Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 143, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1942 — Page 5

HtpHESDAY. JUNE 17. 1942.

■Corrcgidor Surrender, Say Japs ' ■‘■Willy" t /. JL'*' E v; . *■ '** I Ik* j I JRj JHKe j>d iflßv ' II ikl * ■ 'Wk ’ BHb ; 4 | J Bi 1 BBBir ■j j | / wfr ■ * ' r'W I I■ \ Ire jL - - > i ll* - W** S "K “ : 1 BrepK It /C ** X! ifis^iHL.' f BBT —I. t. N. Radiophoto IB ••"nr ‘o the Japanese propaganda bureau ••• ;...h rha-d Hu ft shows V. H soldiers emerging from an umi.-igio'ind r on Corregidor inland to surrender The p. tm.- r > ■■■ *o-.< the ■ ErtufiU'ea via Buenos Aires. Argentina. Corregiitr i ll to the 1 i Juns on Mav 6

■tie GOP Meeting ■ Open Thursday *fcy Isolationism i Ils Not An Issue June 17 <1 I l ' K. - 'hat the <»!<! W ' ■ |Mp> > ■ might h-'v I .train on th- It i nlioii fiiio;- T i i ■ I 4,43....- COP "I 'lay that th'■Bls,'.- » <> - just plain 'l' ad »l« !■ --"'"I that m < |Mb ; I •» I party pia-fi.i'i drii'-d allude ' \ tutu a t-kilin ■< min i w >:d - r >'<»M'ITI"S ‘ » riiihi miii ix»t n \ m i ■ ■<»KI‘IM "F IMKHII » ■Bl X«.-k New ler« > ■B 7;5.7'-' Broad Htrert ■3 <'N 'IIIK - 81.- N ; 'M.ll.t:, I':. IR::’ M VAN NAI.TH, ■■ Hr-i star, ■* ' ipltal rasg *| .* ihhi V---'.TS "I i ■ '.Mi \X 1 mill' Will- - I i Mli.a "II watr ifr<r li,. |B •»■ k . - i * market hand. In ""i intereat ~«t B* an-rued >e|B" !■* ’»»!•. <ll l i»'. '~ I., tnd. :;r..tl'.'lt and a, . 4u.- and In of >ellar> ■! iK * i.... i i. • ‘•••I. .i-i. ..,; ■Boom. n.rt a'lM*-’ ii ’ ..ii ■' idAIIIIJTH-*. ■T * or amount v. r.-in-‘"M'Undinir H |l.la7,«*9.ii'. «" «oe and unEgew unadjusted «»M" nt..- »|,7 l de land yet due ■*.« i»u 52.u;;.'.u ■ a,-, ou nte ■C 23*3 t'l""B^F\; l ’d to rredef (Be. after K1i..., 7.'.f 1.»«••••• “‘MI lie, •■:.♦. !•> > I ■L ; *-k Mir |i i; i. •• ; twit -n.i ." ■* B* It jTte.- -It • • '•'’lane, otfi,e of li. ui ■‘iider»mi l .d. In r >3 India .a '** a*>”»e I. . " <‘ , -tetn. nt ' M 1' ■ ' >' '» "f » ‘’ w " h > the am-.'. •'d that the ea -1 ■j**" l l» now un til< '*’ny a Hereof. I w *> fcj«w and affi* «•' HF *• X*« »th day ~f Jn e lit. M,. ntANK J VIKIIMAXX « te . <‘Mlllti. I '-.aupaoy no -tate M aK * n *e Out -Book -M . ■ •nM' value nr '«'■ i| ■he-. , "* • epltal elm k •»! t !•• I ’• -i t* u|r *‘"■’ »• ■f >*. ,** Wre»iai..ns ..f i t.ai" ■ es New J- - » and |, trow held ■V..r" rU ArU. J S‘i. ■k the poll-; B Juas 17-a»

pout war iaol ttioniani Tin- ri-aohi-, tloto rommlttee which meets tonight may throw further light on that question As any rate, there i« plenty of I chance for ttoniile on th. question when th. platform and reaoltitlona come up for adoption .it the con-' ventlon One «ouri e from whn h the iMUe might le- injected war former senator James Wataott acheduleil a* one of the 'life speakers on the < onventioii proti tin. Another platform question which: may i .atisi- ‘omc h'-et c mom* at was that of war profit<-eiing It was a-snmerl the platform .oh i* ory committee would have sotm thing to -ay about pi oiit,<rtng and Kcueraily pn-dl< "I that what ever i« said will get iction from Mini'- of the delegates m party leaderThe battle fit control "f th. state p.ir'y intensified as delegates t om th'- 92 coutili'- began to mu*'- tn' ' th' '.ipi’al city Candidates' h'.nlipi.il t«. and di* tri-'t headquait' ‘ «"ine of them operating on a quiet lia«l* foi several day*, wo ;• op< in I thi- morning oflii illy Key man In tin fight In tw. eti ore.iuization forces and i<-t» wiLieu' Gov Cha;.** ll.iw* m. a hack r of the old i< 'nuiilz i i-m g.oup b-gi-litivi puttm.ig" grab think'<l out m .It.- -upreim court last ye i Impartial ob»eiv».rare watching with keen hit•.-»■-■*’ his giowing itretigtl' in 'h< party plrtiii' streni'h which will Input to the .o ld • tary ot state nominations in which his foi... hav oppo-ed sp'-ak, of the hou-'- Jani'* M Knapp Hagerstown, igamsi <egaiiittatlon enndidat. «;:• AM ,f , ’"" Village ( _ \ A'’’/// X mightier than THE SWORD When it conics to raiting, altering or forging checks, "the pen is mightier than the sword." Protect your checking account with a Check Forgery and Alteration Bond. Costs very little. The Suttles-Fxiwards Co. I Ajgwfg DeOtur. '•’f’ NMtek If *

Former German Bund Leader Is Suicide Kills Self Under Train At Waterloo Waterloo Ind. June 17 il l') tederal bureau of investigation agent* today examined luggage and personal records of George *■ robot.. i” Milwaukee, German\in< ri. an bund leader who committed -ufi irlo under tin- wheels of a p.i-«eng<-r train <ia title K Lee. FBI agent in | ch i g- of the Investl-.itloti. said I Eroboe-e apparently wa- <-n route t<> New York where he was -ched'tied to answer a federal court subpoena found in his pocket. I* rol.oese was a passenger on a N» w York Central train which trrfyed in Waterloo it ■• 15 p m Monday night. 11l behead'd body was discovered by a condut tor two hour- later when another '.ain pulled into th.- station. Lee said Erotioe e apparently h.id •teji| .<| from liis train and put hi« , held on the tracks as tile train J left the depot A I .'roller s lll<|Ue-t ■ held bl- .hath a suicide His luggage and other effects w.-r. taken off the train al Bui faio. X Y . and held for the FBI The subpoena found in the dead man's pocket was issued by the soil! he. n district federal court of Xew Yolk l< ordered Frolio.-e to ippear with all the hook records, co.-1 ■--p.inil'-m ■- and other papers ; relating to the bund in hi- possession Milwaukee police, who I said Frobt had been undet -urvctlllllice tor some time, Ugge-ted he may hav< feared Internment . tot th. duration of the war Pi dim -e. who called himself I th< mid western Fuehrer. was horn 111 llainhiitg Germany, and came ii Milwaukee in 192'.’ as ,i m.ch.n I leal engineer Shortly after Hiti lei's rise Io power ill I'll'!. he became a b-ade among -ymp.i'hlz . >.- of German national socialism He had applied for American ' citizenship ami received hl- final papers in if»;i Prohoe-, ditid'd hi- tittle be'Weep Milwaukee and Chicago bund clrcli s ll< became fin sub ! jei t of federal fnv< -fit itlon in the summer <d l''l" and w u Identified by the got nm. nt a th;- direefo. in thi middl’ w t of the Ge: man American bund ami the editor of tin T• ■ \nn .n an and th. G < | O G. rm in language pap.. published it <'hi< ig< Ped' a! ag. nl- -aid Frolx befame ' lillstee of tin committee •et up by the bund to h.indl< its p ..peltit • in Aim ti< i aft' th. organization w.i d slialided by ■he gfllel lino ill w ill'll War Was d> f la. erl ll* i ' '.gm d this ti na <-hip only i'fiml) Fill agi nts S.f i f hi i I tin ti di ii Im' stlgniioii if nn-Amerli'.in uiivifie- Fro hoi -i said he had returned Io Germany in 19-111 for a p> ■■, >d of ipp: osi naii ly six mouths and In Iti'li; so thr< i monthF oboes.. also was contiecled with the German Anierif.in rravcl .enter in Ch" igo. an <n-anlzafion whu h pioino'fd if pat i.itlon of r< sjdeti's who wished " return to Germany DEFER PROPOSAL Page D w«ih jMifnh ir -»! :hr « i’y *.«• <» th. »♦•%! in»' ’uiF Tlh* «h i« iin*hl *;*•» inaib' ;i num li. i ><i!«irh«l luhi ihpHUibiit wink* * ♦!’*»• ’ '1 111 KHlll' ♦ ! h» u'k f<» .Hi .idjU'tni* ut hl lll*’

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hourly rate employes. The ordinance is expected to provide an In-' < r< age of from geven to 1* percent for most of the workers and departmental heads. U. S. FIGHTING (Continued From rage 1) Is* class M 114 Staff sergeant; petty officer. 2nd i lass . 72 9<l Sergeant; petty officer, 3rd class ... do 7g C'.rporg); seaman, 2nd < >«»» 54 M Private, Ist class; seaman. 2nd class nt; 541 Private; apprentice seaman 30 s<> Officers above the rank of se. ond lieutenant or ensign receive no pay increases under the bill but their subsistence ami rental al-! lowances are boosted. Further-, mon. It removes present ceilings on 'he amount of allowances which an offit er may rec. ive Lengthy emigre-atonal consider-! afion of the measure was high l.gliteil by controversy over the two low. st pay -tales The senate voted originally for sl2 and fls a month but the house insisted on til.- figures of 150 ami $54 whifh w.re finally accepted - o Atfempl Settlement 01 Pullman Strike 1,000 Michigan City Workers On Strike Michigan City. Ind., Jun.* 17 11 Pi Army procurement offi.es today awaited the answer of Pullnan Standard Car manufacturing 1 mipany. officials on wh. 'i may hillg.- early settlement of a wag • 'Olltci.t dispute which Jed I.tMIO work'-. < of tile BrotheiTiood of Hallway Carmen of America <AFL| to walk out yesterday. The officers, Maj II .1 and Lieut. K. <> Hagen, both of Chi'.l4o, me' I . . ye-'.- day with union and combany offi. ials and heard a 2-point stipulation offered by the union as a basis for Immediate r.* t'rii to production. The company builds h.dly needed freight cars under federal government contract I nion heads agreed upon renewil of production it Pullman would ies. md a loiter ol Jane 15 abrogating the contra. • which expired April IH and would agree that any wag. in. ri-as • •üb-e<|ueiiily negotiated -hould be-onio retroactive to kprll IS. \ leder.il labor conciliator from Indianapolis was reported xlieady n Michigan City but remain d out of the dlspitti' until the comitany answers one way or another on the uni >n pt oops il* The a1 my men assigned tn th : str.k said th y were "no: Inter-! • sol negotiation of .1 new con- : t a • hut primarily in getting Hie "mpiny - plant back into p:oduc--1 oil ’ Th. dispute hing'd larg -lv on a 1 lau'u in the contract providing for 1 automatic renewal exerp* in the! event one |raity or Hie other served note ~ in days prior to the < xjiiratrip date I nion men con nd that ■ ■ln company violated the lontract by a a .ting until June 15 to break aw .y and that the agreem i»t rtill is in force. i'tilon officials said the st ike Is trit an immedi.it*- quest.on of w.l.’ ..nd that most of t.iew oikAcre willing to go back to I Wok. I'-aving th<' wage i|uestioii '.l lifer negotiations under the, > rms proposed la-t night, — . .. . - —o - - — -- - — Rollvr Skat ini; every Thurs.Sun. aftermum 2 to l-Munwel

Answer Protests On Issuance Os Sugar No Definite Limit On Canning Sugar Indianapolis. June 17 tl'Pi The Indiana office of price adminla (ration Issued a cold tin key talk today to lloowler housewives who have flooded state and local rationI Ing headquarters with indignant ; protests over the “rumored" In equalities of sugar rationing for home canning As descrilx'd by William F Rlghtor. state food rationing ad mlniatrator, the situation arising I from mieiinderstandlngs. mlxups ! ami rumors has htmd.eds of house wives beginning minor feuds with on.efrlendly n iglibots who may have received higher canning sitgai permits. Illglltoi quoted these samples "Why did Mre Jones get moi.sugar than I did?” "I heard the h ard in such and such a county Is giving ..uh applicant 5"o imiiiiklh ..." "The registrar insisted I take an extra five pounds be. au«e I might n.-ed II." The registrai didn't in siet to the aroused listener Rlghtor declared such "talk” sprung from the lack of definite limitations placed on canning sugar rationing and because no rigid regulations were placed upon issuing of such sugar insofar an Hie total amount of sngar issued to each family was < nneerned "One county ler.ird may mt rpret the general regulations differently 'han an adjoining board Rightor • xp'almd "The misunderstanding arises from the fact no federal ceiling on the amounts to l>. issued has been ret " He said the state Ol’A <nt u n’ty is working on a plan to establish standard regulations for canning sugar rationing so that local hoards will have a foundation from which

Really NEED a New Car ? I Liberalized rules may let you get one I T 1 y ,,,,r "ork is connected directly 11,111 .1 or indirectly with the prosecution of * ' ll't you he eligible to buy a iich car —r/\’//r nou*. I ndcr newly liberalized rationing rules it is easier than most people think to rcpLicc cars ii<i\\ in use with brand-nen . j| l<mg-li\cd. gas-thrift) 1942 Buicks. ;;7 M i\hc sou can wash out worries about tire-ilk b\ starting afresh with a complete new set—tires that will last longer, The,, or* *•*•" dossWco* I**"* 1 **"* if they’re on a Buick, because new persons•ii« |b,e,obwyn * w * <,r * u "°' ' Broadrim w heels both ease the ride and rotioning ruios. | lengthen tire-life. Those Include persons enflofled In 5 production of war materials or in the ■ Remember, the 1942 models your Buick prosecutionof the war, directly o’ ' | dealer now has ready for immediate p*y» , «i e "*'"ur w, ' < i* rß/m . t v ’7r*ice, such ‘ delivery were built to serve you through I ‘Vf.r-LpoomenH.iMtMt* ’’•• ,f h' ‘’•• hwoy * the duration and beyond, Zw.ntenante OtM owners of taxicabs and other means of transportation, farmersi I || K yre Wlir tj me tough, durable bC3Unewspaper wholesalers; « 1 ’ 9 1 ties built to last, built tO go 3 long, long salesmen In certain flelds. I * minii mm of upkeep. b Your Sulck dealer will be eery plod to help | you determine whether you <® m< un °*' So if you're eligible, you may be money me rules of eligibility Me dy ® ahead getting a new Buick no* rather -1." *• c c 4 than lrying to makc an oid car “do.” Oon t «*««♦ "*•" v our bulck dealer now end moke sure Why llOt drop 111, talk it OVCr and BCC ■ title you to a new automobile now r tfyou're eligible fora new ear — I | Better Buy Buick I I SAYLORS MOTOR CO. I I tits, hecutwi M. Decalur. lad. I

to w rk and .-mphaefzed agsln p ■ -e'lt rub- f..r housewiv - to; learn An applicant may be granted per mission to purchase home canning sugai on the basis of one pound I" every four quart* of fruit canned plus <ne pound per family in.-mbei- for Jam* and jell:.--Home canning sugar must be used only for ihat purpose and vio lation i .nil's a maximum penalty of lo years impi isonmeiit or $1" duo Jim- or both Hume .atining -ugai must l» us-d only In ttye family of the housewife applying toi It. Suggestion* that a limit of six pound- of sugar l>< placed on i.p plicants from city areas .md a nine , pound limitation on rural appl • i 'ions was discarded by Hie state Ol’A because of ... - where u.-h a regulati .n would work hard-tiip Rightoi -nd "Many peo|>|. in th- low.: Income lira, kets uie i|ep nd. nl upon their hom. . aiming to, n.-xt w nt er's food while the fin of many farmeis would I. w.. t.-d iin'. it W-re i.Hilled Rlghtor -aid such • mu-t .< . . ive spe. i,.; attention and de. I ir ed local In arils mu-i m.ik* every effort for a ju- 1 and • a-maid, distribution of .anuin -u 11 .. lot i IllelltS AERIAL BATTLES (Continued From rage 1) ence« The on - Hiding t. itl| . H . i the fourth lilt raid in fmli dayon ftarwln was that t||. Japan.-. . seemed determined to w p<- that I great and Important not'h .. ,-h has.- off th. map if they could Gen Jloitgln Mo \ fhn lev al ed In a . oiitmiliilqii* that th. Japanese had .aided Ha. win w h 27 heavy bombet- .<■ d 2*. /■ ■> fighters yesterday, that Vlli.-d fighter plan." had driv. ti if m attacking flee' of 1* <n* my flgh' . ci s fimii I'.n t M"> ■- .y i j northeastern zone and th,.' th' Allietl bombing sh et hid < I. I-4 Japan's two biggest itiv.i- m

a' i Timor Island to the north-1 I west and the hugh gulf of New’ Guinea to the northeast. In he exchanges the Japanese 1 ■ planes and the Allie yeVelt There vo-ined no remaining doubt that th** Japa ,*■-.- had re-t'-iv.-d h. ivy aerial reinforce in.-nls of Improv, d quality and that the Utile Allied plane force, will, h always fights against odd*, fa* '.I . long and intense fight L-p. * .ly I *is hidicatml that ’io Jap.i.n ... i.night to erase liarWin a- i ba-..- fiom which Allied bomb'., .mild In' at the Japaneseheld .a-f. ii islands of the Noth- . . rial I- Last Indies ; Air battles extended over a r.iiige of 1.750 miles. Trade In a Good Town Decatur

s= ifi’J • - tltltaiedon NEW BEAUTY <, ’ J, ‘ begins at break- ,^<>( *bcn you give ' 1iy ouf breakfast set a ■ ' fT, n with Kyanize '? /. n —« ' l-usuqutk EnameL P u| W' . k'l Choose one of Lusta- > llk I 1W , 1: quik’x IK krvely col- / I U ore. Kvanize is easy I ' V V !■ TMRd ,o a PP7- bow ic 9 1 ««• -f f JUL .BOHsi in only 4 hours to an siu IUSTAQUIK INAMII Kohne Drug Store

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Moose Degree Staff To Bluffton Thursday Th« degree staff and ’he drill ’.am of the Ixjyal Order of .Moose, go to Hltjff'on tomorrw evening, when initiation work will be con-f.-.ed on a large . Ims nt candidates Tlie initiation marks the first induction of new members In the Bluffton lodge since Al Keller came governor of the lodge. G R.-my Itierly. governor «f Adams l «lge 1311, IXX)M. Will head th. delegation to Bluffton, aoompanied by Lloyd Krelscher, head of the drill team The be.atur degree and drill teams are re.ognited as among the beat in the state. They .. ■ m uniform and thrill (he crowd with the exemplin. atlon of 'he deg•. rites.