Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1941 — Page 7

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i i fllator Aaron llorvlu The API. teamsters union anI noMcefi at Chicago that ilSO.ow ; truck drltrers In 11 midwestern 1 sutw would strike Sunday unkss i operators granted requested wage I Increases. Both the union and the I trucking companies wer. seeking' f<*deral Intervention. Truck transportation in Illinois. I Wisconsin. Indiana, Mi< higan. Ohio. lowa. Missouri. Nebraska, North ihikola. South Dakota and Minnesota would be atT< < ted by ' the walkout. Further dev< lopments in the captire mine dispute awaited a conTerence tomorrow in which President Roosevelt will me-1 with of ' fleifib of the United Mine Workers I tCIOi and the steel companies op- , orating the mines Mr. Roosevelt Invited the reprcwetitatives to a conference scbedulec] mi< hour attar UMW leaders meet to consider a national defense mediation board I report The board recommended | against granting the union demand I for a closed shop The truce prI lod, Which I MW president John I. la-wis set when he ended a thr- • 'day strike of M.omt captive mine workers, ends at midnight Batuiday. HoCBUM- of the NDMII declsloti. I three CTO member- of the board ' resigned and others were expc-cted to follow Tile CIO United Automobile Workers postponed further appearances Iteforc the board In disputes involving 11-ll Aircraft corporation plants and the tntet- = national Harvustei company fac- | tory at fipringfield. O Hugh Thompson t'lct regional i direc tor at Buffalo. N V . -aid -• strike was "imminent" at Bell plants as a result of the withdrawal of (To mediation i»oud m tubers. The union claims IZ.'wu members In Bell fa< torn ■ at Buffalo and Niagara Falls, — ■ o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur F. 0. (FOOT ODOR) DUE TO A GERM NOT HARD TO KILL list a 3Se buttle TE-01. S lullApply as directed mi label v >ui bmk nest morning if net l'b • <1 F. <>. goes thru shoes. V->ur In may bac-k away when you t ilk « t>. them They smell It. you can’t i ■■ beecame Immmud to the o-l 1 TK-01, to fight sw<«t>. it. lii'ik, I' ’ or "Athlete’s Foot.” lax-ally at ll'dtliuusc I trust t'".

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COMPLIANCE OF FARMERS URGED Earm Bureau Head l’rge« Increased Compliance With Program Indianapolis. Nov IS. tUl’i Int creased compliant •• with the agri- > ultural adjustment program to | maintain parity and avoid an agri-' ; i ultural collapse after the war was ! urged today by llassll K. Schenck, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau. in his annual message to some j 5,00 Hoosier farmers at the openI Ing of the farm bureau's 23rd convention "Today, we are faced with some iof the greatest challenge* In our history. Again w. are hearing the war cry for the production of more focal ■tt'tr (i.ogi.im has been called a program of scarcity by Its critics That Is not true. It is a program of plenty with smh adjustments cud as will provide a ! more bountiful supply without naeontrolled surpluses whhh have th ■ fleet of de pressing prices," Hchcnek declared. The farm bureau president adIre- ed the first general eesaion of the convention tollowitig a brief welcome to the Indiana farmers by Governor S< hrlcker. Tin- farm leader stated that If industry w.-ie as well pi pared to meet the demands created by the pre-etit c m rgc nc y as agriculture, the pi< • tit distiessi-cl industiial ccmditlotts would not exist. 'hi the fo-ul for defense campaign. the is no intention or de- ' sire to break away from the agrleultiire adjustment progrum The program cm be adjusted either up ■>r clown," Schenck wald. Ikedarlng that America's f'«xl supplies » greater today than either during or al the close of the last w it . Sc hetirk decried the need , for a food administrator today or i "hi years Io some." Calling attention IO the recc-nt trend* n organUi-d labor. Hchenek recogniMd the rights of all groups ito or- »niz bin warned against any attempt on th«- part of labor to go into the ranks of agrlcnllhre. in ■

DECATVII DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA.

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c ases wher ■ a farmer may employ men in the production and marketing of farm commodities Hc hene k diec uased the farm probI letti arising from the shortage of 1 farm hands to d>-fens>- Induxtries and the draft and told the convenI Hon that the farm bureau has reI quested the "most careful consider- | ation be given to applications for I deferment of every farm boy." * kews Os The World ‘ fly United Preee MINDON: Authoritative British - eourc es said today that the Nasi high command appears to be prei paring for an all out smash against Rostov and the defenses of the j Don. possibly to begin before the ! weekend KITBYSIIEV Russia: Soviet army dispatches reported today that the Germans are bringing up new reinforcements for another asj sault on Ihe Moscow front after bet lug badly mauled in an attempted i < iivelopm*-tit attack in the Tula I sector. ! WAHHINGTON The United Hllaes was expected today to renew lull diplomatic- preimure on Finland to negotiate a peace with the Hoviet union, but diplomats and officials viewed tile task as almost liolpc-less. UNITY APPEAL (CONTINUED From PAUN ONE) the dinner hour Icy Misx Evelyn Adams, pianist ami Miss Palsy EdI wards, (claying the marimba .Mrs Retisser presided and conducted a short business session of the- club. Arc port cut mc-mlx rahip j and a ph-a for the women to join the- club, was made Icy Mrs. Chack-s i j Ijose, c hairman of the membership committee. Minutes were read by I Miss Marcia Martin. Miss Phyilis Zehr and Mrs. Max Ine Augsburger cef Bern*, pleased the crowd with ait accordlan duet, a feature being the song. “God I Bl- ss America." The musicians I also played at the high school I meeting. Gov. mor Schrlcker was presented by Mis. Reitsser. He made a live.mlnut. talk, complimenting the wc-nien for their interest and splen-

did leadership in politics. He ex- ■ pleased his thanks for the rac-p-1 (ion accorded him and Mrs. flchrlcker. r !“ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Nov 13, 1»21 was Sunday Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! Get Pep Fuel Ytars Yuungar, Full el Vitr Don't Msm* sthsuscsH. wecneoat. mo-down to-IIM Ml four M« ‘nccc’WWoAs SSCStkt »C whst s little -io with <wtr»i will do C cmtsitis fesses Mem n«Mwt .C<<« to t., Uot.M fet'M lron.MFl.im, ptwMSoras. IMllns, VwssUn h, » TV-rwold dortM wrtuw "I U»S » •wits Sn* " sprolol int,.sl<is<.<» «•» •"•'T* T “'!f TsMm* rows •*» »»• j&V S* •UH knuag SIIHW tad fwuasw IS* >«» dw ' Fur wcl« at Hmith Drug Utors and t all other gc,.d drug stores IA Message ; I Os Cheer 1 I For Thrifty I Folks 9 9x12 W«ul Filler Ruift* S|N.SO 9 9x12 Hard Surface ■ Rurh . $3.99 9 !nnert»prinK Mat Irenes 9 $ I 1.50 to 39.5(1 ' 9 Studio t ouche* aw 9 low as s2H.si> * 9 t M In the face of rising prices M we are cutting prices. A smsll deposit will hold any ! article for future delivery. I SPRAGUE H Fl ItMTI KE STOKE i

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