Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 274, Decatur, Adams County, 19 November 1942 — Page 5

lISDAY. NOVEMBER 19.1942.

•kel Reports report of local markets Bern. . and Wdl.hire :l ed »t 12 Noon. ■H,, ~ er. and no y.rd.ge ■K receded .very d.ySa »!-•:■ h . 10 bB EM I||K ■ l " "‘ Hr '.her* market* will further notice. ego ano quotations furnished by Egg 4 Poultry Co., {uF Phon. 158 'sK-. • d N member 19 up » lbs up 30c M... :. -.- K-< brol'.ers. 1H 1b.., or w ’ 7 <> > <>r HK" • -■<•-*. :!> 8< JUj||d. , - • ,h* and over 16c WAYNE LIVESTOCK A,j . Ind Nor to Ub * ( to *!.’< 70. M ■i ■ ’ .ind weigh 1 * M ! 111 114 5' tr> r .<» do* '> mOE T ROIT PRODUCE ■ , :, jb. |H ■ 5 tin. ■ I. " ■■ e *pringn 2<>< turks 29c. rient rocpipf. io <2 , 4c grain close ■ :■ May 11 £■->:> I! 29 |B ib’ . May Mt. BB*'" 8 IB " •'•• ' Ma >' 52*. B Ksa ■ 0.. I1fii«„ May f^B R LIVESTOCK |B * "ip market !<•- |B'' « '■ mon less on light BKopiuu ■V' ' r pt« ' 000 rulvea. Suu; |M c> l h.-:f.-.« nte.tdy nteei Ms J, r. •*■<■' ■ 'n. ijinm weights M- •t’.dy o>p 114 50. EB r ‘‘ ,- tpi«. 3.000; iambs '|» 25r hither top ff 15. HI ChlM S® L.v.atoek B 4 ' ' "■»’> LIV-*-18, y ■‘■ rp lp'» 12.000. «|| Mark--- .. ow an( j ~ to IB'* :0 »- all weigh-, Top |B , ‘ •’• rip'. 1600. calves SOO M‘"r- and ynarllnu. steady 80-'. ' Mlarn ’0 low good B v aowri ”** f c®** * SO to H. ‘*r, flrn) a( 1550 down B' 5«00 all salable B; to mostly 15 cent. Bi < < ' v " l 10 rfcole* natives BL*’”'” 14,5 ”> >s’s- - ’ re * h *M up te 15 25. ■ur*h !"*”• MA *KtT B’ Ua ‘LEVATOR CO. , *d November IS. •■bject te chance B- <«rtnc day. ■** < * M **’»d at elevator. K *Vat~ «. .. Bv« Wkw B T *>s* Corn ZI Km£ Corß ■5 !:ib ”« ‘u ■t--===z: *5 I tat V* Hl ’”’ '•* ■ a^ Rr ,#0 to *

• I L6dAL CL'XiiIHEB » | ADVERTISING RATES ! One Time, Per Word V/ a < Minimum for first Insertion 30* Additions! Insertion* , Por Word, Per Day 1* ! j Card of Thank* 50* I | Obituaries, Verses. Reeolu1 | tt0m..... S1 | I Menus, run menu style 51 > | Notices, Cap Heads, 8-pt. 1 | body jo* | > | (12 picas deep, one column) I ; ■''■■' ; FOR SALE > AICYCLES — We have several. > Boys and Kiri* used bicycles for > eale. Arnold and Khnk, 232 W Madison St. 272-3 t 1 SALE Four room hou.c on Walnut street. Corner lot. |2U<hi down, rest under FH A Bob Hller. A Good Realty Service. Phone Wb- 273k3t FOR SALE —193 S Plymouth coupe, excellent tires, fully equip ped. Call after 1 p ni. Curtis M Baxter, 716 Mercer Ave. b 273 3ix WR SaLB - White ball largo enough for service. Co.lic pup six months old. Phone 8625. Ed , Whitrlßht. Route 2. 273 g3t F(sr SALE — Modern seven room « house, centrally located. Terms I down payment, balance as rent. If > desired. Box 68, care Democrat. I 274 :t : TOJTSALE W “ robe, dining room 8-piece suite, play pen. 2 1 good dressers, rocktnx chain, living room suites, flat top desk, heat- ! Ing stove*, breakfast set. Frank I Young. 110 Jefferson St. 274 3t WwTRnB — Young fryers for Thanksgiving Fresh eggs al all times Homer Llby. 2 mil- s east on Piqua road Phone 980 R b 2742 t ><»R SAI —Due to gas rationing I am closing out all breed* of , dogs including brood bitches and 60 puppies. 20 varieties Wanted ! killing hors-s or other livestock suitable ter dog food. Harvey Reed, 1 1 mile north. 1 mile east of Bluffton. Crafgville telephone 274 6t P6R SALE Range cook stove, like new Day bed. Phone 7871. 273 3tx for sewCng Siai tn\ f.s oi \ . num Sweepers try Boardman's Singer Agency. 44a South First •II make sewing machine* repaired. Also needles, belts, oil, parts. 273-12 t FOR RALE flood Internal ional tractor on steel, and 2 Belgian colts, one 2-yr. old E S. Christen. Phon- 278-3 H RADIOS - Ke hnve received a small ■hlpment of table model radios. An Ideal gift for Christmas Arnold A Klenk, 232 W Madb-on St. 27.’ 31 W)R SALE Mi id • 1 .C i" Fo r.l coach. See. Cal M Peterson. 602 Penn. 272-21 X OseL WASHERS I : \ ,!? Tuo Maytag washers, one < an be used with electricity or gas motor, also one used Easy washer Arnold At Klenk. 232 W. Madison St 272 3t For sai.e — Family elze White 1 Holland tnrkeys for Thanksgiving; alive or dressed. Phone 5111 26»Tx MASONIC Called meeting of Decatui lodge No. 671. F and A M. on Master Masons degree at 4 p. tn. Friday November 2". Supper at 6:30. Richard C Myeta. W M 274-b2tx —— -—o— -- MARKETS AT A GLANCE New York atocks cloaeff irregular after quiet trading. Bonds irregular!) higher. Cotton future* steady. Grains In Chicago, wheat ■ losed unchanged to S cent higher, corn up S to H and soybeans up '* to off M Chicago livestock Hog* steady | to weak, cattle steady and sheep | strong. 0 —- ■■ — * TODAY'S COMMON ERROR Q I say "Neither he nor she are here " is correct An: I right’ A. No. Two or more singular I •objects join d by <»r or nor require a singular verb. . ... — — — . 1,, . i—none* Xetk-s Is hareby given that Peter Wesley Dunwidd e ba* filed with the undersigned an application for the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County. In-tla.ia. to bear the evidence and determine the - time and plate es birth of *a<d «P- ' plicaat. agreeable to the provision of Chapter 24. Acts of tbs General Assembly of Mote of Indiana, for Witness my%and and beat >f ssld ' Court this 1* -lay •>( X<->rn-l»rr. I»U CLYDK O. TROI'TNEK Clerk of the Adams Circuit r ’" r T 1 X-’Y *

■ . — N OFTOMtTRiiT K ENROLL IM THE PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN FOR REGULAR PURCHASE OF ' K*\U< W A R<-* s fl|o O N D S Q «u.X”’..L. f — -- top*thAT^lLOT^.b¥,_new year's f

Joe Palooka nayt—— ft “Ury. you’se folks, don't fortet to go over th' top with that 10% hy New 10% for Wor Bonds every pay day! —- —■ WANTED WANTED Good wheal straw. |9 ton. Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25 or BS< 222 ,f WA NT ED to rent modern house, 1 close In. available now or first of year. Walter J Wolf. 2009 Pemberton Drive. Fort Wayne, or contact ' local Kroger Store. 272-31 x WANTED Woman or girl for ' light bouse work, no washing or Ironing, two adults in family. Stay or go home nights. Call 709 or 1 1476 or inquire at 217 N. loth St. b 272 3tx o— Business Services . IGNITION INSPEt'TBiN T>7ive In ; regularly for checking of wiring, | spark plugs, generator, starter. We ape< lalize in this work Al D 1 Schmitt Motor Halen 274-3 t ■ Wool. IS SCARCE! Send those | blankets to us for professional I cleaning No shrinkage, no loss of color Ph'.ne 359 Sheets Bros., Cleaners. 274-31 FARMERS EVERYWHERE turning to Vei-dol 150-hour tracj tor oil as a matter of genuine economy. Cuts op- rating costs, gives you more tractor hourg per dollar! Phone 373 for delivery to your farm. Elberson Service Station. 272 3t 0 FARM LOANS at 4% for 10 year*.! No expense to borrower. C. D Lewton. Decatur. Ind. 28-b-ts FARMEhs ATTENTIdN -We romove dead horsen, cows, hogs, eta. Deca’ur phone 2000. We pay al! phone charges. The Stadler Pro- i duct* Co. 28-ts | Wood on shares for cuitlug. mile north Washington church. Stru*n farm. Owner will Im on ground* all day Saturday. Nov. 21 B F '-1 ■ ?71-2tx NO HI NTING or fn-tpaeslng - ir»n my premises. Mrs. Von Reber. Decatur R. 6. 271-6 t FARM IAJANS at 4% for 15 year*. No conimlsalon charge. See John , W. Tyndall. Room 7, People* Ixian | A Trust Bldg. 199-ts I FOR RENT FOK RENT—Modern 3 2WMB cabin. Shower balh. One single room cabin. Immediate possession. Phone 7b71. Hclmont Cabins 274(3 Idle KE.X'I — Modern offi<-. room in Trust Co. Bldg. Heat, lights, water furnished, i 'Phone HiO or 312. 274t3 O Stock Closina New York Nov. 19 ll’Pi Dow Jones closing sto< k averages 30 industrials 114.55. off 0.09; 20 railroad* 27.74 off 0.06. 15 utilities 13.89, up 6.04. 65 stocks 38.46, off 0 04 Total stock sales, 502.592. SnlH K Notice Is hereby given that I-.. ..tn» lu-wi. Il lor has filed wltti the undersigned an M>pl leaf lon forth« Adame Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, to hear the ov den e aad dotermlno tho time and pla-e of birth of said •<»■- piicgnt, agreeable Io the t>r--vlah>n of Chapter 24. Acts of the General Assembly of St*t« of Indiana, for i l>4l Witnasa my hand and seal of .aid Ir.- jrt this I • -lay >-f Xovemlo r. I*l* CLYDE O. TROUTNHIt Clerk of th* Ada n* Circuit Court Nov I* AtniCE Notice Is hereby given that l.u<-inda K Infer Hteffe-i ha* filed with the undei signed an I application for IM Adams Circuit f Court of Adsnu County. In liana, to | hear the evlden-v -nd determine the time and r>la e of birth of .-aid ap- | pile an t. agreeable to the pro/lelon j of Chapter 21. Acts of the General I i Assembly of State of Indiana, for i 1411 L Wltneas my hand and seal >f said - ■ .- I* da> --f Notemb. . I**B I CLYDE O. TBOPTNER Clerk o.’ the Adam* Circuit Court I CHRIST BOHNKE Auctioneer Decatur, R. R — Hoagland 'Rhone Call at my espenae.

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I Hero of Oran Assault j '■ dw a K*aJte A shipboard clown on th* way over but a fighting hero for the U. 8. in the recent »ucce«*ful Invasion of Africa. That wa* Harry Cohen of New York, who picked up a .30-calfber machine gun in the landing at Oran, Algeria, and dashed ahead through heavy fire, •praying bullet* at the enemy, loiter he seized a donkey and drove back through heavy fire for i more ammunition Open Second Trial For Caroline Payne Bloominqton Woman Charqed With Murder Bloomington, Ind.. Nov. 19 - il'Pl A 45yar-old former Bloomington newspaper executive. Caroline Payne, will go on trial today for she second tlm-- for the slaying of attorney C O. Mattingly of Indianapolis. She will be tried in the Monroe county circuit court at Bloomington. Selection of a fury Is I expected to require several dava. The first trial of Mrs. Payne on First degree murder charges was dismissed last Spring after the Jury failed to agree The Detondani pleaded Innocent In that trial. The aeuond trial originally was scheduled to begin on May 21 hut was I postponed until September 17 on a j Phyeictan's report that Mrs. Payne was ill Another postponement set back the trial date to November 19. Attorney Mattingly was seated with his wife in the home of a friend in Bloomington on the night of Jub 5. 1911. when five shot* were filed through the window into his body. The state attempted to prove I during the first trial that Mattingly i was killed lie- a use he married his I secretary instead of Mrs. Payne. ' Mattingly boarded at the Psyne Ihome while he attended the Indiana university law school. I 0 WHSONHSADS (Continued From Page 1) ■ as the collection of an head tax : for ea<4h war prisoner ent-ring New York en route to Canada. I And the delaying at the border of ! Canadian soldiers entering Alaska. presumably to fill out legal ! lorms The hous committee I* expected to give In when rhe administration limits Hr. requests. Just as southern opponents of the anti-poll tax bill say they mey give In a little and permit a vote ' today to bring the mensur- to the senate floor They rec Ilze ih« senate would vote to consider It. But they think attempts to limit drttafe will fail, and they can pick up the filibuster later. o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur K Paneled r -r COMVUS Grt *** **' \ *efi«i*l vitamin* in \ one e**» to-uke \ trp’ule Avsluejou ' \ can i MFotd to mu*. LJm 9Sc , B. J. Smith Dnif Co.

Secret Air Bases Being Constructed Building New Bases To Bomb Jap Areas With the American Fleet in the South PacWic. Nov. 18—(UP)— A high naval officer says American planes hold air supremacy In the Pacific wherever they can operate, but just now they can't operate far enough. For that reason, says the naval spokesman, we now are develop-

t x —x ~ L-:r. ! V! QI 0 ! •- ' ; OB® /th ■ KW 1 /jzA ' *• fo,nOUt Trumpe,er lobel \ \ I Amdrko’j betf-dresied civilian*. They know that *AI I Quality it still the first law of the well-drettad man. . * ’J/ /7 I Whil ® ,oih ' on '»fickle, good style is lasting. fl 1 I So Jure you get quality in fabric and workmanship. I | You will clortsa* with the Trumpeter label. / t I I / I or » despite the times. Hart Schaffner & Marx cloth** If /1 / / ° r * 0$ Ol *** ey ** er w<r ®- in and \I \ I rvn yOwr ty< Ovtr owr ,all ond win4 ® r «•••«*•"• I are ,op 04 $39.50., $47.50 OTHER NI ITS 121.50 up. Holthouse Schulte & Co. pomec^PatfSc/taffii£l INVITE A YANK as a Guest of Honor to Your Thanksgiving Dinner

Ing secret new air bases from which we can bomb more Jap-held areas. The officer, whose name must be withheld, has directed air operations in two major Pacific battle!. He report* tlmt our air pow r at the moment is spread a little thinner than our military loaders would like, bnt it enables us to get In blows against the enemy ov- r ’ a wide area. The naval spokesman warns that Jap air power cannot he taken too ’ lightly. The Japs are capable - pilots, the.fr planes are fast and ■ light. Th- officer even says that in a I fight between one zero and one • of our Grumman wildcats, the zero

probably would <-onte out on top. But the secret of our pilots' suecee» is teamwork. They are trainfl to light and fly in teams And when you get two or more planes form each side In an air battle. It's almost a dead cinch that the Americans will win. China Reports U. S. Airmen In Russia Chungking, Nov. 19 ‘l'Pi A Chinese newspaper carries a report that American airmen have been fighting the Nazui over Moscow. The newspaper Tit Kung Pao re- I ports that a number of army air I

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force plane* have arrived at Chengtu. capital of Szechwan province. It adds that the flyers say they were air battles over the Rusalan capital. GET WONDERFUL RELIEF Fot Bur* and Itch of Stanfte - P-I.L-E.Si! r Simpte *U~ iwwt n--t wr.ek tn* tartar, ruu with m.**«nln< -o-h. burn an* IrnUl*,n tttMrr. P,r.*M *.»»wlterM. *r*a nuk-b ..Ir-mi. r«H»t Thai. T-w., mrtiraH. -I SM.M rati msfwt. rrtucw Mnln. b.lp. Iwhte* r.laart mrmbr.nm, smtlr lubnr.ua an* Miftm CraUetlr. tn* tnUrhtSn*. tu m«, u mw. It'. «on*nfal t« b* • fm us ptl. urtur. train Cat tanutna Staarf* Crraui* SappaaiUrtaa at povr *ru« atura without 4aitr — **e tn* *l4* —an • Mabtr. a»sar-6tcb puarantas