Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 69, Decatur, Adams County, 22 March 1951 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PnblMhed Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Ji Incorporated Entered at the Decatur. ImL, Poet Office as Second Matter Dick D. Heller —L'- Free dent ' A. R- Holthouse Editor J, H. Heller — Vice-President x . C. E. Holthouse ;Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, >6; Six months, >3.25; S months, >1.75. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, >7.00; 6 months, |3.75; 3 months, $2.00. I By Carrier, 25 cents per week. Single copies, S cent a

It is commonly said that an honest man is hard to find. Sometimes it may be even harder to get hold of a dishonest one. — . ,'j..—. o—, -o— — \ , ■ The senate probers may be just as stubbornly wrong ty demanding that Gambier Coetelty reveal the amount of his wealth, as he is in refusing ,<o give the figure; 3 '| © o - ' ■ ■ '! ■ : ■ \ .. ■ Korman Collie, a magazine paragrapher, gives this advice: \ ‘‘The world would,improve faster if men defended their principles as stoutly as they< do their opinions.” . —- Tin's newspaper office will be closed fjrom 12 to three o’clock Friday afternoon in observance of the Three Hours. We ask the cooperation of advertisers and readers in getting copy of advertisements and news items to us so we can conform to the holy day schedule. ■ - —o— — o-— — ■ ■ . Children up. to 12 years of.age will be guests of the Depatur Elks at the Elks home Sunday after: noon for egg hunt and Easter party. The tiny tots will receive baskets of colored eggs, candy and gifts which make .young hearts happy. The lodge has sponsored the' egg hunt for many years and each year the announcement of the hapjiy festival is anticipated with theJeagerness attendaiit to childhood.' For a • thrill, take the boys and girls to the Easter party. ; . ■—’■■'O'St tro-T-w- . The. grave illness of Sen. Vandenberg- Os Michigan' is occasion for concern. Though otherwise an uhqeyiai|ng Republican, he has been above party 1 on all matters of foreign policy. His hearty support otj the garter of the United Natipm heipcdjo persuade the senpate to accept h with onlyjtwo dissenting vbtes. Not the least remarkable fart about Vandenberg is his; mental! growth. Many per-

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sons in middle life kre fixed in their' viewpoints, incapable of changing their opinions though the world changes around them. Vandenberg was in hi* late fifties' when he grew front his original isolationism to a recognition of the intimate connection between the United States an! other nations.' The loss of Vandenberg to the public service would be a national loss. i .■ V' ■ o —- —o— —\ Democrat Candidates: There is a dirth of Democrat candidates for the city offices to be \ elected next November! In fact, no one has yet announced * his candidacy. x * \ This Situation is mt aiarming, but it is a little unusual. Only one week remains to file declaretious at the-county pl ark’s office. March 29 is the d< ad line f for candidates to, declare their candi- . dacy. ' ’ I I The Democrat party has many el le men and women who can fill 'and serve in anys one of the city post's. | \ ■ The present city council is com.posed of five able and well trained public servants ... all Demo cruts. T|ieir years of experience should commend them to'further public service. They ire entitled to/ climb the political ladder, if they so chose. " There should be a contest next fall, for discussion o city problems are of concern t> every citizen, every worker and homie ownel, ; . Offices to be filled are Mayor, \J. ■ v ( Clerk-Treasurer and five Councilmanic seats. A complete ticket should be -filed before ''the deadline day and an aggressive, militant campaign waged tor election. Public service can Le an invigorating assignment, flor the oppoitunity to promote community good is offered through these governmental, offices. ' All of us should be Interested in helping build a better Decatur. V I i

jgWMIWI Divorce Granted William Lewis was granted an absolute divorce from Frances Lewis in circuit court plus the custody of I five minor children. The equity in real estate of the defendant was transferred to the plaintiff. Reports Filed r Ttie final report was filed for t|je Mary Lewton estate by administrator Richard D. Lewton, showing that the deficit of the estate had been met through the contribution of heirs. The final report for the Frank Coppess estate showed that the real estate was the proper inheritance of the widow, Minnie Cbppees, and that proper distributions had been made. ‘ Report of sale of personal property of the Mary Hendricks estate was filed by executrix Pearl Major, revealing the sale netted $759.93. O— ■" • O , 20 YfARS AGO | ■ TODAY i

March 22, 1931 was Sunday. INSERVICE Transferred To Camp Detrick Pvt. Merritt G. Marbach, 22, of this city, ’ has \ bean assigned to Camp Detrick Frederick, Md. He was transferred from Fort' Myer. Va.. where' lie was stationed tern porai|ily upon completion of basi,c training. \ Pvt. Marbach holds a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering from Purdue University, and attended the Decatur high settop!. His parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred Marbach live on route 5. Decatur. \ STO< KHOI.IMtHR-MEETING . N.wtjc* is hereby given that the annual meeting of the commonstoelchoblers«>l the Citizens Telephrine Company will be \held at the office >f the Company, 240 \V. Monroe Street- Decatur, Indiana, oi Tuesday, March 27, 1051. at 7 :<»<■' P.M., C.S.T for tile purpose of norrli naiing and electing directors t< seifve for the coming year, to heat and ratify reports and acts of of. fiejers. directors, and committees t< date of the meeting, and to transact any gn I all other business that maj property come before the meeting Arthur K. A ogjewede Secretary ( MARCH 1f'—20—21—22—23—24

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