Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 3, Decatur, Adams County, 5 January 1956 — Page 2

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Dr. Arthur Ramsey Named Archbishop LONDON (INS) —Dr. Arthur Michael Ramsey, bishop of Durham. will succeed the late Dr. Cyril’ Barbett as archbishop of York, secqnd — ranking prelate in the Anglican church.

FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY! LAST 2 DAYS! B “ clt ” E “ s BLACKWELLS CLEARANCE SALE! - " III* v 1 RACK MEN’S AS, liens Winter Jackets 7 reduced 73 Reg . $29.95 „ now $22*95 nOM BUY 7 N °W - SAVE 33*/,% Keg . $;!785 __ NOW $-- « 5 / 1 SURCOATS - A " 9Ui,,ed LinCd Keg. $39.95 .. NOW $tX.95 W / * Is Nvlon Blend Gabardine J ‘/.Wa 'h.' rM Reg. S9.9S—NOW 5A.33 w... c..,. tSa..- Iff illlllilß ■ ‘ >®o% *- surcoat. • 1 Mens Sportcoats JM K Keg - $14.95— n0w $9.95 REDUCED PyWM st i 1. <- <1- , «i>q- A " 11M, % w ° ol Coa <* iA. WF Ln Reg. $!9.95 .. NOW $ 15 .95 /Whse •*!/ A -T) ** Reg. $24.95 NOW $.7.05 M * I*W ’ J 9 JACKETS — All Reduced I'3 , •< IH. Reg. $29.9> - NOW $19.95 A. Boys Winter Jackets az*_zs:. reduced 25% Reg- $7-95 NoWs s*49 - ■ i_ All Quitted Lined - Reg. SMS NOW s 6 . t O GABARDINE SURCOATS 4to 10 <■ Re _ , qq .- Nnw * ' Reg. $5.98 to $8.95 NOW $4.48 to s£.7l ’ -- --- NOW $£.95 WOOL SURCOATS 4to 10 NOW $7.46 to sg.2l —-— Regularlv Priced „ $9.95 - »10.95 / V ? LOT MENS SPORT SHIRTS J ■ GABARDINE OR WOOL BOMBERS or SURCOATS ' I REDUCED? vnw nvr'V’rJVi «a ** $2 ” NOW $1 " Reg - $4 - 98 NOW $2.99 NOW ONLY $9«03 1° ' Reg. $3.98 NOW $2.69 Reg. $5.98 NOW $3.99 ' I 1 !<">' ' MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS $1.97 ea. Mnn’c RrP<!Q Shirk Small Stripes sass Small Stripes - Patterns Solid Colors , Isl VII O V|Gdd 0111 lld Patterns, Colors <£ / ea - n OPEN A SHOP and SAVE at UTEN A OPEN EVERY HIA £lf IMF I ICf "” ,,AY rT.hen Just Say. “Qhanre.lt” _ Wf BBBrr- ■ f);oo P M

The elevation of the 51-year-old clergyman was announced today bv prime minister Sir Anthony Eden, who names the bichops and archbishops of the established church of Dr. Garbett died in his sleep last Saturday. ' Trgde in i u<xmJ Tc.vn — Decatur

Good Fellows Club Expresses Thanks For Cooperation Member# of the Good Fellows club of Delta Theta Tau sorority have issued an expression of appreciation to all the persons and business firms who assisted the club in providing a merry Christmas for Decatur’s less fortunate families. Baxes for 41 families were packed and distributed by the club, aiding 61 adults and 122 children with gifts ot food', shoes, clothing and toys. Among the merchants who donated to the project wer4 Lee's Hardware. Holthouse Drug, Newberry's, Smith Drug, Klenk’s. Goodyear, Myers Home and Auto, Gamble's, Western Auto, Bill’s Corner, Hammond's, Smith Dairy. A & P food store, Kroger's, the Standard Food Market. Stewart’s Bakery, L & 0 shop. Style shop, Begun'# clothing store, Niblick's, Ettinger and Kortenber, E F. Gass, G. C. Murphy, Economy, Blackwell’s, PSterson’s, Kiddie shop and Burk Elevator. Thanks were also extended to Teepie'a Truck Line and the city for two trucks and drivers, to the Decatur firemen, Girl Scout Troop 13, Otto Bieberich and the Decatur Daily Democrat. ■ * •'* ' Mendes-France And Mollet In Session Seek Solution For French Government PARIS UNS) -r- Socialist leader Guy Mollet and Pierre MendesFrance > were to decide today whether peace is possible between the moderate leftists and moderate rightists in the new French assembly. Former premier Mendes-France led the left-wing Republican front, with which the Socialists were allied. in Monday's election. Since- neither the leftists nor the rightists moderates—who are rallied around premier Edgar Faure —won a majority in the new parliament. they must cooperate against the Communists and ring-wing extremeists if France is to have a At their afternoon meeting, Mollet and Mendes-France will discuss the conditions under which the Socialists and the Mendes-France faction of the' fßadical Socialists c.ould work with the bloc led by |*aur« and independent chief Antoine Pinay.

Give Assistance For Tax Returns Internal Revenue Office Gives Aid District director of internal revenue, Gary Campbell, today announced plans of the revenue service for assisting ail taxpayers who will need help in preparing their income tax forms during the filing period which began January 1 and will end at midnight April 16. Campbell said it is the policy of the service to provide all taxpayers with all of the advice and assistance they need in preparing their returns and to provide this assistance by the most efficient and time-saving means. All offices this year have adopted ’'self-help" methods in ‘ order to speed up the 'service and at the same time assist the taxpayer permanently by giving him a better understanding of how to prepare and file his federal income tax return. Under these methods each office will provide chairs, tables, pencils and tax forms, so that taxpayers may begin to fill out their own returns. Whenever a taxpayer reaches an item on the form that causes him difficulty, he may ask ’ one of the revenue employees who will be stationed in the area to answer questions as they arise. Campbell said the service this year is urging all taxpayers to bring their problems to revenue offices on designated 'assistance days.” On such days a fill staff of assistors will be available and taxpayers will get speedier service. He said taxpayers will get assistance on any working day during the filing period, however, the service on other than designated assistance days may be The schedule of "assistance days" at the Fort Waytie: office which serves the Decatur area is as follows: Jan. 9, 10. 16 and 17 and Jan. 23 through Jan. 31; Feb. 1 through Feb. 17, and Feb. 20, 21, 27 and 28; Mar. 5. 6. 12, 13. 19. 20, 26 and 27, and April 2 through April 16. >. ’ Many of the problems taxpayers have tin be readily handled by telephone. The revenue service has set aside sufficient telephones to enable taxpayers to get help this way rather than to make a special-trip to the revenue office. Campbell stated that taxpayers should call Fort Wayne, A-7426, to get telephone assistance at any time when they are making out their tax return forms. Campbell-revealed that the revenue service and major newsservices are preparing extensive ma- » ■ ....

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terials to aid taxpayers with their problems. He urged everyone to watch their radio and TV guides for announcement of programs which will be of interest insofar as learning how to complete and file tax returns. Campbell reiterated * the fact that all taxpayer* will be given all the advice or assistance, they need to prepare their returns. Woman Escapee Is Returned To Prison Soldier Husband Aided In Escape INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — A 22-year-old woman whose husband helped her escape from the Central state hospital prison ward was retumed%o prjson today. Mrs. Betty Louise Davidson surrendered late Wednesday to Hammond police. She had been serving a 10-25 year term for robbery from Porter county. Her husband. Cpl. Donald Davidson. 20, simply shrugged when told of his wife’s surrender. Davidson, stationed at Fort CampfeU. Kyat the time of his arrest steadfastly had refused to say where his wife was hiding. ; ■ Mrs. Davidson said she had been .working in a Chicago hotel since her husband spirited her away from the hospital Christmas Day. She had been taken to the mental hospital from prison for observation after she slashed her wrists. Davidson, left a note saying he had helped his wife escape and telling authorities he would rather serve her time himself than have her put in prison. The young soldier, held in Marion county Jal! for a court appearance Jan. 12, shrugged when told of his wife’s surrender and said: "I'm in enough trouble already. I’ll probably spend the next 20 years behind bars." . —

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