Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 181, Decatur, Adams County, 2 August 1943 — Page 5

BuGUST 2.1943.

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED |j ADVERTISING RATES Minimum tor flrot fnoortlen 30< j Ono Timo, Per Word V/ t t |, Additional Inoertlono Per Word, Per Day 1< j . Obituaries, Vereee, Resolutions—— S> | Menus run menu stylo SI | Notices Cap Hoads 8-pt. body soe | (13 picas deep, one column) | FOR SALE FOR SALK— Faint. Try the new water paint Debydray. Covert wall paper. Übrick Bros. 94-ts FOR SALE — Bro ode r~'bouaeH, streamlined Insulated type, delivered and set up, immediate delivery on limited number. 8»e Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky. Phone IH, Geneva, Ind. IM if FOR SALE-Good sTlea for iiomcbuilding after war, good gardens now, lota northwest of G. E. |7> and *lO monthly. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. k 167-ts FOR SALE —3O acres b« nl~blai'< land In Adams county; good house, furnace; good out bulldingx. 7 miles from Decatur; *l5O per acre. See Avon Burk or Call No. 25. 179-T FOR SALE — Semi intxlerii bouse, good location. One-third cash, balance 5%. From original owner. Box 153. IM-3t» FOIFsALE— Bahy cak'baby »< aTa and teeter babe. Call al 514 N. Third St. b It FtftFSALE ~A country home wliii a future. Has everything, including running well and cistern water iiwide, ultramodern bath, kitchen with built-in cupboards, steam stoker heat in every room, halfhardwood floors, seven nice sized rooms, two acres of ground about two miles from city, bus service at front door, eaxy walking distance to store and line school. A hoin - you will be proud of. A swell place for children. A bargain for cash. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phene 870. k 181 3t FOR HALE Durham bull; Durham heifer, hoth year old; full blooded Guernsey cow, 3 years old. Phone 514 4. 179 3t FOR SALE Six choice reglst--red Du roc boar pigs. March farrow. Priced right for immediate sab*. Call Central Soya Co., Biological laboratory—Jim Meyers, Supt. I'"l2x Vftfb FURNITURE Bedroom suite, chest and vanity, living room suites, kitchen cabinets, late modern breakfast set, new and used oil stoves, complete line of new heating stoves; all size* n- w laundry stoves. Ice boxes, repairs for all makes stoves. Decatur Uphoistry Shop, 145 S. Second St. Phone 430. 180-3 t FOR SALE~ 43 shoats, average 40 lbs. Joe Aschliinan. Cralgville phone 1 on 8; 1 mile south, ’i west Kirkland high s< hixd. 1 2tx FOR SALE 3 2-year-old Holstein heifers; one Brown Swiss bull, large enough for service. 331 N. 4th St. Boh Mcßeth. 1803tx FOR~BALE - Jist’receiv u nient regular 11.98 house drensca. Oti sale |l, or 3 for 13 this w< .-8 only. Money back if not c«mpietely satisfied. Jordan Clothing Co. 158 South Second. | IM 3tx FOR SALE Ideal new' lioitn- it you qualify as war or essential worker. For F. il. A. Payments les. than your present rent you can enjoy the health and happiness) that goes with furnace heat, modern bath and kitchen, insulated walls and ceiling, weather stripp-d windows. hard wood floors. inl.iy< d Linoleum, large well-graded lawii. located just east of le-autifui Memorial Park. Better hurry, twentytwo out of twenty-five homes sold during July. Be your own decorator if you act now. Bob Heller, A G »><l Realty Service. Phone 37d. 131-ktf MISCELLANEOUS FARM Loam ,L n tor >• No expense to borrower. C. D Lewton. Decatur. Ind 15-btf SHOES SHINED I’omst Elx*y Barber Shop. 181-dtx nRHEM ATTENTION ~We re move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc Decatur phone 3000. W» pay all pacne chargee. The Stadler Pro ducts Co. 15-ts FARM LOaN-Fsi 4%~f0r U ywi No commlMloa charge. Bee John W. Tyndall. Room 7, Peoples Loan A Trust Bldg. 15-U — o— — Card of Thanks W«* eincerciy wUii to Hiauk all our friends and neighbors and everyone for the kindness and aoaislanee shown ns during the sickness and death ot my wife and our mother Marshall Mclntosh and Children ——o-... *eee<s<WMa« n« »••.«•••»•<«>• Wilk Mill Smsrsra. SMSaSe 8« Xoik's la W*r«4>> given Th*’ th--■ir derptanol has b-»n appointed minis! rat or with the Will -inn* V-’I ot the estate ot Ernst s»< hit* hmm late ot Adams Counts de* rased The •sista is proiMftdy solvent. Fsrd L Litttrsr Adailnietrstor wnb will sauaaed Feed U Ltttaree. Atterne r July 11 IPS*. Au*. 3-9-14

* 'li/kai y<M fltuf, WiHt WAR HANDS "Poison Go«" ' Chemical warfare is one type of destruction the United Nations prefer to by-pass but realizing the duplicity of Tojo and Hitler our experts are ready to "take an eye for an eye," If these gentlemen want that sort of fight. We have flame throwers too, and Lewisite and many other deadly chemicals, that are purchased with the money you invest in War Bonds. v l -'' «> I HOI hwi<s J—K ' Flame throwers and other war equipment are designed for destruction, but War Bonds are designed to help you build your future al the same time you help pay the War costs. £). $. Trtaiurj Drt'irlmrnl WANTED WANTED - Radios to repaTr J Übrick Bros. 306-ts WANTED Taxi cab driver. Hen Ladlg, at Al Schmitt Garage. WANTED AlFkilnU of poultry. Will pay tpp market price. Steury Locker Service. Phone 267. 171g!2t WXRted Cii-.tumi‘i>. Rooting. Hiding ami John Manville rock wool insulation, savea fuel, epelli comfort, sei urly. Three year term*. Boardman, I’hoiit- 411. isi-26t WANTED TO 111 Y "Good Portable Typewriter, Phono 1123. WANTED 1 v. ii jj.7 cash in advance if I don’t And bpyer for your property within 90 days if it has small modern or semi-mod-ern house and large garden or ground up to forty acres, located I near edge of city or within 101 miles. No coininission. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phono 870. k 177 if W.vNTEIt I!- . hi i . ‘ transportation I have a full line of farm equipment for sale. 2 tractors, everything from spike tooth harrow to a combine. Lesier Robinson, I miles east of Decatur. 179tix[ WANTED Loans on farms. Blastern money. Low rales. Very liberal terms. Hee ran for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33-in w-f WANTED - B.ihrl straw and~l>.i!~ men with cipiipment who can ship any kind of straw Including redtop. Phone R. L. Johnson, 11-3212. 3212. Ft. Wayne, Ind collect or addri- ■ letter to >am«- t Joel East Pontiac street. Ft. Wayne, Ind J on 6 WANTED Tri RUNT Homes for Decatur war workers. .Mr. Land-1 lord, you can help your country i and yourself with guaranteed rent and guaranteed payment of any losal to your property. No commissions. | For full information phone Bob' Heller, A Good Realty S«-;-vi«.-. ’ Phone 870. k 167-ts I WANTED 10.1. i to I’o t Wayn- J First trick; leave 6:15 a. in. Phone 982 between I a. in. and 6 p. tn. IMM3X SEWINiT’M \tTIINE REPAIRING All makes. Needles, oil, helta, parts. Boardman's, 445 South First. I •’ 36tx LOST AND HH ND 1.1 IS i A ,nd •' ■- ■ 1,-rd, Clifford Roe, Decatur It. It. 6. IMHJX LOST 630 •in currency Saturday while standing in line at First Stale Bank window. Find r roturn I to this office. It ward. 181-gJtx A total of 248 factories helped > to build one of the biggest bombers for ihe i'. 8. army. NOTICE I Our Shoe Reosir Choo will be : closed all next week AUG. I to 1" Inclusive FOKTNEY SHOE KEPAIK DIRT Top or Fill Dirt Call Phone 1562 LEO F.M'ROTE ~ N. A. IIIXI ER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: S;3O to 11:30 12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays. S:W •- "*• Telephone U 9 ty M Kaamlned Giaaaea Fitted

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. wyr r fJmilwttNk’ * 4 ILv • 1 Haru <rrl w wi * x tt. >' '-5 - B | - ... -4 DRESSED IN FATIGUE UNIFORMS, which they have dubbed "xoot suits," U. 8 Army WACS stand in formation, above, with their mesa kit* while they wait to get their first chow at their new camp somewhere in England. They no longer worry about the effect of food on their figures because hard work takes care of those. A large unit of the WAC reached England recently. •- (International)

Nine Railroad Men Are Killed By Train / Section Workmen Killed In Illinois Nokomis, HL, Aug. 2. — (UP) — Nine section crew men wen- killed today When they wi re hit by a fa*t west-bound Big Four passenger train n ar .Nokomis. Four ot the crew escaped uninjured. The station ag* nt said the crow was working ala point where the track is double. He reported that they apparently did nd bear the warning signal of the oncoming train ln*< aiise a freight train on the other track was making considerable noiue switching cars back and forth. Those kflle*l were: James Taylor of Coalton: Pete Montiglatt. U*opold Hackevoir and Leopold Kreul. al) of Wenona; Gerald Borman.

••••••••••••••••••••••••a** •••••• : WOMEN j • Here is your opportunity to help the war effort by really • • doing men’s jobs • • We are making nothing but essential war castings and • • urgently need women in the follow ing capacities: * Pattern Receiving and Shipping * Pattern Rigging > £ 4 Foundry Cleanup • 9 * Shank Pushing • * Sand Shoveling • & ♦ Ladle Lining ! The Decatur Casting Co. : • DECATUR, INDIANA • No eMcntial worker will be considered without a Statement of Availability. Mb *•••»•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••

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Kenneth Bruns, Thomas Williams, Donald O'Brien and Loren Redman, all of Ohlman. 111. The passenger train remained on the track and ambulances were rushed from Pana. Litchfield, Hillsboro and Nokomis. JAPS SUFFERING (Contino*! From mc» 1) nearly 2,(MH) tone of bombs hit Munda in the first two weeks of savage eeige. Sotneliow, Munda still stands and fights off the death blow. An Allied communique says our pianos hit the Jap l>a><* of Vila, on Kolombangara ioland, yesterday. In Washington, military experts think American troop- will begin a drive against Vlls «•> »outi as they have (leaned up at Munda. The two bases are only 10 miles apart, ami observers say Vila muot be taken to secure our hold on Munda. Also. Vila is on the strategic route to Bougainville Island and | ■ that's the home base for tl

important Japanese petitions In. the Solomon*. In Chungking. < hioc students of Japan say the enemy now is fighting a strictly defensive war. The Japs want to hold on to their rich far eastern conquests. Chungking observers Iwlieve tb<*y are gunning for a nego'iated peace but not until a long war of attrition has run its course. Within China itself there is national mourning tor Lin Sen, the nation's pr<«id>-nt forth - last II yearn. The 79-year-old veteran of the Chinese revolution died last night. Lin Sen was an ansociate of Ik>ctor Suu Yat-sen, the father of th.* Chinese Republic. Gcth-raL-eiino Chiang Kai-Shek has been named acting president. MARKETS AT A GLANCE New York stocks lower. Bond- lower. Cotton up as much as 15 cents a ' bale. Grains in Chicago; w teat -\ to % cent lower; oau '» to cent

lower; rye % Io li cent a bus hel lower. Chicago livestock: hogs stronger, catle and sheep mostly steady —o Millennium's Near Sebring. Fla. (I P) If the millenitim hasn't com**, it must be around the joiner, judging from recent action of the Sebring city council. Not only did the city fathers agree with two taxpayers that their assessments were "too high.” but they also branded tbe whole assessment roll as "cockeyed.'' - o- - ——- Papers Boost Bond Sales Burbank, Cal. (I P) The local

Assitttant N PRESSMAN Steady Employment 1 ' i No essential worker will be considered for employment i by the advertiser without a statement of availability. |!: S. F. BOWSER & co. : 1302 E. Creighton, Fort Wayne 5, Ind. MAAAWMWMWVWWWWWWWNWWIMmAMWMAMWWM WVVWV4MNAAAnAMANAMMAWWWVWVWWVWWWWW FOR SALE To selllc the estate of the late Alphonse Kohne, ; j] I bids will be received al the law office of El). A, BOSSE, I ; I August 11, 1913, between the hours of 10 a. m. and ! ■i [ Ip.m. on the following described property : Modern house located at fio3 Jefferson street. 1 ] ! (Large lot.) Property could easily be converted into ] J i apartments or duplex. CAN BE SEEN AFTER 7 P. M. ANY EVENING. Bids will also be received on an 80 acre farm at same time. ] ! i RAYMOND B. KOHNE, Adm. ; i WWMAMAAAMVMAMAMAAWWWMWWMMAMMVWWWWWV SALE CALENDAR Al'G. 3 (Lm-ui- Hchucht. Blooiningtun. Ind, Reg. Jerseys. Huy 8. Jiiliiimiii. auctioneer Al'G. 5 Gieii liebout. 7*n miles Southcaxt <>f Decatur, on Salem road. Roy | John-on. Am i i Al'G. 6 Registered Ram Sheep sale .Muncie Fairgrounds. Hoy 8. Johnson, anct. I Al'G. 7 Mrs. Jennie Wallenberger, Hicksville, Ohio. Persona! property. J F Baumann. And. Al'G. 7 Phillip Kuhn, 1 mile West Pleasant Mills, on Road 33. Roy J H. Johnson, auctioneer. -Al G. 7 Heirs <>l Amos Schaffter, 2 miles west. 3 mile.-* south of Herne. Ji-fl Llechty, Auct. Al'G. 9 Cha- M Meyers, tnih north and I’- mil«-s west <d Gi-m-va oi 1 mil* north of P> rryvillc and and nil), wi-si first road ■oiiili of Wabash rivei on road .’7 then 4 , - <( mi], west. Roy S. Johnson, and. Al'G. I" Wm Hoehammer, 5 miles Houtheaxt of Willshire, Ohio. Roy S. Johnson, Aud. Al'G. 11 Koch A McDowell, Tiffin. Ohio, Duroc Hogs. Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer. Al'G. 11 City Property. Harry Krick. 919 Winchester street. Decatur, Ind. J F. Hanmann. auctioneer. Al'G. II Business Building. Kilis Estate, |*>7 South 2nd street, Decatur. Ind. J. F. Hanmann. auctioneer. Al'G 14—Earl Groth. I miles north of Bluffton. Road No. 1, Hampshire*. Roy S Johnson. And. I Al'G. 17 Jos .Ebbskoth w B<m. Van Wert Fairgrounds, H<>g sal*-. Roy S. Johnson. Auct. * Al'G 18 D S. D Beavers A l.i-roy Riffle, 3 miles w, t of Decatur, ('losing out sale. Roy H Johnson A- Klb itln rg*-i Bio . am is. .Al'G. 19 Fort Wayne 4-H, pig and beef dub sale. Roy S Johnson, aiidioni-er. J Al'G. 19 Diniakin Estate. 176 Acres and personal property. Antwerp, Ohio J F Hanmann. auctioneer. '-Al'G. 2't t'has. Trowbridge. Rushville. Ind., Duroc.--. Roy S. Johnson. audlone, r. | Al'G. 21 F-nl McVickers. Upland, Ind Durocs. Roy 8. Johnson, auction, «-r. Al t,. 28 Emmet Wallers. 5 miles west of Portland. Hampshire*. Roy S Johnson, auctionm-r. SEPT. I Noah Egley. mile Sou’ll of Monroe. Roy 8. John-on, aud. SEPT. 8 Fairgrounds Indianapolis. 11l Beef cattle sab*. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT 9 Silllm.in Goff Rockville. Ind., Ilogs A Cattle. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT. II Indiana State Holstein zle, laifayett**. Roy 8. John on, auctioneer.

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woman's club tested the power of press releases for selling bonds ft agreed to match any and all press releases placed by its president. Mrs Rawson Davis, at the rate of 15 cents a word for every word published Newspapers made tbe contest tougher by giving extra space to the activities. In *lx meeting* im-mbers had to buy 315,855 worth of stamps and ixinds a rate of 26 cents a word. 0 Ix-t us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us dare to do our duty as we understand it.—Lincoln. There are nine municipalities named Hot Springs in the I'. 8.