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EQUITY’S ECONOMICAL W Bqui * nomicaL ■/> Saturday — Sunday Specials E l\ SHAMROCK CENTER <gr 'B=z ICECREAM -*3C I Full Quart Brick BUvl BIG EYE FANCY SWISS ( HEESE, lb.„ */C FRESH FROSTED aft W — ■ 11 STRAW BERRIES—--16 Ounce Package* MUIPJ EQUITY’S OWN DELICIOUS WjX MILK AND BUTTER CRUST ■a/ I* * regular price 25c ’■9 ‘ PIE WITH Qr 8£ ' ICECREAM ■ W WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR ■ |I DAILY SPECIALS Equity Dairy Store Ms 153 N. SECOND STREET — — ■UEHLSBANDS HAPPY WITH MEATS r} A Chuck ■ Roast P— ’ 25c fvgll SO" »8c >- V 22c fc.O'Veal isc WC Kesh picnic HAMS s a 1 <- TENDER -Pound AfcfjV Prtmium ■wO’lamb Swifts Premium Lamb W« •« AOV ROAST - pound J** lure Lard 3 lbs 20c ■aeon w, ‘ hß ‘** u *•**><• •'"oat, ib. ||j ■TIER =-~- lb 24 c [mbeß'S Meat Market [P 0 * 197 FREE DELIVERY

I Sorg Bros. Meat Market — Free Delivery It Pats To Deal At Sones — A Home Owned Store BwHeow. 1 ?* larKe ’‘* display of meal in oor city. We do not sacrifice quality for price. We five you both with '‘‘intent. prompt service and satisfaction Kua rantced. HC HAMBURG .... UIC SAUSAGE HI® 1 br> ” e The Same flood Quality as Always. Our Own Make BFVP Ss!i. KET BEEP fl £l. ROUND BONE fl 1 _ MOIL 9c POT ROAST ..,. 151 C SWISS STEAK **tC gESH HAM STEAK lb 25c| FRESH HAM ROASfiblk ShA Ind BACON Or UVER PUDDING lA C Squares.. Our Own Make >VV FREsh' OUR OWN MAKE NPf’k 3LBS - CHOICE CUT CSJLBONES ... IJC CASINO sausage ... ... . 20c CHUCK ROAST ■ SMOKED CASING SAUSAGE .. 23c SP ARR RlflC l*7c CORNED BEEF 20c BEEF — * PICKLED PORK TONGUES .. 25c SHORT RIBS lAjC r S;: mm steaks 19ic "‘nw — ( «r27e »»■■««»*»»»--- : «>- .. . FISH — OYSTERS — CHEESE SIRLOIN Stfilkb W#>C

Dull. suparintendent <Htr rsvival Maria March l|, 1.1 l ; p. m «Mk night during Ban f*w »r'4| The pastor will bring the message during our revtvs! Be much io prayer for our services Plan lo worahlp with us each night Welcome I a WUlsire U. B Circuit Lawrence Oettinger, RMtor • ~ Willshire Kuuday School. UM a m. Class meeting. 10 M a. m C. K. t:M p. m African pictures. I:M p m Prayer meet Inc. Wednesday evenlag Wincheater Sunday School, la m

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The Marble Hill section of New York, once a Harlem river island but now continuous with the Bronx, has become a Manhattan "Su- ' detenland' claimed by the Bronx. Bronx Borough Preaident James I i. Lyons la teen planting the Bronxian flag in the diaputed territory while /oe Fttagerald. an aaaiatant. lenda purport

Prt-ochlng. 10 pm 11 Prayer meeting, Wedenaday eve- I nlng. — o Chrletion Union Rev. D J Young, peitor St. Paul Sabbath School. S:ls a. m. Yonng People* aervice. 7:15 p in Evangelietlc meaaage with the text taken from Exekiel IS IS. Mid-week prayer meeting at church Wednetduy evening. Craigviile Sabbath School. U. 30 a tn. Morning worship. 10:10 a. m. Theme. "CitiieMhlp ' Mid-week prayer meeting at church oo Thuraday evening Yoa are welcome. 1 o Mt. Tabor M. E. Lloyd W. Bower, paator Sunday 9 15 a. m. Ed-, ward Kooa. aupertntendent. Chao meeting. 10 15 a. m Kam- J. uel Cottrell, leader. Worship service, 7 p m Clerk's Chapel M. E. Lloyd W. Bower, paator Sunday School, S:3O a. m. Clinton Beard, superintendent. Worship service. 10:10 a. m. ■■* 1 o Calvary Evangelical Church George S Lotier. minister —— 9 30 a m -Stmdsy School. Will ’ Johnson, superintendent. 10:30 a. m- Prayer and praise service. Mrs. Otis Shilferly. leader. 7 p. nt. Thursday—Worship service and sennon UNITED STATES tCONTIN'UBU FnOM PAGE ONE! 1 Edouard Daladier asked parlhment for dictatorial powers to meet the new threat created by Nasi aelsure of Bohemia. Moravia and Slovakia and by growing expectations that Hitler would uuw

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back hl* totalitarian partner.! • Premier Benito Mussolini of Italy. 1 1 in a long-awaited move against t France in the Mediterranean In Poland, tn Rumania and in i t Jugoslavia the governments of | Europe a little powers were In al-'-most constant consultation in an 1 effort to find further safeguard* agalnat another Nasi blow that would endanger their own frontiers. Evett in Hungary, which got Hit ler's vague blessing for tts mill tary anuexation of Carpatho Ukraine, the government leader* and the big land-owner* watched with mounting alarm aa the Nasi* carried their crusade against Jews, communists and other po-| littcal or racial foes into the Czechoslovak "protectorates'' —I where 10.0 MI persons Were said to have been arrested by secret police in Bohemia alone The full military power of the nasi a was brandlxed lu Central Europe as Hitler, who remained, only one day In hostile Prague : inarched toward the east to the I German-dominated city of Brno to tecelve a warm greeting Nasi ‘ airplanes combed the skies ovar i the 34.000 square miles which the fuehrer carved out of Csechoslo- ( vakla and German aoldlera ad-' | vanced through Slovakia to the t'arpatho-Ukraine frontier — only ' 140 miles from Soviet Russia—to ; i await final outcome of Hungary's 1 military occupation of the eastern' tip of the dissolved republic. Official sources made it clear 1 that the German troops will march I into Carpatbo-Vkralne if the Hun * gsrians fall to gain complete c-.vn-irol of the situation within a short 1 time. There are large numbers of Slovaks, whom Hitler bss p om- ( ised to "protect'', in western Car- 1 | imtho-Ukralne. Hitler may return to Berlin, by j way of Vienna, tomorrow night or 1 Monday to summon the relchstag' to meet next week to hear him | discuss the new protectorates. I Italian Demands Rome. March 17 — 'U.RJ - The '

JURYMTS KILLER OF TWO Indiana Farm Hand Is In* dieted On Two Counts By Jury Franklin, lad.. March 17 —I UP) —Early arraignment before fudge Charles II staff waa scheduled to tiny for Clifford Redmond ft. accused of murdering hta employers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brand, la two stand jury indictments vo*ad yesterday. Redmond alledgly had coateeseJ lo slaying the farm couple and at tempting to attach their 12-year o;d daughter. Oforia. March 1 to both Illinois and Indiani stat< police. He waa arrested is Ramsey. Hi.. I*aa than seven hours after the bodies of the slain couple were dis covered tn their Ediwburg Ind.. taivn home The first indictment charging the lank farmhand with first degree murder accused him of killing Brand in the perpetuation o’ a robbory. while the second accused him of the killing of Mrs. Brand and attempted assault of the glrL Ira Haymaker. Jr. son of the mar- < lon county Democratic c-uairman. was named by the court to datend Redmond. 1 - n ■"■ ■ ■'— Limberlost Lake Project Revived Report from southern Adams • ouaty state that conservation er thusiasts are once again attempting to receive the Limoerlost Lake pre- i feet. Heavy waters of the past few. tr cite the need for the damming I and controlling of the water. Fascist press warned today that I Italy will follow up the Natl tri.- 1 umph in Central Europe by I achieving her demands against I 1 France In the Mediterranean. The newspaper onslaught ; against France, obviously inspired i by official sources in the wake of { Germany's seisure of Csechia and! Slovakia, included an open deciar-1 atioti tn the newspaper II Telegrafo. owned by the family of I foreign minister Count Galeaaso! I Ciano, that "Italy and Germany ’ have agreed to help each other with full understanding of the objectives and necessities Involved " The move in Central Europe was comparatively easy for GerI many, the newspaper said but ( I Italy is confronted with the prob | i lem of "operating in a field wbteh; has been cootrolied by two great | world powers i Britain and France > i and has had to present demands | which directly Interest these twr ' powers." The authoritative Giornale D Italia editor. Vlrgino Gayda. said i I that Italy would realise her aspir- : ' atioua in the Mediterranean "in I •> way <i WANTED RAGS. Magazine*, Newt» papers. Scrap Iron. Old Auto Radiators. Batteries, Copper. Bratts. Aluminum, and all grades of scrap metals. We bu> nides, wool, sheep pelts, the year round. The Maier Hide Fur Co. * 71«» W. Monroe st. Phone <42 ’ SUDDUTH’S MEAT MARKET MEAT SPECIALS for Saturday and Sunday Ham. chunk or sliced, tb. 21c PrMili Shoulder, chunk or bliced, lb. 18c Fresh Side, chunk or -liced, lb. 17c Bacon, pound 20e Fresh Sausage, our own make. Ih. 16c Lard (with 50c meat order) 3 lbs. 25c Spare Ribs, nice, meaty pound 18c Beef Rnast. arm. lb. 18c Chuck Roast, 1b.15c Beef and Pork Liver, th. 15c Boiling Beef, lb.loc Hamburger. 2 tbs. 25c Baby Beef Roast, tb. 18c-21c Ihiby Beef Steak, lb. slc*£3c Apples, pound 5c Oranges, dozen... |sc Head Lettuce, head 5c Grapefruit, 7 for -25 c Bananas, pound .... sic Errs, dozen 18c Breadloc. 3 loaves 23c Potatoes, peck 23c Lemons 3 for 10c Keener (Meo. 2 lbs. .... 23c Cakes and Cookies. Phene 226 Free Delivery

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