Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1943 — Page 5

)NOAY. JULY 12.1943.

vhikelßeports AILY REPORT OF LOCAL MO PORUON MARKIT* "m* < IMMOTT, MURRAY A CO. *N kMo 4f livestock at -fl EX* OM Crelgvlll*, «M Wlltohlr* 1 7 tvactaek HiilwJ avary day «M 11:30 p. m. Corrected July 12. ~ n* a* »i 3 o Md 8t0......— is.<o d IN Iba 13.00 *0 MO Iba. - 13.70 O 300 Iba. 13. W O *OO Iba • 13.30 O 100 Iba. - 13.50 130 1ba...._ 11 75 ba 12.00 I >25 I 1450 a , ;> 0.00 lamba — 12 50 »• .. - 13.50 “M» o oo ‘) <ed Bwat 4.00 bog and ■“• POULTRY QUOTATIONS ’ Furnlahad by **RtoUf KM < Poultry Co, :h * Oeeatur Phone 164 mtb- _ fl» Corrected July 12. a, large white eggs. Iba. ■■, 36c , .fl or stead egga. large, Iba. ip. ’4c hans -22 c Qinr bra* 24c ‘ ry xprtefferf -28 c ton brolieni end fryer*- 24c roosters eel Otepa —l5 c Kar* jM| — I’K’ ORT WAYNB LIVESTOCK Wk'. _ Wayne, Ind , July 12.-(UP) YwD ’ * m >g*. market opened 20c higher; MO-lb. weights. |13.85-»14 05. *i ,dve*. 316.50; spring lamba, ape 44 down; yearlings. |l.l down; •ed ewea, 34.60 down LIVESTOCK i dinapolle, July 12 — fl'Pt — r"l»agn: salable receipts 8.600. het uneven; weights up to 250 el 6 to 20 cents higher; ■ salable receipts 1.200; | ee IM. Steers and heifers sxxr-abeet Mandy load 1060 —hds good and choice steers! into; bulk steers and yearlings 3 to 15.50; atesi belters 13.76 •r* 6.00; vealers Steady, top 10.00. *'teep: salable receipts soo ng lambs about steady; good ow choice mostly 14 00 to 14.50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE xib ' haal, July |1.45H: Hept. 11 45 *“1.40: Dec, *l.-47%-%; May. *-n. »d' W. July .33% asked; Hept, 0 bid; Dee, .49% asked; May. .> CHICAGO LIVESTOCK t-kieago. July 13 — (UP) - ick -*tock: '« ogs: salable receipts 14.400. ‘ -ket opened Id to 13 cents highlater trade 15 to 25 cents “•jar. Top 1400 attlp: salable receipts 16.040; ea 800. Strict iy choice steers yearltag* steady to weak. Hum to Average choice grades fc‘B to 25 cents lower. Helfers »*•» » cents Off Steer top 16.90 rr»-1360-jMMuid oboice to prime of■;AMJ several loads !«.&«» to • *0; bulk 1400 to 14.25. Choice prtate Til-pound heifers 16 25; t kinds 1404 to 15 60 Veal- -« steady at 10.60 down. ;; 41000: Up bl» receipts l.two spring lambs and yearlings ut steady.£ Medium to choice ‘-I*4 Hrigg— 4 1404 to 16.26; *1 lot natives 15 36; few up to ®. Umd anminoii to medium ■ !4ska-fed Marling * with num1 skins 12.00 Slaughter ;. op steady to 25 cents higher k 4.75 down. tfe LOCAL MAIN MARKET p'iRURK ELEVATOR CO. »* Corrected July 12. * Banna tablet to change during day. . #rto— daUvered at elevator. rs 1 Bod What- 11 IS 8 Red Vbea 147 If 3 Trilow Corn 1.46 * 3 TritoW Corn 1.43 ; »Jb. tesLZZI" * 44 —- - •• Onto: 08 per bubal loea. Wjj Con: 04 per 148 loea. <3 Üb. farm. *"'"»g —o laUoeal laconie for February oented to Bl* 5»« million com . >1 with lin iIS million in Jan y. and mas tis percent higher >" l><2 '* N. A. BIXLER MTOMETRIET HOURS: ):3B ts 1t:» 13:30 to 5.M Snterdays 8:M p. m. : fMaphibi 136 ■OS Bsasrisil Giaaoea fitted

LMAL 6LAUTFIEB ADVERTISING RATES Minimum lor flrot fnoortlon 30« Ono Time, Per Word W Additional Insertions Per Word, Per Dsy 14 Obituaries, Varese, Resolutions- 31 Menus, run menu style 51 Notices, Cap Heads, 8-pL body— 604 (13 picas deep, one column) FOR SALE FOR SALE—Point. Try the new water paint Dehydrsy. Covers wall paper. Übrick Bros. 34-ts FOR SALE -27 heed of shoals, lx: Roy Beer, route 3, Decatur. 161-a3tx FOR BALE Hampahlre male hog, 4 month old. Stanley Arnold, Decatur R 2,1 mile south of Magley. 141-3tx FOR SALE Mode! T home~niade tractor. Also gasoline engine 1% h. p. George Brewer, phone 4694. 141-g3t FOR SALE Durham hull, ready for service. Martin Bultemeier, Hoagland Phone. 161-3tx FOirSALE~IB head weaning pigs’. C. P. Heckatborn, third house south Dent school. 163-3tx FOR SALE -- Br o o^Tr - houses, streamlined Insulated type, delivered and set up, immediate delivery on limited number. See Geneva Hatcherlee, E. C. Stucky, Phone 156, Geneva, Ind. 128-ts FOR SALE If you can irgonTTo pay rent you can't afford not to buy one of the modern new FIIA homes being built east of Memorial Park. You can be your own decorator if you hurry. Phone 870. Bob Heller. 158-ts FOR BALE- (Tpright piano Good condition. Phone 398. 163-3tx FOR ' Jersey~cbw, 1128 Elm. Phone 7862. 163-3tx FOlt BALE--Kerosene” burner refrigerator; can lie converted to gas Phone 120. 163 3tx FOII’SALE - 'Shetland - Pony? 6 yrs. old. Leo H. King. Hoagland phone 7 mi North of Decatur on 27. 163-3 ix FOR SALE- Seven lo ad >-xtra good Spotted Poland China brood sows aad bred gelts. Holstein aud Angus bulls to sell or lease. William Reichert, Monroe R. 1. 163-3tx FOR (arm. 5 miles north Decatur. All under cultivation, well fenced, adequate buildings. Immediate possession. K. W Countrymann, 922 South Clinton. Fort Wayne. A-6393-TER.MS. 163-3tx BaVe FUEL—with good roof, siding and Johns Manville Rock Wool Insulation--three year terms. Free estimate. Boardman. Phone 41L 155 26t FOR Bale— Good building, gardening lots near General Electric. Easy payments. Bob Heller, a good realty service, phone 870 or 4083. 143-ts FOR SALE ~Modern home on North Second street. Phone 815. 162g3tx — -■ o Business Services TRY VAPO BATH —For relieving Artbrills, T. B, Sinus, Colds, Gland Bladder Trouble and skin trouble of all kinds. With massage at Herman C. Weber Batb, 107 So. Second St., Decatur. Ind. 163-ts BOYVAND GIRLS! -We”wHf pay 1c each for good usable coal hangers. Sheets Brothers. 158-6 t i ■■■■ .Qi ■■ ■ — —aww FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern 5-room house with basement. 1 sere of land. 3 miles north, % mile west of Berne. Sam Nussbaum. Berne. Ind. 163 2? FOR HE.VT 2 housekeeping rooms furnished. First floor. With Refrigerator. Private entrance. Phone 1082, 410 North Fifth. 162-g3t FOR RENT CptownTdowhatalrs modern apartment Furnished or unfurnished 127 N. 3rd Phone 371. a 143-3tx o — Masonic Stated meeting of Decatur lodge No. 571, F. and A. M. at 7:30 p. m.. Tuesday. July 12. 1443 Roy E. Mumma. W M. Hardwood is being used In Australia for the production of commercial newsprint. r — HOLLAND FVRNACI COMPANY becatur. Imf.

I ★ ★ Ukail/ou&iutUiLli. WAR BONDS Hand to Hand fighting Our Marines who hsvt given such splendid account of themselves in all sectors of this global war, are taught hand-to-hand fighting tactics and are deadly in ths use of the Marine raider's knife. Every marine carries this wicked weapon and is proficient in Its use. It costs, with sheath, 31.75. Your purchase of War Bonds and other Government Bend issues helps provide these weapons for our daring Marines. Even purchase of War Stamps could buy one of these knives which might save a soldier’s life. "They give their lives—You lend your money.” u. S. Trm»n DtPvimtnt WANTED WANTBO — Rad los io repair. Uhrick Bros. 304-ts WAMTID —Job on farm, phone 1271. 161-21 X WANTED Man to work on firm". chores and light repair work. Good place. No age limit. Phone 956-K. 163-3tx WANTED- Ri'le to International or close by. 7:30 a. in. to 4 p. tn. Phone 1598. b 163 3'x WANTED — (,'ollapsabie leather baby carriage, in good condition. Phone 855. 163 3tx SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING —All makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. Boardman'a, 445 South First. 155-12tx WANTED—Loans on farms. Eastera money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me tor abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33 m w-f MISCELLANEOUS FARM LOANS at 4% for 10 years No expense to borrower. C. D. Lewton, Decatur, Ind. 15-b-ts FARMERS ATTENTION - We ro move dead horses, cows, bogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 16-ts FARM LOANB”at 4fc for 15 years. No commission charge. See John W. Tyndall. Room 7, Peoples Loan A Trust Bldg. 15-U LOST AND FOUND FOI'ND Good wriai watch. Mr*. Ralph Burnett, Phone 195 or 1138. 143-3 IX LOST Ration Book Sio. 1. Fluder please return. Hasel Walters. Decatur R 3. 16.1-1 tx LOST Two ration booksT”No~2. Margaret Maxine and Betty Ixju Lautsenhelser. 163-ltx ——— — ' o CARD OF THANKS We wish ip this manner to express our thank* to the relatives and friend* for their floral offerings and other gindnesses, and to Rev. Karl E. Hofmann and Rev. Paul W Schults, during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Ferdinand Lebruiaii Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lehrmau .Mr. and -Mm. Herbert Lehrtuan Mrs. Wilbert Steele. ————e One out of four 18 or 19 year old youths fails to pass physical examination* for militaiy 'service, the selective service medical units have reported. MOTH I KIITIFtCSTK Notice |a hereby given that Grace Avne* ••otfelt Tri> k«-r ha* filed a pet I th>n In the Circuit Court of A-ISins County, Indiana, to have the time and place of her birth determined Said petHloa I* set for hearing on the thlli day <>f July, t» 13. CLYKK O. TROUTNER Clerk of the Adama Circuit Court July 12 NIMTH < rWTiriCATR Noilie la hereby given that NoMnan Glen Leahart haa filed a petition In the Circuit Court of Adama County, Indiana, to have the ttate and pla<e »t hie birth determined Maid petition la aot for hearing on the l»th 4a> <>t July, ISI3. CLYt»K O. TROUTNfm Clerk of the Adama Circuit Court July 13 HIMTN CEKTIFICATK Notne I* hereby given that Maori*e Crowl Haney ha* filed a petition In the Circuit Court lit Adem* County. In-liana, to have the time and place of hl* birth determined. Maid petition la aat for hearing oa the l»th day ot July. 1*43. CL YUK O. TROUTNKR Clerk of the Adama Circuit Court Notice My oWice will be closed July IS through July 31. Rotend Reppert. M.D. 14415

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Protests Grow On Corn Ceiling Price Removal Os Ceiling Urged In Midwest Chciago, July 12—(t'P) —A rising tide or protest against the celling price on corn is being heard throughout the midwest. Corn merchants and processors urge removal or the lid In order to check life diversion of corn into hog-feeding channels and force a return to a normal movement on the market. The warning of men In the market* follows the demand of the national gi-ain trade council that Washington do something to relieve the situation. One merchant predict* that the government will lake action thin week. The movement of corn from the farms to market Is steadily dwindling. Buyers say that one week's receipts at the terminals don't even compare to those of one good day under normal conditions. They place the blame on the fact that corn is worth more as pork than It Is as corn. It is estimated that when the grain is fe<i to hog* it brings 11.40 a bushel. But the present ceiling price Is 01.07 a bushel. Another complication is that the recent heavy floods reduced the corn crop to about 1.000.000,000 bushel* les* than last year. Commlsalon merchant* admit that lifting the ceiling price would bring more hogs into an already glutted market. Bui the merchi ants *ay the situation would adjust itself If corn is allowed to seek it* own price level. o Stock Closing New York. July 12.—(UP)-Dow-Jone* closing stock averages: 30 industrial* 144.62. up 0 39. 20 railroads 37.29. up 0.34. 15 utilities 21.84. off O.IL 65 stock* 50.25, up 0.17. Total stock eales 1.054.120. p MARKETS AT A GLANCE New York stock*, irregularly higher. Bonds, irregular. Cotton futures, steady. ’ Grain* at Chicago, wheat cloced %•%<■ lower; oats were up %-lc; and ry«- wait %-lct a bushel higher. Chicago livestock, bog* firm; cattle steady to weak, and sheep . steady to unevenly higher. — o- 1 — , Trade in a Good Town — Decatur noticeT In compliance with Government requenG; to econo- I mize and due to xhortajn* of merchandiMe, we will close our store each MONDAY and WEDNESDAY Evenings at 6 p. m. Open other evenings until 9:00 p. m. W’e will appreciate your co-operation. HABEGGER FURNITURE CO. Berne, Ind.

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POINT OF ALLIED LANDING ON SICILY IS WITHHELD BY EISENHOWER I' ' ■ ll —- ~~ '• V "'"I V CATANZAIOJ V STKOHiOLI 4F| USHCA % % a f Maiiterronean » ~ucuo, n , -4° n • • r a vhNtcoTttAViiii*- Ay J f /Z " KU “ /iraiDi* • jr,K ' A *<***ico***«' '“O’"* ’'*»»<% W7A • '* * 7 CATANIA Z< ''''•w' 1 ' 1 Y uousta ; < //t 1 * TAVOtA I VnOTO XiXriAxJ Mfacmino oow CS‘“"" £ SICILYik I MALTA F I • 1 * I Opening the "Battle of Europe " American. British and Canadian tri> >ps have* landed on the island ol Sicily, just off the Italian mainland. Definite details ol the invasion were withheld, but it is believed our force* landed on the southern coast. Axis broadcast* also reported landings near Trapani on the northwestern lip ot the Island Thi Axis was said i< l»<- rushing reinforcement* across the narrow Mecslna strait which separates the Island from Italy. Map show* island's distance from Africa and principal towns.

FARM FUNDS (Continued From Fag* 1) sident. The FSA was given 160.000.000 for loans during 1944. And an additional |30,0U0,000 is provided for loans to farm tenant* with which to purchase their own farina Other major item* in the new law include: 5400.000.000 to the agtkultural adjustment admintolration for soil conservation; 0170,000,000 for parity payment* on 1942 crops; 863.000,000 for the sugar crop control program; |20.uoo.ooo tor assistance to fanners by the soil conservation service, 822.000,000 for the rural electrification administration; 125.000.000 to the war food administration; 827.000,000 to the forest service; and 340,000.000 to the agriculture research administration. Hot Liquor Fiqht Is Foreseen In Kentucky Frankfort. Ky. July 13.—(UP)— Reliable source* predict that Kentucky'* next general assembly will have a “hot fight" over the liquor question. Three source* say that leader* of the anti-saloon league are watching legislative races closely to determine whether a statewide prohibition amendment should be submitted for ballot In 1945. Seventy-six of Kentucky * connties already have voted dry in local option election*. Thi* leave* only 44 countire where liquor may be legally sold. Three other local option election* are scheduled for Heptember lu Bell. Pike and Boyd countie*. The 76 counties voting dry dur-

ing the last five year* include 25 that voted wet In the 1935 repeal election. The combined dry vote ' in these 76 counties show* n majority of 90JKHI over the wet*. Io • — i New Vincennes Will Be Launched Saturday Boston, July 12 Il'P)— The crotoer for which Indiana citlgen* . ■■ 111 ■■ 1

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subscribed 124.5uv.00u in war bond* will slide down the way* at Qiinicy, Ma-s. Saturday. The first naval district announce* that the new U. 8. H. Vincennes will lx- launched at the Bethlehem *teid company'* yard Thi- original Vincennes wa* l(<*t off Savo Island early in Aukum last y ar. Th*- new and more powerful cruiser will be christened l>y -Mi*. Arthur (Mburti. Jr., of Marion, Ind .

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who sponsored the first Viacennea in 19N. She in the daughter of I Joei ph Kimmell at that time may* t or of Vincennes A group of Indiana . civic and industrial leader*-Int ■ eluding Governor Sctericker ami . mayor Noble Harr of Vincennea - , have I invited to the launching. o —— ‘ It coat* more than >5 000 to '• lire one .50 calibre machine gun . for one hour.