Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 166, Decatur, Adams County, 15 July 1943 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PuMtab«-d Every Eveaiag XiMP' Sundayffiy NUI SBCATI'R DEMOCRAT CO Isoorpo rated Br.torwl at Decatur, Ind., Poe! Offlov as Second Claes Matter I. H Heller President A H Holtbonee, Sec’y & Hue. Mgr. Dtek D. HellerVice-Preeldent Subscription Rates Single Copies ——-I -®J Obe week by carrier .16 By Mall Within 100 Mllee Obe Month 36c; Three Months fl6tx months 11.76, One Year 13.00 By Mail Beyond 100 Mllee One month 46c. Three months |1 26 Six months (226. Ono year 94.00. Subscriptions for men in service |3.50 per year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. National Representative BCHEERER A CO. It Lexington Avenue, New York M East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Hi. It's bond buying time again an 1 every one should do lib part for July. —o—o Hurt you want to buy bonds this month but don't forget to get a one dollar war stamp too, O—O— Have you bought a dollar's worth Os war stamps? Every Hoosier U asked to do »<> this mouth. —o The scrap quota for Indiana wa Ml,own and w< hav. collected mote than 150.000 tons. That's making good. We must keep on scraping. —o From his safe hiding place Mussolini tells his soldiers in Sicily he b with then) in spirit. That must make them bubble over with cuthueiasm. O—O We don’t want to spoil the youngsters' vacation but half of it is gone, plan the next six weeks so you get Hi*, most pleasure and good from it. O—O— When some nervy Yank plan’s the Allied Hags on top of Mt. Etna. We will know h* battle of Sicily Is well over and General Patton will do it if given th* chance. Perhaps it's a wrong thought but this country seems happier and more congenial with congress taking a bath. The dally charges and counter-ehargev certainly didn’t add to the desire for all-out success, especially as to domestic problems. -0 Cattle are going OR the market now at a rate that causes experts to predict that the shortage of steaks and roasts will soon he over. Os course before w, can feel certain about It the OPA will hate to thaw out and reduce the ration points. O—O A campaign started by Food Administrator Jones urges that farmers of this country ptant 3»0,•00,000 acres of food stuffs next year. That's a big order but given tools and help the American farmers will comply with a test that Will surprise the world. O—O This Is the month when every man. woman and ch.id in Indiana Is asked to buy a war stamp to.one dollar. Os course there will be some who can't and few who won’t even if they can. so it's up to some to buy more I han their share to put over the stamp campaign for July. O—O Placing money m mi>k bottles never was a very safe custom and now that sneak thieves are apparently making a specialty of thus picking up spare change It should not be done. The police are on the trail of the offenders but even if these are caught, the practice should be stopped. O* O Victory gardeners will not be given extra gas now tba< the season to well along Nor will hay fever pat team be able to get lb. feel to motor north for Q rhd"«vd Moeeg Th. 16 rM ' iU<l ,Mry

must be saved that possibly can be Those going to northern resorts are asked to use regular modes of travel. >. __O_O— — The stock market .toured this it week us encouraging news came from Sicily. Jmct why that should 1 affect It Isn’t dear but that's the j way the market works, It goes up or down according to the scores posted from war fronts, congress. ? labor headquarters or other sources J of news headlines. The right . streamer, on the- daily newspapers * may make some one a million dollars. People are funny. -0 > Perhaps its none nf our business but w<- would Ilk*- to know Just where Hitler is. what he- is doing and why he doesn't say any thing to bolster the* morale of his people:. 1 He boasted much two or threo 1 years ago but he seenne to have ' lost confidence In himself and his ability to make good on his promises. His future doesn't look so bright Just now. No doubt he feels , aa the world does that war is a monster. -0 A western newspaper conducted a poll to ascertain who their subscribers felt had won the war. Two said Kutcsia had contributed mos*. on*- guess* ci China and twenty-sev-en Insisted the* United States. Os course all were wrong for we haven't won it yet. There is a long hard road ahead and much as we hop. It won't, the tide could turn or w<- could hit a rut in Germany's defenses that would require years. This Is certainly no time* to boast about which country did the best or the most. —o—o The blackout In Decatur was a very successful one. with almost every one making an effort to c omply with the regulations. The wardens did an excellent Job and the program was carried out as prescribed by army officers. It proved a fine spirit of cooperation on the part of the* people and that of the well organised Civilian De-fc-nwe. The bomber that flew ovar the city during the period would have had difficulty locating the city for with the exception of the two Industries permitted to contineo operation, Decatur was without lights. The war lords are weeping because of destruction in their land, forgetting the ruliac of Russia and England and the lowlands, passing up the demolition of every thing in the path of their march to control the woild. Millions in this and other Allied countries sincerely regret that the bombings are ne< essary but they had no alternative from an Asts war board that gave us our choice —defend ourselves or paws into slavery. We hope that not a single building is destroyed that isn’t necessary but there will be no cessation now until "unconditional surrender" of th» Axis is made. War In a terrible thing and the losses are heavy In Ilves and property and time. We bate It and we know every American does. We shall engage it only in defense of our land, our people and our freedoms. -0 Os travel nowadays II can be accurately said, as Oscar Wilde said of marriage, that everyone ought to try it at least once If only to see how much It's been overrated. It seems, therefore, that Transportation Director Joseph It Eastman speaks true talk when he says that most people, after traveling oace or twice under present conditions, will cease and desist of taelr own tree will. While the railroads and buses are doing a man-sized Job under the most trying circamstaaces. traveling ha* ceased to be a pleasure and has become a wearing chore. How thoroughly this to so. no one will really appreciate without trying it Only one word o< advice: It year? ’■kiag a varattaa trip, leave plenty of time for a nice, long rest when » *•*■* Tuan BMd it-fft > Uuue Post-Dispatck

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egg and mixing it with 2 tableHpoonful* of olive oil very slowly, add I’w epoonfu's of mtmtard. 2 Hpooufula of Halt, 2 apoonful« of vinegar, and a little pepper. Beat the white of the egg to a stiff froth and lightly stir it. Modern Etiquette I By ROBERTA LEE • * Q la the double-ring ceremony conaldered mo.-t proper at the present time? A. Whviner me man wcora a wadding ring or not ta entirely a matter of per*onal taste, and not of etiquette. He may or inay not wear a w*-(ldiug ring as he chooses, and in either event he will be perfectly proper. Q .May a man or a woman ever

criticise their in-laws when in the presence of other people’ A. No; this to very bad manners, Q. .May black furs Ih* worn by a woman who I* in mourning? A. Yee — — o ——— f < Adams County Memorial Hospital ♦ — ■— — — o Admitted: Mm. .Melvin Ebhlt, Fort Wayne. Dismissed: Mrs. Gerhard Reinking. route 5; .Mrs. Hd Whltripht, route 2; Eileen Murray, Ohio City. ().; .Mrs. LaDoyle Ffgley. Rockford. O ; Roger Gentle. .Marshall street; Mrs. laiwreme Beal, North Fifth etreet; Mr*. Thomae Parrott and baby .route 6; Betty Jo Miller, Geneva. |

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