Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 3 November 1942 — Page 2

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Action From Egypt—Nazi lank Taken in Battle - I - ' JXL "’ ~ * ’ Wk®;’W ' ‘«r'W ’ '<• 'TT 1 bp rl, ... . ■ ■ • s ” "’■ < ” > ’,•***« «•*» -tew* i •4 ‘ It- fr •> Cairo tn the United .State®. this picture shows the survivor of a German tank, knocked out in i .".<•, surrendering to British infantrymen eomewhere on the North African teltlefronL

British Sailor Is I Hanged As Traitor Sold Information To German Spies J,onil X-v : HPt \ British ~ . Id infoi m .'ion to i e.tnsfi died triu'oi - ‘ The 21 >• i; i! l -illor Duncan I wnr.i. •■ s .tt-r d »<• exemt] ■;'■;•-? ■;t; J by :ij. m-.-k for betraying hie! i itiM iy S. .'-'ord a iih . < hanr J -JiJ sold Xjf agent* secret|

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REXALL 1c SALE STARTS TOMORROW B. J. SMITH DRUG CO — ■ 111 1 — I I II "

nforms'lon on the movement* of Al Med convoys Hi* treason nett<i ii.in ii:>" Mini ini' gaiiows A jury convicted Scott-Ford of 't' -u-on on October IS He did no' .ppeal hi* death sentence Evi- ' <|. nr. at the trial eave a graphic picture of the t»-< hnfqu lined by < ii< 'i>y igentw to collect information from Allied seamen. Scott-Ford was approet hed by al Gi-rman agent it. Lisbon Portugal . The British seaman agro d to aell I the Xa/ * Information on th* num-1 i b. r of chips in his convoy, their . i speed, course and aircraft protec- . [tlon The first time he sold out.. Sos Ford was paid 445" There I ..ft. r the Germans had him In I thei.- clutches They threatened ' ■<> exp «e him for hfs treason unI i- - • Io continued to supply Infor-

matton Scott-Ford said he gathered 'he a cret information by | iotii .fig .lie bale )i) a pot. tOW", and talking to fellow sailor* b — —— ♦ Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to page Fotv for the answers. 1. All known war gases have odoi; true or false? 2 Os which country is John Curi tin th" Prime Minister? 3. Which women’s organization 1 has recently invited Marian Anderson to sing at a war-relief concert? i. Is the Valley of Ten Thousand Smoke* in Canada or Alaska? 5 What does "boxing the compass ' mean? 6. Hottentots live in Ho.it h Africa, the South Sea Islands, or Braziiiau Jungles? 7. From what name are "czar" and kaiser" derived? 1. Which anniversary was recently wb»*rv<-d by the YMCA? St The year HHm was a Leap Year; true or false? 10 Horses are < laasified as bovine*. ovine*, or equines? District Leqion Meeting Thursday A group of Legionnaires Horn kdam* post No 43. American Lel gion. will go to Columbia City | Thursday evening to attend a disI trict Legion meeting 4. Graaielspa. her. stat-t Lerfton commander, will b» th" main speaker at the meeting The program will ire preceded by a din- • ner, Tickets for the dinner are i selling for 75 cents. It U P T U R E Expert Coming to Fort Wayne Again K. K. Shallenberger I ’wall-known expert -sf fn<ll i.i»P"lls, will personally U«rn.,nM rate hl* rnetli.xt wltlm.it < harg* at Indian.) Hotel, Fort Wayne, Frtdry, Nov. <tb from lb * 'n to * n m. Mr a'mllent-rger mv* th* Hhallanberger meth-*-! contras :* the • d>enlna In remarkably short time «,n ttw average <-»••• regardless of Stic slse or lo.attou of ttw rupture, and no matter liow rnneh V"u lift or -train, and puts >■»•.) back I" work the day. aa eff|. lent a* before i > -ci were r.rpt ur«l. The aisallenberger Ttupture HlihM ha* no lag etrap; waterproof, sanitary. pra. ts ally Indestructible and ,an be Worn while bathing rfbcb eliield I* Skiltfull) moulded and flttI ed t« the part* under heat. whl< h | k-ve* * perf™< lift and satisfaction. J latrge and dlffh ult ntptu.es following operation* rape, tally soil, tilled I 1»> iw>t .week- .k llil* opportunity || |f y,oi want gratifying result* MallI! Ing ..tdreaa, K.rtuHr. imMai.a,

REAL ESTATE AUCTION THE NEAIWTINE ESTATE linpnivisl 1«> Arre Farm. 3 mllea Eaat of Monroeville. Indiana. tml> We|j of State line or ! mtlea North and % mile Went of Dfson. SATURDAY, November 14, at 1:30 P. M. IMPROVEMENTS (land eeven room house. ha» ment. < i*tern ' Two Barn* No 1 3dxW. concrete floor; No. 2 «*«o Double cort> | crib. (hwnary Chicken houar Garage and good well. About IS acre* timber paature around budding*, balance under I cultivation, good productive soil. w.ll drained and in fine mate of i I cultivation. A|> Ideal location. a proape-oua community and recogldK'd ' aa one of Indiana a beet agricultural aectiona TERMS !•*' Caah balance March 1. when posaeaaion will be i given Heirs of Neadstine Estate—Owners Henrj Neadstine—Agent j 3 V Sanmann—Auctioneer Hale conduct.d by Mtdwcut Realty Auction Co.. Decatur Indiana

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” I Christian Endeavor Rally Is Planned Linn Grove Church Is Scene Os Rally The Old Salem Evangelical church near I. nn Grove will be host to the Porter district Christian Endeavor fall rally Saturday and Sunday. Nov. 7 and * Saturday rv nlng at fi ,?0 a ban quet will i»e held In lh<- church biiM-ini-nt with Robert Reiiss< . of Vera Cruz, as toastm inter. Rev George Holston, past ir of the church, will glv • ihe invocation, and special music will be furnished by Eileen and Donald Rleberich. of Cfaigville. Following the banquet the evening session will be held in th main auditorium in a series of conference*. Argyl Bacon, of New Haven. Allen county president and file president of th district will preside. Miss Dorothy Lehman. oate field secretary, will be in charge of the conference on "T .lining for L adership.’’ presided over by Norwood Hooker, of New Haven. Other conference period* on personal evangelism and s.t<-w.rd«hlp will be led by Rev. Matthew Worthmim. of Bluff' n.and H int r Atlgsburgei. of B. rile Earl Chase, of Decatur dfstrfc’ ’ pre»!d> nt. will pre'.i.h- at the Sunday afternoon session beginning at f 2 o’clock Devotions will he given hv Mi** Ftd* Ftn eklgpr nf Berne and special music will !«■ furnished by Mbs Mary Neusbaum. of i Blnfftort Rev Arthur Korteling. pastor of the Fir*’ Presbyterian church, of Blttfft hi. will be the convention speaket, using a* his wubject the 'b me of the convention, "Keep > Them Both Flying " PERSONALS > Mr*. Robert Case of 211 North I Fifth street will leave tomorrow for Toledo. Ohio where she will . spend 'he winter with her on-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Annen Miss Rose Fullenkamp had a* her gue*'* over the weekend h'-r . brother Herb, and Mr. and Mrs. l»ave Ixiponte of Evanston. 111. Mr Fullenkatnp. who formerly ’.red in Chicago, hae been with th-- Florp *hetm shoe store in Evanston for the past year ( Mrs. 8 E. Hite and Mrs Brice Butler visited in Fort Wayne Mon day Miss Dorothy Howman hast re-turni-d to het duties as home ecu- | nomi)« teacher at <'onrcr->> after I spending the weekend at the home ' l( of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Millikan j >. of Third street .Ml** Bowman, who J was home economics tea, ,iei at 1 Kirkland last year, mad- her home with the Millikans. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Dan H. Tyndaii !> wore among yesterday * visitors in ~ Fort Wavne. Mrs Howard Fox of Tr.,y. Ohio r spent several days here with relatives and friends. I M iMnßa n R family had a* their guest* Sunday Harry Reinhart and Ed Miller, both of Great Lake* naval training school. Mrs. Howard Fox of Troy, u.ito. Mm- N-va CMk >t Monroe and Mr. and Mra. Alton Bittner and son* Franklin and Ronald. Mr. and Mra Jerome Myiott and I * baby daughter Monica return- 1 >e-- | i> terday to their home in Cincinnati, Ohio after a weekend visit with e Mtmiea’s grandparents. Mr, and • f Mrs. Martin Myiott. >, .Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers and • grandson Jimmie Wynn of Convoy, j , Ohio visited in Decatur .Monday. Mrs. Stephen Lyon* has return | ed to her home in Alesand- la Vir-1 ’■ ginta after a two week’s vwit at '' the home of her parents, Mr. and h Mi*. Martin Myiott, and wj. i other relative* and friends here and in - Cincinnati and Chca.to. Mis* May me Terveer, who has . been confined to the Adame i ounty menu-rial hospital for the past

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Once every week, the highest-ranking Army. Navy and Air Force officers of the U. 8. and Britain meet in Washington for conference* on Allied war strategy. One of those meeting* is pictured. From left to right, around the table arc: Britain’s R D. Coleridge. Rear Admiral W. R Patterson (representing Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham, former commander of the British Mediterranean fleeti; Field Marshal Sir John Dill, former British Army chief of staff; Brig Gen. Vivian Dykes, secretary to the British conferees; Lieut. Gen. G. N. Macßeady. former assistant chief of

Knudsen Praises Women’s War Aid Sees No Immediate Necessity Os Draft Portland Ore Nov 3 il’Pl Lieut.-General Knudsen doesn’t be-, ! lieve it necessary to draft women ■ (immediately for war work At the, end of .1 tour of 550 war plant* in • 35 states, Knudaeii said: "Wai’ until a! the women who ai<- entering plants by the thousand* dally quit volunteering. Tin-re'll be time then lo draft 1 them.’’ Knudsen -aid women's work ha* I Ix-i-ii inagnifli ent and he reported' that the nation a* a whole ha« 1 made gi-nerally grod progress this year -although it achieved only *0 to »in perrvnt of the production peak of which It is capable. in till* connection. Knudsen said lie w.i* glad 10 see men and women ' working on Sunday. And he adder: "We re not fighting six days a I • week ’ ' o Industrial Users File By Saturday Industrial sugar users must file bef.i ■■ Nov inter 7 with the local *l* month* follDwlng painful in-' jurl> ■ re e:v)-d in a tall, ha* ii-en i d:*ml ---d to the home of her sis- . ter. Mr*. Charles Vogh-w de on West Monroe stie.-t.

PUBLIC SAIFcALENDAR NOV I CHIT Amspaugh. * mile* east <»f New Haven. 1% mllea west of Edgerton. Ind Johnson At Bohnke. aucts. NOV. I Cliff Amspaugh. 4 mile ea«t of Junction of road 101 and H. Roy 8. J<dins<m, Auctioneer. ' NOV I lx»ui» A. Brunner. 2 milea west and 2\ mil« north of Bent <• J< 9 Liechty. auctioneer. i NOV. 5 B« t Mann, 4 milea east of Geneva on State Road lit- Jeff Liechty. auct. ' NOV 5 Mrs V. It Hnarr. 3 mile south of Poe. Roy 8 Johnson. Auct. ■ NOV. 6 Edgar Shaffer. 14 mile north of Boaton. 14 mil' west and 4 mile >outh of .Monroeville. Chris Bohnke, auct. NOV. 6 Benj. Wierwflle, 1 mile southeast of New Knoirllle. O Roy Johnson. auct. NOV. 7 Edgar Mutschler and Ollis Krepa. 1 mile south and 1 mile west of Decatur. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer I NOV 7 Jim Hendricks. Monroe. Ind. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. NOV 9 Otto Newport. 3 milea net and 1 mile north of Hoagtaml Roy Johnson, auctioneer. NOV. >- KI I and Margaret Clspeeattie. I mile northeast of Arcola, or 7 mil s west of Ft Wayne. J. F. Sanmann. Auct NOV. 1<»--Ollis Carter. 2 miles southwest of Cburul>UM-o. Roy Johnson. auctioneer NoV. lu -Charles Chrlstener. 4 miles north and 1 mile east of tile mill. Hrm Jeff Liechty. auctioneer NOV. 11 Richard May. 3 mile south and 1 mile west of Celina. Ohio or 4 mile west of Coldwater. Ohio Roy 8 Johnson, auct. NOV 12—Walter Clem A Sons. 24 milea south and 1 mile west of Digon. Ohio. 4 miles east and 4 milea north of Decatur. Roy NOV. 13 Mark Moser. Butler. Pa Roy 8 Johnson. Auct. NOV. 14 Melvin Ma I loner 2 miles south and 14 miles west of Decatur. Roy Johnson, auct. NOV 1C -Arthur K Zink. 5 miles east of New Haven. Roy 8 John son auctioneer NOV* IB ‘M A Gray it L K Iliff. 34 miles louth of Richvalk y or t mile* east of Peru. In-.' on highway No 224 then 34 miles south or 4 mile west of Pioneer Ind J F Sanmann. auct. NoV. 17 Paul Kimmel, st Jet. of roads 33 A 127. Mercer Ohio. Roy 8 Johnson. Auct. I NOV. IS LaCrosse County Guernsey Br eders Assn.. LaCrosae. Wis. Roy S Johnron Auct, NOV 12—Albert Gage. 2 mile Southeast <4 D catur on federal road No. 33 Eilenberger Bro* . auctioneers ■ NOV. 2"- Evere" Beaty. & miles south of Huntington on Road No. 9 Roy 8 Johnson Auct. NOV 21—John Schults first farm north of Washington school Roy 8 Johnson. Auct NOV. 24—John Gallman 2 mites oust of Mendon. Ohio. Roy S Jobu» son. auctioneer • i NOV. 37—Floyd Hartley 4 mile* south and % mile east of Mauravllle R>y 8 Johnson Aictlmmr

war price and rationing board, member* reminded today, lo secure th"lr allotment*. 0— — Defenders Os Malta Baq 138 Axis Planes — Ixmdoii, Nov. 3—(t'Pi Malta, the brave little fortr »« that ha* withstood countless Axis air at-| tack*, bagged 138 enemy plane* 1 during October. The air ministry. I ' which announced the total, credit* , ! the RAF with forcing the Axis to ' , again < all a halt on the lab st trial of strength after 10 day* ot terrific pounding Say* the ministry: "Damage inflicted on Malta was infinitesimal In proportion to th* j staggering Axis lo»«e* " Civil Air Patrol To Train Pupils Indianapolis Nov. 3 — <l’P) — Th* civil air patrol I* go'ng to train air-mind'-d youth* In high school* throughout Indiana. Th* announo m- nt was mad* L»day by Thousinds Praise Simple PILE RELIEF Thia Quick, Easy Wayl SimpU rIWS wrack Wta«S ! fna «Hk -ss*a-nis* Itek. b«nt ••* IrritaOos Slssrt’i PosaM Ss*»»sitsrlM boss quirk w-lriHM rslwf. Thslr 1-wsv madi-s---tlxn nwans real cmfqrt. radwewa alram. halva twMas rtlaaad nwwhranaa. sastlr lubricates and softens. Pretartlee and ante rhqSnc. eo -as, to ase. It's wonderful tu be free of pile torture aval*. Gat nnulne Kmart's Pxraald Sa**eeilerlea st >„ur drur slv a wlthaut deles — tOe an* 11.2*—v* Baker's *>oaer-bark auarentee

the Imperia) general staff; Air Marshal D s C E-.J!. staff officer of the R. A. F. in command during the B*t!> ain; Lieut. Col. T. W. Hammond, Jr., V. 8 a.; Lieut. Us. McNamcy, assistant chief of staff, U. 8. Am.y, Gtn. Marshall, chief of staff, U. 8. Army; Brig t;,i. j r Uti, tary to U. 8. conferees; Admiral William D la.ihy. iLr to the president; Admiral Ernest J King, 1.: . ,u---the U. 8. fleet, and Vice Admiral S. J Horn, V S N operatiuna. (/. 1. N. fhs-ihajß

wing commander major Walker di.::.,,! Winslow at Indianapolis He says pl.■ ■ . that each member in the 2" senior u<“:. ; • patrols will sponsor a high school »i>?.y . junior or senior. The studon's will patrol. 80 Acre Farm.. For» Including Large Frame House and Barn. C:w u Decatur. Owned by non resident he r» B*** For further details, see FERI) L LITTERER E LAWYER OFFICE IN MORRISON HI II HIM- K PUBLIC SALE W I will sell at public auction at my farm 64 miles Southeast of Ossian. THURSDAY. NOV. ... 1942 ■ Commencing at 12.00 Noon HORSES—< tie Hay mate 12 yr* old m *4 CATTLE Guernsey cow 2 with call ■>> r by day of sale; Guerns y cow 5 yr old. 1> - I cow A yrs old: Jersey cow ft yr* old. .ill r k 'Guernsey cows 2 yr* old milking good i: bred; < spring calve*. These cow* w.r> i HOGS— io F eder hog* weight aixrut ■ !' K POULTRY -SO Barred Rock pullet* lay'. ■ FEED 14u bu oats; 7 ton alfalfa hay of third cutting alfalfa hay. hfi bales oa - 3 bushs'l pop com. FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MISCELLANIES K Wagon; hog feeder, hog fountain. 'I k broodet doves; 1 hard coal brood i faodar; sausage grinder, anvil: v:*> . > I Electric churn, Electric eream *ep< ia' > I butchering kettle; couaervo cooker: 2" va ME l>ed and springs, davenport; rocker*. <ha rug Kll2. telephone. Many article* toe TERMS CASH. ■ MRS. VICTOR n >x \RR Roy 8 Johnson. Auct. Christ Bohnke. Auct. Vanee Wilson, Clerk. Mi? ~ .... — —* PUBLIC SALE I A COMCI.KTE CI.OSIXt. "I I E On the William Youae farm 34 mil ■ a Hoagland. Ind : 3 miles West and 14 mile* s I mile W<-»< and 4 "Mie North of Boston. ■" MONDAY, November •>. 1912 I COMMENCING AT 10:00 A ’ ■ The Following Propfly To 2—HEAD OF HORSES- 2 M Bay Geirting and Grey Gelding. !» an«l 1" M pouuds each, gentle and good worker* 20—HEAD OF CATTLE-20 4 Cow*, with calve* by *ide. Holsn-tn <"» February; Hoan Cow. 7 year* old. b fre«ii : > • years <>M. be fresh in November Bln- R»r ■ In January; Roan Cow. S year* old b<- f • ■ Cow 3 years old. h fresh in November, it'd 1 in February. Guernsey Cow. 3 year* old.- ■ Helfer, calf by aide, rehred 2 Helfer* 1' n> ’ ■ old; 4 flood Bulls. 7 month* old ■ FEED 15 tons of Good Clover Hay M TRACTOR. COMBINE. IMPLEMENT, ■ Oliver 7» row crop tractor. 1337 imel. 1 M Inch tractor plow: McCrwmlck Deering 7 f M mer* 5 foot eombho comp let, ly e<|tilpi»-d _ John Deere 12 <Msc fertiliser gniin drill '1 M di* . Deering Moving Machine: McCormn k I- M McCormick Deering side delivery rake: I" 1 ■ tractor hauling. McCormick mow r: rotary h... M Deere 9»> corn planter 2 Oliver riding cui’ ' ■ tng riding cultivator; 2 spike tooth harrow- . walking breaking plows: binder 7 f<»ot <ut . gondola rack*: my son will sell his Jo-JO '<J M and gnod II Inch .VliiaChalmers tractor pl>*row: efldgale seeder: Delaivsl eleetrn cream M of work harness; Iron who-1 wagon. Print' ausotiue engine . - k i. THRRABMER Threashing *»»•«'«• . ,n»: - HOUEHOLD GOOD* -Dining tabl< . sis «• 1 ■ its bog and miscellaneotts article* too n;i.n< u ‘ ■ TERMS—Cash on day of sal >;.»T OTTO NEWI , O' {T : u 758 I Roy 8. Johnson auctioneer I Lunch served on ground* by Monro > 1

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