Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 23 December 1953 — Page 19

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBETIf 23, 1953

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»EOW@W@WSWOW(SI ,A Merry Christmas To All

THE DECATUH DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Language Class ROCHESTER, N. Y., UP — The 30-odd women and their foreman in the temple manufacturing department of an optical plant here have learned the sign language In order to communicate with a fel« low worker, Esther Perry. Miss Perry, who went to work at the Shuron' plant in 1920, is a drill press operator. .She helped her original associates learn the sign language, and newcomers through the years also took it up.

ILjb wlwia I dEgf: P; fi > flfl srW| WwirMhff -Ar'/\ H ' / z " I w 18l I f |1 EACH WEARING THE COSTUME of her .native land, these children are students at the United Nations International School in Jamaica, N.Y. t They were photographed as they joined in singing Christmas songs. In front row (L to r.) are: Jannekke, 11, Holland; Joellen, 9, United States, and Krystina, 8, Poland. In the rear (L to r.) are: Norma, 9, Haiti; Masako. 12. Japan and Martine. 10. France (International) | 11 ■'- _ r— —■ — ' \ ■? ' ' .'■■■ v A, Bff » ?. SB< X --= .T /L ® W*\L *wWX a K.lf i® »\• 'rlrww :■ » fl / we W“b a Christmas / I that is merry one , t / in every way and a New Year that will be happy every day. \ Va \ ■ • . ' ■ ,) ,< _ \/ Bob’s Standard Service * 'l f 5 ■ i '-'. ■ ■ '' - ' ■ \ -•• •-A l"'

Carriage Trade DU QUOIN, 111., DP — Benjamin Harrison Rogers was arrested while weaving doWn a Du Quoin thoroughfare with his vehicle. The thoroughfare was a sidewalk. The vehicle was a baby buggy containing Rogers*. 18-month-old son. Rogers pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined >ls. Japanese Exports TOKYO, UP — Japan's exports for fiscal 1953-54 are expected to

total 31,199,200,000, official estimates reveal. Earlier* the estimate had been 31,180,000,000.

GREETINGS oB ‘he of ' / the joyous Christmas bells. g \ *Le voices of the choir boys, bring to you ®B a ' n *l** warmth of spirit and peace of heart ; / of this glorious season, j ■ X Merry Christmas and y W t A Happy New Year to all! >ylVl r smitr- ■ 7fjC\ VK 7 I I PURE MILK CO. — ; _x_i u- '"■■"■ 1 11 — 111 1 "" ■■■.■! ■■ f' rm like ours could fIFM ; > not exist without such ' OLa< friends as you. So, once ■> mRBBQI again, in appreciation °f your 9°°d wil, z we flow M pledge our best in evJP'l / V3V, erything we do to serve. GORDON’S WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE 152 N. 2nd St. Decatur, Ind.

-■ - -•--■ • ........ tww To alt out friends we wish all • ,he food thins, that .hi. .r| j - . ' glorious time of year can bring. ' Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ; - Shell Brothers ' r - ’> - - - ■- \-.

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