Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 36, Decatur, Adams County, 12 February 1948 — Page 2

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TRADE IN DECATUR B. X VALENTINE Wf A SPECIALS —— /\« Valentine \ rvl Candy 49c YU ■ Hearts, lb. iIMMfiM -rW' - ” Sunmaid Seedless Rais, JLEJr* ins ' “ ,b ‘ pkff ‘ APRICOTS 79C No. 10 can in Syrup ——— * SWANSDOWN GINGERBREAD MIX 1 Box 31c 2 Boxes JJ* Assorted Juices 17C 1 Orange — Grapefruit and Blended - " HEAD LETTUCE, Solid — 2 heads 25c ( ARMOUR’S BACON ___ 1 lb. layers 73c | FRESH MEAT YOU CAN EAT! I KRAFT’S MKT. Phone 215 7th & Monroe

PRICES SLASHED SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN OUR 1 N Change of Ownership H AA I I"" I RUG I fcW S jjßiLl" S GOODS AT DEPARTMENT g ’ fjj M ggIMS ■ REDUCED BIG SAVINGS p SIS OHBI HL™ Q PRICES Tremendous Savings in an effort to dispose of present slock to make room for new merchandise. HOUSE DRESSES “:1 98c up Ladies „ CHILDREN’S s4* WINTER COATS SWgE $ Q.95 DRESSES 79® Z*** (Not New) BLANKETS DRESSES BUY NOW AND SAVE! $2.75 Jacquard $4.95 Jacquard, 72x84 $4.50 57i wool, 95% cotton, 70x80 ’$ 3.99 $2.48 to $5.95 $8.50 25'< wook 75% cotton, 72x84 AH Higher Priced Blankets - at Similar Reductions $12.50 Wool Comforters JEWELRY 1A Price Large Selection BIG REDUCTION ON ALL INFANT’S WEAR R * g - 82 -° 8 Tuft Scalter Ru « s $ J®79 Wool Skirts $ J»l9 8 Re S- 84,50 Tljrow Rugs, 22x38 SLIP COVERS Studio Couch Set s<a A QK $19.50 Value *4r Reg - 84,50 Throw Ru S*b 30x52 Sofa Bed Covers $W QE —" T, $7.50 Value j*?? ChildrensGloves—all sizes, all prices. —O— Childrens Bath Robes Reg. o 4oc' Bath Towels Child’s'l raining Pants 19® Reg. 50c Bath Towels Ra^es $5.50 Bed Spreads - * - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - Large Selection Congoleum Rugs ! ! EVERYTHING IN THE STORE REDUCED ! ! j EHINGERS Formerly Lankenau s-Hhe Boston Store

CIO Again Assails Taft-Hartley law Depriving Unions Os Civil Liberties Washington, Feb. 12 — (UP) — The CIO said today the Taft-Hart-ley law has the “purpose anjl effect of depriving unions and their members of basic civil liberties.” This charge was made by Frank Donner, CIO assistant counsel, in a brief mailed to the U. S. district court at Indianapolis. The CIO “endorsed and adopted” the arguments, of the International Typographical union (AFL) in urging the court to dismiss a government request for an injunction forcing the printers’ union to halt alleged unfair labor practices.

The CIO is the first of four labor and three publisher organizations to submit briefs as friends of the court in the printers’ case. The others must file by next Monday. The court has the case under advisement. The CIO seconded the typographical union’s claim that the TaftHartley law deprives the district court of judicial power granted by the constitution and deprives the union of its rights without due process of law. “In the present case the court does not have the power to make a final adjudication at this time or j any other,” Donner said. “The act; that gives that power to the nation-[ al labor relations board and then to the circuit court of appeals.

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“Under these circumstances, since this is a final injunction the respondents (printers' union) and their members are deprived of their liberty and jJroperty without due process of law.” Other briefs in support of the printers are being prepared by the American Federation of Labor, United Mine Workers and International Association of Machinists. Briefs in opposition will be submitted by the American Newspaper Publishers Association, Inland Daily Press Association and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association. o — Proctor & Gamble Cuts Soap Prices Cincinnati. 0., Feb. 12 — (UP) The Procter & Gamble Co. today announced an immediate reduction of five percent in wholesale prices of all its soap and soap powder products. —o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur —-O ———— URGES FOLLOWING

(Continued from It state positions were introduced by Harry Essex, the party’s county chairman, who outlined GOP progress in a short address. Others who spoke briefly were Mayor John M. Doan, of Decatur, and Robert S. Anderson, city attorney. Roy Price, former county treasurer, acted as toastmaster. The event was held in the form of a dinner meeting. C. E. Bell delivered the invocation, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hann led in community singlhg and the Sentimental Four quartet of Fort Wayne presented a vocal program.

I I fa Si •• .fa 1 - : HA U gap? Ik v :. ,1 Estate signs warn drivers. Tiran Zorthlan auto victim. BECAUSE MURAL ARTIST J. H. Zorthian was deathly afraid h >s children might be city traffic victims, he built a secluded home m the mountains near Pasadena, Cal., marking the single winding road leading up to it with numerous signs to safeguard his youngsters. But day before' his garage auto-turnaround—last hazard- in safetyplanned estate—was completed, Zorthian backed out car and stiuuc his 18-inonth-old son, Tiian, killing him instantly, (International)

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