Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 30 July 1942 — Page 2

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PUBLIC SALE f HOI SEHOLD GOODS 4 KESTAI'RANT EQI lI’MENT One mil* South of Decatur, Ind., en Road No. 21 at the Texaco Service Station. FRIDAY, JULY 31st Commencing at 6 o'clock P M. Kllington Piano and bench. Zenith Radio: Bedroom unite and iMarsprtnu mattress; studio Couch: 9x12 Aamlnster rug and pad; Hwy chair and ottoman; Magic Chef gas range, first class: 4 Dinette sets, table and 4 chairs to each set; Range cook stove; Barton Electric washer; chest of drawers. Rnstauraut Equipment 6 burner gas grill with malleable steel top counter aud 9 stools; pie cases; small cash register; Wurlitser Electric Mu-ii Box. Dishes of all kinds and cooking utensils: linoleeui. Coca-Cola cooler. 6 case capacity; many articles too numerous to mention. TERMS < ash. F. A. JENNINGS, Owner Roy 8 Johnson, Auctioneer T. Schiefersteln. clerk AVAAI I’ayinu High Price# for Meal# when \ I |||J| jou can get the finer quality fresh W I VI ■ meats at the Market Hou#e! Armour's Broken Sliced SLICED N., run 171Z.A BACON Rind Pound I ■ /2U I t Baby Beef Shod I Steaks r "* <Tw<,r fcvV Center Cut Chuck RoaM or SWISS STEAK :::: lb 24c You must be satisfied or your money back! — —■— — bean Fresh Cut Pork Chops 'lb 29c Pure Beef R R R F HAMBURG to Bake or Boil I 1J, 25c * Freshly Ground Entra Nice Old Fashioned Sugar Cured SLAB BACON, in the piece, lb. WHY PAY MORE? - — . Red Ripe Indiana Grown WATERMELONS C’ANTELOUPES -L 39c a uu 1.19 c Georgia El Inert a Freestone PEACHES FOR CANNING! Home Grown 9 Pis. B TOMATOES 3 — JUICY New SWEET LEMONS POTATOES O KN 23c doz. Peck 29c ALWAYS SHOP AT The Market House Owned and Operated by J. R. Wat Im.

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» Blacksmith Shoes His Truck Kdgartown. Mass. — (UPi —An Edgartown blacksmith ha* found one solution of the tire shortage. Orin Norton welded iron treads four inches wide and five-sixteenths of an inch thick over the two rear , wheels of hl* truck

Test Your Know/edae Can you answer seven of the** test questions ? Turn to page Four tor the answers. f _... ♦ 1 Name the two full generals In active service tn the U. S. Army at present. 2. Aaron Bun was killed in a duel with Alexander Hamilton; true or false? 3. "The Dance of the Nymphs" is a painting by Murillo, Corot, Reynolds, or Titian? 4. Who wa» called ‘‘the prisoner of the Vatican”? 5. The Sherman Act and the Clayton Act were laws dealing with narcotic*. true’*, immigration, or child labor? « Which bl-d was portrayed as an ensign of Napoleon Bonaparte's victorious armies? 7. The larger area of Turkey is in Asia Minor or Europe? 8. By what ether name was the undeclared war between Japan and China called? 9. Who gave the American Indiana their name? io. A numismatist collected stamps, coin*, rare books or paintings? o ... — Waits Four Months for a Line Seattle.— ll'Pi — Insist December Bea Bender. 23. placed a telephone rlsll for her fiance at Pearl Harbor. Four month* later she got the connection. O 1 — ■ KOTI4 K FOB Hilts Notice U* hereby given that the Common Council <>t the city of Decatur, Indiana, will receive sealed blds for the collection of garbage within the corporate limits. Including Die Homestead Addition and the Master Addition, for the period <>f one year, from the Ist day of Hep. tember. 1912 to the Ist day of Heptc »,l>er. 1943. with option of renewal for an additional year or years aut>j«- t to the approval of the Common Council Hold bids shall i* In accordance with the spe< dtlcatlons on file In Ilie office of the Clerk-Tree-,ur«r of the City <rf Decatur. Indiana Held bide will be received until 7:30 I’ M on the 4th day of August. I»4I Each bidder must deposit with the Clerk-Treasurer of said City of Ueeatur, Indiana, when he files hie bid a certified check In lice amount i>f Fifty Dollars cl.o i.gi as a guarantee that he will enter Into a contract with said City to perform said work as set out in his bid Ihe su>. ‘ «MMefill bidder will be required to give bond with surety to tw- approved by the Common Council Insuring the faithful prr-fomcen-e'of said work according to the contract. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all blds and rfutdvertlse said Work. Uy order <»f the Common Coug< 11, of the *‘lty Decatur. Indiana II Vernon Aurand <‘|ty Cisrk-Treaaurer July 33-10

New undtr-arm I Cream Deodorant Stops Perspiration not rot dreuei or men* shirt*. Doe* not irritate *kin. 2. No waiting to dry. Can be med nsbtlfter (having 3. Invuntiy stop* penpiration ‘ for Ito i dan. Pretent* odor. > 4. A pure, white, greatelei*, auinlcu vannhin* cream. 5. Awarded Approval SealAaaerxan Institute of Laundering >• hsrmleai to f*brkr_— QO** M4lMQ»»<»(a4»le »O<—SSRiHwiJ |

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F HEAVY INDUSTRY (Continued From Pad* 1) air ministry communique said. Official admission thwt nine i planes were missing indicated that ' the raid, though heavy, wa* of second rank in the new scourage ofI tensive of the RAF. Pilots reported that they met almost no opposition, and it was believed that losses were greatly under the average of less than 5 percent. Germany admitted that several cities in southwestern Germany, including Saarbrucken. were attacked. American In Raid At a Royal Air Force bomber command station In eastern England. July 30—(DP)—Saarbrucken, key German coal center, took “a hell of a walloping" during the night, pilot William Derry. Jr, Bowling Green. 0.. said a* he climbed from a Wellington bombing plane with his Royal Air Force comrades upon their return from their raid on jhe Reich. “It was Just like eating cake,” Berry said. “Brother, it was some show. We were cooking with gas al) the time." It was the 16th time Berry had piloted a Wellington in raids against Germany since, after serving In the United State* army air corp*, he joined the RAF nine month* aso. He took part in the first 1.000plane raid in Cologne and Monday night's Hamburg blits. Between gulp* of hot tea in the crew rest room immediately after hi* return early today, Beery *ald. grinning: "The attack on Saarbrucken was just stooging around compared to Hamburg. That. 1 am telling you, was plenty tough, brother. “But over Saarbrucken the antiaircraft fire and the searchlight* were nothing much to worry about and we only saw one jerry tighter. He didn't bother ue much, either. ‘There* no doubt the raid was a big lucres*. We left lots of fires burning. As we approached the city we were able to follow the Saar river right down to the target, and the target was lit lup like day light by a brilliant full "After unloading our bombs we went to Investigate They may have been artldfical fires but I think they were probably genuine. And there's no doubt anyhow that Saarbruckgen took a hell of a walloping.

“After we iiaj made sure ol that we turned around and came home again.'* — —o — U. S. Cenaua Reunites Brother* Crockett. Cal.—(UP)- After failing for 29 years to locate a brother. Anton Kocher wrote the U. S. bureau of census to see if he had registered anywhere in 1940. The bureau promptly replied: "Yi-s. at Charleston. W. Va." The brothers have arranged a reunion. Two-Dolls- Bill I* Unlucky Birmingham, Ala. (UP) Th* belief that |2 bill* arc bad luck proved only too true for James Prod Cunningham. Negro. He was placed under ll.uoo federal bond for making a 52 bill look like a |2O. He made the mistake of passing It at a poatotfice. Nonce Noll.-s Is hereby given that Elias MiJtonald. Jr. has nieil with tiis unaersianM an SppUvallua tor the Adams Cm-uit Court of Adams County, Indians, to hssr the evidence end determri > the time end place of birth of txid appt leant. agreeable to the provision or Chapter 34. Acta nt the General Assembly ot Mtate of Indiana, for 1141. Witness my hand and seat <r said Court this zeth day of July. 14,43. CLYDE O. TiUMtTNEK Clerk of the Adams Circuit i'ourt. July so

LINDBERGH, ECCLES .' ■ — (Coatinusd From Pw 1) sets aud liabilities of the govern meal as of Dec. 31. 1941 and Jan. 12. 1942. dates on which "The Galilean,” P«-1 ley's magazine. said the United States wae "bankrupt Jacob Thor kelson. Butte, Mont. antisemitic former congressman, who was defeated recently in a race for the Republican senatorial nomination. Former S<-n. Rush D. Holt. 55 Va, pre-war Isolationist and opponent of administration foreign policies. George Van Horn Moseley, Atlanta. Ga, retired major general in the army and a<i antl-wemitic leader. William Alien White. Emporia. Kan., editor and former chairman of the committee to defend America by aiding the Allies. Melvin Johnson.. Willapa. Wash , and Milner Shaffer. Oregon City. Ore., and William Clublne. Seattle. Wash . "bulldoser" operator*, all of whom were employed at Pearl Harbor on and after the Japanese attack. They apparently were called to support Pelley’s statement that the “Pearl Harbor flying tit Id looked like an abandoned WPA project" after the surprise raid. Government attorneys, headed by Oscar R Ewing and Henry Schweinhaut. sought to forestall the appearance of Eccles, claiming that a representative of hl* office could serve the same purpose asked by Pelley’s attorneys, Oscar Smith and Floyd Christian. Federal district attorney B Howard Caughran, who would not identify witnesses the govermet expected to call, said they would counter the testimony anticipated from the defense. Testimony yesterday at the trial of Pelley and his two co-defend-ants, Lawrence A Brown and Agnes Marian Henderson secretary and treasurer of the Fellowship Pres*. Inc.. Noblesville. Ind., publishers of “The Galilean,” sought to prove that Pelley’s allegedly seditious activities continued after the United States declared war. Two of the last witnesses called were ('apt Raymond L. Eddy. Camp Wheeler. Ga, and Pvt. Paul D. Huffman, former high M-bool xciece teacher at Sharon. P*. Eddy said he found a copy of the Galilean in Huffman's duffle bag while Huffman testified that he bad been a reader of the magazine before induction into the army.

War Tough on Hoboes Phoenix. Ari*.—(UP) —The war period promise* to be a hard one on holxve*. Arizona railroad*. In an effort to prevent, sabotage by fifth columnist*, hav. been ordered to <-eaxe all transportation ot hoboes and other “unauthorized persons.'* ■ —— — 1 o— - ■ Cyc*i*t* Wheel Babies. Dog* Rockland. Maa*.- (UP) - When the Hartsuff Cycle c'ub jaunt over New England trail*, member* pack pet dogs and babies In carrier baskets.

I FARM LOANS B OUR BORROWERS ARE 1| NOW ONLY PAYING I 3i% Interest B — SEE US — ■ Adams County I N. F. L. A. g HENKY B. HEI LEB ■ Sec’y.-Treas.

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* LOCAL CLAMIFIEO advertising rates One Tims, P*r Word A4* Minimum for first Insection 30< Additional Insertion* Per Word, Per Osy. Card of Thank*-- - Wd Obituaries, Verses, Resolutions •’ Menus, run menu style Notices, Cap Heads, S-pL body—— — (Iff picas deep, one column) > — -♦ FOR SALE ~Your baby ThlUki will grow faster at les* cost If yon Master Mix growing mash or Burk's Chick grower. Telephone 25- Burk Elevator Co.. Decatur, Ind.. Monroe. Ind. Pdft SALE — Hominy hog feetE 137.60 per ton. Theodore Bulntahn, Decatur, route 2. Preble phone. a 167-ts FOR SALE 1.000 White Leghorn Pullet*. 7 weeks old. Phone 84. Earl Stucky. Monroe Hatchery. 176 71 FOR SALE--New heating stove*. Estates and Warm Morning, buy now while available. Stucky &<’<». Phone 84. Monroe. Ind 176-7 t FOR - SALE — Received large shipment of Inner Spring .Mattresses, bed room sultf*. living room suites, studios, breakfast sets, and kitchen cabinets, large stock to select from, open evenings. Stucky A- Co., Phone 84, Monroe, Ind. 176-7 t slnger E WThiTr MACHINK available—No price advance yet -wervlce we render. Buttonhole making, cover buttons, hemstitching. Repair all makes sewing ma- < him* -Sell needle*, belts, oil. pari* Boardman*. Singer Agency. 445 South First. Phone 411. 176-12tx FOR SALE Red*plum*. 75c bushel Mrs Glen Rebout. Phone Monroe 93-Q. Four mile* cast, %-mlie south of Monroe. 177-3 t FoiFSALE - d936*"Ma»ter Chevrolet Radio, heate.*. tire* like new See Robert L. Sowards, Toewin, between 1 and 3 p. tn. 178-3tx

Foil SALE Burbank plums; order now; also r prayed apples for cooklug and canning 60c bushel. Blue's orchard. Tocsin. 178-3txs FOR - SALE~OR TRADE * ' Wli Chevrolet town sedan. 1940 Chevrolet town sedan, beautiful, low mileage cars. 193* Ford V-8 coupe, 1937 Chevrolet master deluxe, 1935 Chevrolet master. Fred Busche, Phone 975. 303 North 9th St. 178-3tx SEE THESE BARGAINS -- Living room suites, large selection, 368.50 up; bedroom suites. 341.60 up; breakfast sets, 318 up; 9x13 Axmlnlster rugs, all wool face, 337 50 up: 9X13 wool Über rugs, 314 50 ; 9x13 felt base rugs. 33.99 while they last. Many other bargains. Sprague Furniture Store. i‘h**n. i;»ti 17;» 21 used - rti rnTTI'RE One 8-piece dining room suite, |18; 1 velour davenport. A-l shape. 313: round tables. 3150; buff* ts. 31 to 38; heating stove*. 38 50 up. Many other bargains Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 1" 179-21 FOR SALE 1938 - dldsmob'lie "4door sedan Phone 385. g its Fob SALE At <*ce. Sood Piano 825 for quick »ale. Call Phene 433 1791tx ROOM FOR RENT - In modern home close in to General Electric *3l West Monroe St. 179-2 t FT.IUALE Ho,A<Wilson heater. Roon kitchen cabinet, oak buffet, library table. R K. Fleming, photic 523-K. 4 miles north of Decatur. 179-3tx

FOR SALE ♦ Galvanind iron oncloMd tolMiftf. 24iK fort by 11 foot high; muot bo moved. ♦ Caot iron hooting boiler. < S radiators. ♦ V/j ton Chov. truck, dual wheels excollont tires. DICK BL RJX; •34 Mercer Ave. TOUB GOVERNMENT BAYS IT O ER AND O ER. SCRAPK WILL HKLP TO WIN THE WAR Wo bey tree and rubber Htgb pricer Pboue 442 The Maier Hide i & Fur Co. Phono U 2 710 W. Monroe

WANTED ehan, Rag*, suitable for chantaf machinery. Cannot nae anaerwear, stockings, pants, coats, ©overalls, or any similar material. Will pay 4c lb. Decatur Daily Democrat. WANTED- -2 or 3 toads alfalfa hay. Chas. Case, south end of High St. 179-2tx WANTED- Girl clerk for local hakery Write Box 140 care of Democrat. wanted to RENT - House Phone 598 or 1037. It WANTEIi - Part 11 mF kite hen heft). Address Box 141. care Democrat. 17»-3t Business Services w eTi.WE 24-HOl'R Elim Developing service. The important part cf good pictures is proper developing. For developing, or film /uppiles, come to Edwards Studio 1763 t WHEEL ALIGNUEW SERVICE —Drive in for a B*-ndix alignment teat. Saves expensive repair bill* later on. Be sure! Come tn. Butler's Garage. better'buy COAL NOW! Wi are advised by dependable sources that there will be plenty of coal but a serious transportation shortage. We advise buying now. Phone 49. Haugk Coal Yard. 176-6 t At’fo fEndEr rEpaili -Knti removed from fenders and body. We can match your paint job perfectly Just like new! Drive In! Al D. Schmitt Motor Sales. 176-3 t SI'MMEk modern cleaning method* will keep them beautifully cleaned and brightened. For prompt service, phone 359. Sheets Bros., Cleaners. 176-31 POIFCfRY - RAISERS! - ~"BANISH worms from your flock. Use Lee's Gizzard Capsules. Cost* only 1c per hen. Po*itlve action. Easy to use. Gel complete Information Holthouse Drug Co 17713 HAVE VOt' A PAINTING PROK lem? We have helpful Information that will be of value to you. Come in and talk It over. Henry Kiiapli 6. Son. 17»t3 Burk's Hog Eattener doe* a better job than hominy; costa less In long run. 32.20 per hundred—lsc less If you furnish the sack. Telephone 25Bnrk Elevator Co.. DeSI'MMER St’lfrE —kend them to us to be cleaned right, tailorpressed. repaired, altered if your weight has changed. Phone 359. Sheets Bros.. Cleaners. 179-3 t

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MISCELLANEOUS FASITOAS^tI» - toriOMCJ No expense to borrower. C. D. Lewton, Decatur, Ind. 28btf FARMERS ATTENTION - WTv amove dead horses, cows, hogs eu. Decatur phono 2009. Wo pay all phono charges. The Stadler Products Co. r 2341 ■ ll t . ■ 1 FOR RENT FOR RENT 3-room furnished apartment. All conveniences. 1110 West Monroe St. b 178-3 t FOR RENT--Sleeping rooms, garage. 231 So. 3rd St. Phone 1434 171-ltl LOSTAND FOUND LOST - Black and »Al(e spotted sow; Finder please call Francis Geimer phone 91<-M. 179-1 U — 0 Legislator a Buck Private HoMeavflle. Okla. —(TP)—Paul Italhnger. 83-year-oK Holdenville Okla., aiiorney, waived deferment to him by virtue of his being a member of the Oklahoma legislature and has enlisted in the army —a back private.

N. A. BIXLEB ORToMtrmrr HOVRt: •:30 to 11130 12:10 to t:00 Uturdays, >:00 w m. Telephone 13* Eyes Examined Qlaeeea Fitted FARM LIABILITY INSURANCE Hospitalization and surrical expeitHw, all takeii care of hy Farm Bureau Insurance. Leland A. Ripley R.F.O. 4 • Monroe Phone Monroe. Indiana — I «■ —MI ROY S. JOHNSON and SON AUCTION EEBS Aeeure youreeif e< the date yo« warn by beeMaf jrew «u COMPANY RUiLOHM I DICATUg

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Market Report! g DAILY REPORT 08 LOCAIII i AND FOREIGN MARKET! irady'a Market for Decatur. Sralgvilie, Hoagland and Closed at 12 Noon. Corrected July 30, fl No commission and no Veal* received every day al HO to 120 lbs. 120 to 140 lbs 140 to 160 lb* 160 to 180 ItM X 180 to 250 ibs. ’SO to 300 lbs 100 to 400 lb». I} *AS‘ Houghs Ht Stag* ['hoicc- vealers Spring lambs Spring buck lambs nipped lambs . ■ Yearling lambs —1 WHOLESALE EGG ANO t POULTRY QUOTATIONS K'j Fumiehed by 9 Meta' Egg A Poultry Co, || Dooatur Phono IM ■ ■ 4 Corrected July 30. Clean, large white egg* Brown or mixed eggs, Urge Heavy hens Leghorn hens Heavy springers Leghorn broiler*. 1H lbs. or ■ over . Old heavy rooaters. lb Old Leghorn roo*urs, lb H. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET « BURK ELEVATOR CO. Jrr Corrected July 80. Beans subject to chaoxe || during day ■ Prices delivered st elevator. No. 1 Red Wheat IlB” 1 No. 2 Red Wheat I ■/' No 2 Yellow Corn No. 3 Yellow Corn No. 2 Yellow Soy Beans New Oats, 32-lb test Flax Seed Rye O’ 4 I* 0 Grain: 2c per bushel les*. MtU Corn: 6c per 100 lei*. H fob. farm. MARKETS AT A GLANCE « Stocks irregular in quiet Bonds irregularly higher. Curb stocks IrreguUily lower. Chicago stocks irregular. Cotton up around 25 ceuis 4 Grain in Chicago, wheat corn fractions of a cent 1>» -. Chicago livestock hosi sheep strong and active; cattie firm. Kt Cleveland Produce Cleveland. O. July 30 tl'Pt-J-Produce: Live poultry st ad) . heavy 21 to 22; muscovy and - ole® ed 13 to 16. Potato? <■ slightly weaker, (Idaho blns 3jß 3.36; Idaho long whites i •> > io I growers grade Ohio 2 to H Indianapolis Livestock g Indianapolis. July 39 it P> Livestock: Hogs S.OWi; 15 higher; 160 to 250 lb*. 14 65 t? 85; Mu to 400 lb* 14 36 to 100 td 160 lbs. 13 55 to 14 55. ■ CaUle 800. calves 700; »t<*B steady to weak. 12.75 to 13MB cows 10 to 12.50. Vealers 50 cent* higher - top B Sheep 1500. spring lambs ,lf *B to A cent* htghei. good -uu 13.56 to 16. ■

East Buffalo Livestock Eut Buffalo. N Y'. July 3" Livextorfc: Hoge l»W>: nterket I to II cents higher; !7» to I? * ** U.S! to 1645; ehuitar weight ™ rua 15. W. Cattle 300; market unchJ«« gram eteera 12. M; cutter and «• moa cows 1.71 Io » M. canner. »•- to IM. . Vealaru 100; stronx to 50 <e» higher; food and chon ♦ 1> common and medium 1 J •** Sheep 100: opringer' «*«« needy at IS to IS.M. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Sept, wheat. SLI7U%-HJHb-H; M«r •’•»<*• Sept com. .»»% Wi I* U; «day. N% H Sept . onto. WN; Dec 5-* May. M* _ Oct, aoy beano. SI72V». d*' l 11.74 M Pert Wayne Livestock ran Wayae. lad . Jaiy Livestock Moca: 11 eento l“3«£ JWMO’MW 14.11. WO-22K 1»» IIMH too. 14. W. 14O1K to» * S4ASM lbs. 14 43. 3H4W I* * IIMM Ibe lipa. M»Mt »* »♦* SIMM too IL*. I*!* * .% 1404 M Iba OJd. 13M*» *• u * 100-Ua too 13-dd ■ Roughs 13-bP. bugs U 33 <* U.U.lambo 13 M. YeerUaP ** ILW. B«« iM tfowx