Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 228, Decatur, Adams County, 26 September 1941 — Page 5

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leal Auto Dealers Announce Showing Os New 1942 Models

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I i Dealers Announce New Plymouth

s the first photo of the new Plymouth • < preset,•■ iby hx-al dealers at introduc- " public showing* this week. Greater lowK®'st ar.l width keynote this new Plymouth , wh t- lx,th performance and economy better through use of a new, thrifty 9i 'f»tx>wtr engine. Increased power at lower

■TODAY’S WAR MOVES (Keg. U. H. Patent Office) HE By IxciiiM K Kcemlc Iff the United Press War Desk

I^PRAGUE^™ 1 I Stock Reducing Sale! 19 hT r,BW,, ’d , »n*Sacrificeon High Grade l.iving Ricin. Eg I ninK M,ni and Bedroom Suite*.. Rug>. Piano-. H fß "7’? rinv "aHreaata, Bed Springw. lump- Bitch* ■ ilh ,WneU ’ i "’ d • s “h. trade-in ■ *** " n >our old furniture. Bw! S YOl U l MT' TO SA' I. I’I.EM ' ! B lheti a'l f ew y ,,ur (‘hrmlma* (<itt*» and la.' M *y during thin money saving event? I Sprague Furniture Co. PHONE IW

" Thunderbolt /z Influence MKSM MBr UP : yTjJJ "It’s a Thunderbolt", says Chrysler of ns 1942 car. This view shows a striking teaemblame to the ‘Thunderbolt' that touted the country In caravans this year and won the admiration of some sis and one hall million persona.

I engine speeds permits a lower rear axle ratio, I thereby saving on fuel. Running boards are enclosed and concealed by the wide, lowswerving body lines and riding comfort •» ' further increased as the whole car is lower to the road than before. This is the Special ! Deluxe 4 I’off Sedan.

, einlmiked against Ru.-sia he mu- 1 | finish the job or he is in dang' of losing the w.n Hut Ruashi proved to lie a imuik* y wrvm h in the mm hlnery. In the fourth month of the war. Rus it till Is holding and though the Gentians have lii'eli .slowly driving them back tie Germans hat to tight emy foot of soil Tin actual nilliiaiy situation in Ing as oils. Ur. .I-. II is. ' would I" Ulin to speculate on how l<

a .'I k> • p up. <>r how fat ami h<>w ,i i . Russian* Will l><- foi< '<l to i, .it However. In connection with the liipunnt of Hrltlsh lank* t<> Itu-i.i tin- Hrlihh evidently half it.>n.' hope that llii'otu will . hold out for many month*. That iini-i* -ton i» strengthened l,y i.xlay tali no til of Euiest HeV 1 111 llljlH-l' of ilior I'ollltillg out i . that Russian induslilal ihihliu tlon II h l been haul Iri. he called on I British workei» for is months io i|a yelll of intensified effort to help) . Russia | llltbr’s lm.se* in Russia. in manIpowei. plain , and machine*. while 1 nol as heavy as lliore ol tile Rils- ! i.iii-. huv< Ih .ii tolnssul Tin y . ' li.iv io !» I'eplai ><i from Germany Lind ini tipled Europe il the eastern >1 1 umpaigii drug- on Thai could eventually iin.ui nlltppillg the holding lorie ill the 'onu|ihd eminlrles to -mil a slim mm gin that umbra over revolt might burst spontaneously into H um nvei a wide area of Europe, i Also. Hitler arch-enemy. Englund, lii'id from lie fein of Invasion, I would lie able io get in name hard knocks. . j ap oi ihi- hnd* iri deme to re. ' |,o.i Alial Hitler I trying Io levy ' |„ ihaps l.omi.ouii m<n from HuiI garni. Italy. Hungary and Rumania I lor service against the Russian*. This might Indicate that Hitler’* dilll'ul'ies with the Ruesiatm aiv I moie n al 'tian gem rally had been believed and that he cannot spare I enough mon' inn from Europe to 'iiiihli the Kovl'l army, a* he had ! hoped to do before autumn thi | ilic other hand, It might indicate I Dial 111 In eg the danger of a ' I Iniiij wat ami hop's to tip tlie hal 'amc immediately with thaw unwilling allier Ho”»ver til. !»'-•'J on 'Br.< P*>ykw aud thttr UiUiuij meu u

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA.

One of the New Dodge Truck# WMsw. a 1 Twn lnn ISndrr JoKßared cab over-ertgiae Izwek 12kinch wheat baw. wilh vpertal Make and platform kwdv

triittons. It la almost iirtaln that th* Unitarians do not want to fight the Russian* mid would do so •>nly tuirl'-r the heaviest Herman pressure. Kvell »o Ihelr hearts would not he in the light against Inothet Ivan any more than were the hearts of the Slovaks who i wer< withdrawn from the front. ' Bulgaria. under Germany's thumb. 1 is reporte dm be trying to squirm out of It by offerins ot furnish troops to release (letma nforees 111 th. )H<iipied countries. Italy likewise Is repented to be balking at withdrawing her troops from th)' Mediterranean If Hitler, insisted, howeevr, Mussolini might , consent rather than lueak with his ( Axis partner. Il< lias too much at > ' slake hi view of Hitler's Interest In th>‘ M diteriati) an and North Af-' 11).i if he actually has naked tor a laige Italian force in Kussu It * is not ici tain that he has It might be Indicative of hard going in litas- ' ala Defense /> • Bond yUIX Q Ju»t what i» inflation and. how can It be inlnimlted? A Inflation is a decrease In the ' buying power of the dollar caused by a islng cost of living This in In n I" brought about by ■< heavy public demand, resulting hum a rapid increase in the national income, for thing') which cannot Io |>ro)|i|) ed In liirg) enough quan ' titles. Kvery cltigen can help I ininimU' Inflation by buying 1»• ' sense Bonds and Stamp* Q What ■an I do to help my ■ -on wiio has just entered military ")*rv ice ? A Yom l»>y must be clothed, fed and supplied with the latest > ipiipiii)iii This i equlres money Buy a Defense Savings lloiul and help tile Goveiinnem to equip your sun NOTE To buy Defense Binds mil Stamps, go to the nearest post I offli) bank, or savings and loan i is.oiiation. oi wrlie to the Treasurer of th. I'ntted Htates. Wash i lugtoii. D <' Also Stamps an now i lon sal> al nr.ist retail stores. o I News Os The World * By United Rreee * * lt> ilm A -P"ial lommuuiqufft from \dolf Hiller s headquarters | i ) t)d today that th)' (leimans t had now lak< it IbJ.tsm Itu -siun i prismii i* nt the Kiev Poltava pm k ■■t in th)- I kraine. Moscow Delayed dispell hew I from la'iiiiigi ad aid today that old 1 "

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m>m and women and children wen j fighting fire* started by German j air raids while aliii- bodied men 1 fought at the front and iniddl*' aged women anh'd them m aunliaiy sei vii ys New York A it Itish btoadiasting corporation newscast, quotnu a Moscow spokesman and h"srd here by t'Bfs .aid today that tlv Kussiwn. had beaten bail) a full stale German diive on th) t'rlmraii Peninsula in which pa acliutists. tank*, infantiy and artillery had taken part London Kadio H« Istnki a rted today that the Germans were "a! the gates” of Gharkov and were approaching Orel. 20J inib nmili of Kharkov and the same distance -out I of Mo-COW. SAYS JAP FATE CONTINUED FftOM FAOK ONB za'ion of a new world ordir..' Japan's imtnutabb' policy, act ord ing to ho. is th*- "preservation of pe.U) .Hid the stiri’ilUatlon ot Hast Asia ' and he said the three power par t was merely a concrete expression ot this spirit, which ion stitutes the basis ot our foreign | policy at present.” Itu .aid 'he three power pa> ' I wa» •Ignifiiant lie.au-)' It reiog-i maid Japan ■ "leadllrt position ill the establishment of a new oid> > In great) ! east Asia.” 0 Kindness i. 'he greatest unu-' d j capital m th'' woild today.

IP a Acigaret And an overstuffed chair W Have you fire iniuance f Leland Smith Insurance Agency Glenn Hill Leland Smith Phone 144

j The New 1942 Studebaker Champion | w •'’•PiAanl ’4 ; ■ |wi — S&Sg t , ■ 1 »< *9*B' f' . .*• S *■J-’* l l l . Here is Studebaker's entry in the lowest price field for 194?—the Champion Custom Club Sedan for sis passen* gers. The new Champion, featuring advanced streamline styling by Raymond Loewy. maintains toe oper* atmg economy established by its title winning predecessors. The Studebaker Champion is available in Custom and Deluxstyle 'wo-door and four-door sedan* as well as a coup* (or three passenger* and th* Double Datcr coup* for five.

Smart Styling Keynotes New Chevrolet t: . . .\?? ww wam HIP - /*** / *? ■ .

putinguishe 1 styling, characterize I bv • new nwisive nets, mark, the new 1912 Chevrolet, intr -'urr I 1 ■ th motoring public today. Shown above i, the Sj» ci..l De Duse Sport Sedan, a roomy, luxurious, six paawiger n. -lei. A

The New 1912 Model Pontiac is here , ... — Jr> . — — I

1942 PontiM Torpedo Dr Luxe Sed.m Couj* ... a new' iruxit! in the Dr Luxe line . xame M the f .nvnu S«'!an Coupe of the Streamliner which broke a'.l r.. rd» in 1941

new grille treat.. ;nt With integral park.ng lights, and the smart niwelmgatr I Inait fctnler, which sweeps back mtc • ..nd open, with the front door, are leugn high.igi.i, i Interior apienntnients arc in the modern mode.

< J 1.. . 119-inch wheelbaw. with eiU.et nx -» r>«ht-cylinder er.Rine .. . restyled in appears,ee . 50 per cent longer r.xit fender* . . . new wul'r radiator grille

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