Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 145, Decatur, Adams County, 19 June 1942 — Page 5

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evade the consequence, of our sins In suffering: but we can pray to be forgiven, and we ran |n ay for strength to do our duty under God Mrs Younger used foi her iliu trated hymn last evening 'The Rainbow of Pl ml • T ■ • were three who bowed humbly before God in praye We urge you to take advantage of this meeting now Services begin at 7:45 p. m. I Twenty Years Aqo Today June 19. 1922 ‘Bonds totalling 140.900 sold to local banks to build six roads the Murphy. 18.240; Sprungif. I'i.'HiO; Pleasant Grove. 16.480; Balsiger. 14.720. Sii-11. 85,540 and E. Sprunger. 89.820. Prohibition Commission r Haynes confiscates all liquors held in warehouses. Catholics. Protestants and Jew plead with President Wanting to end the coal strike. law- L.-walc-* and Miss *1 *<•' Arnold married at six o'clock this morning by Rev Nelnii-tz at St. Mary's chpreh. Di< k Archbold goes t.i Anu Arbor to continue studies during the summer.

jChurch To Dedicate Service Flag Sunday Honor Eiqht Younq Men In U. S. Service Tiie Union U. It. church of Blue 1 j Creek township will delicate a , church service flag in spe -j.il services Sunday evening, honoring ••ight young men now in Uncle Sam's armed forces. The flag was donated by Mr. and Mrs Roy Lautzenheiser and the Sunday s- hool of the church. Three -‘>ns of the couple are among the , eight from the church in service. 1 hi- men are: Victor. Ea r l and I’ale. all sons of Mr and Mrs. Roy Uiutzenhelser; Ernest ('. son of Mr. and M.- Prank l.autZ'-uheiser; Gerald Fellers. sou of Mr. and Mrs. i Ollie Keller,; Irsil Hamrick. son of Frank Hamrick; Delbert Hoffman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoffman and Deimore Milc-.i, -on of M and .Mr- Jacob Mf’ n Fhe flag is a large replica of the smaller service flag- seen in a ' number of homes, and will carry eight blue stars in honor of the lad- title of the stars is silver, symbolic of the fact that Earl Laut-zlnhei-.r Is in foreign serve e. The service will start at s p. m. Friends and relatives of th. boys; and the general public hav,- been, invited to attend the ten monies. CLEAR VICTORY (Continue! From I’age 1) Isimhed w<re the l.lttorlo and ('a-' vour. there seemed to be some possibility that the vessels were other ship- of the same classes. The latest edition of Jane' Fighting Ships, world wide authority on 1 naval strength, lists the e.cv.cur i- torpedoed and "believed to have been damaged beyond repair" in the British attack at Taranto on Nov 11. Hip'. The Lhtorio was also damaged in the attack according to Jane s other Vessels I ot the Cavour class are the Guillo i Cesare. Calo Dlllio atltl Andrea I Doria. I The commnni'im* made no men- . tion of enemy air activity dining ! the raid, but said that "on fhet return to their North African base. | lour bombers were intercepted by, German Me-serschmltt fighter plane- One ell. my plane wa« 1 ■ -hot down and wt- en to explode as It st rm I. the sea Al! out ! planes returned to their base; . without being seriously damaged 1 , There w. re no casualties .mong I our personnel ' TWELVE MEN (Continue'! From Tag* 1) ! automatic 1 l-day fuiloiigli since. ' the plan, dors not |o come effective i ' I until Jrim 29 However some >f the above men may get short furlough, to! ■ .. i before entering active duty. A number of the men Indicated Hun tiny wotrlrl -rek th'' furl mailThe next two < Olltingr tits, Olli i j leaving July I and another July | «. it Is believed. Will receive the i automatic furlough I <> CHIEF QUESTION (Continued From P»g« 1> .Hurry Wallace hav. been expies-1 | ,lng straightforward views I The rpiestion of supreme public | Interest is that dealing with the. possilrliities of a second front in j 1942 t The tri power accord attnoitmedj ort Jum 12. it must Im remember | ed. did not state that a second laird fr.mt would tie <i|>. ned this I year, merely 'hat agreement had I been reached on "the urgent . ' task," of such a necessity and | there ar. many who doubt that I d.-xpite Ibe collstari .y •wel ( HORK BOY y j w t £ fz/s/Tm Q™gf) MILKER ! Safe Convenient. Economical, j Gets more mrlh Easy to keep i clean. [ Completely faMMB operate and mov- around Eq up-] ped with electric motor or gae|3m engine No pulsator to .tick or gtve trouble. Lea» rebI bet to -ash end replare Milks [ ; cows front either side. Individual vacuum .ontrol ’•» r.p.dly and give <»• P* r,ev! (ort- Hoe R today i CLIFF NUSSBAUM Burwu ,

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AF.F In the British Isles—this can I be undertaken during the remaining six months of this year, due to such problems as shipping. The prime minister and the president will compare notes ulr their recent conferences with Soviet foreign commissar Vyache--lav M Molotov to London and Washington. In a three-hour speech In Moscow's Kremlin hall before the supreme Soviet yesterday Molotov raid that his consultations in Washington and Ixmdon strengthened the promise of a complete Allied victory over the Axis and that, although the shipping difficulties are great, the United State, wil) strive to deliver 13.M0.(uift.otio in lease-lend aid to the Red armies. Churchill's arrival In Washington was a we||.kept secret of war and it appeared that he had flown across the Atlantic with Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. The Dutch queen Is In Canada and will go to Washington soon anti may sign a mutual ai<l pact and lease lend agreement. D'v-.iopments on the fighting fronts w<-re highlighted l>y the bad n> ws from Libya. The British high command in Cairo annoiim cd a withdrawal to the Egyptian border, wiping out its hold on eastern Libya except for the coastal stronghold of Tobruk which has again come under the same sort o f desert siege which ft withstood for nearly eight months last year when Rommel 1 .-truck to the Egyptian Ixirder. 0 - House Passes Navy Expansion Measure Early Passage By Senate Is Foreseen Washington. June 19 (UP! — Sen Ralph O. Brestcr It Me . asserting that aircraft carriers have beiome "the key to naval suprem acy," t day predicted that the serial. ■ would pass quickly the 1K.550.imii.mm naval expansion bill whfch in< hides authorization for fjtin.oim tons of new carriers. The bill carries no authorization for new battleships which Brewst<•<l and chairman Carl Vlnoon. D. Ga . of the house naval affairs committee agree have b> en replaced by carriers as the "ba< kboiic" of the fleet. "Th< lessons taught the nation by Midway and Coral Sea prove conclusively that aircraft carriers I are tin- key to naval supremacy. Brewster said in an interview The effe< ttven<*s of pI.III e H launched from the d'« k -of carriers Is Second Illy to that of land bused planes." 1 The giant naval expansion bill I largest ever proposed was passed I unanimously by the house yesterday alter Tinsoti ,• -vealed that the navy is converting many merchant ships into aircraft' carriers as "fast is humanly possible." Sen Alb-ii J. Elli-nder. D . Ixi . said the senate naval affairs committee would open hearings on the bill Monday morning "and I don't think it will '-•k •'* king to get it | out of the committee and into the I senate." Tin bill, virually doubling the strength of the existing fleet, auth- , orizes 509,ihhi tons of new aircraft harriers, .lott.ot'o tons of cruisers and IMHi.oow tons < f destroyers and destroyer escorts. The total < omLed U. S. Bombc; s -V > . q I* • Maj. A. F. Kalbrrer A former commercial air pitot on runs between the midwest and N<w York, Maj A.3 Lafayette. Ind. or the B-24 Liberator bombers wmco fr ., r<d » hu’l Itsiian ba'ttesr ,-s tn the Medi r r *neen au-sea bet”* ® r American air operatt® n Me-literranean. Major Kai ber« announced that aU the Americas pjaca, got back to Uwtr U Sieti t * Kalberer flew U*a 1.000.00° milts tor a P, 8 atrUae.

Establish Pattern For Union Security 1 Board Establishes Wartime Pattern Washington, June 19. — (UP)The war labor board today established a wartime pattern for granting labor unions security "against disintegration under the impact of war." A 10-to-2 decision awarding the United Automobile Workers (CIOi a government-back maintenance of membership at the Ryan Aeronautical Co.. San Diego. Calif., was announced by the board as ending a "14 months dispute" over union security. The boapl voted unanimously at the same lime to award 1,44't Ryan employes a blanket wage increase of in cents an hour, retroactive to Oct, 15. 1941. and to increase the , basic hiring rate to 60 cents an j hour, with increases to 75 cents after three months, retroactive to 'July. 1941. i The wage increases will bring Ryan into line with the rest of the , aircraft industry in southern California. the hoard Mid. All other . <■< mpanies adjusted wage rah* up- , ward last fall under a stabilization , agreement work'd out by the ofI' flee of production management. Recent war labor hoard decisions establishing four variations of union maintenance of membership form a background for consider.itlo of union shop demands by ! ISIMMMI employes of the four "little steel" companies and 2<Wi,oou employs of General Motors Board officials said It was a safassumption that one of these four formulae would he applied in the steel and automobile company disputes: The Marshal Field formula Any • member who voluntarily signs an • agreem* nt to retain his union mem- - bership must do so as a condition • of employment. The International Harvester Co 1 formula Provides for an eleefi n • in which all members are bound by a majority vote on the main!* nance > of union membership. The Federal shipbuilding form - Illa Allows any nu mbei to resign • | before the contract Is signed, but F provides that If he resigns aft-r '• the contract Is signed he must continue union dtles payments. ■ The fourth formula, and the one '■ on which the largest majority of s the board agrees, as applied in 'he Ranger Aircraft. EZ Mills and Ity an cases permits resignation from • the union within 15 days of the • Ik aids order, but requires that I workers maintain their membership as a condition of etnploym nt thereafter BRITISH FALL BACK (Continued From F*«s !> t campaigns. It wan known her that there was a serious threat t > Tobruk, a* |. the result of enemy penetration in i- an arc around it. Reports said the t fortress had already conn- under t the flr. of Axis guns. 1.1 (.'• n Ritchie’s retirement fi««ii the El Adem-Sidl fu-zegh desert .• area Inland from Tobruk had told i-! military experts that the contlniit led retreat to the frontier, along the H So'liim-Capiizzo lin». would I. »!«'« lia'ant vessels authorized are exJi peeled to exceed «■'" P*to« > i small vessels for patrol and anti- ' submarln* work. Vinson said that aithmiab He i<artier has replaced the battleship as the "Ih»<-kbone <>t the fleet, he warned against relegating tb< battleship to a permaß'Htly inferior slaUUi D I" .rivable, he explained. that in in engagement in I which all larriets may he destroyiwl. the great monsters of th. fl. et may y«-t play dominant and decisive roles.

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essary. It was recognized that the old : defenses there were the western most line he could hop. to hold before th.- powerful Axis tank col- ' umne which had pressed on relentlessly after taking Free Frenchheld Blr Hachclm. Presumably Ritchie hoped by re tiring to the frontier to keep his forces intact, leaving a strong garrison at Tobruk. In the belief that the heavy Axis losses In tanks and transport would permit him to stop th. enemy driv. definitely in his' new Itlsitl'UlH. There was strong hope also that I the Rritish air force, which claims ' superiority In the air, would be able to give even stronger support to th.- ground forces on the tr n i tier line. GOP ORGANIZATION (Continued Fiom Page 1) himself to move that his oppon u' - nomination be made iiii.iiilih . In his withdrawal. Knapp pl. <b' ed fulT and continued support to the patty interest Alexander carried all lint ■ v.-n of the 51 < unties tabulat'd befoi. the fight was stopped, blank.-d hioppotietlt in 26 counties Ini lu.l tie the powerful delegation of Allen , and luike counties ll< had a. cumulated 1.256 vot< by utiofli. il tabulation at th. end againef the opposition's 25" a majority of 5 to | 1 Necessary number of vot.-s for | nomination was only I 1"7 Collap-e of the Knapp i.mdidacy set of! a wave of hackwatering and In quick succession all opponents of aic.-pted candidat.v withdrew from tin- fl.-ld. State Ticket Indianapolis. June 1-' il'l’t Th. GOP State IK k> t Secretary of stat.- Rm J \l‘x and. i "f Pine Village Auditor of -tat. Iliiliard T James of Portland in. uiiib. iit Attorney g.-n lai Jam. s \ Emmert <>t Shelbyville Treasurer of stat" Jum M Givens d Pois. i in. iiuib.-n' Superintendent of public lusirm tion Dr ('lenient T Mi ni of T rr< Haute, im umbetit Judge of th.- supreme court Mart J O Malley ..f Huntington App. lla*. toui.i jmlgtw no th.-rn district Harry Ciumpaik. of Michigan City ami Floyd S Draper of Ga:y Appellate < Ollrt jlldg. oilth- Hi distir t Wilbur \ 11 ys. of in dianapoiis ami I’au. F Dow.ll of Midi -n Cl k of supr.-nu and ippellate ’ courts Tboiu.i ■ c Will.am !■ f fersonvJh-

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Indiana State Police Aid In Rubber Drive Full Cooperation Is Promised By Stiver — Indianapolis. June 19 (UP) —! Complete eiMiperat ion or the Indi i ana state police in the Hoosier 1 ■libber drive wa«< promised today jby Supt Ism F Stiver, who said otti. rs would help In each county | j 'o Inventory scrap rubber plies. Since the collection is an order ' f the federal government and fill- | ig station-, and oil companies are acting .ii agents, Stiver expressed ■ I Is Hes that any stealing or pilfer-i itig from the piles by unpatriotic I ' citizens would he a federal offense <mi liould be report-d to federal: , ag. m <•- H<- urged that all proprietors < operating in thi- prog.ain make plan- to protect and ' guard the < oil - Hons Th d v<- took on added . iithuiasm a- Phil T Wiliiame. Marion county campaign chairman. < li.il I leiig.-d all oth. c ounty chairmen I with the prouii < of a dinner on

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him for any chairman who reported a p< r capita collection exceeding Marion coun'y’s. The Automobile Dealers’ Asaoclation of Indiana reported it was sending reminder of the program through local dealers to every car owner in the state. Optlmiaim soared at stat, coller'ion headquarters with many re- ' ports coming In such as one farmer collecting 10,000 pounds tn two days, two rvice stations in Indianapolis reporting a collection of four tons each, and a station at Wlnch.wter, Ind., collecting 80.000 pounds the* first day. A truck driver In Igik.- Village, Ind . a town of Jess than 3"0 population. gathered 20400 pounds from his neighborhood ami expects to find that much more - —-o Cotton is grown successfully in 19 of tlie stater. Makes lOBKS Drinks/