Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 143, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1942 — Page 4

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DECATUR OAH Y DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening ExcHpt Sunday by PH* UTCATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated. ■ntared at the Decatur, Ind.. Pott Ofitee aa Second Class Matter H. Heller President 1. R Holthouae, Sec'y A Baa. Mgr. Dick P Helier -Vice-President fiubecrlption Rates Single Copies I 03 One week, by carrier...—.—— .15 Dne month, by mail .35 Three months, by mall 100 Six months, by mail — 1.75 Dne year, by mail ■■ 3 00 Prices quoted are within a radius of 100 miles. Elsewhere 13 50 one year Advertising Rates made Known on Application National Representative BCHEERER A CO *ls Lexington Avenue. New Tork 35 East Wacker Drive. Chicago /•A Charter Members ol The Indiana League of Home Dailies. The Ameri' an Flax not only the most b autiful in design but It Stands for the finest things in the world. o—o There isn't much dangi-i from the Japs landing on the Aleutian Islands. Tin y have pablit ized it too much o_o This is a hard year toi politics. Even the state conventions have a touch tune breaking in the streamer headlines. —o Voluntary gas’- >s Sundays may < om. soon i> Indiana to take the place of the proposed rationing. Well, this is no time to complain —o W widen palls and tubs will take the plan of the metal one., foi th" duration, to save metals. Wonder if they will be guaranteed not to leak The Adams < irciiit court is on vacation and Judge Erm hie and the Other officer- Will enjoy a sev eral weeks Vacation The n Xt regula, term will not convi ue until Septemlx i 'th —o It's time t<> go fishing and we kow of no belter way to relax than to spend a few hourn tn a boat with plenty of bait and the finny tribe in the humor to recognixe an appetizing liith li. --— The more Ud rubber we < au dig up and deliver to the tilling stations. the iougei w.. delay gasoline rationing and the more we will aid Uncle Sam ill meeting a serious problem, the ehortage of rubber The Minnesota proprietor of a bottling works aho report'd "no sugar" when he ac tua.iiy had 1 pound* got a “sweet" dose when ths judge fined him 33 !<*• and sent him to jail tor six mouths. Crime duesn t pay. Take that old * ,ru out pair of rubbers over to the tilling station and look around for olsl water hottl«s or other pieces at the much needed material We are trying to see bow much can be mkod together the nest two weeks -O O - Another sare way to help lacto Eaai to to save tires an a cars by driviag carefully That s also a 1 good Uuag ta redactng traSi accidents as has siteady Ueeu proven C!"—' —— For a of Decatur Daily Democrat go to People* Restaurant Lowe Bros. Re»U«ranl on sale awth evuuag Lu *

i by the big gain shown in fatalities m Indiana so far this year. Ensign Donald Mason, the man who sank a submarine and report'd lighted sub, sank same'’ was , billed to speak at a luncheon in Pittsburgh Monday He out abrevl-at'-d his official report. The full > text of his talk to the banqueters ’ was "Helio." -0-0— I An Indianapolis man had s*.OtM) i hidden in an old ao< k and says he 1 1 was saving it to buy war bonds. It I has disappeared and the police are ■ I hunting a young negro who was I seen loafing around the filling station that the man operated. .Moral you can buy bonds with as little as 115.75. -0 This nation has felt kindly towards Finland, believing they were doing only what they have had to do aga.nat Russia and then as an .illy of Germany but if they join \ in an attack on Murmauk. as se« ms | ; imminent, they will lose the best 1 friend they have in the world, the | V S A. —o M Clifford Townsend, former governor of Indiana, who has been acting as director of agricultural war relations lit* been promoted and is now administrator of con-1 nervation and agricultural admin-1 istratiou. A hard worker, with ex pi-rieuce as an executive. Cliff is making good as his friends knew lie would. O—U Republicans are gathering in In-1 dianapolis for their state umven non to be held tomorrow at thet ■-nlisoiim Th'v will adopt rosolu- * tions and nominate cadidates for stat' "t!i< < and a delegation from Adams county will attend A contest for the nomination for secretary betwe'ii Knapp and Alvxaudi er Will feature the event. —o Plan. for tin Democratic state convention to be held at the coliseum in the state fair grounds on June 30th are going forward, chairman Bay - h.i - nam' d anaugoment and pisiform committees and th< program will soon tie anncuiic<d Governor Sthrlckvr will give the keynote address and a laige delegation from Adams county is planning to attend. —o— Mike Lee who lived along the Pat ific o< can in Sail Francisco, got to thinking altoiit the vast amount of water In front of him and worked out a plan. lie set up a bottling works and using a little coloring, packaged the water with an atll active lalw-l ami sold it at 320 per gallon, claiming it would i ur. any thing. He was making |3o.ihHS a year when the law caught Up with him This week hr- wan fluid 11 000 and given a five-year suspend d sentence -0 Gird yourselves for many inconveniences until the war is over. I We must understand that we will ' uot be able to travel much. we inns', eat the food that w t - can get which ought to be plenty, but per haps not the variety we have eu-joy-d, we may have to arrange busmess to meet conditions and we will have to pay heavy taxes and buy ismds If realise the seriousness of the situation we will do all this and more gladly U» wtn the war for we are fighting for our very exiatewce. We can and will . do it but dun t Hunk Rd going to be easy . 0 -0—Voters in Adams county should keep in mind that one of the Im i poruat things thia year, if we want ] to keep Indues forging ahead, will be to give Geveraor ikhricker a legislature that will support bi* If we do that, be will do even a better Job than b« has door already and be is credited by citUcM of all polttkai parties with having performed wonders The I>*l gem eral assembly devoted its entire I Ume to hamper mg the chief execu ■ five and tu passing acts that hav« I Imkcb bT

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! the supreme court Thsse Incind!ed the decentralization laws, thskip election farce, a registration .program that would have turned - that power over to party chairmen and th*- truck icw which coal the state a million dollars. Q - Answers To Test Questions Below are the answers to the Test Qu stlona printed on Page Two. I Earl Browder. "lawt Horizon." by Jrues Hi!I ton. 3. True. 1. Booth Tarkingtou. 5. No. 6 The femur ’in the upper leg. 7 "Billy Conn. 8. Madam Chairman. 9. Chlorophyll. In. Four (Jupiter, Saturn. Uranus and Neptfipe). Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Q When leaving a strarger to whom one has just been 'ntroduced. is it all right to say. ’Good-by. Mr. Biown, I am very glad to have met you"? A. Yes, this is ail right. Or.

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"Gond-by Mr Brown: I hope I' shall see you again sometime” i Q. How long after the wedding ■ ceremony should the reception be, bold? A The wedding reception is held immediately following th" eere-' mony. Q. Should one iitt very small ‘ envelopes in social corre-pvnd-ence? A No. Not only are these in poor taste, but they are apt to go astray tn the mails —o ♦ ♦ Twenty Years Aqo Today June 17. 1922 - Bids for new hospital building including g< neral, plumbing and heating and electric, work total 3180.00 b. which is 120,-1 oho over appropriation The trus-! tees will ask an additional 325,000. The John C. Ruhl resld'-nce at stop 9, on the interurban, totally destroyed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. C. C Pumphrey and Dr. and Mrs. Fred PaVtarseli eturu from a week in aotithera Indiana. Henry Gass, a native of Decatur, dies at Stockdale, Mich Mrs. Mellon Burna. 78. dies at i home ot son Frank in lx»a Angeles. I a. Census records show that IM.- 1 737 more men than women died in BMP.

I ♦ I Household Scrapbood By ROBERTA LEE I Mayonnaise If mayonnaise separates and be- 1 | come. < lotted, try adding the white I of an egg. putting it Id slowly, half; i a teaspoon at a time, until the mixI ture Is again smooth Almost invariably the separation will b«. overcome. Grease on a Rug A fresh grease spot on a rug • may be removed by coveriug the spot with blotting paper and pressing a hot Iron. Then cover the .pot with magn<wia. let it .einain for twenty-four hours and brush off. Care of Hands The use of gloves, especially kid. helps preserve the softness of the * hands. Cleanline*, and sprinkling with orris-root prevent txcessive perspiration. 41 SEAMEN KILLED (Continued From Page 1) on rafts. A omst guard cutter directed to the rafts by a navy patrol plane picked up both groups of survivors * within a few hours of each other | and brought them here. The undersea raider stalked the Panamanian vessel for mo.-e than seven hours before sending her to the bottom.

CHURCH REVIVALS I Church of Nazarene Where to go—to the revival crusade now in progress at the Church of the Nazarene located at Seventh and Marshal! streets. Service begins each evening at 7'*s p. m. In many places In Britain and especially in London, the House of God. hallowed by centuries of worship and beautified by man's act. hai gone, smashed and ruined by bombs and fire. The honi'vi of the people have been demolished and their family life disrupted. It can happen here. Last evening the Rev. Younger spoke on the theme. “Be uot deceived.” He used for his text Galatians 6:7, 8. 9. "Be not doceived: God is not mock' d for whatsoever i a man soweth. that shall he alwo ; reap. For he that soweth to his flesh snail of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit rgap life everlasting And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due seaeon we shall reap, if we faint I not." Mrs. Younger will be drawing one of her famous pictures this evening. * TODAY S COMMON ERROR * Do not place Letweeu two members of a sentence a modifier applicable to either one. j Wrong: "The jury which was I hearing the evidence today ■ I brought in a verdict of guilty.” ! Right: "brought in today a verdict, etc ” !

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CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE At first the speculations had been highly successful; Chefs constant buying on a rising market had given him huge profits, and with those (uneashed, of course) aa security he had borrowed and purchased more. Then the inevitable had happened. Chet didn’t put it in thia way; be seemed to think that a conjunction of bad trade, falling share prices, and a request by the bank for him to begin repayment of loans was some malign coincidence instead of a aeries of eauses and effects. If only Charlea could help him out with ten or twelve thousand — he’d pay interest, let’s call it a short-term investment, old chap, the badneaa of trade could only be exceptional. Rainier shares were destined to far higher levels eventually—hadn’t they once been “talked" to twenty pounds? And Chet added that he hated making such a request, and only did so because there was much more at stake than his own personal affairs; Rainier’s was a family concern, there were Julian and Jill and . Bridget and Julia and all the others to think about. If he threw his own shares on the market, it would make for a further fall in the price, and that would be bad for the firm itself and so affect the stability of the family property and livelihood. The letter arrived on a Friday; Charles answered it that same evening, enclosing a check for aa large a round figure aa he happened to have on hand, and promising more in a few days. But by the following morning the affairs of Rainier’a had already broken out of the financial columns and were invading the news pages of all the daily papers. Apparently the shares had crashed in the “Street” after the Stock Exchange closed the previous evening, the final price being a very nominal half-crown. Accompanying the collapse were wild rumors—some of them, according to a discreet reporter, “of a serious nature.’* That sent him to Bragg to aak for leave of absence; be then wired Sheldon and left immediately for Stourton, reaching the house in the late afternoon. From the cars outside he guessed there was a family conclave before Sheldon told him who had arrived. He found them assembled in th- library, already in the midst of stormy argument. Bridget, who was near the door, said "Hello, Charlie," but the others were too preoccupied to hear this, even to see him at first It waa curious to note tbe utter disintegration of formal manners in face of j such a crisis; to watch a favored few, long accustomed to regard tbe family business as a rock of ages cleft for them, suddenly contemplating phenomena so normal in moat people's lives—the uncertainties of the future. Charles stayed elose to the door, reluctant to intervene; ao (pr as he could make out, the family had been heckling Chet for some time, for Ho temper was considerably frayed, and at one I question bo suddenly lost it and shouted “Look here, I'm not going to shoulder the blame for everything! You were all deuced glad to leave things in my hands as long aa you thought they were going wall—" “As long as we thought you knew what you were up to —we never X•« wore monkeying like “Confound it, JiU—wbat did yea ever do except draw dividends and spend ’em on Riviera gigolos?" “How dore you say that!" “Well, if you can suggest there’s been anything crooked tai the way I’ve—“ Jdl waa on tbe vet go of hysteria. "I knew my life isn’t stagy and narrow minded like years but did I have ta travel all the way here *J«at ta ba insulted? Juliaa knows what aHe H is—he Rvm there—he’s Jbeen at l annes all the aeaaoa ac-

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cept when wo went to Aix for a month—Julian, 1 appeal to you—are you going to stay hero and allow things hke this to be said— Julian—” George Interposed feebly: "Steady now, steady—both of you." Julia said, with cold common , sense: “1 think we might as well stick to the point, which isn’t Jill’s morals, but our money.” Jill was still screaming: "Julian can tell you— Julian—" Everybody stared at Julian, who couldn’t think of a sufficiently clevi er remark and was consequently silent Meanwhile Chet’s anger rose to white heat “Look at me—don’t look at Julian! I haven't had a i decent sleep for weeks, while you’ve all been gallivanting about in Cannes—Aix—Lord knows where 1 1 Look at me! I've put on ten yean —that's what they say at the of- ’ fice!" And he added, pathetically: 1 “To say nothing of it giving Lydia 1 a breakdown." It waa also pathetic that he > should have asked them to look at 1 him, for his claim was a clear ex--1 aggeration; he certainly looked 1 tired—perhaps also in need of a : Turkish bath and a shave; but his 1 hair had failed to turn white after ' any number of sleepless nights. Ho 1 was still expansive, even in self- ' pity. Charles felt suddenly sorry > for him, as much because aa in ' spite of thia. ’ Julian having now thought of ’ something, intervened in his sly, * high-pitched voice: “I’m afraid it ’ wasn't your looks we were all rely--1 ing on, Chet..." Then Julia, glancing towards the ! door, spotted Charlea. “Ah, here’s : the mystery man arrived! Hello, darling! How wise you were to sell Rainier’s at three pounds ten and ’ buy War Loan, you shrewd man! Come to gloat over us ?" It was the interpretation Charles had feared. Ho stepped forward, nodded slightly to the general aoaambly. "You're quite wrong, Julia. .. How are you. Chet t* Chet, on the verge of tears after his outburst, put out his hand ' rather aa a dog extends an interceding paw; he murmured abjectly: “Helle, old chap — God bless. Caught us all at a bad moment And thanks for your letter—real nice of you, but I'm afraid it's a bit late—a sort of tide in the affaire of men, you know—" Charlea, not fully aware of what Chet waa talking about, answered for waat of anything else to say: “I should have come earlier, but I just misesd a train." "You missed Chet’s news, too," JIU cried, still half-hysterical. “Such sptoedid news! I've been traveling all night to bear it—so has Julian—would somebody mind repeating it for ChariM's benefit?" U IU tall him." Julia interrupted, vesromoualy. “We’re all oa the rocks, and our Chet’s the moot wonderful financier in the world!" “Except," added Julian, "a eer- ' tain undergraduate who thoughtfully added a quarter of a million to Chet's bank loan by demanding cash." Charles swung round on him “What ea earth do you moan by that’" “Well, you sold your stuff to Chet, didn't your "He wanted to buy—l didn't aak him ta." “But be paid you hi eash.* “Naturally—hat .to!* , "Well, where d’you suppose be found the cash? In his pmirt?” “Yea mean ho had to borrow from the bank to nay user Chartoo than turned oa Chet. “Is thia true?" " ’Fraid it ta. Charlie. Alter all. you wonted the eash." “Weil, you wanted tbe shares." "Wasn’t asaetty that I wanted could have seid them to someone etoe?"

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i "Not at that price. You try dot tag sixty thousand on the msri and sm what happens. I hat take ’em to keep the price firm, li that right, Truslove?" Charlea peered beyond ths fs< ’ Trualovo was standing in ths >h I ows, fingering the err.brotJery I the baek of a chair; leaning tons i be answered: “That was your i tive, undoubtedly, Mr. Chetwj . But 1 think we can hardly til Mr. Charles for—" | "Is it a matter for blaming i body?” Charles interrupted, 1 tightened lipa, "1 can only say I ; i-i-" , And then he stopped. What« ’ be say? That he was >orry? 1 had he known Chet wsi hsrin borrow he would have insistta , selling in the maiket? That i| could have forecast s eruis this, be would havo held on to ’ share, just to be one of the fai ' in adversity? None of th:se thi waa true, except the first He i lamely: “1 feel at a disadvsnuH ’ not having known of these th 1 before." J “Well, whose fault was thi 1 Jill shouted at him. ‘ “My own. I’m perfectly < 1 aware. I took no interest in thi "It doesn’t cost you anythin 1 admit it now, does it?" " There waa such bitterness In r voice that he stared with avion 1 ment "I—l don't know shat mean, Jill." • “Oh, don’t put on that Cambr » air—we're not all fools! And 1 haven’t all got queer memo ’ either! If you want my op.a you can havo it-ryou're moi • liable to return that cash—" ' Truslove stepped forward ’ • unexpected sprightlinse*. "I I ■ say I eonsider that a most oa I and prejudiced remark— ” I Jill eereamed oa: “I said men Truslove, not lifallyl Isn’t that i way you argued us all into • eouitv settlement ni’h Cha after Father died? w«ui<mt> ■ to do it then I He doesn t *o»e « it new! But wbat he owp*l is other matter I" . i Nobody said anything to tl but Julien stroked his chin ti-nn fully, while Julia stared acred Jill with darkly shining eyes was as if the family were at_ converging on a more vstnf! ernodoa than that of b.ammg Q who, after all. was only one of <*• selves But Charles waa He took in their venous <!»"«’• eepttag—evea had he ne’er oom before—the position of utter < sides. His own glance bardend ho answered quietly: !■> < rather hary about what a hayp* Cant I talk to eemebody-« for preference, and w.thout all shouting? How about you. <J ... Or you, Julian? Chet weakly; Julian did not stir. I' The room was silent as he ans lawyer passed through IbeFrS wiadew. onto tbe terrace The? not speak till they were -' • from the house, halfway tod* and expensive tennis . Chet bad had tastalled juvt to be decided to sett Stourwa if eould. Truslove begin by mJ Iww dietreesed he was at sto scene, as well as at the event; k ing up to it; in all hie expero with the family, overfortf £ ... Charles eul him short. I* think this is an occaawe M to ment. Truslove." “But(perhaps. Mr. Bartas. T' anew me to say that 1 *‘ rr>d . there was no arguing witn n'» l2y more •? f rosnplimente I went facias tbatsahfirm baakrapt? (I. be owuomx w a-s "