Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 95, Decatur, Adams County, 21 April 1942 — Page 2

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Reduced Sweet Corn | Plantings Alarming Indiana War Board Urges More Planting Ah tn a! r« |x>rt» of cartailed planting* "I -weet corn tor thio’ y.-ji, th,- Inti in . I .-l»A war board 1 today urged Hoosier farmers to retonsid' lt'42 fa. tiling op ation* and include corn a* < vital < >p n !!><■ food expansion pro-j The board is .i-kii’S for the same acr.ag' of sw—•! eitni in 1942 as, -*.i- pia.nt.-d last year. Reports from farmer* indicate! !ha» .1 >-io: tas;.' farm labor to hav.- it- i p during Ju'y and; August - e-poii-iide for the reduct..,n In irn acrt-ag-. L. M Vugh -, < :ij inun of the boald. said JI. a*»u ed farmers. however, that st.-pa were being taken to provide .. "d-d tatids to tartest toe -wet I

w— i n ■ ■■ ■ ——SSOMS———M|ta—B———S» ■ g| tjT ‘"ai ™ g| B * **■■■■—■ ii mi r ORANGES tr::::' doz. 35c Sw. Potatoes - 5 lbs 25c PINEAPPLE 19c BREAD “rr 2 r. 19c ■ —■ — I SPARE RIBS lb. 21c NECKBONES pound 8c “ r ■ ■ ■ ! PORK LIVER 21c I ■■ I I ■■■! I ■■! I ■SBSU—■——U—USED CAR SALE I MI ST BE SOLD! PRICED TO SELL! We do not have room tor these cars. • 1939 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. DeLuxe 1937 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. DeLuxe 1936 PLYMOUTH 2 di. DeLuxe ! 1937 ( HEVROLET 2 dr. Master 1936 ( HEVROLET 2 di. Standard All Car* On Good Rubber. : WE ALSO HAVE A NEW 1»42 PLYMOUTH 1 I dr. DELI XE THAT WE (AN SELL TO AMIMHH WITH A PRIORITY. I’ i Macklin’s Super Senice , Surre*sor» to ’ Phil L Macklin & Co. * . *SM II ■ ■— — .*■«***

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i corn crop. Sweet com was not earmarked a* a "war crop" by the U. S. department of agriculture, and come questly. no recommendation* for price increase* to farmer* were requested of aaasrs, he Mid. Sweet corn vanner*. however, are boosting prn <•* to farmer, to get an acreage that will permit them to uperate at capacity. Voglei said that the usual sweet i corn acre-age ia gradually beiug displated with soybeans for which a price guarantee of 41.60 has been announced. Soybeans are vital tor, , oil purposes, be said, but our armed I fort to and lend lease commitments 1 call for a record production of pron ssed food*, particularly tomatoes , . and sweet corn j o • —— • Test Your Knowledge Can yon answer seven es these ten question*? Turn to page Foor for the answer*. e—— —— —4 l 1. Arthur Man Arthur, father o( ; G ;i Douglas .Mat Arthur, was also ■I 1 "- — 1 =

a genera) in the U. 8. Army; tru or false? 2 Poppse* was the wife of Herod. Nero, or Claudius? 3. In which year did JcUu L. Lewis retire a* president of CIO? 4 Did .Napoleon die at Elba, St Helena or Reunion? 5. in which State is the Erie Canal? 6. Who called the English a "nation of shopkeepers'*? 7. Which city in Scotland has the largest population? 8 With which sports is Al Blozis : principally associated? 9- The name for a male swan is cob, cod. or cog? 10. Henry David Thoreau was an I economist naturalist, or educator? -O ♦ -♦ Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE • — 4 Spilled Water if water, or any liquid, has been ' spilled on the hardwood floor, an!' a mop is not convenient, quickly spread a few layers of newspaper j over it. and see how readily it ab-1 sorbs the moisture. Rusted Screw* A screw or nail which ha* become rusted tn wood can be loosened by applying a little hot paraffin to it- last the paraffin soak in for a short time and see how easily the ocreew or nail will yicio. Nose Bleed Nose-bleed can often l»e stopped ' by applying cold coinpresses. Or. wrap a piece of ice in a < loth and place it at the back of the Peck. ORDERS COTTON I COM INC ED FHOX PAPE ONE) fact that they are business men. Wou<d Freese Salaries Washington. Apr 21 — tl Pi — Son t laude Pepper D Fla . today pn>p».*ed that the annual salaries I of war plant executives be HniH'-d to 425 W and promised to offer i such an amendment tv the neat labor bill considered. Pepper said it was inconsistent to permit au airplane factory executive to get 415"." M '*' a year , while seeklug to eliminate overtime pay toi his employes. "Lets treese salaries and Im> ; nazes before we treese wages, be ; said, "and cut them down before' we frees*' them We want effective ', control ot profits and executive ' salaries and ironuse* gs well a» of wages Referring to labor'* opposition to wage freezing, he said he wav "not afraid to face laltor provided I know I heve been just ** exact- i Ing wtth every other group " There will be no < hatter for ' Pepper to introduce his salary ceiling plan until next week because the senate has postponed ! consideration of labor legislation SHORTHORN SALE of the Augiais* County Shorthorn Breeder* A**oc*ation I Saturday, April 25, *42 At 12 W o'clock E W T. bJ— HEAO-93 17 Grand Cows with Calves at Foot ant! rebreti; 12 real Heifers bred to good bulls; I 1 14 choice open heifers; 10 of , the best bulls ever consigned by this association. Sa'e at Wapakoneta Fair Growtwf*. I Wapakoneta. Ohio Auctioneer*: Col*: Jehnton Oeca tur, Ind.; Downing. Wapakoneta. 0.; Anderson of Bellefontaine. 0. For Catalog write W H STEVA Sales Mgr. St Marya. cr..i

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Catholic Schools Lis! Honor Rolls I The honor rolls for the Decatur Catholic high school and the St. Joseph grade school were announced today by school officials. There are 32 studenU on the high »< hool roll, and 24 on the grade s< hool roil. The complete list* follow: High School A B Joan Hruutoa .3 3 James Holt house ... . 5 1 Rath Kinta 4 2 Robert Kuhtiie S 1 \ » Roop 4 2 Petricfa Rumschlag 3 3 P.iul Smith 2 3 j Rosemary Spangler 5 I | Dolores RumscbUg 4 1 | Yr-unie Smith 1 4 Joan Wemhoff 3 3 I Nancy Daniels 1 5 i D< lores Geel* E 1 | Donald Heimann 3 3 '■> y Miller 5 1 Mary (* RumM-hUg 4 Virginia Spangler 2 4 x Braun 1 4 1 . htn 1 4 Albert Glllig 3 3 Rose Klien Miller 3 2 Thomas Terveer 1 4 Grade Eight i M.irian Sorg 3 S Miiiam Appeltnan 8 3 Jos* ph Daniels 8 3 7 4 James He** 6 S Pa'rscia York 7 4 Rn hard Wemhoff 5 4 I Joan Voglewede 4 7 Grade Seven Patricia Meibers 10 1 Mary Schmitt 9 | Alice Geimer _ 9 2 Barbara Gave ' 8 3 Mildr-<1 Lxishe 7 4 Kenneth Loshe 4 7 Grade S'-x Clarice Rumschlag 10 Maxine Keller 9 Marjorie Gaae 7 3 Grade Four Kathleen Smith 4 3 James .Meyers ... 3 Grade Three Ann <;.•-« 0 3 Dorothy K**hi»- « 3 Gabella Kintx ... 5 4 Patricia Kable 5 4 Janet I'brick $ | o i COMMEND "PECK" COKTXNVKQ S no* rauw uNS by T. Withers, tor the commanding officer. Pacific Beet, and a first sudo: sement was signed by D. C NOTICB TO TAlPAneas Noti<» lx hrrehr given IMt Mon. lay >l<*y < win n« the lent d*y to pay your Hpr:n« Inatsilment of t«vA, The county treanv.rer's oft;>« w:i; o- open from » a M. to 4 P M during -tie tax paying Mason. All taxes not Mid tty that time will be. come delinquent and an »% penalty will be added, an tddltmnal 7*» wlil lie added for each year tax remain* unpa-i from first Monday in May in the year the delinquency oeeured. I Those wh > Uave bought er sub! pro- | pert and wlah a dtvfslon of taxe* are axked to <ome I* at om-e. Call on the Auditor for error* and any redui tlone The Treasurer can make no correction. The Treasurer will not be responsible for the penalty of delinquent < taxes resaltißK from the <>»i-iiiml«u of taxpayer* to state definitely on i what property they desire <c pay. In whose name it nay be found, la »het township or corporation It 1* situated Persons owing delinquent taxes [should pay them at onee. the law I* sin h that there Is no option left for i the Treasurer but ettforce the collecUee. ot delinquent taxes. County order* will not be paid to anyone owing delinquent ts.ea. All per-ons are warned aeninM them | Particular attention. It you pay taxes In more than one township mention the fee* tr* the Trsseursr. i AUo •*< that your receipts -all for all your real estate and personal property. In making Inquiries ot th* Treasurer regarding texes to insure reply 4o not fell to Include return postage. John W Blakey t reaaursr Aeanxs t'ennty. In-iiMA. ‘ May »

Honor Roll S- —" BUT •MM svaM* NHBMI Following I* a liM of Adsma county firm* which hnv» ndoptad the payroll allotment plan for th* purchase of United States defense savings bonds with th* voluntary cooperation of employe*. Chairmen are ashed is report the hams* es all businesses where the plan la adopted for addition ho thio list: General Electric Company Central Sugar Company Central Soya Company McMillen Feed Mibs The Mutachler Packing Co. Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc. Decatur Poet Office employes First State Bank Krick-TyndaU Tile Co. Decatur Daily Democrat Adams County Lumber Co. Decatur Carting Co. The Great A A P Tea Co. Wayne Novelty Company N. 1 Public Service The Schafer Co. The Schafer Store P. B. Lehman Dairy Holthouie-Schulte Co. Sprague Furniture Co. City of Decatur Employes Ash baucher Tin Shop Decatur Laundry Riverside Garage Citizens Telephone Co. Equity Dairy Store Hoithouue Drug Co. Pumphrey Jewelry 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 White VSS Pluager commander Morribon joined the United States navy December 21. 1940. He wa» a*signed to the Hawaiian regtoa on March 24. 1941. after becoming a ettbmarine crew member. This I* the first commeudatbiti reported to date a* received by a .Xcatwr oi AurtUin vouuty man in service, since the opening of box*FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS SLIM) p«r 6I A P« r Month 9*VYear BLUE CREEK DAIRY 719 W. lefferwin St. Phone 267 4MMiMffMMM4MWmm*dMM—B—WANTED RAGS, Magazines, Newspapers. Scrap Iron. Old Auto Radiators, Batteries, Copper, Brass, Aluminum and all grades of scrap mctal-v. We buy hides, wool, and sheep pelts the year round. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Mcmrae Ot. Phene 442

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0 LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES One Tlrvft. Per Word .— I'.'i* Minimum for first Insertion 30c Additional Insertion* 1 Per Word, Per D*y 1c I t Card of Thank* 50c i Obituariaa, Varna*. Reaelu- , ' tlon* -•! i Menus, run menu style —. U . Notice*, Cap heads, 8 pt. ' body 50c j ' | (12 pica* deep, one column I I O — 0 FORSALE l-OR SAL* — Ord.r AAA B.K, Chicks sow. Brad for heavy egg production and quick maturity. Now hatching. Sea u* before buying. Modal Halchary. Monroe, Ind. 307-ts 1 BI RK'S HOG GROWKR -e cum Plata teed. Nothing el?e to buy |2 45 per 100 lb*. Burk * Hog fatuser a complete feed. 4140 par 100 lbs. 15 c*cu lex* per bag In your own sacks. Phone No. 25. Burk Elevator Company. Decatur, Ind. Monroe. Ind. BABY CHICKS grow faster, are healtler if fad Beco Chick Starter with C-Ka-Oene. Price 43.40. Burk Elevator Company; Decatur and Monroe, Indiana.. 49-ts VALVABLh: INFORMATION Sew ; ing machines still available, no advance In prices—al! make* repaired. We do hemstitching and buttonhole making—Needles, belts, oil, part*. Boardman's Singer Sewing Machine Agency, 445 South First. Phone 411. 84-12tx FOR SALE Four ton mixed hay. Lewis Staub. Phone 914-G. 93 31 Mk KaLE — Used furniture. We have our basement full of used furniture of ail kinds Will sell cheap for cash. This merchandise comes from good homes, waa traded in on new. Sprague Furniture. Phone 199. 94-31 FOR SALS—I9IO Model A. IPhone Hoti Monroe. Ralph Hanine. 94-3 U FOR SALE One set team harness: soya beans, germination 95%, 13% moisture. J. 11. Hahnert. Monroe. Hl I. c FOR SALE- Few” ton clover hay Tillman Nussbaum, Monroe. Ind. Phone FOR SALE —All kinds of piantZ James Ward. 610 Kekionga. 94 2tx i FOR - 6aL£ — l burner kerosene | i stove, used one season; good con- ! dition also, lawn mower. Robert I Beery. D>-catur. R. 2. 95-3tx Fdk gALB-One of the best two wheel trailer, stock rack. 6:50x16 tires, one extra, all good. 1-wheel trailer, new tire. Jamesway Pork I Maker feeder. 10 hole. Frank 8. Johnson. Monroe 95-1 lx Tbn~ *l*«t* and other plants later, lieury Haugk 204 South Tenth St. 95-a3tx FOR SALE — Dinina room suite; large HWttroia. Dwight Myer*. Monmouth 95-Stx SALB—Bank's Hooaier-Croat Hybrid seed eorn; also Ind.ana Hybrid* Price 44 to 46 per bashel. Series 425 B. 60647, 410. 413. 431 Place your order now. Supply limited. Theodore Bulmahn t mile* want, liy mile north of Decatur. 77TFOR SALE- Servall Stsydry T Cane litter —only sterllixed. dust less litter. One half bale suitable for Lrooder house 10x13. 12 35 per bale. Hurk Elevator Co. Decatur or Monroe. 84 T Pok*BALE Bro wall win* bull calf. * tom between Jersey and Brown Swiss Don Grote. Phone 697-A. »4 2tx 1 O--- 1 MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks irregularly hirtier. Bond* Irregularly higher. Curt> stocks irreguiai. Chicago stock* irrgeuiar. Cotton natures off around 6«c a bale. Grataj- in Chicago: tract tonally tughet. Chicago livestock: hog* and ahoep strong: cattle steady. vunir. or rtaxL MrmxaautT or k»t.tit NO. new XaUre I* heveks <i»e<i to th* rr*. dltAxr*. heir* and tegaSeM es Pe*er X. <t«* <-a««d to app*-*: in the Mam* CWxroit Oxert, Seto «t De* at*r. ted wee. ea th* Mb 4ax of May tstx. sad *how eauae. rt any. why the r»n*l Bestlemant Arx-eoat* with the eetote »t said aheaid net he ape* >vad and mH heir* are not It I*4 to then aed there atehe proof of brir-hip. and receive their dletrrbvtlee stare* iMwle E Moeer. AdmlnUtrato; WiGb will aoeexed tSecatur. Indiana. April It. t*»e <'. H. Neeetaaxo. Sttereex Aarlt mi a«m«« or riNAt. ••cmr.nxsT or imvamc no- asae Kotlee la tarehy (Iven to th* credMon and leooteee --f OSmaa *e>-eaeed to Otaear It* the Atoms Clm*M Court. taM at Dacota*. Is - . lona. o« the Sth day <x< Max IMt. 1 ata ahoer raeee. It ooy. why the Final OetUroieni Arxwaada with tta eetato *4 ataA towtaae ahoaid wot a* apptwred: ata <u*M heirs are ee<Mta to ttea ata there meta greet et tateatoe. ata rmotoe IhoU AiaUl battve eharre WUtaa. F. Betty Adhtatatotor oscoter. toAtoee. oAao lL MA reed L- Lttaeror. itoaewe* A»rU IMI *

WANTED WANTED—Good, dean* bit Rags, suitable for cleaning machinery. Cannot use underwear, rtockings, pan tr, coats, ooveralh, or any similar material- Will pay 4c !b. Decatur Daily Democrat. WANTED — Furnished apartment or house. Reply Ito* 103 % this offix *-. 95-g3tx W a NTED To rent small tiouse or 'apartment. Young couple, no children. Can give reference. Write box 104. care Democrat. b 95-2tx MAKE YOUR SEWING a pleasure —with these sewing attachment* — skirt markers, hand pinker*, lights for t redd io machines, darners that work on any machine. Singer Irons, etc. Singer Agency. 445 So. First. Phone 411. 92-6 t MISCELLANEOUS FARM IzOANS at 4% for 10 years. No expense to borrower. C. D. Lenrton. Decatur, Ind. 28btf MONUM ENTS AND MARKERS cau be engraved and placed by Decoration Day It you get your order in now Don't wait. See us al once. G**t complete details. Wemhoff Monumental Works. 95i3 FARM'S ATtENTION - We re zmove dead horsos. cows, big* etc. Decatur phono 2008. We pay all phono charge*. The Stadler Products Co. 28-tt FOR RENT FOR RENT — 3 room aiartment; private entrance. Phone 577. 95-2 i FOR RENT One downstairs upari' ment still available of the newly equipped Mercer apartments- Electric range, refrigerator, drape* are all new and ready for use. Automa tic hot water and heat all year. Complete laundry equipment Included. Shower and tub bath. Amplu built-in-cabinets. Sound-proof walls Completely private. Phono A. H. Gerberding. 1236 or inquire at 713 Mercer. Fl iR-RENT 4 room furnished apF Heat, water, light furnished. Haugk Bldg 22X Madison. 94-3tx FOR RENT All modern 5 rc<»n house close in; hot water, heat, hard wood floors, garage, etc. Call Monday afternoon or evening. Uhone 1375. M-3t — ■ o Business Services THE PAINTING SEASON Is on Modernize wish New Method paints, vanishes, enamels, varnishes. enamel*. Rich sunfasi color*, easy to apply. H. Knapp A Sun. 94-6 t onTy a few bAYS LkrfT. mF your mortgage exemptions. File at once with Paul H. Graham Company. 94-3 t Ftttfift SANDER FOR RENT-fF new your floors at small cost. Our new sander ia etay to use Phone 132 for price Information. Holthouse Drug Co. 94-3 t FI R STORAGE -Complete sezvlFe and protection for your fura. Insured against moths, theft. Are. Coat is small. Phone 359. Sheets Bro*. cleaner*. 94-3 t f’HOßjc, RAPH ~iN~U N1 F< >R M Record your experience by having portrait in mllitaiy dress. Your family, friends, will prize It always. Edward* Studio. 946 t FARirfRACtoR REPAIIT - 'We are equipped le do a complete overhauling Job. Don't put it off. Oat our estimate Steffen Implement Co. Dauiel St- Ben. Mgr. 94-3 t WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE We're 'quipped with latest BeuRix align inent machine Gives accurate test of wheel alignment tn a jiffy. No charge unless tepsiis are needed. Drive in. Butlers Garage. 94-61 FißTiffvii —WHanrrarD. Repaired and Reflntsbed. We buy and sell good u»ed furniture. Phon* 420. even lags 4494 DecaUr Upholster Shop. 7Wot WILL banger in good condition. Decatur Laundry and Dry Cleaners. i Comptoto Sheet Moul Bervrt* We handle a complete Um of furnaces, Roofisg. SpoutißA, Stoker* aad Siding Free eetiasto*. Dick Girod sad Kenaeth Arnold. Phen* - *3- Tuts -Fn. ' Card of Thank* W" wish ia thia auaaer to •* | press our appreciation to the neigh ; '•or* .nd (rwmta for saving as : much of oar possessioaa a* they ] did and ter other way* ia which ’ they aided m during the fire at our < house h«t Batsrday. Page as< Keieiin Mlteh j FOR SALE tow, M, tews wth Pig*. RAY E. LIGGETT 44. P » I, Onion tad Ptane Toewn 2> e*x 3,

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MASKETfiEPj® B *"-y REPqixt AND Foreign Brsdy. Crslgville. Clo«»a *t y M ‘ orr ' ~” 5 Ap-a E No commixxict, ta> .. Veals reeeivM, **«Pt K ion j.. , }l . ' n i" 140 >, t -Eg 1601<> j'H> in, m 1., 350 to I hi io, Roughs Jg Choice gg Spring Liub., Soring I,j. ~ b . Yearling : a iub h wHOLE S *zr ESSw w poultry auoTrJff Funnshss >, E* Metz' Egg 4 Poitofc K Decatur p, Cer:«v.-d AH* E Clean, big white Brown x Heavy hen, S Leghorn n- n- gE i-'-glso::. r; - Leghorn . Heavy Lighu::. : _ wht'e _ Heavy sp: barred or rotb Heavy s'. Heavy y ‘ “jE Old heavy Old Leg:. .-. « EAST BufFALu LlVffflE East Huff'!., x y <i'pi i.iv -x n Hog» ’ . khlghei >. h . „ > It >5 to It'." ml Cat-le - lire* :« UlK'llai.-" If 1" • i • 13 1 • .ii< > 4 to 13 50 > it x> 575 Io 12 Sheep . > fn |M 13 25 ■ CLEVELAND »»90«a ■ A;. - qfl Produce g Bul'er -. ~-4 standard- I' g Mv- stea-iy . vf>. rent Live imuiti. i» .» -njß 24: du- k- u < * ht 111 thu-i ovy .nd ."I J Potato' ■ ■ <1 >in L- Mt fl 1 USrCt ltd. Im'.X I " ft sal to 3 75; M. • ' katahdi.i- ®o4 white 2to 1 ’ FORT WAYNE UVttfßl Fori W »yi.> Ind A?i 11 tl'l’i -Livest"' k Hogs 7>lJ| 414.15 - 1 10-5 M lbs 413 !H' !•.«-!»■• » i 340-26 U ll>- CI "5 :v-3i| 414; 240-3'"' H J,i * lbs. 154M6" Ih412.<»; ii" •t" li:S R lbs . 412 10 Rough*, ft : > I'd* Calves. 414 > clipp'd iani 1 “ ■"•■4llF INDIANAPOLIS lndianap<>: - \pn; 21-1 Livestock Hogs •“ h,r J above 16" *•" “ weights 25. iiichet- !»♦* 413 "5-114 5 - J 41425. 3ta-4*' ■'»• 100-16" lb# 412 5" 4*3 J -•’£ “J steady. »trer ■ f l * steer* and hell- r» IK***, heifers. 411-413 1 Veaters. 3"» i ’»' : ! °A Sheep 7o« "int>». * " good to . ‘ CHICAGO GRAIN May wheat 41 23-41 23'* hept. I1»V* May corn ’4‘ s S Sept. HH-H .. * May oats 55h " STM- | May old soy bsta* »«•" new. 41 M *: Jt'Y ' M ’* new. lI.S9 1 *: O*’-. LOCAL GRAIN MAfIJ BURK KLEVATOfI (Mrrec'ed A» r Buns *«bje« »« during M No I Usd Wheat No. 2 R»d When' y No. 2 Yellow Corn J No 4 Yellow Cort j No 4 Yellow Corn ' | No 2 Rye A Sc 3 Yellow So* D' 4 ®* I New Dost. Jo-to ir *‘ J Flax Seed ***r**e±iM Byes SjtemicsS