Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 60, Decatur, Adams County, 11 March 1938 — Page 6

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FROZEN FOODS ARE AVAILABLE Frozen Foods Make Dehut In Decatur At .Local Store In 1929 scientists discovered that foods subjected to a "quick freezing" process may.be preserved indeflnltly without imparing their orlg-1 Inal taste, color, or vitamin content. After u series of conclusive tests had been made, several large com]>anles were formed to introduce this sensational new Idea to the retail consumers. The frozen food business has grown rapidly tn the past few years and now bids fair to being one of the largest food industries in the United States. By this new method, fruits and vegetables, less than one hour oft the tree or vine, are placed In a compartment at a temperature of 50 degrees below zero. In less than two minutes, they are solid frozen and ready for delivery. From this time until they reach the consumer

4 ! BEAUTIFUL AND S - ATTRACTIVE are THE NEW SPRING Wall Papers Your choosing will be easy at this store. We are showing hundreds of new patterns for every room in the house and invite your selection at your convenience. New colors . . . plain or figured patterns . . new plastic designs. ALL MODERATELY PRICED. Holthouse Drug Co Creamed COTTAGE CHEESE — Pint 8c Quart 15c 2 th. BRICK or AMERICAN CHEESE49c Boiling Beef R Vo r J a,e lOc PORK SHOULDER STEAK — pound2oc VEAL PADDIES (boneless) pound 25c MINUTE STEAK, pound2sc FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER, 2 pounds2sc MEATY NECK BONES2lb.—7c 3 lbs.—2oc FANCY SMALL T-BONE STEAK, pound23c PURE PORK BULK SAUSAGE, poundlßc OUR OWN FANCY BACON RINED AND SLICED — pound JjV LARD, Our Own R> s - Smoked Picnic Hams, 5 to 7 lb. average — lb. 19c SMOKED JOWELS, poundl7c Fresh Brains, Pork Liver and Hearts, pound 15c BEECHNUT SPAGHETTI. BEECHNUT MACARONI, BEECHNUT RING MACARONI. BEECH- fl jg — NUT SHELL MACARONI, full pound bag— A JV BEECHNUT COOKED SPAGHETTI (canned) lb. 10c 7 oz. pkg. MACARONI & SPAGHETTI sc. 0 for 25c M. J. B. COFFEE — 3 lbs SI.OO BREAKFAST COFFEE—poundl6c; 3 lbs. 45c 2 lb. box SODA CRACKERSI7c 2 lb. can KRAFT MALTED MILKSSc EDGEMONT SMACKS large box 17c Va s n o C o a z m can omat ° JUke 19c Rival D Og F ° 0(1 Van Camp Tomato Juice Can 10c 13 oz. can 10c—3 for._.27c cakc — Van Camp Pork 4 Beans VAINO fl No; 2 can 10c—3 for2sc SWIFTS PEANUT BUTTER ’ ‘I Cf* 13 ounce jar At ■ ■■■■lSMl——S ■■■■■—llli Heart Brand Red Don’t Forget Our Line Os Kidney Beans, fanev dark. 10c JSf* Canned 3 cans 27c Goods if! T A T'k„ c;» Pork 4 Beans- Kidney Beans, To■•ISLI.V ine BIX niato Juice, Mustard, Sauer Kraut, Delicious Flav- Vegetable Soup, Tomato Soup, ors, pkg.sc Spinach, Hominy. Wanes 106~ 107 FneDeliveiy

I they are kept nt zero temperature. ! After they leave the retail store | they will defrost in three to six i hour*. J According to Mr, Price, manager , of the local Equity Dairy Store, where Fresh Frosted Foods are re- | tailed, states .that many Decatur ■ | housewives have tried, and endorse I very highly these modern products. I According to .Mr. Price, a complete ' line of frozen sea foods and poultry ’ in aditlon to all kinds of fruits and I vegetables are available at tho | Flquity store. AUSTRIAN CALLED (CONTINUWD KROM rAQg one; ' nigg." Then the police summoned troop I reinforcements. In steel helmets, bayonets on their rifles ami carrying machine guns, the troops met the on inarching Nazis. The march was halted and the tide turned from the government building AUSTRIAN CALLED FKOWr FAOE ONE) week end during the plebiscite. His natural anxiety has not lessened, apparently, by two talks ■■

Expect New Opera Record in Cleveland t i~ . "| “ '’W I HP •* -r -WV. iliifF " rfF" * $ '**» \ f - ! K J JWM " AK M 'V W*e—'9l Mr*" ’ - X ■ 1 IMOMMBfI. !-auritz Melchior | Donald Dickson I Jan iTiepun^-®^^^—-B 1,111 B— ——-i JF / -x> I — 1 [Among the stars with the Metropolitan “on the road | »*» At .

One of Cleveland's annual music fixtures since 1927 Is the seasonal visit of the Metropolitan Opera of New York, for which the Ohio city holds a world's attendance record of 66,604 set in a week last year. Stars of the Metropolitan will appear in Cleveland this year April 4 to 9. Cleveland is unique as the only city with a civic partnership in grand opera which is shared by the municipal government, a committee of leading business men and more than

with Viscount alifax yesterday. It appears that Halifax told Ribben-! thop that Germany's demands for colonial territories could not be satisfied except as part of a general European agreement. Further, it was widely reported in usually well informed quarters that Halifax asked Ribbentrop, and Sir Neville Henderson, ambassador at Berlin, asked the German foreign office, for assurances that Germany would not intervene in the Austrian plebiscite. The answer, both from Ribbentrop and the German foreign office,' was said to have been that Germany could give no pledge and that it might be the duty of the German government to intervene in defense of “Germans” in Austria. Ribbentrop was said to have promised to mention the British request for assurances to Hitler on h£9 arrival in Berlin. Italy entered prominently into the present situation because of her interest in maintaining Aus-

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tria's independence — with but 30 1 miles of Austrian territory be-; , tween the Brenner pass on the ■ Italian frontier and Germany. British-Italian negotiations have ! started at Rome and though it was admitted that they would be difficult there seemed in both capitals a determination to make them succeed. But it was said frankly here yesterday that the prospect for Brit-ish-German negotiations was not bright. There was natural Interest in an undoubted strain put on the “Berlin-Rome Axis” of GermanItalian cooperation. It was indicated that Mussolini did not want this axis broken for the present at least. Nevertheless, while Ger- • man papers admitted their government's complete surprise —and reflected its indignation —at the Austrian plebiscite call, the Itali ian ministry of popular culture officially praised Schuschnigg’s move as logical and said pointedly that it was an Austrian internal affair.

400 underwriters who guarantee an annual budget of more than $150,000 for the opera. There never has been a deficit, and the bank balance of $16,000 speaks volumes for the interest shown in Ohio and , neighboring states. More than 50 per cent of the patrons of grand opera in Cleveland come from outside the city, many from remote points. Some I of the stars who appear during the season in Cleveland this year are pictured above. <

Administration Tax Bill P asses House Washington, D. C. March 11 — (UP) —The house today passed and sent to the senate an aaministra- ~ tion tax bill, designed chiefly to relieve business of present tax hard-1 ships without disturbing the appro- ’ ximate government income from existing levies. j i Although estimates of the re- :

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BITTER DEBATE i ON TOM MOONEY California Legislature la Deadlocked 0y e r Rendering Aid I Sacramento. Calif.. Mar. 1 I.—XU.R> -Hitter debate over a proposition to free Thomas J. Mooney continued today in the hall of the state assembly, where yesterday the prisoner himself sat on the apeak er's platform for hours, pleading his innocence of a bombing out- ! rage of which he was found guilty | 22 years affo. A proposal to grant Mooney a 1 liegislatlve pardon was deadlocked lln the assembly after a fvorable i vote of 37 to 33. Ten of the 80 I assemblymen were absent during the vote, and 41 favorable votes I W ere needed to pass the resolution. which legal authorities said ; would be futile because the legisI lature has no authority to pardon felons. Sponsors of the resolution intended to have the courts rule on the authority. Mooney, who is under a life sentence for the Preparedness day bombing in San Francisco in 1916. was returned last night to San Quentin prison by the warden who brought him before the legislature in response to the speaker s summons. The debate continued in a session of the assembly, which continued until after midnight. The Mooney resolution remained the order of business today. The gallery and corridors were crowded with Mooney's sympathizers and his defenders were frequently cheered. Labor organizations throughout the world regard Mooney as a I martyr to their cause. He was a I labor organizer and was convicti .-d during the wave of patriotism ' in the year preceding the United | States entry into the World war. when the activities of labor and radical organizations were confused in the popular mind. Mooney spoke calmly and fluent- | ly, reviewing the history of his I trial, charging that state's witnesses were "prostitutes, psycopa- ; thic cases and jailbirds.' and reitI erateing his familiar alibi—that he was on the roof of the Eilers buildtenue the measure wi'l produce var- , ied, best informed sources expected it to produce approximately |5.300,090,DU0.

ing. a mile away from the acene < when the bomb exploded there as. I ter a parade, killing 10 and wound- j ing 40 persons. Herbert Resner, Mooney's attorney, who sat beside him on the ’ rostorum. said: "There have been many statements made, Mr. Mooney, tht you are an advocate of force and violence." * "J am not," the prisoner replied "Violence is the weapon employ | ers use to discredit strikes." .11 ’RORS RETURN «v»wnwum> raoM Mog onki change commission, and the stock exchange have not completed their ; invest Igtiona. TM' indictment regarding the trust fund was returned after only a few hours' hearing by the grand • jury. Guard From Violence At Meeting Os Bund Indianapolis, Mar. 11.—<U.R>—Police details will lie assigned to the ' scheduled meeting here Monday of i the Nazi Amerika Deutschen Volks bundes (German-American Hund) "in event violence does occur," (

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