Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 290, Decatur, Adams County, 8 December 1939 — Page 5

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I Sorq Bros. Meat Market I MINES ».-> & <>6 111 HOUS FREE IlH.nm SENSIBLE PRICES j I V LARGEST DISPLAY OF QEALITY MEATS. IT PAYS to DEAL AT SOR(; S g to. JOWL lb 8c PORfROATIbnk: j ■Piece) (The Best) I’K'SK STM E f Iresh Hamburg—"lb 11c i I I ERESH CASING j oAiRaMMr " SAUSAGE SAUSAGE SAUSAGE B ■-B Ift I LH. 20C »»• IOC J ■buck Roast lb 18k Swiss Steak lb 22Jc ■ W 1 * * Ho,tE CITS HOI ND BONE ■ BEEF BOIL lb 9c Pork STEAK lb 15c: FKESII — I.t.A.N ■ ■JRK UVER lh. 10c BEEF SHORT R 18... lb. 12‘/,c, ■ver PUDDINc;..... lb. !■>< FRESH SIDE lb. 15c g jlNb BOIXXJNA .... lb. IQI/1C I’lti SOUSE lb. 17c ■ ■mXHN STEAK .... lb, 23 1 ><■ SPMtE RIBS ..-Ib.lßc ■ I OYSTERS pt. 25c Sauer Kraut lb sc: IWMtGE fresh Bl LK | *-* ■ ■■■■•******* ■ ■ J

> serviced! |f nol why n()t? | U-t s not forget that a!! we T i«-<| I » i t ?® tO . **• io ” '• *>•« do nothing Mcrnlty I. long. Where gre ‘ j guhig to apend It! j— CHURCH REVIVALS I Church Os God —s* rr-vfrai meeting at Hie < hurch of Cod continues each ev-n with good Inter..- and g,„ x | crowds Tit. evangelist, R.-v R C Humr of Huntington, la proving himself to be a good preacher of the gospel of Christ, Tonight Mia. Hum.- will apend a few minutes telling her caperlen.e of dlvlnt physical healing. Prom January 1 to the second or third weolt In May of this year Mrs Hume was bedfast. The doctors gave her no hop*. of recovery, but after being very near death on different occasions God, In answer to prayer, heal.-d her . o-npl- tely. She I Is a living teatfenony to the power and willingness of God to heal the afek today Hear her tonight. The public Is cordially Invited to attend all the -ervkex of this conFregation. —— o— Judge John F Decker of Bluffton visited with us today.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1939.

DRUNK DRIVER HIT BY COURT ! State Supreme Court Upholds Conviction In Lower Court Indianapolis. Doc. M ... ((jp) — Testimony tending to show that an automobile driver was Intoalrated while driving la suffi. lent jto warrant conviction in county courts, the Indiana supreme court had held today. It was believed the decision would aid police In their drive to dear Hoosier highways of drunk en drivers. The decision was made on an appeal by Wilbert Hunt, an Indianapolis liquor salesman, from his conviction on a drunken driving charge in Hamilton circuit court. Hunt had admitted having aome drinks when the accident occurred but In court testified that he was suffering from monoside poisoning Physicians and others teatlfled that he was poisoned but police officers staid he showed evidence pf Intoxication. Hunt's attorneys contended that not enough evidence was shown to justify the drunken driving confiction and that police testimony was illegal because he waa arrested without a warrant. The supreme court ruled sufficient evidence had been presented and affirmed the circuit court verdict. o LEAGUE OF NATIONS continued rnoa raug onii secutlve day But for the moment the political front In Europe, brought Into action and on to the world stage through the suddenly restored machinery of the league of nations, probably was more Im ports'll than the flghllng fronts. One leason Is that the British and French apparently have decided to rally world opinion against the ■ Soviets tactics and. with Germany, i Italy and Japan abandoning the ' league and Russia threatening to 1 follow, they may expect to dominate the Geneva sessions The Brltlsji, it was asagrtetl In SUDDUTH’S MEAT MARKET Phone 22# Open Tilt Noon Sunday NOTICE—tJth street is open to Shoppers. Beef Roasts, th. ... ... 15c A 20c Baby Best Steak, th. .. 23c & 25c Ground Beef, tb 15c ! Freeh Beet Liver 3 tbs. 25c Swiss Steak, out of round, tb. 20c i Eggs. Fresh Country, dozen 25c i Boiling Beef, tb. 10c. 3 tbs. 25c , Fresh Shoulder, chunk or sliced, 1b . 18c Ham, chunk or sliced, tb. 20c Fresh Side, chunk or sliced, tb 16c Fresh Sausage, our make, n>. 18c Smoked Sausage, cur make, tb 23c Spare Riba 4 Back Bone. Ib. 18c Lard 4 tbs. 2Sc (with 50c meat order) Bread .... 10c. 2 for 15c, 3 for 23c Cakes. Cookies Head Lettuce, each 8c Potatoes, peek 25c Oranges .— doa. 15c Jell-0 3 boxes 15c. another bos 1c Apples —... 10 tb*. 25c

London .will support any practical proposals before the league for penaltlM against Russia because of the red army invasion of Finland. That would Include support for the Argentine proposal to expel the BorMs from the Itmgitr In Paris, French premier Edouard Italadlei In a speech to the chamber of deputl»H denounced Russia as sn sggrexsor. expressed hope thst "even In enemy iGermsn) territory" there would t»e protests and promised Finland the full aid and support of France. In Istanbul, where II was understood the Turkish delegation -•ould attend the league meeting, there was a vigorous press campalgn .against alleged Nasi propaganda aetlvltlex of German ambassador Franx Von Papen and mounting anxiety over the possibility of future Russian expansion In the Balkans. But Turkish sources denied Stockholm reports that Russia wax concentrating troops opposite the Turkish frontier. In Beilin, Nail authorities sun denly opened up with a significant blast of criticism against the Scandinavian countries, which have been most alarmed by the Finnish war and which decided at a meeting yesterday to do ail in their power to bring about peace negotiations at the league meeting The German statement took great pains to tell the German people that the Scandinavians never hsd been very friendly toward the Reich, had not aided the Germans after the world war. had been cold toward Naxlsm and hxd taken an "anything hut kindly" attiiude toward Germany In the present war.

WILLIAM BARR (continued from paob onb> Eichhorn of the Be<-atur public high school, were student quests of the dub. O — 1 LEGION HOLDS (CONTINUED FROM PAOB ONBI duced were Curl Graham, Fted Lynch. Harry L. Ritter, Rob Gaskill aiid Bob Bushee. Ralph Shanaberger, commander ot post number 157 at Churubusco, was presented the fourth district banner for his post’s being first to reach the membership quota. Thia banner is to be kept by the post and carried at all conventions .Mrs. Ferguson, the slate president. announced that Indiana would present a former statu ausillary president, Mrs. l-inid Lemslra. of Clinton, as cuudldate tor national auxiliary president at the 194 11 convention in Boston The evening's program was concluded with a dance at the legion home. McNUTT CLOSES (CONTINUED PNOM PAGE ONE) problem "In the present < rials of men and nations.” he said, "It Is natural that all of us should be deeply concerned about our national security. Our concern runs beyond the consideration of the need for Increase In our military and naval establishments to the more Important and vital consideration of our Internal soundness.” ARRIVALS .Mr and Mrs. Byron Smith of Pleasant Mills are the |>ar.-nts of a fwby daughter, born at the Adams county memorial hosplt-il Thursday evening at 7 41 o'clock The baby, who weighed sis pounds, two and one-quarlei ounces, has been named Joyve Ann. Judy Kae is the name of the bd>> daughter born Thursday morning at the Adasnn county metnorhl hospital to county coroner and Mrs. J. I Jerome Yager of R»rne The baby weighed eight pounds, four and onehalt ounces. Adams Count* l Memorial Hospital • 4 Admitted. Mrs Randall J. Shatter route 1. Rockford, Ohio. Fort Wayne Police To Sponsor Show The Fraternal Order of Police Is presenting a musical show at the Hhrtne In Port Wayne on Sunday afternoon and evening for the benefit ot the police fund. The show Is a musical eatrawgansa and has a cast of * girls, producing “South American Nights,” The show will be given only one day. but Includes several performances during the afternoon and evening. Tom Railing, a former Decatur resident and ball player. Is a member of the Fort Wayne police department. ■ ——O I. Holiness Association Meets Sunday Afternoon The muntbly meeting of the Adams county holiness association will tie held at the Missionary church in Be rue Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Fred Able. -i missionary from Japan, will be the principal speaker.

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