Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 195, Decatur, Adams County, 19 August 1959 — Page 6

PAGE SIX

ORDER FROM HOME BY PHONE WHEN YOU ARRIVE YOUR “BROASTED” CHICKEN” will be ready SHAFFER’S RESTAURANT PHONE 3-3857

■wry sv BywCTw l Shop <Oirocier i For Fresh, New Pack Canned Foods! ■ % J Our Shelves Are Really Loaded With New Stocks-Buy Nowl I. Everyday Low Prices|l ——i Inman Brand--New Pack Rushed to Kroger —Fine Quality pt Freestone Peaches 5 4 chicken m aa Avondale Unpeeled To Capture All The Sweet Flavor In Every Can >IE or turkey 5 for 99® — — MM M JL I ■ ■■l ■ M M ■ __Whole Apricots » ■i-’I N® w Facie ■ at Kroger Now HI ■ H / Free 25 \ Pineapple S" 5 $ l flop value diampsi Niblels Corn 2 37* Red Cherries 2'“45* ■ ...... ■ Vanity Fair— assorted colors Kroger brand—the now quality dressing with the coupon below and the purchase of a ■ m | > <■ AdX ■■ I It e 8-o*. V u I Sno White Cremelite I Po P er Towe,s 6 “ 100 FreiKh Dressin 9 “ 21 U ~~ Drip or Rerulsr Coffee Evershsrp Bchl<% Kroger Brand Cooks Tender Si Fslta > Manor House f...<i75c Injector Blades .*# 59c Elbow Macaroni u. 23c Bayer Aspirin 39c Floor Cleaner q..a 98c Tampax .h J 49c Whobut Kroger has such lovin’ cared for fryers? psssi Flying Chicken I* *” ’cXn.lit. Cak. 1 1 An y Wa y You Like It “’ <SS This coupon good at Kroger thru Sat., ■ S hr Cut UD <' LfiOS OF Backs OF August 22, 1959. Limit one per family, K _ UT J , «*. f ■ saf 1 D °’ K> g piease. 13 \\\\\ /) Tray Pack Thighs ' Breasts >• Wings „ I Necks 'X ‘X-A . imi Fresh Grapes Jw EAc jQc |ff|c S'c 3-*! 00 “-ww a »i9 “-IV Bartlett Pears 3.4?< 100 Top Value Stamps __ || e q W ' f h *h* cou P on at r ’®hf an d the purchase of a 5-lb. s==» yitfr and the purchase of a S-lb. ; Yellow Onions 3 U>. 33 >?> -_.> Kingan*. § “iaiSni'e Canned Hom §; Michigan Carrots 2u. 29* Canned Ham ci„ 4 #V RSmSSwSI' U. S. No. 1 All Purpose White 2F«T"""uf rn< Skinless Wieners» s9* MI3TOCS Chipped Beef X 29* Mi Reliable sHMBX MF AA FA ao Sliced Bacon » 59* 25 w 50 ’■ IHMI Mm Mm B H fr«e 50 Top Value Stamps ||| jTttlttl RSIIH IS? with this coupon and purchases totaling $S or gs ■■ ft ■■ ■■ * g ■ S more except beer, wine or cigarettes. This ■ Free 50 Extra Top Value Stamps with the coupon at right and $5 purchase | Grocery prteee etfeetfve thru Tuesday. Meat and produce prices effective thru Saturday. We rooerso the rW to Umß «O*dtNO» . . .

11,500 Hoosiers Jobless From Strike INDIANAPOLIS (UPD-A state official estimated today that the steel strike has idled 11,500 Hoosiers other than steelworkers, including more than 6,000 construction workers. William C. Stalnaker, Indiana employment security director.

said more than half of the idle workers, not including steelworkers. are construction workers who regularly were employed inside the struck mills or on other steel company projects. He said the railroad industry also was hard hit and nearly 3,200 layoffs were reported in that industry. Stalnaker said about 2,550 of the 39,559 unemployment insurance claims filed last week were from persons made jobless by the strike. | The number of new claims filed

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. bECATUB. INDIANA

with his division last week dropped to 6,480 from 10.992 the week before; Stalnaker said. Claims from persons out of Work a week or longer increased from 29,053 to 33,079. he said. Most of the secondary unemployment created by the strike has been confined to the Lake County area, he said. Over 2,500 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day.

Machetes Ending Teapot Tempest PORT AL PRINCE, Haiti (UPI) , —The government today enlisted the aid of thousands of peasants armed with machetes to hunt down 30 bearded men who invaded southwestern Haiti. Pierre St. Ange, a pro-govern-ment National, Assemblyman from

Jeremie, in southwestern Haiti, admitted the invasion force had evaded government troops so far. “I have distributed thousands of machetes to my people and sent them after the invaders," St. Ange said. The Dominican Republic, which shares the Caribbean island of Hispianola with Haiti, offered to help. It was announced In Ciudad Trujillo that Dominican President Hector B. Trujillo informed Haitian President Francois Duvalier

he would extend his “full cooperation" in dealing with the invasion. There was no immediate indication Haiti would accept Dominican aid. The invaders captured the town of Les Irois last Friday and held it for a short time, releasing some prisoners from the -local jail. . • - * Over 2,W0 Daily Democrats arv sold, and delivered in Decatui Want Ad — They bring results.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1959

Classic And Others - Need New Bowlers The opening meeting of the Classic bowling league will take place Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Mies Recreation. The secretary announced today that an oneteam opening exists. An average of 830 pins or better is required to enter this league. AU captains and interested persons are-invited to the Thursday meeting. Other openings in Mies Recreation leagues are: the Rural league, which bowls on Wednesday evenings at 9 p.m,: the Merchants league, 6:30 p.m., Tuesdays, and the Sportsman league, 9 p.m. on Fridays. Teams or Individuals interested in any of the above, should contract Mies Recreation for further detaUed information. 'Sports Wire GIANT TRACK DOUBLE CHARLEST TOWN, W. Va. — (UPD — A $2,603.40 daily double, second largest in the United States this year, was recorded Tuesday at Charles Town by Rush For Gold ($104.00) and Ramapur ($31.80). The year’s top double, $5,302.20, was returned at Phoenix, Aria., Feb. 13. BRAZILIANS OPEN HOUSING CHICAGO (UPD — A delegation of more than 150 Brazilians officially opened the housing center Tuesday for some 2,200 athletes entered in the Pan American games. r - BRENNAN TO AIR SPORTS CHICAGO (UPD — Terry Brennan, former Notre Dame football .-x coach, will assist Jack Brickhouse in announcing WGN’s college football series each Saturday this fall. CLOCKED AT 130 M.P.H. INDIANSPOLIS, Ind. (UPD — Wayne Weiler and Jim Packard were clocked at more than 130mfles an hour Tuesday to pass the final phase of their drivers tests for qualification in the Indianapo’lis 500-mile race.

Purdue Graduates Local Students Two Adams county students were among the 628 students who completed work for degrees in the 1959 summer session at Purdue university, according to the list' announced by the office of the registrar. This total included 61 candidates for the doctor of philosophy degree, 260 for x the various master’s degrees and 307 for the baccalaureate degree in various subject-matter areas. Following a 10-day period for checking that all degree requirements are fully met, diplomas are mailed to these summer graduates. They are- included as members of the 1960 graduating class and may return, if they so elect, for the public conferring of their degree at the annual compencement excerises next June. Adams county students in this group, and the degree earned, are Elizabeth M. Doehrman Graef, R. 1, Dectur, bachelor of science, and William B. Hale, Geneva, master at science in engineering. Natural Air-Condition NEW YORK (UPD—American Indians had their own system for air cooling. Apaches, Cherokeefc and other tribes soaked blankets in cool mountain springs, then hung them outside teepees so the breezes, if any, would be icewater cool.

O-r «lZtl “Here comes the pitch . . . followed by an objection!” QUALITY PROTO FINISHING AU Work Left Before Noon on ThursdayReady the Next Day, Friday, HOLTHOUSE mu« co.