Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 302, Decatur, Adams County, 24 December 1945 — Page 3

■ DA Y DECEMBER 24, 1945

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■ TjhBORS CLUB .mm" d Mi* ■ A . ... i . ,rw.|.,y en ■ ' Chti-fna* > . -•> !■■ •pinfu'iy KB . *•”' lb- , r . |V‘,. . ... n. •• i.y tin- ■ . nug. follow V . II Ml< •’ " M ... ■!.- ChtlMma* and t r»»H' . 'I .ltd*"’' l< 'H *. "I ■ 111 «" my r - mi* coif.-n ■s' . ,j, I A O ' " ll' t *ol<>". V j t’m Midnight , - Night " A read SB ,'j 1: .n l • WK” K 8K.., s-:i.*.«r»z Me Cm I J .. after which ■, I'udalh <1 by K., . \ scrap bag ex mt t. id ami t apHiilf ».:<■ . -Xi hanged. .. r ' . -him lit* w••r <• ■ firing ’ 11,1 " r by SdiwartS, Mie olid Mrs J b K-. ■ CHRISTMAS Kv THURSDAY H-iS&y • “ ! «of th" ■ Methodi”' • hurt h met In ■ ► . :.• Thursday <v< ■< : * Chilrtinas party The m-.LK r .'.-111. beautifully d«Km- .ightt d with tail tap-K-i Ed Ttliker ami Mrs K Fur-mu'i served delicious ■taonts. K, ;,r.-n.-n' were Esther Fore ■ j.--ranl A!.<" Young. Wava Koss J* an Fox. Rona’d Hry K;| Hiti’z Rowena Fourtm-y | ■ju-.-rie Roe MBs .Mildred | m- ihd Minn Jean Foreman . ■ U charge of the arrange K Tooth Fellowship of th" K:t Milla Methodist church a lundlellght Christ■m e ihl* even'ng at Kti.rty o <Jo< k Al! young po ■f tta> uuuty are invited to I K.mDr church of the Metho■eg will nitH Wednesday K-: from one thirty to three ' ■t in th- church basement. ■ old i« nuked to bring a ten Br>ft for the Chrfutrnas gif: ■ o fc.L Kit-ou of thlri city, and ■'.j Reichert of .Monroe, a* ■tn of the Indiana university B inion, are appearing In ma-! ■ciblf an 1 radio programs he-Bre-nt-d at the university and Bftmadinz cities. The choral Pof 25’ voices includes the Iflre clubs, men's glee club, \ cappella choir, plus a ! Hi >omlngton adult sing-

Returning Servicemen: Since you’ve been away we've moved into our larger and permanent headquarters at 130 North Second St. ■ formerly Keller Jewelry Store * Where you are Always Welcome. a JBWBL&R. B •• •’ — This Year Christmas at Home! Christmas, of all the holidays, depends most upon ( home and friends for a suit- ( able background. And this year the old greeting “Merry Christmas!” will have the > full, old-fashioned ring in it f°r the first time since the ( war started. t f/ V ‘ ks zwicucs vJ i; S FUNERALHOME V%»«a,DAY 6LNIGHT 800-303 f •

CLUB CALENDAR •oclsty Deadline. 11 A. M Wednesday Method l j into: • li.:. i r basement. I no pm tn • Thursday Stated nie.-tin; . f ■ n Mueonie hall 7 ?.o p m Friday I’nion Township Woman e , Mrs Ivan Barkley, all dav XtaIOCALS The RfV and M> .1 -i.n W M PiiceteiH, J: , and family '.a.. 1 « their holiday guests, the form . parents, Mr and M. ■ John \\ .Mcl’h-f t'-r*, Sr of M-ek , . ttki.i , Clara Mowery is conf.nt I ’<> h. r home with mump* hr It c Wybouin of th ~n has been app dnte I m , ith < ffi<■<■ for Wells < runty so. a term >f four years and (' E Stuu-r nam ed county attorn-y for tw yearThe annual candle.ipht Chti<". mas eve servi e will !>.■ h. ld at the First Pr> diytetiun ib.arch at 11 o'clei k this "Venin, wi'i Mr--Carrie llaubohl nt the organ Th" public 1* invited .Miss Frances hugan of Bos’on. Mass., is visiting her uiot . r, M’C. A. hugan, Monroe ‘■treet, over the holidays Kendallville ha* <» ‘ tn- me*' thief" uc< rding t » reports They broke Into the hen Wllsim l.orne and stohf the gif'* b-m-at'i thChristmas tree Estimated bn* flop. A vanity case anl th:'.-t mu* cards, a part of the stolen loot, were found four miles west - f thtown. I Mrs. Lon i Reynold* ' f Bl iffton p«i vteiting in thi* city over Christ | mas with Mr. and Mr*. Pet.- R.-y Holds and Mrs M. F Harr. Miss Marjorie Ji.r.nson, who .* employed in Indlan.ip I><. ha ar rived in hteatur t-> ip-mi the Christina* holidays wl - h he.- p.ir ents. Mr and Mrs W E Johnson. Christmas Message By Gen. MacArthur Tokyo, De". 24 tli’t Gen Douglas MacArthur In Chr.strn imessage today gave thank* for "out deliverance from th- death and deit: uctlon es war." "On thi* Christmas day the first In five years on whlc.i our guns have been sib nt I J<4-> with all members of thl* command in thanking Go 1 for our d.4lv<-ran< > from th" death and dearuic m of war anl pr.iy t.iat .i m-rcifu. Lord w.ll * a tain u* In our < ff<> n to realize. In i - f.i.le-t the ide.il which Christ br-.ught f-> th- wo:il ' — pea e on earth nnd to I', men good will," th" menage * 44 I - Q « - - - Deniocrsf want Ads Get Restiits

Honorable Discharge 1 '' rl ’em • I. Itoiei L’.'l Xoith l-.i"vent:i tt."i, o~| Camp \tt--i i bill I 1 1 ‘ m .Ha-,1. , r , i. •amp Atterliiiiy Cpl l.i:n- - Colt, r 'll* Winches : ,l '' ’’ t- "Hi Camp \th-rb.iry mon I. K-mth, 2l’i Hoiith ’■ r'l’h • I C,(. h ;, Alt.-I bury Sv' Carl \ Hi | f i,m • imp \fte. bury Ts. Foi,*t I- Mat-‘lanil emit. from Camp Atterbury San Hi M Vudeie.m, MM I G-n, v.i. ,11 lit. at l..ike«. 11 ith ,'i.ird I! I Im.nt. s' 1 227 Voith Fo i th stte-t, f iim Great 1-ikes. ill. !!• ary \\ S. hu>-. ■-. "4 .1. . 11? y: 1,1 <le. ' Re: ae from Gn-at Lake*. HI En* .l.itne* I, Egb v 115 Schel I ma.'i -!-. ■ tom Great Like-, 111 i Ra. I. Lemng'on, M.MM 2 Monroev.il.., ft m Great Lak. -, 11l , M.trti:i <; Braun route J. from) Fon Lewis, Wash. Hgt I cue- Loh, , eon r,f Mrs j J Loo ,» |i. intiir. ha* arrived I •me after 2* month • ■ . ~ - Sr" 1.0, ha* • <.-|v, d hl* army li*< -i:r'- and sill «p.-n.| th poll I. y* alth hl* 'it th, r ,u the city o Negro Band Leader Arrested In Fight Cab Calloway Hurt In Dance Hall Fight K.-ins.i- City M Dec 21 I l l'l C.ib Calloway, negro band leader obtained a ixmtinuam e in mini h ipal court today, where be wits under bond to appear on < (large* of drinkne * and disturbing the |.e:o e at a dam e hall late S.itur day night, until Wednesday after noon Cail I! J. hiiHoii, t."i"o attorney told a, ling juiL’e D-mulil Ly<m* hiclient 4, ii, 4 t> bring counsel from New Y tk to represent him Johnson said Calloway was in Chicago today. Calloway, who reipHrcd *oven stlC hes to elo*e Im-erutlons in hl* -■i.'ilp. told jHdie" he and Felix Payne, Jr. son ut a Kansas City negro polithlan. had i me to the ballroom to hear the music es Lionel Hampton, another negro musician. The srtifTlo occurred at the entrance to the ballr< om when Bill Todd, dam,- hull special officer refu-ed to admit Calloway and Payne. Calloway who said he had not intended to dan e but only to list en to Hamilton's orchestra at the leader's invitation, said Todd hit him on the lo ad seveial times with the butt ~f liis revolver In tiie arg timent which began when the gateman "I to accept their tic!; ets. Todd t >ld police be drew his gun after Payne struck him and Calloway pushed him t > the floor Todd in In- statemen' -aid that he w.i- n*k"d liy the manager of the dine* hall !•> am it hint \n — Clothes For A Doll 9,77 if o Marian Martin Easy to niak" doll's wardrobe. Pattern 1'177, has everything from panties to pinafore -a wonderful way to play Santa to a tot! Make it now for Christ mas — use remnants! Pattern 9177 available for dolls 12. 11. I'l. 18. 2". 22 inches tall, i For individual yardages sec pat-1 tern. Send Twenty cents in coins for this pattern to Decatur Democrat Pattern Dept, 155 N. Jefferson St., Chicago HO, 111 Print plainly your nan >, address, (one alls and style number NEW—the Marian Martin Fail and Winter Pattern Book la yours to-make etylea! ALSO — printed for Fifteen Cents more! All eaaybandbag-

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William I! Bi wn. t MuM, "on of Mr and Mrs W Guy Brown of this city, li.ih |„ «oi discharge ! from navy movlc,- ,c th,- penaiicol:i n.i .al station. Fla He and his wife, the foitner Mis* \iiiiih Mio- Merri limn, are visiting relatives and I fr.e'id.l here iH'for* returning to 1 Wai i Ington, Fl.i Fred Pickford, 9 !-<•, son of Mr ■ :nd M:« Fred V Pickford. ."Hit Stu- : dabaker sheet, artlvej home on ' live day leave I > spen I the Christ Itn is holidayH in Decatur. Henman j Pickford has beet*, in the naw two I years and three month* and spent [the past lit months In the Pacific ■ aboard the f.S.S. Tomahawk, n fl.et tanker Lt Robert Auriiid. brother of! H Vernon Aurand, city Heikirea--,*urer, him been released from the l' S Navy He served 2" month* in the South Pacific a* a supply I officer. Hl* home Is In Sioux Fall**, 4 D Prlo, to enlisting In th" N.t1 val Reserve. Lt. Aurand was a dis-, | trier man iger for the J J New- . berry Company. — Pvt Richard Schroeder, 35972324 son of Mr and Mrs Mat tin Sehroe dt-r, route 1, Osslun. nai th* fo'.-j lowing new addrivs: C enpany D. Ilth Tank Battalion. APO I*l, G Postmaster, San Ftanciseo, Calif. I S Sgt. Vernon Ogg Edington, from Camp Atterbury. M.iurlie E Teeple, AMM 2c. rout" 5. from Great Lakes, 111. Earl W Allepaw. CM 2 <•. Jes ferson street, Bei ne, from Great; Lakes. 111. T 5 Ivan Reynolds. 33« Oak sheet, from Camp Ati.-rbury Sg'. Lester A. Work'nger, Bex .*■"s, Geneva, from ("amp Atteibury Pvt Richard R e, 593715, V. S M. C, son of Mr and Mr* Delmas Roe <>f Monroe, is no.v stationed on pat io Island, South t'arollna. Mrs. Sam Bro.i.i has rec.dv.'d the following address for her son Eernai I G It: oks, S 1 c, tsKDi, R S Navy 12* 1! >x 11, ’ Fleet Post office. San Franc -<-o. Calif It'pl Ohio Human, t'SMC. was disehitged from Gi<-at L.ik . 11l Sunday mornitir II- <n!i-ti | in t • marine sorps t* i y.-ar ag >. .ind ‘.|»nt Is months ov I -a 11.-s a if" and mth m, Glenn, whom le- !..i I hen. -■•ii, reside at !2'J‘.t Wi. t \da:n • tre< t i 1 Colter, S I . i >. iu| 'lng i i ’hristtii.ic lea'., wit i lil parent Mi and Mi - | ,• |ll c-,1 I' ; of t ifci city He iman Colt-r I-. • tati ho <1 at Ni wp •t, R I Nation's Safest City Milwaukee. Wis, has been awarded top honors as the safest large city for pedestrians in the country In the 11444 national pedestrian safety contest Despite a national increase of 2 per cent in pedestrian fatalities in 1944 over 19-13, Milwaukee showed a reduction of 39 per cent in the number of pedestrian deaths as compared with 1942 at d 1943 o Cattle l.he Fur Cattle lice can be controlled by a rotenone-sulphur dip. or in case of a small number ot animals, a dust application of the mixture has proved effective. Mid a in ( siukhig A pinch of soda will cut cooking time of peas in half It neutralizes the acid in the water and thus hastens cooking. preventing III" two tifgrori fiom entering. Calloway said that Todd, a mem in'i of tlic City police depa fluent (iiifil.iyed in his off hour* by the dame hall as a spe-ial officer, c fused to mspei-t his credentials Todd asserted that Calloway made no effort to show hl- < redent iais Both Calloway and Payne weio under fsou bonds. FLUSH KIDNEY URINE Benefit wonderfully from famous doctor’s discovery that relieves backache, run-down feeling due to excess acidity in the urine everywhere are finding amarlng relief from painful eymptome al bladder Irritation caused by encase acidity in the urine. UR. KILMERS SWAMP ROOT acta fact on the bidneye la ease dUcomlorl by promoting Ibe flow of ur.ne. This pure ' herbal medicine le eepecially Welcome where bladder irritation duo to aacaaa acidity la retponeible for "getting up at night”. A carefully blended comblnat'ea of 10 her bo, roots, vegetables, balsam i Di Kilmer's contains nothing *arsh. le oboo/eloly aon-hablt forming. Juel good ingredients that many people say have a . marvtteua atlaet. Send fer free, props’! sample TODAY! j I.lke thousand* of others you'll be glad : that you did. Srnd new and addrese to Oeprrtment A, Kilmer A Co.. Inr., Uoa 1245. Stamford, C'oua. Olier liiuitec. Scad at once. All druggists sell Swamp Root.

JjttUabyfor Christ mas Eve

See, little fe’/uw fluw the »t «r Hive snowHihed down to tie tree! I They threed with colored yarnt of light Each needle ol the greenery The Chrutmac angel, ghttemng High upon the topmott twig. Will atitch a dumber robe for you Os goatarnet and hotly ipng So deep and dream of Teddy heart, Electric traina and builder tet-.. Eor boyt, with daddiet home from war There't nothing Santa Claut loigetc. And thould hn pack, in Seem lull of struggle or ui>, -' You'll find he always leaves some room For courage and lor honor there.

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Plane Crashes After Pilotless Flight Plane Abandoned By Crew In Nebraska Chilllcti’h". (I. l"-c. 21 il Pi I Army itir fun-" official* toil.iy b" gitu investigation of th" ctaaii of | u c 47 transport plam- whu h pili-4 up In it field 12 miles weaf ot lier" l.int night after Hying approx: mutely 1000 mile* without a cr< w The plane was abandoned by |it.* nix man crew near Dwight, Nebr. at f' 3o p m if'NTi while It was making a routine ttalnini' flight from D< fiver, Colo. to Lin coin. Nebr. army air field It crash landed on the f.ittn of Milton McCutcheon neat Bourm villr'..<>. at about 1" 3" p m . aft't 'r. plinth *h flight of about f iu: hour* The no n lump' d from tie i lam shell the l Otit'ol suit.i- •■* 1" . ill to ice, ami the control* became ■lugglhh anl unworkable they told Lint oln offli lai* The men yuff'-nrt only minoi

r ip--ISr - ■lll » ‘ >3r3w « z'-'-z 15 to 18 million new cars needed’ Making them will m n j Tk i, ""WrMillions of cars need gas, oil, and parts. More jobs for workcu!

Postwar Jobs-Delivered by Automobile!

FEW of our basic industries contain ns many postwar opportunities as the 1 justness ofmakingand selling automobiles. In almost no other industry is the pentup demand for postwar products so appar ent. At least 15 to 18 million people want new cars —and want them just as soon as they can get them! 5,000 cars are wearing out and leaving the roads every day. And for many months there will lie more demand than our factories can possibly supply. Over and above this, more than 2,000,000 new trucks are needed. Building these cars and trucks will mean jobs—in mines, mills, and factories. Jobs on farms. Jobs in machine shops. More jobs on the railroads that haul raw

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l r ule- in Landing in < npatit* of Hi - plane were Maj Philip W.i mr, Philadelphia, i’.i . piloi Cap' Hamid K. Hoc. San De r Calif. (lipliot: Sgt Thellt.i* R. Little, ('.niton, o. <rew ehief. and Set V< rn.m I r kin. St lx»ul* F<> Dale K N« I on. Omaha. Nebr. and Q.M 3 C Willard L Eh l"-l. Baldwin. Kan. p - "'tig' r« Sevral per or.* living near th'M< Cetehei u farm "aid they heard tiie plane flying ovirheid, then heard it '* t-ti" * on- tn-e* and < ran h s P. M -rk, Roe* county sheriff, w.i* notified and he immediately railed airfone autiioi iti'* .-.t Lo< k bourne Fl'-ld, Columbu* A mill tury I’uat I wa* nt and pl.n • I around the wreckage. Th" plane was found mar an uninhabited liou.'e on the M< (u'< lii-oii firm with a wing anl m.,ti .- ; j-pir'iifly to.n off whin i' h.t 'tie tree P Sheriff M t', t’tird.in: tint th ■ t w might nave p irat huti-4 * tm wh'-H in the vitinify. organized a ■ miilng pat'y Wot ti'-d :.:r fan e ■ ffl< . il» at Lin< dn alt field mt" trying to locate the fillip They had been no'lfb-d that the plane w.-* fiy.mwithout a crew

materials nnd j rts f r r . 5. • .; a.; ino biles —as well ~4 the i n: ..- i ; - ’ In addition, the man :: ire of tires arid parts, and t! e selling ■ Ist rvi ing of automotive <• |uipmci;t, c nr. - • t! ten. ployment <f In ts of <_ti.t: u rke: It can mean additional jobs in tl.e country’s 250,000 gasoline statu ns, 85,000 independent service shops, 35,000 car ngen its' It can mean jobs in banks an 1 in offices, in t he service t rades and in t he professi<ms! Here's one of the greatest opportunities for mass employment, mass buying power, mass prosperity, that any nation has ever had! And the automobile industry is just one of many great enterprises along the Chesapeake and Ohio, the Nickel Plate,

—————— Ci'-w tm-nilor- told official*’ '!i.i! Hu plain lie< anie umontroll j hl- when I l '- formed the' wing*, nnd they wem son • d to| 1 jump .it about ■'• 110 I' m. Thl* I w.e approximately four hourt be t ton- the i ta"!i here < • Added Compensation Is Given Employes V' n be- 21 \'l4 ' oll.il I "••np.-n-mion totaling upprox' I del. >1 5"" " O i.(“ he'll <l»'lll- , lb- i i-i ' iii'l ye* of the (In at Mid- e and Ph ifi T« t i oinp.iliy luf.ee < tiri (ilia's t wa* annoimid ' lay t.y John \ Ha tfonl. pn- ; pile-..' J All \ a P imp.■>><.( throug'a-

7\ to 1 ' ‘ 'wBL ... ... < VW WORKING WITH A BOMB dispogal officer as an assistant, surgeons i’ ti e I S Nav i h • 'nl. San Diego, succcsafully removed a live !< t itor from n 22 mtn shi ll from the bladder of Albert Jack- ' • !<y. Jr. 1!» vear-01-1 mc'.al inith third class, Bentleyville. Pa., >!:■ ■ n rib- ve t,asking in the attention of two Navy nurwt Opern 'i' ng with extreme care under the assumption the piece might »x- ,- [ Io :e momentarily, surgeons called in the disposal officer who dll', :• <i the doctors m removing tne detonator. (International}

«Wi n - rt t r FTl*T*F*f "lESD K"" ./ i : .-■. iff* Over 2,000,000 new trucks needed! Budding them will build jobs! la®», .fM •! s.:<' -, . Jobs by the carload! On railroadsl In factories, bank,, itomt

'out the -ountry. with »lx months for mot - vice with the company. :.,,,.( ~, ;n j ,ia)i dibtißniiion. ii Beep Pearl Diving pearl divert have been known to stay under water for C minutes without breathing Their average sndurmice it from 50 to 80 tecondl. Freeter Pae Itagea Whenever pottible in home freer- | ing units and lockers, pack food in ' aquare or rectangular containers. Saves a third of space. o Hudson Tunnel Start The tunnel, which provides accett to Pennsylvania station, New York. ’ w. i placed in operation November 23 1310 ao~.

and the Fere Marquette, that are preparing f r greater production than ever be-fee--to satisfy the demands of all of us in I by so doing to multiply jobs and opportunities in this country! A Report on the Prospect* for Postwar Employ men t in the Industrie* Served by Chesapeake & Ohio Lines Cleveland CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY NICKEL PLATE ROAD FERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY

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