Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 234, Decatur, Adams County, 5 October 1950 — Page 2

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Tavern Equipment To Be Put On Sate Rivorviow Gordons Solo On October 16 Ctetus Milter. proprietor of Hirer view Garden* at th* Berth edge ot the city, anaouaced today that be woald offer tor wale at public suetioa all of th* equipment in hi* popular tavera at 7 p.n. on October id. Th* tavern ha* a three-way liquor license and the place ha* been developed into one ot the meet widely

WAITER AT OICE • MACHINE OPERATORS • PINCH PRESS OPERATORS • ASSEMBLERS • FOUNDRY WORKERS • WAREHOUSEMEN • EXPERIMENTAL WORKERS • TOOL AND DIE MAKERS for day and night shift. Apply nt employment office. Open from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Monday through Friday. NEW IIEA-MV. of AVCO Manufacturing Ca COLDWATER, OHIO

I HELP WAITER! I I MEN I I FOR TEMPORARY WORK I I DURING FALL BEAN RUSH I I Apply at Personnel Office I I Central Soya Co. 100. -I ■ to 5 TODAY ANO FRIDAY ■ B SATURDAY FROM 12 JO 5 P M B APPLICATIONS : alee taken N*«t Week anytime after • A. M. MONDAY

Why buy expensive anti-freeze? Results of Du Pont tests show most motorists can get complete winter protection from $1.25-a-gallon “ZERONE” This may surprise you—but here's what road today. These are the care with low- \ exhaustive winter road and laboratory opening thermostats, operating at nortests made by Du Pont now prove about mal altitudes, and requiring protection anti-freeze performance. no lower than -3O’F. Du Pont "Zerone”-—at only $1.25 per If you’ve been overspending on antigallon—will provide efficient, proper pro- freeze in the past, you can save money tection agtinst cold slather, rust and with Du Pont "Zerone.” corrosion for four out of tive cars on the • WHb Zsrees," tbsSs is as svsgsrstiM prsbfow-it sesdt saiy — Minis—i dwck-ag. • YssUylMS-lgsartssf "Zere— "dslbswsdisf 4gssrttsf smtetbsrhiadssf esti-frwis. • * Zsnm** hat s cbsadcal nnt-MMsr it— hdp kesg a de— seating systaw daaa sad •M t sttsdi rabbar. leieese it tteyt is idatin, H can’t deg the casting tyttaai. This winter, save good money on anti-freeze. Ask your service station attendant if you, too, can use inexpensive Du Pont "Zerone” in your cooling system. • V. •• ©*»• i 7V» V * I JK •rpete iom> •>» dr»e»u*. More motorists use Ou Pont “Zerone” ffnfiVs anti freeze than any other brand QU rllnP Mt TO »wmas KJ* MT TO UVfNW « «-•' t» ’ J' .' TMiOUUH CNLMfltr

known eat— and entertainment •pote la this secttoe of the Mate. Miller did net glee hl* reaaon tor disposing ot the busbies*. Charles Kent ot th* Kent Realty i and Auction company, who will conduct the auction, stated that Mil ler’a lease on the building extended for three more year*. The advertisement appear* la | thia issue of thia paper. In addition ; to the sale ot all tavern furniture and equipment, th* purchaser will - be given the opportunity to acquire I the stock of merchandise on invoice price. Kent explained The tavern haa been operated for more than three yeara under Milj ler’a ownerahip and management.

State* Wide CriMode For Freedom Meeting - Indianapolia. Oct. S. — A statevide meeting of loader* ot the Crusade For Freedom will be held at the Columbia Club next Tuesday, John A. Watkins, lieutenant gover- , r.or and Indiana chairman ot the organlutloo announced today. Cam , paign leader* from all section* of the state are being invited a* Mr. i Watkins guests. ■ . i- f ' . Presbyterian Men In Opening Meeting The Rev Charle* Martz of thI First church at Van Wert. 0.. gave an intoreattng talk at the opening . meeting Wednesday ot the men * club of the Decatur Presbyterian 1 church. He told ot many peraonal i experience* aa a professional foot-j ball player and in other «<>rk while i studying for the ministry and he urged mor* tun out ot church work which ho soya he ha* found the moat ftiterffeting of any work In which be haa engaged. He wax g •tudent in the seminary with the ■.lev A C.K. Uillander, local pastor. Simon Heematra. preaident of the club, preaided and announced tiiat election of new officer* will 'it held at the next meeting ot the club Nqv, i. v........ CHURCH SERVICES Apple Grove The Rev Franklin H Norrie. I well-known evangelist, will be the I principal speaker at the revival to I be held by Apple Grove Vnlted BreI three church three miles east ot I Geneva, starting October 9 and exI tending through October 15. The meetings will start each I night at 7 .SO o'clock and will open I with special music. The public I* I invited to attend any of the aervI ice*. The Rev. Walter Burkholder. I pastor at Apple Grove, will preside. VOTERS! You can register until Oci tober * for November 7 election by calling or contacting the following-. ’ Koiland Miller. St. Mary’s; Amos Burkholder, Berne; Margaret Rohrer, Berne; Eleanor Snyder, Geneva; Nida Deitsch, Decatur; Mrs. Dale Death. Decatur; Gerald Edwards. Blue Creek; Eli Curtis Engle, Washington. These people will be glad to I register you, regardless of political affiliation. Adam* County Republican Com. |l Pd. Pollt Advt.

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aw*"'""* —R 11 .' .. , ’ ' . -we *rw "«M». - ICO— OP NOV— tilting at may angles leave *e —age W forte, i Sweden, a bitter reminder us the landslide vMah a—pt ■—N foe g,MO-population town into the Guete Hiver. CxpfolHm ta—la «bp knowa foed, IN a—tag and » injured. (htNraeNeael ■adk—etaf

Members Os Capone Gang To Testify Senate Probers In Hearing At Chicago Chicago, Get. 5 -l.Vfl- The senate crime Investigating committee sought to learn today whether the old Capone gang/nas rebuilt it* empire into a nationwide “tsyndl cate" that rules/ gambling, vice, nareoftes truffle and other rackets The rounnttiee, headed by Sen Estes Krfau/er. D..’Tenn., opened two-dey secret *&fM3n* at lb a m •In the C/s- court Wrm*e wherewarface AJ Capone was sentenced in 1931 Prr tncome tax evasion. K./f surer. whoarrired hege frotn WteMMton eilftf today .for the hearings, announced that committee agents had served 50 subpena* on mobster*. minor hoodlum* and others who might have information to give the senators. , He said they "hope to serve about about 10 more ." But he admitted tacitly that the committee w*» running Into culty rounding ui> top syndicate leaders who "took it on the lam" when committee investigator* t gnie to town and after the gangton*] slaying of ace detective WilliaiH liruty Sept. 35 Drury, slain from ambush aftrr he wrote newspaper exposes of the underworld, hadffbeen expected to give important Information to th* committee and it wa« lielir ved that ganulaiid tes-'ited. to bullet* Ip prevent him frofn testfljgimr Ketaiiver waint<kjt|la' any boasts who fleet to ar otdTifpvarlng tj< . d IHjs-ililc. < vetgtfuus and piling lr • , i'iii.f investigator George lUtbinson said th. comniltler particularly Wanted to qu-sti< n Tony A-ruido, -r,|Hi'ed boss ot the t'lii.-un syndlcast, and an Vnaelo" Fis-hettl - belf-vcd to l>. . i'her Charles or )a KANE |a| .WALLPAPER* ly 158 S. SECOND ST. yl V—MfMAAN—MfMftftftft For Complete AUTO SERVICE RIAL 3-3609 - GAY’S MOBIL SERVICE — 13th and Manroe St*. <U—U—w—ftftftfo ■ iinra; GROCERY CLERKS LX Ol It STORE Full Time ttntl Part Time Excellent starting salary, 45 hour week Advancement op portunit.es. Insurance and sick benefits. Vacation with pay. Give qualifications and references. WRITE TO Box 231. ' , Democral >

' Rm-co yin-hetti who were “vuca tloiiiug ' *om»wb«r* uouth of th* border, Theie were hint* that they might be heading for Havana or Guatemala. Vexit-an «uthorltl«g> **ld «xtrA dltion of the two did not appear i pos*lble on the etrength of a com- ' mlttce vuhpenal It probably would c be dlffl-ult to eject Accardo and FiM-heiti from the country. th»»* r. eonrr e* added. , Jack Guzik business agent for : the syndicate, also was missing . But the roll of persona served with »übpen.i« wa« crowded with name* linked with Capone'* prohibition1 era regime. Three Chiropractors Face Court Orders r i 8 Indianapolis. Oct. S. (UPI9 f*hlropr»etors In three Indian* cit- , les faced court order* today to I rtop practicing In the state. i A temporary injunction wax Issued'against J. Warren Schafk. in t Marton county superior court here yesterday, and deputy state attor- ‘ ney general Thomas 1.. Webber Vaald similar injunction* were or- > dered against E. G. Qatey. Peru. ' end E. C. Laraen. Kokomo. r The Indiana board of medical remtßttratlon and examination renquested the action in all three J case*. _ Smartest Addition tm • / aJm Ju* g I \ I ' " I 1 II 11 I 1 f■ I I ■ II I* ' I [' Ji I 11 ft 141 ' 11 11l I I f 11 11! 111 I * ■ i V-A ' a^/wAIS T 9175 2«*-w a, IHmip** iflkritu TAKE <IXE yard 51-iueh fabric for any given Via*-' Cut thieu pa't tern part*: Add four smart but- ’ r»-n lies,ilt the smallest skirt e,e.r. Goes-with all your sweaters, blouses. Jacket- dress-up I>r sports' Pattern 917a coincs 111 *-,ii s | -1.-.-, « 2t. 2fi. IS-. 30. Tills easy-ioit-e pattern -give .perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step Send TWENTY-FIVE cent* in coin* for this pattern to MARIAN .MARTIN, care of .Decatur Daily iiruiiH iat. Pattern Dept:, P. O. Box 8710. Chicago 90. 111. Print plainly YOCR NAME. ADDRESS, Zti-NE. SIZE. STYLE NI'MBKR. New season styles for you to . sew! Scud Twenty Cents for our Marian Martin Fall and Whiter I'atteru Book. Fashion* for the young and young In heart plus t'hriatnias ldt,-ae galore! A free nalteni o' a bleu '•< til tilde from - nd vi ,'• inch labile i printed 'll 'be book

Lffhinan, Kohaa Enter International Show Announcement was made today by the international dairy exposition of entries by local dairy cattle owner* In the aenior or open claasea of the big cattle show, October 7-M, at the *tete fair ground*. Adama county atbckSaeii Wks wtiF exhibit at the exposition and try for some of the tSO.SOd in prise* aad th* coveted international grand championship* tor the seven major breed* are: Peter B. L*hMa. Decatur route 4, Jersey: and William H. Kohne ft Bon*. Decatur. Red Poll. Qem*«rat Want Ada •ria* Rasefts

DOLLAR IBM DAYS , < , > / 2nd BIG WEEK OF I IMONEY SAVING VALUES Bt Fro** tjoeet adrowkswtea. ! '£F?L r * C i ! a KIMHitJt. Nerve with wieaers. STUWKMT 32T 31 UKIKUUT IX 1 31 M OHk—» ° COLATC a tee ffl Faitorw. ... Es-.muwirolbwy at Kroner. uw r • £ -* 1 n—• — M I Si 1 it iiiFi—lHr ““ ix.ii aasartadr- -*> ft AVONJMUL CaKt. halve* la ayrup. NKW a«juh. Um* •* Pwli. EMBAtuiT AMBCETS t— 1 !! NOmfr KKOGKK. Soar pitted Rich rhooetete . . . REO CHERRIES 2 «c —V'S 'Ult." 2JX $1 - - • RQi--- *--> taaa« I*l/MR —MH—M——■MtUMMMNMNM—TORMNOMMH——I Nvlf—■ • • . RF'—ni—foo —ay • • • ■* —— —; CUE —M 25 £243 /entcii^—- chedmr'cheese .. — / OU i A— RIHJR BiSfc /sQ9 Cfin Q® MUBfumiMKE »N* HStfiFftumß «.fc yjn ACRUAima j.— —s—- — dM CRRimX KROfiEIBREAP New Super-Soil O? 0 CI. OQc Bread fcLMVRS—V | Com* In end G*» Acqucintedl ■ Giv. You a Fro* Entry Wenk I Jvtt write in 25 word* or lew •Wbof I lA* Beef AboU My Kroger Store" STUFFED IVK* Y FRIZI HOUBLIO* EMBASSY OLIVES if you oftoch dated and from Hot-Doted Coffee . — 6e», or teor-oft abip from Krogw Coffe* coni II Manzanilla* 4 3/4m.V\Jc| Finn ... Delicious Jif — W •s? »1,000-« Cosh •££'. Mo.ooo"cosh jinni ro X, fl,©®*-** Cosh HI I LLv "ES! *2.000-°* Cash — a,*rww «i* uifc| 7A 27. *2s®-°° Cosh Bu. | M «SOO-°° Cosh Crisp. Green California ... PASCAL NEXT 1000 PRIZES CELERY JX .12* tak’KTCsdi'SStak'2o-tak POTATOES'' 39* STOTUMT —Fft-E £; 71* . $| FRENCH BRAND _ .1,79* GRAPEFRUIT 3 29* Vacuum Parked KBOBER COFFEE 2 FULL HALF LOINS WITH CENTER CHOPS LEFT IN PORK LOINS >*4sc >- HALF, tb. Me Fancy, Soft Meated White Rock* ... Pan Ready. FRYING CHICKENS *63‘ Choice Center Cut* ... Kroger Teaderay. Fancy. I-urge Size ... CHUCK ROASTS .. Me PERCH FILLETS . 39*

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UIyMM 8- Otoars lather was a tanner. Th* boy who wo* to becom* prwldent started a* an apprentice in the family aote-lcather tannery. : Dwnecrat Want Ade Bring Result MACARONI I

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5.

Colorado ba* two of the Mtion> highest automobile highway*—to the top of 11.210-toot Mt. Evan* and to the top ot 14,410-foot Pike's Peak. Democrat Want Ade Bring Results / AGENCY M«n*fl and Udler •viU tOc Pick-up Mon. A Thur*. POPCORN SNACK 207 Court Ct. - - -