Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 66, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1943 — 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.. Poat Office as Second Class Matter J. H. Heller President A. R Holthouse, Sec y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. HellerVlce-Prealdent Subscription Rates Single Copies —.03 One week by carrier —- .15 By Mail Within 100 Miles One Month 35c; Three Montba 51. Sia months >1.75. One Year 93 00 By Mall Beyond 100 Milea One month 45c. Three months $1 25 Six months 5225. One year 5400. Subscriptions for men in service 53.50 per year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. National Representative SCHEERER A CO. 15 Lexington Avenue, New York 25 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, III.' Charier Members of The Indiana League of Home Dailies Whut if the inice go on o sitdown strike when cheese h rationed? —o Give a contubuti.n to the Red Cross in addition to your membership fee. —o Help Phil Sauers make Decatur a < lean, healthy .mil wood looking city. Subscribe something to the weekly fund for that purpose. —o Plant a Victory Garden and help yourself whil, aiding Uncle Sam to solve his big problem ot keep- ! ing every one here and the soldiers : every where, well fed. - - If you buy your reguiar share of bonds this month, meet your in- j come tax payment and give to the Red Cross you can leel like you have done your full part as a real home front soldier. -0 Renew your subscription to the Daily Democrat, your home paper. These are difficult days fcr every one including the newspaper and we w.ll appreciate your couperattan. —o Daily newspapers cannot be sent to subscribers utiles* subset iptlcne are paid Every p und of pi in, paper must lie accounted for and there are other regulations that mak r the requiremen l a necessary one. —o—o We can't Imagine Adams county falling down on a call for the !<• d Croat" but we will uiiiexs We all get b«sy. do a little Iso*.sting and some liberal giving With the month mote than half over, we have only subM-ribi-d one-third of our quota of 5U.7V9 —o Only twenty three pieces of property In Adams county are on the delinquent tax list. That's a remarkable showing equalled by few if any counties tn Indiana. Only twenty-one wears are representad staie tin*' of the or, pert les adv er tlsed belong to one party. 0 0Restaurant meals will woou be Whittled down. The agricultural department is drafting such a plan It *11! regulate the site of your meat portion for meals. fix the number of vegetables and do away with soup, cocktail and dessert. War is worse than Sherman ever dreamed it could be. —O O ■ President Roosevelt has aa■caaced that his -ok- program if: *wt: Wta the war; seco**: keep In mind and work toward acc-atn-plishmeut of polities that will beta the boat intpraata of all the people. That's otuid piauumg and will have the approval of the gen oral public. ' O 0 — Mayor *ulu and City Clerk Auf i owd *4R suppuft sad assist Mi ’del

I campaign for Viet-ry Gardens In Decatur. The mayor pledges allout support and cooperation by the city and Mr. Amend will compile a list of the vacant lota available and those who desire to use them for 1 gardening this year. -0 There are indications that the ' tire situation Is easing up and in a short time It may be possible tor many to secure a very good grade to keep their automobiles running. In the meantime It still behooves every one to be as careful as poss--1 Ible and to make the rubber now in use last just as long as possible. Coach Theodore Zayner of the Commodores has been called to service and will report soon. He has been here three years and made many friends who will wish ! him all kinds of success. The coach I is a hard worker and knows how to make and keep friends among the boys he trains as well as with the public. —o Many basketball fans in this sec- ; tion may feel a little envious of the powerful fort Wayne Central team, but they are nevertheless palling for them to bring the championship back to this part ot the slate. Coach Mendenhall knows the game and has a great team. Any five that can trim them can bank on taking the slate title Saturday. Those* who plan to send an Easter card to boys in the ovr rseae service, next Sunday, the first day of spring. Is the deadline to assure delivery before the holiday. Cards should show, in addition to the name and address of the sender. I complete addreua data of the seri vice man, including name, rank , and post office through which mail is to ho routed —o Goebbels sayx be saw Hitler a few days ago and found the fuhrer in better spirit* and health than ever. Wonder what tickles the old boy? It can’t be the defeat his , armies are taking in Africa, surely 1 f it isn't the loss of a million men in , Russia the past few weeks, it - couldn't be the incessant pounding 1 from the skies all over Germany. It must be relief that he no longer , has to do the planning and carry I the responsibility ol bis forces. 1 i -0-0— A Duty Performed: One of the obligations imposed upon the American Red Cross by ' Its Congressional charter, is "to act • • • in accord with the military and naval authorities as a medium of communication between the people of the United States and their Army and Navy.'* Few of the millions of persons who will contribute to the Red Cross War Fund thia month can have any conception of the magnitude of the task thus borne; of the innumetable anxieties that are allayed and the tremendous lift that is given to the morale of our lighting men by Its faithful discharge. Doe* a rookie at a Texas training camp get a message U> bury home because hi- mother is gravely HI? The Red Cross. through Its nation-wide network of local chapters. will find out quickly for his commanding officer whether his presence Is really needed. If it Is. the Red Craw will arrange bi* transportation, advance a lean it he needs it, aud meanwhile provide emergency assistance for the sick woman. The home service division of the New York Chapter alone re-, celved 3 7<o such inquiries In December Io a marine captain at an advanced base in the brush Pocidc heartsick becMM be has not heard irons his nick wife tor many weeks? He has only to toil his troubles to the Red Crow held director at the base. who will cable the Red Cross chapter tn the captain a boas town. Within forty-eight hours a cabled aaowcr giving fall information about the raps ata'a adfc and children will be mi hie hands. I It mwas a greet deal ie a man us cm « the hundreds oi rmnoie

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Civilian Inspectors Are Needed By Navy Vital Need Revealed By Naval Officials A Vila! n<ed for civilian inspector* of navy material wait revealed ttdsy by navy official*. Women over is year* old and men over draft are or deferred be cause of phywica) disabilities. with a grammar school education, are eligible tor the Job*. Those person* selected will be lent to school fcr periods up to eight weeks during which time they will be paid a salary. The training include* the use of miciometer*, vernier gauge*, depth gauge*, micro-projector*, surface plate* and other Instrument* employed to determine the accuracy of material which goes into navy ship*, plane* and gun*. At the completion at their training they will be assign'd to industrial plants as inspector* of materia! being manufactured under navy contract*. These job* are at salaries ranging upward from 11.400 per year. Persona interested in applynig for thcae jobs are requested to contact in person or write to: Officer-In-Charge. Navy Inspector* School. 3b South LaSalle street. Chicago f Household Scrapbook I I By ROBIRTA LIB « • Washing Upholstery The following is an effective method of washing the upholetery: Dissolve one cup shaved mild soap or soap powder In four cups of boiling water; cool, then beat with an egg heater until fluffy. Dip a small clean brush into the fluff and aervb a small area of the upholstery at a tim<- Wipe the suds off quickly •with a clean cloth, then riaae thoroughly with another cloth frequently wrung out in clean spot* where our fighting forces are now stationed to have a friend to whom he can turn in such an bom of anxiety. Tbara is. a saying that a worried aoldier cannot be a gotd soldier. The Red Cross helps men to remain good svldltr* — New York Tim-s SAVE WARTIME If you or members of your family an* engaged ia war wort, you m will surely welcome the cow- • venieace of Flako Nothing to do but just add water. rail and bake. IF-—-- H

wa:er. (Change this water ultcu). i Wipe as dry aa Possible with a eoft cloth. Sugar Syrup Brown nugar syrup can be made by uuing (1 cup of brown sugar to H-cup of water, and letting It cone to the toiling point. Ironing Over Monograms When ironing monogram* on the pillow slips, place the dips monogiant side down on a turkiab towel and Iron on the wrong aide of the slip until dry. o Twenty Years Aqo I Today * : * March IS. 1523 wm Hunilay. - -- ■ ■- —o ' Modem Etiquette I l ay ROMRTA LIC I * 1 -- - i —— * <J Is it correct for a girl to issue invitatlook for a dinuer party in her own name only, if her mother is not living? A. Rhe should itnludo her father's name. Q. Who usually eotera a dining room firm in a collegs aludout home where there are feminine gueatu? A. The chaperon. Q. isn’t it poor form for a girl to use mascara and eye ahadow during office hours? A. Ya*. AMERICAN AND fCoßtlaoed Faves Fags I) cer is pitted against Germany's number one tank officer—Patton verona field marshal Krwin Hom■tai. George Pallan is ro aare of viotory be has given up smoking and drinking— lm>i h of which hr greatly enjoys — until Tunis and Biserte are raptured. When I enter Tunis." he say*. “I hope somebody meets me with a cigar aud a bottle of whiskey ” Patton i» up to bio neck now in hia favorite occupation — fighting. It's a jo* he spent half of his life training for. And he concentrated ffiamHffiH*ffia*HMffiMn>M«*miffiaßgffiiffiai

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i on learning atom tank battles in desolate terrain such as makes up the present theater of action. Twenty-flve years ago he was an aide to General Pershing in France Then he commanded American tanks at St. Mlhial, and was wounded during the Argonne campaign. When the African Invasion got under way, he was put in charge of landings In French Morocco, where the stiffest opposition was expected. Patton is one of the toughest men In the American army. At I West Point he was a football star. | Later he became a polo player and s saber expert. Patton has the most caustic tongue In the army when he is talking about Hitler or to an officer who has made a mistake or to a private whom he feels Is shirking. But the private Is hio ! favorite fighting man "The private *ho Is out there getting shot at does most of the work In this war," he says. "He gets little credit out of IL too. A man can be as feroctou* as the devil back home on three hot meals a day. but it takes nurve to live In a foxhole In the rain, eating cold rations.” Brasil won Its Independence from Portugal in 1823. and was an empire until IMS*, when It adopted a republic form of government. Maneys Often Bring f iriffjwr Mr abo mwm UAxW, riwtfle Don't wffiit! AA tffißßto* for Detain ' s?f & Jte&irGS i ms «ssu*saynu HmS. G«t I ... . ■ .

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