Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 23 February 1950 — Page 4

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From the brand at weather given u. February also must have a little Hoe s blood la Its veins a a-— Over th Great Britain the polls are closed and the returns should soon be filtering In. indicating which party won. , O -Q. A n evening oaf with your Wife can be arranged it you purchase a ticket tor the annual Chamber 22. of Commerce banquet and musical show next Thursday. O- O' ■ — Now that all the major birthday anniversaries -have been celebrated, there lent anything on the calendar until St. Patrick's day and by that time we should be looking tor Mixa Spring. - <>—-o-—- - -■ Have you reserved a pair of tickets tor the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet next Thursday'’ Members are expected to Invite their wives and sweethearts to the dinner and muaical program that will be given at lite high school auditorium It will be deltyhitul en-, tejtaiuiiient in what will be one of tire, nioet outstanding programs e , < athollc priest Lulneran and I’r instant ministers will again contribute Lenten Meditations to to : his nt wspapt r during the next ■ B« -n - J’r. A m-i l.'i t artiih-M will be Written nf only by in this city, hu? .< ontribu*ton.w will vome from tho-r m thr surrounding We invite- you tn r. ad religious •Tn. -,lk • - . M -j »Xi ■ • 1 -?rHtil! B 4 }OU midlt ite on the ie««4>ni* xrr»-sued by th* author*.. ■ John L L* wi« is 4U4U*-uverlnft' bimKtrt •ut “of a job Credit : ii probaMy, <iu» him tor improving * >rkiriK and living condition- of •the miner* but mjw. with no work what’* The u-» of the coal dig ger* hiring rhe b.*s N« v winter will bring f*w» r coal u>crs for in dfriduaj* and Industry are going <o convert h* aiing systems to o*htr kind «,f .fuel Lewis’ tactics Bcem to be pricing . :»1 out of the marie* t pips the worry of get- " « _... .— It ba». hi said that college are apt intensted in .money, bting too absorb in tra d ing And there h a man wjto proves «ta!em‘n’ \ •• gc prof* r *h" in her!** 4 a f*»66 tru<! fund from hi* father -* estate -*i!i no: ar < rp* ?h» m ■:>)« 1,., 3 ; jj-j the m« n» y “ -.hr,, m-/ f w .rid

10th WARSAW HOLSTEIN SALE In toe J-H, Club Btdg . Fair Grounds. Warsaw. Indiana or- Poads 15. 25 and U S 30 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25th at T 2 Noon 6s^-HE AD OF TOP HOLSTEINS—6S - „ ' IH .<»r»d4Mwi CO^/S—HEIFERS--CLUB CALVES—BULLS w / rr t h ° r '-princd-rw \ numh*r of VER Y G()«>!>”• uh r Ct H ili •“Tfnrjr iiLiri nwvwn k rnrwt >< < ot4» - tb* fat '* -!h i r jv-qt ( >'nsignni*tni* from &ome of the Got»d Her l* la liana aM Canada •/ ’ - 2 - ’ ’. EXTRA SPE< I\l. ’ Uol TSTAVIHXCr HEIFER < \LVES from to moc.-h-- oM. r. t <•?>• grown, just rishi for t H Club . Wbrk~-he kitrt y..« iWe” • - A of t n»t 9, IH »in ar*!n tn< L'td>nr a rraiH- - of *!<d from a ?! • P* dara a erand.xow of Raymon.ia}* Meat »<4<. <»*---or -tf4 fr<on darn with "»76 H-a faL. <**« ’ U ?. yra of < ♦ Jim .R.iy Apple Admiral and from >• .vpl ‘a’: a • a M>n <i/ .Ma>fax l>i< fator h-j’PN Medt l and from a ‘..s th dan 10 Top Grade Holste-n Cows and Heifers. - mauV-g-u.;W.4 vx ■ i 1 > Hrd Sh I V ’ "* ■* J T7‘* v-•» —y -J-. -t— — ... ——-L «. .._g t: --V“- - . _ •_ .• imtW et ►a.r 1..., v r v , d . I.EI.AXn J. OSIUiRN. • Se e Mengger 4 A<M.t«n>er WerMw. ine-ena •' / 22 23. j..

peace At least be will hare the i satisfaction of supporting hte convictions, but the average person would be glad to accept the |15,i OOd income or more annually, and let the rest ot the world go by. It's Ploy Boll: A lo»s-up of the bull at 1:30 o'clock this evchiiuf by Rafcruu ’ ) Kammerer at the high school gym will send two high school 7~ teams tn action in the first game of the sectional tourney. From then on the crowd ot more ''s than 3,100 will be electrified with each scoring point and play made by the team for which they "pull" to win. Thai’s the American way nt cheering f As in all sports, only one team can a-in, but that final decision will not be made until Saturday night. In the meantime we wish luck to the Adams Central Greyhounds Bt rne Bears . Decatur Commodores Decatur Yellow Jackets va.-CarttlnaJs .. , Hartford Gorillas » . Jefferson Warriors Monmouth Eagles Phasant Mill? Spartans , Play the game and may the tourney be a big thrill to every body ■ Note Os Optimism: Brightening th* atmosphere of . *.-t* gloom and ft»ar which characterize * s-nm* h making nuMUL . day.* *romtM» a statemest by.-Taul G Ihiffrnan. head of the Economic Cooperation - Administration Hr maintains the possibility that the atomic age might be the fuffil-” m»n: <-f th£ <tnturv'*old dream ’of iTgolden age for mankind Our acceptance of world responsibilities in the face of Communism s threat him reason, for hope, h* said; Admitting that otir system has its flaws, he <ited the qualifying fact that under it seven percent of the world's people produce fifty pen ent nf the world’s goods. The results of this production “are distributed with sutticient fairness that the average man in —Ax^erir a-xii joy s' a ataatod. of liY-... 4ngJKal_i3.ihe_«jn'Jf_Qfl.he world. 2 _JAi<L J_2 2 .. Mr Hoffman s hopeful view is doubtless partly founded on the prospect that the application of the new -rlentifk dhcovene« fo- < (instructive u>es could bring urea* good to mankind Can it b<* that such application i« de-*»lned ? » wait until their de«truc»ive .power is developed to the-utmost**

20 Yf AB AGO TODAY Feb. 33, 193*. was Buuday. Household Scrapbook - By ROBIRTA LBB —C«rdur«y When waxhing corduroy use pure white soap and warm soapy water. Plunge the material up and down. Rinse several times in clear . water. Do not wring; hang up Inaide out. dripping wet to dry. Do not iron but use a brush when dry to smooth the nap. Disagreeable Medicine The flavor of medicine will seem less disagreeable if a piece of ice is held In the mouth for a short time before taking the medicine. •hoe Relish Add a small quantity of turpenpentlne to shoe polish that has become hard, and it will soften almost immediately. 0 — - gg -.gj n I /vioaern crfquettß | By RDBBRTA 188 Q Is it ever permissible to contradict another peraon in conversation. A No. Ot course. If you can politely present an opposing view- . point, it will create further conversation. But drop the subject if -ou find that the other person Is becoming Incensed. Q. Is it all right at the bridge, table to pass your band over to your "dummy" partner for his inspection before beginning to play? A. |N'o this is the height of inbreeding It not only slows up the play but gives the impression of possible gloating over good , cards.. ... Q Is it all right fog three friends j f a l-ridc to b.. to combine on a w edding gift foi h.rr"" —«\ A. Thia is quite all right, es- , peclally if by so doing, you can send a nicer gift. .. Berne Legion Post To Buy Equipment Berne. Feb. 23. Berne Legion Post, 4«; x wji) sponsor a. chicken dinner at the 1-dst home on East Main street Saturday evening. March 4 The receipts from the -t»pper...win’go for equipment for AhJ- new veterans hospital planned at Fort Wayne. Trade In a wood Town — Decatur SPAGHETTI

—- — ; __4- , - „,,i. Fi, ■ «n> Bl v *" 9 Roon> Luxury Ul, f® * I with our Now ® | INTERNATIONAL M • 1J Special During February Only 209 50 I _ u 1 <Sofx and Matching Cha r ' Ya .1 I . ...|-«ave xcriptv^ - I PAY ONLY S4O 00 DOWN "* | toexe ceverint 1 TAKE A YEAR TO PAY • ' i a tvem F »mieA 1 — I • ****** 1 You’d expect to par m leiw |W move foe quality and value 1 1 like thia. Yc». it x our wav of proving that wc can bring you the newcat design*, the lineal qimfiiy in living room furniture I be***' c*m»ed’- I — M price* tbai mean enraordiwary nving*. Compure tbt« ’ I• * * * ed|u*t- w * 1 nanonalh advirtiaed Coronet" guiteb* Internarioeal—chew I • * e <t I look al our price lag' Bui non during our great February sale! UrS-J Wylie Furniture Co. I

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riCKms Airtsiea Al Jasper Fwlon Report Trouble On Union Ficket Line Jaspsr, lud., Fub. 33—(UF)—Two pickets were arrested today when trouble broke out on an AFL up holsterers' union picket line at the Jasper Desk Co. State poliee Capt. William Thompson, here from Indianapolis to direct state police operations in the strike against three other furniture factories, said Linus Meliringer was charged with assault and battery and Henry Hertsog With malicious trespass. The AFL union struck against the factories in October, seeking a union shop, paid vacations and a lOeeat hourly pay boost. The factories ooatinued to operate. Hsing reduced work forces composed of both oM and new non-union em ployes. Thompson said there was a state police detective ia plain clothes at Jasper Desk this morning when about 100 pickets Hocked the dtfv>'; and prevented one car from enter-1 Tn«. Another car eras forced hi , and the detective called for rein forcements. Six uniformed troopers went to the picket line and breached the picket line to permit 10 or 15 carsj to enter. Thompson said. Rock, were thrown at these cars, be said Mehrlnger was arrested when he pulled the hair of one drlver who was attempting to enter the plant. Thompson said, and Hertzog Was picked np when he "grabbed" an other car after several pickets shouted "turn it over." Thompson said there was only token picketing at the other two plants and ho trouble. It was the second time thimonth state police Intervened in the strike Earlier. 50 state poliee and Supt .Arthur M Thurston w*rbrought here on orders of gover nor Scbrnker after local author, ties asked tor state wide e’ - ■

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Misa Gilbert, ear gnmiuar aehesl principal, spoke the other night at the regular Parent-Teachers' meting. ea getting children to do their homework when they want to listen to the radio. ’•;.“We muanT give them a Hat ‘no’," Mies Gilbert said. “W we adults really believe in tolerance and moderation, we ehould instill these qualities in our children. Listening to-the radio is fine —in moderation^— aa long as homework gets done, too.” From where I sit, the lady was dead-right. Thia radio vs. home-

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Those troopers were racalM after two days during which stones were ihntwk oa the plcketlUo aad tires slhaMd m several autos. Union awl management evokesmen hell daylong hegotlatkws in the statshcees at Indianapolis Tuesday with labor commissioner Thomas k. Hut Min as mediator, but the meeting broke oft without a settlej meet being reached. > — *' ; Mrs. Noah Stauffer < Injured In Accident Berne Feb. 33—Nn. Mbah Stan* , far ot west of Berne suffered a , gash in her foreheed at noon Wedr nesday when the car driven by t her husband collided with a etale t highway truck driven by Clyde Kroner el Geneva. The accident t happened Jun* west of Berne on t state road 118 and was caused 1 hy the icy pavement. Btauffer and e daughter, Nora, escaped injury, as did Kraner. The Btauffer oar I was practically demolished. Mrs, Stauffer was treated at the office of a local physician. Deputy Bher--1 Iff Bob Bkraluka and state troop- ' er Bob Mercer investigated. H • ' Spokane, Weak., was tbs first I large American city to abandon the use of street ears as a muni- - Ipal conveyance. They were rs- , placed by buses tn 193*. Democrat Want Ade Bring Results MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES A, »< ert oktar, ere, s»d xtraia. exwrUon. ceßßiw Bmobiac er Oftoaurq to roM BometfrnM Bloers Gowa LMney fearenergy. Ibea<ieea«« aw 4 **siaoßß. Gcttfhg I iampnen* or dietary father ret ions. W Four Atocomljru ar, da, to Urn ’ I- cauxM, a-n t wart, try Pean • PMs, a emd dlßNtu. I wd xuLuneCxib by nilliuae Aw tm H ynua. Wkfla tlwar avemteM lr»i o<M Othxtwiaa oeror. HW glassine haw aww

work problem is s wonderful way to see to it that our youngsters acquire the sensible moderate habits' they’ll need later on. I’Ve never believed ia hard and fast rules — except where absolutely accessary. Let the other fellow do as he likes, as long as he’s temperate and tolerant. Guess that's why I've never felt we shogld quarrel with the. fellow who hi partial to a glass of beer—the “Beverage of Moderation."

CHURCN NEWSP"-!L!2--J-'"" 1 - 1 Revival services are now in pro- Pwt- » gross at the Missionary church and h J Will continue every bight except wnwwb BBBBR/Myfr K Monday with Rev. C. J. Gerig ax jtewibZeJKnA . the evangelist. Rev. Gerig is the y rW rMBT district superintendent the ■ Missionary church association with his headquarters at Fort Wayne gyjmgWß jMjeWi--'’' . ' Nelson Chamberlin Is the guest song evangelist. Tonight he will ’ ' ; » iWP .t*s •- give • specßU arrangement of UKEF — his own on the trombone. * w " — ... —2 The Crusader quartet from the fiDANER ffffffff 9A AW West Berne Missionary ehsrrh UffVVNff KEF Qi. 39C will also be tn tonight’s service ~~~~ .„ . .... ■ to sing several special numbers. nt public is Invited to attend RMUWbff vAvvAIK pound 39C these services. Demeeret Want Ada Bring Reeußs SLICED BACON pound 39c I PROGRAM BEEF BOIL pound 19c I FATHER & SON Suimhine Farm I BANQUET BUTTER . a «9c Metlmdfet —'■ ---------r- — Chnrclt Partom A LENTEN SUGGESTION I Aunpicea Methodist Men DELICIOUS BIRDS EYE FROZEN Tm b m PtRCH SOLE Grand March—Smith Brothers MADDOCK CATFISH | Invocation — Alva Lawsen Dinner W. B. C. S. ; ” Toastmaster—A. D. Buttles MuelC — Jerry Lister Remarks A M M H| / Dr Pastor ■ ■ M W • f Addrew: l>. Edwin Garrison Pastor Wayne Methodist Church r Wt W rfaTal |W JW■ |J fa f PHONE W Ft. Wayne. Indiana DEUVtILft "W AAvmlk Vk V A- 22 — David Owens MfaMmflHWDMMßMMaHaaaßßaMflßanunifaflß Introduction of Guests. - FRIDAY, SATURDAY firestone HOLLOW-GROUND STAINLESS STEEL PARING KNIFE & A *r7 T /f/ actual sin K; MoaoMaM EH IM Mil E ! H I OTfISY ' ’ LAST ■■ I Top Quality with These Features.. • Mirror HnMi, Stainloss Stool Blado Stays Sharp Longor • Imported Easy-Grip Rosowood Handio • Solid Brass Compression Rivets IT'S ANOTHER BIG VALUE SCOOP! Hurry—Hurry—This is Anothor Ono-Timo Buy! Salo Ends Whoa Proseat Stocks Are Gone! —— • i X - - Liechty & Myers

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 33, 1950