Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 155, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1941 — Page 2

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muskrat ■b > * \ \ \ ’i Xs \ . i , f ■ : ft ■g The mu-kia'- aie the meat num i>n>u« uni unotiK the moot widely dUtrthii'i <1 of out valauble fuiGearer», Tii< < animal* can be found litlni: ahm-i anywh-r» in America from ’h- Gulf if M< tb o to the An ■ IK Ooan wiu'li Ver <|Uivt Ink'». pond- or n.tin- ihiui. Muvkiata mot. ratio- -lowly on land, an I DANCE LANDO' IIAM'E St. Henri, Ohio Fieri SalurHav Muhl Admission 20c ()p<*n daily till 2:MO a. m. Choice of I leer. Wine. Liquor and Sandwiches

itet the good looking, golden tana so ' ♦ much admired requires rare and caution. Rexall Gyp»y Tan preparations are made to give you the beat tan, admitting tanning ray». You can get your favorite type of preparation - oil, cream or lotion Each is an eaay. plea»ant-to-uac l>rciiaration. The oil or lotion retails for 49r—the 1 tHt »l*aii rream a t Try either. o«us MOM B. J. Smith Drug Co.

rr Ok, * Going away over the EZVKNMB* Cl Qpk Cl lite «r Fourth? You'll want the Bf VI (I UR vUllw correct attire to keep you B cool and comfortable, 'r' / Attractive combinations Come in. select a complete ,\. J \rJT/A in a wide range of colors Jm. outfit and “let the rent ot and styles. Cool mater- >gt the world go bv.” Tjlf B lab *' wa *h ah l e »nd ( t u ' te i MFt ’ handy for roughing it or W- 0 W lounging around. OS)S to $7.59 i 4 "■■ kV 1 S |.« K Txm™ Bathing-Suits Huy several pair! l-arge selec- W® wanted^hade^ 1 ' I*** 1 *** *** ry Don’t forget to take a Bathing Suit with you. Complete suits or trunks. Latest styles. SI.OO to $3.95 SPORT SHIRTS STRAW HATS SPORT BELTS VACATION (<m»l mesh materials in Mt LUGGAGE plain eaten or fancy pat- M| - New ..“ ‘ f Attractive belts in whites <w r sm,rts C wmJ‘ '* br ‘ mM ' ?"? *° tor “- Fa ? 2° r P,ain - |,ack > OMr etolh “ ,n • or sports wear. Get a new one today. .. good MM , kin|r - b . g , . _ . ~ . Luggage of all kinds and s!<.s! $l.O $4 50c imJ $l X" 4 •" -*-* BEAT THE HEAT - DRESS COOL AND COMFORTABLE Holthouse Schulte & Co.

seldom wander far from water Into which they dire at the firnt sign of dinner. Here they are at home Item* powerful swuniner* and direra, they are able to elude many of their enemies by taking to the water. Muskrata lire rery much like bearers, building warm, dry houses above the marshes. and diaainc many canal* and underwater tunnels. However, they do not build dams Their food con sist* mainly of roots and succulent marsh vegetation. Hut they also eat fish occasionally, and seem to retI i»h clams and musel* which they dig ■•ait of the mud and carry to I shore to he dried and opened by the sun 'Muskrats reproduce rapid- ' ly, and given reasonable protection they will Increase si an amusing . rate The muskrat Is depicted on the 1141 Wildlife Conservation - -stamps. I’l’ied by the National Wildlife Federation In connection with National Wildlife Restoration i week starting April 14. ... — —- - ... ... . GERMAN FORCES ' • CONTINUBD Flt<»M PAOB ONB> ■•ven launch military operations .•gainst llussla at a moment when Moscow has its hands full In the east. The Germans, tn a r pectai commiinlque, reported the destruction of B'o Russian planes yesterday. Including 814 shot down In air battles. The RAF of England engaged In ■ more heavy attacks on Dusseldorf I and Cologne and reported four planes missing from operations The Vichy government sent off all Russian diplomats In a sealed train for Rpaln The French also announced that volunteers had l» en auihoriSMi to join Adolf Hit- ' lei s war against Russia — —q ——— lust Received New shipment of Slack Suit*. — K. F. Gaw* Store.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA.

Pianist, Patriot Dead at 82 . \ w — p 111 rwimbiwji im .iwui 111 11 J" ■ i k_. s^ z ’ : j ’ | W aV c2py ” I . ! ' Iguare Jan Paderewski World-famous pianist and patriot, Ignacs Jan Paderewski, 82, Is dead tn New York. Paderewski, former premier of Poland, died of pneumonia in a New York hotel. He had been living there for a year. The great music master was born at Kurylowka, in what then was Russian I aland. u> IMU. He was a staid prodigy.

Y(H THS ENROLL (CONTINt'ED FltOM PAGE <»NB) another county had registered with th. local draft board. In event any youth who Is not a resident of the county does register here, his card will be sent to his home county. While the registration during the day was fairly brink registration oßclals espei t the heaviest bus-1 Ines* tonight. Registration will • lose at 9 o'clock. Many youths are working and will register after the evening meal, they pointed out. Arrangements had been made tor Mr Krick to go to any home where a youth was <oiiHn*-d with Illness, to register him. No youth of registration age was confined in the jail today. Mr. 1 Krick was to go to the hospital late this afternoon to register any patient of registration age. After the registration is completed tonight, the cards will be kept In possession of the local draft board until further orders are r»-

reived tegardlng the handling of the cards and the possible manner In which these cards will be entered in the list of those who registered last October. —o - TO DEFER MEN tCONTINUBD FROM PAGE ONE) not the bill passes the house Its passage has been eipected. however, by most authorities connected with draft and army service. In tvent the bill Is passed, all mm over 88 will be given the deferment. Q .. Home Town Cleaners Best Nan Antonio. Te» <U.P) Mona Jean Bennett, former Nan Antonio resident who has lived in Chicago a year, still sends her clothes here to be cleaned and pressed. o Queensland, province of Australia. has an area of 670.000 stjuare ; miles or about one-fifth the size 1 of the U. N.

f Tert Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these I ten questions? Turn to page Four tor the answers. > I ■HI ' - I In which Department <* 'ho Federal Government does the United Ntales Weather Bureau function? 8. Chinchilla is th* 1 frozen desert a fur. or an alloy? I. The mythological matures half man and half horse, were call••d ? I Name the tardies of water connected by the Ntraits »f Gibraltar. 6 Is a thunderclam heard before or after the flash of lightning Is seen? « Which of the following did no' sign the Declaration of Independ •-net: John Adamis. Alesander Hamilton. Benjamin Franklin?

7 Nodal Fecurlty tales for oldage and survivors Insurance in covet e<| employment are payable on the first i of wages In a year? I, "Death Valley Scotty" Ilves in California. Nevada, or New .Megi i <»’ 1». Turpentine is dial Hied from the sap of wdiat two kinds of trees? 10 Where did the es< ursion steamer General MocWl hurn? _____ —o—- — BATTERS National League Player Club GAH R H Pct. Mise. Nt Uruis 61 I*B 84 45 367 Reiser, I lodgers ... 57 BS<* 56 78 .855 Slaughter. Nt L. 70 871 45 91 .384 Hack Chicago 69 244 68 84 .818 Etten Phillies 65 287 88 78 817 American League Williams. Boston 63 213 65 84 .484 Heath. Indiana 69 264 47 99 .375 Travis. Nenators 45 241 44 94 340 Cullenbino, Nt L. 61 195 34 70 .359 DiMaggio. Yanks 70 275 64 94 .349 o — HOME RUNS 0 ott. Giants . 18 DiMaggio. Yankee* 17 Johnson. Athletics -— 16 Keller. Yankees 16 York. Tigers 16 o “Mile of Dimes*’ On Way Charleston. 8. C.—il'Pi—A street corner "mile of dimes" campaign netted almost tenough to finance the charleston Nt ring Nymphony orchestra through the coming year. 0 — ■ Fish Transplanted By Plane cinyiniH-. Wyo <U.R Fish dropped from the sky In Wyoming. But it wasn't a miracle, the state game and fish department egplains It was simply the tryout of a new method of stocking high and almost inaccMolble mountain lakes with fish They were dropped from a low-flying airplane 0 Postal savings banks were e<tlavished in England In 1861, but were not introduced Into the V. S. until 1910.

Fresh Made Ring BOUMtNA Pound . ” Al 2 lb. box CHEESE ... 19c Fresh PORK STEAK Veal Round Steak . th. 32c -FISHBONELESS PERCH. Ih. JUG HADDOCK « o — FILLETS, Ih A «*C Really Tender Short STEAK Pound MWW Beef Chuck Roast .. Ih 19c 100' < Pure L-A- R - D 3 T"” 15c with 50c order. DAISY MAE Market House Phone 1300 Free Delivery. New or Old POTATOES 15519 c New Solid Head CABBAGE ll r Pound Michigan Sweet CELERY Rl*. Medium -talk ..... / 3*-

RATIt One Time—Minimum charge of 26c far 20 wards t lose. Over 20 wards, V/ 4 t per ward. Twa Timas — Minimum sharfa •f 40c far 20 wards ar IMfc Over 20 wards 2s per ward fee the two times. Three Times— Minimum charge of SOo for 20 wards or loos. Over 20 wards ty*e per ward far the three times. Card es Thanks - >*• Obituarlss and vsraee .. 6’ 00 Open rate— Dieplay advertising Ssc per oolumn Inch. —♦ "BLIND” ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements sppesrlng In this column without nemos signed ere ' blind.” They are to bo answered by letters, sddressed to the bos number in eare of the Dally Democrat. We can give no informatluu oncoroing the parties advertising FOR SALE - Two hatches ot hfgb<rade Mir om tested baby chicks each week from 850 to 325 egg laying strains; also baby ducklings. Prices reasonable. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Ind. Stf FOR SALE — Frlgldairo and Creoley refrigerators Buy now, avoid price raises. Uhrick Bros. 181 341 DECATUR I' 8 approved clicE every week. Book orders now. Dey old snd started chicks. Kosy Broodet Houses. Decatur Hatchery. 152 ts WjITRAIJ! -Ice refrigerator II Bs Good condition. 642 N. Hecond Call after 530 I- M 1r.4l r . 4 3»s Ftih SAIS -miehen takTe "aal four chairs, good condition Phono 1407 155-1* FOR HALE Two fresh cowi James Krick. 4 miles south of Peterson snd ’,5 mile East. 164-Bta FOR NAhE -Collie police dogs. I months old Prospective heel drivers. Large 160 wise broiler battery. Used milking machines. Ears Kaehr, 5 miles west of Monroe. 113-Btt BUY lIEATiNa STOVES NOir= No Interest; no contract; pay as you can. New, used refrigerators. Decatur Hatchery, James Kitchen, salesman. 146-ts FOR-gALE' CJilTbetween SSO and 300 lbs., will have pigs In a week or 10 days. Walter Sudduth, R. R i PhoMMI i'-t:!t FOR~SALE John Deere combine, 8-ft. cut. Reuben Smith, 2Vb miles south of Preble. 154-311 FOR - iSALE — furniture and rugs. 1 studio couch. 1 Ipiece dining room suite, 1 4-piece bedroom suite. 1 9512 Axminlster rug. I9s 18 felt bese rug. Thia merchandise wae out a very short time, looks like new. Will sell very cheap for <aah Sprague Furniture Stoic Phon. 199 166-8 t F()R lALE“Drl<)as. Ae bottled

cooking gas with Roper ranges, the Ideal combination. We take trade-lna. Bee ns before you buy. Geneva Hatcheries. £. C. Stucky, Phone IM Geneva. 14d-30ta FOR SALE - 3* model A Pickup truck; one Royal H forge and blower; 1 Speed Queen washer. Call 818-E. Ferd Kienk. Ibb-Jt Fodi SALE—Used table top. I. C. gas range, while porcelain Burner Cover. Oven regulator, sliding broiler. »4<i Call 1743 16*-2tx FOR SALE - 400 started barred Rock chicks. Also have all breeds hatching every week. Order now. Georgia Gage. Monroe phone. UMt > NOTICE TO PATIENTS My oflees will he dosed Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. July 2. 3. 4 and I. Dr. Fred Patterson. g H 4 3t -- • o NOTICE! 1 will be away from my office from July 6 to July 20 inclusive. Dr. F. L. Grandstaff Card of Thanks We wish to thank the many friends', and neighbors tor their kindness to us during Charlotte's illness and death. Bernard Braun Mr. and Mrs. Charles Massonnee And family. -0 Dance Wadnewday night Sun Set. I 2“**.,?* Indiana, to hoar the evidence and determine the time and pia< e of hlr-tfi of «aid «p. — ~ ... , Ryoe Examined OMaeoa Pittas NOWM • i<o 1 11i<0 U:M «• •»« •awrdaya, m m.

WANTED WWffl6Tn,TSTSsul.Tif phono tn-C. Ollie Krepe. IM-tt VTXN'IW - Udy iolo lainlrF work. Apply al Decatur Laundry. 154-b3t “WhnHobuy Taowlhr»aSbrn~e6 EsceptionnMy low prices on new, repoMessed and guaranteed used machines Enpert repairing on all makes. Nowing taught free. Needles Belta parts Singer Agency 446 8. Ist. Phone 411. 164-181 MISCELLANEOUS FmvtwumwtMTHreß.iß paired end Retlnlshed. We buy and sell good used furniture. Phons 480, evening 4494 Decatur Upholster Shop. 138-lOt

FARM LOANS at 4% for 10 years. No espenso to borrower. C. D. Lewton. Decatur, Ind. ISObtf FARWKiU AfTSHfiOK —MF move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone chargoa. The Stadler Products Co. 147-ts FARM ratg of interest. — Aetna. A. D. Suttles, lamb correspondent. 147tf ~FOR RENT rW sm-rfrlclty’ m6Je?Tho£?. completely furnished. Phone 1174, Decatur, ind. 163-31 o ■ * REUNION * CALENDAR 4 • Sunday, yJlu 6 ■ 16th annual Fullenkamp reunion. Sun Set park. Sunday, July 13 Barker annual reunion, Sun Set park. Sunday. July 20 Washington and Steel reunion, Sun Set park. Koeneman reunion, rain or shine, Sun Set park. Sunday July 2? Annual Boren reunion. Sun Set park. Hoffman reunion, Sun Set park. Cowan annual reunion, Sun Set park. Sunday, Auget 6 Annual Dettlnger reunion, SunSet park. Roebuck reunion, rain or ohlne, Sun Set perk Sunday. Auget 10 Relllg and Reohm reunion, SunSet perk. Dillinger annual reunion, Sun Set park. Bens family reunion, Sun Set park. Annual Minch reunion, Sun Set park. Sunday, Augsut 1? Wilson and Schafer reunion, SunSet park. Sunday. August 24 Fry and Yost annual reunion. Sun Set perk. Helman annual reunion. Sun Set park. Sunday, August 21 Urick reunion, rain or shine, SunSet park. ‘Marrs annual reunion. Sun Set park. Waltera family reunion. Sun Set park. Sunday, Sept 7 Miller and Snyder reunion, SunSet park.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks: Irregular and quiet. Bonds: irregular. Curb stocks: irregular. Chicago stocks: irregular. Cotton: up as much as 66c a bale, drains: wheat unchanged to % cent a bushel lower and corn unchanged io H eent lower. Chicago livestock: cattle strong; hogs and sheep steady. Rutter: steady. Cotton seed oil off more than % cent a pound. o J°®. wr »*» e<l’1 ’ B'/iXll - 10 ft. White unwatermarked mimeograph, adaptable foe all kinds of aiimeo* graph work and suitable for ink sitnature, 80c. The Decatur Democrat Co. Appalataieat at AdWlaMraMr KaSate Sa. SNSS Nt*P« Is hereby liven, That the undensignM ha* been aKtointM Ad. n , ‘ , «: l Ttt r AlcKrvaj?»'3:! IHMS nsie salute i* probably solvers. Hdwlc y. Boknerhd. Admtntatratar FOR LEASE Uptown Butsineou Building, First Floor, heat . furnished, 815 month. Bob Heller Phone 2—Residence 870

TUESDAY, JULY I,|«h

MARKETREPORTS i DAILY REFORT OF LOCAL " AND FOREIGN MARKCTI Brsdy's Market fer Decatur. g« rR( W Cralgvllle. Heagland and Willihk, Cleeed at 12 Noon da "■■■ M Corrected July 1. |g No eommlaalon and no yardi ( , Vesta received every day M I(M> to 180 lbs ._ B-nfl 120 to 140 lbs. » da 140 to 164 lbs I t, ju ISO to 186 lbs Hid m 180 to 840 lbs ...._ 1«:< M 240 to 260 lbs 1»! » 260 to 800 lbs 0| 360 lbs. and up ill m Roughs 0| Vealers '' '“Sri Nprlng lambs 9* a Spring buck lambs . . 'U Clipped lambs Yearling lamba 5 J ft a WHOLESALE EGG AND o POULTRY OUOTATIONS Furnished by v Meta* Eh < Poultry Co, Decatur Phone 164 Corrected July 1. Prlcoo for Erat elaaaoEerlngi: ■ Clean, large white eggs ft Brown or miaed eggs, largo » Heavy hens lit Leghorn hens, lb 14 Springers, 3 lbs and up, barred or white rock . Ihaß Heavy broliero. barred or white | rocks, under 4 lbs — lb 1 Leghorn broilers, 14a lbs., or over 1k i Old beery roosters, lb 6 Old Leghorn roosters, lb 6 Turkeys, young, mined Ik EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK East Buffalo, N. Y., July 1. <U* | —Livestock; Hogs. 300; market elow. 16-tit under Monday; good and choh- 1“ I to 840 lbs . 11l 36-11146 Cattle. 100; market, slow, cutteMj and common cows, M 60-47 50; cat « tier. SO 86-64.35. Calves, 60; vealers, weak to « lower; good and choice mainly |i:, common and medium. 89 (11 Sheep, 100; lamba. good as: I choice 60 M lbs., 811-818. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Ind , July i Llveslock: Hogs. 7.000; market 25c lo«-r 160-860 lbs, 110 80-110 50 ; 250-4-lbs.. 81010-810 30; 100-160 ll*. l4| 810.86. Cattle, 8,100; steers steady ' weak; cows. 26c lower for today, 1 steera and yearlings. 89.76-811 Vealers. 50c lower; top. 811.5" Sheep, 600; lamba, steady; gooi , to choice spring iambs. 810 60-111. medium to good 89-810.25. CLEVELAND PRODUCE Cleveland, Ohio. July 1.--<U.P>-Produce. Butter market, steady; extia* t 41c; standards, 88Mic. Eggs, steady; entra grade, clear,! 38He; current receipts, 2&toc. Live poultry, fairly active; hen* heavy, 21c. ducks, fancy young, j Ibe.. and up. 16-16 c; muscovy anil colored 1018 c; turkey hens to 1»| L lbs.. 18 19c. Potatoes. Ohio round white. H j 81 86 per 100-lb. bag; Maine katab-j . dins. 83.40-88.50 per 100 lbs.; Idaho J russets, 82-50; North Carolina J whites. 82 25; Louisiana white*. | 82 30; California, 82.50-82.60. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat. Jaly, 8103 to; B >P’ 81.04t0 81 05; Dec.. 81 Mto to Corn. July. .73%-%; Sept , .75-«.| Dec.. .77%. i. Oats. July, (new), .97%; told 1 1 » .87%; Sept., (new) .38; (old) .3K's J - DM.. .81%. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. i Corrected July 1. Prices to be paid tomorrow. No. 1 Red Wheat ** 1 * No. 2 IM Wheat ’ s l No. 2 Yellow Corn - 1 ’• ’ No. 3 Rye... — <s | • No. 8 Soy Beans ’ t Now Oats, 30-lb. tunt...- 3$ I ARRIVALS , Rdbort Paul is the name of '*>“ 1 k ibafey boy born Saturday even in* j ! ot S:»l o'clock at the Adams cous | • ty memorial hospital to Mr an‘l r Mrs. Paul Reldenlbach at 227 North I . >Fourth street. He weighed ni» f | * pounds and two ounces. Mr. Reldeo 1 ■ ffmeh is proprietor ot the Daisy M 3 ’ | I fruit market in this city.

Year-around automobHo perkiot oa a SMiaicipsl lot assy bo pure uvea for |1 by residents of Center. Now York. Courses of study la elomentJ-'Y agriculture were Introduced io"’ the public schools at South Deko (1 as early ns 1M» A life prison seatence m N** York antouMtteaUy operates »» * decree of divopeo H lb* prison*” > 4 married.