Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1947 — Page 7

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' i, DOO 1,11811618 b y June 30. Adar’ 1 The agriculture department dis'wore Grain closed that government buyers K WMdS Oct 31 ~ (UP)— and commercial exporters already t today needed a- had purchased 357,000,000 bushels. Py** 11 * 11 bushels of grain It authorized commercial exportHrNU'<NAM€U TRAOI MARK «,«<*. u. S. PAT. OFFICE g X- HO BRUSH MARKS i I $3 * 45 ISM I Average ERSIL I II! & 'WqjSpgJai'ZCl tSfffig[hftpy = ' / /. y" ■"I Nu-Enamel Representa■1 I tive will be here on Sat. Nov. Ist to show you NJr IsShEI h°" - vou can nia *' c - v<)Ur SfX.- old car look bright and gay. Come in and see 1 for yourself. Remember flr I this date. IHAUGKS

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ers yesterday to buy another 7,000,000 bushels for December shipment. ♦ An estimated 227,000,000 bushels were exported during the last four months. By Jan. 1. the department said, exports will hit 205,500,000 bushels. That leaves the government today with only 58,000,000 bushels to apply on its export program | for the last six months, which will be the most critical for hungry Europe, as it awaits its own 1948 harvest. It means that the government must continue to buy grain in the nation’s grain markets. CENTRAL (Continued from Page 1) foreseen as far back as the Pots dam conference and to which Russia agreed, must be established immediately. The Russians have badly stripped eastern Germany. Their policy in this respect has undermined the economy of their zone, which is roughly 40 percent of German territory with a population of about 18,000,000. The British, American and French zijnes contain about 48,000,(TOO Germans and most'of the rich industrial and mineral ar.eas—the Ruhr, Rhineland and Saar A leading British official put it like this: “Bi and tri-zonal consolidations are natural developments. The same apples to the Soviet zone, too, although it may take some months to convince the Soviets. Establishment of a central government for Germany cannot be stopped, except perhaps as a temporary measure. A strong German government in the west is essential today.” Here's One Os The Greatest BIOODIROH TONICS ".V," If you have SIMPLE ANEMIA! You girls and women who suffer so from simple anemia that you’re pals, weak, “dragged out”—thismay be due to lack of Wood-iron. So try Lydia E. Pinkham’s TABLETS—one of the best home ways to build up red blood to get more strength—in such cases. Pinkham'sTablets are one of the greatest blood-iron tonics you can buy! Lydia E. Pinkham’s WMItfITS

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PROGRAM (Continued from Page 1) ner. Accordion duo — Ruby Moser, Jeanette Strahm. Invocation. Singspiration—Clyde Sprunger. Duet —Mr. and Mrs. Glendale Shoemaker. Violin quartet. High school boys’ quartet—Leroy Sprunger, Bob Schindler, Tom Zehr, Fred Stauffer. Music —Linn Grove community A cross eyes Marriage, careers await the gi " B °°“ !oolss - J? Oon’tletcross eyescouftt . you out. Reconstruct MdJVW* tion Method often sue.CesSful in ONE DAY. Safe professional treatment; 5000 successes. tntt BOOKLET with FULL information on <nCC this Non Profit Institution. Write — CROSS SYS FOUMBATION 703 Community Bank Bldg. Poetize. Michigan

ELECT John B. Stutts M| ( SBI Democratic Candidate i ***y.j| For MAYOR And Democratic Council HHHBfI |Who Have Given Us An Honest, Progressive and Economic Administration 3 * -«u3BI ' St w w i; i /WK ■ ,Lg J? gi . 'Y rtWK JL A ’• H ’ / ■vst a. Jk fl SbrJl Mniu. • wa ■ •* ADRIAN BURKE ALFRED BEAVERS JOSEPH H. BRENNAN DORPHUS DRUM JOSEPH KRICK Councilman Councilman Councilman at Large Councilman Councilman Look at the Record • The Council has Passed an Odinance Creating a City Planning Commission. • Have held the Tax Rate, much lower than neighboring Cities. • Have provided BETTER Garbage Collection than surrounding Cities. • Have secured without cost, State Traffic Engineers for a Survey in the interest of Safety, cooperating with Local Citizens and Officials with James M. Borders in charge. • Have increased the Water Supply for Local and Industrial Use. • Have Improved Electrical Service, eliminating MANY Shutdowns. • Have Modernized our Fire Fighting Equipment with New Trucks, new Hose, etc. AND AN EXTRA FULL TIME FIREMAN. • Have relieved the Street Department of Hauling Coal for the Light and Power Plant, with this extra Help NOW Available much more work can be done on our 33 miles of Streets. • Have New Equipment for Street Department, such as a Tractor, Mower, Snowplow and Sewer Cleaning Equipment. • Have Installed another Iron Removal Plant on Line St. Wells. • Have Built and Cleaned many Sewers, Manholes and Catch Basins. • Have Saved Earnings of Light Plant to PAY OFF Bonded Indebtedness. • Place the Light and Power Plant where the people want it. • Improvements to be paid from Revenue from Light Plant, NOT BY T TAXES. Adams County Democratic Committee HITS t 7 DOC VIZAR,) • * Chairman * S . .11, l,l"ggg^=gjgs. t , ll K Jltl ... I". -w- I 4 . ..T 1 I .....

men's chorus. Address —Rev. A. L. Brown. Benediction—Rev. Roy Schwartz. A feature of the convention will be the exhibit of Sunday school materials under the general chairmanship of Homer Winteregg. The

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ladies of the Methodist church of Geneva are making plans for a fine banquet for only SI.OO. It is urged that reservations should be made immediately to Miss Frances Burkhalter, county secretary, or to Earl Chase.

ffou are respectfully iiwiteP If you need to have one or more funeril Suestions answered, come in and have a talk with us. Or, if you prefer, phone or.write. It will not obligate you in any Providing protective funeral information has become an established pert of our public service.. BlaclCSa/udt TtltFMOHt 5 00 Home StC AT UA, IN OIAN A

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