Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 176, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1943 — Page 5

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L66AL tmilFltß ADVERTISING RATES — Minimum tar first Insertion 3O« | One Time, Per Word IJ4< | Additional Insertlona Per Word, Per Day la | I Obituaries, Verses, Resolutions S1 | Menus, run menu style S1 ' Notices, Cap Heads, S-pt body 6O< j (13 plow deep, one column) FOR SALE FOR BAL&—t’aint. Try the new water paint Dehydray. Covers wall paper. Übrlck Bros. 94 if FOR SALIi — Brood e r "bouseV. streamlined Insulated type, delivered and set up, Immediate delivery on limited number. See Genova Hatcheries, E C. Stucky, Pbone 154, Geneva, Ind. 124 if F6R - BAL£ -Good sites for home building after war. Rood gardens Dew, lota northwest of G. E. 25 and 210 monthly. Bob llell r, A Good Kealty Service. k 167-ts SAVE Ft’EL—with good roof, sliTIng and Johns Manville Rock Wool Insulation—three year terms. Free estimate. Boardman. Phone 411. 155 28t FOR han medicine for your family is one of the three new homes unsold easit of Memorial Park. Ineulated, weather stripped with good furnace, hatii and washing faellltles. It will keep your family healthy. Hardwood floors, plenty of closets, built-in cupboards will make your work easier. Small monthly FHA pay mints are easier than rent. H<your own decorator If you act now Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 970. k 175-ts poh SALE Rabbits, nice do .-.. Philip Nussbaum. Monroe. Ind FOR SALE I!’’.' F"i‘l V> - d.,’ Good tires Clean car. Can b--seen at th.- Kennet Murray <«to<k yards on South 10th St. 7 a in »o 4p. m. Phone 301. a 17fi-3tx FOR“B*ALE Registered Holste i hull calf. 3'j months old; from high producing dam; Carnatiuii breeding. Sam I*. Nussbaum 17G-3& rarsAiJs mm* <s: garden tractor with following attachment 2-In. breaking plow; disc; harrow; cultivator. Phon 1311 177, It FOR SALE P ire look-r 31.' North Tenth street. It FOB SALE -”Extra good IhTro sows, to farrow soon: also young Du roc male hog. Harry Michaels. Monro*. BPENCER - Rleaen, 427 North Se> oud streV. Phone 44. 1* 7 . suite; leather davenport; dining room suite, 4 chairs; sideboard 212 So Fifth. 174-3 t MISCELLANEOUS FARM aOANB at 4% tor lil years. No expense to borrower, C. D Lewtow, Decatur. Ind. 15-b-ts BWIM at Pine Lake. I tnllcs west of Berne. Open till 10 p. m. 1, G-3t FlUMlfta remove dead horses, cows. hogs. etc. Decatur phone 3000. We pay all phene chargee. The Stadler Products Co. lAtf FARM Loans at 4*~fjr 15 years. No commission charge. See John W. Tyndall. Room 7. Peoples Loan A Trust Bldg. 15-U “for rent FOR REMT—Four room apartmi n l . Partly furnished, if desired. Pbone 23 17t> 3t FbItTEST’ towntown apartment. Utilities furnished. 23t* p r month. Phone 187. 174-2’ FOlTrent Newly fit . tied cci ern home, Inc. electric stove, refrigerator, water heater, showbath. 4 rimms and basement Near post offlu- on Main St. in Bern - Yager Furniture RUi t It FOR RENT Sli - room senil-iaod-ern upper apartment—bath room Opposite court bouse. A. I). Suttles. agent. a 175-3tx —— lll o MASONIC Called meeting of Decatur l<»dg No. 571. F. and A. -M.. on Fellowcraft degree at 7.30 p. m Tuesday. July 27. 175-lt Roy E. Mumma. W. M. WAGE BOOSTS (Costtaoed From rage 4) hood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and the International Association of Machinists. The board signalled Its intention to proceed with the caae today, but If president William Huh h«--sou of the AFL doesn't show up as he has indicated, the board may then Invoke fur the first time its power of subpoena The WLB recently was granted the autboiLty to summon witMnaaa unde: *h» nawlyocarted Suti’h Connally aatj-etnke act.

* ★ WlvMjMlliUfWM. WAII lllliMlS Purple Hoart Four days after our boys were wounded in Af.ict- the Medical i Corps had them in United States base hospitals. Fa it and efficient transportation and effective medical care save lives of thousands of our . boys. Thousands of hospital beds with j their special attachments are ready, i One 225 War Bond Is fust short of paying for one of these beds. * ppajiß is Add to these the cost of instru- * merits, doctors, nurses and other conj veniences and you begin to realize the terrible cost <>t war. Increase your Payroll Savings. “Figure It Out Yourself." U S Tuimry Dtfi'tininl WANTED WANTED — Rad 1o * to repair. Übrlck Bros. 304-ts WANTED To Bl V Girl- bicycle Phone 132. 17<lt2x W \ NTEfr'All~knFd~of "poultry. Will pay top market price. Steury Locker Service. Phom 267. 171-gl2t WANTED M.hi o l>',y to work on farm, mostly chores. No harvest work. Phone 954-K. 176-3tx Wanted SI Im nng Ki stove; medium or small size. Philip Nuasbautn. Mouroc. Ind. 174-31 WANTED Furnace installers7alaii help is. Man to opeiate ,><>*' cleaning machine. Apply 330 So . Liu- or phone 860. 175 31 I WANTED TO RENT Homes for Decatur war workers. Mr. I«ind [ lord, you can help your country and yourself with guaranteed rent and guaranteed paym- nt of any loxto your property. No For full information phone Hol Heller. A Good Realty Service Phone 870. k 167 tl SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING All makes. Needles, oil, belta parts. Boardman's, 445 South First. 167-14th WANTED- Loans on'farms East era money. Low rates. Very liberal terms See rre for abstracts ol title. French Quinn. 33-m w-l Business Service?. TRY VAI O BATH - F >r rel.eviui Arthritto. T. 8., Sinus, Colds, Gland Bladder Trouble and skin , trouble of all kinds. With massage at Herman C. Weber Ba:b. 107 So I Second Ft., Decatur, Ind 143-lt I TAXI Day and iiEht; in and out of town. Phone 111 176-lt MIST ANDEOt ND I LOST Ration book • No. 1 and 2 Finder pi« axe notify Mrs. Ed Thieme, phone 132. I ’ | LOST 'Rath*.l hook* A andll? Lyo' it-i i. ) i; 4 i'■ 6 I** ! LttST - "A n ■* *• Thos. Garner. It* Coal Truck Driver Is Burned To Death (In>>-u< aMtlc. Ind. July 27 il'l't Eighteen y<-a;odd Charles B.ikei | of Bainbridge was fattaly burned *h«n his coal truck eolli-leil with another near Gi • en< aslle this mom Hit Stale poliu- railed Gl emaMl" city firemen to extinguish the flames which sprang from the ' wn < kage. Homer Hopwood of Bvlnbrhiz . I who was driving the other tru- k I apparently i m aped injury But i I 14-year-old companion Lise Mti - I suffered a fractured leg. Conservation Program For Dairy Industry lioliana|H>li- July 27. — (t Pi Dk-irict defense tiansp utatipn manager Geoige Burnet is mapp ing out a ro!i„ rvation program f«»> the state's dairy ludmtry. The campaign l« necessary, he -ays. to prevent a breakdown in the transportation of milk and other vit il dairy products. Burnet i-ayi hi- plan will < onserve trucks. lire.s and gasoline it will Involve <oop» ration by prodm ■ er. haulers and processors of dairy pioducts. The overall program will iw- conducted by-• Statewide com mittee repr< senting all gioup* tn the Indiietry Leo “Dutch” Ehinger insurance FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 N. 3rd St. Phone 570

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Photog Missing ... f B i I 8. newspaperman. Cai) Thus- ' gaard. P' abovi representing the still photo pool oi American news I p;<-uri seivices, Is reported missI ing 111 action 111 the Southwest Paj cif.< H<- has a wifi ami one child in New York IHITLER EUROPE (Continued From Tags 1) Ent >1" ft’i the greatest air 1 assault of all time •—a crushing. ! ruthlesH tatoo. Tin- number one Axis casualty I is the hulk of a city that once was iG< many - Hamburg. Last night ' British mosquito bombers pounded I the port again—lts fifth raid in 60 hours. O’ln-r Allied planes ranged over north n France list irfght, but Hamburg was the l>ig show. British pilots saw an immense spiral of smoke twisting up from the city—-hroiiding the scaw of the earlier attacks Even a Berlin dispatch admits 'hat Hamburg is "a sea of flames.” But this night and-day assault is in-in than a monster wave of desiiitctfon. A new chapter is i !»• ing written Into the book of 'I v,.r For tile first time, the theory cf rotiml th>-clock air blows iI a-i 4

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THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“A PRICELESS BARGAIN” TAXIN* THE SEADUST ORF VER HAM(THEM YA 1 IC'MON SEADUST— HOUJ MUCH IS ALL THS J(A J I^3SUCkS ! VAM> WJTWER Jo KNOWLEDGE IN THE <XI PON' it on account Aj A |^j E ujitTP "TALK^^ LLSE e evwJrwN&'Houj’ i-'uaul WORLD YER <SO DUMB j z-mJS? Mk MS) f \yJ' mA A ’ ii //tri F —4 J 4 1 ! : Y> /, J BLON DIE BARK FOR THE MAN, DAGWOOD! B> Chic oung 70n T PAIS 1 /) A HAVE 4 SEAT 4JI | ( 11‘‘'liX. THESE VOU i VETERINARY! I f-? 1 ?; “.•? n AwSA-X 7 —w° -S’® o*’ \AXA ? Jhik i 1 wfi

tested. Air enthusiasts believe these mass attacks double and triple their terror with each new ham-mer-blow. The theory la that tb« harraased population begins to lose hope, and that If the raids continue long enough, the city breaks down completely. Yesterday American flying fortresses also lambasted the port. Other United Htstes planes hit Hanover, only 112 miles west of Berlin, snd the Important Nazi harbors of Wilhelmshaven and Wesermunde. Twenty-three American bombers and three escorting fighter planes are missing Against this, 50 enemy plane* were shot down. Th« raid on Hanover inflicted great destruction to the German rubber stock. An official statement from United States headquarters in Britain reveals that the Gummiwerke rubber tire factory In Hanover was rocked by explosives, and a column of fffe and smoke rose to 2D.000 feet. The official report Is based on aerial photographs of the target. e— U. S. BOMBERS (Continued From Paco 1) ca sailing down historic Kula gulf acene of four Allied naval triumphs. The Japanese reinforce-

fySi haw’de- New York’s Columbus Circle traded from the f interest in “soapboxers,” who crowded Colum- » pj bus Circle, but free epeech still is zx. 11 the privilege of all ft American citizens. r 4OK^ 6 4 Vl ’ SET 4 > ' F 1 5 4-—. » VC-, ffH Under the Swietika i * and the Rising Sun. s there is not even the semblance oi speech and some are sent to their doom because of “thoughts * C?_ •»_» not in harmony with ilpCelK Up the public good.’’ Buy War Bonds ;

ment flotilla w.w scattered, and • one of the barges was sunk. ’ To the west, another jungle ■ drama la playing Itself out In New * Guinea. In support of Australian i ’ and United States troops. Allied ' bombers hand-d the island its heaviest attack of the war. For over an hour, waves of Lib- ' orators ami Flying Fortresses stag- ’ gered the Important Japanese base 1 at Salainaua. and its nearby defense f outpost of Komiatum. I-urge flres flamed out from the embeddel enemy position. Radio Tokyo claim* that a form- ‘ ation of Japanese seaplanes engag- ' ed and Hank three Allied torpedo boats, and severely damaged a de- . stroyer and transjKirt attempting a landing on New Georgia last Fri--1 day. . In New Guinea, a small force of t Australians defeated almost 1.000 . Japs in a three-day battle for r Mount Tatnlm, near Salamaua. Tit' , Aussles are officially reported 'o have inflicted alomst 50 |x*rcent i casualties on the enemy. Q Valparaiso Laundry Is Gutted By Fire Valparaiso. Ind . July 27 ll'Pi I Fin- which gutted the American ■ I laundry at Valparaiso yesterday ■ caused an estimated damage >f

Four Men Killed As Oil Tanker Explodes i w Conducting Probe To Determine Cause East Chicago. Ind, July 27. tlT’t Captain Ross Hindman and three crew members of a Canadian oil tanker have died from burn* they suffered when the craft exploded on Michigan last night. The other three dead are: Stanley Hindman. 16-ycar-old son of the captain; William Gon<au, a deck . hand, and Arthur Pluffer, wheelman. Three more crewmen were badly burmd. The tanker exploded as Hindman i was preparing to give th.- order to have the Bruce Hudson cast <df | i from the East Chicago. Ind., pier I It had just taken aboard 11.000 gal lons of high test gasoline. The I blaze was fought for an hour and ' 225.000. Laundry owner (’. E. Braun said I the blaze started in tin- boiler room | late yesterday afternoon. The | i flames had reached the upi*T floors 1 . of the building before they were [ discovered. Braun and two women | . employes suffeii-d minor cuts when i the Intense heat shattered win-j down.

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a half by a fireboat and all of the city's lire apparatus before it Anally was brought under control. Police and federal bureau of investigation agents conducted an investigation loday in an attempt to find a cause for the Are. o - ■ Vpix.lnlnirnl »r Kxrretar Catatr %>> KMCZ N'itl x in hereby Klveii. That the und.-raigned han been appointed Ex- ■ »t-.r of the .--tate of Clara Burr. |at<- of Alt on* I’ountv. d«* eaaiul The K»tat, is probably solvent. Herman <’ Wet,er, Eie>-utor 11. 11. Met leaaban. *H«rae> IMPORTANT DEATH NOTICE An invisible paint has boon invented that kills all insects that walk on it, but does not harm humane or anij mala. It is called ’'2-WAY lnse< ticide Screen Paint”. Merely wipe it on screens. It kills flies, mosquitoes, gnats, etc, trying to get in and kills all insects already in. Kee|»a flies, etc. from hopping off acreen door and getting in when door is ojiened. Costa only a few cents |*r application. Pre* vents rust. For homes, porches, dairies, camps, bams. Special SBc Holthouse Drug Co.