Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 252, Decatur, Adams County, 24 October 1942 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated. Entered at the Decatur. Ind., Post Office ae Second Class Matter. J. H. Heller President A R Holthouse. Sec'y a Hus Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Subscriptions Rates: tangle Copies I 03 One week, by carrierls One Month, by mall .55 Three months, by mall U»0 Rix months, by mail 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 Prices quoted are within a radius of 100 miles. Elsewhere f 3 50 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. National Representative BCHEERER A CO. 115 Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Members of The Indians League of Home Dallies Just one ntor* week of ths < ampaign and then election day —o Sigil one o; the ten pen ent bond pledge* anil -e.nl it to Ea I Castoil. county chairman —o The Jap» mak< ><> innch effort j to “save fa< <' that w, can't help wondering Jtsst how many they have. - — Give the candidate- a -mile They are tired too foi this habeen an unusually tough yea; fur that kind of work —o Its patriotic to sav«- to' your . country and its wise to save toi yourself and the beet way on earth is to buy bond* _ O -0— The frosty weather puts tin pep in every one and the hustler is fair-1 Jy outdoing hinisidf these day* when there iu so much t > be done —o Hurry, huiry hurry and buy you: October bond The time will soon be up and w<- must rest h that high tieak of SB'S """ to comply with out quota. —o—- ™ Adams county lias met , hei* bond quota lor live m< nlhs a salute will be given over WOWO at 12.15 o'clock October 3uUi He sure to listen A change ill the Roosevelt administration at ibis time could certainly not help and might cause much difficulty ala time when we should first he «><>d Americans. —o Thcece are tough days for ill 01 us but think of the pleasur* w. will have when the boys conn march ing home victorious and we can all apply onraeives to living normally again. —o Aa the <ampiign draws to a < lose we may expect more action. It is to be hop'd that those inte.ested will keep it clean and will remember that unity is the greatest thing we cun have right now -0 Dr l» D Jones ot Berne expiesse- the opinion of many good citiaens. .s-gardles- of politics The duty of the county etort is to prevent errors tn registration records when ever poeaibir aud this has been done. His statemen' should be read toy every voter For a copy of Decatur Daily Democrat go to Rhode* Super Market . Lowe Bros. Restaurant on wait each evening M

I The Nazis are afraid and are tending cut all kinds of threats to the Allh - The reasons are clear The tide of battle Is slowly turning and they can see 'he handwriting From now on they will be on the defensive and they are not as good at that as they are at offensive. —o It is the duty of every good citi z< u to vole That m the very basia of a Democt aiy Many of us do not realize how Important is the- right of suffrage Take that away and a dictatorship r> suits. Then a few men hues flu whole country and our happy I rm of life is gone. Be a good soldier on election day -0 There is a possibility that the Central Suga* company plant here will manufacture forty five million pounds of -ugat during the present campaign Plans now are to operate until February If the beets can lie kept in good < ndition that long Mori than four hundred employes arc doing a good Job to make this tlie record year of the plant —o Th, effort t sei ure snap metal will not lie over until the war is ended .uni »• -hould be constantly looking for sin It material to aid h» i.iUri Tile recent drive was a big sin cess but It will only be suffic lent for a few months. Start now -avinu for enough t<> turn in 1 uid notify the junk yard when y u ; have any old metal or rubber. —o The hundreds ot Decatur and Adams < ounty friends of Rev Al- ! viu Jasinski, former assistant to R> c Schuetz here has been commissioned a < hapialll ill tile I' 8 ,umy with lank of first lieutenant ; Rev Jasinski is an able and cap--1 able young mail. • dm ated and well I pi epared in church work and has always taken a deep interest in youth activities and athletics. He j will make an excellent chaplain ; and w« wish him all possible rueI << HS. -0 There has been a lot ‘ t loose talk by Republican orators about ( tlie cost of government during the 'u ir This was answered by the president in his special budget me ssage to rung.ess oil October 16 which show* that ninety-live cents out of every dollai spent by the < government i» f> i war purpose*. •in commenting editorially <>u the i president's message, 'he Chicago j , Sun says. Th< picture as a whole ' show stingeiii economies! in civilian departments and a far better ovei-all record than habitual critics of th> administration have been w illiug to com ede *' o—o The issues of this campaign for < ngressional offi, e were clearly outlined by President Roosevelt when he said. "We have a great task before us and that is to win the war. At the same tine it is perfectly clear that it will be futile to win the war unless In winning we lay the foundation* of the kind of peace and readjustment that will guarantee the greaervation of those- aspects of American life for which the war is fought.” You taut tight a war efficiently with isolationists in congress and you can t lay foundations for an enduring peace with the party of Lodge. Watson aud Fish in control of congress. —o Those tooth paste and shaving cream tubes we have been turning in in order to obtain new supplies amounted to 1.165.000 pounds ot metal between the period ot April 1 when the o.'Mer went into effect, and Sept 30 According Io the Tin Salvage Institute the tubus represent a total of 513»Z0 pound- of tin of which more than 3M.0P0 pound.have already been made available to war Industrie- W< may think the turning tn ot the old tabes a snail matter but the average large tooth paste ot shaving c ream tab* contain- about hall an ounce of tin and 60 such tabes provide cauagk tin to wider all of the electrical connect luo* in a lighter plane — No* Last*. Lourmr-lUBu.

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\ i w days ago Edward F. Young-! . r 14 a Chicago postal employe 1 wa- laid to rest ill Arlington National Cemetery ill Washington. D. C He wa« a sergeant In the first •A rid War. was twice wounded and was recalled from (he suth in* I fafitry. Army of Occupation to France on October 34 1921, to perform the impressive taek of selecting the Unknown Soldier lie stood before six coffins tn the chapel at Chalons Sui Marne, blinds hied walked around the coffin* three time* and suddenly stopped. Later he said: "What caused me to stop. I don't know It war as though something had pulled me. I placed the rose* on the coSn in front of me. I can still remember the awed feeling 1 had. standing there alone Bergeaut Younger was a Legionnaire. His body now rests beside that of his Unknown Comrade. i * PLEASANT MILLS *1 NEWS ♦ ♦ Mr and Mrs. Richard iMvi* and daughter Patty Lou and eon Dick Jr. visited over Bunday with their parents. Mrs Mura Davis aud Mr and Mrs. J H. Steel--. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Harve Koo* Mr and Mr* Itelbert Turn ble-on and daughter Frances, who ha* been doing special du'y at the Adams county hospital. Mr and Mr*. Murray Holloway. Mr. and Mrs. Guy A Steele of Fort Wayne visit'd here.

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♦ • The People’s Voice This column for the use of our readers who wish to make suggestions for the general good or discuss questions of interest. Please sign your name to show authenticity. It will not be used If you prefer that it not be. ♦ — ♦ Acted Wisely To Voters who Relieve iu an Holiest Election: The official acts performed by County Clerk Clyde Troutner and i Trustee Glen Neumchwander in i notifying the 81 person* who had their registration* challenged by Noah Rich, not only protected their I rights and gave them the opportun j ity to correct their registrations, but probably will prevent any contest ot the general election, attorneys who interpreted the law stated today. An error unintentionally had been made in the registration of some &e voters Had Mr. Troutand Mr Neueuschwander tried to conceal thl* error they would have been violating their oath of office and rendered themeelves liable to criminal prosecution. By calling . attention to the voilation of the registration laws of the State of Indiana they have prevented the ' possibility of • contested election I in those precincts where the iltegal registration was conducted By ■ correcting the etror every voter'* I right of franchise has been protected The voters should be grateful to Cleik Troutner and Trustee Neuen- , schwander for the -peedy action > they showed In complying with the I law by correuting the error and I notifying the 81 challenged elect- ■ or*. The correcting of the registra-

tion* will permit th* 81 person* to I vote on election day and will eliminate the loop-hole that may have existed for an election contest, following the November 3rd election Mr Troutner and Mr. Neuenscbwander. in their desire to protect 1 everybody st vote and to safeguard the right of franchise for the nearI ly 12.0(H) voter* registered in the I county, acted wisely and siucreley in performing this duty Your* sincerely I Signed* D D Jone* MD. 8080 NEWS —— Mr*. Groce Tope visited Tuesday at the home of Clarence Figley In Rockford. Ohio. Mr. and Mr*. S. T Welker and Mr and Mrs Groce Top* visited with the John Shook family in Decatur a* Sunday dinner guests Mffi Robert Colter of Chicago visited at the Frank Johnston aud Ben Colter home over th* weekend. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Wluteregg and Ralph Fun's and Jean Andrew*, all of Chicago, visited relatives of this place over Sunday Gladys MnCain ot St. Mary's O. visited st the Tope home the past few day*. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thatcher of i Toledo. <Mrs. Vina Heath. Jacob Heath and Doris. Mr. and Mas. Kermit Bowen and family were dinner guests at the William Bunn*-r home Sunday Mr*. Henry Miller who ba* been sick the past week, is somewhat improved. Sam Hoverman. brother of Mrs. Hunry Milter, left Monday moraiag for camp Ferry. Ohio.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES Per the General tleotien to bo hold Nev. Ird CITY TICKET Mayor JOHN B STULTS eiork-Trooooror KATHRYN L LOSE Councilman —First District ADRIAN 0 RURKB Councilman—Goeond Diotrlct DO&PHUB L. DRUM Councilman—Third District HARRY H HEBRLE Councilman —Fourth Diotrlct JOSEPH H BRBNNAN Councilman-at-Large ALFRED BEAVERS COUNTY TICKET Representative in Congress SAML'EL C. CLBLAND Prosecuting Attorney JOHN L DeVOSS Joint Senator VON A EICHHORN Joint Representative ROBERT H HELLER Clerk CLYDE 0 TROUTNER Auditor VICTOR H. EICHER Treasurer FRANK LINIOER Sheriff LEO T. GILLIG Coroner ROBERT ZWICK Surveyor WILLIAM SHRBAM Aesesoor ERNEST J WORTHMAN Commieaioner—Second District JOSEPH H KOORS Commissioner—Third Diotrlct ELI DUBACH County Councilman—First District HENRY DEHNER County Councilman—Second Diet. JULIUS SCHULTS County Councilman—Third Diet. DENNIS STRIKER County Councilman—Fourth Diet EVERT BANTER CouncHman-at-Large DEAN BYERLY’ AUGUST CONRAD LEON NEU ENSCH WANDBR TOWNSHIP CANDIDATES Union Township Trustee GERHARD REINKING Root Township Trustee GEORGE BCHIEFERSTEIN Preble Township Trustee RUDOLPH H BVUCK Kirkland Township Trustee EARL MARTIN Washington Township Trustee JOHN B BTONEBIRNER Aaooooor WILL WINNEB St. Marye Township Trustee Slue Crook Township Trustee RUE L STRAYER Monroe Township Trustee CARL SCHUG French Township Trustee LOREN HELLER Hartford Township Trustee JOHN H DUFF Wabash Township AUGUSTUS MANN Jefferson Township Trustee RALPH BOLLENBACHER STATE TICKET Secretary of State WINFIELD K DBNTON Evanivillo Auditor of State E CURTIS WHITE.. Ind lane poll* Treaeurer of State HARRY E McCLAlN..Shelbyville Superintendent of Publie Instruction RALPH WATSON...Terra Haute Attorney General GEORGE N BEAMER.South Bend (Incumbent * Clerk of Supremo and Appellate Courts VERNE BAVLDRIDGE Gary Supremo Court ROSCOE C. O BYRNE..Brookville Appellate Court. First District CHARLES H BEDWELL.SuIIivan (Incumbent) A J. STEVENSONDanviIIe (Incumbent) Appellate Court, Second District GEORGE E HERSHMAN Crown Point CHARLES E SMlTH....Anderson Political Advt. The Rolling Pin l-'vlng a rolling pin will be macb easier if it to covered with • child , white stocking, removing the feet The flour win enter the rtb •< the .locking instead of being rolled tile the dough. Stocking Economy U one <ah MewUy nfford M. it »p in tbe lona ran ta buy three pair* et bone of the rame enter at the aatne time The matlug-tip process aa they begin to wepr opt la a mo»t ecoaoyiial mepaurt Wanning Chins When wanking gold-decorated IM' *• egewt* <♦» 'be prm«w« Wash P in *arai «a ter. aalng very litUe soap. a. the

pledgee® Believing it le my patriotic duty a * support my Government in Snancinq *’* agree to invest not lees than ioe WAR SAVINGS BONDS The,* b6 °„ a , / - regularly each week semi monthly 1Bonds may be purchased through Poet Office, your Employer on the payroll plan. 1 » I will purchase these bond, through the follow.ng Name of Issuing Agent. Mg City Signature < Pledgor 0 Addreee Town Please send this pledge to Earl Caston, county cha,rm M . - staff, Decatur, Ind.

soap tend* to dull it. and furthermore cause* the gold to rub off. Answers To Test Questions Below are the answers to the Teat Questions printed on Pago Two. I. Egypt. J. No. (They are classed as infantry.) 3. Poland. Not way. The NetherBelgium. Luaembourx, Cxechoslovakla, Yugoslavia. Greece, and the Philippine Commonwealth. 4. The Hague. 5. Father 6 Working dogs 1 7 Union of Boviet Socialist Republic*. 8. Bird painter. 9. Hindus. 10 The Volga. 1. .Madagascar. 2. Crown Princess Martha. 3. Japan. f. Twenty-five dollar bond, com-

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