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Washington C.H. Record-Herald from Washington Court House, Ohio • Page 3

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THE WAR TODAY DEWITT MACEENZTF You may call Herr Adolf Shirk- legrubcr (alias Hitlrr) out of his name, or or ie f-tion that he bf hanged Higher than old Ha man, but the British and Ame ne an governments considei public assaults on Japai Lm- peror Hirohlto as pa i tcu laily im politic We reminded of this by a Lindon dispatch saying that the fficml Br dish Broadcasting Compa- is cart ful in its handling of cnat h- about toe i mpel oi Ou ov Office of War Information follows a line. That an interesting and im- po, policy, by should there bi differentiation between the I Pulers of our two arch enemies0 iii bai parities perpetrated by the Japanese fighting forces certainly I atrocities of the (lei roam I appeal to be that I Nipponese dynasty may be ful to the Allu in the post- II reconstruction Hitlers dynasty' has been condemned to dt traction, he himself may have to pay for his bloody crimes jtd ho life It true 4 on that militaristic clique leu perpetrated ar! Harbor na; be wiped out Some of line war mongers, like Pct miei neral Tojo. may join ti the gallows ie Mikado, however, is in a special gory He is the lull head of he state, and in ie eyes of his people is literally a divine bi mg. They worship him gmi also a fact that, so far as temporal affairs of government nit concerned, he's a figure le ad i militaristic outfit is in control. and any words which he are put into his mouth by i Japanize believe that their Mikado is ie direct licfo ndant, thsough many unbroken it dt the sun goddess.

Ile not the throne by divine it is bin self divine. The iv re of Shintoism cill cat Ok in emperor worship, and fins lignins belief has bi corne an part of pati int isnt why fanatical followers of Sri to! rn commit Harakiri ii their em pi roe dies, so that till may follow him into the next lilt I clav and fieeis sometimes commit suicide w) i failed in a task and feel that they thus have sullied toe honor of the Mikado. Well. now. not only is held in religious um.

by people, but is tho focal point of their easy to now he could be of vast assistance in remaking his nation after the war. Ifs equally clear at the easiest way to breed hatred of the western world in) i carts of the Japanize would be to attack the empeior. One of the great post-wai tasks wul be to educate the Japanese pi i in of the militarism which lias controlled them for so long Tile Mikado, once he is released from the same evil domination, can do more than per; aps any other individual to pat his people on the ight track he chooses to do so. For 30h years, Bolivia produced gold at the rate of $1,000,000 or mole per vear. the Court Haver of lid.

Paul Van the City want to go on soon as we better." Lto- he would "go With if CONFUSION OVERTIME IS NOT RELIEVED BY ACTION OF CITY COUNCIL (Continued From Page Ore) would too. waiting to see what the commissioners do," he said. Ha ss Shop wants fast time, too. "We'll go ith council fa time gives ti a long evening," Robert Sanderson. proprietor, raid.

L. Prissier, manager of Model dry cleaning, "If the city goes on fast K. I- think rn should go if the council voted that way Market Would f- on with the city At the Economy Furniture and Mrs J. Cl ad dock said they would ck finitely be on fast time Thomas Christopher, manager of ihr Down Town Drug Store, aid. "It dm sTi't make so much dill i ice as long ar we're all to- gi 'mer.

I think we should do what i hi rest George L. Cos sand of the A Go, a rd Co. said "I think what we do is as important a- everyone getting to- get hii "I will stay with Houst clock," C. Haver's Drug Store. Hight next door.

Vol i his, manager Loan, said: fast time as sooner the ciandro sail the council- Representatives of depart mint store made no in nt Willard WL on. manager of Wilson's Hardware Store said: wait and see what the on clock doi Well go by the Court House clock regardless of what tithe businessmen do We pii fer slow turn Wadi Shoe Store Will go th the majority of merchants, but lust as soon go on fast time," Othol Wade. manager. sa Mark Girton. of Gir ton Electric Shop, said re going With the city on fast time." Dale's Store will with the crow but prefers slow time, Will E.

Dole. proprietor said. "Tno sun rises and si Is no matter what time on." Fled Ensii ti, proprietor of Food Store said. The grocery ill go with the rest of the nu Tenants. though, as a change in tune little real Ens I en said.

Harold McCord, manager of and Featn, said change to fast time if the rest of the merchants do Tim Washington C. Bowling will go on fast time. Mrs A. Linkhart, manager said. mteh's Bakery wants fast time.

Edward Porter, proprietor, said, lint added bakery would "ga along with the rest of them." Book Store is also in favoi of fast time Dry Goods Store xvii cooperate with tho majority of business houses but the time change rial," a spokesman for George A. Steen, the manager, said, Dry Cleaning will gu with everyone else. but prefers slow time, Ass Flowers, manager said, fact, we'd rather have the lime an hour slower than it now." Laly's will go with the rest of the stoles, but is in favor of fast time. The st National Bank has not yet decided whether its opening anil closing will be on fast or slow time. Roush Burton, treasurer, -an) Arch O.

Rider, secretary of the Washington Savings Bank, no decision had beds made there either but added he expected a to fast time es as done last year Heber Roe. of Rot Jewelry Store, said he would go with the town clock. Mr Wilbur Morgan, manageress of tile Mille r-JTonc-s shot store, said she ou I ti go ith the majority of the stores in the city. Middle! on, manager of the 5 and IO cl nt stun and William Humphrii managt of the Murphy Company, both they would cooperate wilii other merchants on the time question but that they would prefer doing business on time. am ly, managt of tile Kroger grocei store, abo advocated cooperation with other merchants, but said he believed Washingtor (' hould bt on tin same time as other W.

Summc; Paint Store will throw its lot in with the majority, ii go tilt town cluck regardless of the decision of other me chants." William Theobald, nanager of Pie A St Store, aid. Carl VV'ill. manager of auto supply said: us fini to go on time absolutely in favor of Robert Lansinger. manager of Dty Cleaning, is in favor of fast time. but will fall in with the majority of merchants.

Webb Steinhau sa ic I Thrift Market would in with tin rest of and added. no use for the whole county to bi contrary about this fast time "Fast time is K. in favor of said VV manager of Montgomery Ward. Harold Callender of Callender Shin Repair said "We will go with council in their decision, and I prefer and VV. E.

Summers of Summers Music Store said. think we should go ng ith the other towns. tin rehire I go ith council Kidner, managt of the Ohio State Liquor Store, said, I pleb tile old or time because of our rural business, but we will go with council rn their decision for fast A en Lindsey, of King-Kash Furniture Company, said they "will go with council," as did Herbert Plymire at Dry CU tining. "Mr- A Clark (fossard of A. Clark Gossard had this comment: prefe pot time.

so will go with E. R. of Rock ut ll and Buhl, Red and White' Grocery, said, "We have men waiting for fast time for a long time, and will go with council Two dmggtots had this opinion- Blackmer at the Rex.iii Drug Store, said "We will do hat the othi dr legists in town decide. I prefer fast i time but I don bt lieve in having two divisions of while Arthur Finley of Corner Drug Store, said almost the thing when he commented, wk! have the time- the of other businessmen decide to take Mi Hi Lr (or the Silhouette Beauty Shop on Court Mid "lf the in town dei on fast time. we will ire on fast Tharp First Federal Savings and Loan, said: "We wi I be on fast time if that i- what the majority of businessmen decide' At Nieki Shop.

a spokesman commented: will go with tile majority of the in as did Belford Carpenter at Carpenter's Hardware Store, who said, many others. will have tin 1 1 rn i decided upon by 'majority of It was commented at the J. C. Penney Store, will have tilt time decided upon by tin majority of merchants in At Goody Shoppe, Nick Pos lin v. ill have the same tune as tho town clock has Sheridan, manager of Albe i Super Market, will go along with majority of business men here, bul I prefer fast time because of ou.

m-connng of merchandise from cities on fast Robert manager of tie Goodyear Store, said; "We Man Had Brick In His Stomach for IO Years One man itated that for IO years ire fl it like he had a brick in nis stomach. This feeling was due to the lump of od food tie always had inside ot Ii rn. was weak, out, headachy, swollen with gas and terribly constipated. Recently he started taking ERB-HELP and says the feeling like a brick in his stomach disappeared the second day. Bowels are regular now, gas and headaches are gone and he feels like a new man.

ERB-HELP contains 12 Great Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on sluggish liver and kidneys. Miserable people soon feel different all over. So go on suffering. Get ERB- HELP. Drug Store.

vhl go count rn their de- The Slate Thrall ii SINGING EVANGELIST codon for fast I "cooperate ith the rest of them. RELIEVE STUFFINESS IN NOSE Open blockade and Rive your bead cold the air. Caution; Car only directed Always I PINEIRO NOSE DROPS KING-KASH FURNITURE CO. "Kash lf You Have It Kredit if You Want PRICED East Court Street Next To State Theatre Have a iQue Suerte! (WHAT JJC" nmmm v' I way to say in Chile In Santiago the American flyer discovers simple ways to open new friendships. Hate a Coke says he to the Chilean airman, and in a few moments welcomed as a comrade.

It a custom known to good neighbors from Chile to the Carolinas. And, of course, always neighborly to serve Coca-Cola in your home. All over the globe, stands for the pause that vejresbesp become the bond between people who are friendly-minded, IOTTIED AUTHORITY OF THI COCA-COLA COMPANY RY THE FAYETTE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 130 South Fayette St. Washington C.

O. Coca-Cola natural for popular names to acquire friendly abbreviations. why you hear oca-Cola called ,0 a i but we jpirfer fast time, Manage At Hr Bargain Store Ll let 'Robert Dun ton said. Rev Kau fur nut Mr CONDUCTING SERVICES Mamie Alexander, of and the public to invited. M.

ll Cross white ta pastor church. mil if on this subject but council docs is killing to cooperate with the. rest of them d- I sacral seme ens, manager of the Palace Then- Fort Wayne. Indiana, ter, prefers slow time, but to that right." Hoy (s Simons, manager ol the Fayette Theater, said he hadn't i South America ha nearly I a1 services at Church of decided definitely yet, but thought I tie area of Europe (God. on Harrison Street, The the ilci would operate on fast I or.

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