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Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 9

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Dixon, Illinois
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TlHnols, Thursday, March 26,1942 DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH Paira Nine to Set Example; We Will Register April 27 Washington, March Franklin Delano Roosevelt haa I a date with the draft board No. 9, White House offici- disclosed today. Purpose: Registration for selec- Itive sen ice. As conmiander-in-chief of the (armed forces, the 60-year-old president is not obliged to sign up with the 45-to-65 age group on I April 27, but he said he intended to do so anyway and his local board lost no time in offering to (register him at the White House. Presidential aides said that the (president planned to accept and (have the regular board register (him instead of selective sendee (bigwigs, although details to be worked out.

The city's largest jht point of a (letter that example thus set jwill be of tremendous value in up- fting the morale of the American so vitally necessary to the of the Study In Contrasts The local board presents quite a study in contrasts. Its members are: James D. Hayes, chairman, 46, native of Indiana who served as World war infantry officer. Henry Heath, vice chair- in, 76, a Washington Negro Cliarles A. Kohen, 49.

a native Russia and a U. S. World war reteran. Dr. Spiro Sargenitch.

70. a na- of Serbia, who served over- is with American forces in the They'll Do It Every Time last war both as a surgeon and in miltiary intelligence. James O. Davis, American bom and a World war veteran, who has been a representative of the national headquarters of the American Legion for the past twenty years. Incidentally, President Roosevelt be.

the first resident of 1600 Pennsylvania avenue on the board's rolls. One of his Negro valets, George C. Fields, has order No. in the first draft but was given a deferred status because of dependency. Catherine the Great, empress of old Russia, was a German by birth, and her real name was Sophia, not Catherine.

Vandalia. 111., March 26 -(AP) men convicted of burglary and larceny in the $3.300 robbery of a St. Elmo clothing store last Dec. 1 today faced prison terms Alaskans fly more miles a year I ranging from five to 25 years, per capita than in any other coun-j Circuit Judge F. R.

Dove, who try in the world. denied motion for a new trial yes- Busy Store PHONES 886 186 WE DELIVER No Mistakes No Misprints Just Bargains Come in and See These Bargains Post Toasties larga 2 sr SNOW-SHEEN CAKE FLOUR 22 Larga pkg. LIBERTY BELL CRACKERS 2 CALIFORNIA Carrots kch. TRUE VALUE Golden Bantam Whole Kernel No Corn COR Libby's Roast Beef or Corned Beef Con NATIONAL BISCUIT SHREDDED WHEAT Pkg. 10 SOLID HEAD LETTUCE 2 SELECTED EARLY OHIOS COBBLERS TRIUMPHS SEED POTATOES (All No.

1 Seed) PILLSMIRV FLOUR MILK SWEET JUICY 2 25c ARGO ORN or GLOSS STARCH 2 PILLSBt'RY PANCAKE FLOUR Plain Buckwheat 3 HOMINY No. 2i2 ran 10c FRESH CARROTS IO CABBAGE 3 lbs. 10 Radishes beh. 4c TEXAS SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5 for Tall cans 22 KARO SYRUP Blua NANCY HALL SW EET Potatoes 6 Asparagus Yal-YUa Whole Unpeeled APRICOTS 2 No. 2Va cant SWEETHEART SOAP 3 bars for 19c 1 bar for lc Deal 20c beh.

lie NO. 1 IDAHOS FANCY SOLID LETTUCE 6'i Only FRESH Box Mushrooms Red Beans 2 19c Kraft Dinner 2 for 19c RUTABAGAS Lb. EXTRA FANCY Celery Hearts Lb FANCY SPINACH 2 5-SEWED BROOM Satisfaction guar- anteed, CELERY QUALITY TENDER BRANDED BEEF AT BUSY STORE BACON Mb. layers LEAN FIRST CUT Pork Chops MOCK CHICKEN Legs 6 for FRESH CREAMERY Limit With Order BUTTER CUDAHY'S FANCY BEEF Chuck Roast 22 lb. CHEESE 2-lb.

box pa I Genuine Wisconsin Brick or £olby Longhorn OQ. I Cheese lb. CHOICE TENDER SIRLOIN STEAK OSCAR MAYER'S SMALL FRANKS RATH'S SLICED Bacon Ends 5-lb. Box 83c Three Get Sentences to Prison for Part in St. Eltno Robbery terday, impoaed the sentences! from which defense attorneys announced an appeal would be made, All three defendants pleaded inno-j cent at their trial March 2.

They are: Elmer Kreisler, 41, F.aut fit Louis tavern owner, not than 15 nor more than 25 years on one count and one to 10 years on the second charge, the terms to run consecutively. Frank Leach, 33, East St. Louis; painter and decorator, same sentence Kreisler. Chester A. Reason, 29.

Mount not less than five nor more than 10 on first count and one to 10 years on seoond charge, terms running concurrent! v. Trees give off moisture. One oak tree with 700,000 leaves gave off 380 gallons of water in 24 hours, by actual scientific measurement. MUST COAST GUARD Coast Guard Ship Acacia Sunk in Caribbean Area Washington, March (AP) The navy announced today that the coast guard cutter Acacia wu recently shelled and sunk in the Caribbean area, presumably by an enemy submarine, and that all aboard were rescued. The was described in a communique reporting the sinking as small unarmed ship of the tender elsss which was used to provide services to aids to nsviga- tion Built in 1919, she displaced 1130 tons and was 172 feet long with a 32-foot beam.

cutter became the 22nd ship in naval service to be announced as lost the torpedo sinking of the destroyer Reuben James last fall. is the 171 ship announced as destroyed by enemy action, the five others hsv- ing been accounted for by demolition or collision. SUPER MARKETS OWNfO AND OPfSATCO BY THE GRFAT ATLANTIC PACIFIC TEA CO. AAP Apricots SEEDF.D Sunmaid Raisins DRIED Mixed Frafts SEEDLESS Suitmoid Raisins 10c EXTRA LARGE Sunsweet pmmm rec MEATS THAT SING with FLAVOR Do vm melt to sleafea wworv port: ruter. lotn veal sod delicate Vamb? trr A P's Utmm ami what pnt eeerr tamr They good beeasrw tbev rr wperb nwaime! Yet the we Vow we oi tone week, make rntbr a small probt per potistd' Come try, come bwy "A Fsswwty Good today Choice Qualify Round, Sirloin, Porferhousa or CLUB STEAKS MILK FED SHORT LEG OF VEAL SHORT CUT RIB ROAST FANCY FRYING OR SMALL ROASTING CHICKENS RIB AVG.

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Soap Powder 2 PKGS WHITE SAIT. Soop Grains 2 AJAX Wall Cleaner 2 I lc Cube Starch 2 13c 25e 24 OZ. 22m PKGS. Baking Pnwder ANN PAGC Salad OH Pwddmg 4 Ite ANN PACE 9PA4VVCTTI OR IB 7 I ft CPC Ow Iti Sandw. Spread 35c mmm am mo cr SALAD 9-OZ mntxM jar Mm or kgg Hooeftot 27c ANN PAGE QtFALrrr Me For Peak Economy ELECT ALL VOUA TOOVS AT.

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