Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 125, Decatur, Adams County, 26 May 1948 — Page 6

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Defense Rests Case In Alleged Murder Valparaiso Trial To Jury Thursday Valparaixo. Ind May 26 -(VP» - The defense rested Its case shortly before noon today k first degroa murder tri rvph Musvareil. and rebn mony was scheduled to ,y .. tn Porter circuit court this Georgia nna Muscarello. whose brother is accused of slaying Mrs.

i WANTED! : GOOD, CLEAN, BIG RAGS, J Suitable for Cleaning Machinery. Cannot use underwear, stockings, pants, ■ coats, overalls, or any similar material. ■ Will Pay JQ£ lb. ■ J Decatur Daily Democrat : ■ ■■■BIBKa »Bx« PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Katie Rhoades, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction at the late residence of said Katie Rhoades located on Line I street in Geneva, Indiana, on Saturday, May 29,1948 Commencing at 12:30 P. M„ the following personal property of said Estate, towit: HOUSEHOLD GOODS Electric Refrigerator, in good condition; 3-plece Living Hmim tuite, 3-plece Bed Room Suite: White Dresser. Steel Bed with spring; Steel Cot. Library Table; Dining Room Table and chairs; China Clogt; Buffet. Risking Chair; Porch Glider; Kitchen Table; Kitchen <afe; 4 Chairs, Glow Boy heating stove; lot of Dishes; 500 lbs. Coal >nd many other items not mentioned TERMS—CASH THOMAS B. RHOADES, Administrator KATIE RHOADES HEIRS, Owners CONSIGNED: Mahogany Table; Love Seat and two chairs to match; End Table. 6 Straight Baek Chairs; Large Stool; Electric Hester; Large OH Heater; Cedar Chest; Pair Pillows; some Window Curtains. REAL ESTATE at 2:00 P. M. At the same time and place the undersigned will sell at public Diction, the following described real estate known as the Rhoades property, located on Line street. Geneva, Ind. This real estate consists of an fc-room frame house, five rooms on first floor and three lied rooms and bath room with stool and lavatory (no tub! on second floor, nice front and rear porch, city and soft water, barn on rear of lot for car storage, nice shade trees in front of bouse. Thia Is a choice location in the town ot Geneva, close to school, church and business section and If you are In need of a home, or want to make a good safe and sound investment you can not afford to miss this sale Immediate Possession. TERMS—I/3 Cash, balance when deed and abstract will be delivered Not responsible in case of accidents. MR. & MRS. M. C. EDWARDS, OWNERS Jeff Liechty-Auctioneer 26

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I Irene Shawsky of Chicago Jan 26. IM?, testified that Muscarello was home with her the day before and the day of the slaying. She said the only time the Chi-. tago cabinet maker left his home was when he left with her to go to; church and to visit another sister, of Muscarello on Jan. 26. Mrs. Ann Skitonl. another sister. testified she had seen Muscarello at her Chicago home when he and Georgianna had visited her ■ the day of the slaying. Closing arguments will begin amorrow. The case was expected to go to the jury late tomorrow. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur I ■ ■ ■ »■ ■ * ••'•’•ME

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* According to official company re* ports. General Electric today is making its largest profits in history. In 1947 its net profits were 82'< higher than its average war profits. Profits for the first quarter of this year were 42'3 higher than in the same period a year ago. Despite thia, G. E. continues to say “No" to such just demands of its 125.000 employees represented by UE as: Substantial wage increase to make up for huge losses suf- » sered in purchasing power. Pension plan, health and welfare insurance, improved holi- „ day and vacation plan.

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Yes, the big corporations are blaming the children for inflation. I Children still need milk every day ... food .. . clothes . . . shoes . . . medical attention . . . even though prices are at an all-time high. That b why their parents—peop’c who depend on wages and sabries for their living need a substantial wage increase to buy even the necessities of life. Wages paid the average factory worker are about sl4 a week less than what b needed for minimum living standards, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. But the big corporations are trying to bbme the wages paid to working people—inadequate as they are—for today’s high prices!

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