Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 87, Decatur, Adams County, 13 April 1950 — Page 6

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GRAND OPENING Admiral I B Maytar|| ■’ Kecords ■ H4F| ■ ■ AaA , . . 1 ■■ PUBLIXiSERVICE milX CONSERVATORY OF MKK SATURDAY, APRIL 15 fg REGISTER FOR THE FREE DOOR PRIZES. DRAWING TO BE HE|4 AT S P.M. NOTHING TO BUY. YOU DON’T NEED TO BE PRESENT TO WIN. DECATUR’S OLDEST MUSIC STOtt — PERSONNELOF P( BI.IX SERVICE — OLIVER E. MARMAN, owner .nd manager. else principal of Bubllx Conservatory of Musle. Mr Hannan l« the radio, electronic service technician, having had it years experience and extensive schooling in the electronic profession —_. HfLDA L»-MARMAN..sußecintSho*nt as Publix C.nservatery of Music. Mrs. Harman holds a Manaxers-lnstructors diploma from the Honolulu Conservatory of Mesic arid has been in the tntrsie profeesimt fne-eha guast 13 years. MISS GRACE CALL. instruetbr. Miss Cal! is a graduate of Pu.bllx Conservatory of Music and has been an instructor for Publix for the past 3 years She gives Instruction on the Accordion. Spanish and Hawaiian guitar, and ukulele ' MIM MILOREO NUERGE. instructor Mivs X’uerge, a graduate of Publix Conservatory of Music, has been an instructor for Publix for the past I years. ~ ■ .. . . GERALD ZIMMERMAN, instructor and salesman of band instruments. Mr. Zimmerman received his education at,Manchester College and has been active In the music profession for he past 2<’ years. At present, he directs the Decatur City Band."the Decatur Concert Band. Troop SI Boy Scouts' Drum and. Bugle Corps and the Adams County AH' Band Miss shi RLEV SCHLAUOROFF. Accsrdien instructor. Mias Scblaudroff has had 8 years schooling and instructing of the accordion. BMMfed RmH« and Tatevlalan Sarvlca 119 North Second St

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Violation Os Pure FftAtl BH flurn a/I FWMI Mvl VIMiyCU Borden Is Named In ’ rcucrui vonipiQinr CMeaia, Agri! U.-(VP)— The Borden Co.,'today faced chances that ft violated the gure food aed drat act to marketing a mlatatatad and adulterated toad for Infant*. The complaint wu tiled in federal coart yeaterday by U. S. diet rict attorney Otto Kerner, Jr. Government agent* raid that a Pitta— rah. Pa., hospital eomplaln*d laat year that teverai Intent* became ill after receiving the food, btolnc, from a Borden plant at El

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gin. 11l ’ The 14-connt Information aaid that the food wa* labeled a* I •terile. bat that actually it contained viable organtom, *ubetitirted for a sterile *ebetaace. Dr. George H. Wright, a Borden otticlal. said that the company recalled all **ppliea of blolac after It foand "fermentation" In the food. He mid that the firm made aa “enframe effort" to recall all the food and that lIMi.OOO worth wa* destroyed. Wright aaid no "aerioua" caac* at illneaa were reported and there have been no report* of a recurrence. "We regret,” he aaid, "that th« government feeto each action I* neceuary at thl* date." Short Story Contest Deadline Extended Indlanapolla, April 13 — Th* < losing date' for the Indian* Author* 1 Qulld BW »hort *tory contest ha* been extended to midnight. Mhy 1. it wa* antftiuncvd today hy the* guild prtaldent, Mrs. Carl V. Coonse. Decision to extend the cloning date, originally set for March 31. waa reached when It became apparent that some writers required more time in -which to ready manuscripts. The Grand Coulee dam 1* the greatest single electric power producer in the world.

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Work Is Completed On Razing Os Bam Workmen for th* C. P. Conner wrecking company al fort Wayne, today completed raxing of the barn on the Bowers property on Marshall street The timber* were ■*]- vaged. Raxing of the large barn started Tuesday morning. The Mme concern will rax* the frame buxine** building on Monroe Street, next door east to the Lee Hardware store. The building* were sold to the wrecking concern by William Bower*. Th* United States harvest of tung ante, which yield an excellent fast drying oil fir paint use. has climbed steadily from S.tOO ton* in 1343 to ««.*M tons in 1343 as new groves of China’s tung Ire* In Mie sissippl Louisiana, and Florida have come into production. Sealed mail while in the custody of the Post Ufflce Department is accorded absolute secrecy. There are 3L4F4 rural mail routes in the United States ■ The- Editor' A Publisher y*ur; book lists IS news service* as opeir atink in the United States and Canada. There are 3.324 first class post offices in the United States and its possessions. The Patent Office recently Issued Its' AStm.wxHh patent. The flrtg patent wa< Issued July 31, 17*». ( By Weight,' the shrimp eatofo * American walers far exceed* th« of »ny other shellfish variety.

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