Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 253, Decatur, Adams County, 26 October 1942 — Page 6

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Chicago Bears Still On Top Os Pro League Washington Holds Eastern Division Lead Over Brooklyn By United Pre,* The nundlny in the National pro-foot bail league have that old familiar look today Up at the top in the west are the Chicago Bear!. And in the east Washington'* Redskin, lead the parade with the Brooklyn Dodger, right behind 'hem Five week, remain on the regular achedule. The bears «e< m In j mile*, diaanter befalls them. ! There* a faint chance of «u< h dl,- 1 aster .ip the Green Bay Packers—just a faint chance. Washington may run into some < trouble in It, division—mo*t of It from Brooklyn The Dodger* practically eliminated their rival* from acres, the East river by trouncing the New . York Giant, 17 to 7 Sunday Wash-. Ington defeated the Pittaburgh Steeler* 14 to 0. The Rvdakin record now stand, at five victories and one defeat. Chicago ran I'* undefeated string to IS game* by steam rollering the Philadelphia Eaglet 45 to 14 In the reat of the league. Green Bay Detroit 2* to 7. The Cleveland Ram* ,queez*d out a seven to three victory oter the Chicago Cardinals. In next Sunday's games. Detroit plays the Bears, the Cardinal* play at Green Bay. Cleveland goes to Brooklyn. Pittsburgh play, New York, and Washington takes on i Philadelphia o COLLEGE FOOTBALL Notre Dame 21. Illinois 14 lowa 14. Indiana 13. Wlaconaln 13. Purdue 0. Minnesota 16. Michigan 14. Ohio State 20. Northwestern 6. Michigan State 14. Great Mkes 0. Wabash 6. Lake Forest 6 (tie). DePau w 53. Hanover 7. Roae Poly 69. Earlham 7. Evansville 27. Central Normal 0. Valparaiso 22. Manchester 7. Western Michigan 13. Butler 7. Central Michigan 19. Ball State 13. Kalamazoo 25. Franklin 7. Pro Football Chicago Bears 45. Philadelphia 14 Washington 14. Pittsburgh 0. Brooklyn 17. New York 7. Green Bay 28. Detroit 7. Cleveland 7. Chicago Cardinals 3. A standard railroad rail is 29 feet long _ _■ \m wae ntmTZTesSiT >u neaw/ Tonight & Tuesday “ICELAND" Sonja Henie, John Payne, Jack Onkie, Sammv Kaye ALSO—aborts 9c-30e Inc. Tax —o Wed. A Thura.—“Syncopation" Jack'* Cooper. Adolphe Mcmou Fire, Show Wednesday at 9 30 Continuous Thur*, from 1:30 BE SURE TO ATTEND! —o Starting Friday for J Days! “MRS. MINIVER” At Our Regular Lew Prices! jCQRT Tonight & Tuesday “ESCAPE FROM CRIME** Richard T re via. Jube Siahop * mnl - “ALL OVER TOWN” Otg OiMn. Chifi Only toftte Inc- Tax O -O — Wed. ft Thur*.—“Atlantic Convoy” S*r4b— ■-r-r-4 VlMMsdaia WWrWF* (VwFUV ' • W■’ "W • -W-w I o O - Comtnf Sun.—“Deeperote CM neo for tltery Owes*” A ’Yokel Boy”

JEm maple MUSING Mel 4 ®. / West Eud restaurant took a commanding lead over Hoff Braun in I the first set of three matches to be bowled at G E alley*, winner dele: mined uii total pin. The score 2.636 to 2.4,6. Th.- scoff,: Hoff Brau Frl,lnger 147 176 173-496 Mies I*6 176 164 526 I Keller 171 197 133-501 Young 167 211 155 -533 Stump 155 150 125 430 West End ' Wcodhail 164 177 153 494 Schneider 176 122 I*l 47* Appelman 170 IS# 177—535 Ixinkenau 123 194 212 529 jZelt 206 190 203—599 I VICTORY CARAVAN .Cooilnuad Prom rags 1) mechanized equipment In action. ■ precision military drills using th<- ' revised manual of arms, the new J "walkie-talkie" field communication system and a quantity of modern equipment T» > cities a <iay will uee a motorized held kitchen in action and hear the unit's bugler i blow me** call as the troop, take I time out to eat food that will, for i the most part, be cooked on the march B.:th dinner. In the evening. and the next morning's breakfast will be served in the night stop-over city Lunch will be eaten at the noon stop. The troops will bivouac each night, forming an army depot once a day Cots and bedding will be carried in cargo trucks Schoc) gymnasium, and armories will be | used for the night stop-overs In the caravan will he 45 vehicle, from the fort —24 peep*, two armored scout cars, an ambulance - carrying a staff doctor and nurses, i the field kitchen ami 17 troop and baggage carrying cargo trucks. The • troops will wear field service unii forms and the new type steel helmet,. Five caravan unit, not of war department origin will include an exact motorized rep'lea of a baby tank, a red white-and blue war bond bus that will transport member, of the war saving, staff, a wand truck, a truck in which bombs, shells and bullet, of all callbrtw will be shewn in cooperation with the Cincinnati office of the army ordnance department and a motorized stage equipped with round and lighting A state police car will escort the mlle-long caravan during the entire tour. Accompanying the victory caravan will he a patriotic display containing an < riglnal brick from historic Independence Tlall. America's original shrine of liberty In Philadelphia The display, encased with a base relief in the color of Independence Hall. will be returned to the state house in Indianapolis after the tour and will remain there as a permanent exhibit. The brick from America's shrine is an award made to Indiana school children for their participation in be war savings program, and when the caravan rtops in cities during i school hours, school children will be dlsm’xsed to sec the war show and the exhibit, which is to be housed in still another truck. Capt. O E. Lindgren of Gary will be In charge of the caravan Capt. William M Sailers of Kokomo will Charles R. BOWERS I fl M W- J V Jflk . Republican Candidate for SURVEYOR Adams County 2> years of Surveying and farm road drainage eon•WTBwB tv®* • I ftftHcH yftttf support ftt Mm bam 4 Maw ft •NW BWrrwvft I u I WvVI W*> * • Oy IB* Poi Adrt

Yanks Guard Oil in Dutch West Indies i — — “ ftW -wk w\ - I, J , I idJulwH SR r - -Uwr? > 111 ML W • » mK* W Ik ■ * 'l - L.Z. . e ft American ,entries are pictured on ptard at the big Lago oil reffnerie, on the island of Aruba in thedDuteh West Indic*. The relineric, nr.- hcav.ly policed by the army, for sabotage by Axis agents would be equivalent to a victory on Us Lvld of battle. Axis tub* thelled them at one time, but little damage wa» done.,

Five Hoosiers Killed In Weekend Crashes New Castle Woman Is Killed By Train By United Pre,* At least five person* are d nd a, the result of automobile accident, In Indiana during the weekend. Mr, Hallie Fry of New Castle wa* Injured fatally wh n the car in which she wa, riding wa, struck by a freight train north of > Ogden yesterday afternoon. Four, other elderly passenger, in the 1 automobile are in critical condl- j lion. Mr. and Mrs. Georg l Powell of Lebanon suffered fatal Injuries when their car skidded on wet; pavement into the path of a Penn <ylvania pa,«enger train near L banon on Sunday The flying wreckage of the Powell,' auto Injured another woman who wa, standing near the track Mrs. Mary Previch of Detroit i was killed Instantly in an acci-. dent six mile, ea,t of Peru. Her daugh* r. son and daughter-in-law , alao were injured in the crash, which state police say wa, due to the son. Ixrul, Previch. falling asleep at the wheel The car crashed into a tr e. A Henry county farmer. Sam Winchester, died early Sunday of injuries lie received Saturday night when struck by a car while he wa, walking along a highway near N w Castle. The driver. Everett Burton. Is not being held. School Principal Faithful Follower Os Yellow Jackets With the 19*2-43 basketba'l season rapidly approaching. It ha, been brought to light that the De catur high school Yellow Jacket* accompany the un.t tn several cities, as will the commanding officer of the 799th battalion. Lt.-Col. Schaible. In charge of the war bond portion of the program, an Integral part of the caravan', army war show, will be Howard Tcoley. special events director of the war saving, ataff Although only 10 day, of actual travel will be Involved, the victory caravan tour will spread over a two-week period, returning Io Indiauapolia. the starting pcint. after exhibiting in 30 northern and central Indiana cities during five days. The aoeood tour wIU begin Monday. Nov. 9, and cover 30 cities in southern Indiana.

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have an ace fan and he', the school', own principal. W. Guy Brown. Principal Brown. *4 ha* been revealed. ha, not ml,,ed a home ba»ketball game In 27 years—a record, observer, bellave that ha, never been endangered. Incidentally, the doctor and the pharmacist probably haven't made much money off the school leader. He can't remember the time when he missed a day at school because of illness. | DECATUR TO tContinuea Frum Pas* I) was selected because on that date In 1775. the continental congre«a | received the first navy bill, prcvlding for the original United Slates fleet. The day I, also the birthday anniversary of the late President Theodore Roosevelt, who constantly fought for a strong navy while he wa, in the White House. Since 1922. Navy Day ha, been sponsored by the navy league cf the United State,. The local schools also participated in the Navy Day contest, winSpeech Under Fir« i ■■ 1 ■r»,‘ rg‘ Rear Admiral Emory 8. Land, war shipping administrator and chairman of the U. 8. Maritime I Commission, ia the target of American labor leaden following a speech Land made In New York in which he said that "organteen” | ought to be "shot at sunrise" tor j the duration. Land, tn a formal! statement, said the speech was "misinterpreted” and that he neither used the word "labor** in connection with "organizen" nor th* word "union" in connection witli "organ’ser*." •*

PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR OCT 27—L O Maddox. 3 mile north ot Monroeville and H mile west on Roa No. 36. Johnson B Rohak, aactioneera OCT. 28— Daniel Burkett. 1 mile aouih ot Bluffton, on road No. 1 then 1 mile aat and 4 mil* aouth. Ellenberger Bros.. auctl-Nieers OCT 28— T E McVicker*. Upland, ind. Roy 8 Jobnaon. Aact OCT. 29—Hetra Andrew Mertz eatate. 2 mile, weat and mile aouth ot Monroe Roy 8. Jobnaon A Jeff Loiebty. Asets OCT. 29—Arhtur Wolf. Otterbein. Ind 1. V. Sanmann. auctioneer. OCT. 30—J P lee. Muncie, Ind Roy 8. Johnaon. Auc.loneer OCT. 30-Charles EMel. 1 mil- north. 1 mile we*: and H mite north ot Monroe Chri, Bohnke. aaetloneer OCT. 31—B C. Soyder. 1H mile north of Rockford on rood lit then 114 mile west. Chris Bohnke. auctioneer OCT. 31—Everett Laird. West Manchester. Ohio. Roy 8. Johnson. Awe NOV 3-Hsnry Drake. 1 mile north Mendon. Ohio. Rc/ 8. Johnson Aue NOV. 2-Henry Drake. 1 mlk north of Mendon. Ohio on stow road No 767. Roy 8 Johnson, aaettoeeer NOV. 3—Mr* Fred Mathy*. 2 mile sooth and 3 miles seat of Berne Bay g Johntob AuctiODMT NOV. 4—Cliff Amspnngk. 9 miioa east of Now Haven. 144 ot Edgerton. Ind. Johnson ft Bohnke. aucts NOV. 4—cliff Amapaugh. H mile east of Junction of rend 191 and 14. Roy 8. Johnson. Auctioneer. NOV B—Mrs V. D Snarr'. 3 mil, *outh of Poe Roy 8 Johnson Aoet. NOV 7—Edgar Mutach’er and Ollie Krep*. 1 mile south and 1 mile weat of Decatur Roy 8 Johnson, suctioneer NOV 11 —Richard May. 3 mile south and 1 mile west of Celtea. Ohio or 44 mile west of Coldwater. Ohio Roy 8. Johnson, aaet. NOV 12—Waiter Clem ft Soas. 144 •°’ Ul •"* 1 we * t D* l on. Ohio. 4 mllee cant and 4 mfiea north of Decatur Roy NOV It—Albert Gage. 2 mile Soutboaat ot Drattar on federal road No 33. Ellenberger Bros., auctioneer*.

Trial For Saboteur Aides Starts Today Six Chicaqoans On Trial For Treason Chicago. Oct 26— (UP) — The jury that will try six Chicagoan* tor treason U being selected. The *ix — three m n and their vlve* — were ushered into the packed tederal courtroom ot Judge William J. Campbell shortly before noon. Each wa* a,k d to Identify hlm«elf for the benefit of the 50 prospective juror. In the first venire. Then Campbell read the indlctm nt against them, which accuses them of being helpers to the eight saboteur, who were landed in thia country by submarine from Germany last spring. Specifically, the charg- 1, that the defendants helped Herbert Han* Haupt of Chicago, and one ot the six executed spies. One of th» defendant, Is Mrs Hans Max Haupt It was her first public appearance since she learned that her «on. Herbert — the dead saboteur, had be n electrocuted. The other, are her husband. Hans Max Haupt; Mr and Mrs. Walter Froehling. aunt and uncle of Herbert Haupt; and Mr. and Mrs Otto Richard Wergin. friend, and neighbors of Haupt and hi, parents. After th- first 12 veniremen were questioned, court adjourned until 2 o'clock. No jurors had been seated The charge, include feeding and •belt ring Haupt, giving fake information to government agenta. hiding money for him. and buying him a car with full knowledge of hl, mission for Hitler. The trial is expected to last at least a month. It will have more than its share of drama. Mr*. O rda Melind. the pratty widow who fell in love with Haupt and became eagaged to him. will testify for the government. One of Haupt's own accomplice,. Ernest Peter Burger, whoa: life was spared by the military tribunal, will help point the finger of guilt. The defendants have pleaded Innocent If convicted, th y are liable to the death penalty as the maximum punishment. nerw being named from the Catholic and public school, for the county. In connection with the observance. an exhibit of picturee of men serving in the V. 8 navy is displayed at the Edwards studio. Lt. Stocking will also speak at the Pleaaant Mills high school following the Decatur meeting.

Says School Teachers Indifferent To Bonds , War Savings Staff Accuses Teachers Indianapolis. Oct. 26 — (VP) The Indiana war savings staff accuses Hoosier school teacher, of being indifferent to the war bond campaign A statement issu d by the staff ihl* morning claim.* only nine of i the thoueand individual school* in the state are participating in the payroll savings plan. The statement «ay» only three of the nine an 1 -broiled 100 percent and two are above 90 percent. A Kctidallvills school i* listed a* the only one In th? state whose teacher, have phdg- d 10 percetit of their income for war bond" The war raving, rtaff statement charge, a member of the staff who appeared at the Mat.* teachers' association ((invention in Indian-' ap'ili* last week found hi, speaking time cut from 30 to 15 minute,. The statement al,o claim, that the ,peaker wa* ,chedtll d at a poor time. War saving, staff speaker,. were allotted only 15 minutes at the Fort Wayne and South Bend district meeting* also, according to th- statement. And the ,taff charge, further that a speaker who had driven from Indlatiapoli* to appear at the Gary district meeting "never got a chance to appeal." The war saving, staff contrasts Its charge of indlffer nee toward j the bond program on the part of' the reacher, with the record of industrial workers in the state. * Moro than 100,000 worker. In ‘ about 600 plant, are investing at bast 10 percent of their Income In war bond,. TO REPLACE (Contino*:! From r*«, 1) reduced WPA »mployment from 400.000 to 357.000 during the past four week,. The administration think. It has a good chance of eliminating the rider io train 'teen age draftees a year. L ader, except senate and house conferee, to edit the amendment out of the measure to induct IN and 19-year-old,. Rut there Mill Isn't much chance of final action on th- bill until after the elections. Only a handful of house members still are In Washington The rest have gone home to round up the votes. Farm Prices Legal Washington. Oct 26 — (UP) — Economic director Byrn a and price administrator Henderson claim that farm price celling, have been set according to the law The two official, denied criticisms by farm bloc member, that ir low parity ceilings on wheat | were set up by deception and WOTICB Nolle* is b,r»by r<v»n th” Anna Bernadln, Kolt,r Born* ba, filed with th, undarMgned as • optlcat'on forth, Adam, Clr-Jli Court of Adam, County. Indian*, to hear th, ,vldenc, and datermln* th, tim, and plac, of birth of Mid applicant. agreaabl, to th, provision of Chapter 34. Acte of the Jenera! AaaemUly of State of Indian*, for 1941. Wltneee my hand and seal of aal-* Court tbl, 34U1 day of O-toher, !,42. CLYDE O. TIiOUTNEit Clerk of the Adame Circuit <'oan <> t. 2« 1 J •••'. ■- VOTE FOR NOBLEL REYNOLDS Republican Candidate for TRUSTEE WASHINGTON Towndup General Election Tmaday, Nov. S, 1942 Pol. Advt.

Author and Flying Tiger MtJB 1 Author Russel! Whelan, author of Tftc Flying 7. 3 - for United China Relief, hands a copy of hi, t.. i; • . was a member of the famed group of flier*, alt- r • r <■ \„r' ML 1 City. Neale ia officially credited with shooting d•>«;. r. destroyed by the tiger,.

falsehood. Henderson lold the senate agri culture committee that he followed th "Intent of congress and the directive of the president." And Byrnes declared the orders isnued by Henderson were In lin- with the law passed by congress. Senator Aiken of Vermont, however. claims the administration Is following a misinterpretation of the act which wa, d llbt-rately ‘ left in the record. Aiken saya the misinterpretation wa, made by Senator Brown of Michigan, who managed the bill in the senate. Byrnes r plied if the interpretation ia wrong, then congres, ought to expunge It. The point at Issue is the claim of farm belt legislator, that the celling on Wheat set by Henderson glv , farmers only 76 percent of parity. Radio facilities are available in . about two-third, of the 212 public | airports in the ts. 8.

PUBLIC SALE K I hare aold my farm and will sell at public ai. and 3 tn lien W st of Berne, on TUESDAY, November 3. 1912 S Commencing at 1C A. M flw 4— HEAD OF HORSES— 4 Mr Team of Sorrel*, horae and mare. 7 year* r». l D* mare. S. wt Koan horae. 4. wt. 15< M » IS—HEAD OF CATTLE —l4 B Holatein cow with calf hr aide. 2 Holst.!n . '• 1 Holatein cow bs fresh in Dec; 4 Holatein < •»* 3 Guernsey cowi milking good flow; 5 Ultra r ■-! toon; 1 yearling heifer. HOGSHampshire sow with 7 pig* by aide. >•.■»>• Nov.; 16 good feedei hogs w igh 140 lbs each .-;■ '!»'■' ling .. „ POULTRY—IOO Big Engllau White Leghorn »>-'"M| : White Leghorn pullets _ k _. M| GRAIN & HAY—IO acre* corn on stalk. i- • »& bushel oata; 15 ton alfalfa hay: IS tons «"ov. I Tty™ hay; 36 bale* wheat at raw — IMPLEMENT? - . K Dering S ft. binder; Crowfoot roller; grain dr:.’. corn planter: dump rake; mower; 2 sulky p »• tooth harrow: apfke tooth harrow; 3 walking » ‘ buncher: 3 wagona; 1« ft. grain bed and rack 111 wheel corn cutter; aide d llrery rake; hay !<•>! cultivatora; Manure upreader; platform •< il- > ‘ Vine; Forge and other blacksmith tool* trail' " 2 !1 . hog fe dec; feed cooker: scalding vat; dump l> house; McDeerlng No 3 cream aeperator I>"1- '- |l ' good tire*. Small tools, and article* to. num.: M HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3 beds compleu: aide hoard; davenpor* chairs; organ; large Ice bos; lard pre**; saii-.0." ‘ kettle; Iron kettles, lounge dlahe*. canned : M MRS. FRED MATinS Oiß Roy S Johnson. Auct. Chris Bohnke Anct E W Baumgartner clerk Lnnch by M 1 ■ ■’>- w JM

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