Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 22, Decatur, Adams County, 26 January 1951 — Page 7

FRIDAY, JANUARY. M, 1851

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WEEK END SPECIALS i i Open till 10 '- Saturday Evening Our pwnhome cured tt>. 19c Homie eured heavy ( Slab Hacon; lb. 39c cured Center Cut Smoked Ham* tb. r —„ 69c HEARD, !b. 15c Nice j Madly Backbon ch lb 39c Veal Llvur, lb. Ssc Spaira Ritas, lb. 39c DWBiK'lb. »»• iFreai Hh image, ,|h, _ 39c Smoked FtauMiige*lb, ..,. 01 T«n(»r|o(a, lb, LeaniPofk.Htenkt lb. „ 4f>r P«M Ih. T lk>|w* and Hccf Chop* lb . Koiliml steak, lb. 69c Minnie Steak, lb. 69 c OrahfreM, Ihm. 44/d _ 39c Carrola, bunch 19c SUDDUTH ♦ i MEAT MARKET J So. Wth St. Phone 3-2706 .k : ldT. • ; . ■ • : • *

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Rev. Heiman Picks 300-Voice Chorus Chorus To Sing At Cleveland Parleys The Rey. Lawrence Heiman, son of Mr, and Mrs. John E. Heiman. Decatur route four, and instructor in music at St. Joseph's college, Rensselaer, announced that he has completed his selections for a SOPvoice national high school chorus which will wing In Cleveland at the convtntlopH of three national Cath ollc educational assoc hit ions, March 25-30. j, 4 The three groups are the national Catholic music educators aaaociaf ~1 lion, Catholic business educators association, and the Jesuit edueSr tional association Father Heiman, on the national board of directors of .the NCMKA and also executive secretary of that group's Indiana unit, was appointed at the November meeting of> the NCMEA national board to organize the chorus, which was originally intending to be of 200 voices. Father Herman said that he had received about 700 Applications to his request for high school students to sing in the chorus.' About 100 schools from half the states will be represented, with students attending! from, such outlying places as the pastern seaboard, Louisiana, Colorado', and Minnesota. Robert Bufstader, of the JuiUiard school iif music. New York, will direct the chorus which will attend a threC-day clinic before sinking 1 bthiic the convention delegate* In Ch g land’s public auditorium. The chorus w'ill consist of 100 sopranos, S 5 altos, 68 tenors, and ■ ■ Patio r Helman also director ot the SI. Joseph’s jmlUgc giw

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club jiud fife seminarians’ choir, the combined voices of which total about SO. His choral groups appeared in six engagements so far this yqar, thud several concerts Are alretdv lf«t4d for the remainder of the senool h i m. |. ■ — Decreased Butter Supplies Forecast Increased Milk Use Cited For Decrease Washington, Jan. 26.-r(UF)-* Agriculture? department marketing spi•cialists lo.duy forecasted smaller butter wupplhis throughout ,1851 than last n*r becauise of lucres* ad conwumptlon of milk. They said the Increased milk <•«> Mimptlou mu cut butter prOductkm 20 pt,»ictnf;*<it|rlng tin pant aix months. t,°hre>m iproduntiim, also -4ijh mb nt ?op fluid mill; wuppllm, Im lo percent, tlwy anwL ’ vflth more money tn spend aiv buyina mwnHuhl milk,'' oil' official hUiml "Tim rewull H ihui th* I« I? Im" -milk foi’ Timi imiiiuk" into i's dun v Im is liu dh ntltm” <W*‘ IbM thlw Mlualhm will i miiimiv tinuighmil 110'1“ <>fficiah||atd dairy farnwra and butter maihfm iiiimrs frhr they may lose psrl of thrif market to the ob to meet d|'|tmnd for butter Homa have <'v« ii UtjlviH ;p( d relaxation of ,butter import control* to boowLth" domestic »hpply during the period of low production. Although butter imports ai|» not banned by law, they require povernmOnt' licensing. Scarcely *slx months ago dairy farmers wa-e plagued with surpluses of ebth cheese and butter. By Sept. last year, the government had mote than 190,000,OOQ|feounds of surplus butter to support;; producer prices. But lower later let the govern all of its cheese, and butter stocks on the open market bs>f£>re Jan. 1, 1951. I , 1 Bloomington Banker ? Dies Thursday Night " : ' ( i. H ’ Blooming«|>h, Ind., Jan. (UP) Roy O. PI1&. 73, president of the Citizens Mwk andTnist Co. here, died at hiisfhome last night, lie * was bno’ ig' Indiana University's eldest living; former athletes and a members u( the I. U. athletic committed § If You H|vg Anything |to Sell T/y Democrat Acu »rirg Naault* I I • T®*' 1

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Denl4Cub Scouts In Recent Meeting . \ ■ 1 ' ' ’■ ■ j. \ Cub; Scout den 14’s recent meeting w|u opened with the collection of duM according to scribe Jerry and closed with the living? circle. In between, the members the den w-orked on achleveinOfit jfive, then discussed various meant ?f travel. They met at the hoirieTdf Mrs. Grice, den mother, and games were played and treats were Mrved. ? ' . . ■ 1 - - --- National Security Meeting On Tonight •The? fjlin, “Behind the Nation,” will la* photon tonight ut the scheduled (|p|n meetlng’xjn national security! |t which' Ed Jalwrg will be the prtmdpal according to Miss Margaret Kiting, president of the Apfrhun Legion post 43 auxll. Urv, j^ngore. of the series. The l» set for M p. m. In the Les I# liume, and is open to lha renof#Hpuhlb •L J Jxoßnationi Listed. Civil Service* UtiHl|pf «le|i ogtiHiliiis, ivp'hH4 t nfrico machine oppiUl (irs, tmglmmrfcLJigl heerlnn dt'aftanjon, dental offh m"ii'tMLjned' leal (iffi. pre, aa well an new examiner anil budget examiner;, meteorolcmlcal aid, dietetic lutein, have be»‘ir-aiinoi»nr<m by the U. S. civil service- cmpmlssion. Salaries vary with tl<> different positions, as well as the positions are located. For .further information abou’ these j and other examinations contal-C Robert Frisinger in the Decatur ijostofflce. ; ? $ Two Minor Wrecks Are Reported Here City- police investigated two accident* Thursday, h°ih of them similar- and both of them minor. , The first occurred when cars driven by Robert Bulmahn, 127 South Fourteenth street, and William, Kinta, ,;of route 2, collided at' the intersection of Second and Jackson streets. The other occurreJ when a car driven by Norma Yount,| of route 1, Monroe, and a truck. jßiyin by Alva Snyder, of Madtami collided at the Second and street intersection Damage was reportedly negligible hi botk tniiances. •/ “ ■ > Democrat k*a«B Ad* Bring Rasulß

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Ohio Newspapers' Freedom Threatened iMoiir Measures Given I State Legislature Columbus. 0., Jan. 26—(UP) — Ohio j newspapers today faced the loss of Some time-honored freedom if four bills now pending in the state legislature become law. TWo of th|e newspaper Ijiills were introduced by Rep. Johiji J. Lynch, D„ Mahoning county. One woutd force newspapers tp print the name of the writer' of all editorials and articles dealing with political candidates. The other would force reporters to .disclose the source of all iqformatlon coh« talned Jn tfieir published *torlt*. A | third bill, authored bjt Rep. Kenneth W, Thornton, R, fuiya* hoga <inunty, would han printing. hrniplc/HMtlrig or televising [any parimutuel rmlng Informal lop |h Ohh), except ilurlng' mi ,n Hl hot'lli*fL r«. i|i*| event in ihe alate 1 \ Aiiolhei, htlKHlmod by Hop l.tuili .1 Mehnedler, It, llanil|i<m, provides for a puhlh ajHmi of driy niah’iiai iiMiißiifi i" ii'thi am* "public opinion oil polliltml, Meinl or td’oimmlo questions or IssuW without 'identifying the writer; publisher < r apo bllla arp! fin thar demontdraThmk as to the general disturbed sftttc of mind in the < urrent v period of history.” James CroHHley, managing editor of the Columbus Citizen, said, "it should be the last thing we do to irtfrlnge in any way one one of our basic freedoms the freedom of! the press.”

Disabled Vets Plan For Pair Os Parties x i .. Adams county chhpter 91, Disabled American Veterans, will' iioM a public party Saturday evening from 7:30 until 12 p.m. Tonight is "get acquainted nite” for members and their families. Various gameu are planned for the evening apd a good time is assured all who attend. Gerald M. Sinitley, commander and service officer of the chapter. stated a supply of ' bonus application blanks is on hamd| for the benefit of those who have no*, yet filed, also information, on civil service positions may be had by asking for them. Several posiiioitF are open in this area and all voter ana, are given a preference When applying for civil service positions.

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BUY BETTER BBYS You get Better Buys at Scheiman’s when you shop here regularly. You save money each time, so you better stop here tnany ' times. Stop in! PORK STEAk 1b.,_55c FRESH PORK SIDE tb.„4sc CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS lb._69c SLICED BACON - T —- lb.-49c 1 ' •■: L - j r ... -/ t . .. j \ ... BACON ENDS AND PIECES tb. -29 c SMOKED SAUSAGE Ib 158 c CREAM STYLE YELLOW CORN „ 2 for 29c COUNTRY EGGS Doa, .48c See us before you well your livestock. Siheiinau Urns. Market. I'HONB 3-2 BM t .

ISATURDAY & SUNDAY I I SPECIAL H Fresh I>KY COTTA,;,; CHEESE H H 2 19c 10c lb g II TASTY LONG HORN CHEESE II g 63c »'■ g EL pecan log roll H Creamy Vanilla Ice Cream with Orange Fjj Sherbet Center Roll in Pecan Nut Meats, B ONLY |-Q C Qt. ■ i El \ N. G. GOSSARD, Mgr. DECATUR, IND. fi|

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