Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 8 April 1943 — Page 2

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Move Growing For GOP Collaboration Republican Move Grows In Midwest Chicago. Ap ' (CP' A move ' m.-nt t commit llepubilran* to poet »ar international <oliab< 'iition i» »pr-ading 111 ill* traditionallyisolatlciiis: midweat Tin driv.- -.i« s'a ltd by .1 y mug Chicak l ' .1 i. ney. Dineen Watson, wht'ii h<- founded '!>■ liepubli' an post war poluy a*emlatl n two Men, Women! Old? Get New Pep,Vim Feel Years Younger fXS'I slm. .- -I • r nn > u r u> T’«.. -•>«;» o>,l at »' «t »-u • 'ip • <-"*< •») < 'titat'a i.-fal t.,< .• i often t-i !—•.».-* uv-fc nic » a’ ’> ”t t tr ■ . • • • - “ 1 ».«- - •” PUT || *. « t.r ♦ w !•!- • * A wt * . Ml • U. .Uu tahMPHz It nil driiu mlorra rvrrjrthrrr — In Ihmiiir ui wiiiffh Hruic More. pu cßiisy-, Jx 1 «■ p 5 I Ikn— • ; , :a. I ■ t. . Ut I ■ ptetO'” 1 /" uncertain ■ th- J ■ resuK*' J y.,r maktn* \ 2 FIAKORN COSH MUFFIN MIX > st -w . w* 1 . . 'rtsm Arf .

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••fl J 5 w lll |:|:{ SALE NOW ON! ' a Floweriw Shrubs »** Uncf a* zAM?. ****£}£ • Hrad y P flowering ■■ || <A ’V rt' fb f» j Zlsi varieties — healthy two year £ Jk i i** BllS/ffc JnC If > _ w«7 t •*’• ° nd Boau’y from y ear ,0 ■ JT ’ j year and * )u * zm9, ~16? J ALTHEA Hom of Sharon’ Heigh* QUIESCE (Cydonla) Hmght 4le iai2 )w( whea natm. Th* Al- 5 foot whoa mature Loaded with ft HC U Tt A DAC t C theas are among the moot valu- <*oo9o scarlet bloeeoms every DV ) n /C n t\ VJ L J able of our tall. ho.dy shrubs oa Sprmg Itch, green foliage oil V w g W account of their blooming bom summer long A hardy shrub, • 2 year field grown hybrid tea roses. the orig- ■ ■ ■ . August to October Proles good makes an impressive hedge ... inal evaporation controlled plant. Package wrap- K sod io a sunny location led, easy to keep prunaed. ped with moisture proof paper, top and neck of ■ '*■ I ink - wtul * Pu, P l * LILAC Syringa> Grows 4to • tapper »ax.± lo.m.ng an .nl.gral „«l oi (||JL *iSX2SC’ <u« package. Will sland up twice as long as any WW T A j£ U..1, other waxed plants. Variety label and planting with hundreds of soft little pink hagranoe Plant for hedges, backinstructions attached to each plant flowers that grow all along on grounds fl It in 4w tKffst Easy lo grow bo SNOWBALL Height • loot when AMERICAN BEAUTY. Dark pink, shaded LUXEMIOUR®. Ono of the older yellow eauM lt thrives tn sunny location mature Deese, dark green foil ccmine. very fragrant Fcms ludlona. •UHISH.Y SVEN (Suddleia age loaded with big puff balls BCD RADIANCt. Deep root rod on strong rIBMB >. <• FONT. * 0 ”B’ Height Sto • loot when mature blooms A lavonto ofcrub, arovo individual canet Free blooming Escelieat pomtod. rodduh gold, liowor oomi-douMOe f laveodermob flower trustee oaody and gtvoo years of oom foliage 23 petals L~cimtia”sbah^ , ?3Her w T ’ ore produced abundantly through tinuous bloom MsGIIOYS SCARLET Flower large lull. w.th yellow *•' * fragrant bruhant scarlet. orange barn, up- . sUs.tu sooim This beautiful louogo Attracts butter Wreath Height Itos loot wMe per portion of petals lightly washed crim- p | 3r j«H *» TALISMAN. Scarletorange and rich yel MUTZIA ‘Gracilis’ Height 3 feet seme dark green foliage turning I G. HILL Cxtremoly large, red Howers. p> w y a n grower, continuous bloomer. 2S whoa mature A great iavonte orange in Autumn shooing to darser crimson on long stems. petals Dwarf covered with spikes of SFIMA tVas HoutWi Height I Very free flowering and v.gorous A fine PfttSlOtNT HERIftT HOOVSt. Maroon, pure wh»o Uowors in early sum » » foot when mature When in variety of recent introduction orange, and gold novelty Rose Long pout- met Hewer, the white Moome almost ITOIK DE MOLLAHDE irilha.it red od buds: rigid stems Excellent plant PORSYTNIA Goldenbeli.' Height SW« the foliage biooms of mognificeat sue leading rod COHtISA de SASTA&O Not one. but |m I loot when maturo Docota MOCB GAANGI (tyringal ... Soso of the world 31 petals two pertect rose colors! You'll expect a ti¥# jjuufe with bright yeUew Hotgiu 4io 19 root when mature AMI GUINAtS. Unusual deep, cnauon golden yellow - lhet s what the buds are - lowers which burst into bloom Giacoful arching bronchos deck maroon color, rich with blackish lustre of but as each bloom opens, it’s glowing, vp Juw Spring ia od with fragrant white Howers in Lne velvet Suds mase su.cuig boutoai .ore brant orange scarlet. thousands of tiny Howers that al May followed by briiuaot groM ■■ — moot hidM ns branches foliage all summer K(U Hardy Vines HQ. Heated with average care ■ | # Should enjoy a spot ia every- WW cre eure tohucuced S .t-c m one's garden Grown on trelieee. M, BB BI 4 quality 3io 4 feet trees T arbors, pergolas, old tree stumps WW WW T 2 year field grown stock and walb th<y Vrvu wrapped an - protected. w ma- y pang of y OUI garden. SBMS ress< AFHE TUES. Hardiest. ■ ,>ye MAS TRIES. Grow de- 20 to M feet when mature W~! inodorous Howers Nuo greea fol biggest yield varieties .. hewus lender pears your *" ”JT.*T J"*". 8 Jeesthes. Mclntosh, Tel- self EortteM. Ooogles. 3 ‘ low TrMipereet. *♦o?- Lft ;J7,; KiHor. HONEY SMC KU HoHmm) Wluse /WRIV STiSIU.'VC *?'***/ MfflJ Meotmereesy. sour bttle euctioa cups Grows gwckly WISYESIA (Purple! Very Fse pioa.AN.Nee. f J] 11V -btabrns waHo wMh dark groM mmu Howers mbu ehwwrs that MASSY PLUM TSIIS ( GSAMS. Yield Insgecrops leaves which turn eca-'-et in Ml ’hey almost hide young Motos Moot prokhc W all taute U W / every year Coeeerd. HONEYSUCKLE (Searle* Trvw Plan! of tremendous vigor epcoad Abeedsose. AmeeHSP \ W / bhrn. Celowbs. tod. Bieg- port HosgM IL io M tool when .eg to groat ibetances Meomo ia PM, Sotbesk «**• manwo This » the bmMleemM early eprttg •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••fl

! months ago at a meeting with 1* other llliH'ii* partjT in inhere. It I spu n ! to Ohio recently when GOP I members of that state held a meet■ini at Cleveland And y-'erday a 1 a. niii of Indiana ft publicans met I hi Indianapolis to form a similar I. . ji'/ath n. with novelist Booth . Ta kinaton delivering the keynote : address. Watson saye some Republicans ill marly every state have »-xpi ssInd interest in the movement. At least seven othr stats, I), added, already are planning Io set up similar groups. Wateott explains that tin post wa association is trying to awaken the Republican party so that the Cnited States will not repeat what lie terms "the mistakes f ' !'»!'• and !!•>' " The Republic alts. ■ln d«. .lies, must adopt a positive ; 'program o; dealing with post war ■ ; > i;i i::-. and nit be foment with | .: Jici4i.it tin- Detuocrallc national! i administration. 37 JAPANESE PLANES (Continued From rag* I) a in ii pieviously bad withdrawn 13 in A l Jap a’ta<k- ui ('hekI I .V '.I Hupeh provinces *•:. epuls’-d by tin (.'hin<s< with i inavy heei-s. However, tin Jipamse have sue • I d in toning a hew crossing ■■•: V.I ik-'z.e .ver Hl Central 1 i'll.:>e.. tr-io> .in battling invaders there. The Japanese people a being ; waned p.Allied air raids I on Nippon Daily broadcast mes-1 -agts on the subject ara being I nude by a.gh unking Japanese 1 ..'a y . 1 T. - '..CI S- ajieaker 1 a > - adm. a) Kanetsugu Tosa who told of I’tiltel States di-velopnn-nt up. ! >:tg atu ■ plane The of- ! f .f wa; infi rmali-.m nuye hr • • I i- ■ :ii.i.< to Tosak n.i'. ■ In >-n je.i d ov. r ,i ion.; period of 1 c . ,i w -aid iudi '.i'e a -.':owfng Ja|i.i!ii-*e fe,cr of Allied raids. Sou'.i i'.i ,flc. General 1 Ma \ ;.T.t . lannbc ;r . • mring .-iinds north of Australia. 1 >pplng bombs on Japan.-e instal-; it us and shipping. A destroyer i;i 1 two a. uo Vir-els nave been at- .-.-■ J off the oaet of N- w Ire- , ..1 i - ,ir K.c..- iia and m-ai I

- misses have been scored on a dest troy er In the Solomon sea. ’ In the Aleutians, Klska w faat • becoming one of the most laitnbed i spots In the war-torn world. Five more nt'acks have lieen made on the enemy base by American airi . aft coupled with a raid on At- - tu Fifty-one raids have been made on Kiaka aince March. 17 of them c In the past five days. —o —- —- RUSSIANS ATTACK (Contlnusd Prom rut* I) One hundred German dead were counted on the battl. field Artillery duels are the only reported activity before Smolensk, where the Russians captured two new positions yesterday In their first advano In neatly a week There is no late news from the j Rostov or Kuban fronts In the ' south. BRING PRESSURE FOR (Continued From Pass 1) 1 I’.c.-e bill which would raise- parity ' prii-ca by adding the costs of farm labor, including that of th- farmer and hln wife and children. Strong opposition on the flour of th.- senate also returned thus bill I to committee. But the committee, han hopetully reopened hearings t and may seek to report it out again. j .o ; Forest Fires Raginq In Atlantic States I By I'nited Pre *) Danger to All. d shipping along the Atlantic coawt has been incr» rsed by forest fires raging in several middle Atlantic States Ti.c I S. forestry service warns that fires in n-octal areas silbouette whips at sea and make them easy targets for Axis* submarines. Smoke from the fire* also screens shores and other areas from the wat.'hful eye of air patrols. The forestry service describes the situation on the ><wH coast as alarming" Several large f.rcsi con tinu* to blaz.- unabated in Virgin--1.1 and North ('aielina A'rmt 4".o'lo a. of war-vital timber have 1 1

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Labor Shortage In Nation's Shipyards Lumber Workers On I j Strike In Far West Washington. Apr. M-~ilT) War 1 manpower officiate are trying to i solve a critical labor shortage in ; the nation's shipyards which they ! say may seriously affect Ameri- ‘ c a’s battle of supply. According to a maritime commission report, high turnover of labor during the first three months of ’ this year has left the shipbuilding industry with a 70.000 man short- ; age -chiefly on the west coast. Men are leaving joint, say the officials, because- nt l,ad housing conditions and lack of transportation The problem, they say. is not so much that of finding new workbeen destroyed during the last week in Virginia fires Other biases have flared Up in Maryland Delaware Want Virginia and Pennsylvania. i COS’* ths mild, sweet, country-fresh Aja flavor of Durkee's yW Margarine -in and on all foods Delightful spread on bread Olor- < 't' tout as a flaiwt-short- | IH j M emng Ennrhed with 9 Adi 9 non units of Vitamin *mAU a pound ' Ask your LJEJHBI dealer s/titass. >M

era, but of keeping old ones on the job by finding bouses foi them Lumbermen Strike Spokane. Wash!., April S—(UP) Mure tiiau I.dOV workers in lumber manufacturing plants are on strike, protesting the failure of the OPA to authorize a wage Increase. The seven and a half cent por hourly pay boost was approved by the war labor board and the west coast lumber eommiaalou, at Port- ' land. Ore Th<- WLB authorization 1 was to take effect yesterday, contingent upon the approval of the OPA. But that wasn't forthcoming William Ramsbottom. business agent, for the Kpokane council of the woi-fcers API. union, says the strike may spread to other plants and .lawmills in the northwest. New Plants Open Ludington. Mich. April S—(UP) Officials of the Dow Magnesium corporation hang "open for business" signa on two new war plants this week—almost a year to the day from the time the first round was broken. A huge plant will lie opened today at Marysville. Mich, and the second will lie opened in Ludington tomorrow. Together, the factories are expected to employ a-

FaJI This Is Thd Kj nmnORV, dlrs. Jones Become the need* of our armed forces come and coses. This way you con plg ß i fiett—you can't get every food you wont .. . right on the spot ... by selectin' «u 1-1 4 | dßrl hl il 111 but you CAN get every food you need ot PLENTIFUL, what's ECONOMICAL, nJ your AfrP Self-Service Market. Moiy big de- SEASONABLE. Always famous fa Chnck full ni Raiinnrd P*rt»»««»« y»»« r Self-Service Market h tufal HOCK run oj Kam nea selections. Come. See our thousands over wartime marketing and Unrationed Foods! tempting varieties. Shop by the shelves, bine Join the satisfied throngs now. JUL*mKJLXJKJLMXdhLHBLCeUMH4 Canned Vegetable) «« I **“' Frenh & Smoked Sleain ’ 'S,' '■ TOMATOES’,;""::. . It <3‘ RIIROASTIEEF:s’£‘.. 1 ASP TOMATOES „„ „ '.l.L'.. •• ,3c SIRLOIM STEAK TfAi 8 J IONA WHITE CORN Id »« PORTERHOUSE STEAK 8 J IOHA PEAS IS lie PORK LOIH ROAST ; 1 J IOHA MEEH HEARS , i4t,.,2Te PORK CHOPS c "“" 8 J PACIFIC PEAS IS He SPARE RIBS K& 4 A GREER NEARS ~-- . 14 3... SSc LEG OF LAMB J,T„„ 6 RIBIETS 8 13c LAMB RIB CHOPS S„, 1 A BEL MOHTE PEAS 1.™...,' IB Ge HAMS M". “&, 8 9 GOLBEH CORM J,"?.?" “ ,u l« lie BACOM JOWLS 5 A Canned Fruits hams’" 9 i FRUIT COCKTAIL I."'"”,. 13 t.,» 4 * p- l PRUME PLUMS S?““„ IS tmtlc (anned Meats & Fi»h IOMA PEACHES ' IS 2 ... 33c GRATEB TUMA FISH i 3 t ARGO PINEAPPLE .'.r .. 8 10* TUNA FISH c “‘" 3 I AGP APPLE SAUCK 14 B«tBe TUMA FISH ttl ST 3 • KIEFFER PEARS 14 2.. ißc LIBBY'S POTTED MEAT I 1.1 KADOTA FIBS i". > ... B 2...2»e ARMOUR’S TREET 5 I BARTLETT PEARS SS, V 21 23c SARDINES .“J “ 4 I R.S.P. CHERRIES > 14 18c Daisy PMs Juicet ' CHEDDAR CREESE £?,!/•".' « •' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE I.'""’,"' 8 20c CHEESE 8 J CRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4 13c CHEESE I 8 . TOMATO JUICE 5" 13 10c HUTTER 1 ’ TOMATO JUICE I- ;.', S 5c KEYKO MARGARINE 5 .1 PIIUPPII JUNE »i‘ 7 21.. 2tc Miscellaneous Miscellaneous GOOD LUCK MARGARINE 5 •] TOMATO SOUP SCJ7I C 3 t«C MI-CHOICE MARGARINE 5 • TOMATO SOUP ,;-’"; G 3,. .2k PURELARD ... 5 TOMATO SOUP K 6 lit SWIFT'S PRIM „ 5 IONA SPINABH i>.. .... ' 11 2,„23c CRISCO OR SPRY 5 • LITTLE KERNEL CORN 14 lie NORMEL'S SPAM,.„ 5 ANN PACE KETCHUP.. . „..u ICi2,„2Tc ANN PACE SALES OIL ... I 6 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Bakery Products FRESH PINEAPPLE SS.'K''« 35c MARVEL SLICES ENRICHED MEAD E ASPARAGUS » Isc CARAMEL GOLD LOAF CAKE "A"-... - FLMIDA ORANGES Nc CHOCOLATE ICED LAYER CAKE ISU ... FRESH CARROTS Lara* bueeb 1c PECAN COFFEE RING « FRESH D'ANJOU PURS S,'" l „Ik AGP BAKUS COOKIES **• AVOCADOS Srs,‘£l - M I 4« JANE PARKER DOUGHNUTSLEAF LETTUCE . »Ik „. ~ CALIFMNIA NAVEL MANGES n. 3k Miscellaneous FRESH TOMATOES fix JI 2k »«* M»t MACARONI ANO SPAGHETTI 3 ; SEED POTATOES S»&£*.? ff 84.33 ANN PAGE NOODLES Sa"’—•- ““ '“***• 2»M7FIELD CORN FUHS SEED POTATOES SUIT. 1 SW>n SUNNVFHLD CERIAU ZZ Fresh and Smoked Fish N AC. SNREBOEB WNUT H 2H! * 3a ‘ “* M “ SPARKLE GEUTIX DESSERTS InH! ygwy 3* «■ M« crabapple jellt s FRESH $U NIRRIM k INN PAGE MUSTARD ft? '

bout 1.400 men at peak production and turn out 70.000.000 pounds of war-vital magnesium annually. Although both plants still are under construction, actual production Is getting under way In some units now, with finishing touches) expected to I* completed almut July 4 The first unit to begin production at Ludington will be a buga lime Kiln, built test January in record time, and already fired for initial operations. At Marysville, officiate will pour the first ingot from a magnesium electrolytic ceil to inaugurate work. o Announces Rationing Os Fence Discontinued Winfred L. Gerke, chairman of the Adam* county USDA war board announced today that the rationing of fence has been discontinued. This order permits the purchase of any type ot fence, smooth wire, baib wire and poultry netting without a purchase certificate. The purchaser need only locate the fencing in the dealer's hands and make his purchase. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Americans Get More Matches For Money Washington. Apr. 8. — (UP) Americans are going to get more wooden matehea for their money In the future. The "dice of pries adnintetrathm has ordered manufacturers to In-

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