Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 177, Decatur, Adams County, 29 July 1949 — Page 6

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DANCING Eagles Park - Minster, Ohio SATURDAY NIGHT JULY 30 DANCING EVERY SAT. NITE FROM 9 TILL 12 MUSIC BY LES SHEPARD AND HIS ORCHESTRA SWmMUWUWWWUWMAAAMMAAAAMAAAMMAAAAAAAAAAW NICE and COOL OUT HERE IN THE BASEMENT ! - Slicing Bologna lb. 39c BACON ENDS ROUND 6<*C lb STEAK, lb SKINLESS IQ C P,)KK ICC WEINERS, 1b... HOCKS, lb. — GROUND 4Oc ■ >CC BEEE. lb mvER, lb COMPLETE LINE of GROCERIES and PRODUCE Open Sat. Nite Till 10 And All Day Sunday SCHEIMAN’S MARKET u. S. 27 Phone 3081 CASH AND CARRY VUWWUWWUUMAMWUMAAAAMAAKAAAAAAAAAAAAA4MWW miL sale MIEN’S SPORT SHOES $4«95 Pair BOY’S SADDLE SHOES Buster Brown $6.50 Value 3-95 MEN’S SLACKS. *5-95 — STRAW HATS 50% " FF BEGUN’S CLOTHING STORE TRADE IN DECATUR SINCE FAMILIES l|| DIFFER IN THEIR PERSONAL F* \B®| PREFERENCES, * we have no fixed rules J / to be observed. Our policy is to. meet the /CO wishes of those who choose to ZS «ll us and to conduct the serin every detail EXACTLY '.f > AS THEY WANT IT TO BE. GILLIG » DOAN / UU/Zd FUNERAL HOME /Jfc j|wg|| OICATUt »HONI 7M 1 111 j ■ ? st* —am-

To Leave Saturday For Training Camp Decatur Young Men To Marines' Camp More than a dozen young Adams county member* of the citizen* marine corps will leave early Saturday morning for a two weeks' training program at Camp lx* June. N. C. Pfc.'s Richard Feasel, Richard Braun, Oren Reynold*. James Roop. Kenneth Roop, and Kenneth Jennings. and Pvts. John Doan, .lame* Bassett, Thoma* Troutner, William Callow. Larry Jennings. Jame* Brant, and Richard Ogg. will trav--1 el by pullman to the camp. I The camp program, which will last until August 12, will include firing of individual weapons, done | order drill, night maneuvers, and a mock invasion of the Carolina ! shore. Reveille will sound at 5 o', clock, and many nights the battai- ■ ion will not return to the barracks ■ until 9 o'clock. •Each marine in •the outlet has a particular position in his squad, and is armed with a certain wen-

I NOTICE! Power - Aire GLOW WHITE AND GLOW-RED PAINT »5% Discount Gerber - Moser Implement Co. U. 8. 27 Phone 2551 R 8 w sjjN Kolvinator is told door to tho floor I Rg lit • 40-lb. Frozen Food Chert! • Loads of shelf space! • 12-quart crisper! • Bonus cold space! Refrigos ated Fruit Freshener keeps fruits and soft drinks tastetingling cold! • Powered by Kelvinator’a Polarsphere... the thrifty coldmaker that’s sealed-in-rtee!! Seo tho tomolaft line! rtmce smm w wus/aaae* DECATUR HATCHERY

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pon. He will receive special trainng with his own type of gun. which i might be a pistol, carbine. .Ml, or a Browning automatic rifle. I The marine air force will fly all I the units home. Company A, 18th Infantry battalion, of which the Ad- ' am* county boys are members, will land at Baer Field a few hours ' after leaving Camp M June. Moat 1 of the Decatur boys have joined 1 the unit during the last year. They ’ may enlist for two. three or four years, and quit any time they want • to do so Several of them attended ’ the camp last year. '. QUESTION....! (Cont. From Page One) i 1 immoral relations'' with her. 1 All but Horrall, who is vacation-: 1 ing in Montana, surrendered yesterday a few hours after the indictments were returned and were 1 released on bail. ’ I The Indictments accused Well-. ' pott and Jackson of using their 1 vice squad positions to take bribes 1 of 150 to I3M) from .Miss Allen. HLMS Developed and Printed QUICK SERVICE Kohne Drug Store UNHAPPY" rSlfatsSSSl U h,i F yovrctf to normol hoppin.M The »010 \ / jVXocomtrvtflon Method" con correct frow eye*. Somefimet In ten Ikon one doyf Over 9,000 MCCMlfvl coiet, oil OQM. UlUflLAUtalJbMv wi ’* tel<©/«•• ftoft OA Htet Mo«-Pfo<w ImMmMoa. ■ CROSS SYS FOUNDATION 703 CoamvmMy Horli RMf, Ron Hoc. Mkft.

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HAWAII DOCK STRIKE (Cont. From Page One) Bridge*? Bridges is facing charges of passport fraud on the west coast. Committee officials said they will not call Brides* until these charge* have heen settled. The Hawaiian strike ha* tied up all shipping in the islands since May 1. The companies have charg ed that it Is communist inspired Committee counsel Frank 8 \ Tavenner disclosed one possible liqk between the Hawaiian and London dock strikes. It involves Lett!* Goldblatt, one of two Amerl I’e-ns held for deportation by Britj ish authorities for activities on the London waterfront. Tavenner said that Goldblatt is

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We went ont visiting the other night and the ladies were talking away about weight-reducing diets. One of them had a special “15-day Hollywood diet” guaranteed to slim her down fifteen pounds’ worth. Another was living on bananas and skim milk! I might have known the missus would get the bug, too, and sure enough the other day she asks me, “Joe, what kind of a diet do you think I ought to go on?” "Mother," I says, “the only diet 1 would ever recommend to anyone to simply asoderrtion. I wouldn't

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. (h e secretary treasurer of ,OCM ‘ ’’ • of the longshoremen s union local with headquarters in Lo* » Angeles, is directing the Hawaiian • strike. f He added that Goldblatt has p been Identified by two witnesses 1 before the committee a* a com P munist party e ■ house group J (Coot. From Page One) | e reached agreement on a parity forJ mula to be included in the new » farm law they are drafting. The. I 1 experts agreed generally on the | t- parity formula contained in the e so-called Aiken law scheduled to end next year. Parity is a price • designed to give the farmer the

trust any of thoso get-thln-quieli diets. Simply cut down on desserts, bread, butter, sweets snd f sts—but when you do. even do your cutting down moderstely.” From where I sit, moderation Is the watchword. Moderation with food, with smoking or with the enjoyment of a friendly glass of temperate beer or ale. Actually, moderation addi to the enjoyment of just about anything.

<ame relative buying power from ! hl, product* as he had during the base period now 1909-191!- The ( new formula would set a more re- ( cent 10-year period as the basic ■ period for comparison. , I K - Southern industrial spokesmen suggested to that John L. Lewis of the I nlted Mine Workers should he "cut down to size" because he has bei come "an Insufferable Imre For- ; mer trustbuster Thurmond Arnold condemned the coal union's three'day work week as "an abuse of|

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