Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 177, Decatur, Adams County, 29 July 1949 — 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., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D Heller President A. it. Holthouse Editor C. E. Holthouse - Treasurer J. 11. Heller - Vice-President Subscription Rates By Mail In Adams and Adjoining Counties. One year, $6. Six months, 13 25; 3 months, *1.75. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining counties One year. $7.00; t> months, |3.76; 3 months, $2.00. By carrier. 20 cents per week. Single copies, I cents. The 52 2't < lub has bet n abandoned for the want of funds. -—-o— — o A country, like an individual tan woriy it-tli iik <> o Amt rn .nt' i an lake the -wi IterIng hi at with a < n-e of humor and -mg It <"l'l Out'lde o o Jaded nerves from torrid weather a' b.i t didll l havt to be subjected to fan ballyhoo this wll k oo - — Old AugU't, mtaning 'he eighth month of ’ln cab ndar year named for Augu.-tus Ceasar will step out on the platform next Monday Wi hope lie bung a chilly spell. o o The political pot boils in NewYork. the -pt> ial election of a t lilted Static Senator being the fire that keep- tiling' hinted Up Ilovvt ver. I lore will not be a Rot, i vt It l» w> y tampaign. since lilt (, vtinot and Room v< it. Jr. hav< rimovtd thun'ilvi- from the race o o A majority of th' pi opb marly 5u pt I,'lit i.f all Atm to an-. Ilk'President Truman - plan to give arm- support to the Atlantic Pact. Altieri'arts an -opposed to s< ns« r* ality and if we are to hav« a tea’s with the 12 nations tn support of p< ai > this country must In willing to backup till aglet rm tit Me hv in a world that still considers force and it would be foolish to indicate to Russia that we didn't intend to enforce the Pact If the organized nation- an armed. Russia will be it •« liable to continue its in vasion policy. 4 | — —— Fat people should not gim rally Io aein-id of gluttony, according to a Chicago gland expert, hr Jami II Hutton Granted that many overwight persons have big appitites. Ho reason hack of thi ir di “ire for food should be sough! for. claim- the doctor Astir ijdving many patients. |>r Hutton has conn to the com lit slon that nvi rw ight often fol-

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""TTw^rTnTecnonTtions or injuries which might have affected the functioning of the pituitary gland* Those who are struggling along on a starvation regimen will be glad to infer that there may someday be a safe medical way to reduce the appetite instead of the diet. --—-<) —— The stench from the creek, used as an open sewer, west of the city, grows worse during these humid days. The creek flows through the Decatur Cemetery and then across S. Highway 224 to the Decatur Golf course, and the very unsanitary condition is one of tin- worst hazards in the community to public health The cemetery grounds should not be desecrated with m wage and the golf course should not be a victim of the pollution The creek lies outside of the city limits, but it is city sewage that causes the trouble, so solution of the matter may lie with g- county commissioners and common council Let's clean up the .ye sore ami health menace, o o The Poll Tax The House lias passed a bill to outlaw tlie poll tax a* applied to presidential and congressional i lections That has been done before, three times House opponents said they were confident Ho- Senate- would kill the measure. either by vote or by fill bU'ter. That, too, has been done before, threi times. Passage in tiir pn cut Senate would be palititiy impossible in this session In th* to xt regular session, undir the new filibuster rules, tin poll tax states would need time help in the Senate to defeat the measure. It is inevitable that some day the poll tax issue must be lettled Tin- passage of an act by one house of Congress and d< feat of it by the other house can not be < alb d si ttlemi nt It is not quite clear why the congressional advocates of anti poll tax legislation continue to press for an act of Congress, intrad of turning to a constitutional amendment, which would he tar more appropriate. The Constitution in th< first place left the qualification of eb ctors up to th< states, ami such fidira! limitations as have been established tin- ballot for all races and woman suffrage — have been created by amendment The poll tax prohibition is in a similar category, it would be a limitation on the authority of the states to define the eligibility of voters It should therefore be proposed as an amendment to the Constitution. not as a simple law

Administrator Henry B. Heller was appointed administrator of the Rose Sethet estate, estimated at $1,050 Letters of administration wege ordered ( issued. Will Probated The will of Rufus O. Soldner of Berne was offered for probate today The will leaves the entire I estate to the widow, or. if she re marries, to be distributed to the widow and children Marriage License* Arthur Werst. Decatur rural route four, and Rebecca Hirschy, Monroe rural route one. Donald W. Sprunger, Monroe rural route one. and Rose Mary Beitler, Berne. , Real Estate Transfer* Ermnn E Johnson ettix to Clyde (>. Johnson etux. inlot 69 in Decatur. Ida May Deitsch etal to Otis S Buckey etnx, inlot 407 and S’-z Inlot 4«fi in Geneva. Mary Lhamon Executrix to Jesse E Edgell etux, inlot 606 in Decatur s4!ioo. Central Soya Co., Inc. to Franklin E Franz etux, part out lot 28 ‘in Decatur. Central Soya Co.. Inc. to Simon Heemstra etux. Inlot 41 in Dec*I tur. Bernard D. J. Clark etux to Isadore A Kalver etal, part inlot 55 in 1 Decatur !> 0 Modern ttiquette By ROBERTA LEE I 0 — 0 j Q When wearing an evening gown, should a woman wear gloves during tlie entire evening? A This is optional She may remove them and check them with per coat if she prefers. What is the correct way to serve bread and butter at a lunch eon? A Ise small bread and butter plates, with small knives q Whom should a bridegroom i house as his best man? A He may choose his closest 1111 ■ 11

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* friend hl* brother, or * brother of j the bride. I —0 Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE '0 — i Poo*hed Furniture Often there is a smoky appear-' ance to highly polished furniture. 1 This can be removed by washing the furniture with a sponge and tepid water, then dry with a chain- - ois that has been wrung out in icold water. Whipped Cream Substitute If there is no whipping cream at hand, a substitute can be made which is Just as good as genuine cream. Take unsweetened evaporated milk, chill It. then add sugar and flavor. The Dog Do not give the dog cold food . during the hot weather. Food that is taken from the refrigerator should be set aside until It has time to lose its chill. New Schedule For Monroe Recreation Two evenings a week for family recreation are planned at the Monoe playground by the Monroe recreation committee Every Monday | and Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 8:30 p m . playground director Myron Knauff will be on hand to direct various games and contests. The committee met last evening with Knauff and Dennis R Norman, county recreation director, to make plans for the rest of the summer Because of the hot weath- - er, the morning program for child ren lias been cut to three days a week. Tuesday. Wednesday, and I Friday from 8 to 12. The next family night will lie 1 Monday Among the activities available are softball, tennis, horseshoes, volley ball, badminton, and ping pong Contests will lie held for all ages: sack races, balloon contests, softball throwing contest. and others. Tlie main feature of the program will be moving picture* of a comedy variety. All residents of Monroe

and vicinity are urged to attend ; 1 for an evening of relaxation ami j. fun. | 20 YCARS AGO 1 TODAY I o —— • ■ I July 29 Eight people drowned 'and 17 were killed In traffic acid-i I dents in Indiana over the weekend. The junior band will give their final concert for the season on Lib- ' erty Way this evening. Miss Maude Anderson resigns as | English teacher In Decatur high - school and Miss Eloise Lewton I* named to succeed her I AU of Indiana is suffering from a heat wave with temperatures of IW degrees and over. Mr. and Mrs E. M. Christen of Park Ridge. 111., visit at the S E. . Christen home in Root township » over Sunday. Robert Aurand of Chicago visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Aurand here over the weekend WMWWWMMWMMWMfiA* HCL W , I *k i 6*m tkef «v«r m*m 6* fzadeMrd iron flyiag itM!" — YOU CAN BUY IRON RAILING AS LOW AS BAIR 11 Years of Quality FREE ESTIMATE GILPIN Ornamental Iron Shop Cor. Washington 4 11th PHONES SHOP — 6501 HOME — 5462 ' k«^ theT ’« n<f th ' n . 1 “ ther< «n o r,l<B i (JUST THY IT) * IB®* *’ * * fi»herm«n'i jHf dream come tru« S ...thia Miracle ■ rff drive that taltet you /!■ "anywhere there'* "I. water to float your Cc -11. ho»t! ” Now your* on 4 great Evinrudet — k J* IX Sportvman, Sportwig nMPr and th* 4-cylinder o/ Zephyr, (aft let a* netn*you dx>o*e the model that * rtgbt lor you! ZINTSMASTER MOTOR SALES Ist A .Monroe Phone 372 '

Trade In a Good Town - Deca.ur - i FOR POLIO INSURANCE See HARRY ESSEX : Res. Phone 1559 Office Phone 269 SOLK ITOR FOR LELAND SMITH Insurance Agency Stor* Your CARBAGE Out-of-tlght ... in tho Majestic UNDERGROUND GARBAGE RECEIVER Store your garbage below groundaway from dot* t°d diseaße ctrfpng (Het The MAJESTIC UNDERGROUND GARBAGE RECEIVER eliminate! the metty, unsanitary, expc.ted garbage can lor good! A unit (with eatily removable inner can) that rnav be tet right at your baik door. Only the foot operated lid thowl- Odon scaled in. Many sizes. See today. Ashbaucher’s Tin Shop — Established 1915 — 116-18 N. Ist St. Phone 739 Asbestos Ai Asphalt Roofing HEATING • ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK Galvanized Corrugated Roofing 28 Ga. Asbestos Roofing and Siding

ALLIANCE 8 - DISEASE INDEMNITY POLICY I Its t sslllllll fcjf/ LEUKEMIA (A DISEASE OF THE BLOOD) H)|{ 3 yj,; M{S r-K*- SPINAL MENINGITIS •< .. ~x •‘E? TREATMENT Oh "• SCARLET FEVER • . . . » r< OF THESE Dish AM* t. DIPHTHERIA SMALLPOX —— - —' ... ——- - — ’ MB That’s SSOOO for CHECK THESE BENEFITS: ■ each insured mem* (p to S StWO p aid for Each injured bet of the Family! doctor services No one can afford to sacrifice p ' yl Doctor of Med,c '" e or Osteopath « the expert hospital and doc- Pays Room. Meals. Attendants. Medicines »nd A tor care which this police Apparatuses, including X Ray H provide, al >uch low ' I The Cost is Only - bloop'“ TRAN%FUSION . SIO.OO YEARLY For The Pays ,or ••»ctv<i.n a Cost «■ H ......... /U k a is- , DRUGS AND MEDICINES IB FAMILY (Husband, Wife, Pays for Drugs and Medicines IB Unmarried Children) iron lung I $5.00 YE ARI Y f'OR JUST P,y * Rental for Iron Lung or Similar Appar B OMIT PLU'UIK ‘ BRACES AND CRUTCHES i| rEiKMIR. Pays for grace; and Crutches Required Fomilu D~IX_.. AMBULANCE SERVICES F 3lYlily Pot icy Pays up to *25.00 for Each Hospital Confm Provides* transportation On . rrvviaes. Pays Aircraft or Railroad Fare. Include* ° Children horn to the familv Attendant or 7 Cents a Mile far Automc ■ .l * . • * n if Hospital In Continental U. S ■ after the effective date of | the policy become auto- ,{l ’ Prepared . . MONEY GUARA^"' b ’ >■ matically insured. THE FINEST TREATMENT AVAII ' |!lJ ' 9 A. D. SUTTLES, Agent I U Brrnstein. bbbL ant. l| tall at Office—above Nihlicka Store BA.M. to 11:30 A. M—l PM. t'» ’*’ ' 1 (CLIP THIS AD — IT WILL ONLY APPEAR ONCE)

Mod* to do o b«tt*» |ob of hiding th. eW surfoc* Drius with « subdued glow ■ mor* surface in let* time, oed brvshst on B g the uwol ’pvfl.' I 5 The tougb, elastic film gives longsr-laiting p, e(|> I Hon against wear and weather. Th* smooth I finish stays clean and looks fresh and I V to< "»O"Y yeor*. ■ • vim QI IQ Ily ■’ Iht FkKf Sold y " Arnold & Klenk, Inc 1 RUGS f WCi\ I; f \ V AWOW lijl Any S re V'7| Priced to suit X—✓ your purse. ■ STUCKY & CO. I MONROE. INI). [|

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