Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 172, Decatur, Adams County, 22 July 1943 — Page 5

‘ >OAY, JULY U. 1943.

“efßeports REPORT OF LOCAL. 'OR El ON MARKET* u MURRAY A CO. ill kind* es llveetoek at (iir, Berne, Cralflvllta, Md W'llefclro ck received every day w*H 11:40 p. m. WTVCted July 22. ' tke. .. fUM i n». 18-« Ike 18.65 1b518.70 - Itzzzzzz XS I lbs 15.40 lbs 18.80 %, 1b518.45 lbs 12 05 lbs 11.75 ■ ■eroeiee e>eee»,i ■ ■** mw 0.00 — n m ■ ..■.•XilM.lUilWl UUMUUMX SfSO •••••••a., «••••«.t015.00 <a ... 15.40 a. UJSO —12.00 res 4.90 4 4 —• .MALE KOO ANO TRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by En < Poultry Co, ir Rhone 154 i — - greeted July It. re white eggs Me ;e brown eggs, tp. 27 c '« in eggs Me !'.■ rollers and fryers... 27c ta 1 «Me ) b) «!>>**• Me Rollers and fryersNc rs aad stagslie ER AROLIS LIVESTOCK •oUs, Jaly 22.—(UP) — •table receipts, 8,000; toned active; steady on > to 225 pounds: Se high a vler weight*: top *14,55 200 210-lb. weights. alable receipts. 400; calsteers and heifers slow; ;t < toady; most steers and edlum and good grades. Uy steady; top |li. salable receipts, 000; ady; choice spring iamb* bulk good Mid choice =6O. "g* Wayne Livestock •|/ayne. Jaly It-tUP)-I nif Hogs: light and tned LW'bts five cents higher; C f||bta 10 cent* higher; 160- ‘ p nd weights 12.90 to 14.10 (114.00; Suring Um be 14.25 srlings 12.00 down; dlp- ' 7.00 down. I « n CAGO LIVESTOCK salable receipts 15,0'" to IS cents higher. Top salable receipts 5.5(H) —"0. Good and choice fed It : d yearlings fully steady iln fed steers 14.00 to twice 1.238 pound ekolc. 14.50; few loads ehol< 4.85 Fad heifers mostly 4.11; odd heed to 15 .50 trona at 15.00 to 15.50. salable receipts 1.000. e spring iambs steady to | th most bids 55 cents I *ew medium to ebol< <- A t MPO to 15.25. Tear \ut steady; medium tn 'Jora yearlings with num Atas 12.75 to 14J5. Few to choice ahorn ewes li M; balk 775 to 5.00. M —~ AGO (MAIN CLOSE Jaly 41.44%%; Sept e, 41.47%; May. (1.40%. trty 74%-.74; Rep*.. 48% sc.. .44%-, May. 49% U. CRAIN MARKET IK ELEVATOR CO. orrectod July 22. s subject to change during day. I delivered at elevator. d Wheat—ll4l 1 d Wheat 1.52 -How Cornl 48 Bow C0rn.1.45 ts 1.44 i. 82-lb. test. .44 1—... 1.85 <rai .75 i: As per bushel toes. «: .04 per 100 leas, to b. farm. •foci C/osing ork. July H.—tUPf Dow wing stock average*: Mtrtate 14177. off 0.17 nads 27.89. up OJ7 . . Mies 2810. up 0.15. ks 50 28. up 0.10. Mock astro. 802.400 <. A. BIXLER g ORTOMETRieT lg 11;80 12:44 to 5:00 Motos. «i« as m. . TotaptMm MB

LdCAL CLARIFIED | ADVERTISING RATES Minimum ter lint Insertion 300 | One Time, Par Word I'/i4 | Additional Insertions Per Word, Per Day 10 | Obltus.rlee, Verses, Rest lit- | tiena 41 i Menus, run menu style 41 | > Netlces, Cap Heads, 4-pL body 500 | (12 picas deep, one column) | FOR SALE i rim- SALE—Paint. Try the new > water paint Dehydray. Covers > wall paper. Uhrlck Bros. 94-ts > poir SALE Heel driving Collitw I and Shepherds; Gordon Setter ' pups. Kat dogs; Great Dame pups * 10 month old, fawn brindle, ears ’ trimmed. 34 inch at shoulders. 1 Wanted all kinds of horses and * other lire stock suitable for dog * food Harry Reed. 1 mile north * 1 mile east ot Bluffton, Ind. 168-6 t [ For BALE— ~Vega YM", cream separator; practically new. Priced exceptionally low. Charles Fisher 1 mile north 1% west of Monroe. 170-3tx Tor - SALE —Regtatered Holstein j Bull calf; Carnation breeding from good producing dam. Herd T. B. and Bangs certified. Benj. D. Maselin, Berne R. 1 phone 4693. , 171-21 PdR SALE 15 feeder pigs. Heri man Koeneman, RR2 Decatur. I Preble phone. 172-g3tx : FbR SALE Sheraton dining room i suite; Heppiewhlte mahogany > bedroom eulte; Spanish mohair dai venport; French ivory bedroom l suite. Phone 196 or Inquire 103 South Fourth street. 172-g3t TorKaLE Rabblt~ All kinds: 61C Winchester. 172-2 t ’ For sale iwiTForrVgSo'd tires. Paul Erp. % mile eaat and % aouth of Valley caurch. 172-g3tx , Foil BALE - Used automobiles. , 1941 Chevrolet deluxe town sedan, . color blue; white aidewail , tires; 1941 Plymouth deluxe. 5 passenger coupe; 1941 Chevrolet de- | luxe business coupe; 1940 Chevrolet deluxe town sedan; 1941 Plymouth deluxe coach; 1937 Pontiac fourdoor sedan; 1933 Plymouth deluxe coach; 1937 Chevrolet %-ton pane) truck. Up to IS months time on unpaid balance. Saylors. Decatur, Indiana. 172-3 t FOE BATE-6 rodder Souses, streamlined insulated type, delivered and set up, immediate de livery on limited number. See Geneva Hatcheries, E C. Stucky, Phone 154, Geaeva, Ind. 124-ts FOR - AXLE — Are~you~missing a bet? Only four of 25 new homes built or being built here remain unsold. if you want a modern home, tne last for duration, act now so , you can do own decorating. All modern, complete with bath, motor plumbing, furnace, bard wood floors, full insulation, weatherstripped windows and many other feai turos. F.H.A. payments easier than rent. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. k 170-;f FOR BALE- new pair white oboes. Size 8 AAA, 343 Mercer Avenue. 170-g3t FdOALE-G^id - sites for home ' building after war, good gardens now, lota northwest of G. E. 85 and >lO monthly. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service k 147-ts BaVE FUEL - *with good root si7Ing and Johns Manville Kock Wool Insulation- three year terms. Free estimate. Boardman. Phone 411. 155-24 t FSKTalel oil "trade i:»4i Cbev. Special Deluxe original rubber. 1940 Champion Studebaker. 1939 Chev. Four door, a good solid car. 1934 Dodge. 1935 Chev. Fred | Kusche Phone 975. 171-3tx I MISCELLANEOUS FaBB LdANB at 4% for 14 yean. Mo expense to borrower. C. D Lewton. Decatur. Ind. 15-b-ts PARMERS“ATtENTION “W. re move dead bones, cows, bogs, etc Decatur phons SOM. Wu pay all phono charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts FZU LOANS SrT%7oTls7«srs No commission charge. Sea John W. Tyndall. Room 7, Poopiro Loan A Trust Dldg. ILif LOST AND FOITNI) C63T Solid brown dachshund. Reward. Phone 92 M. Nonroe or write Aaron Yoder, route 4. Bluffton !72-g3tx Lost Ladies blue leather billfold Saturday night; thought lost at local tavern; cohtalned money and valuable papers. Reward. Return to this office 170-3tx — Two keys on smalFrlng. Reward. Finder phone 1123. 171-2 U , — — -o— - MWTM CMTiriCATSC Notice la hereby given thet Cora M. Woodward King has fIITO a petMlon tn the <Mreett Coert nt Adams <V*uaty, Indiana, tn ho*' the time and pla. r ot her Mrm determined Said petition >a not for bearing on the gsu da .- of Jah :*<: CLYPSO TROLTNJUt Cterb nt the Adame Circuit Cour’ July JB|

hUkatyou&WflUiik ; WAR BONDS Song of Victory Three dots and a dash is the code for Victory, but It will take thou* I sands of Browning machine guns to I dot out a path for our boys to dash H on to Berlin and Tokyo as these guns cost up to 41,500 according to caliber. v 1 ro The Army and the Navy doesn’t know bow much material will be needed, but it wants it quick, and the Treasury knows we’ll have to pay for it fnerease Your Payroll Savings for War Bonds. U. S. Trttmry Dfraemxil WANTED Wanted — Radios to repair. Uhrlck Bros. 804-tt WA NTEir~A iPTt inds - of - pou I: ry. Will pay top market price. Steury Locker Service. Phone 267. 171-gl2t WANTED Til RENT-71 lollies for Decatur war worker*. Mr. Landlord. you can help your country and yourself with guaranteed rent and guaranteed payment of any los.i to your property. No commisslonH. For full information phone Hub Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. k 147-ts WANTED Ride to International, Fort Wayne, on day shift, by two girls. Phone 1288 after 4:30 p. tn. 170-g3tx SEW’I NG — M At HI NE*R EPA IRI NG —All makes. Needlos, oil, belts, parts. Boardman's, 485 South First. 14714th WANTEI> Four familiea suffering from ’’Move-ltla." Must be willing to accept uew modern home with plenty of Victory garden space. Wife should lie good decorator as house will be tlnlshed to suit. Hutiband should not be con Armed rent r«C Ipt collector as I deed will be signed Immi-dlately, Monthly F.H.A. payments easier than rent. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. k 170-tt Business Services TRY VAPO BATH —For relieving Arthritis, T. 8., Sinus, Colds, Gland Bladder Trouble and akin trouble of all kinds. With massage at Herman C. Weber Bath, 107 So. Second Ft.. Decatur. Ind. 163-ts WFaIIK NOW OPEN for business —New and I’sedTlotiilng. Jordan Clothing Co., 158 8. Second. 172 21 x FOR RENT FOR RENT — 3 room furnixlied apartment. 1110 West Monroe street. 172-g3t MARKETS AT A GLANCE New York stocks higher in quiet trading. Boixta irregularly higher; U. 8. governmOnts lower lu quiet trading. Cotton futures up as much as 30 cents a bale. Grains in Chicago: wheat % to 1% cents higher, oata % to one cent higher, and ryg % to one cent higher. Chicago Hvestmk: hogs easy, cattle fully steady, lambs steady to weak, and sheep strong. Divorce Suit Filed In Circuit Court Dorothy Ma t. of» thia city, has filed suit for divorce from Curtis Mast tn Adame circuit court, charging cruel and Inhuman treatment. Tbe complaint elates that they were married on February 25. 1840 and neparat>*d June 8. 1943. She a ska custoday oi a child. 18 months < old. Nathan C. Nelson is attorney for tbe plaintiff. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur NINTH rS-.HTSS'TCArr. Notlne is hereby given that Nettle lira th Flnkhouara has fllerl a petition in the Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, to have the tta»e and plvee of her birth determined held petition t« eot for hearing «a tbe B»th das of July. ISIS I • CLYDK O TH'tCTNEIt Clerk of the Adame Circuit Court July S 8 N-Hlee to hereby given th*’ J'-aephine E Hents Lengerleh hae f.HKt a petition to the Circuit Caurt of Adame <*ouuty, Indiana, ta have the time and place of her birth determined Maid potHlon to ee« for hearing ua tbe ssth day <>f July. IMS CLTItR O. TIUlt TNBR Clerk of the Adame Circuit Court July 32 A roa^ms an 4 aro* ro d w* 4' ■ — m d —» Wv u U e* m vWN U SWW Eotefe %«. sane Neibe to hereby given. That the unden.tgi.eH baa been appointed Keurutor of the ee’ale of Fetdnand Lehrman. tote of Adam* County, de* < rased Tbe outate to probably eol* voNtOecar Lehrman Eaocutnr PeSd L LMttUW. A«e»oe » July 7tb IMS July l-U-SSI

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New Industry’ Is Operating In City Musical Boxes Are In Production Here A n<-W "Industry" has been set up In Dccattir probably the smallest and most novel in the city. Noah Steury. salnu manager of the Wayne Novelty company here, has started the hutaero In tbe former grocery building at 316 St. Mary’s street. "Swiss Musical Boxes" are assembled there. The wooden boxes are made at the novelty company and the "Swiss musical units'' are shipped hdre from Switzerland, via Chicago. The unexcelled ability of the Swiss people In making watch movements is adequately demonstrated in their ability to manufacture the “units,” a tiny little metal affair resembling somewhat the out moded player-piano roll "111 revenue.” Instead of the holes punch’-d in a paper roll providing the notes, a tiny metal cylinder with minute projections snaps . small springs of varying sizes and this produces the sharp tones of , the old-faehtoned mush box. “You’re in tbe Army Now.” "God ' Bless America." "In the Gloaming" and other tuneg attest to the fact that the Swiss know what the Americans want In music. The units are packed 12 to a box, each dozen capable of producing a different tune. Despite war restrictions and submarine warfare, the industry has i experienced no difficulty thus far

KNOW YOUR FOODS... by Mory Bell ■ — ’ prohibited y z/r/M, awjsfyX. C z UMHGAUHVC, : I miHmm, : r“ mB Some 0P OUT MOST VALUABLE y* 1 A HS- > FOODS. WIDELY USED TODAY, WERE flfl. AT ONE TIME LITTLE USED BECAUSE WJ 7 p OF SOCIAL TABOO. PROMINENT EXAM- fl/ I 1 PL£s ARE LIVER, COFFEE. MARGARINE, // / I/ I 1 ’ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 'Hf/ WlWgtf 1 PARTICULARLY TOMATOES. H / P Thousands upon thousands of women who once were preju- Famed a» a delicious spread, DICED AGAINST MARGARINE NOW IS ALSO USED BY GOOD USE WMM). A •TABLE-GRADI* COOKS THE y WANT |XTRA* MARGARINE NOTED FOR ITS MILQ, f XND p|f $ AND FOR SWEET, CHURNED-FRESH FLAVOR. S UWtil*. ♦tabu-grade* mnmid is 97< digestible, rich in the’fep* UP’VITAMIN *A* AND A HIGH ENERGY FOOD (UOO CALORIES PER LB.) - TRY AMMM/P TODAY - YOU'U UKI IT. TMS (KAMI MAMMUNI CO* OMOMMATI

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing -“FREE SAMPLE” fettJEEPEA IS RIGHT POPEWE, THE DUST IS fASNKED THE ISLAND |O*Ay MA UJIM - ITJ I OUT OF THE On AN-HOU CAM GEE AN'TH'DUST COME □ ISSEADUST; L \ \HETTSR NOT J BLONDIE IT ISN’T THE HEAT- IT’S THE HUMIDITY! By Chie Young c, FA«y ? *X ' ( MAS CXAGWOCX? ) ■> —X KITS ‘ 1 r J) ... ; wwi- - v\ «L In I SB'TnI d ■ rm i (■ I -Mfli i" i__— ■ ii ,—.ll , wu— afaßj

In bavinr units shipped here, a last shipment carrying 6,000 of the tiny little objects. David Steury of near .Monroe, who will be remembered as having suffered the loss of a leg in a fail from a barn at the Schmitt farm, is serving as “foreman" of the new Industry. His daughter; the owner’s son, Norman, and Lyman Hann, Jr., are among others who work part time in assembling the musicboxes. To date none has been placed on the retail market here, all products having been shipped to larger chics, including Chicago. Similar boxes were at one time made liy the Wayne Novelty company, before that firm started making war materials. ————-o POPE PIUS ASKS tCooUauud From rag* a> iini left our air force no alternative. And Dr. Francis E. McMahon. a NotTe Dame university philosophy professor, declared the Allies liombud Rome to drive out the Fascists, much as tbe crusaders stormed Jerusalem to drive out the tnfldel. Dr. McMahon aho Is president of the Catholic association for international peace. First unofficial Allied reaction reflects some disappointment In the Pope'* message. The Ixmdon Daily Mirror complains that the Pope's tone in general is against the Allies and that he fails to refer to the huge railway yards which our bombers destroyed. A neutral Swiss newspaper remarks that even the layman is aware of Rome's military v»lu»- and adds that the miracle is that only one of Rome's 400 churches was destroyed. The Pope. In his letter to tbe

John Tyndall, 81, Licensed Engineer Local Man Granted License By State At 81, after having done surveying work for 59 yeans. John W. Tyndall, of this city, holis a professional engineer's license for the first time. Mr. Tyndall was graduated from Valparaiso university In 1884 and started working in the county surveyor's office two years later, He majored in teaching during his first years at the university and then returned to study engineering and surveying. In those days an engineer did not need a license to follow his profession and Mr. Tyndall went to work. For yeans he did engineering work and surveying at various intervals until about five or six years ago. Then a state law was passed which required all engineers to be licensed. Mr. Tyndall, busy with other affairs, "di*l not Iwither to make application for a licenne.” The war came along and began to drain on the county's professional engineer staff. Harley Ehraam and Walter H. GilUom. both of whom had served as county surveyor, donned service uniforms. Only Ralph E. Roop and Richard Tonnelier were left to handle all engineering work demanded In the county, and Mr. Roop took over the duties of civil engineer and water superintendent for tbe city of Decatur. Ho. Mr. Tyndall decided to make application for a license. He was to write a tln-sis on an engineering subject, which would prove his ability. He went to ludlanapolls to make further Inquiry and while there he submitted to an oral examination and a short written query. The tht-sis was not linccsvicar general, doe* not directly put the liurden on the Allies. He recalls his earlier pleas to all belligerents to spare thr Eternal city and her sacred buildings. And he appeal* to be speaking to all alike when he calls for "an efll<-a<'|ous recall to a sense of lofty coin preh > nslon of the sH<n*d destiny of Rome, no less than to humunity and to Christian charity."

j MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY Permanent Jobs - With a Future -At our Plant i The production of human food as well as Ihestock feeds is not subject to change — it continues at all times regardless of conditions. Assistance will Im* given any workman in finding housing facilities for himself or family. .Minimum wage—67 l jc per hour. Promotions with accompanying increase in wages are possible I after the first week of employment. Snecial skill and experience unnecessary. If in an essential industry, statement of availability required. Apply at Decatur, Indiana, Office Central Soya Company, Inc.

sary. tbe ••xamining board decided, and be was given a certificate. Now Decatur has two licensed professional engineers -Mr. Koop anJ Mr. Tyndall. — o Notorious Desperado Captured In Texas Washington. July 22. — (UP) — Newton Baird, who escaped from federal agents by jumping through the window of a train at Royse City, Tex., hist month, has been captured at Uvale. Tex. FBI director J. Edgar Hoover has announced the arrest of the 26-year-old Dude cowboy at tbe Uvale

i ———————— Make BIG SAVINGS When You Buy From U» ♦ When You Sell To I’n I —ffffW BE COOL THIS SUMMER 50 BICYCLES WANTED i HE WARM THIS WINTER u U> will pay you cash or give Homt-gtiard Insulatian pays for you a liberal allowance on any jtaelf in 3 years on fuel savings purchase. alone. Average cost for 5-rooni " house only Jl4n including labor SEWING .MACHINES and material. Electric or Treadle ~,, t “• f‘ ,r •'* appraisal. High-KE-KOOh Now at a Saving e „ t , Hh pr | ( Don't lake a chance on a leaky ————————————— worn out root Gamble's Hiatt WottheTfl, RefrigeratorH Coaled rolled Roofing gtiaran- an( j |{ a( jj (IJ , i lertl for years. ■ . - Don’t sell until you tall us for Conserve and Beaut ily •" , ' , ’ h or > f trade prices. with Gambit's Suiter Quality ■ 11 — - llomeguard lloiis< Paint DON'T STORE YOt'R i Enough foi nt an i.igt 5 room i vi t>v i-ri ulhouse only 818.49. I'NMI pl KMH Hr* 1 Sell ft to u* Dining room. Ilv* FI.(NIR MODEL Ing room, bedroom, springs. I tables, etc. One piece or a CREAM SEPARATOR kottse full. Call us for an Used only two years 420.40. appraisal.

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borne of bls father-in-law. Baird ia described by Hoover as a notorious desperado. He will be arraigned on indictments charging two violations of the federal auto theft law and one violation of tbe federal firearm* act. He was being returned from St. Paul, Minn., to San Antonio on June 22 when he made his spectacular escape. Hoover said that Baird is known for his modern methods of cattle* rustling by the use of fast trucks. He has been arrested at icaet 10 times since 1936 on various charges. Q. - - . • - — There are 14 cities 1141004 Ar* s cadla In the U. H.