Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 67, Decatur, Adams County, 19 March 1941 — Page 5

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J LOOK AT THESE CARS BEFORE BUYING! . a ih. Old <ar f" r «•»* •’«- ,H ’ rH • ''mplelelv ■KL Merh-n*.H,». Head) (or M«y Milew of Free DrnllW and I* Mire »■ YOU’LL START. i ■ torn 01 HKMOBIIX 2 Dr. Uk« new. B l M "' 1,11 1 " O * *' *■•' < ■ el, ‘‘ n, r ' m d'’ “ ,[ M ., p'l II XL Pl.t MOI THS—I Dr*. Both clean MM car*. ■I ~<»( IIKt SI ER KOVAL. I Or. A Beauty. H l<07( HKt SI.EKCOI I’E. Radio. Overdrive. Dual ■ equipment. M ,*m %| INTER CHEVROLET. M»twr rec««dilHM»ed. ■ IM3 < HKt SEEK 4 Dr. A Dundy. H pi | | XE I’Lt M<H TH. I Dr. Perfecl condition. H MODE! a COl PE— An in. Priced to aell. I OTHER CAM TO CHOOSE FROM I Phil L Macklin & Co M tour (hnnler Phmouth Dealer ■ ill K I SED CARS MAKE GOOD OK W E DO.

Ra SEED HEADQUARTERS IPM - CONDON’S - || I Pure Bred Seeds in a large assortment of || ft/ kind and Varieties. All seeds Fresh and X van show germination tags for 1911. MI ST BE G(X)D! ■ — TOMATOES — — B E ANS— beefsteak II STRINGLESS GREEN POD P ° M>E,M * A »■ PFM ||. POD BLACK WAX OXHEAKT KM) MONEY CABBXGE hIATI ( KY WONDER WHITE VADOAUH ■ KENTUCKY WONDER BROWN JERSEY QUEEN ■ LARGE W HITE MARROW M IRION MARKET ■ LORD HOOK BI SH W ISCONSIN No. M Ki krth s Bi SH RACINE MARKET ■ HENDERSON'S BABY LIMA FLAT DUTCH ■ «»<*»»« — LETTUCE — — PEAS— ICEBURG ■ (.RANI) RAPIDS ■ TELEPHONE EARLY MARKET ■ I.AXro.NIA EARLY CURLY ■ AMERICAN WONDER SIMPSON BLA< K SEEDED S ALASKA WILT RESISTANT I*HHF H l- w ■ LITTLE MIDGET ENDIVE I -CO KN- -PICKLESSTOWELL’S EVERGREEN Vll'lTF’woNDLlP'’ H YELLOW BANTAM—H)bnd J' "JVulln | HOW UN?; MOB II E " AN SNOW’S EARLY' I’ll KI ING CONDON’S EARLY MARKET BEETS—UNIONR DETROIT DARK RED — UNIUNS— ROYAL BLOOD GIANT YELLOW TURNIPS — WHITE GLOBE — H'WOin YELLOW GU)BE GLOBE CONDON’S ■1 RED GLOBE STRAP CONDON’S I - SPINACH - — CARROTS — KING OE DENMARK £ls! V 1 ORFuSw' I BLOOMSDALE £A R J?-r i.TnVFR ■| NEW ZEALAND SELECT DANVEK S! - __ Zbawert _ Kata — Eao •’’ROt — ’ I SPECIALTIES ■ | Cucumber — Dipper Gerd — Musnmeliens —WstermeHonb — -qua*" S 3 Cane — t un Flower — Mangel Werttei — Wepe — Peanuts — I fi /turftic FERTILIZER in M 2-1— 25 lb. — FLOWERS — FERTILIZER in 2-12-H—l2s th. bait'*. 3 Gundim'tHr’N Old Faahbrn Garden Sheep Manure. 25. W. I<M» lb. ba«-. kiln I NASTI RTION dried. I ZENIAS Inm-ctiM-ide — Lk. 20e. 2*e die>. | SWERT PEAS Men-101 —1 gal. «""• ■ Shot Slug — Isc can*. - LAWN GRASS — POTATOES — * *hHe Dutch Clover. — UNION I i W hite — Red — i elk** - GARDEN TOOLS — Graded and CuHH.tom — Hoc* - Rake> - Shovste Cg til. I - I Cash Coal & Supply I R. A. STICKY

of leer, room, healing room ant | vartou* utility r«ni will b* local , rd In the structure under the i plan* I La»t night the lodge approv-d I I plan, tor filing article* of Incorpor I I align and the officer* were authoiU«l io file for the article* a ' Trade la a Good Town Decatur

FEWER SMES I | IH INDUSTRIES Threat Os Strike Os SL lx>uii« Electric Worker* Delayed •By United Pre**! President Rooaevelt was caper t. led to sign an eteeuiise order lodar I treat Ina * super mediation board I to avert and settle strike* at plant* 1 and projec ta where work I* under way on national detente material* Twentyeigpi strike* were in pro (re** They affected plant* menufscturlng esmmtlal part* for mill--1 tary airplane* steel plant* pro during *p«< HI alloy* needed for bomb fuse* machinery needed to operate gunpowder plant* and other material* needed for armament* However, the number of atrtke* today wa. smaller than it had been ' In recent week*. Mediation by department of labor and oflke of pro duction inaiiagemeßt <oa< lltator* brought about settlement* of seV-1 oral dispute* and .tkved off at leaat ' one aerlou* strlk.- threat I An early settlement. perhaps to day wa* e»pe< ted in the (trike of . building trade* worker* at the i Wright Field I' 8 a-my aviation teat ranter at Dayton O. A two j week dispute between the A Fl. > and CIO over jurisdiction haa dei layed completion of work on the j 11.i00.000 project which include* • ' wind tunnel and other testing de. •vice* needed for eapcrlmeßtal i iwork on ike army * huge bombing plane* The <OO AFL builder* weal | on *ttike 111 prccte*t against rm

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I ploym.nt of flve CIO electrician* | Informed quarter* at W’aablag > I ton *aid th* war department wa* <<H»*l4*ring taking over conatru. ; tion work at the bear if bettlement |l* not reached promptly Ol’M of I Arial* dec I med to cotn meal oa that j report but Mid they bad been ad ! vised an agreement would be leached soon A threatened strike of AFL operating engineer* that would shut off all power In the Mt. laoui* metropolitan area waa poatpoaed pend Ing conference* with federal conciliator* and Ol’M oflhlai*. Plant* in the fft. Ixiul* area are working on defense contract* worth more than 5i00.000.000 The- worker* at three Union Electric Co. plant* voted to (trike In proteat against dl*< barge ot |« men at the firm'* Venice. 111. plant. Five hundred members of the ateel worker*’ organising committee <CK» agreed to r*tura to work on government order* for trench mortars at the Malleable Ira* (Jp. plant at Wilmington. Del. after an i 11-week strike over wage*. Contract negotiation. were *c hednled to begin March 21. At New York, the United Mew ' Wot her* tt’lOi agreed upon a plan ; which would permit miner* oat-1 ■lde the eight mat a Appalachian ' area to c-ontinee work if th* union I tall* to reach an agreement with ' operator* cm a contract to replace I an ealitlng agreement whk n end* April I. The miner* are demand-. Ing fl a day wage toereaae* and I other adjuatmenta- Operators have : rejected th. wags- demandCIO automobile worker* were on I strike at th* Oakland. Calif., Fiihier body and Chevrolet Motor Co. i pa**enger car aaaembly plant* ' i Negotiation* over grievance* were I alalemated However, production j i waa maintained at the Chevrolet I truck plant where IS I’. 8. army ' , truck* are turned out daily Gov Eugen,- Talmadae of (jeor- J i gla announced public bearings i would be held botae he decide. I i whether Io *l*n a bill pa**.-d by , i the legl.latur. which would pro- . hlbii forcible collection of union . ■ fee* from defenae worker*. ' Negotiation* re*ume In the ; i atrlke of <’IO dlec-aiter* at the liar I vlll Aircraft Die Caatlng Cotp , plant at Inglewood Calif, which* i H L. Harville, preiideut of the | Irm. said might cause a general i shutdown In the I'ac isle coaat'r

WELC O M E DECATUR The Fort Waxne Modern HOME Show March 2<) to 25. Invites You To toe the Beautiful EahibitS. dip j play'"t Modern Idea* in Homemaking. Rem&dal.ng and FwlHiah>ng FOR PtOPLE IN THE RURAL DISTRICT — Many Modern Items now available for you Gas and | Electrical Equipment for the Farm Resident See them at thia year's I Heme Show. FOR'HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS —The Home Show Management i Invites High School Studentr to attend any afternoon escept Sunday. if accompanied by their Teacher They will find it educational. ; Hours; 1:30 to b in the afternoons. ’ and 7:30 to 10 00 in the evenings SHRINE THEATRE BUILDING. I Cut this Advertisement Out It ' will admit yeu and your group Free. |r'iiiiiißil| ’gw*' KEEP A JUMF AHEAD OF THE BURGLAR by protecting yourself against low. STOREKEEPERS BURGLARY AND ROBBERY INSURANCE issued by The /Etna Casualty and bursty Company of Hartford, Conn, is designed (specially for the mer:hant. Broad protection —low cost. The Suttles-Edwards Co. Agents Decatur. Ind. Niblick Stere Bldg. JhuiiOiiiiiilll

I widespread aircraft iadaatry by | the end of the month The *n oa | demands ft caata an hour wage in-. < rraaea a eloaed »h<>p and adja*t meal of hour* Modem Home Show To Open Thurbday Fort Wayne', (th annual modern home sboar. which will cgH-n IB the ffhrlne Theatre. Thur»4ay continu mg until March ft. will It* of later eat to people of thia vicinity. Ina.mtic’h a* th* eahPdt. will embrace the modern Idea, for *i»burban and rural homes With electricity now availwlde for the resident* of farm*, many <»ff the lectrlcal idoas which were for- , merly for u*e only in eitf re.id I enc*. are n-rw available for tbe farm home The show open* at " M Thursday night and thereafter will be open from 1 Id to i Off and from 7:00 to 10 00 p. m . with the eac-ep-tlon of Sunday, when th* bour* have been arranged for people living nutsMe of Fort Wayne. ■ ontlnu

To make monev at farming the farmer muM have quick contarl with the market. He ahso need* protection for family and proper!) in emergeney. The telephone give* hilh all of thexe at a -mall coat.

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ou* from l:NBBtli Iff: la th* even-; lag GOE HEADS TO CONTINVND ritOM FAfIM ONB repurredW •*• receiving mo*' <«» , aldeia'lon Hl* rival* were Hep* Elam V tlueinoey ot llc-dford and .|| II Evan* of New Caatle Lead : er* were wary of naming th** two. latter, however, hre-auae the court, inifht rule tINHt ww I constitutional on ground* ihey | Were membei* of the legislalur.which created the offices ' Hep Frank T Millie Haar leadei . of the recent sMc-ml>ly appaiently wa* unopposed for t*r poeltMa of i director of the gio*. Income tag dltl.loh III* appointment could not lw> <ha Heng.-d Blare that department was not altered by the legtalature. The veteran legislator. hou»< ■peaker lame* Knapp wa* a . .nidi , date for chairman <«f the public I service commission, while || (Tark I Hpt Inger of lloflet and Ken Thur ' man A lliddinge r of Marton asMtgl''

lot het print* within th* aomMlMtou I 1 in i linffar asked to be named pub j • ||i service - oStcro Iler l>-mm-ret* narmcl that lk« > ( would <balia«ige ih« eligibility eti . IhiHi Knapp and Hlddlnger | Other «andidale* Mid io lee under i <onaidrialion were I. 8 Hoamuu |of ltl< hmond for the state lai, : iawrd. Hoe* Fte-e-nati of Indian* • poll* budge' director. Imllry Mi* t'oy of liidlanapoll*. alate pun ha*Img agent. Gill* lierry former state piloting director, A II Kill , lau of Kokomo und l«o»>-il M< Ilan- - tel ot Indianapolis, motor vehl< le I j ri,mnil*»io rer. and Fred V Chew. | . former Indiana University t-conum 'll-* profeaaer. liisuraiue loiuiul*-, donor ■ - .. -ye -. — ■ »• - Five state*. Atobema, Florida, i California lowa and Tea** lir»«it | their countiem to a maximum of I on* state senator each

Gay naw BLOUSES * Pretty • making peeteto — M -mito tailored with the bn* de7 ej I toil that geeerally eemoe IX I 3 A hfgb Fabric* include the j lameu* hurt-el the-loom ®| £'• loehieo tailored blouao*. I 1 ■' Variety el style* and cotAW ®1 U I *r*- S.t*» 32 te 40 F-f R d 'J 1' I n’* * ' <Mir * *’“’’** ?59c llwllliMililal

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