Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 180, Decatur, Adams County, 31 July 1941 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FahUakM Svarr S.«olM Bx< opt Hundsy by TU* MOCA TUR DEMOCRAT 00 laco«oorated. ■ttarsd at Um Decatur, Ind . Post Uttka aa Bavoad Class Matter. L H. Hailer- Prasldent A. H. Holtbousa. B«'y- A Bus. Mgr. Met D. Heller Vka-Prsaldanl Bubscripttsn Ratsa dingle L'oploa 4 -®2 One week, by carrier——— .10 One year, by carrier....—— 000 I One month, by ma 11.31 Three mon the, by mall 100 In months. by mail. 1.75 One year, by mall.— >.OO I One year, at office.—-- 1,00 Prices quoted are witbin a I I radius at 100 miles. Elsewhere 83.50 one year. — I Advertising Ratos made i I known on ApplicationNational Representative BCHEERER * CO. 18 Leamgtou Avenue, New York M Bant Wacker Drive, Chicago. ' ® i Charter townbers of The Indiana league of Home Dallies. We talk a lot about the weather 1 but no one seems to do any thing a- ' bout It. Mark Twain got that one off but it's good yet. o—o | 11 Indiana has sent 17,733 men be-1 " 1 a tween the ages of 31 to 38 Io the national training camps, which is , " one out of twenty-four of the mem ' who registered laat October. - 0 — ; About a two-day rain would do , I * more good than any thing we can I I » think of and it would choke the heat wave that has proetrated hundreds of people and taken more 1 than a hundred lives. O—O It's fair week and thousands are I ( enjoying It The children seem to get the same thrill a lot of us did years ago. And the old folks even < get a little excited. just showing the youngsters a round. —O—O— 1 I Home one ought to figure out : . where the heat waves come from and how to plug the hole. During the recent one which lasted a week « a score of Indiana people died from I prostration. That a really serious —o I The gunman who specialises on , holding up young couples and stealing the giil should he pntperly taken car,- of and It he keeps It up will find himself trying to talk an angry group of people in permitting the < 4 law to lake its course. O—O A Berlin newspaper sheds croco- ( dlle tears I totalise they declare ( President Roosevelt is controlling ’ congrtwa. That sounds funny, com- | iug from a country where the law j making body was tossed out of the window eight years ago. O—O An increase In personal and real estate value of a half million dollars this year, aa compared to last, indicates a steady and healthy growth. The added valuations are general over the county with largest amounts in Decatur and Berne o—o Becretaiy of War Stimson has publicly apologized to Senator Wheeler. Now if the senator will admit that some of bis statements Were a little strong, there may be a chance of the unity needed to make a democracy function during a crista. —o—o— Don't overlook vlsithig the marijuana oshibit in the Dugan building. A campaign to stamp this weed out of esislence in the middle west to now on and In Indiana Is being conducted by the Federation of Women's clubs. O—O Improvements on reel estate m Decatur show a gain of more than a hundred thousand dollars tor the year and we are just started. Plans for many new houses are now being made and the city to growing rapidly- The peputoUM bare should, it

present growth continues, reach near the ioooo mark by 195«. —O—- - livestock show is large and you will eujoy visiting the tents it you are interested In the burses, catlie and other products of Adams cuunty. Its a mighty important part of th, business of this locality and you won't find better auy where you travel. ♦ • We are informed by Utose who know livestock that the horses, cattle, sheep and hogs on display at the fair are the b,wt ever. Take a look al them You will find them in the tents on Find street between Madison and Jefferson, at th, < ounty garage on south First and the horses at the sale bum on east Monroe. O—O We know you are busy for every one Is that can stand the summer weather, but doit t forget to put away a few dollars occasionally for that rainy day, which may never come but which wise people prepare for and have always found convenient. You can invest in defense bonds and savings stamps now and they will grow in value aa the years slip around. —o—o— Charle s Weber, well kuewn local man lias been elected commander of Adams Post 13, American Legion and will assume the duties August 35th, succeeding A J Baker who is concluding a successful year in that office. Mr. Weber is an enthusiastic legionnaire and interested in every activity connected with ihat group of hustlers, veterans of the world war. lie will continue the high type of management the local post has enjoyed since the chapter! was installed. —O—O Arch Bobbitt served the Hoosier Gt ip four years as state chairman and if we estimate bis ability by his record In the laat two elections, did a very good job. Then came the legislature of 1941. Bobbitt tried to get all the jobs he could to pay oft the worker* who had assisted him in his campaign. He was encouraged by the jwrty leaders. Then his "ripper bills" were declared unconetitutional and his factional foes got busy and gave him the "boot." The gam,- of politics is about like the slot machine, it's difficult to get the jack-pot. O—O While we want everything possible done to aid defense, we also want this country to move aioug in an orderly manner. We want people employed and business good. William 8. Knudsen called attention to that fact after Administrator Leon Henderson had announced that automobile production would be cut fifty per cent, because of the need of material. That would mean thousand* of expert mechanics out of employment and a general disruption of business. To his credit Ire It said. Mr. Henderson recognized the good sound sense in Mr. Knudsen’s statement and immediately reversed bis decision, bo that there will be only a cut of twenty per cent on new production of cars. - The plan of Mr. I. A Kalver and son to provide a f ree parking ground on east Monroe street is commendable and will meet the approval of the community and of those who frequent this city tor trading purposes. The plan is to clear the entire apace through to Jackson street, giving room for about three hundred cars. It is an important step and will answer a long time demand. This week carl are parked for blocks from ths downtown sectio,' of the city and this occurs each Saturday evening when people from a radius of fit teen or twenty miles motor bore t< trade. We don't know just what tbt i proposition to the city wtll bo bin 1 we feel sure It will be more that r fair and that the proposed improve i meat will go ahead with proper reg I illation by city authorities The . parkuig apace to to be free am t will prove at value to every bust

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* Answers To Test j Questions Below are the unaware to the , Toot Quoetlone printed on Page Two • 1. Wellington. 2. Baookbll 3. January 1, 2<*Vl. 4 Anaiuae. 5. Braao. 8. Jupiter. 7. Titanic. M. Three rente an ounce or fraction of an ounce. 9. Former Governor. Alfred E Smith. 10. Kaiaer William II of Germany. .. o ——— I Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee > 0 Transparent Soap To prepeie a tin impure nt -oap. mix one pound of y--llow bar aoap. xhavod in thin alicee, with *w-pint of alcohol Put into a kettle of cold water and let the water l»i! for ten iniuutea. stirring Ht« xoap all the lime. Scenl to pieaee. bergamot or roee. and pour into molde. New tnamel Pan llwfore using the m-w enamel pan. put it into cold water and place on the Move until the water bolla. Allow the imn to <ool in the water. Thl» treatment will lengthen itx life. o — — " “twentyyears” 4 AGOTODAY July 31. 1921 wu» Munday. neaa houae. The Kalvem will have the thanka and appreciation of every one for their progreuaiveneev.

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Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA Lit 0 - ' ' ♦ (J. In what HtMiut-nce should th,page, iw used when writing a social letter? A. First, second, third, and fourth, unless a very short letter when the first and third pages may be used. • Q When one does not understand the name upon being introduced to a person, may one ask him pointblank what his nam- Is? A No; just avoid mentioning the name. Q. Should a guest begin eating with Mie first eonae If he is late at a formal dinner? A. No; be should iw-Kin with the course at that time in progress. News Os The World * By Unitod Prow 0 4 Tokyo Admiral Teijiro Toyoda. Foreign minister, apologised to Am American Ambassador Joseph Clark Grew today for the Iromtring of U H. Gunboat Tutuilu He told him that new and urgent orders liad been issued to Japanese forces to avoid damaging American property. Izmdon ~ Britain mad, war against Finland for the tirst time yesterday when naval aircraft attacked IMsarno. Finnish Arctic port, and Kirkenaes. not them Norwegian port, the admiralty said today. Moscow— Ruaaiau troops have wiped out one of Adolf Hitler's <«wn regiments of picked bodyguard troops, killing more than 2.M0 officers and men and taking nearly all ths seveml hundred survivors prisoner, a war communique

said today, Berlin— Gentian informants, intimating that the fall of Ixnlngrad was near, assorted today that "remnants" of several Russian divisions had lieen encircled and destroyed at the northern end of the front. COURTHOUSE Real Estate Transfers Ktlgene P. Fields, et UX to GeiUid W Visard et ux part of out lot 21 In Decatur for |i. Eugene P. Fields, et ux to Gerald W. Vizard part us outlot 24 in Decatur for fl. Bernard J. Clark, Adm . et al to Harry Young, inlot 14 in Decatur for |j. Harry Young et ux to Herbert C. Braun, et ux inlot 14 In Decatur for tsee. Amos J. GraJe r. et ux to Kmil Bieatz. et ux part of inlot *sl in Decatur for 12750. Maggie Haley, Gdn. to Charles O. Daniels, et ux 2 acres in Decatur tor >I2OO. Anna Taylor, et al to Sanford S i-atidta, et ux 42.M> acres in Blue Creek Twp. for 5345 U. Erwin Breiner, et al to Fred AAir, et ux inlots 1 to 7 inc.. In Decatur lor 81. Fred Ahr. et ux to Isidore Kalver . et al inlot, 1 to 7 inc., in Decatur for 81BRITAIN WARS (CONTINUBb FROM PAOH ORB) attack was launched from an air- < raft carrier and was mad,- with toiredo-carrying planes. They claimed that 38 British planes were destroyed while the Germans lost only two planes. The Germans said Russian pianes attacked art the same time. The raid *“• described as a "complete .'ailurw.”)

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