Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 103, Decatur, Adams County, 1 May 1947 — Page 2

PAGE TWO

Damage Sail Venued From Circuit Court Cose Set For Trial Here To Portland The damage ault of Maxine Mo r.er agslnai Charles Eugene Jones, originally ael for trial next Tuesday. la to he venued out of the county. By agreement of parties, the case has been venued to the Jay circuit court at Portland. Judge Burr Glenn of Huntington assumed Jurisdiction yesterday In Bte damage suit of Bugene Melchl against the city school board and heard arguments of counsel on the defendant's demurrer The possession null of George and Elsie Schriefer against G. A. Idle was set for trial Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The case was venued here from Allen county. Chloe Bllenberger has filed ault for divorce from Robert Ellenberger. charging cruel and inhuman treatment in that he struck her. kicked her. continually quarrels and quibbles. The plaintiff, a resident of Geneva, is represented by D. Burdette Custer. She asks custody of a child, nine and one half months old. alimony and 115 per week support money. o Urge Prosecution Os Atomic Bomb Spies Indianapolis, May 1 — HP)—' Paul H. Griffith, national command er of the American Legion, urged immediate prosecution of known Communist atomic lx>ml> spies in the United States today. In a May Day statement. Griffith suggested that Igor Gouzenko, Soviet embassy clerk at Ottawa, Canada. who exposed spy ring there be called to Washington to testify Iwfore the house un-American activities committee The spies were exposed lit months ago by the Canadian government. Griffith said, but have not been taken into custody or prosecuted Trade In a Good Town Decatur

WiOOK rot OOTHiS AKjpBBBBB ✓ 1 "““> I SfiNG DAMP ORItO AMP 1 ! XrOUHt THAT f yL. i ■'- I N 0 QMf fOUCHtD J \ troMNMo its /C wwy... \ thi BWW </ “ * 1 OWN WMtRI /I IT RINSfD J T*MS I-) J? -- /ns ANO MNP« v_ l wrvMtncMiyf J If J tytN turns itsw ""v/* *sp\ 0,1 * r ™ *° ONt TjM AROUND 1 rfW W ¥ BENDIX * tem,t ‘ c b'-— Home Laundry H?S[ i m SAMS WAHi...Mm SOAF JF ...fAKB aorus...f4ns roa " ll||| ’ See it yoßiwif—the wonderful, wart-bee Bendit warding that has made hundreds of thounanda of women ladies of leisure on washdays —for nine years! Then’s no question about the Bendis. It’a been proud in ute. See our demonstration—you’ll see Bendit washday miracles Mton! Coms in now! ' : rfttMVMCC cpm Mr

Escaped Indiana Prisoner Caught Terre Haute. Ind.. .May I —(UP) t —Jaimw Vernon Hutchings, 27, I was to be returned to the Indiana j reformatory today where he escaped Nov. 1, 1948. while serving a 10-to-25 year sentence. Hutchings who was sentenced in Harrison county May 17, 1943, was arrested here yesterday. 0 Orders Hearing On Dismissing Jury Order Vanderburgh Court Hold Hearing — Indianapolis, .May 1 —(UP)— The Indiana supreme court ordered Vanderburgh circuit court officials today to accept a petition filed by Evansville mayor Manson Reichert for temporary dismissal of a grand jury. Chief Judge Frank E. Gilkison of the high court ordered circuit judge Nat Youngblood to bear evidence on the petition or file a re(turn in the supreme court by May 9. Ilelchart, along with city comptroller Julius Ritter and chief of police Wayne Berry, were named in indictments charging them with I misfeasance, malconduct and oppression. When Youngblood would not accept the dismissal action In which the mayor charged that the grand ■ jury was prejudiced. Reichert's attorneys appealed to the supreme i court The action charged Sam Wltner. a Juryman, with saying, i' l know how I got on the grand ; jury. We’re going to get the mayor." Wittier has refused to comment on jhe charge. Meanwhile, J. Harold Hendrickson of Warrick county has been , named special judge to hear the case. The officials were accused of ! falling to halt gambling and prostitution Itr Evansville and with fail I Ing to report to proper authorities | contributions of "campaign funds." Salting Meat f Salt draws out the Juice from I meat, so should not be added until the meat is ready to be cooked.

Coal Negotiations Recessed To Tuesday Some Owners Oppose Industrywide Basis Washington, .May 1— (UP) — Negotiations between the soft coal operators and the United Mine Workers (AFLt have been recessed until next Tuesday while the government de'ermlnes how many operators kre willing to bargain with the UMW on an Indus-* tty wide basis. UMW president John L. Lewis

fSiITS CLERKS’ WEI K AT _fimr mmmu m min alii nmiir mixf a ~. f jMRk .... W ' Bf!1 a bob' EbbeS mcitf cmiisims \ ***-■££■**.£• . — mtyusß non ft ” I** 1 ** \ LOUISIANA, RED, SUN RIPENED —Oe #,> 1 .7 J J 'tn/IMS'*’*’ M-*'* < ‘ ~" J NABISCO ' POTATOES ™ sfc RITZ CRACKERS ’* £ tOi w ’°' FANCY CALIFORNIA BANCROFT WISCONSIN I'l » I ASPARA6US MistoM*?f. 1 Itx flit m * * 21c I O/H . memes l• e u esc “5m SLICED PEECHES ! "™t9s A JS. ** jf \ WWW OHIOIIS&- 4.. th SILSD DRESSIND ~. 39« JFvt T »“»SS.H awMMM srim ...”J «« ’ ■' / Wf V wwm oelery tsc m nvr nnwwv i« ciu , "/'III 1 I *JI TEXAS MARBHBEEDLEBH FANCY » ' ' ■■ .•• FRUIT ,nib m "* b *'•» ,#c 1 Ma 9R*REFRUIT SEDTIORS 2 V... 1 3k J NEW. CALIFORNIA. KRESH fl CARROTS 2 .lie BEAK SPROUTS 2 V; tt : 27c J T z lw ZZaMPMk I rMtimmuircni :->Bi * J/ SS I •„;» KETCHUP %»1.49 > • KEYKO MARGARINE _ carton ■ ; M im- / im MIT'S MCE n I4f MB II MUI aw s - LAKKHtDE CHOCOLATE COVEIIED *• " "" 'l£ *. , ’»U i CRIMNS 'X 4I« / CIT IM'I Kit ULIS RITE I Oronge or Peach Filled CoHee I AA EPMHETTi““ 2 -21 c ■ 1 ° \ a Cakes u 37« SULTANA ///.K fed I port. r>fc-W «rfs»4 ifongbii* \ —• '■ W 2TUFFE9 OLIVES sic W A w “ l ' , 13 ‘- f » ■1 ii'iM MIIM EETt:N,! ‘ > «1. W 1 CHOICE CUTS BEEF \ <BoaM . . 39e \. v W l— SHORT CAKE UTERS? 23c hlkiiii iissiits Q' f eiin Dinra an Vr REHHET POWDERS . 9c zW “' 4 * Kh llllt niHlim SICE CREMM NIX S ESc /jl 1 SHffl u -30 CwM Wisconsin muensto MFO p puDDim 2,,„ isc |i&4 HAMS wfJ 1 . . . . 49c LJlr\ vi FRANKFURTERS . . -39 c ruuiTNix --4IC AT > mim RisouiTs rt , V w JUr* "■* u., ~x. -*n~ - nuui - iwii ■- n g MMHMMMMMMMi - fresh caught, jumbo I pMJtHfy ' *h« imw- itipnw lit Pickerel nsi. fuse up twni tSMBIL .. EIGHT O’CLOCK . W We A \ g// iW.Rw/7 W® CIRCL! .... lb. 4l< 1 L'z Wv 9 TAU 9Q« 1 'H®/ BOKAR lb- 4Jc 6 CANS Lot f II ~ un fiiim tbtbi nis iMTW il Bki Jl II fl BSigfl OUR OWN ’ a ,b «*» 3l< a_ 4 W M NiCTAM . ’/2-lb. pkg. 3J< fV TOt MAYFAIR %•». pkg. 34s WHv’J Malte AAP Your Seed Potato Headquarters—See Your Local A&P Manager for Quantity Discounts BLUE SUDS... SURER CCDS... STALEY’S STARCH, LUX FLAKES... SA VEX... OXYDOL... u . fl/w An It Longer Lotting Eacier To Ute Rich, Safe The Soapleee Sudeer Give Tour Next w l athee Suda Laundry Starch Cubea Suda For Sparkling Diahea IS Sic - ns 2Sc KF 33c Kt Eh

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

met meanwhile with hie SSO-man policy committee to conalder what action ahould be taken about the refuaal of aouthern coal operator* to take part In industrywide bargaining. N. H. Collhaon. federal coal mine* administrator, said a number of operators were not willing to bargain on an Industrywide basis, He said It was useless for the negotiations to continue until the exact number Is determined. The government sponsored the negotiations in an effort to get a new soft coal contract l< July 1. when it will return the mines to private ownership. UMW sources consider a strike inevitable on that date If the southern operators refuse to take part In Indus-

trywide bargaining. Meanwhile, the government announced that federal Inspector* had certified as safe 412 of the 518 soft coal mines ordered closed after the Centralia. 111-, disaster. The National Coal Association board of directors announced adoption of a resolution setting up a national mine safety committee. The group was asked to draw up a program for mine safety that would "preserve the man agement responsibility for operating the mines." ■nt —j Glassware cooking uun»lla were designed only for oven use when first made. Within recent years glass utensils have been made for surface cooking

Alleged Robbers To Face Charges Crawfol Seville, Ind., -May 1 (UP)— Two men were captured sfter one of them allegedly held up a finance company office, faced auto banditry charges today. The charges were filed against Lloyd Tilton. 29. Fowler and Harold Yokum, 40. West Ufayette. after Tilton told pollen lheir getaway car Itelongcd to his brothor, Robert Tilton. Fowler. p Regular Elks Meeting Postponed One Week

Because of the district meeting of the American Legion here this

evening, the regulary scheduled meeting of the B. P 0 Blks lodge has been postponed one week, until Thursday, May 9. * Trade In a Good TOwk - rtccatur <» LABOR UNIONS (Continued From Page On«> high school contained 120 26. Boy Scoulh, under the direction ol Scoutmaster John McConnell, will collect the cannlsters from local places of business Friday afternoon. In Berne the cancer drive, head ed by Clifton Rprunger. will also be brought to a conclusion the end of this week.

THURSDAY.

! 22p r Beginning today ilaw. the meal wjf.7, ‘T o ’** I I filed a copy of tb(l |‘' , act and Hen wi lh n ' pie «»W ; ™*r. n... record M g. ln ., "/* *q . '••■M by the rwl *’ y specifl... U*h d The .ve ag, moh!h| J 11 ’o «I<l age recipient, | n y ? ,1 wa« *32 52 In this r . I< ordb reveal. This in. lX**”' ' uksixLanee an d J?? "*A I- costa, which Miss 0 would not exceed i-> " Mi| <l d per pemon. ' p *W Trade | n , Good