Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 67, Decatur, Adams County, 19 March 1942 — Page 2

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SPEEDBOATS (CONTINt'KIt FROM PAOB ONB) and felt the etom of boats leaping from wave tn wave, hut by the neat day they had reached (her tlrat objective. Thia waa the rettd'l tons for the alt planes which Were coming to fetch them For three t.ays they walled lor the airplaiiea .” The dto|Mtch said the parly left the meeting place Monday and arrived Tuesday "111 a tiny town of Too pet eons in Australia's ‘new

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I never land’.” "That to the brieteat kiad of' story ol their trip." the dispatch uid. • but far more interesting arc a few Items of Information they brought out with them " The correspondent aald the party reported that three-fourths of the Philippine Islands remained In the 1 hands of American and Filipino; troops and that the Japanese held only the porta and coastal regions ol the principal islands. “Most of the land flglitlng hue Item done by the Flllpluo scouts and the Filipino constabulary," the j

Honor Roll M BUY >ne HB ,| ”WPellewlng to a UM Adams county fir me which have adopted the payroll alletment plan far ths purshaas of United Matos dafenaa aavlnga bonda with the wluMary cooporattoe of ompioyos. Chairman are adhed to report the namee of all buetneeeee where the plan to adopted for addition to thio IIM: General Electric Company Central Sugar Company Central Soya Company Mc-Milkn Feed Mills The Mutnchler Packing Co. Cloverleaf Creameries. Inc. Decatur Poet Office employe* First State Bank Krick-Tyndall Tile Co. Decatur Daily Democrat Adams County Lumber Co. Decatur Casting Co. The Great A & P Tea Co. Wayne Novelty Company N. I. Public Service The fkhafer Co. The Schafer Store P. B. Lehman Dairy Holthouse-Schulte Co. Sprague Furniture Co. City of Decatur Employes Ashbaucher Tin Shop Decatur Laundry Berne Dunbar Furniture Co. Nussbaum Novelty Co. Berne Witness Co. Berne Manufacturing Co. Economy Printing Concern Smith Bros. Mfg. Co, RATIONING SYSTEM CONTINUBD FROM PAOI ONB shoitago of i-Mstal tankers, will be followed ueit Monday by imposition ol temporary price ceilings on retail gunoline sal's at levels prevailing Friday. March 13. Eastern states affected by the rulings are Connecticut, Delaware. Florida (east of the Apalacola riv* story said. The party said the water supply was adeqaate on Corregidor and Hataan |reiiilisula. “Food is not bad." oue of them was quoted, “but the worst deprivation to doiug without freah vege tables and salad. There to no scurvy, although we uard neither medically prepared vitamin tablets nor lime Juke, Our health inay have been helped by the fact that we had some canned tomatoes, beans and peas." The dispatch said the party, asked if tke American trooim In the Philippines could hold out, replied: "yea " CASH In TEN Minuter LOANS <m Automobile*. LOANS on Household GooodN LOANS on Livestock. Promt, private servlet. DECATUR l.oan & Discount Co. Trust Bldg.

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O o LOCAL CLAMIFIID AOVIBTIBINO RATIB Ont Time. Per Ward .... I'yd Minimum far fleet Insertion 30c , Additional Insertions 1 Per Weed. Per Day 1« I « Card M TMnka SOc » Obituaries, Verses. Reealui Hum J , Menus, run menu etyle .... , Notices, Cep heads, •P< . ' body We , i <l2 pleas deep, one column I FORSALE FOR BALE — Order AAA Baby Chick* no*. Bred for beavv egg production and quick maturity. No* batching. Bea ua before buying. Model Hatchery, Monroe. Ind. 307 11 i ITrk’b mSHMibwIHk T<«piste teed. Nothing else to buy 12.15 per 100 lbs. Burk e Hog fattier a complete feed. 12.40 P»r 100 Jbe. 15 cento leeo per beg in your own seeks. Phono No. 25. Burk Ktovetor Company. Dece'.ur, Ind. Monroe, Ind. IMt FOR SALIL-Wn (L .11 kiuim electrical repair work and wiring. Including espert radio oervice. We carry good line light Biluree. Decatur Electric Shop Phone 244. 41-tt WIR SALE SiiTertThnust In Monroeville. eierllent condition. Two car garage, four lota, on paved street. Price 13,750. Telephone Mogroevllle 2145. a CS Clx BABV(TficRS grow Ifaster, are beaitier if fed Beco Chick Starter witb C-Ka-Gene. Price 12.40. Burk Elevator Company; Decatur and Monroe. Indiana.. 40-ts F(Ht Good home male trailer. Urea fair. 1 good spare, tlood as new. Also good cow. Philip Nussbaum. Monroe. Indiana. 06-z3ti FOft dAtE Limited amount reUlgeratora. washers, sweepers, beating and eld tric cooking atovee. No more coming. Decatur Hatchery. •!'! FOR SALE-WUile they last A good stock ol uew and u<< d mdioa. Übrick Bros. 59-l>t ►oft hALE 3 i>ed room home. Hot water, stoker heat. Every luxury. Owner leaving city. Bob Heller, phone S7O. 84 3t p6tl SALE llOf 6 paesenger Fons Club coupe, super deluxe, like new. good rubber. Bryce Daniels, Pleasant Mills. Phone 3X»S 64 3tx FOR sJLE- belco liibFplaut. good condition. Bryson C. Fetters. . Berne. Indiana. M-3tx Fdk BALt-Magic'Chef table top I gas range Globe coal, wood range. Both in good condition. . Phone M 75. 6«-3tx KENTUCKY PRIDE LVMP'COAL contains more beat units, leas ash than the average coal. Try > It today. Price to reasonable. BURK ELEVATOR COMPANY. Decatur, Ind. Tuea. A Thurs FOR SALE ~iluuse Car" Inquire Daily Democrat. 67-3 U FoiTSALE Two Model As. go.d Urea; ’3l Chev. Sedan; '33 Chev. Sedan; '39 Chev Town Sedan, beautiful, low mileage. Fred Buschc. Phone 975. 67-3tx FOTTSALE - !»3«~Fn7dTL^b — A"1 condition, extra good tires. Effie Mae Texaco Service Station 1 mile south Decatur on 27. a 67-3tx fc'Oß HALE Homewood~iot7‘ |s’ ltd 115 down rant monthly. Fine tor victory garden or horn-. Hob Heller. Phone K7(l. a g7-«tx orj. Georgia. Maine, Maryland. Massachusetts. New Hampshire. New Jersey. New York. North Carolina. Peuusylvaaia. Rhode Island. South Carolina. Vermont, Virginia, and Went Virginia. U. 8. CKRTIFICD BTARTKD CHICK* OUR BPCCIALTV We can atfttply you with day-old or started U. 8. Approved. U. H. Certified or U. 8. ROP cMcks for profitable product ioa. We are espe< tolly pleased to announce that 3.5»« AAA two-week ••14 Hatred Rocks are now In our batteries ready to be placed in your l>ri>>>d<-r house to make early spring broilers and high production luyeta l»> <lie fall when Mtoa are uigti. Leghorn cockerels Iron per ten and baby • lit- ko «i low prh-ea. •PRUNMR'* TRAPNSBT FARM C 1618 MM W. Superior St Fort Wayne, Indiana 1

puauoSr $j OUR BORROWERS ARK NOW ONLY RAYING I 31% Isterwt |i — BEB US — I. Adams County N. F. L A. HENKY B. HELLER Sec’y.-Trtßß.

WANTED WANTED—Cood. cldan, big Raga, suitable for cleaning machinery. Cannot use underwear, stockings, paata, roata, coveralls, or any similar material. Will pay 4e lb. Decatur Daily Democrat. wANTM) -Woman wanTs wo A of any kind by day. Phone 1523. 3WANTED To rant 2 or 3~room fiinilshed apartment. Adults. Reply Box 85. care Democrat. K 15-3 H WANTED To do washings Phone I4M. M-3tx WANTED 25 or 30 m-dluui alia rabbits. Call Elks Club, phone 115. *73t BBWING MacHINJOH still' avalfaAte. No advance In prices Cash or aasy payment plan — Sewing taught free. We do hemstitching and buttonhole making. All makes repaired. Needles. Balts, Parts, Boardman Bigger Hawing machine distributors 445 Routh First. Phose 411. M-13U Business Services kKri t’i at the Decatur Upholstery Shop tor your new and used furniture. stoves, ruga, breakfast seta. Hying room euitea. walnut tables, beds, springs, mattreeaes. Decatur Upholstery Shop. 145 8. Second 81. *3-12lx BABY CHICKH hldDlcMt ..In perfect, sanitary hatching conditions No overheating. Constant trtnperalures of *9'? degrees Decatur Hatchery. <713 UPIi<H.BTERIN«r“-“A O*i r H furniture huiks just like it came from the fac'ory when'you bring It to us. tjiullty fabrics. Newest colors. Decatur Upholster shop, phoin- 169467 l 3 WALLPAi’ER —Redecorate the Inexpensive way. You can paper a 9x12 room for as little as 12.00. Think of It! Come lu. Holthouse Drug Co 66 3t MISCELLANEOUS Farm LOANS at 4% for ill years. No expense to borrower. C. D. Lxvwton. Decatur, Ind. 28btf FARMERS ATTENTION We7eamove dead horses, cows, huge etc. Decatar phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. Tbo Stadler Products Co. 28-ts FOR RENT FOR RENT — Downstairs" sleeping room in modern home. Call atter < at 32* North Sixth. *<-2t Ft >TFI< ENT filer pi ng - porch, liv ing room combined; also another sleeping porch. 608 N. Second Call 384 or 484. 67-31 —— (y— i NELSON OPPOSES < CONTINUED FMoai raaffi <>W> daily wage boost over their prem-tit pay of 88.06 a day, contending their wage to out of line In comparison to their skilled work and with the pay of cutting and loading machine operators who raceiv ed |9 a day under the wage agree ment. Laborers and top men. the other two classlf leal lona In the scale, received |7 and 36 20 a day respectively. Blnce the scale was set up, aevera! other onr-day strikes have occurred over the differentials. Il was reported also that international offices of UMWA were dtople.is cd with the district wage agreemeat. —a - Stenographers And Typists Badly Needed Another urgent call has been received by the alxth civil service district office In Cincinnati for stenographers and typists for duty at D. C. These employees are needed hi the various departments lu Washington engaged in the prosecution of the war Mpecial examinations arc being held in totalities throughout the States of Ohio, hidvana. and Kentucky so as to provide an Imuiedlate opportunity for qualified persona to render war service In a civlHan capacity. Further Informs ttoa may be obtained by calling on F. R. Costello, local socretary. Board of Civil Service Examiners. Font Office bulldtug • —- — 1 ————— TrrAa In a Good Town — Decalur j

WANTED RAGS, Magazines, Newspapers, Scrap Iron, Old Auto fUdiatora, Batteriea, Copper. Braaa, Al«minum and ail grades of wrap metals. We buy hide*, wooL and ’■eep pelta the year round. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. «• W. Mown OL RNmm 442

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