Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1941 — Page 15

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\ 00-0P BOSSED

L.BY YOUNG GIANT,

James Patton, Re-elected, Rated a Comer by Farm Group.

By ROSCOE FLEMING Times Special Writer

DENVER, Dec. 11.—There's a new|

bass note in the voice of the American farmer; and it promises to get louder. It comes from James G. Patton,

8 smiling young giant who has just - been re-elected president of the |

Farmers’ Educational and Co-Oper-ative Union, by a convention which approved his expansionist plans and asked the membership to take the unprecedented step of extending his term to three years.

» On an ll-acre tract in Denver, the union plans a national home, starting with an office building, later including a complex of warehouses and possibly manufacturing plants, for the union’s co-operative business organizations throughout the region. One union affiliate, in Minpegota, is already the largest grainhandling business in the world, and union members co-operatively own about $100,000,000 worth of creameries and other distributors of farm products, agencies to buy farm supplies and consumers’ goods, and electric lines, irrigation ditches, ete. The union disavows Government price-fixing as a means of bringing about farm prosperity, after an earlier flirtation with it. Let the farmer use his own organized power, It says; let him both buy and sell co-operatively, and thus get as good a price as possible through his own efforts, on both his buying and selling. Mr. Patton thinks the AAA program is wrong both in philosophy and effect.

Opposes AAA Program

“There should be no restraint on the production of needed and useful farm products,” he says. “The AAA program, as at present administered, tends to encourage farm ‘operation’ of the corporate type, and on the other end .to increase farm tenancy. _ “The unit of administration should be the farm family and the family farm. "The program should be re-framed to that end. The basis of a happy and natural! rural iife is the farm family. Everything should be done to build it up, and I do not mean merely by the crop program. Country education is modeled too much on the city pattern.” 3 Mr. Patton has been serving as a Government adviser and observer of NYA and other youth movements. He thinks American youth is the same fighting, ambitious, determined group our youth has always been, with unimportant exceptions, and that our young people will be better than we.

Friend of First Lady

He and Mrs. Roosevelt are friends —he admires her greatly, partious larly for standing by the South movements when the heat was on. The Union is frankly devoted to the interests of the lower-income group of farmers; it is more radical than either the Grange or the Farm Bureau Federation. Mr. Patton thinks the Nonpartisan League did a fine pioneering in giving a voice to farm discon. tent, and his organization has the same fighting concept. It works with organized labor, especially the C. 1 O

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taking advantage of AGP’s

exclusively at A&P,

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NIBLETS

GREEN BEANS 3 tam 280 WAX BEANS ‘oc 2881 ta 260 TOMATOES “47,5, 2 iat 286 TOMATO PUREE 313.122 IONA PEAS “v= finder 3 30.3 260 GREEN GIANT PEAS 2 XX 2Te

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CRANBERRY , ASE, SUNNYFIELD *

CAKE FLOUR

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PREM

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ENRICHED .. DATED .. THORO-BAKED

MARVEL BREAD

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WAX PAPER Queen Anes ER 25¢

25%

A Swift Premium Brand Meat

A Japanese-American solder (left) on sentry duty at the Lockheed aircraft factory in Burbank, Cal, talks to a fellow soldier as members of the 121st Coast Artillery, anti-aircraft, take war stations at the big

New Low Price Fresh Corn off the Cob

SWEET POTATOES™"~2 POTATO STIX "= 2 &%

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FANCY BEETS

MELLO-WHEAT ROLLED OATS

CORN FLAKE

sp RICE GEMS Sunnieid ew Wint RALSTON Breakfast Farina

PRESERVES 17. novo 2

Ann 3 19) oi. ans 4 pu. 23¢"

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SULTANA With 16.08. Chile Gravy

329.

PITTED DATES ®° 2'2"23¢ MINCE MEAT = ™= 235% 15¢ MINCE MEAT ™ 2 3 ENGLISH WALNUTS, w. 29¢

New Crop Paper Shell

MIXED NUTS PECANS

REG. CAN

46-otz. CANS

12-0Z. CAN

INAVY TO BURY DEAD AT SCENE

Bodies to Be Brought Home After War, No. 1 Communique Says.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (U.P) .— The Navy Department, in its first communique of the Pacific war, announced yesterday that instructions (have been issued for temporary burial of naval personnel, including Coast Guard and Marine Corps officers and men, in the localities in which they lost their lives. The Navy said this procedure was made necessary because of the difficulties of ocean transportation in wartime.

Va mites Borore™ ie ‘omat pEADANY LABOR : ACT ATTACKED BY U, S.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 (U. P)— The Justice Department charged today that a Georgia law “coerces” ignorant and poverty-stricken laborers into servitude and peonage in violation of the Constitution.

The bodies of the men|s lost in action will be buried with! =

que said. Text of the comrhunique: “The Navy Department announced that instructions have been issued that the remains of naval personnel, including Coast Guard and Marine Corps, lost in action be interred temporarily in the localities in which they lost their lives. This procedure is necessitated by the difficulties of ocean transport in war. They will be buried with full

filed by the Government with the Supreme Court in support of an appeal by Ira Taylor, Negro laborer, convicted of “cheating and swindling” under the Georgia Labor Contract Act. Taylor allegedly was paid $19.50 in advance to assist in construction of a house and then failed to report for work. The Government, seeking invalidation of the act, said a Justice

military honors.” Naval spokesmen did not elaborate on the announcement, which made no mention of the number killed or the scenes of the action, which were assumed to be in Hawaii and the Philippines for the most part.

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to have those

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The charge was made in a brief]

the law apparently was used as & “legal shield against prosecutions for violation of Federal laws pro= hibiting slavery and peonage.” A similar Alabama statute was invali-

dated by the U. S. Supreme Court in 1911.

ORANGE CAR

IS OPEN

Buy Oranges by the Pound. Save Money.

J. E. GARDNER, Mgr.

No. 2 Cans

TINY PEAS

A&P—Grade “A”

25°

FLOUR

Sunnyfield-Enriched

24-Lb. Bag, 8%

WHOLE OR HALF

FANCY LEG 0’ LAMB STANDING

RIB _ROAST

ANN 2-0s PAGE Botl

VANILLA

PURE EXTRACT

SKINNED CANADIAN STYLE

SUNNYFIELD

PUMPKIN

A&P—Grade “A”

STEWING

SAQA

FANCY

TURKEYS ™"

SUNNYFIELD

10:

Cams : | 3¢ 2 a 25¢

PENNANT |

SYRUP

5 3°

Blue Label ® 134-1b. Cans, 21le

HEINZ

BEANS

ae 3 5 9B

DRESSED

WHITING

CENTER CUT

ANCY FROR LEGS *

Ne. or 10¢ 3c Hat 26¢

4 =

KIRK'S SOAP

Hardwater Castile

15°

astonishing TOP QUALITY

x. Te i5¢

y 1

LAVA SOAP

NAVEL

| ORANGES

= FANCY STRINGLESS

GREEN REANS PASCAL

CELERY

CALIFORNIA

~ " 90¢ 2p... 170 Leg. res. 19¢

CHIPSO

Flakes or Granules

5 21°

CARRITS

FANCY

SHALLOTS

= FLORIDA

FLORIDA

EGGPLANT

32:

= 2% Te

P&G SOAP mm

Or Kirk's Flake White

729°

1 Giant Coil 1 Reg. Cake All for

Guest Size, 6 for 25¢ WALDORF

TISSUE 919

wn 23¢

w. 236 w. 19¢

LUX SOAP

= Bec

SPRY 3 oh é64<

1-Ib. Can, 23¢

SILVERDUST

Dish Towel Packed With Pkg.

IVORY [ SOAP

BRIDGMAN'S

SURE GOOD

10° |

SUNNYFIELD

PURE LARD

MEL-0-BIT

LONGHORN

= CHEESE = DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE

GOLD N RICH

"CHEESE

SLAB BACON Sugar Cured Lb. i9¢

SKINLESS WIENERS .. 25¢ = SMOKED HAMS <0 1.

Any Size End Piece

COOKED HAMS :..%x suis.

Full Dressed

SASAGE "= * 2 ,. 43%

= SMOKED PICNICS PURE PORK SMOKED SAUSAGE .. 29¢

NO BONE REDFISH FILLETS HALIGUY STEAKS

BANANAS srg, ors

Cailtornia

California 36 Size

Count Bunches Each Te MAINE POTATOES hi

at A&P Super Markets! partment filled to overflowing with fresh milk and cream, eggs, more than 40 different

KRAFT

VELVEETA

WILDMERE FRESH CREAMERY

+= ROLL BUTTER

DEEPDALE

EGGS

FRESH MILK 5200 Corin: 2 aus. 256 = OLEOMARGARINE

Refined

LOAF CHEESE ,

w 216 w. 296

Short Cut

Whole or

25¢ w. 39¢ 29%¢ w. 336

York Dressed

1s. 396 w. 29¢

Meat Guesswork Ended

You'll enjoy the Meat Department at these huge, modern A&P Super Markets—just what you've been seeking for years. Every variety of meat you could possibly want—all top grades, and every cut delicious! All of these good things ar kept under controlled refrigeration until the moment you buy-—-you get them at flavor peak!

inates many middlemen’s profits—you’ll find prices astonishingly low! RIB HALF

PORK LOIN ROAST = 19:

SUNNYFIELD

SLICED BACON ~- 2:

SIRLOIN STEAK OR

ROUND STEAK

BEST CHUCK

BEEF ROAST

FRESH FRYING

CHICKENS The Best 3 Catches In Town

Pan—HMead

POLE STAR

w. 120

w 170

HADDOCK reer

FRESH

w. 49¢ ws. 990

Real Value

6e Des. 300 2 we 19 san 100

150 Size

Large, Full

3 nes. 100 pan OO eae 100 10 2: 2Te

No. 1

w. 136 4 cio: 600

Brick r Amer,

w. Sle w. 356 w &e

Nut-Like Flavor

OYSTERS

Ll...

Garden

Yes—really fresh—these wonderful A&P fruits and vegetables—because they're delivered te our Super

Market “Hours Fresher!” You'll be amazed at the

variety, too—and everything kept at STAYMEN

APPLES

FLORIDA

ORANGES

TEXAS SEEDLESS

GRAPEFRUIT ~~ 5

THIN SKIN

TANGERINES

a TT ———e

Serve all the delicious dairy products that your family loves—serve them often—and still save money You'll find the Dairy De-

Fresh

the week!

kinds of cheese!

butter,

Because A&P elim-

NONE HIGHER LB.

Round Bone or Swiss Shoulder cuts—No Neck

Cuts—NONE HIGHER LB.

Cut-up—Read

Solid Pack

flavor peak-—ready for your selection! Remember, too —there’s no “stop” between farmer and store—thus prices are kept right down-to-earth—six days of

For Cooking U. S. No. | Grade

252 Size Extra Juicy

Every item guaranteed—and all

priced to save you money! of the Dairy Department of your A&P Super— you'll be amazed at the savings!

CHEESE Plain or Pimento

(Silverbrook Quarters Lb. Print, 37¢)

(Fresh—Indiana Grade “A” Med. Size Crestview—Dozen, 4lc)

14 -LB. PKGS.

27: 31: 23: +33

Choice | Cuts

for the and Feet Off

Cello Wrapped

+ 23: PINT 33:

h LBS. 2 Doz.

29 29:

150 Size DOZ.

Compare the offerings

2:50. LB. 34. w 37:

VEL

Large Package & 2 Cakes Palmolive Soap

- 22

For

Crystal White

Lagndry Soap

7~29

IVORY FLAKES ne 27°

‘Ivory Snow, Lg. Pkg., 2lc

E-Z BAKE

FLOUR

10 = 47°

5-Lb. Bag, 25¢

CLAPP’S STRAINED ™°™ §....37¢ CLAPP’S JUNIOR ™°™ 3... 25¢

CANDY BARS or GUM... 6 . for 19¢ HARD MIX CANDY

Thin Shell

PEANUT BRITTLE CANDY KORN

CANDY

Gaily Colored Pkr.

w Te

12-0. i

Oc | CHOCOLATES

CHOCOLATE CHERRIES

Light or Dark

w 196 55: 98¢c

Del May

AGAIN IN 1941

THE MAGNIFICENT FLAVOR OF

TISSUE 4 25°

PKG. 10: =

TISSUE

KLEENEX

CLEANSING

xo. r 25

NORTHERN

TISSUE 4-- 19°

8 O'CLOCK COFFEE

aus snd pox bone by

nnigi's favorite. for the tenth yeor in a row.

3:57

OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 4... 26¢ SUNBRITE CLEANSER LIGHT BULBS

Redeem Your Orange and Blue Food STE CLR. To

3 cans 130

on wat 3g

MAPLE SYRUP

BRER RABBIT 2oit nate 2 cans 330

Hagia 12-om.

KARO SYRUP ™* tava 5 on

Jar

DROMEDARY "3.2 GOOD LUCK MARGARINE ,, 2lc MARSHMALLOW

& Nut

White or Fruit Flav.. 14-02. Pkg.

BROOK'S CATSUP For PET MILK

CANNED BEER (Ex. pil $2 cans 3050

Teas. 2560 Wilson" T Carnation . & Cans 33€

GROCERIES « BA

1513 N. Alabama

KERY

SUNSWEET PRUNES DROMEDARY PEELS “**

= CAKE TO AMERICA'S BS

2 Pkgs. 23¢ mes. 19€

SEND AMERICA'S FAVORITE FRUIT

FINEST! FRUIT CAKE

CHOCK FULL OF SPICY GOODNESS

ie. $ 19

CAKE ZLB, CAKE 50¢