Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 25 October 1955 — Page 6

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PwbKahed Every Evening Kxoept Suaday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. ■atered at the Decatur, Ind, Post Office aa Saoond Claaa Mattar Dick D. Heitor President J. H. Heller Vloe-Prealdent Chas. Holtbouaa Sacratary-Traaaarar Subscription Rates! By Mall In Adame and Adjoining Countlaa: One year, |S.M> Six montha, $4.26; S montha, >2.25. By Mall, beyond Adama and Adjoining Counttoe: Ono year, 12.00; « montha, $4.75; 8 montha, $2.60. By Carrier: 25 cento per week. Single coplea, * cent*.

It is estimated that more than 2,000 Decatur people attended church last Sunday. If yon were not one of these persons, you are missing a good chance to start the week in a most proper way. First snow flakes of the year fell Monday afternoon. It won’t be long now until Christmas. Plan to shop in Decatur and watch yonr shopping dollars go farther. .—o Workmen are putting in long days in an effort to complete the new Northwest elementary school by the middle of November and indications are that the new modern school will be ready for occupancy about that time. Long awaited ceiling material is here and is now being erected. Pupils assigned to the new building Jia ve been crowded in Lincoln school, the library and the high school buildings. Soon they Will have their own building and own rooms. “ o o— Two weeks from today the people of Decatur get the opportunity to select their officials tor the next four years. It is a great American privilege and the duty of every good citizen. Both major political parties, the Democrats and Republicans, have nominated a full ticket, and both parties have established downtown headquarters. The last two weeks should be interesting and the people should be well stocked with pros and cone by election day. ■- .... . a. The Nightly telephone newa service you get by calling number > 3-2171 was Installed a year ago by Cltisens Telephone Co. To date there have been more than 100,000 calls on the news equipment. Bach week-end there are from 1,000 calls upward. Largest number of inquiries come when there are several basketball games in-, volving Adams county teams. Election night brings another av> alanche of calla. And that reminds ns, lateat municipal election results will be put on the 3-2171 Wire as quickly aa they are received the night of November 8.

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Bellmont park is one of the prettiest spots in northern Indiana during the fall weeks. Hum dreds of trees along the park’s outer borders make a picture In colors only the finest artist could paint. All four sides of the beautiful park are lined with old trees and there is enough green left in the interior of the park to make the picture complete. o o The cold snap should make us think of winter and the heavy clothing which we need to wear through the approaching .winter months. When you think of your winter needs, remember, Decatur has many retail stores featuring all the latest winter wearing apparel and at prices which win please the buyers. A visit to Decatur’s stores will convince you that your shopping dollars will get you more for your money. Trade in Docatur and be satisfied. o o If It takes more Income in the water department for residents of the city to have soft water every day of the year, maybe It would be a good progressive move to investigate the possibility of providing more income for that department. Only a fraction of the residents of Decatur get the benefit regularly. Others have to provide their own water softener or subscribe to a softening service. Both of the latter plans are costly. The Softening plant, heralded as "continued progress” is here and paid for. If only additional salt is needed to make It work, surely the people won’t object, (if consulted) it the city buys that salt. -—o o— Mrs. Mirrfam Hall, Democratic candidate for clerk-treasurer, in a talk to women last week, emphasized the importance which women play in the operation of our (government. Mrs. Hall urged that• more women become interested in politics and political offices. The prominent Decatur woman is well qualified for the office she seeks. She has had auditing and book-keeping experience and also ) experience as a secretary. She said in her talk that she is seeking the office because she feels sure she is qualified to carry out the duties of the office. We believe that if Mrs. Hall is elected, the city’s clerk-treasurer department will be in excellent hands.

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0 ; — U Household Scrapbook I BY ROBERTA LEE 9 0 Care of Pictures Examine the backs of all the pictures once in awhile to see that there are no breaks in the paper that cover them. Unless paper is pasted over the back of the frame, dust is sure to enter and mar the picture*. ’ The Coffee Pot If the pin in the hinge of the coffee pot lid breaks, or slips out and is lost, replace it with a small safety pin, and it will probably last as long as the pot lodine Stains It iodine has been accidentally spilled on a linen towel, cover the spot immediately with some dry starch and the stain will soon disappear. • 0 Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE I o—— 0 Q. Would it be all right for a girl to send a young man a birthday card, even though he has never sent her a card or given her a gift? A. Yes; there is nothing at all wrong with this. This is merely a thoughtful gesture, and the young man would be presumptous to think it anything else. Q. How and when does the bridegroom give hie fee to the minister who performs the wedding cereniony? “ A. He should give the money or check (enclosed in an envelope) to his best man, who gives it to the minister after the ceremony, and of course privately. Q. What is the correct acknowledgement to most introductions ?- A. You can never go wrong with a sincere smile and a "How do you do”? W ■ - 20 Years Ago Today Ochober 25 - - The Decatur Girls hand will give concert Sunday evening at Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. Forty Hour Devotions opened at St. Mary’s Catholic church this morning. J.E. Bond of Fort Wayne appointed deputy excise director for fourth district and will be third Brownie troop 20 met last TuesJust two months until Christmas. Shop early. Baseball commissioner Kenesaw Landis fines Grimm, English, Jurges and Herman each S2OO for causing disturbance in the recent world series against Umpire George Moriarty. Grimm says he will pay the fines. GIRLSCOUT Brownie trotop 20 met last Tcesday after school. Mrs. Don Beery was our leader. Roll call was taken and our dues were collected. We also paid our dues for the year. We sang songs and played games and our teachers treated us to some cookies. We enjoyed our square dance at the Youth and Community Center last Saturday. Scribe, Marilyn Harman Brownie troop 11 met Monday evening after school at the Lincoln school. The meeting was called to order by the president, Alice Voglewede. The group sang "America”. The roll was called and dues were collected. -Woven stadium cushions were made by each Brownie from discarded newspapers. Scribe, Jean Aeschliman How To Hold FALSETEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and embarrass by slipping, dropping or wobbling When you eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a little FABTEETH on your plates. This alkaline (non-acld) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks “plate odor’ T (denture breath). Get PASTEBTB today at any drug counter

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Minor Accident Is Reported In City School Bus, Auto Collide Here Monday One minor accident occurred in the city Monday, at 12:15 p. m., when a school bus driven by Miriam Gay, 39, of Homestead, collided with a car driven by Eileen Shaffer of Kekionga street. The collision occurred at the corner of Grant street and Park Place as the bus was turning off Park Place. Only damage was $25 to the Shaffer car. Thomas Rynd, 20. of<• Kalamazoo, Mich., was fined $5 in justice of the peace court Monday on a charge of speeding. He was arrested after an accident Friday night on U. S. highway 33 when he crashed into the rear of a tractor and wagon. Robert H. Johnston of Decatur was fined $5 and costs in- J. P. court for speeding after he was arrested by state police on the Winchester road. State police also arrested Enos Schrock, 21, of Monroe route one. for disregarding a stop sign at the Intersection of U. S. highway 27 and state highway 124. He was arrested Monday and will appear in J. P. court Wednesday. w C- i W rmw —sansr-“ WS Slow Winter Wheat Demand Drops Price WASHINGTON (INS) —A slow demand for winter wheat dropped prices last week one to. two cents per bushel. This is the report of the agrioulture department, which adds that prices of spring wheat were mostly unchanged to one cent per bushel higher.

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World Bank Reports Robbery Os $31,400 WASHINGTON (INS) -Police were investigating every angle today in the >31,400 robbery-from the World Bank-dlscoved Monday on the 10th anniversary of the United Nations. The bank-a UN agency supported by 58 member nations-was robbed of >3,000 in U. S. currency, >12,000 in American Express ‘travellers’ checks, >IO,OOO in British sterling travellers’ checks, >6,400 in foreign currency and a diamond ring of unknown value which belonged to an employe. The loot was taken fiom a sate. State Employment Division Finds Jo’bs INDIANAPOLIS (INSP The job-getting work of the Indiana employment security division thus far in 1955 has exceeded the number obtained during the same nine months in 1954.

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Archbishop Speaks Against Marriage Opposes Marriage Os Divorced Persons LONDON (INS) — The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke out strongly today against the remarriage of divorced persons amid the controversy over any marriage Intentions of Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, the primate of the Church of England, was asked at Manchester whether there was any movement in the church to alter its attitude toward remarriage of divorced persons. He said: “A reasonable church does not change its teaching every few minutes.” British prime minister Sir Anthony Eden was saved by the clock today from answering a question that might have shed

some light on the progress of the romance of Margaret and the dl\creed Townsend. Regular question time ended this afternoon in the house of commons before he could answer a question

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whether the government plans any changes in the royal marriages act. The latter in its present form would delay Margaret’s marriage for a year.