest there will b,- completi- and adequate housing for (Motto soldiers. Premise To Parente "I five assurance to the mothers and fathers of America that eac h

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Ira tn lug will be well housed and well fed. Throughout the one year of their training, there will be constant promotion of their health and well being “And while I am talking to you mothers and fathers I give you one more assurance. I have said this before, but I shall say It again and -igaln and again Your boys are not going to be sent Into any lorelgn wars . . the purpose of our defense Is defense." To charges that land, saa and air forces are weak. Mi Roosevelt replied that the vise of the regular army has more than doubled since (ierinany's lnvasl->n of Poland, th<* navy in 1(W is strong whereas it was weak and disorganized In 1113. the sale of military aircraft to Britain la building up America's capacity io produce aircraft on a scale that soon will make this country the world's greatest air power. CORBETT RALLY ■ CONTINUED NKOM PAOK ON«> Hcburger. Arthur E Voglewvde. Hobeit II Heller. II Muselman. Howard Hrandylierry. Andri w Ap-pehn-in. Arthur It Holthouse David Adams. Bernard Clark. Fred Hancher. Herman Keller. John S'ults Fred Kolter Harry Hebble. Ira Fuhrmap. Hubert Ifrpwu and Stan ( ley Oreen .Mrs Paul Babner. v■> •• president of the Young Democratic Club of Adams county will preside ai the dinner for Mrs Corbett. The arrangements committee for the dinner will !•* Mrs Charles Lose chairman. Mrs Huth Deficit. Mrs (' M Ellsworth Mrs. Ruth Holl Ingsworth and Miss Hose Nesswald. Neverin Nchurger said today. The reception committee will be .Mrs John Heller. Mrs John Tyn dull. Mrs Paul Buhner Miss Anna N'esswald. Mrs. Itos. Hase. Mrs Victor Eicher. Mrs Robert H Heller. Mis Nathan Nelson. -Mrs. laiwrence Green. Mrs Arthur Vuglewede Miss Marcia Martin and Mrs G Remy llierly At the dance lo Ire held following the court house- and headquarters meeting th* following are In charge of arrangements: Richard Macklin, chairman. Ralph Gentle. Kathlicii Fryback. Wilbur Blakey. Edgai Krucckeln Ig. Phyllis Hunt er. Gills it Til., tn* Harriet Frui lite Harold Koller and Helen Gilllg The > at» committee is cumpiMcd of Monica Hchmltt. chairman; Joan Colchin. Robert Aahlmm her. Bill Coffee. Mark S> burger. Esther Meyers. Jeanette Rutnschlag. Margaret Lose and Naomi Schultz. Th* members ot (he dooi committee are Rolrert Brown. Bernice Dubai h. G Orland Htauffar Il'ith Deßoll. Isiiothy Hoffman L.iwrencc Thieme. Marcus Ntaley. Flor emc- Heuer and Lucile Braun. The attendance committee

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I of Mrs. Paul Buhner. Arthur Vuglewede Huth Borns. Roy Htrfcklur. Edwin Kauffman I Herman Keller. Mrs Leia Aeechliman. Ruth Nchwarfg. Fred Hlerly. Flossie Kleiner. Lee Hai kman. Nori ■ bert Ixise Pat Murphy. Bill Koop, i . James Chrlaten. Herbert Boerger, I Howard Hrandylierry. Mas AnI drawn. Eloiaa Miller. Chester Lauti zenhelser. Dun Burke. Illi hard Wertzlrerger. Gerald Light. Harold Mclntosh and Truman Kiuecke- ■ berg. MONROE NEWS I I ■■——■■ Mrs. William Ntavenlk. who somei time ago underwent a foot operai tion underwent a second operation i the pant week, and Is convalescing at her home. Monroe high school students and teac hers enjoyed a social at the school Monday night Contests and games were enjoyed during (the evening followed by a lunch Her and Mrs. Veinon Riley and ~ family of Arlington, visited friends and relatives here during the two day school vacation I Mrs. James Cummings entertain'd members of her Sunday school ■ lass Thursday in honor of her sls- , ter. Mrs. Nadle Hchecer. of Warren. |Wbo Jpi]| been her guest for several **-eks At noon a chicken dinner was enjoyi-d by the guests. Mrs. I W L. Keller. Mrs. Etta Heffner. Mi- I A Hendricks. Mr- John

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Hocker. Mrs. Jamb Ncherer Mrs. Jacob Umgsntrerger. Mrs. Helle Andrews. Mrs. Ada Harnett. Mrs. Dan NoHslnger Mrs Nsllls Lusk. Mrs Freeman Walters. Mrs. J. II Ktonehurner. the honor guest and the hostess Everett Rice, who suffeted a severe selge of Illness lately, la again confined to Iced at his home Ms guerltr Irewellen Mrs James Cumming, and Nr. .and Mrs J. A Hendrh ha motored Mrs. Nadle Ncherer. who had been visiting friends and realtlves here for several weeks, to her home at Warren. Kunday Members of the Methodist church

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.: M-hrml "Builders" elaas held their (Jctotrei mcreting al Ihr home of Mr. aud Mrs Ku»ael Mikheil Tueeday night '' The young |reor!«a class of the Valley Wealeyu Methodlzt chor< h, taught by Haymond HarrDon. held the October social Thursday ulght { st the Monroe M-hool house The King's Hersld, snd Mystery , Mother, will have their annual earry-in supper Thursday evening . at 6 » o'clock in the annex ■ - Mrs Kpurgeon Hendrli was a I guest spaaker al the Methodist • I church Hunday for the evening service and the Epworth league seti vice

Can’t Draft Plant*. They Volunteered Indianapolis. Ind.. Oct Jl—iWl II W Preatls. Jr. president of. the 'Phr National Manufacturers iassm laiion last night told the Ind iana Manufacturers aaao< lai ion that American Industry could not Ire con- ; scripted tor the nations: defense 1 program because It had already volunteered Ha services. In outlining economic dangers of ' th,* program. PrenHa warned arnlnst "red tape." Ha urged that the defense advisory commission I* granted authority to stsiitlurdlz*'

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I specifications roordlnata lbw work , of bureaus snd divisions related to national defense sad to "eliMlaatr all burMuiratk exchange of Coneallfies. Walter II Htephenson of Marlon, -econd vlce prestdent of the Delta Kle, trie company was elected president of the Indiana organiaaitoe 1 sui ( ceding K M Mims of Klkhart. Sheets, ntall) wrapped. 844*11 • 20 lb. White unwßiermarked mimeoyraph. adaptable- (or ell kinds of mimeograph work and Nuitoble for ink wiKMlure, 80e. The Decal ur Democrat Co.