Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 61, Decatur, Adams County, 12 March 1937 — Page 6

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Dr. Townsend Given Minimum Sentence Washington, Mar. 12.—<U.R> —Or. Francis E. Townsend, old age pension leader, today was sentenced to 30 days In jail and fined SIOO on charges of contempt of the house resulting when he walked out of hearings of a committee investigating his pension plan. Justice Peyton Gordon agreed to continue Townsend s bond pending appeal from the lower court conviction to the District of Columbia court of appeals. "Thank, you, elr” Dr. Townsend said after Justice Gordon pronounced sentence, the minimum under the law, Townsend was convicted by a jury in District of Columbia federal court on charges that he plac-g

PUBLIC SALE Have sold my farm and will sell at Public Auction % mile West and Itj mile North of Preble: 7 miles Northwest of Decatur, on MONDAY, MARCH 15,1937 Commencing at 12:00 Noon HORSES—SorreI Horse and Sorrel Mare, smooth mouth, wt. 2400. CATTLE—Brown Jersey Cow. 4 yr. old. be fresh in April. POULTRY—4O Barred Rock Hens; 20 White Rock Hens. FEED—72 Bales of Clover & Timothy Hay; 2 ton loose Clover Hay; 150 bushel good Corn. IMPLEMENTS—Corn Planter: Dump Rake: Tedder; Riding Cultivator; Wagon & Rack; 2 Spring Tooth Harrows; 3 Section Spike Tooth Harrow; Walking Breaking Plow; 5 hole. 1 horse Wheat Drill; Spinning Wheel. 100 v. t old; Double Shovel; 5 shovel Cultivator; Disc; Fodder Boat: 10 Galvanized Coops; Fence Stretchers; Metal Drill; Small Tools; Double Trees; Log Chains; Piano; Some Household Goods: and many articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—CASH. JOHN F. KING, Owner Roy S. Johnson —Auctioneer Adolph Stopenhagen—Clerk. GUARANTEED MEATS — Features for Fri. & Sat. Pork Roast style lb Center Pork Roast lb 18c Pork Steak Ground Beef XCc Sliced lean, tb ** Pure. 2 lbs. for *. Pork Sausage IQf* Boiling Beef 11* Our own make, tb “ Soft rib meaty, tb Beel Roasts X' lb 19c Minute lb 21c I FANCY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ORANGES, dozen BANANAS 4 lbs. Golden Yellow Ripe — Selected fruit Apples Fancy Box 4lb 25c Winesap. for Eating and Baking Carrots, fancy I Radishes, fancy Texas, Calif, fresh, bunch I i 1 ft#’’ | 3 bunches AVw HEAD LETTUCE head fQ c Large Solid Iceberg — crisp, fresh “ WW TOMATOES lb. 1 r c Fancy Hot House — Red Ripe“ or 98| -—J Stults HOME Grocery World’s Famous MILD CREAM 2 pound SODA CHEESE Crackers ljc SPFCIAI Never Again ’ 21C Tuna Fish, can ___ 15c More of That Famoua Sma u Med. Red Salmon- 19c Graini Goklen Codfish, lb. box ... 2>c pop Corn< 3 Salad Dressing Quart Jar • Texas Seedless Powdered 2 « F- GRAPEFRUIT Sugar lbs. A ® f° r Ovaltine, 6 oz. can 33c 10 for Me Big 14 oz. EClr can Saturday Only 79C -29 C All Purpose Baking. Peanut Butter 2SC MACARONI. 3 lbs. 25c 2 iar -.7, WA ™£ W -3 k TES ~IS LOcSmWr. White Cm, <■■■-10< Wonderful Assorted Peaches, heavy COOKIES at «Am syrup ’ 2 for nound A Sweet Peas, 2 cans 25c P - — Kraut, large. 2 cans 25c BIG EYE SWISS 11* Marshmallows, CHEESE tb. J?* tb. pkg.l9c

ed himself U contempt ,of the house by falling to comply fully with a subpoena summoning him to testify. The jury found that he violated terms of the subpoena when he walked out of the hearings In the midst of questioning. STUDENTS WILL (CONTIJfygD, FKOM PAOB ONB) Zeke Haytop, a bashful fellowß. McClenahan Little Sissy Stone, photographer’s youngster Janet Meyer o HUGE HIGHWAY (CONTINUED FROM PAPE ONE) and Columbia City and at west entrance to Columbia City. Allen county—Paving pavement gaps on 1.4 miles of road 30 be-

B l V Slain After Attack d| /Kb I r ' i ■ Wf V / v ■ x A / x a : Bernice Onisko Detroit authorities launched a determined man hunt following the slaying of pretty Bernice Onisko, 1 17-year-old factory worker, who was attacked and murdered while on her way home from church in . suburban Hamtramck. Several similar cases preceded her slaying. tween Fort Wayne and IndianaOhio state line. Porter county — Grading and structures and one bridge for a ■ divided lane highway, ten miles on road 30, from the Lake-Porter cotfhty line to Valparaios. Adams county — Surfacing 6.4 ■ miles on road No. 27 between Decatur and Monroe. o— COY’S ATTACKER (CONTINUED FROM PAO» ONjB) Marion county grand jury on ! charges of malicious mayhem and assault with intent to kill. He posted $2,000 bond and was released. o Workers Say Sit-Down Strikes To Be Ended Detroit, March 12— (UP) —United BAuto workers gave assurances today that sit-down strikes in the far flung plants of General Motors corporation would cease but insisted they would not sign the “perman- | ent peace” pact until un-ion workers had ratified it. 0

Pres. Roosevelt In Warm Springs Home Warm Springs, Ga„ Mar. 12.— J KU.R> — President Roosevelt arrived by special train at the Warm Springs foundation at 9:30 a. m. CST today. The president started a two! : weeks vacation from his Supreme Court enlargement fight by receiv-, ing a "welcome home” reception from foundation patients. Issues Injunction In Strike At Alexandria - Anderson, Ind.. Mar. 12. —<U.R>— I Judge Charles E. Smith of Madi son circuit court today issued a temporary injunction to oust 100 sit-down strikers from the Aladin Industries Lamp Plant at Alexandria. The injunction replaces a temporary restraining order strikers have defied since March 5. "Workers automatically threw SPECIAL NOTICE Before buying your Easter apparel don’t fail to see the finest and newest selection in Decatur at Popular prices. ECONOMY DEPT. STORE MEAT SPECIALS For Saturday Only LARD, poundl4'/ 2 c Fresh Side2oc lb Smoked Jowels2oc lb Shoulder, sli or chunk 23c lb Ham, sli or chunk... .25c lb Spareribs, good meaty 18c lb Sausage, pure pork, 20c -21 c Baby Beefsteak22c lb Beef Roast .... 16c to 18c 1b Boiling Beef 12'/ 2 c lb Bread 10c Cakeslsc and 25c Free Delivery Phone 226 SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 12. 1937.

themselves out of employment when they quit work, therefore! they now are guilty of trespass and are In unlawful possession of the plant,” Judge Smith ruled. The sit-downers, mostly women,

sos BELL'S “»”’ 1 Winchester House , Phone GROCERY PHONE « 555 and MEAT MARKET 292 j WE HAVE OUR OWN PERSONAL FREE DELIVERY. CALL EARLY FOR SERVICE. KRAFT CHEESE—2 pound boxes -■ 53c MILLERS CORN FLAKES—Large package 9c 2 Large KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES. 1 PEP —22 c > Lge KELLOGGS CORN FI.AKES (1 Plate Free) 22c PUFFED WHEAT — 2 packages 15c PUMPKIN — 3 large cans2sc PEAS—Small Tender Early June—large can 10c SNIDERS KRAUT — 2 large cans 25c SNIDERS ROSEBUD BEETS—2 large cans 25c SNIDERS APPLE SAUCE — per can 10c j SNIDERS FRESH KEPT SPINACH — 2 cans ... 25c LAKE HERRING SALT FISH — pound 10c GRAPEFRUIT—Tree Ripened—large can 10c GREEN BEANS — 3 No. 2 cans2sc GRAPEFRUIT JUICE — 3 No. 2 cans2sc PORK AND BEANS — 3 tall cans2sc COFFEE—That Good No. 7:3o—pound pkg. 15c COFFEE—Silver Sea—Save 9c—package 21c POTATOES—No. 2 Peck—39c; Bushelsl.39 SPAGHETTI—FIood Light—2 pound package 15c Kraut. Lima Beans. Red Beans. Kidney Beans. Vegetable Soup. Tomato Soup, Tomato Juice , 5 cans2sc Dill and Sour Pickles—Quart jarslsc GLOVES—DoubIe Palm—2oc value—2 pairs 29c GLOVES—White Nap—lsc value—per pairloc TOILET TISSUE—6 - 1,000 Sheet Rolls2sc HEGERS IX)G NIPS — 5 lb. pkg. (Dog Bowl Free) 55c HELP—Water Softener—Large packageloc LAZY MAN’S CLEANSER— 2 -15 c packages 10c DUZ—For All Washing—Large packageloc BOYERS TOILET BOWL CLEANER—2Sc value__l9c POP CORN—It Will Pop—3 tbs2sc BROOMS29c, 39c. 49c. 59c and 79c CANDY — Peanut Krisp, Fudge. Chocolate Drops, Orange Slices, Mammoth Gum Drops. Hard Mixed, pound 10c Chocolate Chips, Caromels, Peanut Clusters, lb 19c Wayne Candy Bars — 3 forloc GRAPEFRUIT—BaIIs of Juice — 6 forl9c HEAD LETTUCE—SoIid Krisp Heads— 7' 2 and 10c ORANGES—Those Good Juicy Texas Balls of Juice — Dozen2sc APPLES—Northern Spys—s lbs. 25c Basket $1.69 CELERY — Crisp, Bleached — 6 stalks2sc ONIONS — 10 pound bags2sc MILLERS POTATO BREAD — 3 large loaves 25c Bring Us Your EGGS, We Are Paying Top Price. We have a full line of FRESH and SMOKED MEATS GROUND BEEF—Pure—All Beef—2 pounds2sc PORK STEAK — Lean. Shoulder — poundl9c SMOKED PICNICS — 4 to 5 tb. average—pound—l9c JOWEL BACON — 2 to 3 lb. average—poundl9c ’

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stopped work March 2 in demand' ■ i for collective bargaining right* for the United Automobile Workers of America and dismissal of a woman department htnid reportedly opposed to the union.

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