Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1944 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by FHE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO tacorporstod Petered at the Decatar. Ind., Post Office *a Second Class Matter. J. H Heller Preaident A. R. Ho tboaae, Bec'y. A Rue. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Subscription Rats* Single Copies. | .04 One week by carrier .20 By Mall In Adama, Allen. Jay and Welle tountle*, Indiana, and Mercer and Van Wert countlee, Ohio, >4.50 per year; 12 50 for elx month; >1.35 for three monthe; 50 cent* for one month. Elsewhere: >5.50 per year; $3 00 tor six monthe; >1.65 for three monthe; 60 centa for one month. Men and women tn the armed forces 15. 50 per year of >I.OO for three months. Advertising Rates Made Known on Application. National Representative SCHFERER A CO. 15 Lexington Avenue, New York 2« E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111. Buy an extra 1100 bond and you will be better prepared to give thanks nest Thursday. O—O It’s time to get the turkey ted up and ready and he no doubt realizes it as he climbs to the highest limb ot the tree. O—O— If the boys had gathered a big supply of penny-royal the past summer they could roll It Into cigarettes and sell them. And they would taste better the:: some of the .Mexican smokes being sold and we can’t evt n get them most of the time. O—O Adams county must buy $1,253000 worth of bonds the next two or three weeks to meet the sixth quota. Let's do it with a smile for Be really wonderful that we can have the opportunity. In many countries money and valuables were taken you know. —o—o A rubbei manufacturing company announces that the pre-war girdle is back on the market. A new synthetic thread has been perfected and It io given out now that 4 the new article has the two-way stretch and has nt and comfort that outdoes the old ones. So smile girls. O—O It cost the state *2.152 to extend the voting two hours on election night in Adams ccunty. Little expensive but that's the way the legislature decided it and if it gave the privilege of voting to some who otherwise would have been denied It. who will complain? And what good would it do if we did? o—O— Thia is a country of opportunity. 11:11 Gallagher who was living on a 525 a month peusoti, ran for congrafts in the third district of Minnesota and was elected. He has one hobby. Hi- want* to daddy a measure to guarantee every one Over sixty years old a pension of s♦>•) a month and apparently a lot of other Minnesota voters think it will be alright. O—O Coming Into Portland on a bus the other evening we were thrilled by the joy manifested by a young man who had served in the Routh Pa ciflc for thirty-one moth*. He Was coming home and was glad of k and counted every mile. Every one on the bus joined in bls enthusiasm and wished him a happy thirty-day furlough as he left the car. We can hardly Imagine how these lads look forward to their Unit glimpse of home atoewi - i.—i SAVE 15< WA*w Yftw toy PILLSBURY** BIST •erlebed RIOUX With Coupon 25 lb. ba< SPECIAL PRICE Krafts Food Market n r a 4L TGPi 1

ter these long absences at the war front*. —o—o The Indiana GOP I* planning to make a big sweep of Democrats In state jobs and will of course do that very thing. They will not have as many applicants however as in the old depression days when there were some 50.000 people trying to get 5,000 or 7,000 jobs. Now they will And It rather difficult to And , men and women who will take the expert jobs at the price* paid by 1 the state. But some way they will , get It done. Any way It always has . happened that way. There will be no big parade or other allow in connection with the fourth inauguration of President | Roosevelt. He will be sworn in quietly at the White House with only congress, the cabinet and the supreme court members, the diplomatic corp* and a few other distinguished guest* present. At the same time Sentaor Truman will assume his place as vice-president. It Is In line with the war period and will save the expense and effort of the usual big inauguration affair.

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Btuiness expert* tell us that by December 31st 2.500 000 automobiles will have been manufactured and sold in this country during the year. They predict that 5,500.000 will be marketed next year and that 5.000,000 will be made in 1947. When we consider that the biggest year ever enjoyed in that industry was less than five million cars and that was way back in 1929, It give* an idea of how rapidly we will catch up on production, once the war ends and the big plants are really turned loose. O—O When those new 65-ton air liners get to operating, you can travel far and fast and cheap, according to representatives of the Boeing Aircraft Company which Is now displaying models of the new big ship at the Stevens hotel in Chicago. They will operate at a speed of 340 mile* an hour, will be comfortable. will carry 100 passengers and the coat will be only a cent a mile. You can run out to lx»s Angeles for S3O and come back the next day If you want. And don't think Be just talk. They are based on the famI ous B-29 that has done such wood-

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erful work in the war and will Ite comparatively sale. I O—O One of the best customer* this ' nation will have In the postwar 1 period will be Holland. These Ivutch of the Netherlands have fought the sea* for 1,000 years and been successful. They were the richest country, per capita in the world prior to the war. They still have wealth and the ca*h to pay on the line and they have turned to this country for help for the reconversion era. They want planes, pumps, tractors, bulldoser*, pile drivers and other big machine* to rebuild their country and reclaim their lands. It's a big joh for them but they will trudge on until it is completed and done right. O—O The last session of the 7Rth congress te concluding iwo turbulet years during which time many Important matters have been decided by that law making lardy. There has been too much politics as usual but they have kept the wheels going rather well considering we are engaged in the greatest war the world ha* ever known This sess-

ion will be th* ’lame-duck" period when defeated member* will be looking for a place to land for after all politic* I* their businea* you know. The new term will start January 3rd when many new faces will appear and when the adminiatratlon will have a much stronger working majority than in the past two years. And they will have plenty to do. Q If In a restaurant with guests, haw can the host who think* he i* j consideralbly overcharged on the ] •AVE ICC WH.H you smtAb IS-IL SAG 1 Kl< L Moore Food Shoppe W. Adams st.

bill presented, adjust the matter without embarrassment to his guest* or to himself? A. He can excuse himself and consult the heed waiter.

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