Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 30 October 1931 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES FOR SALE foil SALE — 1926 Chevrolet Coach body; 1926 Whippet coach body; 1925 Dodge sedan body; 1926 Foul sedan body; and a 1924 Fort sedan body. Frank Wrecking Co., West Monroe street. 253-6tx Fl IE SALE Reeti stroller, riiuui967. 255-3 t FOR SALE — Lumber suitable for fencfiig or general repairing, very Cheap if sold soon. Ollie Chronister Phone 329. 255-3tx FOR SALE—Dining Room tabic 6 chairs and China-cubbard. Mrs. James K. Staley, phone 236 at home on Rugg street. 255-3tx FOR SALE — White Wyandotte cockerels, Grusenberry strain. Blood tested, bred to lay. SI.OO each Mrs. Daniel Noffsinger, 1 mile north M mile east of Monroe, Plhone B-5. 257-3tx FOR SALE -5 room house at Pleasant Mills, with well and cistern, large lot'. Price SSOO, Call 1258. 257-3 t FOR SALE—2 sows with pigs Ernst Thieme, 7 miles northeast of Decatur. R. R. 8. 257-3tx FOR SALE —Pure bred registered DuiMc boar, 8 months old. weighing about 250 lbs. Double immune, Roy Johnson, phone 265 or 1022. FOR SALE—Shelled popcorn. 4 lbs 25<; a lbs. 50c. 20 lbs. SI.OO. Delivered.evenings. Pat Miller, Phone 1254 255-3 - FOR SALE—Kraut cabbage 95c per hundred. Willie Reed. 1-2 mile east £f Decatur, 253-3txeo<l FOR SALE—Chow puppies, Phone 1289 or inquire at 341 Winchester streeCT 257-3 t OH SALE —Used clothing including coats, dresses, hats, shoes for women and children. Used Clothes Shop 910 W. Monroe St. Phone 1203 FOR SALE —Fresh cow. A good one Fred Marbach. one half mile north of Schnepp’s school. 256-3 t i Oft SALE Potatoes. Fred W P tors. Craigville phone 256-3tx FOR SALE— Kiefer hand picked pearj, 50c a bushel. Phone 5261. 253-6tx ■ FOR RENT FOR RENT —Suburban home of 15 acres. Good barn, house and Purdue coop. electric lighted. On state road 27, 2 miles north of Decatur. Phene ]574. C. D. Teeple. 255-3tx FOR RENT—at half price, good aemi-modern house. Also furnished-.- light housekeeping rooms. Inqtyre 1127 W. Monroe St. 255-3 t FtTR RENT—Two nice comfortable SBoms for light housekeeping 642 N. Second street, i hone 1262. • 256-3tx FtJJI RENT -7 room house, semitaodern, on 7th street. Call at 815 N. Second street or phone 1219. - 257-3tx FOR RENT—House at corner ot Elm'and South Eleventh St. Call 963. 257-3tx WANTED ii- 0 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEA Ila —11 ■fewes to let out on shares. Phone or 333. 256-3 t LOST AND uOUND LQ6T —Small blue coin purse with .Delta Theta Tau crest c mtaining some loose change and a rosary I Finder Please call 43. 256-3tx STRAYED- Brown tiger kitten. Re •ward for return. Phone 1060. “ 257-3 t — o —— Four Bandits Caught -Carlyle, 111. Oct. 30—(UP)—Forty five minutes after five bandits held up the state national bank at Kees port. Ilk, four of the uandits were captured and the $3,500 loot was recovered. Our of the bandits entered the bSnk ami forced G. W. Gum. cashla.'. and Miss Lorene Durham, assistant cashier, the only persons iri .the bank, to give them the money in the cashier's drawer and then escaped in their automobile. -Cum called the sheriff’s office here and sheriff John T. Erling r and two deputies started a search. They picked up the trail two miles west of here and overtook the ban dit car. Four of the bandits leaped f.Tm the machine and were captured while the driver escaped. The tour identified themselves as Roy Pov til, 24. George and Clarence ftolt n. brothers, all of Gran ite City. 111, and Floyd Lindsey, 25 of Madison, ill.. Their companion is. being sought. -Officers recovered the loot from one ot the bandits. Judge W H. Eichhorn of Bluffton was looking after business here this morning.

MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL IND FOREIGN MARKETS BERNE MARKET (Corrected Oct. 30) No commission amt no yardage. Hogs, 400-110 pounds SI.OO 140-170 pounds $4.30 170-200 pounds $4.50 200-250 pounds $4.60 250-300 pounds $4.50 Roughs $3.75. Stags—s2.oo. Vealers $7.50, Spring Lambs—ss.oo, CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Dee. Mar. May July Wheat .59 .63 .64% .64 7 s Corn .40% .43% .45% .46% Oats ... .25 .27 .27% .27% EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK East Buffalo, N. Y„ Oct. 30.—(U.R) Livestock: Hogs: on sale. 3.300; few- early sales; 220-250 lbs., 15c lower at $5.50; now out of line and most sales 35-40 c under Thursday s average; desirable, 160-210 lbs., $5.25; ; man unsold. Cattle: Receipts. 300; holdovers 150: little done in steers and heif-i ers; one load heifers, $5.25; cows steady; cutter grades. $1.25-$2.50. Calves: Receipts, 500; vealers steady; demand only fair; good to choice. $8.50; mostly $9; common] and medium, $5.50-$7. Sheep: Receipts, 2,700; lambs generally 25c higher; active: bulk better grades, $6.75; medium kinds and fat bucks. $5.75; strong weight throw-outs centering at $4.75; sheep scarce. FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind., Oct. 30.—(U.R) —Livestock: Hogs 20-25 c lower. Hogs, 100-120 pounds $4.00 i 120-140 pounds 4.15 ; 140-160 pounds 4.30! 160-180 pounds 4.50, 180-200 pounds 4.60 200-225 pounds 4.70 ■ 225-250 pounds 4.80 | 250-300 pounds 4.90 ' 300-350 pounds 4.75 ; Roughs. $4; Stags. $2.50. Calves —$7.50. Lambs —$5.25. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected Oct. 30) — No. 2 New Wheat 47c | New Oats ...’ 18e i Barley 25c j Rye B -.. 25c; LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen 26c o COURTHOUSE Real Estate Transfers May Funk. Adm.. .1-3 ot east half of in lot 3. Rivare, to Gertrude Cle-1 ments for $166.67. — -o AKtUV ALS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sautle s. 908 North Third street, ar the parents i of a iirl baby bo n last night at the Adams County Memorial Hospital. The baby has been named Barba a I Ann. Both mother and baby are I getting along nicely. Condensed Population The smallest pt the Central American republics. Salvador, is the most thickly populated nation in the western hemisphere. Although inly I about as large as the state of Maryland. it has a population of more than one and one-half millions, mostly Mestizos or Spnnlsh Indians.

S. E. Black FUNE.’.AL DIRtwfUR Jirs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly da/ or night. I phone 500 Home phone <2. Ambulance Service N. A. RIXI.ER OPTOMETRIST eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: £:SO to 11:30—12:30 to 5:0 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 Eor BETTER Hi-.Al.ril See! DR. 11. I ROHNAI’FEL Licensed ChiropFa, lor and Naturapatli Radionic diagnosis and treatment. Phone 314 104 So. 3rd St. Office Hours: 10-12. 1-5, 6-8 10 years in Decatur. LOBENSTEIN & DOAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS Calls answered promptly day or night. Ambulance Service. Office Phone 90. Residence Phone, Decatur 1041 Residence Phone, Monroe 81 LADY ATTENDANT

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< I. I'O in: U.1.0W El) NOIEMHEH TERM l!»3l ) Fort Wayne Ft 05 Co Co R 170.29 1 Decatur Democrat Co. Rev . . 32.00 Citizens Tele do 72.60 / ' Marcella I’hriok <L> 105.00 i • ‘ Bernice Nelson do 10.00 i Burl Johnson do 39.52 t J. W. Vizard do 3.00 . H. Branch du 3.00 H. <). Jones do 8 3.00 I I .1. M. Miller do !•.<•<> Albert Harlow do 54.16 Aleta Harlow do ... 104.17 5 1 Genera! Off. Equip. C> do .... 6.4 4 ' • J 1 ypewriter Insp Co do 104.25 ! Clara Anderson do 2.00 ' 3 Burl Johnson do 142.00 j I Ed Ashbaucher do 15.00 ’ Miles Roop do 190.20 ; 5 A. J. Baker do • 159.60 j ( • bt. Wayne Bine Ptg. Co. d > 2.<'2 i Clifton Striker do . . 370.50 ' I . Typewriter Insp. Co do 3.00 ; Margaret Meyers do 84.00 i I J. b. Relty do 112.501 5 1 J. Grandstaff do 16.50 ' -1 Gerald Vizard do ... 2.50 ’ L [J. W. Vizard do 25.15 i V Henry Heller do 50.00, J Orlev Krick do 4.32, Mabelle Meyers do 128.20 | Adam* Co. H >sp do 3.62 I Reed Elevator do 7.02 Me.vers and Son do 14.65, I J. M. Miller do 6.00 ; I Frank Dose do 50.00 I C. H. Branch do 15.00 J. M. Miller do 33.00 II C\.l> ■ l i«i'> v u 4o 15 0 • Holthouse I rug Cd do . 81.26 , A. Ni. h»U <i<. . . Adams Co. Hosp, do 52.50 ‘ Frank Krick do 6.00 .Ty J. M. Breiner do 100. on ‘ Mrs. JM. Breiner do 8.33 > I City of Decatur du 6n.3H IT). T. T. < pie do 17. ’ N »rthern Indiana Pub. Co do 23.63 l j Hines and Son do 47.25 i Henry Lichtensteiger do 7.0 u • I ugust Morgan do 45.n0, ( ' Herbert EaFountaine do 45.00 F lorence Lengerich do 40.00 Leona Montgomery do 40.00 Violet 8.-t-in T de ‘ Mrs. Elean Jr Carpenter do 13.90 Mrs. Sarah Potts do 13.90: | Raymond Eicher do 15.00 I Sanitary Supply Co do 4".18! I i i-her an i Harris do 431.65 | E onomy Hog and Cattle Co do 49.50 ; Niblick and <’o do 126.40 Millers Bakery do 22-. 14 ! • | Yager Brog, do 13.50, , Smitn D-ug Co do 8.55' ' ' Menno Eicher do 61.67 d Callow and Kohne do 5.17 | JS. hmitt Meat Market do . 60.3 J d Indiana Reformatory do 32.10 F i Bur’; Elevator Co do 13.50 , ! Eastern In liana Oil and Sup Cb 22 15 'IH deoml' Mans. Co do 5.42 I Martin GHeon do 2.75, i Charles Voglewede do 2.85 I Sam Bailer do 11.00 I Mara McClure do 10.00 ! Mar\ Meyers do 25.00 , ! Gladys Shady du 15.00 j Leurette Whitman do 5.00! I ITorence Bollinger do 30.00 Laura Beerbower do . 20.00 1 r j Olive Reynolds d > 20.00 { (Catherine Roe do 10.00 > - Gaylie Hoagland do 15.00 1 Merle Bristol do 15.00 ! Alice Walters do 5.00 , j Lucinda Johnson do 10.00 ; | Leota Beerv do 5.00 i 1 »eUa Debolt d • 10. no , | Margaret Lei< hie do 10.00 i’ath rine Habegger do . 10.00 I Marie Anderson do 15.00 . E Ina Ray do 15.00 ■ ! Nellie do 20.00] 1 , Pearl Reed do 5.00 | I Guv Brown d» 8.80 ! ‘ I Indiana State Sanatorium do 131.42 1 i - Dene B ron Sanatorium do 366.79 x i Farmers Institute do 100.00 . : Decatur Democrat do 149.22! Berne Witness do 31.27 I Yost Bros, do 2,268.16 | Lawrence St -hetman do 50.50 ; I Phil Sauers do 128.00 ' « Amos Reusser do 122.00 1 {Adams Co. Hosp, da 57.75: Dr. Jones and Jones do 150.00 i C. R. Price do 18.501 Adams Co. Hosp, do 25.00 J.'lfred Daniels do 42.001 I ' arl T. Hahegf»-p r do 50.40 ’ , i Benj. R. Farlow de 57.69 |

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1931.

Otto Fuelling do 40.80 James E. Anders »n do 40.80 I Ruben Reinhart do 56.40 9 I James Touey <lo 30.00 o Mary Poling do 36.00 o I 11 über I»' \’<>ss do 235. mi *’ 1 Hubert M -Clenaiian do 35.00 0 Human Mey.ers do 25.00 2 j W atts Herbert I do 18.00 oj I'/nest Stengel do 5.00 0 I Trustee of K. P. Lodge do 30.00 o i James Bain do 30.00 0 I, nard Merryman do 37.5<» 6 Oscar Sprague do L 25 • ■ Rudolph Buuck 198 42.00 4 Decatur Democrat do 57.90 •' i Indianapolis Commercial do 11.25 ’’ ( Charles Idlewlne do 3.50 i I Jesse Roop do 10.00 0 Albert Harlow do 35.00 1 Jan ♦ s Kelley do 10.00 i ''l Arthur Kenney do 5.50 ” Dan Boilenbaeher do 2JC» i " H. H. Welsch do 2.00 • ’ James Kenney do 2.00 'Ji R. D. Meyers do 66.00 | Pete Kenney do 2.00 \V. H. Droege do 85.00 ’ ;>'O. W. P, Macklin do 20,710.78 | '* Phil Saurers d» 190.00 - I Meshbergers Bros, do 1,156.01 | -'.Yost Bros, do 3,713.64] Lenhart Heller d- Svhurger d-o 404.76 r ' Herman Hinch do 15.00 2 | Elmer Anderson 245 104.09 1 Frank Moser do 90.00 Ellis Eicher do 9 90.QD * ‘ Harold Anderson do 69.00 , Ernest Striker do 78.75 ’ < •!).<; lea P 1 > )io . Evert Banter do 19.20 Fred Beeler do 10.4 b 1 ’ Milo Sales do 38.50 ’Glenn Bietler do 22.09 < 'l\ ti»- Str d > 35. mi Ei i • i’"D7 I 9 J I .’•> 00 , Warren Striker do 49.40. Charles Mann do 16.n0! ? Paul Striker do 7.50 { J Pat M oan <io . Ro.nil Brawn do 31.50 ' ’ . Harley Keef do 65.00 . Paul Butcher do 2-7.00 ' . 1 Homer Arnold do . 3.09 I . Adam Reef do 12.00 ;• Fred Math vs do 9.09 t Vernon Mathys do 1.59 1 . Frei Hanna do . 6.00 [ » ■ •-t • liHf Bros. ui> , Gutischalk Supply Co do. 12.93 1 s Main St. Filling Co. do 3.00 Linn Grove Garage do 1.30 M. E. Hutton do 6.15 1 . A. G. Briggs and Son <1 > 4.05 i t Ft. Wayne Spring Service do 2.30} , Herman Ulman do lmi.oo arl IDumgartner do 107.5* - Otto Keifer do 71.75] - ' Clarence Durkin do 77.00 1 j LJohn P .cht rdo 37,M 1 ’ M Beipz d<» . .. 77 uo „ Ceflfc Loshe do . 12 00 - Sun Lyse do 24.00! ’ EH Be< r do 62 80 - J hn Abnet do 23.50; e I Kalph Lj '! • 1 2j»" I ■ James \ . Hendri< ks do 28.00 ! , ’ Le.vis Hendricks do 16.00. ( ?nd • w Schiuaok do 24.00 Albert Langerman do 12.00 , ’ Geo. Spangler do 4.00| i >t John Finin do 4.00 1 , . Leo Spangler do 8.00 D led lieintz do 20.50 11; Herman Brunner do 8.00 il, Martha Eit her do 6.00 u Roger Meshberger do 1.00 Auto Electric Garage 13.80 , Ade ns Cto, Auto < ■ i ■■■■ I I ) Riverside Garage do 2.5 b ' u ] Saylors Motor Co. 2.85 , Meshberger Bros Stone Co do 32.00 . j Keo, F rt Wayne Co do 4.55 J The Massman Yarnelle Co do 4.80 ( ! Korte Bros. ln> .9xl u j Piston Service Co do 6.80 . 1 I’ M Kaough <’o do 4 66] J The Maier Hide and F. Co do 2.05 Kocher Lumber and (' Co d j 1 4.56 (j J >hn J. Habegger do 100.09 . I Ed Speicher do 89.25 jD ivi l .VLttler do 64.75 - Albert Huser do j 2.59 1 "J Ralph Habegger do 13.50 D ! Win. Burke do 10.00 n 1 Jesse Lautenheiser do 10.00 n ! \rman Habegger do 42.00 - 1 ul McClain do 24.00 L I Miller <i<> 31.59 , !,<•> Miller d • ' 18.00 I J. V. H- ndricks do 3x.(Mi r > 1 Louis Hendricks do 20.00 „l 1., i:. Scheuler do 2t o" ~ J. J. Kauffmann do 16.00 : Got.schalk Supply Co 22.26 * Gilliom Lumber Co. do 65.20 , ‘ ulton Mac hine Cn do 54.76 . I h • i- rance Co 215 1,349.16 C. L. S<-h?u nan d > 100.90 M i, i Heinz d • x 0.50 Elgw Witte du 52.5'! , - re nc c- Sc helmaj; d-% .—~ 55J1 a Clarence Scheiman do 56.50 W Lil!.,!, .-i <1 . 17.5" It Paul Galimeyer do 10.00 Chas Bohnke do 31.50 1 <’h-is Bihnke do 18.00 j Phil Strahm do 21.00 | i< haries Cook do 12.00 ) ! I heo Ostern.ever d > 10.5" j I- rel O*termeyrr do 6.00 ! Albert Scheiman do 20.50 1 W’m. B lettner do 36.06 I Ere 1 Buettner do ' 10.50 len Ja kson do 3.00 j Erwin Bienz do 24.00 | 1 John Re ittuer do 24.00 Kri' k T yn Tail Co do 34.28 ’ Butler Clyde do 55.61 Johns n Repair Shop do 4.45 Mesliberger Bros do 2,115.04 Eivern Indiana Oil and Supply Co do 389.75 •The Plymouth Ro' k Crushing Co. I do 102.89 I 'T he Berne Lumber Co do 58 8R - Franks Wrecking Co do 12.60 Ft. Wayne Brake Service do 8.16 Wh at Culvert Co do 35.96 , • hriß Eicher do 162.80 1 CreeK Stone Co do 745.30 Witness Thip my hand and seal this 30th ALBERT HARLOW Auditor Adams County. Oct. 30-7 0 CARD OF THANKS We wish in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the neighbors and friends for their many kind acts, the ministers tor their consoling j words, those who sent floral offer--1 Ings, and all those who so kindly : assisted us during the illness and death of our daughter and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gage, and family BARGAINS — bargains in llvlag djning room -Tite, mxi tresses and rugs. St“"k*»y and C > VfonrO j, our PLcre nunbei ‘4 ts

NOW SHOWING—“A STITCH IN TIME”

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TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE j | Can you answer seven of these ; 1 test questions? Turn to page , four for the answers I 1 » A F From what college <lid John | "..Rockefeller. Sr., graduate? 2. Which is longer, a nautical mile : or a statute mile? 3. What Queen of Egypt is best known ? 4. What is the pen name of Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer? 5. What country was Knute Rockjne’s birthplace? 6. What ocean phenomena are caused by the gravitational attraction of the moon and the sun on the earth? 7. Over what political subdivision of the United States does the Constitution grant Congress exclusive jurisdiction? S. What plav was being performed at Ford's Tiieatre in Washington when President Lincoln was shot? 9. When do crows mate? 10. What state has a compulsory automobile insurance law? G. E. Relief Plan Effective Nov. 1 The unemployment relief plan of the Gen.ral Electric Company will become ef.ective November 1, according to word received by officials of the company here. Vote of the employes shows that 87 percent of those eligible favor the plan. The proposal, as announced a few w eks ago by Gerard Swope, president ot the GtMjeral Ek-etrle, guarantees that employes on tJie pay

NOTICE TO TAXi’AU:HS Notice is hereby given that Monday, November 2, 1931 will be the! last day to pay your Fall installment of taxes. The county treasures office will be open from 8 A. M. to 4 p. m. during the tax paving season. AH taxes not paid by that 1 time wil become delinquent and al 10% penalty will be added. Those! who have bought or sold pioperty and wish a division of taxes are asked to come in at once. Call on the Auditor for errors and <*n> reductions. The Treasurer can make no corrections. 1 he Treasurer will not be respon-. sible for the penalty of delinquent taxes resulting from the omtnission • f tax-payer to state definitely on vhat property, they desire to pay. in whose name it may be found, in what township or corporation it ts situated. Persons owing delinquent taxes should pay them at once, the law js such that there is no option left for the Treasurer but enforce the collection of delinquent taxes. The annual sale of delinquent lands and lots will take place on (he second Monday in February 1932,5 at 10.00 A. M. County orders will not be paid to ♦nyone owing delinquent taxes. All prisons are warned against them. No receipts wil Ibr held after expiration of time, as ttae new deposi-i • ry law requires the 'I r» a<ur»-r c mak»‘ daily deposits. Particular attention. If you pay •axce in more than one township mention the fact to the Treasurer ilso see that your receipts call for all your real estate an<f personal properts. In making inquiries of the Treasurer regarding taxes to insure reply do not fail to include return 1 postage. K 4. A. Aahba uc her Treasurer Adams County Indiana O<-t. F» to Oct. 31 | SHERIFF st IE In the Irinin* Circuit Court Stn'e of ln«lian;i, ( n«i*r Somber 1K1133 M. Kirsch, Liquidating Agent, for the Peoples Lo in anil Trust Ch. vs. > Edwin J. Ahr. Mary M. Ahr, his wife! Albert C. Houser, Frances Houser his wife, Edgar L. McFe ran, Clar- 1 ! . I ie] is. ,b>hn \V. Meibers, Holthouse Drug Co., a corporation ihe Far ”ers and Merchants State Bank , Willshire Van Wert County. Ohio. By virtue of an Order of sale to me directed and delivered from the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court in the above entitled cause, I have le-. vied upon and will expose for sale by public auction, at the Court House D;or east entrance first floor in said County between the hours jf 1U o’clock A, M. and 4 o’clock P. M., on Saturday the 7th day of November, A. D. 1981, the rents and pr fits for a term not ext ceding -even years of the following desribed premises, towit. “Commencing at the northeast corner of inlot number twenty eight (281 in the Original plat of the town (now City) f Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, thence running south on the east line of sa;d inlot 66 feet, thence running west on a line parallel with the north line of sai dinlot 85 feet; then e running north on a line par allcl with the east line of said inlot 66 feet, to the north line thereof; thence running eist on the north line of said inlot 65 feet to the place of beginning, situated in Adams Counts, At<tte of Indiana, and on failure to realize therefrom the full l amount of the judgment, interest thereon and rests I will at the same time and in th» manner aforesaid, offer f w sal* 1 the fee simple of th* l described promises, taken as th' 1 P -op rty of IJJwin J. Ahr, and Mary M. Ahr. et-al. At the suit oi M Kirsch. Liquidating Agent for the Peoples Loan and 1 ru r t Co., SMd sale will be made without anv relief whatever from valuation or Appraisement Laws. Burl Johnson. Sheriff Adans County Indiana [ C. L. Walters, Attorney. Oct. 16-23-301

roll November 1 may be assured of receiving during the following six months, not less than the equivalent of one-half of their wages weekly full-time earnings up to an average of sls a week. Actual earnings will be paid in case they total more than sls- a week. The unemployment emergency fund of the company, to which those employes earning 50 percent or more of their average full time earn ings "including all office, administrative and executive employes and I officials of the company) now con- . tribute one per cent of their earn- : ings. will be augumented November

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1 by increasing this contribution to ' two per cent. The company will con tribute an equal amount. In case these provisions prove inadequate, j the board of directors will be ask ed to authorize addition al payments to the fund by the company without additional payments by the employes. o BARRONE GETS NEW SENTENCE! (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE* | He was paroled last April from the I Indiana state prison.

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