Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 85, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1942 — Page 2

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TODAY’S WAR MOVES (Reg. I’. B Paint Office) lly Louis F. Keeuilo Os the Unl'ed Prsss War Desk

K<<« ih« alathm about an allied | off. u*|v< agal#*l 'hr Alia has been I Ml off by tlie remark in lamdon of I Ge* George <’ Marshall. United | titalea •hb f of com ertllng Ametn aii ". span*io* ueerm* Tlo'tt - no qu<sli n that an of I felolM- I- It' Ilia considered but It fa obvtou* that th' r< «|>olialble I bead* of th.- allied untton* hare no Intention of being alatnpeded into] ha t* nd 111 planned scliek by th<». who are <l< ■mandinx an miinediab "a. , nd front" against lilt British ami American airat* glata I la<k tint Ulina i* certain. that lin y • II no* more until they are reasonably sure >h< otieiiahe will I An <*t Europe *ill nt* i •lull.' a hUK' force of men ami »aat equipment To move them and k*« l» thrift »p|»*h*d will rail for u I IltK .Hid it will Im* «l | tint u ti ihr limit'd allied »hl|»l» ‘

SEED POTATOES HEADQUARTERS 2 - CARLOAD - 2 t Ptikdous COBBLERS >2.69 ewt. Pe. n! Jt OIIIOS *3.09 cwt. c w t TRIUMPHS 12.39 cwt. I Men I y of Certified Potatoes. ONION SETS and PLANTS 3 25c Bermuda 17i« iiunch 11 CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS FLORIDA lb |DV MARSH JUICY IUIVVRN SEEDLESS ORANGES vEt-tow Grapefruits noz.lt 1 2 c 3 lbs. 23c 8 tor 23c - VEGETABLES — PASCAL as- NEW a r CELERV - bunch ® JV CABBAGE, lb . ... HEAD ra lor «m _ FRESH g-, LETTUCE J * /*» CARROTS, bunch .... TURNIPS 9 1 Larger • Whrte f Q — 3 IVV cauliflower ERESH TOM ATOES. Ih 15c PHONE U ap Went Side 1300 Irldv of Street FRUIT MARKETS

Limited Time Skelgas Ranges Buv Now. We have a good stock ot Ntoves and equipment. NO ADV ANCE IN PRICE! STUCKY & CO. Open Till It will pay Monroe, Ind. » I*. M you to driv< down Phone HI

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—THAT’S WIMPY’S DISH! PDPEME. THE Vokaw >| |q« imIIY AND F HA6, AN' AU-'A CAR A| fcIOOSKGRUBBER V I PREFER 1 // 1 SEAa°°6E HAsW/PV RAISE ) UulU. LA7 ) OWNERS KJKJ URNG ON &OO£ERIIP/-Pt?fi ) / / ' t~(V * ) f~\! I. //NUz 7 * -Tr/' rv// Tv feS* /" -'J (goOSEFEATHERS \ (( ® low - W'/w CV x i Jw y \ —"A A- jfc, \ \1 k 3 — i i'.A 1 I W' i "iK^i |^uj>wii l |,« aM< BLONDIE WOMEN ALWAYS STICK TOGETHER! By Chic Yonnf HP 5 WMSW3 BUS / /jCISSM&A > * ,Z V R7 Q ./ w. Tl**/\X - ’ hI r< »{ v | ; - j iJLI b A " r tw <JaK \\ k I- / J ift/s'A. x£JjwMhxj£ I. _w« ! ■"- ■»- WE > pW:,-3^' ; ».- i ' wk !

| In* Isellltl**. There la evsry reeaon to believe I that the allies would like to alrlka | while Hitler sill) is using up the • greater part of hia strmgth aaalnat Russia The questloii I* whether I i hey will be prepared to do It he I lore Hiller's eSpei led offensive ill i the >a»t haa been de. bled one way nay or the other. It to no areret that allied strategist* have given full consldetatlon I to the northern route through Norway Frame or the low countries ire a possibility. but Hitler haa i stronger force* there than tn Nor 1 way and haa built up atron* toe atI <1 detenus* They might And it aa i hard or harder io crows the channel 'han Hitler did iu 194" when he I had overwhelming air supremacy and a huge army In France, There are several reason* in fav- ! or of an attack on the Germane In I Norway. <>ue I* that Hiller haa | ■ i.duceti hl. force* of occupation] I there by alarm twielhlrda for Uee j

<>n the eastern front. Another I* that Ihe Norweglsn*. far from being supine under the Hiller yoke, are bitter with revolt. It la certain that If the allien I come, they will Hee to arma almost lo a man Rebellion almultanaoua- ' ly would be fanned In the other oc | copied countrlea of Kuiope. where | Hitler likewise haa been i. mpelled by the Russian struggle lo reduce hia force*. Hiller apparently I* worried by the poaalhllllle* in Norway. He la reported to he Increasing hi* force* there again be. sure of the popular unreat and reaiatanc* and proeunr ably alao became he sensnt the danger of an allied attack He haa an unknown number of hl* war•hip*. Including the giant battlewhip Tlrplt*. on guard In Norwegian water* It al*o seem* »lgnltlc«nt that Hitler ha* eent hl* *<•* European blit*krleger. Field Marshal Gen Hlegmund Wilhelm Lint, to Norway. List I* one of Hitler'* m<wi trusted trouble shooter*. Il wa* Lisi who mopped up In Austria and reorganlied the army there. He wa* an outstanding leader In the Polish lampaign and .rushed the Pole* in Galkin. He led the 12th German army on the Naval Inventor Dead k'> i u A. 'f" ‘ HI “ ' Bear Admiral Flake Famed a* a naval inventor. Rear Admiral Bradley Alien Fiske. ST. U. 8. N., retired, I* dead in New York. Flake, who attended Cleveland and Cincinnati schools, invented the naval telescope sight, torpedo plane, an electric rangefinder, electric ammunition hoiat and a system of turning battleship turrets by electricity.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

So Long! r J ol Keith Msyamoto Only two, Keith Miyamoto seem* undismayed as he departs from Ban Francisco with "00 other*, headed for the Owen* Valley reception center at Manaanar. The Japanese aliens were moved from th* waterfront are** for the mo*t part. Atone. In I9H be led the German army In Bulgaria and crushed M.ulheui Jugoslavia and Greece. Where List I*, there generally is action I Test Your Knowledge Caa you answer seven of these tan questions? Turn to page Four for th* answer*. Q ■ i . -i..1 ■ Q 1 Germany'* largest hattleuhip. Von Tirpitz. is a sister ship of which vessel that was sunk by Great Britain? 2. Name the Army'* new Deputy Chief of Hiaff. second in command to <«ea George .Marshall. 1 What I* the .usloniary fuel of rural Ireland? 4. Ifawail became an integral part of the United State* by a treaty of annotation or by purchase? S About whose death did Plato write an “Apology" on the fuiura life? 6. Who wrote "A Southerner Discover* the South"? 7. An armadillo is a quadruped; true or false? * Coucepeion. Ssntago or Valparaiso is the capital of Chile? ft Which State ha* the greateH

I FARM LOANS ' H OUR BORROWERS ARE ■ NOW ONLY PAYING I 31% Interest 1 — SEE US — I Adams County I N. F. LA. I HENRY B. HELLER Sec’y.-Trea*.

I Honor Roll wwmDU M BW tVAfW AEAowmT i w ■"•*** Fellewlng Is a •••* Adams eounty firm* which hsvs adoptsd th* payroll sllsfmsnt plan for tbs purchase st Untied kuis* defenw savings band* with th* weluntary cooperation *4 smpioyo*. Chairman ar* asked te report the name* of all businesses whsrs th* plan is adsptsd fer addition be this Hat: General Electric Company Central Sugar Company Central Soya Company McMillen Feed Milla The Mutachler Packing Co. Cloverleaf Creameriea, Inc. Decatur Poat Office employes First State Bank Krick.Tyndall Tile Co. Decatur Daily Democrat Adami County Lumber Co. Decatur ( anting Co. The Great A 4 P Tea Co. Wayne Novelty Company N.I Public Service The Schafer Co. The Schafer Store P. B. Lehman Dairy Holthouie-Schulte Co. Sprague Furniture Co. City of Decatur Employee Aahbaucher Tin Shop Decatur Laundry Rivernide Garage Citizens Telephone Co. Equity Dairy Store Berne Dunbar Furniture Co. Nussbaum Novelty Co. Berne Witness Co. Berne Manufacturing Co. Economy Printing Concern Smith Bros. Mfg. Co. Citizens Telephone Co., Berne sreaf 10. Walter Camp wa* an authority on tenui*. golf, hockey, or football? 0 — Girl, Ik. Bag* B*ar Grand Junction, Colo.-—(UF) — Pretty Catherine Emerson Isn’T »o strong, but what an aim! Only IS year* old. she returned from a hunting etpeditloii In Uncompahgre plateau with a deer and bear. Bbc killed a buck last year. — Mrni’E To TVkPVVUH* Nothe I* hereby given that M«inday Mo i will b* tlie last day to pay your Hprlna Inatallmeni of take* rt>« i-ounty treasurer'* office will -.pan from « A M to 4 P. to.. during the tax paying aeaaon. Alt tMX'-a nnt paid by that lime will b*. corns delin.iuent and an penally will be added, an additional i'e will he added for ea- h year tax remain* unpaid from flrat Monday tn May In the year the delinquency o<<ured Th--«e who have bought or »old propert and wieii a division of lax** are a»ked to <-ome In at once. <’•11 on the Auditor for error* end any reduction* The Treasurer can make m < orre. lion. The Treasurer will not b* r««p«nalMe for the penalty of delinquent taxea resulting from the i.mmm|on of taxpayer, to atate definitely on what property they desire to pay, In whose name it may Jp found. In wbat township or corporation it I* situated. I’erwons owing delinquent taxes should pay them al sn< *. th* law I* su<4> that there is no option left for the Treasurer but enforce the collection of delinquent taxes. Cnunty order* will not be paid to 1 anyone owing delinquent taxes All persons sre wsrned again*! them. Particular attention. If you pay taxoa In more than one township mention the fact to the Treasurer. Also see that your receipts call (or all your real estate and personal property. In making Inquirle- of the Treasurer regarding I a so* to Insure reply do not fall to Include return postage. John W Hlakey Treasurer Adams County, Indian*. April 1 to May >

o- 0 ) LOCAL CLABBIFIED ADVERTIkING RATER , Ous Tim*. Fsr Word .... !'»• > I Minimum far first Insertion SO* Additional Insertions r Rsr Word, For Osy Io ~ Card of Thank* 50c ' Obltuariss, Vsrsss, Resolutlsns -•’ 1 ' Menus, run menu style .... H Notices, Cap heads, • pt- I body .................. We (12 pics* deep, on* column) O 0 FOR SALE rot ixu - M.r mnsby, Chick* now. Bred for heavy egg ( production and quick m*turlty. Now batching, ffes us before buy- . Ing. Modal Hktebsry. Monros, Ind 107 ts I acftr* plots toed. Nothing ol»e .o buy •141 per 100 lbs. Burk's Hog tai- . tasr a cotnplsts feed 15.40 per 100 lb*. 1* coni* les* per bag la your own sacks. Phone No. th. Burk I Elevator Company. Decatur, Ind Monroe. Ind. ■ABT CHICM 'gTOW buiterTaro I healtler if ted Boco Chick Hart- I er with C-Ka-Gene. Price |8 40. Burk Elevator Company; Decatur end Monroe. Indiana. 4» ts FOR SAltr Pre-ueed furnllu!' . ruge. and pianos. 4 used living room suite*. 810 to ISO; 4 dining j room tables, |3 lo |l7; 1 9*13 rug. IS; dining room chain*. 11 50 to S 3; 1 piano. A-l condition, with n< w - bench, 35* 50. Many other article* | too numerous to mention. Thia merchandlM- wa* traded in <>n new and cam* from good home* Nprague Furniture Rtore. Phone IM b It FOR lALfc dening out for duratlon of the war: Heating, cook- I Ing stoves, Maytag waaber*. electric refrigerators, new and u*sd. 1 Decatur Hatchery. 7S-tt - FOR HAU: OR TRADk 194<i Maw ter deluxe town sedan Chev.. tow mileage, extra good tiree, good a* new; 1937 Chev. Master deluxe j town sedan, mechanically very good; 2 1935 Chev. Master*, motor* ] overhauled; 1931 Chev. sedan. Fred . Bust he. Phone t"5. 303 North Ninth street. S3-3tx FOR dALE Sorrel mare. 11 y ars ' old; weight l.ffoo to !.7<M); work* single or double. H R. Woodruff. f> mile* east of Geneva. S4-3U JUST RECEIVED Large ahipment of beautiful Chenille b>.d spread*, priced to fit every purse. Sprague < Furniture Store, Phone 199. blt 1 FoR~BALE - Term; 4< acre*? - 5room house, barn, garage and other building*. Electric light* in house, barn and garage, two outside lights. Farm located one-half i mile .Mtst and one-half mile south of Geneva- If interested see Nath- ‘ sn C. Nelson. Decatur, Indiana. Pin lie Nf, S4-3L FOR SAL? - Several good used electric washers, also one good used gasoline motor driven washer; Maytag xaaoline motors Wringer rolls and other parts for all make* of washer*. Klenk Washer Service, 147 So. Second St. Phone , 232. Si-St fl )ft SALK ' Sorrel mare, smooth mouth, sound, in good conditionJohn Steffen. 1 mile west. 1 mile south Kirkland high school. Craigville Phone. >4-2tx vaLL'ablk INF()RMaTION-SSw ing machine* sttU available, no advance In prices —ail make* repaired. We do hemstitching and buttonhole making Needles, bells, oil, parta. Boardman * Singer Sewing Machine Agency, 445 South Flrat. Phone 411. N4-12tx kOR SALE Wardrobe. gultar~lln'Ing chairs. 2 elect rlc washer*, buffets, chests of drawers, oil and gasoline pressure stove*, day beds. 9x12 rugs, Hamilton-Beach electric sweeper Frank Young. 110 Jeffersou Ht M-3t FOR SALE Funk's Hoosier-Crost Hybrid seed corn; also Indiana Hybrid*. Price 34 to |6 par bushel. Series 425-B. «M-C, «10. 113, 431. Place your order now. Supply limited. Theodore Bulmahn. 4 miles west. 14b mile north of Decatur. FOR HALKT - Pnrnlture and rugs? 25 living room suites from the country's leading manufacturers, a style, cover, and price to fit every purse -- 359.95 up. 29 bedroom suites tn the choicest wood* from all over the world. Yon'U find mahogany. walmit. prime vers, lime i oak. gutna wood, maple and Bird* Eye maple—both modern and per 1 lod -349.50 up. 70 Axmtnisler rug* from the looms of Mohawk. Alex-ander-Smith and many other famous mills, siie 9x12—332 &o up. Other she* priced accordingly. 100 Inner spring mattresses from the leading mattres* manufacturers of America— 114.50 up Large num- 1 her of Simmon* Coll bed springs. 312 50 tq 122.(0. Sprague Furniture 1 Store. Phone 199. | ( WBADT-Order your day" old chlx now for May. Also 1200 started chlx two w*sk> o |q . Georgia Gage. Monroe phone. k5-*3tx 1

FOR HALM — Skelgas bolUed gas stove* for a limited tltns only. Uhrick Bros. 74-t( FOR HAI.E- Llie King fluorrscent fixtures. An ideal fixture for renter*, factories, office*, etc, Lowest prices pOßßlhte, Governnn-nt priorities after June I, 1515 We*! Monroe Ht. Phone 15*9 b 9| 3tx FOR HALE 1942 Johnson He* Horse Motor*.—-Yager Furniture Store. Herne. g.t WANTED WANTeD-Good. cUaa, bt< Haifa, suitable for cleaning machinery. Cannot bm underwear, atockinga, pants, coats, ooveralK or any similar material. Will pay 4c lb. Decatur Daily democrat. WAJIYBD Small modein tioiio.apartment by May 1. Box 99. k 4 3tx WANfMb A farm hand, sinsiman preferred. Bo* 97 Daily Demcorat. b 95-3tx WA NT Efr~- Middle axotTlsdy for housekeeper. No laundry Four in family. Inquire 927 North Fifth St., after k p m. U-3tx MISCELLANEOUS /AkM LOAN'S St 4« for 10 year* No expense to borrowsr. C. D. Lew ton. Decatur. Ind 22btf LEWT'oFFfiAlffifiß' SIIfiFTW N Second street, open every day. 94 3tx FARMERS ATTENTION - We re amove dead boraea. cow*, hog* etc. Decatur phono 2000. We pay all Phon* charge*. The Stadler Product* Co. 21-ts Bußineas Services KUhMi+tkfc TFIiTOFEm. Repaired and Reflnl*hed. We buy and sell good used furniture Phon* 420, evening* 4594. Decatur Upholster Shop. 72-3ot LOOT AND FOUND LOST ReJdlsli brown coou hound White-tipped tail. Dun Grote, phone 997-A 95-2'» IZMff- Hmall* green'account book on Second street Finder please return to Sheets Brothers. Reward, g 84 3t FOR RENT PfIR ' kkSfT* 4’ room fiiinHli-,| apartment, light, water, and heat furnished. Phone Md. Itx FOh“ RENT3“room furnished apartment. Inquire 1110 West Monroe Ht. Phone 901. 85-3tx FWrEKT Apart metn. .1 room* and hath; private entrance; heat and water furnished. Phone 1387. 85-31 H)R lIkNT — Apartment Private entrance. Phone 218. 85-bll MARKETS AT A GLANCE Htock*. lower iu moderate trading. Bonds, lower, f'urh stock*, easier. Chicago stocks, irregularly lower. Cotton up. around •'Mlc a bal. Grain, wheat off fractionally aud core up fractionally. Chicago livestock, hog*, weak, tattle, slow; sheep, steady. O Chicago imssud the first compulsory law for the paeteurlxattou of milk in the U. S. N<*iri<K Noll'-s is hereby alven that Ma* Minlth Im a filed With the unSerslKnfd «" *p|>ll< atlon for the Adam* Circuit Court of Adame County. Indian*, to hear tl,« avldem e and determine the time and pla>-<- of liirtli of aid ap pll'-ant. aareest'le to the provision of Chapter XI, Acts of the tlonaral Assembly of mate of Indiana, for I*4l. Wllnm my hand and anal of aal't Court llsls sth day of April. I»l.‘ CLYDE O. TROI'TNEIt Clerk of the Adams Circuit Caurt. April * SPECIAL BABY CHICK SALE for 3 day* only Heavy Cockerels, bent grade .... 14.95 per 100 Leghorn Cockerel*. Barred and White Rock Chick* .. *5.00 per 100 (second grade) First Com* First Served. kPRUNGER’B HATCHERY 504 W kupsrier St 151 C Fort Wsyne. Indiana WANTED RAGS, Magazines, Newnpa* Era, Scrap Iron. Old Auto idiatora, Batteriea, Copper, Bratw, Aluminum and all grade* of scrap met air. We buy hides, wcjl. and *heep pelta the year round. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Monro* St. Phon* 443

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CHICAGO GRAIN C>»E May »li< R B »I.S. pi li-’-'N I May *aii •»'• JW V Sept , 92 ;l < May <u'- 365. MB Sept .'>•>'> ■ May old May n- « II '"‘i |l !in.l > ii‘» 11.84 V J FORT WAYNE. LIVWW fort Wann. Ind. Live-'.-, k ll<M> -'!**■ cents !"»■ S *E 200-X’H ll'- ' 1 "" Ho lso lb- r; 75 ;'<i<-iM* B J 340-2XO ll>". I 300-350 ll>« H l 150-140 lh.-. 1 *■ I. |0 lb* l.‘ W'l* *■ Rough" 1-1 ■'»*’ 11 11, Iallll'« I-'*’- -J CLEVELAND PAOD-Sj Cleveland <i \P r *-' ■ Produce I Buttet »’»-.«<ly; ’»' ■ Kiaudaidh 39 J Km* "ii'.i'ly ' iwolpiH -K li‘<' 1 hen* heavy -3 io „ J young s'a ,1 ” 111,1 ’ll IIIIIM-OVy “O'* <'>‘" ,e<l *’ J Potato«*» <’W ""*' M 'I Idaho* 3<" 15 "_ ' ‘ J 2,35; Ohio 2 i<< *» '-21 about steady; Klnrid* - I local grain mahJl BURK ELEVATOR P»l ■ I Correctetl Beans iuM«* 10 C **J during d»y I No. 1 B p il W'liex' , No 2 Red W>« Ml No. 2 Yellow Corn.- j 1 No. 3 Yellow Corn No. 4 Yellow Corn No. 2 Ry --- ■ No. 2 Yello* «"> BMW ’I ( New Oats. 30-lb. te»t J Flax Seed Dance Ever.' aj# Night—Siher MOU "«»RI» e< |:3O to g OOS * Baturdsyi. • W A Tale**®"* 1 Eyes Raamin*d u