Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 134, Decatur, Adams County, 6 June 1941 — Page 2

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n& s W"i aCl !%n milt its* Back and forth, up and down, with every roll of jour lire*, the cwrtU arc constantly flexing... until wunctimes they break because of flexing-fatigue. • There b one way to prevent or reduce this type of tire failure. That is to strengthen the cords, which is exactly what Lee has done! After the famous 5-million mile Florida Road Teat, lat cords averaged 9.1 percent stronger than the average of the other tire cords. This extra safety ... and extra miles, t 00... cost nothing extra in first-line Lee DeLuxe Tires. They sell for less than you guess! Drive in for new low prices, trade-in offer, and easy-pay plan. Lggj H ■ J h

Legislative Leaders Meet With President •’•nwanx zr-ww ■> —ZLJ *' f ' E2T 1 iSFftrt fei r I' ' * fife > *•U 1 11 iw«l bad r ■ ■ --V -fl ci MR. ’. sK,, ■ •** wb '••Wlw 9 w****m? John W. Mctormack. Kam Kay tram, Henry A. Wallace and Walter F. George togislative leaden meet with President Roosevelt at the White House in Washington tor an Important discussion on national affairs and existing legislation in congress Shown, left to right, are House Majority Leader Joi® W. McCormack of Massachusetts, Speaker <>f the House Sam Rayburn of Vice Prcsideat Henry A. Wallace and Senator Walter F. George of Georgia, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. 1

* RURAL CHURCHES * Calvary Evangelical Church George 8 Loxier. minister — !* Jo a. in Sunday S< haul. W.! I. Johnson, superintendent. io 30 a. m. Divine worship and sermon. , 7:3ft p. m . Thui *day Prayer and I | praise service. Union Chapel U. B Church insight L Patterson, minister Sunday School 9.45 a. in. T. 1. brew, superintendent. Morning worship. 10:35 a. m. | "The Disturbing Gospel." I Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. tn. ' Evening service. *:IS p. in. Mid we. k prayer service Thursday. 1:30 p. in. The Young People of the church are preparing Wilkinsons play. | "Abigail Goes Haywire" to he pre-

Strikers l*et Army Men Fly Away Finished Planes r ■■■WW "tot'.. ■ " I 1 ■■ . ■ V'dßL 5 •’ml' ’ "* W- — ..*».. .» ,i i— ■ hi— ,a iJ Pilot* of th»- I'. S. army air corp* an- pictured entering :h<- strike-closed North American Aviation Plant t at Inglewood, Cal., to take delivery on completed combat trainers which they will fly to army air field*. I Tlu- Mtrike. called by the C. 1.0., make* idle 11,50 ft production worker*, and ties up more than one fifth of < I the- natton's warplane output.

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I tented June 10. The proceeds to ‘ I apply on th>- expenses of conven-1 Jtion week at Wawasee. baily vacation Bible school starts I Monday. All children of the com- 1 | munity arc invited, regardless of I < reed or faith, to Join the work and 1 fun of vacatlrm school. The lime, I 8 45 to 11. June to SO at the churi h. Wilshire U. B. Charge O. E Hawk, pastor Pleasant Grove Sunday School, 0:10 a. m. Lawell< e Jones, superintendent. Worship service, 10:30 a. m Sermon by pastor. Union Sunday School 10 a. m. A. L. ' Harmon, superintendent. I Class meeting. 11 a. in. Hay Roy. leader. Prayer meeting Wednesday rvening. 8 p. m. I All are Invited to attend each and all these services.

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To Present Flags To Church Sunday Special services have been arranged for Sunday at the Zion laitheran church for the presentation of an American and a Chris-. tian flag to be placed Io the main auditorium of the church The service will lie held at Ift o'clock Sunday morning Speaker for this occasion will be Rev. Paul L. batmenfeldt. pastor of the Zion Lutheran chun h. Fort Wayne, and chairman of the Missouri synod army and navy commission. Rev. Paul Schults. pastor of the local church, will have charge of ihe liturgical services and will receive the flags for the congregation The church choir and Sunday school children will sing The flags are a presentation by the Walther league and Sumlay i i school of the < ongregatlon Os a I rich silk quality and four by six

I feet in dimension the flag’ *lll I find a welciwne scropfsnci by all member* of the parish and friends. - — * Test Your Knowledge I Own you answer seven of these I ten questions? Turn to page i Four for the answers, b— -♦ I 1. A Pyrrhic victory Is one obtained at little cont or at too great cost? S Another name for an ei«l>hant Is p—- <n? 3. What Is the title nf Tenny son's series <rf poems about King Arthur and the Knights <»f the t Round Table. 4. Who wrote "Man's inhumity to man makes countless thousands mourn"? 5 Name the heaviest liquid 6 A ellrrnaup is a protective ; leather covering of a stirrup, a parting cup of 'beverage taken by a mounted horswnan or a drinking vessel shaped like a stirrup? I 7. Mrs. Franklin b Roosevelt. Wife of the President, received most of her education in England; i true or false? 8. What river do the Catskill Mountains overlook? 9. Who originated "the Gibson girl"? ■ in. Which Negro trumpet player and band leader is known as "Sat1 chclmouth”? Q—.... — Card of Thanks We sincerely wish to thank all our friends and neighbors and all those who so kindly assisted us during the death of our beloved mother Mrs Johanna Gave. The Children VeeolslmrHl «r AUmlsHlrator WHS Will »««e«rd. »'.■<•«* N«. 3M« Naikw Is hereby givew. Thai the Ilri.l. r-ignv.l ha - hr. n .|rite«l A«l---ri,inl«<r;it- with wilt nnt»->e«l «>f the MtaVe of Job.inna Hare I Ale of II ' i. . mml. Th. < state i H probaMx «viv< nt llsrmnn Gaw VlinlnMra.tor »Hli will annexed trrH 1.. I.merer, tllurne, lune f>. I»ll June *• 13-30 | — , ■ — 0. —— Trade In a Good Town —- Decatur

FOR SALE All modern horns within railroad tracks. Garage attached. 5500 down. Rest like rent Boh Heller Phone 2 Residence phone 870 — ■ . -"J!” Quality and Economy <|uality and Economy go hand-in-hand at our More. Here your get the finest furniture the markets offer plun the lowent prices. Now is the time to buy new furniture for every room in jour home... living room . . . bed room . . . dining room . . . kitchen.

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RATES One Time—Minimum chsrga of 25c for 20 word* or Is**. Ov*r 20 word*, I'4* p*r ward. Two Timas — Minimum chargs of 40c for 20 word* er l**a. Over 20 words 2* Ms ward far the two time*. Three Times—Minimum charge of 50c for 20 worde or leee. Over 20 worde 2'/ t o per word for the three times Card of Thank* .......... 350 Obituaries and ver*** .. V 00 Open rate—Display advertising I 35c per column Inch. p -4» '•BLIND" ADVERTISEMENTS Advertl*emenlo appearing in thia column without names *ign ed are “blind." They are to be answered by letters, addressed to Hie box number in care of the bally Democrat. We can ’ give no Information concerning I the parties advertising. p FOR SALE rARMBBS ATTSSTIO.N — 5«»-A at our expense tor dead stock removal. The Stadler Products Oo„ Frank Burger, Agent. 13-ts HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS in 25 varieties, strong potted plants, 15c, 3 for 25c. Decatur Floral Co. Two hatches of high-grade Polarcm tested baby chicks each week from 350 to in sgg laying strains; also baby ducklings. Prices reasonable Model Hatchery. Monroe, lad. Mf LARGE SELECTION of plant* for porch boxes and flower beds. De<atur Floral Co 130*t FOR SALE - New and used Kelvinator refrigerators; washers; electric cook stoves. Decatur Hatch- '' ery. James Kitchen, salesman. 117-U FOR SAdLE — Cabbage, tomato, man-goe plants; fresh garden ' vegetables; ballas Goldner, 1333 Monroe St.. Phone 3*2. 133-3 t U. 8. APPROVED Puliorum tested chicks from bred-to-lay and fast maturing stock for greater profits. Order summer chick* now, hatches Monday and Thursday every week. See Decatur Hatchcry. Phene 427. 1 FOR SAIaE Home grown Strawberries. We aim to satisfy, barI old Rhynard, 20* High Street FOR SALE Good ronn shorthorn »t<H-k bull, will trade on larger bull or other cwt tie H. P. Schmitt just over the river. 133t3 FOR SALE- Frlgldaira snd Crosicy refrigerators. Buy now, avoid price raises. Uhrick Bros. 131-24 t SAVE MONEY and yet rssulta with Burk's Chick SUrtor. containing C-KA-GENK, prices |3.75 per 100-lb. Burk Elevator Co. Phon* U. ____________ FOR SALE — St. Bernard pups; also matured dogs. Harry Reed. 1 mile north and X, east of Bluffi ton. 132t1X FOR SALE — Sepectacular Axminister and Wilton rug values. Rich luxury, glorious living is reflected in the quality and beauty of these rugs. Priced as low as |33.50. We warn you. they will not last long at this price. Liberal trade in allowance for your old rug. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 122. • 133-3 t

FOR SALE -City lots 50x132, |2OA Msrcsr Ave. lots 50x110, 2500 | to 30 seres. Decatur |2oo aers. Address Box 30* Democrat IM-3tx FOR SALE-All kinds lets ve*etable and flower plant*. 50c hundred. Mrs Wm. Strabm, IM N. 2th St. 133-3 t FREE FOR THE HAULING Kindling wood and saw dust. Apply at the offlee. Wayne Novelty Company. i|«it FOR SALE Oliver I row corn cultivator. In good condition. W A. Wbitlenbargor. I mil** northeast of Decatur, rout* thru*. g 134-3tx ' —' FOR SALK Sow with • pigs Call Geo. Schislerstolß, Phon* 1734, Monmouth. |34 3t FOR SALE Two gilts, corn plow. Turnbull wagon, cow and calf; cow; iron wheel wagon. C. A. Hurdg. corner 334 and 101 bigbwayn. Phone 5204. IM-ltx FOR SALE - Hou*, corner lith and Monroe *treel*; May terms; large lot. C. A. Burdg. Phone 5204.' 1343 U FOR SALE Some 1240 Frigidairo electric ranges. Big reductions. Buy gow. Uhrick Bros. 13141 FOR SALE —Used bath tub with titlings; good condition. Roy Kaehr, Monroe, Ind. 133-3 t FOR SALE All kind* garden and flower planta. ’< mile south of Hospital on Mud Pike. Victor Amur her. Phone 503. It - O -- 1 ■ — WANTED BUY NOW and save plenty. Spe. ial low prices on new. used, and repossessed sewing machines. All makes repaired; needles, belts, parts. Singer Agency, 445 8. First. Phone 411. l»0-12tx WANTED ~ Far* loans, tow rate*. No commiMbion, appraisal ar till* examination eosta to borrower. Short term loans arg tow as 4%. Saw no before Making jour loan. The Suttlgf Edwada Co. WANTED Loans on farms. Eastern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms See me tor abstract* of title. French Quinn. 33-m-w-f MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, Repaired and Reflnished. We buy and sell good used furniture. Phone 430. evening 4524. Decatur Upholster Shop. 104-30 t FARM LOANS at 4« for 10 yearn. No expense to borrower. C. D Lewton, Decatur, Ind. 220btf FOR RENT FOR RENT OF MALE - Portable street fair stand 10 x 30 feet with screened In kitchen. For informs lion call 253 U4-a3tx 0 MARKET* AT A GLANCE Stocks: irregular and quiet. Bonds: irregular. Oueb stocks: irregular. Chicago stocks: mixed. Grains: higher. Wheat up rts to 1H cents a bushel. Corn % to % cent higher. Chicago livesimk: hogs firm, cattle steady, shetgr strong. Cotton: steady. Rubber: steady. Production of silver In the U. S. increased from *5.120.000 ounces In 1232, to 71.U5.000 ounces during 1240. 'ffss.&vaIAN COMPANY rwwww Mrwrvwww e nv w !*»• !• »»»••!< frtu SIS. !• »•*•■ Ovsr UcksSsr Hara—Pkswe 331 N. A. BIXLEB OPTOM ETRI*T Eyes Examined Olaaau Fitted HOUR* 1:10 to 11:20 tt:2o to *:*o •aturdays, * 00 p. m. 188 Men and Boys SLACK SUITS Shirts with short or long stoevM. Trousers with belts to match. $2»5 to $$ VANCE A LINN

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•rady'e Market f»r ■ Grsigvm., »*x ■ ci«m* « ■ CoriactM ( B No comtuiss| ua » 8( jfl '“b I 100 t u 12(1 lb, ■ 120 to 140 lbs *'4H 1«> to 140 ibi Ito to Ho in _ I*o to 240 lbs **■ »4o to MO lbs 2«o to 3<.Q lb , >«B 3wt t<> 350 it,. — 35ft lbs 4u.| yp H Roughs Stag* mH Vealers " — UtH Spring Unib. H flipped lamb* ' H Yearling lambs -«l_|Jß wholualTigo Abo I POULTRY QUOTATOM I PuH'lsM* kr M MsU's Egg * payivy ■ ftecatur p hCM , M H Cornets* j U n« ( ■ Prices tor grxtcUs.oeenjp ■ Clear, large shite tgp _ J - Brown or mixed eggi, i irt , Heavy hens ■ Leghorn hens, lb I Heavy broilers, barred or xin/ I ro< k>. 1 lb>. and up . ... nM Leghorn broilers. Jbe, or I over .. Old heavy rooskrs, lb fl Old to shorn riHißti ri, lb . bl Turkeys, young m ih FORT WAYNE LIVUTOCA I For! W o rn- lud Junt ( JJ. Livestock Hogs, steady to 15< b.gbe- * 220 ibs D 35. IM-KM lbs 160 ISO lbs , 19.15, 2391* K . 12 20; 2|o.JM lb, bio ■ lbs. 39. 2bO-3O(i lb*. HR Ml , lbs . D 90. 350-MO lb». pi; » I ISO lb, i«, 5. 140-IJO Ita Itt , 130 140 lbs 19 35. 1001 k K | 12.10. i Rough*. Ii 25. Gag.. |T I Calvro, 110.50. Spring la in be. |l2, CLEVELAND PROObCt Cleveland. Ohio. June .■■l Produce Butter, ateady; extru. IV standard*. 37c. Egg* steady, extra gr*4t.dm • 24c; current receipt*. 23c Live poul'ry. ftrsdy. bm.to* I I 20< , dm k*. fam y young i IS dll ■ up, 14 15c mu»cn»y and casd . 1213 c, turkey beu» tu UM* ' Hie. Potatoes. Ohio and ruuM »B* t 311135 per 100-lh bag. katahdin* *2 *J >»; M*N » sets, 12 25-12.45. Califorma M* whiles. 12.90-13.15. AlabasuMi 1140-12.50. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. Iml. June 4-dil —Livestock Hog* 2000; steady to 19 er; 180-250 lb*. 19 Jis2Sv; lbs.. 19 05-19 2"; HMWIb*. P |9 40. 100 160 ll» I7 9s»> W Cattle. 50". calve*. M and heifers fully ' bull*, unchanged few M* flfl 600-725-lb medium and good w era. *9 75110.25. I Vealers, strong W top. 111.50. ’ Sheep. 2""; spring lam!» moat good and choice |IL9»4U CHICAGO GRAINCLOII Wheat. July. .98’* 99. H-M; Dec. *1.01%-%- « > Corn July “3%-m .74%; Dtc.. 76',. (- bats. July, (new) M* 3*%; Sept., tnswl MN.35%. Dec . .37% M EA*T BUFFALO LIVU?O<\ East Buffalo. N. Y J uM ’ —Livestock M Hogs. 1.30". r *'*Tg weights below 34" lbs ■ , 10c over Tbur.-day * heavier average* »'' ak 9 choice 110-240 lb*. liar trucked ins. »»» t 0 ! 39.55-59.75; 250-330-lb. »»■ >9.25-19 6"; rough f I SOWS, |B->8 40. Ub Cattle. 150; market tern lots grassy a»d i Includeding lightwng >9.25-310; be.f ; 81 fl and common. >3.50-34.60. weighty **"•* >B-38.40. 9 Calves. 200; vcaler. • mostly 50c lower. o a*<i mainly 111; » llJl and medium IS Ji"LOCAL CRA,N . T fl^co. T BURK ELEVATOR « — Corrected Jun f • Price* to be p»id I,ar ' No. 1 Red whM ’ ”* ’ 11 No. 2 Bed w be»t * No. 2 Rye • *' Cora. 15% m°‘‘ lure 1* Corn. 17% moisture . jfl Corn n%“ oi ,f r ‘ ' No 2 So/ * >* New O*t». «®-lb. to** -