Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 114, Decatur, Adams County, 13 May 1942 — Page 2

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From where I sit... Z/ Joe Marsh

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Yop ought to meet my friend, Wirt Dudley. 1 *uppc*e Will must Ire seventy-eight or nine... bat you’d never know it. He's tail and lean and hard an a hickory. And although the only formal educatinn he ever had was a few winter* in the old red achoolhouae. I think that he’s the wisest man I know in many ways. For one thing. Will taught me the value of what he call* “Just a-setUn!* • * • Como upon Will in the ev&nhg, when hi* hard day's work is done, and you’ll find him “just j-eettln,” In a rocker on his porch. In one hand he’ll have bis old briar pipa and in the other, a tall cool glass of boer. ‘•Wholesome, nppoUxin’ beer," says Will, “is standard equipment for proper settin! Pula ■ feller in an uMy.gwn* puaoefd mood." • • a ’ Yon nee, Will bolds the theory that in our present mixed-up world, a man needs a quirt hour every day. An hour in which Co ail down

, _ —— ♦ Test Your Knowledge Can yoa answer seven of thesa ten question*? Turn to page Four for the answers. 1. What position in th V. H Gov- ■ inimiit does Thurman Arnold hold? 2. The U. 8. Child Depository is al Fort Knox. Kentucky: where is the I'. K. Silver Depository* 3 Name the weekly A E. F. publication issued during World War 1 that has liet-n revived?

I Opening Dance EDGEWATER PARK CELINA, OHIO LTHI’RSDAY NIGHT, MAY nth 9 to 12 o’clock II AHOLD GREENEM AYER AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Edgewater Parks Large Pavilion. I NOTICE!! We Biv I WIRE FENCE - BLOCK TIN and S GALVANIZED TIN. but we | Do Not Buy Tin Cans I The Maier Hide & Fur Co Waal Monroe Street

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quietly and restore hie strength and courage. Will thinks, and I tgrse with him. that a mao ought to forget all his own and the world's worries during that hosr-of-pccSe. And Will feels that a glass of fragrant mellow beer helps moot to bring you quiet relaxation. Show ms the man who alts down quietly of ».n evening with hu glass of beer and 111 show you a man who is wise in the ways of living. Such men, like Will Dudley, live to h ripe old age, unembittered by the troubles of the world. They seem to remain, all their lives, sweet-natured and kindly. f f Timo has away of rendering accurate Judgments on the value of the things mm use and enjoy in the world. And Time... thousands of years of it... has handed down the verdict that beer is a pleasant and worthy cumpaatoi) for all men of goodwill. . ' k uu -k. 7 ■ • - - A •

•1. Women are employed as military airplan ploit* in the V. S. 8It.; true or false? 5. In which American war did Sir Henry Clinton fight? 6. Do Quakers (Society of Friends) have the ceremony ot baptit* in? 7. The I'. N. Secret Service i* a division of the Department of War, Justice, or Tresury? k. Which river forms the northern <boundry of Kentucky? 9. The portrait of which President is on S. one dolls*- bills? 10. Name the five cities :ha> have

Senators Sign For Gas Allotment • i - k- wLft WEg MS > J?, 4' > ■ \ y Hili Among motorists registering ftn sawliae cards along the extern seaboard were congressmen In Washington's capitol building. Above. Senators Arthur Vandenberg (left) of .Michigan and Charles .McNary of Oregon are assisted by a clerk as they sign for their ”X" cards, which i-ntHles them to obtain unlimited quantities of gasoline

baseball teams in both major leagues o REPORT JAPAN IS (Continued From Page 1) from Lashlo had moved north to retrieve the situation in southern Vunnan province which became desperate last weekend when

Erupts Close to Tokyo , MHmmto »gt«* • ajr.-; ■ ar j -mgry »'wmWWflffFV sFWr'ijg.W iMr- • * 'iBBRWgRry • I ft. *** View pf voteUM Pfl Mt Asama near Kmuiaawu ' Japan'* largest active volcano. A*amayuMa, 90 uiUea northwest of Tokyo, has had its greatest eruption in years, according to the Ger-man-controlled Brussels radio. The radio report, heard in London, described the eruption as a catastrophe." Aaamayzma Is A2BO fact high and has a crater three-fourths ot a xm'e around. Moot violoat outbursts, sometimes felt In Tokyo and Yokohama, pccur in May and December.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

Chinese troops and American filers routed a Japanese i-olumn. In three days the enemy suffered 4.500 casualties. Whether the Chinese along the Salween will be ahle to repulse a second major enemy drive the Chinese said, would depend largely on th.- ability of the Cfafbese army to the south to harass the enemy's rear. -—-■■ I ■ ■ SW

| Ov Job Is to Save WKS Dollars A? lux Wcrßoncfo twy Pay Day Following Io a Het of Adame county firms which have adopted the payroll allotment plan for the purchase of United States defence savings bonds with the voluntary cooperation of employee. Chairmen are aeked to report the namee of all bueineeeeo where the plan le adopted for addition to thia Het: General Electric Company. Central Suf.ar Company Central Soya Company McMillen Feed Mills The Mutschler Packing Co. Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc. Decatur Post Office employes First State Bank Krick-Tyndall Tile Co. Decatur Daily Democrat Adams County Lumber Co. Decatur Casting Co. The Great A 4 P Teg Co. Wayne Novelty Company N. L Public Service The Schafer Co. The Schafer Store P. B. Lehman Dairy HolthouM-Schulte Co. Sprague Furniture Co. City of Decatur Employe* Ashbaucher Tin Shop Decatur Laundry Riverside Garage Citizens Telephone Co. Equity Dairy Store Holthouse Drug Co. Pumphrey Jewelry Store J. J. Newberry Co. Yost Brothers Local Loan Co., Inc. Berne Dunbar Furniture Co. Nussbaum Novelty Co. Berne Witness Co. Berne Manufacturing Co. Economy Printing Concern Smith Bros. Mfg. Co. Citizens Telephone Co., Berne Cleaning Bed Spring* Probaibly the best way to remove dust and dirt from the br-d ..prlng* I* to place ibe aprlttga in the sun and turn the bote on then- Thu tun will dry tnem within a very short time. 2 (aun loan? dMHBHM Let us tell you about the /Etna Life Insurance Company’s new Farm Loan Plan. Low rates, a 26 year repayment plan, a Reserve Fund Safety feature, a liberal pre-pay-ment privilege, no commission, appraisal, or title examination costs to the borrower. It** worth investigating. Authorized Representative in this territory The Suttles-Edwards Co. Correspondents Niblick Bldg. Phone 358

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o— — o LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES ! Own Time, Pnr Word .... I'/ a s ' Minimum for first Insertion Ko 1 Additional Insertions ' For Word, Por Day 1c i Card of ThanksWc I Obituaries, Vsrssa, Roaolu* ( tlona -•- S1 Menus, run menu stylo .... SI Notices. Cap heads, S pL body —— (12 picas deep, one column) 0 ——— 0 FOR SALE FOR SALE — Order AAA Baby Chicks now. Bred for heavy egg I production and quick maturity. Now batching. See us before buying. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Ind. M7tf BURK'S HOG GRdtVEfc a complate feed. Nothing else to buy 13.25 per 100 lbs. Burk’s Hog fattear a complete teed. 22 35 per IM Ibe. IS coots Isas par bag iu your own tacks. Phons No. 25. Bark Elevator Company, Decatur, lad. Monroe, Ind. >*- tf ~We* hive large”selection of new furniture and nine selling at reasonable prices. Liberal trade In allowance for your old furniture, rug* and pianos. Open evenings by sppolntment. SPRAGUE Furniture Store Phone ISP. 114t2 Discount if bought now! < more days. Estate Heating stoves; Pay as you can. Used stoves. 1» makes Electric motors; washers, fitoves may be hard to get next fall; buy now. Decatur Hatchery. 112tf FOR*SALE kadios- Large stock, all sixes. No more for duration. Buy now. Vhrlck Bros. 112-17 t r(liFs.\LE“ Indtetia Hybrids' No? 6UBB and 613; price 24 to 26 per bushel. Supply limited. August Selking, Jr., Decatur Route 2; Preble phone. 109tf Ml'fXUT—"beentur t’. 8 approved, tested chicks. Order your k’sy chicks now. Leghorn cockerels. 2c. Decatur Hatchery. Phone 427. UMt Fdh SXt.E International corn planter In good condition, price 210.00 R. R. 6 Rollie Crozier. 114<Jtx (VHf WAIT? CeHhig prices in operation now. We have large selection of Living room and Bed room suites. Open evenings by appointment. SPRAGUE Furniture Store. Phone IM li4t3 Bdll SALE! Alx room serai modern home on North Pth St., V. .200 cash. Roy 8 Johnson A Son. Trust Bldg. HS-3t FOR *AI Sorrel geld ing7< yrs? old. 1,200 lbs ; well broke. I'll guarantee this horse to be a first class work horse; also sorrel horse, 7 yrs. old. tough as iron and good under saddle. Roy S. Johnson, Trust Bldg. 113-3 t LiNif’rra M-iTe- huir.-i. Table. 4 chairs. Walnut finish, slightly damag'd In shipping. 119 50 — SPRAGUE Furniture Store. Phone IM. H4t2 FOR* SALE “Several ~ussd lure Drop corn planters. Aho Vlgoro fertiliser for lawns, trees, vegetables. shrubs, flower* and other plants, in all size packages. Lee Hardware Co. H2-2t ?OR SALT - Hybrid seed corn,l regular flats. Funk's, Holly's and Fisher's. 25 per bushel and up. Durh Elevator. b 113-ts Frtß SALK -*'ryer»m” HmTand over. 2 miles mi on Piqua road; Watch for signs. 1144tx f»“BAUC “thinfteid soya boons. I ge mination 9»% Fred Murtbscb. Phone M4D. 114-sltx binfng Room Ruitei” “Nice“s" piece, 235 00. SPRAGUE Furniture Store. Phone 1H 21St2 FWSAtt“T£ld rug and mat la I in good condition. Phone 1248. !U-b2t f’OR SALE — All kinds vegetable and flower plants; open eveningsMrs. Wm. Strahm. 332 N 2th *t , llMttuod bears. Oliver corn cultivator. Gale corn planter. Loo Roe. Q mils west of beanery Phone <315 U3-31X ifofc SALK - 3 burner Kerosene stove and ovea. 11l 8. 15th st. Hew Kitchen Cabinets 222A<*~iu 232 5s lairgc asrortmeiit of end. oceaaslonal. lamp and card tables. Cheap sot cash SPRAGUE Furnicars Store. Phone 129 HhJ ■ .o—,. , .... Roller Skalißg every Thurs4ay and Sanday afternoons from 2 till 4.—SUNSET. Hitler is conducting g Mvag* battle on th* Csucasu. oil fields la a dees irate effort to eMam eH to keep Mo war maoAtne rwlliag. Keep year ear ee trastor *v*t "Ar* BtLOfL pod MOB4LBA*. VowH hke Hs peHermaHc.e ZINER OIL CO. Decatur Phene zgi

WANTED WANTED—Good, dean, bl< Rags, suitable for cleaning machinery. Cannot use underwear, stockings, pant*, coats, ooveralls, or any similar material. Will pay 4c lb. Docafur Daily Democrat. WANTED— Loans on farm*. Eastern money. Low rateo. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 23 m-w-f Farvn hand. Roilhiy wages. Box 112 Dally Democrat. 1084tx W?^^?#!)—OtpeAJTgirt tor gene? si housework. Phone 403. 113-g3t FOR RENT Pi>l< RkftY —Apartment, t furn'hh” ed rooms. Private entrance, ground floor. 310 North Third St 114di3t RHTHEjJT— 3-rmm" furiuShid apartment, private entrance. Pbonn 529. 115 South First St. IH-b2tx FOR RENT -- 3 room apartment; modern; venetion biinds; heat, water furnished. 225 month. Inquire Citizens Telephone Co. 112 3t m’iiiWt modern 3“room . furnished apartment; private battb. Phone 231 112-3*. 1 " 1 Business Services N EWTfifTHOD korck Paint (tends up under hardest usage. Cold or hot water doe* not effect. Many practical colors. Henry Knapp A Son. 112-« t SAVE ALL used fate and g<.>a.<s usualy wasted in cooking. Your country needs it. We will pay 4c pound. Gerber Meat Market. T BUY NOW while nace and furnnee repair. No. 3 Pocohanta* coal. W. Va.. and Kentucky lump coal. Oil treated stoker coal. Haugh Coal Co., Phuue 49. 112-ts BOARDMAN'S Binger Sewing tfichine Agency, 445 South First, Phone 411. All makes repaired—needles— Oil-Parts. a liS-lZtx R£NT“Make your old, seaeoned floors look even better than new! Modern electric sander. Phone 132 for details. Holt bouse Drug Co. 1134 t ORyTOLb StdhAGft"VAULTB will protect your furs. Completely insured. We'll call for and deliver. We can clean and glare before slot age. Phone 359. Don't delay. Sheets Bros., cleaners. H3-3t FARM TRAUTOR fiftKAlß*“We are fully equipped to do expert tractor repair work. Valves ground, new part*, or g-ncral overhauling. Give us a trial. Steffen Implement Co. Dun Steffen, Mgr. 112-3 t toThat hoY w him your photograph. Nothing could please him'more and and it perfectly wives the gift problem. Phone SB 4. Edwards Studio. J'hEKL ALIGNMENT TI&T~ Come in for free test and demonstration. Tells immediately If wheels are out of line. Repairs made only if needed. Drive in. i Butler’s Garage. 112-<t MISCELLANEOUS ►,RM LOANCi at H for id years. No expense to borrower. C. D. Lewton, Decatur, Ind. 28btf FAhMERS ATfEkriON - Wo re amove deed horees. cows, hum etc Decatur phoae 3*oo. We pay all Phono charges. The Stadler Protects Co. IW MARKCT*'ATVaLANCe Stocks lower and moderately active. Bond* lower; <J. & govarnments untraded. Corti stocks ireguterly lower. Chicago slocks irregularly lower. Grata* in Chicago; wheat and corn olf aruuad 1c a Bushel Chicago liveatoch: hogs and cattle steady to weaker. Sheep steady. ■erics: Notice i* borohy wives that . LSI* D Fraas ba» rilva with th* undcr,lgn*<i an appli'atlon for the Adama Circuit c?<*irt of A<Un>, County, ludiaua. to h«ar tna evldaese and determine the lima and pine* •( Mrtn n f «ai<l applicant. aerraabte to the pri.laion •t Chapter 34, Acta of the General uhT" ,w ’ ot ***** ** f>r Wltneaa n>r hand aad real of ante Court thia iltei 4ay of May, 3»4:. <M.Yf>£ O TftOUTNWk Clerk of the Adam* Circuit Court. BEST CO Al. BUYS Ky. Lump and Cgg; W. Va. Lump and Egg; Genuine Peeabontao Egg; Psckage Coal; *r(queta: Little Jo* Prepared Stoker; Ps. Anthracite Nut. KRICK COAL CO. Weet Elm *t Phons 42 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMffTRItT HOUR*: *:!*«• 11:« it:*B to b-M Getordsys. 8 00 p. m. YoteimoM 1* ■yea taaminod Gluses Fitted

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Market Im ■•••dy’s Markit fw- I Crs.gvili*. h 6 . 9 i. m t] Cfceie H Corrected Xaj I No commission aa4 I Veals receive 112 to 129 lbs I ; 130 to Jio lbs MB 140 to 160 )bs. "" “O i 160 Io HO lb* ~~*W i 180 tu 2*o lb*.. I 250 to 30'i lb* 300 to 4*H» lb* . Rough* . Stag* -B Choice veeier* , ■ Spring lamb, . fl Spring buck lainb, ■ Clipped Umbi w Yearling lamb* - WHOLESALE E« tel POULTRY FurnishU k, I Mite- Egg 41 Pwnryul Decatur P "**«l||| Cui retted May U. I Clean, large whit* e ( p I Brown or mixed egg,, , 4 n. I ; Heavy hens I , Leghorn hen, ~' u | , Leghorn springers, : Leghorn rtag, ... Heavy broiler*, barrsd i I Leghorn broiler*, H* iis, «| over J whits rotk, . .... ji ' Heavy springer*, smoot)., I barred or white roti*l Heavy stag, J Heavy young wilts doeb I Old heavy rorater*. lb. , I Old Leghorn roosters, ;bI indianspcli, Livestra I Iridtanapoih, May it-<ril ■ Livestock; Hog, 7.M4, | I and up 5c lower; belov IP I ■ 10c lower; good and cbeinJ • 400 lbs. 13 80 to 14 85; 1R«1 lbs. 12 50 to 13 s*l. I ! Cattle 900; calves 4M; J , and steady; steer, tMttm near good 11 50 to 126: Mdi 9 to 10; tanner, and rtrttui ; 8 75; vealer* active and item ■ Me higher. *l2 top. I Sheep 30t>; market *bo*t gm ' shorn lamb* *l3. I Fort Wayn», Ind, May M Pd)—Livestock. 11. g), to J cents lower, 22U-240 lb, 11JI;I : 220 lbs. 13.75; D<>-20v MM 1 160-180 H» 13.65. 24024 vMM 260-280 lb*. 13.76; 2M4-3'*-* *1 65; 300 350 lb* 13 60. 13 55; 150-160 lb*, lift, M I ba. 13.00; 130110 lbs. U%l 130 lit*. 12.50. { RougbA 13.00. st*D d ; calve* 11,50. lamb, 14 00, <m lauibu 10.50-13 50. CLEVELAND PRODICi] CL veland. 0., sl»y 13-itl Produce; Butter unsetthd. ixtm I standard* io I Egg- steady; extra, 34; ■ ard; 29; current receipu * I Live poultiy steady. H*’R 22 to 23 Ducks s\» to 6 lb*. 2fc. <MI covy and colored 16 m 11 Potatoes old market »trd* steady. Idah' ru»,<t M 410 to 135; Maine <'!>:»»• Katahdin* 26" b> 3"1 <*** whites 1 75 t<> 2: nr* -narUvl California lon.'; wkitc, !isH EAST BUFFALO LIVEI?* East Buffalo. S Y- k*j« (UP) — Livestock Hogs 4i»". trucked is kJ steady; I*o to 260 lb14 15 to 11 I*: 'S' l ■ II Cattle 15u. calves H* • steady to strong. 115* ter and twmmoii co** ’ • vealei a good and ebon* & uxou and medium I'l to II Sheep 100, lama* MSSfr' ed lamb* 13 to 13 25CHICAGO CRAIN CUM* Wheai May 1-22. Sept 125 S to *»• , Corn May •<- w “ Sept. 91; Dec Mh Oat, May ***’ May old wybeSM. 1 ’*■ new 1.12; July ol< 1 M; I*s; Octobe: 1 '9*| LOCAL GRAIN ■URK ELEVATO" Corrected M*> *' Bean, sublet te W* during day No 1 Red • r * M * No. 2 Red W* 4 No. 2 Yellow Coro No. 3 Yello* <*orn No. 4 Yellow Com. No. 2 Rye—t No 2 Yellow Soy »*«■ New Oats. 30-lb te»' Flan Seed ? ~Avo'd •*'"« * )o*o(iai<«> ln *'T n iflP! should no’ «•* '. _ w **t I tty- M y They m uaad ludelia 1 ’ A, rm | brick, here. •»*” -p Ml are made he<« • I I o. the balleuv ; “TWs W*' * board say* - ♦ ■ ■ —