Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 152, Decatur, Adams County, 28 June 1943 — Page 5

4L t y JUNE 28.1943.

Reports REPORT OF LOCAL |9f -reign markets for yW. nrTT MURRAY 4 co. kind* of livestock *' Berne. Croiflville, Willshire * i received every d*y ——■ —— for’'*'*''' fc111... ..." 413 V, sHB;;.. |B»’ 1330 v BL- 133,! I St': , 13 25 I B- 1320 r- - ...Sg - 12.25 " 14(10 |M" ~ 6.50 |H ' 13 50 • 600 ego and quotations Mi Furni»hed by " Egg A Poultry Co., 'NLr.r Phone 156 Corrected June 28. ' white e«ff», UK®, ,p 35c nix'd e<n, I«r««. ■• • • e 0 215 r ;■ ■■.:• > and fryer*..... 26c S*r< and stage —l5 c WAYNE LIVESTOCK 7 marker steady tn 20 . loser iso i<> 400 pound Waging 13 45 to 13 65 13 00 down. < ltpp ” 1.00 livestock June 28 < IPi -- 14.000 on 106 pounds and few load- 15 to 20 cents ,J * s -alaid.- receipts 1.300 S*' Early sales steers underbulk in dimn to good - 11 ■* ■ •’’ to 15.00; load heifers o'W- rally Kale. 1100 to top 15 50 salable receipts 800 ‘'tierally steady; truck '« n ‘ l»ml»s 15 25: bulk choice 14 25 to 15 00 GRAIN CLOSE J1 >- ‘1 H’» JI 15; Sept. De< JI 46’411.47. J,: » •>"'V«9 Sept .67', 1 I* 68 bid. LIVESTOCK ~•'•'■ MUh, r receipts. 18,000; ’ally !5-20c lower than |V* ’’'rax. . extreme top JI 4 Mlahle reeelpta, 14.000. fed steens and yearlto Js< lover; bulk early top SM «S. with MAT ‘'O'ral undertone weak '■■ prices steady to 25c IK ’'alers steady as JIS 50 S*F. n’celpts, 2,000; ■V Units fairly active, hut S,ow "prin* lambs SK. 1 nothing done on ®b« or Idaho springer,.; H» r ““1 to choke offerings ttnd 814.50; sheep about ’ l,nrn native slaughter ■H aw »rd from J 8 25. BjCAL grain MARKET ■ W ’ K ELEVATOR CO. C * rW "‘ d Ju “e 28 ft'M* 1 " 1 * ab )«ct to change Juriny day. JhM (1 ' : ‘«r<sd at elevator. Stir 7 ' "« Bsx ( _° rn in H? 1 * S! ,b .' glim. . - - .65 ” per bushel leu. f 0 b farm. jßTvt? l * T * glance »’o<k« firm in moder- "* M *•’s cents a Hyd.pl>.., '* tn *• “O' l “heat eent a bushel .^■T. I’hatoek Ho V weak 28 (CPt-Ih.w rtock averages WZ2J 1 * 14300 up 0 12 Bmy^-” ;up o:T n *' op e9O up OX3 *”** Mie* 1 nw 06"

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Local classified i ADVERTISING RATES Minimum for first fnsertlon 30e One Time, Per Word v/ | Additional Insertions Per Word, Per Day..l* Obituaries, Voraoa, Resolutions. 91 | Menus, run menu style |1 ; Notices, Cap Heads, 6-pt. body _ 50 < | (12 picas deep, one column) | FOR SALE FOR SALE—Paint. Try the new water paint Dehydray. Covers wall paper. Uhrlck Bros. 94 ts FOR SALE Seven room mod ern house. Immediate possession. Phone 1496. Mh BALE~ Ilr.lT gift Phone 613 A. 152 2tx frOR SAGE'— Brood e r fiouses' streamlined insulated type, delivered and set up. Immediate delivery on limited number. See Geneva Hatcheries, E C. Stucky, Phone 156, Geneva, Ind. 128 ts FOR SALE —Good building, gardening lots near General Electric. Easy payments. Bob Heller, a good realty service, phone 870 or 4083. 143-ts WHY-WORRY AB01.”t MEAT? - Will sell each week a few choice meat cockerels, 35c pound. Df<k Burdg. g lio-Btx FOR SALE — ~41 weaning pigs Route 3, Decatur. C. f‘. Ih-cka-thorn. 150y3tx USED FI RNITI RE LiTiiu room suites, chest of drawers, several used bicycles, gas stove, all type* of heating and laundry stove*, several 9x12 Axminlster rugs, kitchen cabinets, breakfast sets, several used coal ranges, china closet, dinette set. Decatur I'pholstry Shop, 145 S. Second St. Phone 12" 152 21 FOR SALE I month old red Irish setter, female. Phone 403. 152-3 t FOR SALE J« rs, y < ..* . Cm : n •ely-Holsteln cow. Russell Fleming, Rural Route 8, one mile north Decatur. 15":;tx fofT SALE Motor Scooter, Good condition; new Briggs-Stratton motor. Raymond Rlngger 3 miles west of Coppess Corner, 1% mile south. FOR’ SAiJf 26 feet 6 im h ¥ ply belting; Good as new. Phone 4133. 150-3tx FOR SALE Baby chick*, oil and electric brooder stoves. Servall litter and plenty of Wayne chick starter now. Order Decatur chick* now for July and August delivery. Decatur Hatchery, Phone 4!»7. 118 6t FOR"SALE 'Wai'hyoui own home go up. 8166 will hold the home of your dreams until finish'd. Fir«t Come. First Served. Application* for new F. H. A. home* east Memorial park taken by Bob Heller. Phones 870 or 4083. 151 ktf FOR SALE~ fnCaTre farm clot-. h» Monroe; priced for quick sale. 100 acre farm, 3 miles from Berne, highway 118. good Improvement*, reasonably priced. Jeff Ll'chty. phone 257, Berne. 150-3 t ■ i ' -o Business Services fRfVAPCLBAfIT- For relieving I Arthrltta, T. 8., Sinu*. Colds, Gland Bladder Trouble and »kln trouble of all kinds. With massage at Herman C. Weber Bath. 107 So. Second St.. Decaturjnd. 134 ts SAVE FUEL with - good roof, siding and Johns Manville Rm-k W 00l insulation three par terms. Free estimate. Boardman. Phone 411. 143-12tx MITH K The ur>di-ri«tilai>'-d trtfrtw Siv.-. n..ti" that on M .ml.O li>« July IX. a' » P M «dvb»or) beard *M! meet at »»•* ° sh-e wMh pr-»p- live driver* <■ '* route. In At Marys r<»wii»hlp •• consider contracts for tn- ne»i a h»ol year B !• Johnson. Tri>tee Ht Man > Township. Adams County, Indiana. June - wrwft «»■ n*»<or rorriT*: **• Notice I* hereby giv-n «’J',‘7, ', dilor., heir, and l-«al<*« '/.f ! F 11- Ker. d<H , .wd V. at'l" •' •' Adan. • tur, Indiana. «»n the •*!« «*• f tember. ItU. *»«■. /* .* * . any. whs th- Flna! . * "Ij A coent. with th*” e«tat« - cede.' .Id not . •aid be4r. are 'jX" A"”' there make pr -.f -f heirship, a" reielve their d , " ,n ’ 1,4 *1® Il J. Meyer r D««atur. Indiana. Jun- ■ DMm. a ne»—. , 3K HOLLAND FURNACI COMPANY * Decatur. Ind.

iTalentltolNavyl i BHbbibbb r * * » ~ . SCIENTIFIC GENIUS of Dr. Albert Einstein, the renowned physicist, now is being used full-time for the U. S. Navy. Staff member ex« traordinary of the bureau of ord« nance, Einstein will do ‘ special research cn phenomena governing explosive*.” (Inteiaational) FOR SALE A few new electric sweeper*. Grade 3 tires. 6:00 x 16 Dierk.w Auto Parts. 152-lt o WANTED WANTED —Rad I oa to repair. L'hrlck Bro*. 306 ts WANTED office work - by this* year’s graduate. No shorthand. Write Box Ir> 11.moi iat. 151 g3tx WANTED Goo I ue- .l <ar l»:!5 ’4d model mu«t be clean and fully equipped Phil L. Schiefer-teln. R. It. 1 Decatur, Indiana. 152-3tx SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING All makes. Needle*, oil, belt*, parts. Boardman's 445 South First. 143-12tx WANTED Rid-r* or a ride to General Electric, Fort 'Wayne, 3:30 p. tn. to 12. Phone 1558. 143-12 U WANTED Eq.-. •ir• .1 .-tenographer desires position. Phone 411. 152-Jtl WANTED Expvi i< in ed woman iHH.kkecper. Salary 8125 per month. Addriws Box 117 - Demonut. 152-3 t Loans on farm*, fiwtern money. Low rate*. Very liberal term*. See me for abstract* of title. French Quinn. 33-m w-f WANTED Someone to build small picket fence. Phone 1159 or 105. 151-3 t WANTED Some -n<” to make 8 acres of hay on share*. Marion Stult*. Phone 513-L. 150-3 t MISCELLANEOUS KA KM LOANS ,1 Cl 'tor 1® No exp-nue to borrower. C. D Lewton. Decatur. Ind. 15-b-ts FARMERS ATfENTIoM-We re move dead horses, cow*, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. Wo pay all phone charge*. The Stadler Product* Co. FARSfLOANS at 4% for 11 yw«No commission charge. See John W. Tyndall. Room 7, People* Loan A Tru»t Bldg. 16-U FOR RENT FOR RENT Adult*’ ipl" • room apartment. Insulated, heat and hot water furnislud. ’’all between 9 and 12 A. M Harr/ Htaley. 152-3 IX FOli RENT Sleepinif room, twin bed*, .’hone 1054. lao-g3t LOSTANDFOUND I,OST .r Strayed l*irge white ~®w. Reward. Roy Prfce. phone 7962. 151 t3l 1 osr Ratton Book A. A*a ScMilkn Pleaaant Mills. 152-glti WILLIAM 0. LITTLE (Coatlsued Fr»m wa<* t> it |" o'clock Wednesday morning ai th- Methodist church in this ,-ity, with Dr. M O Lester, pastor, ogielatlwg The body will be taken to Pine Village »*» re short servkw* will •>< Id at the <em«tiry. Burial will be In the Mound cemetf-ry. Pitt* ilia* The body may be viewed at rhe Gillig and Doan funeral home after ‘ o'clock this evening up until time of th* funeral. — - i—'O- - Two of life’s urgent requisites are good health and a little more hon- st money Soin- [MMiph- would be frightened it th- »r prayer* were actually anawered a* they i»rayed them. K. A. BIXLER optometrist HOUR*: *;3O to 11:M 1,:>0 u Saturday A *:00 P- "»• Tslvphons 139 Eyas Examined Giaaeea Fittud

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BOMBERS SMASH (Continued From Pag* 11 One Axis report has an American armada steaming into the Mediterranean to help the British navy launch the invasion. Another report has the cautious Italian navy moving bravely out of hiding to met the enemy. But Allied observers think there Is more truth In a Stockholm dispatch that Mussolini's fleet is creeping into safer ports along the Adriatic. The Allies' pre-lnvasion campaign to put the Italian war machine out of commission rwars a conclusion as other Allied bombers pass the half-way mark In the battle of the Ruhr. Competent observer* say our bombers have their goal of knocking out Hitlers industrial Ruhr valley 50 p rcent completed. And they say the second half of the way won't lie as hard as the first. Th" Allie* hav«- dumped more than 25.000 tons of bomb* on the Ruhr since they started their crushing off naive on the fifth of March. Clouds and fog slowed down the record-smashing air war over the weekend. Th" Allies are winlnng the war in the air. And now the Nasi high command is reporetd to bo aft r the scalp of reichsmarshal Hermann Goering, who once promised that Germany wouldn't be bombed. Th<- fxindon Dally Sketch say* Goering Is accused of falling to out produce the Allie*. And of not coming through with trained Naxl pilots. The big Nazi officers repot I'glly 'have placed their demand for removal of Goering a* air chief directly before Hitler. Meanwhile invasion-jittery Fascist 1 aderlng in Italy are quotin flamboyant specche* from Mussolini to buck up their countrymen. But crashing allledbomb* reporti dly are taknig th "edge off such Mussolini gems a* “live dangerously." The Italian* apparently think th l y are doing that already. The Allied aHacbs are reported to have caoused such an acute wafer shortage In Sicily that water ration* hav- been establlseed. And the same report* say the Island's public service* are entirely disrupted. The Axis Balkan satellite, Bulgaria. also is having it* invasion trouble*. Turk* returning from Sofia say then hav been a num-

Car Owners! F<»r your convenience and protection our office will he OPEN 7 to 9 P« m * EACH EVENING THIS WEEK to take care of your policy in compliance with the Indiana State Motor Vehicle Responsibility Law Don’t wait until it i« too late! INSURE THIS WEEK! Leland Smith Ins. Agency Glen Hill Leland Smith First and Monroe St*.

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“• - BUT WILLING TO THAW OUT!*’ ME SWEETIE SEZ \ I (JOISA I IDAS T~l [POPEWE IS TALkJNGj (HE (DILL FASS ) ' * k AHO*-/, A iSIR, HOID DARE YOU Z* v SHE DON'T NeveP LUCKW LIKE J TO ROUGH-HOUSE/ THIS C°LIYE ) - SPEAK TO ME ?.M E< -nr- — za c J ‘-Xyv w 30 W iH ' Bb-rk -B ’"v- - B Bl xJ '» B LFt X W-L3 C* I'H >i*u»fcr. *«W H/jn mw»Tl \\ [I £ \ Al gj BLONDIE YOU CAN *T WI N ! By Chic Young WF || z * / CMDDVRAKE/L ••*<*' ‘ A [ OH. WELL. (UAMEMOUUEARP)-. THE GRASS X ' \ ,<* (OKAY ANYTHING / '_/ OFTWECHILP WST H WANNA; • 2A TO KEEP PEACE < 4 S LABOR LAWS tt[SfS* Bl ix Bl 1 'xil I C*‘ - ißv •-'bJSL bIsL ! idi

Found Guilty ' IB J!« I t Vlf rc: Zb / W • 11 »» 1 I L - ' Bn JJ ATTRACTIVE Carmen Beach Martin, 29, (hown phoning from a Washington court, wa« found guilty on one of four count* on vice charge* by an all-male jury. She testified that *be had entertained diplomat*. — - (International) her of run* on bank*. Business in Sofia I* sal tdo be at a standstill, and the goxernni"nt reportedly has taken over the postal and telegraph services. And a Moscow oroancasr t-pmt* new trouble for Bulgaria's neighbor. Rumania Moscow say* huge fires have consumed 7.560 acre* of th" country'* grain crop*. A number of p<>r*ons have been arrested a* arsonists. —o l - — PREDICT RED DRIVE (Continued From Pag* 1) Kholm region northwest of Moscow. In this attack the Red army captur d a village and beat off six German counter-attack*. The Red army air force has made a new attack on Axis rail facilities at Orel. A special Soviet announcement says 16 separate fire* wer- started In this attack and a number of trains were hit.

Kentucky Mines Are Again In Operation Some Men Still Out In Local Disputes By United Pre** Kentucky coal field* are resuming full production thi* morning after a week of scattered work ■toppa* «. In general, th" mine* are working with full crew* today. However, local disputes have caused some men to remain on strike And in western Kentucky 15.066 miner* are taking a *«df-lnipo« d “vacation." The men declared themselve* on vacation because they said that operator* have paid them only 820 vacation bonus instead of thpromised 850 President Ed Morgan of t'MW district 23 said the men are not on strike and would return to work next Tuesday, July 6. The situation I* somewhat different in eastern K ntucky. in district 30, ail hut 1.900 out of 20.000 miller* are reporh'd hack in the pit* today. Four shafts of the Elk Horn company are idle because the 1.900 men also claim they hav- not received their 850 vacation bonuses. Reports from Harlan say that 2,100 miners failed to report at four Harlan county coal pits because of local dispute*. But the other 16.060 members of district 19 are (tack on the job. UNAUTHORIZED (Contlnaad From Pa«* 1) the city will lie withdrawn tomorrow But others wil (remain until after the July 4 holiday. Kelly cased the restriction* further by abolishing emergency ban* on liquor sal * and dropping the midnight curfew. The RiiMSlan flier* also started fires and explosion* in nearby German airfields. No Soviet planes were lost. Th Russians report the destruction of 211 German planes during the past week. During the same periiMl 74 Red army planes were sacrificed. He Surrendered 151 'v' n WAITING to be taken to a prison camp I* Italian Admiral Pavesl after he surrendered the Island of Pantellcria in the Mediterranean to the British. This is one of the first original photos taken on the island to reach U. S. (International)

MOST OF COAL (Continued From rage 1) back prices of butter, meats and coffee. The Wyoming Democrat suggests that both houses develop a plan to give eiilisi'iy payments directly to farmer* instead of to processors. O'Mahoney believes this could be the basis of a compromise which both the presidept and COngrM* could accept. He predict®® that th" CCC, with It* full program of aid to the farmer*, will be doomed if some arrangement isn’t work out. Keep Control Washington. June 28. — (UP) — Coal administrator Ickes doesn't think the government will be able to return the nation's coal mines to their owners iu the immediate future. The custodian of mine* made the atateineiil while testifying liefcre the house ways and cean* committee in support of a bill to extend the Guffey bituminous coal Ktabllization act for two y> arif. Ickes

IMEN--18 to 44 Needed Now for RAILROAD BRAKEMEN and SWITC H TENDERS ! IM to 15 - - LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN No experience required. Apply in person. RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD ; 217 E. Maine St. — Fl. Wayne. Ind. Do not apply if now in essential industry. 1 MAAAAAMMAARAMWWWWVMMVWWWWWMMMMMWW PUBLIC SALE We have purchased a bouse trailer In order to lie near our work In Fort Wayne and will -e|| our hou-ehold goods at public auction at 444 N. 7th street. Decatur. EVENING SALE. FRIDAY, J( T LY 2, 194.3 at 6 P. M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 Piece Jaquer Velour Living Room Sult ; Dark Wine Color Studio Couch; Green, Modernistic Platform Roiker; Dark Green 9x12 Axinlnster Rug and Pad; Floor Lamps; Talile Uimp: Walnut Occasional Table; End Table, A«h Tray; Beautiful Motorola Radio with record player attachment. I s* than .1 yeai old: Oak inlaid 4 pier® B< d Room Suite with good coil springs and inner spring mattress; 9x12 rug; New Eureka Electric Sweeper and attachments been u*«d 5 in >n>h*; Breakfast Set of chromium talile and I chromium chairs, r <1 leather upholstered; While Metal Double Kitchen Cabinet; 4-burner. small *lze Talile Top Gas Range. Ivory finish; Kitchen Siihil; Beautiful Corona 6 ft. Electric Refrlg rator like new Nappanee Moderniwtii- Kitchen Cabinet; Pressure Steam Cooker; Ironing Board; New Bissel Hand Sweeper; Wall Mirror, heavy In-veiled; Medicine ca!iin<t; 3 pair* Monk Cloth Drapes; Royal Thermos Jug; Miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention Cun be Inspect d all day Friday. SHERMAN FONNER. Owner Hoy S Johnson Am-t. W A. Foniter Clerk. Publie Auction The undersigned executor of the Amanda Ayres estate will off- r for sale at public auction at the late residence of the deceas-d near Salem, on Wednesday, June 30, 1943 1:30 o'clock p. m. the following personal properly, to-wit: 100 bushel* Corn; Ewes; Coal; Tools; 2 chest of draw, rs; I>,<| ami springs; I rock-r»; cane bottom cnalrs; misc. hardware; boiler—• Glass Jars; Heating Stove; Cook Stove; Shoe* and Ruliliers; Sewing Machines; Carpets; Lamps; Lantern; Ironing Board: Buckets; Dining Talile and leave-; Dishware; Cupboard. Kitchen Talile; Chair-; Crooks Clothes Pr-ss; Clothe* Box; B'slißng; Assortment Blank*' and Quilts; Wringer, Grain Sack*. Silverware (unused 1847 Rogerst; Di«ln-s; Walnut Bed and spring-; two Walnut Beds (twin) s , size, lira*.® kettle; 3 leg skillet; assortment of llii'tis; and many mi-ee||aneoii» Iti-ins (collector's opportunity.) TERMS OF SAI.E CASH. John W. Tyndall, Executor G. Remy Bierly. Atloiiiey. Frank Dellinger. Melvin Liechty Auction" nt

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said the situation In the coal fields I* "chaotic.” And that It Is "touch and go" whether enough coal can be mined to meet war production neede. He said he is trying to remain on good terms with both miners and operators In the present dispute. Rut he added: "I would enjoy jumping Into this rough and tumble fight.” o—■ —— Fourth Degree Knights Select New Officers Newly elected officers of the Fourth Degree. Knights of Columbus. ix-catur council, were announced today. John Barth has been named faithful navigator, ruling officer. succe«®ding Francis 11. Costello in the position. Other officers are; Joe Koor*. Sr. faithful capitan; August Heimann. faithful admiral; Joe Ixwe. faithful prelate: Rev. J. J. Seimetz, faithful friar; C, Romy Bierly. faithful controller: Dan Niblick, faithful outer guard; George Colehin. faithful inner guard.