Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 32, Decatur, Adams County, 6 February 1941 — Page 7

i'EIIRI'AHY «. 1941-

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«ouM Ilk* io hove win. H would | w very «Mr i<> »«y ,h -' Kngiiah' flni. gentlemen. Engllah viclory If ’ It were possible *1 "11. would 1 ! ne< essltate year* of war and an mvaalon of ih«' continent of Europe j 'll believe Ibis would rraate proetra tlon, famine, and disease In Europa i I - and probably In America euvh I as the whole world has never experienced before -That !■ why I say ihai I prefer '■ a neaotlated pearr to a eomplele vlrtory by either aide " Lludtrerah said he did not be 1 Have HrPaln rould win lb* war •ven with American help lie said that the I'nlted Ittates. therefore, should ‘atop •n<<ao.ia [ Inf thia war" and "throw the forre jef the country behind a necotlafed peace " hn immediate attempt to Invade ' the I'nlted States Is not In prospect |hr said, apreeini with an earlier witness today. Col Robert It Mi ' Cormti 11, publisher of the Chh aao Tribune Although Llndlrrtf < all rd for rejnrtloa of the Hiitlsh aid bill, McCormick would not eapreae <n opinion of the mrasun and rooflaed hia testimony to an rvalu atiou rd the military and aualreiv aspects t< invasion and American aid to Britain. Mi-Cormlch told the committee that if Britain Is eotiqui red. hi would favor ruiupyina British and French poaoeMlotis tn the wee'eru

; hrmiapkere to prevent their solturr. by tier many — itmamw imam. m. .use • ▲ Local Man Picks I'p South America Goodwill Program • 0 Flarl Harmon local radio ra- [ thuataat. has "jumped the auu In > the proposed ie*outlni of rela-1 ttons between North and Mouth; Amertra by use of the radio With a planned “program rs • hange" of the two continents only ' UMNrtka away. Earl “picked up" a | foreign broadiaal from Ibe heart . of the Andes mountains tn Booth A merit a thio week Rmordlng the program he Im ' mediately mailed the record back to the station with an acknowledge > meat of having received Ms broadcagt. The station Hf’JV I* InuFTT m Quito. Ei uadoi and limai|u«t< over !< meters It is known as a gixHl will station and broadcasts primarily for the purpose of rear hmg Into North America. Missionary programs romprise most of the broadcasts over the Mallon, which carries “The Voice of the Andes" as Its tb>-mr- The program was received by Harmon on a Sve tube set which had been “suped up" on Its short wave band. | A number nf iSecaturites have begun to liateti to Booth American programs with an eye toward picking up those dedicated to the stronger North Booth American feeling. STRIKES AT FIVE CONTfWUED FROM PAOM ONB whli h hold defense contracts totaling IIOIMW.OM. Other disputes tn brief: Cleveland. O.: Federal tomihaior attempting to mediate strike of ftHt workers at Htandard Tool Co., | tn demand for wage ln< teases and union contract. Kork Falla lU FKWOC begin 15th day of strike against international Harvester Co plant involving 2&<i workers. Comiilator attempting in reach aetth-ment on strikers' demands for higher wages and union ner ognitum Detroit. Mn h Htrlke of less than CAW Cl<» workers -on tinues at It II Jolly Co. despite settlement of another strike at Flei-O-Twbe Co which occupies same building Flea a I Tube workers given live to 15 cents an hour wage in< reuse* bonuses and seniority rights Jolly walkout malntslned pending negotiations on similar demand* Bridgeville Pa Work on If- . ouo.tMMi defense orders resuttuM ‘ with settlemeni of strike of J.ftMi C|t» steel and tin workers at Cuij ver sal Cyclops Steel Corp Nettle- , inent reached when union voted to I accept company compromise on ' demand for union se< urlty and inj creased wages WILLKIE WENDS CONTTNUBD FROM PA'iK ONB ' blond Imt I hate aggression and tyr-1 ' anny Tell the German people my ' I conviction* are shared in full by i au overwhelming majority of my - fellow countrymen of German des-1 cant They. too. believe la freedom 1 and human rights. Tell the German i people wo German American* re-1 Jeet and hate the aggression and j lust for power of the present Ger-1 man Boverumeht.** After WHIHe reunited Lisbon I safely yesterday the Britiali government. always secretive about traffic to Lisbon, disclosed that a squadron of fighting plane* had been sent to escort tha Crnumer* ial plane on whic h Willkiw rude, but the *ky was no cloudy It waa doubted that tb» lighten! ever found ‘he commercial lim ** bad taken off IWriia. Feb « i'f’t Germany ha* no grsast <M i«ic*t in Wendell L. Winkle's message to the Ger-

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, man people- auAorlaed German I German quarter* said today. HUNT <)NE-LE(s i foNTINUBD FltClM FAOB ONB | IWh- rw they touqd her poaaeaaloti* | strewn al»ou' Among them were several bonds and stuck* of unde--1 tei mined Vhlu* While they were breaking Into Ml** Connor*' room Harry Keating (I reported |0 Nergt llobeit Ryan that he had found Mia* Connor* body tn the basement, doth •d only in a kimono Ryan said •he had Ireen dead al least Since yesterday morning and hr believed the ilaylug occurred shortly after , breakfast tree attse toast and eoNer j were found on her dilielle table I The order tur Ballard'* arrest was issued after Miss Elin Kudo. 21. another rcarmer. told Ityan she had overheard Mis* Connor* and the janitor arguing Monday and ths' Mia* Connate had luld llallatd and bis wife to move out by Thursday ityan said rumination of Bal -

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lard'* quarter* revealed hr had' moved leaving *cime <rf hi* belung-1 Ing* and a small black aud white dug. les ", A Farm DinruNMon On WLW Saturday Noon Clarence J Mct'ormh'k. member of the Indiana AAA committee and Kuo* county farmer will discuss the conservation materials program over radio station WLW. Cincinnati OH Naturday February « Mr McCormlch will be Interviewed by Ed Mason (he farm program director for WLW Thio diMMkion will be a part of the WI.W "Everyl*>dy's Farm Hour" whic h b>-glna al IX o'clock noon H'NTI. , ■— lleeervoirs maintained by the f. N rwdBHMHIon bureau have a combined capacity us 52 215 ww acrefeet of water —o —— — Shtiwini; of new Drewnr"'. popular price*. Hl vie Shop.

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