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Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these teal questions? Turn to page Four for the answers. 4. The retired President ot which South American republic died re- j cently? 2. Preslden' Roosevelt has directed that V. S. Senators and m>-tnbcr» <>f Congress may not be given an active status In the arm- .< forces; true or false? I. Which city in the Soriot Union wa« formerly named St. Peters- i rergand Petrograd? 4. Wt> <>h m ean to at the eastern <md of the Panama Canal? 4 Wi> a ' <*o **"* expressions used !ry sailors; "Th< Cape" and “The Hern*' designate? *«. A slight offen»e Is called a p\ . . . . o? -~f. Near which lake does the Mie--IKsippi River have its source? < Chat method of baptizing do • Ithpitota employ?

1 JJ I lil *! kd 11 AV/ 1111 4 ‘Ji THAT WILL ADD TO THE COMFORT AM) BEAUTY OF YOUR HOME • - a Beautifully Styled LIVING ROOM SUITES $79 t Take advantage of this outstanding furniture buy. Attractive Living Room suites now selling at sensa* tionally low prices. All are correctly styled, range of colors and fabrics, good solid construction. *lt will pay you to drive down to our store before you buy. We are open evenings and will be glad to be of service to you. STUCKY & CO. Monroe, Ind. Open Evenings ■HB■BEBMBBBMBMBIEMBI■ —t MMIMHBMMI

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S The last butch governor of 1 New York war tverardns Boger- | due. Peter Stuyvesant, or William • of Nassau? 10. Os which country is Helsinki the capital? o — INDIA JUOTING (Continued Front Fags 1) 19 policemen had been injured by stones. iThe state department at Washington announced last night that American military forces in India, j had been ordered to exercise scrupulous care to avoid the slightest participation In India's Internal political problems. "The sole purpose of the American forces In India Is to prosecute war of the United Nations against the Axis powers." the state department said In quoting a government statement of policy which had, been extended to the armed forces I in India.} | I In pursuance of their mass, licy. police in Bombay ■

11 seized 9M suburban riot leaders -’before the 7:30 p. m. curfew yesi terday. j This morning there was hardly I any rowdyism In Bombay and ; none had been reported elsewhere Additional troops were stationed at storm centers such as railroad stations, post offices, factories and other plcaes where demonstrations might assemble. r Armored trucks filled with British troops armed with sub machine guns drove through troublous i areas In tacit warning to mobs. In areas where mobs had been ’ especially inclined to throw stones at policemen and soldiers, troops entered houses and arrested all who could not give a satisfactory account of themselves. AXIS CLAIMS ALLIED (Continued From Paars 1) I ful air formations as well as by Axis submarines,” the Italian high I command said. I "The fighting which still ia in I progress already has yielded favorI able results for us. j "Heavy losses have been Inflicted on the convoy as well tut on the escorting ships and especially on aircraft carriers which wereaevI erely hit and also on enemy warplanes. These losses will be made known in due course." —o 3 AXIS CRUISERS (Continued From Paco 1) flights over the French coast and 2" sorties in the sea area around Nazi held Europe In addition, said the communique. American fighters participated in eight interception operations I against Nazi planes heading for Britain. The communique revealed for the first time that American air operations against Europe have been placed upon a routine. 24hour basis. The first American air participation occurred July 4 when a force of six American light bombers joined the RAF In attacks on Nazi positions in France and Holland. Hammer Mainz lamdon. Aug. 13 — (UPi — "A strong force" ot British Irombers hammered the important Herman industrial and communications center of .Mainz last night for the second consecutive night. Some SOO planes took part in Tuesday night's raid. Last night's was believed to have been no

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• Recommend 17,000 ■ Under Surveillance Dies Committee To Submit Lonq List Washington. Aug. 18,—(UP) — ’ The hies committee tffans to trans- ' mlt to President Roosevelt this week the names of 17.000 persona 1 suspected of Nazi sympathy and to 1 recommend that they be placed tin--1 der strict government surveillance, 1 It was learned today. The committee also plana to submit to the president a copy of a letter sent to Nazi sympathizers in this country from Germany in January. 1941. bearing the signature of Walter Kappe. now the object ■ of a nation wide search by the FBI. ! Kappe Is said to agree. In the >tter. to be head of a pro-Gertnan movement In this country. The Dies committee, it was understood. believed that about 3.000 • of the persons it has listed contributed to the "Kyfferhauser bund," and that several thousand more were associated with the "American-German Volksbund." The letter allegedly written by Kappe described the latter organsmaller. Five bombers were missing. Airfields In the law countries were also attacked. The air and home security ministers said a few German bombers ranged over England and Scotland during the night, a few reaching the London area where they causi ed the first air raid casualties • since July 30. The communique cited "a small number of casuultles. some fatal,” in the greater London area. Ac- - cording to authoritative reports. ■ three were killed and seven Injured In one building struck by a bomb on the northern outskirts of London A single plane dropped bombs on southeastern Scotland causing - minor damage. The RAF's sally into Germany apparently began before midnight. The Berlin radio left the air tab i rledly at 11:45 p m. The German i radio today admitted the second i raid on Mainz, saying buildings - had been damaged in "residential areas.” and fires of the preceding night had been rekindled. The i Germans claimed four raiders i downed.

onr Job b to Saw faftSS Dollar* Buy War Bonds til .Zn Mry M ®«r Following lo a Hat of Adamo county firms whleh have adopted • the payroll allotment plan for the i purchase of United States defense i savings bonds with ths voluntary > cooperation of employes. Chairmen are ssked to report the namee of all buelneeses where the plan Is adopted for addition to thio list: General Electric Company Central Sugar Company Central Soya Company McMillen Feed Milla The Mutachler 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 & P Tea Co. Wayne Novelty Company N. 1. Public Service The Schafer Co. The Schafer Store P. B. Lehman Dairy Holthouso-Schulte Co. Sprague Furniture Co. City of Decatur Employee 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. Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. O. K. Welding Shop Dierkes Auto Parts Berne Dunbar Furniture Co. Nussbaum Novelty Co. Berne Witness Co. Berne Manufacturing Co. Economy Printing Concern Smith Bros. Mfg. Co. Citizens Telephone Co.. Berne i ization an "by far the most active and moat indoctrinated combat : group In American-Germanism." The letter carried an admonition (hat it, contents were to be held, confidential and It was numbered, , Indicating that II may have been one of a aerieu. "O' 11 - * MASONIC Called meeting of Decatur Ixrdgt No. 571 F. & A. M., on Entered Ap prentice degree at 7:30 P. M., Friday. August 14. 1942. Ibl-2t Richard C Myers. W. M

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 1 ' One Time, Par Word I 'z< ( Minimum for first Insection 304 ( Additions! Insertions ( Psr Word, Per Day- « j ~ uu I I Card of Thanks....- 50 » ! Obituaries, Verses, ReaoluI • . | Menus, run menu style • ' i Notices, Csp Heads, 6-pL body.—— i | (12 picas deep, one column) FOR SALE Burk's Hog Grower contains supplement, minerals and grain. 1 Nothing else to buy. *2.20 per 100 pounds. 16c less if you furnish the bag Telephone 25—Burk Elevator Co., Decatur, Ind., Monroe, Ind. FOR SALE — Hominy hog feed. ,38.50 ton, in bags. Theodore Bulmahn, Decatur, ronte 2, Preble phone. a 167-ts FoOALE ok'TRADfi Geneva bowling alleys; call or write to box 435, Geneva. 188-6 IX FOR SALM 194 i blue Ford sedan. 2 door. Good condition. Frank Burger. 569 A.l«-3« FOR RALE—6 room semi-modern residence, inside toilet, cement block foundation, cement sidewalks. garage. 8750.00 cash downpayment, balance like rent. North part of Decatur. A. D. Suttles, agent. 190-3 t FOR SALE Economy King cream separator, like new, S4O. Amos Zehr, 240 N. 13th St. 191-3tX SI NG ER - VACVl’rf fIWEfcPEffS and sewing machines still available. We repair all make s< wlng machines, do hemstitching, buttonhole making, sell needles, oil, belts, parts. Boardman's Singer Agency, 445 South First. Phone 411. 188-12tx FOR BALE - Used FurniturvTwn eight piece dining room suits, good condition. One two piece living room suite good condition. One Veior davenport rebuilt. Will sell cheap for cash. Sprague Furniture Store Phone 199. 190-2 t FOR kALE Aftei August 16. 1 will offer some young cattle and 1930 Model A Ford with good <’tires; cream separator, used four years, good repair. Phone 65111. ' FOR SALE—To settle estate. Bev- i en room 13th street home. Lights. < good w<l), cistern, new roof, sidewalk. wonderful fruit trees, grapes, , two acres best black ground. New *9OO garage, convertable to storyhalf home. City water available. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. k 190-3 t ; FOR SALE—Lot on Studabaker sT 47 by IM feet. Will trade for | cattle. Robert Mcßeth. 221 North 1 Fourth St. 190-g2tx For SALE August chicks hatching every week, order fall chicks now. Ree our flock feeders and fountains; get your pullets in production for the high priced fall eggs. Decatur Hatchery. 18(-$t For SALE Truck load Mi< hlgan peaches at my farm 2 miles southeast on road 13. Roy L. Price Phone 7982. 190-lt Fob SALE — bm Chevrolet truck. Also, wanted Berkshire male hog Phone 545-C 190 3tx FOR SALE Many city propertied Immediate possession. Terms. Also farms on low down payment Jesse Engle. 380 Winchester St. The second largest irrigated state In the nation. Colorado's irrigation system was started by Horace Greeley's Union Colony at Greeley in 1878. Mothe to berehy given thu Wlnfielh Piastrrer. fU** with the undersigned an application tor the Adam, clr t “ Court of Adame County, Indiana to hear the evidence end determine the! Gms and place ©f birth of aald ... pllnand. acreoeble to tha p“»(Mon of Chapter 14, Acte of tin’ General Aaoombly of Mat. of Indiana, for T’n> h T Ul •?*.■** Court thia UUi day of Aucust I»<2 m CH DB O. THOUIWffR ' 11 dark of the Adams Circuit Court Aug. U ■—< , .. ■•VKJB Notl.-o to hereby s'von that Boyd Henry R«»>her baa filed with the undersigned an application for the Adama CirouH Court of Adam. County, Indians, to hear the evMonco aa4 determine th. ti®* ••»<> Place of birth of aart ap- ’*’•**• agreeable to the provision Os Chapter 21, Acta of the General ot of ‘odlana. for Wlttieis my hand and seal rs said ‘ < ”* r ‘ !*‘ h l»41. „ w VT-Ytru <». TltOf'TNKlt Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court I NOTICENO HUNTING M my farm, day gr night. Theodore Thieme N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: B:SS to lUSS 1S:IS tn S:SS Satnrtaya. S:SS g. m. Talapho44a ISS Eyaa Eaamlnad Gladeaa Fitted

WANTED clean, big Rags, suitable for deaniiy machinery. Cannot 0»e underwear, stockings, pant 8» coats, overalls, or any si nular material. Will pay 4c lb. Decatur Daily WANTED — 3 room turnishod apartment. Phone 158* 190-2tx WAJ^TEb — On* body and paint man one auto mechanic; one night man for garage work. Riverside Garage, Decatur, Ind. Phom WANTED— Experienced bookkeefy er and cashier; good wages. Address Box 147, care 'WANTED -Pin Boys. Mies’Recreation. 191-2 t WANTED- ’k-horse power BriggsStraton gasoline engine. For defence radio communication. Phone 348. 1»-S3t WATf+ED Girl tor general housework. Phone 217. 189<3t FOR RENT” FOR rtENt-i sleeping rooms or living room and sleeping room. Within two squares of court house. Phone 1054. IMMaBt “FOR "Kent Sleeping rooms In modern home on Third street. Phone 1178. a 191-2 t FOR RENT — I’nfurnished lighthousekeeping room, suitable for one; outside entrance. Phone 1192. 189t3x FOR - RENT Sleeping rooms Hi So. 3rd Street. Phone 1434. l»9-3tx " — O 11 Business Services DON'T DELAY ANOTHER Year* ft costs bo little to paint. It saves so much. Inspect our line of New Method Paints. Henry Knapp 4 Son l»ht3 CONSERVATION litNT' -- Send suits, dresses, sweaters, jackets, etc., to us often for cleaning. Tbeyll look more presentable, wear much longer! Phone 359.— Sheets Bros., Cleaners. 191t3 BENDIX WHEEL ALIGNMENT Test-Drive In for accurate test of alignment of your wheels. Repairs made only if necensary. Be sure! Come in. Butler's Garage. UMt TO (ii'R "(TsTOMERS SerteUJ problem threatens in transportation of coal. We nrge you to place your order now for immediate delivery. Thus help youraelf —and us. Phone 49. Haugk Coal Co. 18Mt - MISCELLANEOUS FARM LOANfe at for 10 years. No expense to borrower. C. D. Lewton. Decatur, Ind. 28-b-ts FXlißFftfl ATTENTION -We remove dead hories, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 20M. We pay ail phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 28 ts Special prices on'allTtock dog*' other dogs and pupa; 100 to chooee from. Must make room for hounds, pointers, setters. Also, wanted killing horses. Harry Reed. 1 mile north, i mile east ot Bluffton. 18S4U —' e mi LOST AND FOUND I/iST All black, long eared dog pup. Reward. Sheldon Daniels. 603 Marshall St. IM4I MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks irregular In quiet trading. Bonds irregularly higher. Curb stocks irregularly higher. Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Cotton firm. Grain: wheat fractionally high er; corn fractionally lower. Chicago livestock: ho(e up 10c to 16.25 per hwdt. for a new 22 year high; Auie steady to firm; sheep slow and steady. - — 1 --O i i i.i AggetaSmMMMrf SUailaMraisr Nottee to hereby given. Thai tbe undersigned baa bee”appointed Admlnlstretor of th. e.tatT7,t fkentoy '•** nl Adame County. de>-ea»-Th* '’••■to to probably solvent. Admtetotratw Cerd u LlHerer. Attorney. * u «- »■ »»«» Aug t-n it Notice to hereby given, Ttiat tbe •«‘ at * ot PauUe. Ferrta, late of Adams County, deTh* estate to probably - Administrator Setbea f. Retosa, Altseney I jFAmOANT 9 OUR SORROWERS ARE || NOW ONLY RAYING I 31% Interest 11 J - SEE US — 1 Adams County I N. F. L. A. * HENRY R. HELLE* w ' J

THURSDAY, AUGUST 13,19 J

Market Report! DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL » AND FOREIGN Mar K | T » B Brady's Market for Decatur, a„J* Cralsvllle, Hoagland and WilMkX Closed at 12 Noon, Corrected August B ■ No commission and no yvd iw ß Veala received every d» r V 110 to 120 Ibe 120 to 140 lbs. 140 to 160 lbs. 160 to 260 ibs. ■ 260 to 300 Ibs. H 300 to 400 Iba. B Roughs Stags Choice vaalt-rs - Spring lambs fl Spring buck lambs fl Clipped lambs Yearling lambs , ; X WHOLESALE EGG ANO S POULTRY OUOTATIONI fl Furnished by fl Metz' Egg A Poultry Co, S Decatur Phone 154 2 Corrected August 13. fl Clean. large white eggBrown or mixed eggs. l,>:g. Heavy hens Ix-ghorn bens Leghorn broilers. I'4 lbs., or fl Heavy springers. 4 lbs at 1 over 2fl Old heavy roosters, lb jfl Old Leghorn roosters, lb S CLIVELANO PRODUCE fl Cb-veiand. O. Aug 13 - trpfl — Produce: H Live poultry steady hens henfl 22; fancy young ducklings ',4 <B 6 lbs. 19 to 20; muscovy and ored 13 to 15. fl Potatoes, dull and s>lrkt|fl weaker; Ohio cobblers !Csfl 1.85, Idaho long white I •<> Idaho russet burbank- 3!S fl 4 15, Ohio round white t’-r li |fl aack 35c. fl CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE ■ Sept wheat. 11 17% D>tfl 8! 20U-H; May (1 24% ■ Sept corn. ,86%-H: l>r, %; May. .92%. ■ Sept oats. .49-49%. <c. *"tfl May. 52%. ■ Oct. soy beans. Sl7l\, ftnfl 81*2% I EA9T BUFFALO LIVESTOCK ■ ' Eaat Buffalo. N. Y.. Aug 13. -fl (UP)—Livestock: ■ Hogs, 300; market active ts fl shade higher, good and < b..i.r !'«fl 220 lbs.. 815 90; trucked m 14"Dfl lbs , 815.80-115.75. I Cattle. 400; market active ufl flrm; steers. 512-813. )>•>( rusfl 811 top. cutters and ■ omn. n rovfl 89 810 10; canners. 17-B*6" I Vealers. 100 and un< har.zrtfl good and choice, 818-816 50. ctefl mon and medium. 81! 5<'1155" ■ Sheep, 200. spring lam ► -tedyfl 814 75 top. I Indianapolis Livestock | Indinapolis. Aug 13 - <VPi -I Livestock. Hogs 5.000 ma «»• tlve; 10 to 25 cents higher; 14" fl 250 Ibs 16.15 tu 15 35 28'» to isl lbs 14 45 to 15.85; 10" to 144 Itfl 13.76 to 14.75. I Cattle 1.008; calves s't". r'tvfl steady. 10 to 15 25. cows .* -r.| fl 25 cents higher; vealers «t til fl 16 58 top. I Sheep 1400. spring lam - actlfl and steady. 14.75 to 15.25. I FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK I Fort Wayne. Ind . Aug 13 < t'Pfl —Livestock: I Hogs, 15-25 c higher; 'ltal 115.15; 220 240 Iba.. 815. Iba.. 115.18; 160-180 lbs 11541 240-260 lbs., 8149). 26" J'" 814 80 ; 280-300 Iba.. 814 85 > Ibs.. 814 50; 3SMMI |b« 811 »" Is«| 180 lbs. 814 65; 140-150 !!». fH44| 830-140 Ibs. 114.15; lo<> 13" IN| tii-M. I Roughs, *13.50; stags 8117 S Calves. 815 50; lambs 81441 Hi CalvM. 815 58; iambs 111 «* 85 down LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected August I? Baaaa mtbfoct to ctange during day Priced delivered at elevator. No 1 Red Wheat No. 8 Red Wheat 111 No 2 Yellow Corn 18 No 8 Yellow Corn No 2 Yellow Roy Beans '• ’’ New Gate, 83-lb. tact ; Flax Seed ! " Bye M Grain: fc per tashel 1e«» Cora: 3c per 1»0 less fx».b. fam. Monroe Comp Meefmq To Start Auqust 16 Berae. Ind. Aag- U: The 84tk •* nuai Monroe Camp meeting * held at tbe Tabernacle on '* towg Aug 16 te 88. eader tbe a* Pices of tbe Adaaa County H’-' •oee Aoaoclettea. Tbe B« r M **°* Loe. of HeMingtoo. Weet Virgie • will be the evaaceltet »P*‘ 111 •* * Wil be m ctame ot Boy ' Kathryn Pr-.e Services will » taM each night at 8;88 o'clock