Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 264, Decatur, Adams County, 6 November 1936 — Page 6

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FIERCE I? \TTI F ,rn l,nil I,|K ’'isoctatea In the. ' Spanish government to nook n <ll(CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE) lOC * agreement wi,h ( ' Pn - Kronci* - ~o prunes commander in clilet of the dramatic upp<s<i up to Foreign tj»«* nationalist arniiee and dieMinihlr« Yvon IMhos and Pro- tutor ot the fascist • provisional mier Leon Blum. government." They agreed at once, It vas Orders were sent at once from understood, to make on effort London to 0. A. I). Ogilvle-Forb®*, admittedly one in whoso success charge d’affaires of th® British they h'ivo little hope— to persuade embassy at Madrid, to present the Premier Fiajieisco Largo Uubali- appeal in the name® of the British GERBER’S MEA 1’ MAR KE T PHONE C7 FREE DELIVERY Hamberger (all beef) 15c ft) FOILING BFFF 2 ths 25c BEEF ROAST (the best) .. 15c & ISc lb VEAL ROAST 22c lb VEAL ROUND STEAK 35c lb VEAL STEW 15c lb Fork Chops and Loin Roasts 25c t>> Pork Shoulder Steak and Roasts, ,23c lb SPARE RIBS 18c, 2 for 35c BACON 28c lb JOWEL BACON 20c lb PICNIC HAMS 20c lb PLRF L \KD (our own) .. 15c, 2 for 28c BE SI RE TO TRY Ol R PURE PORK SAUSAGE, it is made from Pure Fresh Pork. Pan .. 22c lb. ■ Casing 25c. Smoked 28c lb Breakfast Sausages 30c lb

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e mid Preach governments to *.h< I loyalist government, and a replj from him was awaited anxiously. ' i Britain and France would llk< ' an agreement which would hotl 1 ; prevent a slaughter that tnlglr | enter history as on® of th® mosi i Juwfnl of modern time®, and sav< ' ] the city of Madrid Itself from u > | fight that might leave it in ruins ' So worried were British officials over the situation that it wns ■ understood foreign office attach ? f remained on duty all night in hope that a reply might come from Ogilvie-Forbes. ' But the appeal was a despairing one. Previous efforts to lessen lhe terrible cruelty of the civil war have been vain. Some of the most beautiful cities of a beautiful country are almost destroyed. Thousands of mounds of fresh earth in nationalist and loyalist territory mark the graves of men who four months ago were walking on the streets together, even moving in the same social circles. POST OFFICE i ' from p A9-K-9.??-?.L j taxing act; agricultural labor; ; domestic service in a private I home; casual labor not in tho i course of the employer’s trade or j business; service performed as an I officer or member of a crew of a ■ vessel. Service performed in the employ iof the gov yrnnieut or of an instrumentality of the United States; of a. stat® or service peci formed in lhe employ of that . which no part of the net earnings of which inures to the benefit of | any private shareholder or indi- ! vidnuL —o— LEAD IS OVER JCONTINUEE FROM PAGE ONE) some states, notably New York. I where he might have picked up many thousands of votes. Father Coughlin’s platform tactics, such as bitter personal attacks on Mr. Roosevelt, also may have served to reduce the Lemke following. MISSION OPENS (CONTINUED FROM »»AGE ONE) ■ years. These inventions will necessitate the solution of the complex problems they have brought upon civilization. , He strongly opposed the invasion I cf physical scientists into the field ;of theology, which he termed the ■ queen of the sciences. Scientists, who peer into test tube® and through microscopes only, can not ' expect to find the answers of life, I he statedRev. Krauee accused civilization i of placing false laurels on scientists i : because ot their astonishing success j in the manipulation and classificaI tion of material things. “The world today is of the opinion that all life j is due to chemical reactions because it has become confused by the gadgl ets put out by lhe clever minds.” ne said. I He urged the preaching to the I mind as wel as to the heart, which 1 he said has been the practice of the ' church in the past. The mind of the i world today is very much like the I m'nd of the Greek civilization's inj teledualism at the lime of Paul's I preachings,” he continued. "We have almost idolized educaI lion in America, but have only mulI tiplled individual differences. This Is called lhe pursuit of the quest—always seeking never learning. Man can not live by bread alone. The Bible offers the clearest answers

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER (J, 1936.

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< w—r" I • \’OW that all lhe suspense has I been turned into a certainty. ; friends and neighbors will be dropping in to share their elation with B you and of course, you'll want to r tender hospitality worthy of the gala event An Election Chocolate 1 Cake is a cake flt forth” victorious 1 And even if you have guests who ve dropped in to hear you say "I told you so” a bite of this grand chocolate cake will prove a tactful conI solatory gesture Election Chocolate Cake t ' } eup» silted rake flour J J . teaspoons dout>le-«ctln| o>lc.n| powder c. teaspoon salt *i cup butter or other shortenlnf Il'W cups sugar 3 eggs well beaten . 3 squares unsweetened chocolate melted . cup tu.lk .1 teaspoon vanilla Sift flour once measure add baking powder and salt, and sift together three times Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually and , cream together until light anti fluffy Add eggs and treat well, then add I chocolate aud blend Add flour, al-

I to the problems. 'This intelectual age ie particular-: ly prepared for the gospel of t’hrtet. 1 The time has come tor a more poeij tire afirmation of the theology ot ‘ the Christian religion. We need a re- ' vival of doctrinal thinking. .Man to know wthether he is a bit ot or- ( ganic scum or a chiid of God," he j , said. He condemned the question often | raised as to what the youth ot today ; is thinking by saying, “Youth is not thinking. We have believed that by | pooling the ignorance of shallow ’ and immature minds ot youth we can find great truths. Youth will lie i grateful for something to believe." CHURCH PLANS (CONTINUED FROM -AGE ONE) church choir. The preaching will be plain anj simple: and with the purpose to enlighten the hearers ou the present clay needs of men. The publie is invited to the services. HEAVIER VOTE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) only 41. “There’s no politics in the prosecution of crime—or there shouldn’t I be,” he snapped. “I was still in the state senate,” Courtney related. "When in 1933 several friends asked me to run for state's attorney. I decided I'd run but that if I was elected I’d run the office and nobody else. “So when I was elected I went to the bar association and asked

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ternatelv with milk a small amount iat a lime beating after each addition until smooth Add vanilla Bako In two greased fl inch layer pans la moderate oven (350’ F I 30 minutes. IN until done Spread Chocolate Seven Minute Frosting between layers and on top and sides of take Double recipe to make three 10 in< h layers Chocolate Seven Minute Frosting 2 vgg whites unbes'en I ‘ a cups sugar -s» ' ; l l > teaspoons light corn syrup 5 tablespoons water 3 or 3 squares unsweetened choeolata. melted and cooled I teaspoon van Ula Combine egg whiles sugar corn I syrup and water In top of double boiler, beating with rotary egg beater until thoroughly mixed Place over rapidly boiling water beat constantly with rotary egg beater, and cook 7 minutes, or until frosting will stand In peaks Remove from boiling water, stir in chocolate and vanilla, gently but thoroughly (Do not beat mixture 1 Makes enough frosting to cover t<p» and sides of two 9-inch layer*.

the leaders to recommend the best ‘ men possible for my assistants. ‘ They co-operated and I assembled i the finest staff 1 could, free from any political influence. I selected a police staff on the same basis. I adopted a co-operative attitude (toward every other law enforceIment agency. I “Then we went to w'ork. The ' first thing confronting us was a iriminaT docket with cases dating j back for years. You know that I once a case is delayed for eight nr nine months it's practically lost. So we brought the calendar up to date and it still is. It's as easy to keep it that way than tn be lazy, so why not?” o Junior Department Will Give Program A program entitled "Soldiers of Peace.” will be given Sunday evening at 7 o'clock at the United BrothI ren church by a number of the junLOST —Brown knit purse containing SBO in Decatur Wednesday morning. Reward. Phone 636. 264k3tx o FOR SALE —May hatched cockerajs. Big English white Legi horns. Direct from Gasson poultry farm. Ateo good black spring mare colt. A. F. Goldner, Route 2, Preble phone. 264g3tx o FOR SALE — Pure bred Duroc gilts and male hogs. See Roy Boehm, New Corydon, Indiana. 264g3tx

! lor department. The characters are; Two boy® with piny gun, Don William.* and Jimmy Cochran. Spirit of , pe&ce. Allee Sheet®; Boy scout, Dick . Zinsmaeter, Annabel Crider andi I Dick Sheets, Undo Sam r.nd throe u i little girls, Eloleo Jaeluon, Ruth i 1 Myers, Charleen Shackloy and Flick j Hakey, Sailor, Don Zlnsmaoter; 1 1 Soldier. Billy Porter; Mother, Betty | lean Roop; Announcer, Keith Gilpen. o ...... PRESIDENT WILL CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONB) to do everything in their power to banish war from the two conti-j nents of the western hemiaphero," i Hull said. “Moreover, by their example and their influence they are ’ seeking to promote peace throughout the world In every prartleable way." SI B WARFARE tCGNTINVED FROM PAGE ONE) ; gers and crew into lifeboats. Even this rule of war was scrapped under Germany’s "sink ■withovt trace" I order. Under the new protocol, the comniander of a submarine must get crew, passenger® and ship paper® into safety. He may not, legally, relegate them to lifeboats unlese land i is close with due regard to whether and wind, or unices a rescue craft i® near. o Steel Companies To Boost Wages New York. Nov. 6—<|J.P> -Wage increases averaging 10 per cent and ranging to 25 per cent were authorized or under corusideration for the 526,000 employes of the nation's steel industry today. A 10 per cent steel wage rise would pttt nearly $80,000,000 more . annually into the pay roll enve-1 lope of the nation's steel workers. Carnegie, 111. Steel Corporation, largest U. S. Steel corporation

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subsidiary, offered it® 100.000 workers a raise nvnrtutlng 10 per cent. Columbia St“e|, San Frnn-' Cisco subsidiary of IT. S. Steel tin-1 nonneed increased ranging to 25 I iper cent and averaging 10 per 1 cent fur its 5,000 worker-'. —— o — To Balance Budget In Next Fiscal Year • Washington, Nov. 6 — (UP) Administration fte<«J plans f or President Roosevelt’s second term revealed today to the United Press showed expectation of a balun< < d budget dining the fiscal year b. ginning next July Ist. “The federal government, a<- ' cording to present plans, will be placed upon a pay oa you go basis and a reduction of the public debt begun before tho middle ot Mr. Rooeevelt's second term,’’ a h ”'i treasury official said. YES, THIS FOOD ENDS YOUR CONSTIPATION ' Look out for those half-sick day?, when you feel listless, headachy, out-of-sorts. Your trouble may be constipation. The real cause of common constipation is too little “bulk" in meals. Your system misses its regular exercise. Get this needed "bulk" in a delicious cereal: Kellogg's All-Bran, i Within the body, its “bulk” absorbs I moisture, forms a soft mass, gently . sponges out the system. Why keep on feeling bad when you can feel good? Millions of people use All-Bran. Tests prove it’s safe and effective. All-Bran is ffuaranteed. Try it a week. If not satisfactory, your money will be refunded by the Kellogg Company. Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. Serve as a cereal, with milk or cream, or cook into recipes. Remember, All-Bran also ; supplies vitamin B and iron. Certainly you’d rather eat a food than take pills and drugs. Buy Allz-Bran at your grocer’s. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

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