Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 123, Decatur, Adams County, 24 May 1956 — Page 6

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- zi ,< ...... k ~ . '* jjg 1 Down go your total '” all your marketing here. Every day .in every way, _—p— 1 f you’ll save more and more at our low prices ! I Potatoes I Msuuwwumsu / $ 4-49 l| STRAWBERRIES I 1 Bread 8 \| Fresh Every Day! I I loaf I f 1 7c 1 ■ LARGE GOLDEN ■ | BANANAS I I ■(s■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l with juice I ORANGES H CMP THIS COUPON — WORTH 20c ,„ | £ flt doz. sfl 1 ON THE PURCHASE OF 1 * 1 ? IQ Ik SUGAR 79c =.—.— % oast. --— X I «... CLIP THIS COUPON — WORTH 10c I se ?dLESS f ON THE PURCHASE OF nninrrnurr f ril oimin as I GRAPEFRUIT I slk SUGAR 41c j iofor I X \^sw^s — | — 1 1 S9c v I CHEESE I r ______________ 1 I Grade A CLIP ™IS COUPON _ WORTH !2e 1 « — I ON THE PURCHASE OF M . g 59® 1 VACUUM PACKED A WEEK . HIXON’S COFFEE 69c \ ' fresh I 1 LARGE FRESH MILK Gal - 69c I GREEN , I GRADE A | I BEANS I GRASS SEEDS lbs. $1.69 I' - I EGGS I f 2 ft 29 c I VEGETABLE PLANTS OF ALL KINDS! > 1 I 1 *- 49c I ~ DRUGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! I , DOUBLE cola BtlSe 25c mi “ 6 Free with each purchase! CANNED GOODS I ii i- ru 10c e.< h ■ll IWhat 10c Will Buy! WE HAVE A LABGE assortment of FRUIT COCKTAIL Flowers Os All Kinds! 4 cans si.oo IL"J| “ P » H ® d P,a " tS MACHES CROSSES — WREATHS 3 ™n S . 1 BEAUTIFUL PANSIES BOX 49c BOLOGNA Drive Oat Now - And Pick Yours Oul! siUViiJ/ffoo Hammond's Fruit Mkt. 240 NORTH 13th STREET ALSO Hammond's Country Mkt 5 MILES SOUTH OF DECATUR ON U.S. 27 • ' . ..'■ n ‘ •.' • . ' ,• « ’ ' * F •' \ — - ; - . . .—— r „ .

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Truck Damaged In Crash With Engine Driver Uninjured In Accident Here A Mayflower Transit company truck was badly damaged but its driver escaped injury Wednesday at 11:58 p.m. when it was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad engine at the Monroe street crossing. The driver. Oscar T. Lewis, 34, of Peru, was going west on Monroe street and was hit by the engine, which was backing up on the track. The engineer was H. M. Chandler of Fort Wayne. Damage to the truck was estimated at $1,060. There was no report on damage to the engine. Two other minor accidents occurred in Decatur Wednesday. One was at 4:15 p.m. on 23th street. A car driven by Barbara Sipe, 19, of Decatur, backed into a car operated by Mary McGill, 28, also of Decatur. Total damage amounted ot about SSO, A car operated by Joe Dean Cowans of Decatur was damaged by an unknown vehicle Wednesday morning while the Cowans car was parked on Court street. Damage ‘Vras to the left side of the car. * , Red Cross Leader To Visit Russia First Such Visit In Half A Century WASHINGTON (INS) —For the first time in a half-century, the president of the American Red Cross will visit Russia next month to inspect Soviet Red Cross preparations for evacuation and mass feeding in the event of atomic warfare. Ellsworth Bunker, former U. S. ambassador to Italy and Argentina will also discuss with Russian Red Cross officials the possibility of releasing Americans and other free world nationals who are still unaccounted for behind the Iron Curtain. Bunker’s visit will mark the first time that an American (Red Cross president has visited Russia since, the Czar decorated founder Clara Barton in 1902. Not since the close of World War II have the Soviets even permitted a U. S. Red Cross worker to penetrate their Iron Curtain. The Russians could undoubtedly learn some streamlining techniques from Bunker. Assuming office two and one-half years agO, .Augay, turned-diplomat figs slashed the national Red Cross staff from 5,100 to 4,500 paid personnel. Bunker is working closely with the civilian defense administration on evacuation and mass feeding plans in this country. He has further arranged for a complete decentralization of the Red Cross if a sudden nuclear attack should wipe out communications. In the event of an H-bomb attack, 11,000 paid local workers and two million trained volunteers in 3700 American Red Cross chapters will be ready with stockpiled splints, bandages and first aid kits to work with Vai Peterson’s civilian defense organization for race survival. Board chairman of the American Red Cross is E. Roland Harriman ot New York, the Republican brother of Democratic presidential aspirant Averell Harriman. Cardinal Spellman Notre Dame Speaker SOUTH BEND, Ind. (INS) — His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of New York will be speaker at St. Mary's College’s 109th baccalaureate service Saturday and will receive the first honorary doctor of law degree given by the school. The (Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, president of Notre Dame, will celebrate solemn high mass; Walter F. Kerr, drama critic of the New York Herald Tribune, will speak at Sqnday commencement, and Sister M. Madeleva, St. Mary’s president, will confer degrees. - ' TRAFFIC TOLL (Continued from Page One) ington. driver of the truck wa? not hurt and was at a nearby filling station phoning for help when the second car, driven by Earl W. George, Jr., 23, of Bedford, came along and ran into the Pace car. George was unhurt. Gordon K. Bryles, 38, f New Castle, was killed in anther collision two miles south of New Castle on Ind. 103 late Wednesday. (Police said that Broyles was driving west on a county road and failed to stop for the state highway. He was hit by a car driven by Norma H. Johnson, 54, of Lewisville, who was hurt, but is not believed in serious condition. Stephen Sanders, 14, of Switz City, was killed when a farm tractor he was driving overturned in loose gravel on a county road five miles northeast of Linton in Greene county Wednesday afternoon. The tractor struck a bridge and turned over in a creek, crushing the youth to death.

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You Won’t Get A Bum Steer From Carl It’s tough when you have to pay 90c a pound for meat — .. . but it’s much tougher when you pay only 30c. i So don’t judge meat specials by price alone . . there’s always somebody who can undersell Carl. What’s important is quality. Meat advertising with- Y/E out the “U. S. Grade” is like a can without a label... you A can’t ipe surg of what VQl’ra < *-• gjWflLlafok '£l But one thing you can rest assured of . . . you never get a Bum Steer at Gerbers. Come in and see for yourself what really fine meats we’re selling at new low prices for U. S. Grade and Choice. - • , * . . ijWtF borden'S OFWETHEBEST ICE CREAM l /z Gal 6£ C JW I— Tenderloin Birds - Eye FROSTED FOODS Whole or Half ... lb. 73c Peas 2 ° k “: 43c Center lb. 89c FRENCH STYLE Green Beans 2 Pk ,49‘ Choice Adams Co. Beef Saceatash .. ~k g“ 29c round steak m. 69c rrencn rnes zyc CH(JCK Ib 39c Rhubarb .... X- 2?c beef boil : ib. 19c - _— — FRES|| GM|J||D BEEF 3 |b# 51M I TRY SOME EM FRESH PAN SAUSAGE 3 lbs. SI.OO KEWM TODAY ! Kjo GERBERS PURE LARD 5 lbs. 69c JOWL BADONIb. 16c Gerber’s 150 S. 2nd St. Phone 3-2712

THURSDAY, MAY 24. 1956