Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 175, Decatur, Adams County, 26 July 1943 — Page 5

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LoAaL ’KaWiEd — advertising rates Minimum lar flrat Insertion 30* | Ona Tima, Par Word I'/ a t j Additional Inaertlona Rar Ward, Par Day 14 | — Obltuarlaa, Varaaa, Raaolutlona- SI j Manua, run menu atyla »1 | Notlcaa, Cap Haada, 8-pt body 50< j (11 plcaa deep, ona column) | FOR SALE rt)R SALte—i*alnt. try the new water paint Debydray. Coven wall paper. Übrlck Broa. SVtf FOB HALF Tin I' S biiiintn ■» I home, 82! Went Adatn*. See or phone Cecil Harvey, SM-K or <>. Remy Bierly, Phone IM. 173-3 t WAWTEtr T’o'huy a good corn binder. Chat. Berning, R. R. 1. IT3 3tx FOR HALS — B rov'd a r~houaea, atreamlined Insulated type, delivered and aet up. immediate delivery on limited number. See Geneva Hatcheriea, E. C. Stucky, Phone 158, Geneva, ind. 1 L ,<s • f FOR SALE- Good altea for homtbuilding after war, good garden* now, lota northweat of G. E. 35 and 110 monthly. Bob Holler, A Good Realty Service. k 167-ts SAVE Ft'EL,~ with good Toof, aiding and John* Manville Rock Wool Inaulation—three year term*. Free eatlmate. Boardman. Phone 411. 155 26t FOR SALE Better than inedh iiv I for your family 1* one of th.three new home* unsold < aet of Memorial Park, Inanlated, weather •tripped with good fiirnat e. bath and washing faeilitle*. It will keep your family healthy. Hardwood lioorw. plenty of cloaeta, built-in cupboard* will make your work easier. Small monthly FHA paymenu are eaiier than rent. II" your own decorator if you act now Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service | Phon. N7" k 17’. t FOR SALE .Midwe»- g.i;<|.-n tic tor with” following 8-in. breaking plow; diac; harrow; cultivator. Phon. 1314. 175-Jt Foil SALE Extra good buto•own. to farrow aoon; aho young Duroc male hog. Harry Mid a. h. Monroe. 17a 3tx Jl'diT RECEIVEIt Large nunilx r felt and cotton nattreaaea, fs up. Sprague Furniture Store. Phom--IW. 171. t MISCELLANEOUS FARM LOANS at 4% for 1* year* Vo expense to borrower. C. D Lawton, Decatur, Ind. IS-b ts Farmers attentrin - wTr? move dead hone*, eowa, toga. etc. Decatur phone 3000. We pay all phene chargee. The Stadler Product Co. 15-ts fjdlil LOANSatToTforTsVeara. No commiaalon charge. See John W. Tyndall Room 7, People* Loan A Treat Bldg. 15-ts LOST AND FOl XI) LOST- Fount.nn pen. naii;< hi h . rel. Arthur Shock. 317 S 3rd St Hx LOST Ga*olin>< A and II >kIn hill fold. Reward. Gerald Edward*. Monroe. Ind R. 11. 1. 1* FOR RENTFOR RENT Six room aemi-ni'al-ern upper apartment bath room. Opposite court houae. A. H. Hut tie*, agent a !7S3tx for-rent Ihiwn’own apaitnieii I’tliltle* furniahed. 330 I" month. Phon, 187. g H — o MASONIC Called meeting of Decatnr lodge No. 571, F. and A M . on Fellow craft degree at 7:30 p. m. Tu- sday July 37. 175-3 t Roy E Momma, W. M —— ■ o —- — MARKETS AT A GLANCE - - - - •New York *to< k* weak. Rond* lower. Cotton off a* much a* SOc a bale. Grain* tn Chicago, rye down l 5» 3lac a buahet; wh at down IN, 3%c: ata down 1-14« c a bu*h«-l. Chi< ago live*twk. hog-- *teady to ■trong. cattle fully ateady. and •nd *hvep and lamb* ateady to weak. A mndem ele< tde light ba'b give. •• tiWH-* aa mu< h light a* the trat htcaadi *ceni lamp*, and at about one-tenth the cwt. Per capita contumption of ranned land* by the V. S armed force* *• aavaral lime* greater than for ctviHaaa Biktii < »tk ■attee t* hereby given th*t . F--re»t Prank Ba4d< y* filed a pa*Hl>n tn the Cir-u:t vearv >f Adams Ceunty, In-ltana. to *b» time and place of tM> ■"’Tk deter mi ned .. ■o’4 griO.on ta a«t for hearing #» l * **m *« of. Aura*t t»i _ C&A MG roouwoi Vlark of um Adas:* Circuit Court J uly M

* " *] Wkattyoa few}. With WAR WINDS Geronimo! Stars over Europe — and *omo (tripes too. Uncle Sam has trained thousands upon thousands of our j young men to invade from the skies: to carry the Stars and Stripes into Greece, Jugoslavia, Holland, Nor- | way. •'Geronimo!” crle* the paratrooper as he leaves the transport. And every fighter leaving the platlc I* wearing $220 worth of clothing we must help pay for with War Li X I '■ B — — • • IRwSa' • • Paratroopers are offering their , ' very lives to bring Democracy to the United Nations. All we have to do Is save and invest our money. "Figure It Out Yourself," but Increase your Payroll Savings. U. J. Trnnrf WAN I E!) WANTED — Radio* to repair. Übrlck Bro*. 304-ts WANTED AiCknnb of poultry. Will pay top market price. Steury Locker S- rvice. Phom- 267, 171gl3t| WANTElt"**Fiii'ii.'• -■ in-t.ill-'i* abo help-I*. Min to operate |';>w--. I cleaning niai-hiiK- Apply 330 So I l.ill. or pbohl ••• 173 W ANTED 1-<lty p< » ~ pol l’ j able or derk lyp-- Call !l7n InI tween six and seven p. m. 175 3t i WANTED TO RENT Homes for Decatur war worker*. Mr. kind- j lord, you can h<-lp your country; unit yourself with guaranteed rent' and guaranteed paym- nt of any los.i j to your property. No coinmisalon*. For full information phone Hob Heller, A Good I'.- alty Service. Phone 870. k 167-ts SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING All inaki-i. Needles, oil, le-lie. part*. Boardman'*, 445 South First. 16714th WANTEt>- Loan* Toi farms Eastern money. Low ratee. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title French Quinn. 33 mw f Business Services TRY VAl’O HATH — For 1 • ving Arthritis. T. R., Sinus, Colds. Gland Bladder Trouble and »kin . trouble of all kind*. With massage I at Herman C. Weber Ba’h, 107 So. I Second ft., Decatur, Ind 163 ts IL, cream p'odm tion in the I’ 8 Im ri a-i d from 2*2 million gallon* • I in 193* io l.">" million gallon* in ; | 1912. an all-time p. ak. HBB 1 k * w. Jk ..Ji /SBL A—- •» ’ J; e •uiCHRfTUWNOUS Janet Blair, film starlet, is «n«of Holly*-oort’R bright- ' er young ladies She believe* in getttog Plenty et healthful aumh-n. and the t* o-piece suit rhe'* wvar.rg »hruld do the tr-ck. D»t you agraal I

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Bf~WAR~EXPENDITURES PER .WEEK PER CAPITaJQ FOR each and every day of the fiacal year which started July 1? the United State* to spending and will spend 3265.000.000 to ( W ■?- prorecute the war. This astronomical figure means that every man, ■'s ' | woman and child would contribute the »um of sl4 per week were ’ ’?> j! we conducting the war on a pay-as-you-go basis At this rate the dQcm fl share of the war cost for a family of four would be |SO per week But if the head of the family earns S6O per week Unde Sam take* only $5 80 out of his weekly pay envelope Which explains why ,7*?** the national debt is piling up The chart show* how war expcndi- i tures have increased since I HSCAI vtaa , VHCM Vtaa z riscAL vtaa RFI iRrEL j -'£&■ 92fi ■ $3 80 ’1 .» $10.50 % PER WEEK PER WEEK W* WEEK PER WEEK

John Lewis Assailed Al Union Convention National Leader Os CIO Blasts Lewis Indianapolis, July 26 — (UP) — A national leader of thi- CIO charge- that John L. la-wls started aimed at undi-rminilig President ih<- coal strike In m political move Room-velt. Van Bittner—who I* the ClO's lepn-M-ntatlve on the war labor Imard told the district convention <>f the I'nlted Steel Worker* in Indian ipoli* yesterday that the m il rtrlkc was nnt a labor dispute, lb asserted that Lewi* wa* In-'i-n-sti-d in destroying President I: u-evelt nnt in protecting the miner*. Bittner said that this wa* proven when Lewis failed to. rcpies.nt th« miner* hefwe the' WI.B The < IO leader also told steel i worker* il.il the Wl.lt has <1 me :u -e for organized labor than any i <>thei governmental agency. This I w.k acKimpll-hed he said, despite! ; -mm tnlst ike*. Kentucky mid Indiana steel-1 1 worker* closed their two day con- ! vi ntlon after adopting resolution* condemning L.-wi* and a.klng fori the icpeal of th- SmithConnally I anti-strike hill. MUSSOLINI IS OUSTED (Contlnuod From Paca 1) — — — „ — » — - - - —I ■ ' — - —SM^——— p ikesm.io - ild no official com- , meiit could tie eXpect.-d until later I ti*lny. And it I* assumed that ' Ail' if Hitler mid propaganda minj i-ter Paul Goebbels are In dose i coin nt mt lea Hon. Reasons for Mussolini's re-igna-i non are neatly a* varied. Some t.iy that the doom of Musimlini'* ' leglnic w.i* sigiiid a week ago when he me: Hitler and wa* re-fil-e<| a request for additional i ■"

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THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“A SAIUIR ‘SPECKTLATES!” rujl Irr’ff'T! C7cg. rr'c c,riLL. , "rifcßE ">] IthE sailor AT LEFT! [AMOW DON'T <SPILL |uJELL,'/OUCAN HAVE IT ALL FORB3-THAT'S »rT'S J TC f < GOT * ,VL THE SAFE COMED FOR •—'z ex) /DOM'T BE SILU/, ONE SPECK) CKAvJ< 1— r—< a NOT VET ) V /O ( \ f TONS OF GOLD DU6T-7A JUST ''O ■/r V / G spilled about 2.000,000 \\ 1 y) py yj 1 bLUNDIE “(JET BEHIND ME, SATAN!" By (hie Young II — napolttn) U HIS YARD Av? I j >hU\> ! 7 Ik I 1 ■ ..... -. flßl I

German troop* to aid In the de , fen*e of Italy. Other* report that | ' he wa* forced to stop down when' King Victor Emmanuel refused to abdicate In favor of hl* »on. I corwn prince Umberto, But the only sorrow over Mussolini'* departure seem* to be hl* own. Civilian* throughout Italy I are said to be gathering In crowds! to demand the overthrow of what's left of the fascist machine. Underground radios are exhorting the Italian people to demand more authority and strive for alt honorable peace. The Rome radio has written the epitaph to the Rome. Berlin Axis. From now on. it announces. daily radio lessons In the German language are being ' discontinued. Spokesmen for Allied government* in-exile say that the change in the Italian government will start other Axis puppet state* -ending out peace feelers. National Adjutant Os Leqion Is Dead ——— Indianapolis. July 36. tl'l’t i The body of Frank Samuel, natio.i j i al adjutant of the American Lc ! gion, will he returned to Indfanap ! oil* from Negminnee. Mich . for funeral services Samuel, who ha* been national adjutant since 1932. died in a railway station at Negaun- ' nee yesterday after becoming ill on a train He was on a vacation

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•* AN AMEtICAN SOLDIER look* over a 90 mm. Italian gun that was abandoned near Canicatti, Sicily. The weapon was »pike<l and blaster ■part by it* crew before they fled. It was just one of many large gun: captured by the rapidly advancing U. S. Seventh Army. A conservative estimate of equipment taken from the enemy by Americans lists 25C big gun*. 500 vehicle*, 84 heavy tanks, and 10,000.000 rounds of ammunition. U. S. Signal Corp* Radiophoto, (fntemanonat Soundphoto)

! irip. The 54 year-old World War vetj eran will be buried at Wichita Kan. Three hundi ■ d legionnaire* from all parts of the country are expected Io attend the * Canning Plants Seek Part-Time Workers Anderson. Ini!., July 26. (UP) — A drive to recruit 13,000 part-time worker* for canning plants will n ■ conducted during tin- next two weeks in Tipton and Madison counties. Billiard Barnea. manager of til United State* cm ploy incut nervier at Anderson, said that employment offices at Elwood, Alexandria and Tipton would conduct the drive. 11. said that 15,000 part-time workers were needed in the two county urea, but that 2.m»0 have responded *o far. —; o — ... — Insurance statistician* e*tiinate accident* and illnoe* cost th* nation four billion man hour* of work- ; Ing time each year. Hl HI II CKKTItK VIE Notice I* hereby given that l»an Hurley ha* fltesl a petition In the Circuit | Court of Adam* bounty, Indiana. t<> . have th* tine- and place of hi* , l,!-th d>-i< rinin<-«t Said petition I- aet for h»arlng on 11 he ;nd da> *»f Auk i*l, I*i: CIA UH <> THOI'TNHIt . Clerk of the Adam* Circuit Court

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