Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 17 April 1950 — Page 4

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At least the Mew York water abortag* won't dry Wftl »*** ' Now la the time of the year to hope the aeighboFa garden tools are in good shape. Year ballot tor the primary election is printed; so go to the potto on May 2 and use u. '-— O O-— - • The amusing thing abort poii- 1 tfctona to that they try to picture the Pnattert M • pwMo eaeaty. w •■-■'- There to a difference between _MO«der and suicide, which Port, toad paiicu should attempt to di» cover. ■ -o o A in*SA*ii>e writer makes the Observation, "Jhe philosopher to ~ Ike tool who has beeome recondied to the tact The toot Is the ’ philosopher who has began to take hhuseU seriously." o o— Give the candidates a break. Listen to their sales talk and then help select the party nominees by Voting yottr ballot two weeks from Tuesday. o o the new census, according to Officials in charge, is expected to reveal that there are more women kt the l otted State* tbkn no n This will surprise no one who

watches the crowds on the aidewalks or who shop at- a supermarket. ~ ’ o—__o.: News which will grieve tew .Thy Daily Worker, New York City's Coiuinuntst newspaper, is |l7s.<a«i In debt, and its continued publication is in danger. Apparently the Reds are no longer able to make their propaganda show a capitalistic profit. ——o— , undo way this mouth Th* ' wwtrr? bwr a drawback, but wim only six. months ahead for outdoor work, speed toward conipleHon is ueceMary. Decatur | should not ait still during the summer **p.i Hally In view of the many improvements wanted and needed. . * —_o_ — o—There must be truth In The old saying. “The field across the fence always is the greenest. ‘ A survey by GaJlup shows that among persons interviewed, a majority preferred rtmving to California. And we suppose (’aliforn'iaw. tired of the traffic and congestion. would like to move > to Maine o o —— ’ Public cigar sinokiiig was mb** forbidden in Germany Th* ban arose from fear of fire. When public smoking was finally authoriied, it was with the that a wire cage be fitted over the lighfed ?nd z f'<m«iderlng the number of fires caused by fight ed Hrait»ffrw 'ear*ie**iy I hr© w e •way. tljere mlgfit be Home justifiiatinn tor a law requiring each lighted djgarcjte to bt protected by a scTftPnf. —O o Treasury Secretary' John W. Snyder Mi told the; Senate that be dots iiui want ius powers m Snyder said that he is uppo'ed' > the r» < fvaniiath*n plan for.the ’Treasury and tb»*T»T .. rency.. ht*< ause It would make *ho - uk .'uiiptt.'. in..u«LTti£L L ury TIB- Senate banking and rar rency. committee ba* made the same objet 'iou. say mg it believes there would be no increase in «f---(ienry or eepnemry, and that the (io&CTniier'a olfwc Would tore de* airable iiufe pendente.. lUhkihg iolereaia also aft oppoltd Tbi? r.' - . beaded (of a Minnie vtetv j

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I Miration coolest. Leaders attending were; Hartford, Mra. Charles Pyla. Mrx Jxaa Xeigfor, Mra. Frank Moser; j6tteraM, lira. .BSjijHl KgK Mra. Laura Rumple. Gladys Stuber; Wsbaah. Mrs. Raft Mart. Mrs. Ruth Riggins and Mrs. Ted Fenstermaker: Blue Creek, Mrs. Charlie Myers; Moaroa. Mrs.) 11 1 " "'. ' Carbureter Tea Web Wteke* Wtetertet Car owners who are wasting moaur and not getting proper g»» mileage due to over-rich mixtures | will be pleased to learn of a WlsI cousin inventor who has developJed a Very clever unit that helps save gasoline by “Vacu-mating” It is automatic and operates oa the supercharger principia. Easily insiriled in a tew minutes. Fits all cars, trucks and tractors. The Maagfacturers. the VacuHHgtlr , Carburetor Co., TSIT-TOD W. State St. Wauwatosa. Wis., are ottering i a Vacu-matlc to anyone who win : Install It on his car and help inUoduce it to others. They will I gladly send full free particulars lit you write them or just send ' your name sod address on a pen | 1 ay post card today.

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■ill I—'■iattuSttWi !■ ill"— —* NOTKE-MR OWRIIS .1 „ , NO AITUCATIQN FKEB Decitir liMraRM RpR fateHMtod MV - K. C. DM,, D— • KCDMITH RUMYOhI—AODMY I Public Sale • ROOM MODERN HOME —i HOUSEHOLD GOODS I will sell rt public auction my bonne and Household furniture al 72» North Third ktreet, Docttur, I—TUESDAY, APRIL 25, HR _ _ jSBGB. Commencing St f:M D- M. House will asH nt T:#o to. M. _ 6—ROOM MODERN HOME—4 This bouse to in good repair, has life time asbestos root; i rooms and bath down. 2 nice bedrooms and large cloud oC eaeh room up; kitchen has built in cupboards; Splendid baaemeut under entire house; tltxxi Holland Furnace and stoker; Nice trout Porch aud back poreh; Good one car Garage; Nice lawn aud Gardea Spot. Srubtery, etc. N * For inspection ot Premises Please call Roy 8 Johnson. Phone 1022 or Ned C Johnson. Phone 1253. Office Phone 104. or Melvin Liaehly, Berne phone. TERMS—I/3 Cash. Balance cash on delivery of Deed and Abstract. Immediate Possession. ' “ HOUSEHOLD GOODS R piece Oak Idntng Room »uHe; FrigMaira Elwtrie Range, Speed Wueen Electric Washer: Kitchen table and chairs; Buffet, Rockers. Library Table; Hug J’x.ls. Rqg»sl2; Living Room Mutts; Vlclrola and Records; Stands; large Mirror, Hadto; 2 Beda slid Dresser; S trunks, Commrele; 2« ft Extension Ladder; 2 Straight ladders; 5" Iron Vise, -Porch Swing. Fruit Tree. Pruner; Small Tools; lawn Mower. Post Auger; Garden Tools: Copper Boiler. Tub. Dishes and Cooking L'teusile; Curtains. Fruit Jara, etc AUTO—IB34 Pontiac S Cylinder .Coupe, IP.ttOO miles, actual mileage, ali new tiros. TERMS CASH. STEFHEN SIEGRIST, Owiter Huy H Ned Johnson Auctioneers Melvin Li«>chty- Auctfoneyr i Bryce Daniela Clerk H 17 20 22

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