Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 34, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1941 — Page 3

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ffIOWD ATTENDS P *’' TV ■* lo I ,1 .nd *•!«*»♦> * »•**• " ' h - '* U.t • h '" p* **\( sh.. American Legton F- 4 ’ ' party There Were I F* * uM*** In I'l-tf with FC-” rhok** <>t HrMw*’ or F*’ < were served at I a*’’' P* hrtdfe were awarded to F** u. Kik Hr*. Holier t j Mi, Vaughn Hllyard L tedi*" arid '" l<an- * ' ihrick and Henry <*»»• , . . m pinochle ** *I bF M ' Über* ' ,l,kr - Ljj»s j '" l ' ,r ‘ .. while •!>• »rl»*« P. MK ‘ "ad- Kdtor Epiurk* Fin**** in »hart* th* '•'* Hnrry Miller. h Ra'ph K H""P »s<l M v " k ~r* i u * <iMiOh GROUP m inTtflk »tihg mict - MJ >• discussion dub 2L(,trnins m the K of C hall M «<*' Stcmher* Present The ■UM*'*' 4 * "’ !" a ’"’ r in “ nl T.n,- wkk h •■■>• h member rese ro |l .ail with a current "JL, ReadnS was ,h * *®P*C ag. i«.-m m •• tiphanlw "Catilo- ' p... mon h shich ‘ >• J| ■P* Sally Says: [bra'ed Iccth and I tn unclean mouth I ■ean —bad breath. I

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l> BAMIMiN ( VKROLL | U< rm>m *>*4bsu Wrtur BOLLYWOOD - LIGHTS! | CtiOOU ACTION! I Got* tn the ..lay* when HollyW set***-. instated on being i beautful in i every foot of a F $ flk ■ fl .’ f- w | W i! I g- to I SB ’ ' t rern e that ■ J | ' H ‘ ll "A k W omen's 1 L Face'' ® ha,f ■ ■■Bi ' n:r " "■' h iS-'" '* i ' ‘ •'•'■' k lisfigured by a Motas Carrol! terrible scar Even knowing st in advance, I get a shock , ■ weit artier. I come onto the , •Ur. we what the makeup men , ■» tato with Joan s almost per•Rhaturte a pitying a tense acene with ' «“*: Veldt and Reginald Owen, ■»» erooks tn the story of a ' ** charged with the attempt- • narter of a child. JVtfory is toid m cutback form ' g-a scene is in an early reel. ’*’•** heroine meets Melvyn ***• »ho helps her to regain 1 ■"“’J through plastic surgery ■"• changes her bitter out- *«»> standing behind Director I FMChkor when Joan turns her « get my first look at the * ««orU entire right aide ‘tc*wing up the corner < •Vo/ o'*'” 0 '*'” ’ al Plenty of action in the L **“• •"rprised by Veldt. hZT - div * ,or » p** to > an* l I it out of her hand. . #l 2r how «*«’. tt’a hard It s hard to but the scar. •«km this to Joan when the jgW.wt underrtandabte," she i bn ikT thto ,lm * in lhe to 4»L* u<1 ** nee will have got- i ,hock 1 fcta * car TJ,e 1 iZ ’J ,unu «°«* **<*• P*°pl» She usee ‘ the disfigurement, . < /* , n * he U talking to EJ think this u perfectly , Kz k ,, fc wr « * woman Ilun«'1 lun «' Hke this." tCtM * lU ‘ <*»• makes her real- I

ANN frigidaire REFRIGERATORS IUHRICK BROS. IHHII Vlll> VIlwU and RANGES

' month of February Mrs J II llrun- , ton cave a review of Father latrd'* pamphlet as follows: "There are all aorta of things tn life that We deliberately shun. We do not Invite lepera into our nar* tors. We segregate < onfaclona disI rase*. W<< know that aonie thing* mint be known by doctor* thing* •f which we are bitanfully ignorant "W* are content that the tin of mankind le< p.iured Into the ear* of a priest. “Ho with literature; there are rerla’n thine* that do not io-long In det ent literature They are rule jecta for the specialist, the doctor, the prleat and the ao< lologlat. We are better off without knownlng them. Jus’ aa our Uvea are richer If we are spared personal contact with gangster* and prostitute*.' "You will notice, by the way. that moat of these < harat 'era you meet In the literature that ‘show* you life' are the failure*. mit< Mia, the I *ad and horrible wreck* of the world. They are not aval* who make life richer but tha-.r who rob life of Ita richness. "Far your soul's sake, shut the ; doors of your mind In the face of the author who live* as hr write* In frank Immorality." The missionary society of the' Zion Imtheran church will meet in the church W--dn.-*day afternoon at two o'clock. All member* are asked to be present. The ladles' aid society of the Fbsj Presbyterian church has announced a supper to be served in the dining room of the church Kat-' urday. February 22. The menu and further announcement* will be made later Hut the public i* asked to keep in mind the date. — CHURCH OF GOO SOCIETY HAS REGULAR MEETING The missionary society of ’he Church of God met at the home of , Mr*. Herald Smitley Thu sday as- 1 trrnoon with Mr*. Emery Hawkins a* the leader Mr*. Robert Strick-

las for the first time how difficult it must be for actresses who don I photograph well from certain angles “I don't see how they do It," She confesses. “You have no freedom of movement." Joan isn't being catty. As any cameraman will tell you. she is one of the few feminine stars who Is completely photogenic. That may be one reason why she to willing to deface her beauty for this picture. Over at Warner Brothers, I watch Bette Davis. James Cagney, a burro and a rooster enact a scene for "The Bride Came C. O. D." Bette and Jimmy, two of Hollywood's outstanding performers, must yield the spotlight in this case to their furred and feathered co-workers. The shot Is one where the hero and heroine, after making a forced landing m a plane, wander into a deserted hotel in a ghost town. Location scenes for the picture were made at Death Valley. The company to just back on the lot. Everybody to kidding Bette and Jimmy about having to play stooges for a burro and a rooster. When Director Rill Keighley wants to rehearse the two players first without their barnyard rivals, he says: "Let’s just run through the scene this time without the stars." In the actual take, the Idea to for the burro to make a startled ■lash through the lobby when Bette and Jimmy call out to see if anybody to in the place. Then the rooster, sitting upon a piece of furniture, to supposed to start crowing. The burro does his stuff the first time but the rooster won't crow. Bette and Jimmy repeat their walk through the lobby. Still the rooster won't crow. Its trainer. Curly Twiford. stands in front of the bird and flaps his arms encouragingly. The camera assistant makes a noise like a hen ducking. This proves to be an Inspiration. The rooster perks up. Bette and Jimmy hurtedly go into action Sure enough, the rooster crows on schedule Everybody relaxes. “Well,” says Jimmy. "I'm glad that's over. I was afraid it was going to tarn into a career."

CLUB CALENDAR Soslaty Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phons* 1000—1001 , Saturday Mission Gand, Evangelical I Church. 1 p m. Monday Phoebe Bible Class finest Ilan--1 I tfUef, Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, < p. m. Pythian Ulster* Temple K of P, Hom*, ? p in. Research Club, Mr*. Hrle Hoss, 11:3d p m. , | Junior Art*, Ml** Joan Cowens, I 7 30 p m. Postponed Pythian Needle Club. K. of P. Home, After Temple Firemen's Auilllary. Mr*. Irvin EHey, ?:20 p. m. Tuaaoay Catholic laidie* of Columbia. Potl.u< k Hupper, K of C. Hall. < 30 ! P m Zion Walther l.esglles, Ituslnes* I Meeting. Zion Lutheran Church i Ilasement, 7.30 p. m Itelta Theta Tau Alumni Party i for Chapter. Appelman'a Restaur--1 ant. t:3o p. m Corinthian Claaa, Mr* James ! Kitchen. 7:30 p m Mother's study cluh. Methodist I I chart ii. 2 30 p. in Wednesday | Hl Jude * Hludy Cluh, K. of C ‘ I Hall. 7 30 p. m. I Zion laitheran Missionary Hoel-1 I ety. Church Social R>*on. 2 p. m ’ Hhakespeare Cluh. Mr*. Hick Townsend. 2 3o p m. ■Historical Cluh. Mr*. Ed Ahr. ' 2.30 p m Thursday Eastern Htar Inspection and Ilan- 1 quel. Masonic Hall. * p m. Pleasant lisle laidlea' Aid Hoclety. Mr*. Thomas Hrlfifth*. All Imy Meeting. | ler read a poem 'Each Ha* Talents." Mrs Floyd Mitchel read the .’lst . Psalm and prayer was offered by Mr*. Floyd Mitchel. Mrs. Hawkin* cave an article "Christ A Reality" After a short business meeting a . social hour followed during which refreshments were enjoyed by the right member* and four children present. Kt. Jude's study club will mee' at the K of C hall Wednesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Co! orrd slide*. "Explanation of the Mass," will be shown at this meet-, ing. The Corinthian < la*s of the Chris-, tian Hunday school will meet at the home of Mr*. James Kitchen Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Each member Is to bring a Vaienj tine for the Corinthian Pa! MRS. JOHN T. MYERS HAS EVER READY CLASS Mr*. John T Myer* wa* hostess . to the Every Ready class of the Mr-! thodlst church last evening at her , home on Fourth street. Mr*. John Wilson gave the devotional*. (hiring the social hour two con-; tests were enjoyed with prlaes being won by Mr*, (tan Tyndall and Mr*. Jesse Niblick. Refreshment* were served by Mis* Ina Gilpin and the Mardame* John Nelson. M E. Hower. E W. Johnson. I*eota (leery and A A. Pollack. MOTHERS CLUB MEETING ANNOUNCED The Mothers' study club will meet at the Methodist chun-h Tuesday afternoon at two-thlrty o'clock with Mr*. Robert Mill* In charge of devotional*. The subject for the afternoon will I ’he "Character growth through ■ meeting problem*" Huhtopica will ' be Riven the me miters and a round table discussion Will follow. Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. Glen Manlier and Mr*. Htanley Callow. NEW WAR MOVES CONTINUKD FitOM PAGE ON» ultimatum on returning to the government. Il was said to be .anI changed from hl* previous demands. Laval was said to continue I to Insist that he lie made premier with a cabinet of his own choosing. responsible only to a national assembly of his personal *ele<«l<m He continued, it was said, to demand full powers in the sphere of foreign affairs and particularly in all negotiations with Germany, BRITAIN’S AIR coxTfNuten from pagm orb doors and window* on the English coast Soon after a bright red glow spread In the sky and was reflected from the low clouds aa if a fierce fire were screened by the strait fog.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATUR, INDIANA.

•Mountainside WKcre Seven Died in Bomber r. ■ '

w Here to the first picture taken of the wreck acene of the lost V. 8. army bomber, which disappeared last month after a flight from McChord field in Washington state and only now has been found dashed to pieces on the rrxky side of Deschutsu

8080 NEWS Mrs. Lewis Sapp. Mrs. Henry Mil--1 tor, Mrs. John Halley of Detroit visited In Fort Wayne Sunday. George Koos of this place is seriously ill at the home of his daugh- : ter. Florrn-e. near Portland Mr and Mrs. Fred Reynold* were Tuesday evening visitors at tbs Kenneth Butler home. Mr and Mrs. Earl Colter of Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Colter were Sunday Visitors at the Ben Colter home. The V. II todlies' aid met at the I home of Fred Hilton Friday evening with 20 members present. - -w -■ Turtle Has Artificial Leg Greenwich. Conn —tl'Pt Sam Pasquaretll has what he believes the only turtle with an artificial leg The turtle was crawling around on three legs when Pasquarelli found It He fitted a wire to Its ' shell to keep It In balance while he fitted a metal leg. Th.- turtle is I nametf Peg-leg. 0 Owns IMO Campagin Button Waterloo. Ind. Il'Pi Henry I Link of Waterloo ha* a collection ! of la.-npagin button* of al! the pre- ' sldeniial gfgetions -!«*••• l»M. His i prise Is a Stephen A. Douglas gold- | filled button from the I*4'! election I In which Abraham Lincoln wan vie-I I torlou* —o Putting thing* off somehow most- i Ily applies to duties and not to pl-aaures. — s .. —■ ... EXPECT VOTE ON CONTINUED FROM PAOE ONE bill amounted to "a virtual suicide of the American way of life," He said that the air force was a French Man of Hour r * * Admiral Francois Itorton Admiral Francois Darlan closest confidant of Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, to France's man of the hour in the government crisis revolving about French - German relations. Thia to a new picture t of Darlan.

* peak, high up in the mountains. All seven aboard were killed. In circle at top you can distinguish U. B. army men recovering bodies with the use ot a big rope. Lower circle is the tail end of the ahip. Upper right is a forest lookout station.

■'myth” lieianse of aid already eg-, tended to Britain and that the bill ; “negatives all chances" of develop ing this country's air power Secretary of war Henry L Stimson Indirectly refuted the charge* in a letter placed In the corninlltee | record after William* testified

M■MM Ladies! You Are Cordially Invited to al tend the Cara Nome Demonstration at our atore Week of February 17th MISS LEE HOPKINS Beauty expert will be >n charge and will be pleased to help you with your beauty problems. Come in and consult her. Phone 82 now and arrange for an appointment. B. J. Smith Drug Co PUBLIC SALE As I am leaving the farm. I will sell at Public Auction on the old i Camel farm, located 1 mile South !•» mile East of Salem or i> miles Southwest of Willshire, on TUESDAY, February 11,1941 at 9:30 A. M (CSTi 2—HEAD OF HORSES—2 Roan horse. 10 yrs. old. wt. 1800; Gray horse. 10 yrs old. wt IMOfi. 1 both good workers. 12-HEAO OF CATTLE—I 2 Red poled cow; Jersey cow; Hrlndle cow. Holstein cow All these due by day of sale. Ayrshire cow due to freshen In May; Black Jersey cow due In June: Ayrshire A Shorthorn cow due In May; Holstein cow due In March; Black cow due to freshen In June; Heifer due to freshen in August; 2 coming yearling heifers; snow white Nhorthorn hull. * mo ; old. and Angus bull calf. 11—HEAD OF SHEEP—II 10 good yound Nhropahire ewes to lamb soon; Shropshire buck. 24—HEAD OF HOGS—24 2 Spotted Poland China sows with pigs by side; Poland China sow due to farrow March 20; Hampshire sow open, 2<> head of shoats, wt 76 to io« lbs POULTRY »» large, white Pekin hens. 1 drake — IMPLEMENTS — F 12 Farmall tractor with cultivator attachment, like new. Little Wonder tractor plow 12"; 3 sets of shears; IHC trsetor disc: 9 ft cultlpacker, new; Rotary hoe. new; M<Deering corn planter with fertilizer attachment and tongue truck, new; grain drill, grain binder 8 ft cut. works good: Case mower. 5 ft. cut. new. Dsln hay loader; Ohio manure spreader, new; Actney harrow; wagon and bed; S roll McCormick corn shredder; spring tooth barrow; clover buncher, new. la-n I” feed grinder; New John lieere Corn Binder. FEECL—IO acres of shocked corn in the field MISCELLANEOUS So ft drive belt; 2 electric motors, one with fan for cow stable; pump jack; water tank with gas heater and pipe; <6 gal feed cooker; hog waterer; kettle with stand, lard press; Delaival No. 12 cream seperator; four 10 gal. milk cans, almost new: block and tackle chains; 200 rod barbed wire; hay forker and many other articles too numerous to mention. 2 COACH DOGS: one 14 mo. old coach dog, spotted a* a leopard, one 3 mo. old coach and German police pup. S. S. LANDIS, Owner Chris Bohnke. Auctioneer. Decatur. Indiana. I Jeff Llochty, Auctioneer Berne. Indiana Lunch by Ladles' Aid

I The aircraft Industry, hr said ha* expanded appiotlmately I'Hi per-1 | cent In the last two year* beeauMof foreign order* while the output haa helped develop a linilah air force "which I* now reasonably , elpei-led 1o sllccesifnlly meet the . 1 crisis this year.

Edw.trd Linn, son of Mr and Mr*. 1 • Rufu*" Linn of Fort Wayne forI m>-rly of l*r< atur, a graduate of the Fort WajFMt Art school and now a I student at Rail Htate Teacher* colI lege wa* recently elected to memI l»er-Inp In Tau Epsilon, national I honorary art fraternity at Munr-le Fred Morri* of Hartford CWy wu< j attending to hu*ine>* here last ] evening A large group of Adam* county i | men went to Indianapolis yesterday I where they visited the farm bureau ! 1 oil and fertiliser plant They were | Ed and Frank Arnold. Clint Hurt,

MONDAY MORNINC WE WILL HE OPEN FOR BI SINESS IN ()l R NEW LOCATION Corner Third-Monroe Sts. and invite all our friend- and cunt timerIo vinil u- in our new place of hu»ine—. Building Completed Hr modeled. New Equipment .. A Finer Sen ice. Wall’s Bakery Phone 316 Delivery Service * k /—J * J Birthday in Your Family, Too? Give an “AMERICA FIRSF BM ELGIN ■LJHB '24 ’29 15 JEWELS • IL*lO.l loam t.nilirarifrli thaaka ®’ ■* ’"'■' brrthda* s -u|--rb IKj .*'-- ~r" ' ni "" J fir-t It.>4 dui» r «>ei* SV .7- > .I*l t.rne.l |.< *..ur*.» 1 ~mr ill 1 """ ,r, “ r W l till* | I’ll-<->lli'-ai.>iil» f-i i. Er <? nH ■Fo * I— —a-TT— K ’ ' 'wl A 0 V.wrl tn IS nr« /-i'/> i lOirndnblr 1,. ' ! T/. fUnri/r/.ftinmr V /-/ <■/<' I t.si.7 »a*.7» "'.A »ie.r» [HEMr. 1 </r Kunril, >l-/.4 .1. j-* .1. V BMgajaV*'' : •,4./ ;./...4, /. r ,.4 4’OJf t3S.fi mill t3».yj w/ C **ei»i/.- -W HL /H 7 . e, \’XX .fil: " 1 arnESw . ■ $3'«.3» gis.yj 1 0 Months to Pay 9UOCET No c,rr F'"« PLAN w” Chargs. JE-WE-LE-R-

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i Vlberf Reber. Glen Adl»r, H. If. High. Ham Hm.»ehen. Ed Newhau*er, Clifford Mann. Everett Johnson August Helkmg. Tice Raker, Ed Tunneller. Chaun< ey Hhewts, Al* beM Hieneke and William Ehrman. Alva K Hurger. of route 5 mad* a tiu«ine** trip to liecsiur this morning. Mr Burger had been quarantined with his family until lasi Tue»day Four members of the i fsmlly were ill with warier fever. They are all Improved now and able ' to lie out. Those of the family who had the disease were hl* -laughters : Annie and Ln< ri-ila »nd -on* John ! and Roliert Mr. and Mr< Otto Helklng of Monroeville vi itid here this morn- ' Ing