Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 11

JOPLIN GLOBE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, IB CHEAPER CANNED FRUIT LOOKED FOR Year's Pack Expected to Be Larger Than Ever Before, Agriculture Department Says. Washington, Sept. 12. UP -More and cheaper canned fruits are In prospect. The agriculture department reported today that this year's pack Is expected to set a new record with slightly lower prices a possibility.

Significant increases are expected, the department said, for canned apples, apricots, sour cherries, peaches, and canned citrus segments. Likewise, some increase in imports of canned fruits, especially pineapple from Hawaii, was forecast for the year ahead. TWO HELD WITHOUT BONO IN GUY Mrs. Thelma Mosier, 30 years old, who was blamed Wednesday night by a corner's jury for the fatal stabbing of Guy Colvin, 50, here August 18, was arraigned yesterday on a first-degree murder charge along with John Rowe, who was present at the time of the stabbing and who was charged Jointly with her. Their preliminary hearing was set for September 18 before Justice Charles McDonald, who committed them to jail without bond.

They had been held on felonious assault charges prior to Colvin's death in St. John's hospital Monday night. Mrs. Mosier, who told police she had been married five times, was employed as Colvin's housekeeper at the time he was fatally stabbed with a paring knife. Detective Chief Luther Laster quoted her as having admitted the stabbing, saying she had stabbed Colvin a he knocked her down twice.

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With Our Service Forces Corporal Clarence D. Swain, who served in the army air forces for 11 months, was discharged August 31 at Camp Beale, Calif. He was stationed on Okinawa. His family resides at 306 Grant avenue, Baxter Springs. Mr.

and Mre. H. E. Queen, 714 Byers avenue, have received word that their son, Richard Queen, has been promoted to sergeant with the Eleventh airborne division in Sapporo, Japan. Queen is a graduate of Joplin high school of 1944 and attended Joplin Junior college for one year before going into the service.

Private Floyd White of Racine, who has been stationed with the Fifty-third anti-aircraft battalion at Fort Bliss, Tex, is visiting hie wife, Mrs. Ruth and other relatives in the district while on furlough en route to Camp Stoneman, where he will receive overseas assignment Private Lawrence H. Lauck, son of Mrs. Thelma Davis, Liberal route 1, recently completed his basic training at Fort Bliss. Tex.

During his training he qualified as a sharpshooter with the rifle, and received training in operating a 40-mtn automatic gun. Tom Vf. Crowder, apprentice seaman who is taking basic training at San Diego, and his brother, Jack L. Crowder, seaman first class, stationed at Coronado naval air base, San Diego, after returning from overseas duty, spent last week-end together on the west coast. They are the sons of Mr.

and Mrs. Laurence Crowder, Galena route 2. RABBI LATZ TO CONTINUE SERMON SERIES TONIGHT "Experiences That Divide and Unite," the second in the current series of sermon under the general theme, "Our Deranged Peace," will be given by Rabbi Charles Latz at a regular sabbath night service of the United Hebrew Congregation at the temple at 8 o'clock tonight Oliver Sovereign, with Mrs. Arthur Henley at the organ, will sing the traditional music, with special solo numbers. The first full session of the temple religious school will be held at the temple at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.

All children five years of age and upward are invited to enroll. Howard Rites Saturday. Carthage, Sept. services for Mrs. Lucy Emaline Howard, 71 years old, who died Wednesday morning at the home of a son, Louis Reed, on Fulton street, will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Knell service home.

Burial will be in Cedar Hill cemetery. Frosted YOUR IOCKW I NO SUGAR REQUIRED I NO WASTE I NO PITTING I NO PEELING I NO SLICING SELECTED FRUITS Honor Brand selected and cellophane protected frozen just 29 minutes of your stocks your shelves with gleaming jars of the most luscious, colorful home- canned fruits you've ever seen or tasted! The sugar is packed and frozen in the fruit. You add just can it. Honor Brand quality assures your results. TRUMAN'S SPEAKING PLANSJNDEFINITE President Says He Does Not la- tend to Make Tour During the Campaign.

ONE 10 POUND PACKAGE HONOB A Froifrd a A pr i i i a 9 i of deli' a i 3 0 Ib tin a i i a 1 3 a HONOR BRAND fresh frosted fruits Ask your LocVer Plant or Grocer for the Honor Brand exclusive, copyrighted, fuJJ color folder 'HOME CANNING intlwJing 9 tetoous new pis arxJ pisliy recipes. Washington, Sept. Truman told reporters today his plans to speak in the current democratic campaign still are In the embryonic stage and that he plans no tour. He said he had invitations to speak from every state, but as yet has made no definite arrangements for any speeches. White House aids indicated recently that the president had at least one definite speaking date and probably would make a couple of speeches during the campaign.

Secretary Charles G. Ross would not say where the speaking engagement was. Later callers at the White House reported the president told them he expected to speak in Kansas City, Mo, in October. Receives Party Leaders. Mr.

Truman made his observations on the campaign at today's news conference after receiving democratic party leaders and 21 candidates for the senate, house and governor from 11 scattered states. In greeting them, he told them: "The first business of mine, of course, is being president of the United States and wot king for all of the people of the country. "My second business is to head the democratic paity and think the democratic party is the only party that has ever worked for all the people of the United States." Several of the candidates said they asked the president to come to their states during the campaign, but received no definite promises. Among those extending invitations were candidates from Wisconsin and Kentucky. The president told the news conference he had approved the entire speech on foreign policy to be delivered in New York tonight by Secretary of Commerce Wallace and that he considered the speech to be in line with the policies of Secretary of State Byrnes.

Wallace is addressing a Madison Square Garden meeting sponsored by the national citizens political action committee and others. FIVE FROM WEBB CITY CALLED FOR INDUCTION Cullcy Funeral Friday. Carthage, Mo Sept. services for Jacob Culley, retired Jasper county farmer, who died Tuesday night at his home, 223 Bois Arc street, will be held at 2 o'clock tommorrow afternoon at the Blake church, east of Carthage. Burial will be in Langston cemetery under the direction of the Ulmer funeral home.

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Webb City, Sept. selectees will leave next Wednesday night for Fort Crook, for induction into the armed forces, the local draft board announced yesterday. The registrants called up are Vvilliam J. Goodwin, Nathan Harvey Endicott, Oral Dean Rose, Glen Luther Snyder and Howard Leelie Campbell. They will leave the bus station at 6:45 o'clock nevt Wednesday ght for Fort Crook.

Marriage Licenses. Caithage, Sept. 12. Marriage licenses have been issued to Billy Dean Rook and Alice Bernice Stump, both of Jasper; Byron G. Dintaman of Carthage and Elinor Elliott of Carthage.

"HOME-COMING TIME" NEXT SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, AT THE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 1314 MAIN STREET, JOPLIN, MO. Sermonettes by different ministers from here, there and where. Also special singing. Basket dinner will be served. Sunday School 10 A.

M. Preaching at 11 A. M. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THIS SERVICE EVERYONE WELCOME Come, let us work while it is yet day, for the night cometh when no man can work. Evangelistic Service Every Night by Irene DUsworth The Voice of Prophesy.

C. O. BARD IN CHARGE GLOBE-NEWS HERALD WANT ADS BRING RESULTS! Way Glorious OF Unrivaled Quality ourTOyears' experience, has a mark of candy character and distinction attained such wide recognition in so short a period. In a few months the Chase Coat of Arms has come to stand for tops in candy quality. In every city where the smart burgundy, blue and gold "Personality Pack" has appeared, men and women, boys and girls have become enthusiastic about the HIGH CREST variety of centers, 19 in all.

About the individual tang of Chase's own chocolate, processed from cocoa beans which we import from West Africa, Middle and South America and Ceylon. About the other unusual ingredients and the magic combinations made of them. About the moderate bite-size pieces, some 50 in all. And all this candy art and distinguished, amazing craftsmanship is available now in your community. Ask for Chase's HIGH CREST Chocolates at your favorite candy counter.

Ready today --in the burgundy, blue and gold box--at $1-50 the pound. HIGH CREST CHOCOLATES TOPS IN VALUE Tastewell--Extra Standard White Cream style No 2 Can Royal Prince--Fancy Golden Cream style Lakeside Fancy June DC AC Tender Flavorful Can Continental--Early June PEAS 'Size 4 She 2 14c Can JLtv Princella--Large Size 4-Sieve Can Shurfine--Fancy SPINACH Fancy No. 2 Can CHEESE Savory Sharp CHEESE Kraft American 31c 31C I I 6-Oz. VELVEETA 30c QUALITY "Be sure of getting the most value for your produce dollar get FRESH fruits and vegetables at A. G.

STORES, where freshness Is a MUST and the first consideration of our produce buyers. Buy tnem FRESH and you get the TOPS in produce values." THOMPSON SEEDLESS WHITE GRAPES Pound 16c IDAHO--AT THEIR BEST--FINE FOB TABLE USE BLUE PLUMS 2 Pounds 25cj SUNKIST--SMALL SIZE--FOB JUICE ORANGES -2 Dozen 43c NO. 1 QUALITY--TBEE PICKED JONATHAN APPLES 2 Pounds 25c FANCY QUALITY--MEDIUM HEADS CABBAGE 5c CBISP--FINE QUALITY CELERY Stalk 13c SOLID HEADS--FANCY CALIFORNIA HEAD LETTUCE Pound He YELLOW--SWEET SPANISH TYPE ONIONS 3 Pounds 13c U. S. NO.

1 TRIUMPH POTATOES 5 Pounds 19c MARKWARDT'S POLKA DOT BREAD--IT'S WHITE--IT'S SLICED--IT'S FRESH DAILY FIRST IN FRESHNESS Sunshine HI-HO for Finer Flavor 1-Pound Package 25c TOPS IN VALUE! Shurfine Grapefruit JUICE Giant 46-Oz. Can FIRST IN Maxwell House TEA Serve It Iced or Hot There's No Bitter Tang '4-Pound Pkg. TOPS IN VALUE! i Denton New Pack TOMATO JUICE 25c GUnt 46-Oz. Can -1 SUGAR Fine Granulated. 5-Lb.

Bag 39 rnifTD'Q rncccc rOLlilK uUrrtt Pound Jar 45 HiMMEMZHI BABY FOODS AM BEIM SCans 23c Full Pint Jar J.U5TRMAX 'Anpfy Wipe dry- That's Ml'' 60c SIZE 39c PRiME rvi Quart BotUe 59c La France Blues In the Suds 3 Pkgs. 25c M. Powdered Pectin For Janim and 10c HEW SHIPMENT! SUNSHINE Pkj. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE OF THIS GREAT ENERGY FOOD QUAKER OATS Quick or Regular LARGE PKG. MINUTE GELATINE Make Your Own Dessert 2 PACKAGES 25c FfLLSBURirS ENRICHED FARINA Wheat Food--Cooks In 3 Minutes Package BURNETTS PURE VANILLA Tall 1' 2-Oz.

Bottle GREEN GIANT PEAS Peeked at the Fleeting Moment Perfect Flavor MANO 30-Or- No. 2 22c PLAIN OR IODIZED MORTON'S SALT 2 round pkgs. 17c VUVIBLRS STORES.