Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 181, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1941 — Page 2

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HE’S IN THE SERVICE NOW! Yea hut whi-rralmuts? What oraanlsation or unit Is ho serving with? What Army. i-orp*. division or branrh? Infantry, artillery, a* lai loti cavalry, mechanized unit, navy, marine cor pa, or coaat guard? And what tank does he hold? What service stripes does he wear? All theae qu< atlona ran be anawvred instantly about the tn'klgnla worn by any officer or man In any of ths armed forces of the U. H by eonsultlna the profusely llluatra'ed booklet S. Armed Forces.” avaHwhli* from Dally Democrat's Washington Service Bureau. Every cltlarn ahould know what the vaikms insignia mean. Hend the coupon below for your copy of thia booklot: CUP COUPON HERE F. M. KERBY. Dept. B 190. Dally Democrat's Service Bureau. 1013 Thirteenth St . Washington. D C. Em lii'vd i- a dime to cover return |M>ai,ige and other costa for my copy of Hu booklet "Aimed Fon e« of the t'nited Stales.” NAME STREET and No CITY STATE I read the Decatur Dally Democrat, Decatur. Ind.

TODAY’S WAR MOVES

R.portr of aubotage and unriwl In th< tierman-rtccupled countries have been coming from too many auuri ilt to In* wi ll ten off as Idle propaganda. The latest crop of reports come* not only from Belgrade. Bmlapeat. Moscow, Stockholm and Ankara, but from Berlin Itself. Buch nlorltat have dotted the news at intervals for weeks, strongly suggest ilia smoldering fire behind so much smoke. The disaffection has Im- n actively fanned by British propaganda. <om entrated now on the "V-for-victory" campaign One highly pla< <-d British official in this country told correspondents the other day that the "V” campaign is not tu Im- regarded as a chlld-hk morale booster. but as a serious and effective weapon agauint the Germans. lie is convinced, he said, from his information that the campaign has thi German* worried. Its object is two-fold line alm la to fan the will to resistance in the occupied countries and lo keep the spirit of the people front being crushed, so that wh n the time comes, they

Live In Decatur? YOU DO? MA KE IT MO K E BEAUT IF U L IT’S YOUR HOME VISITING FRIENDS, YOU SHOULD LIVE HERE. THIS IS A FRIENDLY THRIVING NEIGHBORLY GROWING TOWN We are Proud of Our Splendid InduNtries, 12ChurcheN, Public and Parochial Schools Buy A lx>t! Buy A Home! Manufacturing Plants 6 Room all modern house, double garage. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. 2 5 Room alt modern houses, garage, full Move Jr^'rn' 0 ' batement, Motor Plumbing: Close to Busi rruTSAi »nv* rn nes. section. Small down payment. CENTRAL SUGAR CO 7 Room house. Close to Lincoln school. McMILLEN FEED MILLS 7 Room house. Garage, Corner Lot; Block KRICK-TYNDALL CO. from Court House. ACKER CEMENT WORKS A number of good Building Lota. VOST BROS.. CONTRACTORS "^■“.Te^ 200 A ‘ m •”* provementa. LA p O NTAINE HANDLE CO. .. ADAMS COUNTY LUMBER CO. ■rt, ■-the SCHAFER CO. . y A f * ■ a:-.* *J, fl II alfl I 4 ' w in A. D. Suttle* I- Bsr»rtein tlelta Harruff Msnager . Asst. Manager Secretary The Suttles-Edwards Co. SPECIALIZING IN INSURANCE. LOANS AND REAL ESTATE

will be ready for open revolt. The other aim Is to discourage , i he German people and promote the kind of Interna) collapse that came with the military reverses In 19111. i While the British are not counting lon a German defeat In Russia, they I le lieve that it it unexpectedly hapI pens, the German structure will ! collapse and the end of the whole | war will be In sight. i Morale in England has definiteI ly proved Itself to he good. GerI man morale so far In thia war haa not met a great test. Berlin and i other German cities have not been bombed sp terrifyingly as English nters ot population The German iM-ople have been buoyed up by victory after victory. The army found it < omparatlvely easy going until It came up against the Russians > wlio. to Ihe chagrin and annoyance I of the Germans, refused to throw i up their arms and quit. 1 The German people since 1914 have suffered under more than a | quarter century of war and privaI tion. Sime 19.33, they have toiled | and suffered to build up a great 1 military machine and war Industry ' to acquire what they needed and

again be happy and prosperous. In doing so they were fed with the promise of victory. The let down It victory does not come, or Is postponed agonisingly in the face of reverses, should be tremen* doua. All of this Is taken Into account by the British tn the war of nerves. It is why they Invented the "V" campaign and have managed to keep It rolling. When Berlin admits maos shootings for sabotage in Jugoslavia, the various dispatches from other erators take on at least some credence. Ankara reports that 25.'m0 additional troops have been sent to Jugoslavia lo quell a guerilla revolt. Ankara also reports starvation In Greece and open dlaaffm ■ tion. Stockholm dispatches tell of widespread sabotage and disorders The Moscow radio reports from. Bern.- that there has been some flight ot funds from Germany. Including deposits by high German officials. Many such reports may be wet down to deliberate propaganda. The reader Is entitled to wonder, however, If there is not a bit ot truth tn some of them. o ii m News Os The World By United Press • 4 TOKYO Well-informed diplomatic quarters reported today that though Japanese-American relations now were at their worst, a quiet move might be made at any time to improve them. 000 MOSCOW Russian troops, selling the initiative from the tiring Germans after 16 days of unremitting fighting, are driving the Nall blltkrleg forces back In the Smolensk sector of the Moscow front. It was assert.-d officially today. 000 BERLIN Russian armies are counter attacking heavily on three fronts from the latke Ladoga area of Finland to the Bessarabian area on the Black Sea. Il was disclosed today. A high command <om

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Exhibits Here J • I 1 I WilSHi 1 .m- wiMl \VfIL isl, fl " ■ ♦ ' • Fiet tired above la Ernest Wat her. master carver from Dover, Ohio who haa an eihlbit of model train engines and carvings at the fair thia week Tin- eihlbit Indudes |f model tram engines from Nir Isaac Newton a tea kettle type, built lit ISVtt to the late streamliner. munlque said the fighting continued um-haiig)*d bnt favorable for the Garmans. 000 WASHINGTON Administration officials are studying a plan to give Russia priority on deliveries of certain types of American munitions originally ordered by this government and Great Britain, it was learned today. - S * Tert Your Knowledge * ; Can you answer seven of these j ten questions? Turn to pngs Four for the unsworn. B ■ - — ■■■■■■ w 1. What actor tn silent motion pictures was known as “the man with a thousand faces?" 2 Mistletoe is part of the foot, a nut, or a parasitic flowering plant? 3. Who were the "three men In the tub” In the nursery rhyme beginning "Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub?” 4. A fortnight la a week-end. ne week, or two weeks. 5. Which country was once called Cathay by Europeans? 5. Pavlova was a Russian scientist. a dancer, or Trotsky's wife? 7 Ciiaulmoogra oil haa been used in the treatment of what disfiguring skin disease? N. Name the capital of Bermuda. 9. Where is the body of the American Unknown Soldier of the World War buried? 10. Does the t'nited States censor mall sent to foreign countries? 0 * RURAL CHURCHES Antioch M. B C. Church John Bontrager. Minister Sunday School 9 a. m.. John Arnold. superintendent. la-noon study. ”Paul Preaches Faith in Christ." Worship service. 10 a. tn. Sermon by minister. The )ust shall live by faith. Come and worship the Ixtrd with us. .. — j.,.— — Calvary Evangelical Churcn George S Losie r. .Minister 9 30 a. m. Sunday school. W. L. Johnson, superintendent. 19,30 a. m. ‘Prayer and Praiacservice. 7:30 p m . Thursday — Midweek prayer service. o RUSSIA STALLS -CONTINUED FHOM PAOS ONB> In many regions, it seemed likely, the small armored spearheads have been lost and fighting haa reverted many miles westward to th- main (todies of Nazi and Rupslan troops. The German blitzkrieg. thus, haa lost its momentum and the Nazi high command Is faced with the task ot starting again against an enemy thoroughly prepared and witbopt possibility of surprise. The German press which In recent days has been shifting Its attention more and more away from the Russian campaign to other topics, such as bitter attacks on President Roosevelt, today unleashed a scoffing blast at Ixtndon. demanding to know why the British have not Invaded the continent. That a British move into Europe would not be without support among the occupied peoples was evident from a stream of reports from various sources Stockholm reported the Germans have been forced to declare a state of tierIn the Aaleaund area of the Norwegian coast, there was anothir report of the Elocution of "communists” In Belgrade 90 this tim" [- and Turkey said the Nails are moving 25.000 more troops into Jugoslavia because of persistent guerilla -warfare. Other Turkish reports said that the Greeks continue to make no sec-rut ot their violent pro-Britlsb sympathies and another dispatch revealed that three members of the former Rumanian parliameni have been confined to prison for unknown reasons., Moscow reports the guerillas behind the German lines had captured an airdrome In Bessarabia by tricking the Ger- > man-RumaoUu defenders o ————— - Trade IB a Good Tows — Decatw

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RATU Ona Tima—Minimum sharga as 25c far 20 words ar lona. Over 20 words, par ward. Twa Tlmaa - Minimum charge as 40c far 20 werda ar lean. Over 20 words to par word far the two times Throe Tlmaa— Minimum charge as No for » werda or leeo. Over 20 wordo t'/H per ward for the throe tlmaa. I Card of Thanke .......... Mo Obituarloa and voroea .. |1 -00 Open rate—Diaplay advortlelng •5c per column Inch. 0 ♦ “BLIND" AOVKRTIMMKNTI Advrrtioamonte appearing in thia columu without name* signed are "blind.” They are to bo answered by letters, addressed lo the boi number in care of the Daily Democrat. We can give no Information concerning the partfe* advertising • 4 FOR SALE " Two batches of hlgh-grado Polarom tested baby chicks each week from 2M to 225 egg laying strains; also baby ducklings. Prices reasonable. Modal Hatchery. Monroe, Ind. l-ts FOR SALE DRI-GAB, the bottled conking gas with Roper ranges, the ideal combination. We take trade Ina. Nee us before you buy. We will service any make of gas stove. Geneva Hatcheries, E C. Stucky. Phone 156 Geneva. I’Stf FOR SALE Jerxey , <>w, h years old. giving 2 gal. milk day Freeh Ist November. Guernsey cow, & weeks old. third calf by side. .Milk test five. John Patera, Duatur, route 1. Preble pbuue. 150 g3t-i WANTEI> Loenx on farms, kaab ern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 22-m-w-f FOR SALE f 1.500 w'tt buy corner lot, plus second lot with sli room house. Hol> Heller. Phone 2 or 970. 177 kltl eod FOR SALE — 4 coda tables and chairs In good condition; cheap. Kohne Drug Store. 151 • >1 hOR SA LE Sprayed apples. 4 brood sown. Double immune. Farrow about August 15. Full blooded Hampshire gilts. Ray Smith, R-4 Phone 5971. 179-g2tx FOR SALE—Fair specials, tent on Madison street Keivinator refrigerators. Stoves, electric dry gas, heating, cooking, tames Klieken. Decatur Hatchery. 179-lt FOR HALE -Used pianos and rugs; 4 used pianos 515 to 1Hi.50; 1 9 z 12 Axmlnster Rig almost like nnw 518 worth many dollars more 1-9 x 12 felt base rug |3 76 Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. IM-at Ft'RNitI'RirrPHOLSfEREDrRe. paired and Reffniahed. Wo buy and mH good used furniture. Phone 420, evening 4594. Decatur Upholster Shop. 172-30 t DECATUR U. S. approved cbieks every week. Book orders now. Day old and started chicks. Kozy Brooder Houses. Decatur Hatch•ry- IBtl FOR SALE New hardwoodTbuildIng lumber and linn plaster lath. C. H. Walter, Vera Cnu, Ind. "fajft SAi.dC ~ Used living suite; now spring units in cushions, new slip cover This suito A-l condition. Price 536. Easily worth |lO more. Sprague Furniture Store, phone 199. 180-Zt — I Q — ■ LOSTANDFOUND LdsT — 2-|io Mlle on midway or Ln-gion home. Finder please return tn this office. Liberal reward. 151 2t-x — -0... MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks: i rregularly lower In quiet trading. Bonds: Irregular. Curb stocks: steady. Chicago stocks: I’regular. Cotton: up as much as 75c a bale. Graine: wheat up 14 to cent a hurtle!. Corn 1 to llg cent higher. Chicago livestock: hogs irregular; cattle weak; sheep firm. Drs. R. D. & M. C. STEWART Veterinarians LicenNed in Ohio and Indiana in (ieneral Practice Both l-arge and Small Animala. Phone 51 Wren, 0. N- A. BIXLER OFTOMETRIET Eyes Euamlned (Masses Fitted HOURS •:N to 11:M 12.85 ke 5:00 •aturdaye. 5:00 p. m. TelaffheiM 1M

WANTED MAKE youi dollars < ounl now or never. Good buys on repoeeMcd, demonstrators and guaranteed used sewing machines. Expert repairing <>n all makes. Neodlea, Belta, parts. Kinger Sewing Machine Agency, 445 R. let St. Phone 411. 177-12tx WA NTiJD Service station attendant or will lease staßoj to the right party Phone 45. , 178-a3tx WANTED — EMerly person or couple as partner In boarding house Must have some cash Box 323, Daily Democrat. 151 It s WAN’rhD - Elderly for light bouse work and companion. Boi 324. Daily Democrat. 11l >t-X WANTED - —2" or 2’ fcrnleSeJ rooms, call phone 1493 after 5 o’dock IM'll rent o t or i room house. Can give good referencro. Phone 9492. 151 g >t-X VALUABLE COUPON - floodTlor 510 (ten dollars 1 on Singer machines fair week only; ends August 2nd. Singer Agency, 445 8. let St., Phone 411. (Bring ad with you.) in-st

MISCELLANEOUS FARM LOAJiI ai K forTd yearn. No expense to borrower. C. D. Lewton, Decatur, Ind. 220btf MISCELLANEOUS - Parking space. Inquire at Bob's Drive-In, North Second St. Sandwiches, coffee, malts, sundaes, sodas, Hire's root beer, cigarettes, etc. Tray service. Mahan’s. 179 b 3t-x FARMKW AWfcjffl&k-Wo re. move dead horses, cows, bogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 147-ts IBYEARFAR LOANS el 4%—No borrowing coat. General Insurance. Wilson Beery with Leland Smith Insurance Agency. Phone 140. 177-SOt FAW LOANb-Low rate ot interest. — Aetna. A. D. Suttles, Ix»an correspondent. 147tf "TORRENT FOR RENt -Modern cottage. Lake James. Sleep 10, good beach, two boata. screened porch. Open August 2 to 30. Phone 1195. g 179-31 o * REUNION * CALENDAR • ——— 4 Surtday. August 3 .. Simon* Annusl Reunion. SuuSet Park. Annual Bleeke Reunion, Hillcrest School near Fort Wayne, 11 s. m. 32nd Annual Magley Family Reunion, No. 3 New Pavilion, Footer Park. . Fuhrman Reunion, riar—- Nuttman park. Fourth Annual Brunner Reunion, Hanna-Nuttman Park. Annual Brandyberry reunion, Hanna-Nuttman Park. Sunday, August 3 Annual Shaffer Reunion, Hanna-Nuttsian Park, Rain or Shine. Annual Detllnger reunion, SunSet perk. Roebuck reunion, rain or shine, Sun Set park. Sunday, August 10. Fruechto Reunion, Hanna-Nutt-man Park. Hakes Family Reunion, Sun Set Park. Eighteenth Annual Hiichcock Jtouaion. Hanna-Nuttman Park. Annual Fiaher reunion, HannaNuttman park. 15th Annual Steele Reunion, Han-na-NuUman Park. Wexley 8. Miller reunion, Sun Set park. Rellig and Reohm reunion, SunSet park. Dillinger annual reunion, Sun Set perk. Bena family reunion, Sun Set I park. Annual Minch reunion, Sun Set perk. Sunday, August 17 Annual Smith Rcanion, Sun Set Park. Crist Reunion, Floyd Cottage,, South latke George. Weldy Family reunion, HannaNuttman Park. McGill annual reunion, Sun Set park. August 17, Blossom Reunion, Ottawa, Ohio, fairgrounds. Wilson and Schafer reunion, SunSet park. Sunday. August 24 Fry and Yost annual reunion. Sun Set park. IDiman annual reunion. Sun Set park. Sunday, August SI Urick reunion, rate or shine, SunSet park. Marra annual reunion, Sun Set park. Walters family reunion. Sun Set park. Sunday. Sept 7 Annual Moose Pttaic, Sun Set Park. o.« Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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MAfiKETHiII daily report or ...J AND FOREIGN Mark°9 Srady s Msrket for Otc*t , Cralgvllle. Hosg'ond sne * Closed St 12 ' W Corrects.! August 1 No commtxxioti nn Veals received ion to fto lb. ■ 120 io 140 lb. ■ 140 to l«o lbs fl IdO lo 190 |l«. fl ISO to 220 |hs fl 220 |o 240 lbs fl 240 to NO lbs fl 240 to 300 Ibx ■ 300 to 350 lb. ■ 350 lbs snd op fl Roughs .... .. . I Stsgs fl Vealers ■ Spring lambs fl Spring buck lamb. H Yearling lambs ■ WHOLESALE EGG Ahgfl POULTRY OUOTATIOIIIfI Furnished by I Meta' Egg A Poultry Csfl Decatur Phone 11S Corrected August 1 I Prices for first class Clean, large whs 1 . . ■ Brown nr mlx.-d • j-j.. fl Heavy hens I Leghorn hen* I Heavy broilers, barre l ,- ."1 rocks, 3 to 4 lbs I Heavy broiler* I Il>* and up fl Lighorn broiler*. 1\ ;t>* over fl Old heavy rooster*. ;t> 1 Old Leghorn roo* er» lb _■ Turkeys, young, m.xed . fl FORT WAYNE LIVES’OCfI Fort Wayne, hid Aug l--fl — Livestock ■ Hogs: 10 i-etlts higher bfl lbs. 11.55, I SO-200 lb. 1145 l(fl lbs. 11.35. 220 240 |h. 11 Jo. :«■ lbs. 11.05 . 240-2*o ll» lo wi, gfl lbs. 10.65. 300-350 lb- !•’>. lifl lbs 10 40, 150-140 lb* 1"G lifl lbs. COSO. 130-14't lb.- io». isl lbs lo.io. I Rough* 9 25; »ugs * efl 12.50; lambs 10.25, y. at 1.4* fl INDIANAPOLIS LIVES’OcI Indianapolis. Ind, Aug 1 fl — Livestock: I Hoge 5000, steady. !*•' ’« lbs. 11.40 to 11.55. Z3<' to » 11.10 to 11 50; 250 t<> .*M* Iks. | to 11.05; 2S>> to 300 1i» "S 10.70; 300 to 400 lb* 10 35 toll 109 to 160 Ilia 11 15 to 11 W CattlolOO; calve* 4wi; st««n heifers slow, about teady. < weak; few yearlings to U < mon and medium Meer*. ye*d 7.50 to 10; few heifers » 75 io U Vealers steady, top 13. Sheep 700; spring lamta I steady good io choir e 1« io 14 Potatoes Ohio ruond whitw to 1.35 per 100 lb bag; AIM reds 1.85; North Carolina si 1.50 to 1.55; California iHI 2.25 lo 2.35. Nebiaaka red* 1-1 I. EAST BUFFALO LIVE6TOC East Buffalo N Y Aug l-( —Livestock: Hogs 750; holdover* 7*4: slow; unevenly lower; mo*W off. Few good and choice l w,# lbs. averaging -’1" >*’“ he " l *“ generally bidding 11 75. traised 170 to 220 Ibe. 1150. spariMff W ' ms I Cattle 200; holdovers 1"” ' clean up trade at recent f" l ' dine; few common and grass steers and belters L fll and common cows 5.t>5 to .. ■ ll 4.50 to 5.50; strong weight »»«■ bulls 5.25; venters ,So ' * eteady; good to choice Ha" Sheep 300, spring l»' nh * ately active; good t<» <!«*'« S 3 Iba. strong to 25« higher 11. few ewes 4.25 to CLEVELAND PRODUCE Cleveland, 0.. Aug 1 ' lr ’ Produce: j Butter steady; exir-«» Tardo 37. b Eggs steady; ealra crau 25; current receipts 25 Live poultry fairly “ c, *’' e ' 6 Iba. and up 15 to l«: " l ®' under 12 to 13; mu« o*Y »' ld ed 10 to 12; turkey hens t° IS to 19. | Potatoes Ohio round whit* to 1.35 per I<H» lb bag. AU reds 1.85; North Carolina 1.60 to 1.65; Califmtiia I »■ 2.25 lo 2.35; Nebraska reds l 1.55. Chicago Gram Clo»< oC*pt. IHm Wheat HMK-104 Itte'l* ll 1 Corn 7 \o 1* Oats (new| 38*» Oats (old) •*% LOCAL GRAIN BURK ELEVATOR CO Corrected Augu*' ‘ Prices to be paid tomorro* No. 1 Red Wheat No. 2 Red When’ jj No. 3 Yellow Corn j No. 2 Ryu — - -"U No 3 Soy Beans j New Oats, 30-lb test