Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 195, Decatur, Adams County, 18 August 1943 — Page 5

AUGUST 18,1941

Meports Of LOCAL MARK*™ gßy. MURRAY A CO. of livestock st g t rn«. Crs'B*' 11 *- WW* WM „ - ■Reived rv,ry a * 7 HK 12:* P- w ' UHV —— Angus: HB/' ' ■V*’ 1150 m h 15 14 40 ■Hr 14X0 W- 14 15 HIK 13 95 MK* uno ■K’ 13 3 J ■ • i2s ° ■T 13 4" iO 51'0 H* 12 5" ■» s-i &W 15 u« MB- 12 50 ■V B 5 00 UKiale EGG ANO |l|Ky QUOTATIONS by SSL A Poultry Co, Fheae ’54 sKtlcd AU|U»! 18 !■ »b.k e(*s 41c brow# eggs. ■■ 40c l&Hllr' and f.y> ■ • 35c BW 34c M.-e < 20c HHi.I\YST'»T. sh-,..-Heights under 250 Kjk ) !...A:er «■ IglltS I 'l Top . recipts 11 "00; Hb ( l f " , l an ' l ' ho!< '■ T ‘* d --"l''*' mJ ,>ady Hulk Meers ■B a». ■»:,•?!>• K> 75 up Heifer |K.. >-• i> HH!:;■•■ to 13 50. with ■B-.. »• - '!' •'• •')} Eiv.. do.iWuih.i.gt lambs tu >-:*.-■ ■ Hk>- !l> M-ullUm tn RM'|K> 13'Ml. Early down- ■ >*'trt- ||. :d l.lgli, r. Kpi. l.lVEb’llx K |B’ L.d .in I) IPI |HMu3> H.iglv, I'l to 2o |Mr. heavy W.-Ighta 15 to .:glr a-.L'lif up IM* ' ..j .:><• m< ight< |B> -p-itu l .:nh b It 50 12 •"! duwu; |B>L!» LIVE.STih K Aug D Hl’iW»W>I, receipt* |M«r«>ly 10 cent, nigh r Pvub.l weight. h. aB" Isl to 15 lent., IB*’ 25 tent t,.uin i . |.i.n |W*Ubl« erupt* 1.OU0; Hr *“«r» and heifers it s<i f ()r trmk |V* iwtiud Weight., ne HH 1525 on sso jHiund W** 1 top IS OU M !U "‘ l ‘ i '' ter.lpt. 2.566. EV*- about »tead). early |H ‘"' l choice 13 0o to 9‘ UJS and 14 00. MS ** — gr* i( , close |H Msy “ked Bxt ;, ”' s '*■ K J"*’" market ■* elevator co. MS —— Aasuti it • a *Jaet to Chaww. ■ ?’*< u,.** ■** •’’Mil alevatw. ■> Si 11 u K * < 147 K« col 1 w ■> > M ’■• ••• 141 M i oo BIXLER eittad

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logal~classified advirtisinq ratis ■"" ~ Minimum tar flrat Inaartlan 30« | Ona Tima, Par Word l/H | Additional Inaartlona Pur Ward, Far Day IS | Obituaries, Veraea, Reooluttans H | Manue, run menu style |1 j Notices, Cap Heads, Apt body- 60S | (13 picas deep, one column) | FOR SALE yoft SALX—PainL Try the new water paint Dehydray. Covers wall paper. Uhrick Bros. 84-ts FOR SAIX -800 de r houses, streamlined Insulated type, delivered and sot up, immediate delivery on limited number. See Genova Hatcheries, B. C. Stucky. Phone IM, Geneva, Ind. 128-ts ~ You can ‘buy all kind* of Legal Blanks at the Commercial Print Shop. Phone 746: 193-St FOR SA Lt — Small enameled kitchen beater. A l condition. Inquire 711 Winchester St. 194 2tx Good sites for home imllding after war. good garden* now. lots on Eleventh and Tenth streets northwest of G. £.. 85 and 110 monthly. Bob Heller. A Good Really Service. Phone 870. 194ktf FVRSALE beans. Order early. Phone 8714 about noon. Mrs. Charles Troutner. Pleasant Mills, lad. i:<s 1t FOR Airwool dark" green coat. sUe 30. has fur collar. 3 piece boys snow suit, size 2. dark blue. Phone 1294 or inquire *2l Walnut St. lt*sltx FOR SALE - Plenty of nice slicing and canning tomatoes. H. P. Schmitt. Phone 967. 195-g3t FOR SALE—Black cow; fn i. within 10 days. Til and Bangs tested. Francis Coyne. 1 mile north Union Chapel Church. Home after 5 p.m. 195 3tx FOR SALS — Two int">na'ional Combines, one No. 3 I T. 12 foot, other No. 22. eight foot, both ove years old. good condition. Ehnnan Brothers. 3 miles south and 1 mile west of Preble. 194.<3tx tOft BAUt—riarge 2lioor" Frigidsire; 1 4-bole ice cream cabinet; 1 H-H. P. Frigidaire compressor. CaU 1061 until 3 p.m. 195 b3tx FOR SALE- Slud to* couch; large glass showcase; cash register Francis Jacquay. directly oppo-lte grocery in Monmouth. 194-g3tx FOR ‘SALE “Team ‘good - work horses. Auguet Lengerich. .* miles south on 27, ’» mile west. 194 3tx FOR SALE — Monogran{""circulating type baseburner, practically new. Oien McMillen. Pleasant Mills. 191.i2tx FOR SALE—EIer tri<- irout i. l.k>new. Inquire 82! N. 3rd St. 194-3tx FOR RaLE— Ready befor~ cold weather, three homes being built for you east of Memorial Park. Enjoy it while you buy It with FHA payments easier than rent. Act now. Be your own Decorator. Bob Heller, A Good Really Service. Phone 87C. 194 if trailer. El Wbitrigbt. phone 8625 194 g3tx FROtßfJTfdN—Howls the time to get your winter protection with blown-in Ceiotex rock wool insula tion. Also roofing, siding and combination doors. Call us for free estimates. Arnold A Klenk. 183 14t FOR RENT R»r RENT Sierping room a modern home near General Electric. Man preferred Phom- 1595 between 4 and 6 p m. FOR RENT —3 unfurnished rooms; first floor; private entrance. Inquire 831 N. 3rd St. 194 3tx FOR RENT —Modern three room cabin. Indoor toilet, ahower bath, hot and coid water. Furnished or unfurninhed immediate pMScaaioll. Almo large two room semimodern cabin at liellmont l*ake, 1 mile East of Heratur on I’. 8. highway 221. Phone 7874. lf».»t.J IXMT AND FOUND LOBT — Small coin pur*e <ontaiulng small amount <>t chang*. and lady* wrist watch Reward. Return to this oCice. Jean Lyutn 195 a Itx LOftt ma e Pekinese. Named Jimmy. Phone 85c Reward 195 g3U LflßT—fl foot Sood - gate" during last Basil Bood ia St Mary a river north of Mcamouth. Harold Owens or Charlie Teepie lPsa3tx ration hook A Finder please return to Ella Ruse. Sugar Hew! Frank Dellinger Auctioneer Decatur Ind-. R R 6

7] wkaty<M& tUf , Uiiu I WAR BONDS —■ I Sight Subs; Sink Sama I Hitler’s U-boat craws don’t like | Bjc battle of the Atlantic. They I , n . a y e toured it out for themselves. U-boat sailors* life expectancy grows shorter and shorter. Our J Navy Patrol Bombers enter into the calculations. Costing $750,000 each they should enter into yours too. * f a * L ar t { Figure it out yourself. When payrolls are fat ii the time to save. Save it with War Bonds I Uncle Sam is spending 240 million , dollars per day on the war. Uncle , Sam's nieces and nephews must - lave it for "operational expenses'* t dler the war. H V Tr/ffiwry j FOR SALE — Two used livingroom I sulies in very good condition; 2 ( u-ed diningroom suites; used kit- . chen range like new. Open evenr inga. except Wednesday. Stuckey • and Co.. .Monroe. Ind. 195-g6t — Q~ I WANTED ’ WANTED — Rad Iu s to repair'. Uhrick Bros los ts j WANTED Ride to Fort Wayne. Working hours 5 to 5:15. Call ’ 6 ; 'L* 194 b It] j WANTED l-ady to do laundry. ( Phone 199 and leave name. 195-glt , WANTED 410 double barrel shot- . gun. Phone 3h«, 195 g3t Wanted — Man or wobmb to drive station wagon. 1 Apply to R. N. Allen, phone 337, Central Soya Co.. Inc. ’ 194t5 U' Ante i: - bln bo»s. six t cents per line. Mies Recreation. 195t6 \\ ANTED Laiiy or girl to accompany person on trip to New York , Mt-* Jack Mcßride, t'.i'l David J Schwartz. Uniondale, Ind. Phone I ‘ 52-R. 195-2tx' • WANTEIf To buy house in D • : catur; can be semi modern, fair j location preferred; will pay casli. > Address Box 160. r 4 Democrat. 195 3tx WANTED—To buv Hi to 12 room house from owner. ■ Close to business district. Phone 120. I!»3t3x 1 HELI’’WANTED-Men or Ladles. » 16 year* and up. steady work. : good pay. Excellent opportunities I for the future. Apply in person to ; Mr. Runnion. Mgr.. Equity Dairy . Store. Decatur. 191tf WANTED—Loans on farms. Eaib l era money. Low rates. Very lib-. i sral terms. See n« tor abstrsets of i title. French Quinn. 33-m v-f 1 WANTED To rent sor 7 room 1 house. Prefer se m l-modern. ! Steady employment. Write P. O. I Bos 1"2. ■ 194 SIX 1 tt’IXTEU T<i Itt Y Doll carnal---in good condition. Phone 414. 19Ua3tx ! w\ \ I !-;k I■> •n- i •■> (1 room house, prefer modern. Phone 1 1521. 193-3tx WANTED 3 or" 4 room apartm«nt. Adult*. Phon.- 6332. 193-g6tx IVANTEIt All liiioi- of nay? oats or wheat straw. Burk Elevator. 186 b t f • WAJtTED*-"Customers? Rooflng. siding and John Manville rock wool insulation, save* fuel, spells | comfort, »e<urty. Tbree-year terras. 1 Boardman. Phone 411. 181-26 t | . Wanted— t win pay“B2s cash it I Ido uot sell yon property with- . in 90 days if it has small moders or semi-modern house, large gardvu au<i •• raaaoaably priced. »«*»» Leiiei. A Good Realty Ser»!~ , Phone 9*o. _ IM-H SEWING MACHINE REi’tIRING —AI! make*. Needles, oil, belts, ! ' psrts. Boardman’s. 445 South First ! 180-26tX MISCELLANEOUS FaKMLOANS at 4% for W years No espenae to borrower. C. D Lewtoa. Decatur. Ind. 15-b-ts We ar. canning .-very day but | Saturday We al*o .an field corn. < ' Liechty Cannery and Cane mill. Berne. * i>44t FA RMERB ATTENTIOM —We remove dead Worses, cows. bogs. etc. Decatv pbaae 2v»o W pheae charges The Stadler Products Co. 1 SH<»ES*SIH.NEb Fo»-re".t Elsey Barl.e. Shop Open reven days 1 l»2-6tx HRB LbANß"it 4%*fori» y*ar». > No commiaaluo charge. See John W Tyndall R«w« Pv<R>l*» Valv of mvrtlMßdtsc uto the I • tn Apr*. aoMeawd ’«| 5.-HOMOM-

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Gas Rationing Cut Flayed By Emmert Indiana Attorney General Flays Cut Indianapolis, Aug. 18 — (UP) — The recent slash in gasoline rations has brought widespread protest* in Indiana. State attorney general James Emmert has described the move a* a needle** regimentation of the American people. And independent oilmen prepared to protest the action in a conference tomorrow with petroleum administration officials. Emmert chargen yesterday tnat the national administration had created a fictltloiiM gasoline shortage to regiment the nation. He said that oil-producing facilities of Texas alone could make up any deficiencies in the supply if a price increase on crude oil were granted to stimulate the drilling of wildcat well*. The attorney general also claimed that the nation used les* gasoline under voluntary rationing than under enforced rationing. However, the state auditor's office this morning produced figures which showed that Indiana used near1y'35.500.06n.000 gallons of gasoline during the tlrst six months of 1942. This wax 9.000.000,000 gallons more than used during the first six month* of this year — when rationing was In

<*> •V ORDER VOUR DEKRIR HVRRID SEED CORD ’ ! NOW Wm. T. Rupert Monroe. Ind. Hugh Nidiinffer Derjfur, Ind., R R 3 i Walter Reppert Decatur Ind.* R R. 2 ’V.. I

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“THEßE’S ALWAYS ROOM FOR ON pope/e.sou Y i just tookorf the M Ic'mokj, i will giveJl I/grab hk | ,* i 'll'i go A I put gristle Jcover.mr.squizz- Y WA A HANOI \gristle/o 'A h I ME leg, ) IN THERE— aFALLIN' IN U)A6 HIG r-* 7 ** \ LcTj a ? VA \ S MOW 4Ou Lu P~,\pilAi IDEAR. v *' i ( BIAGTiD J HAVE TO-r/ a" — # -£ aR r MrWh^W" 5 " JHL JMB:■■**BLONDIE A NEW THEATER OF WAR! By Chic Young re ? z ■■*•;* x 7 7~ 1. 7 r / iSk STANP •■ ;*’'•*w\A l 'A^3F>r"A IK* // -ncmfight ' rv A ' / more ./ A vAfrouTouT *\/>V :-'Li 3 - r*t?^ IT . x/ /■ ivj>ueren —i hKh x^-s *> r a /Si l i/Mi VCjF ■ ’•v*3 i /*\. w x ■< y eOi_AMI ft VJ 1 v. A 11 /. ITL(r i n 1/7* — | %v i wfe}} jsiLjijS

effect. Indiana oil men who will meet with federal officials tomorrow charge that the new cut in inld- [ west ration* will serve as a "green light” to black market operations. W. W Vandeineer. director of district two of the war petroleum administration, said he and several members of his Chicago staff will be in Indianapolis for the conference. oMITIIK TO TVXPAIKH* Notice I* hereby given the Taxpayer* of Monroe Township. Adams County Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting pl*' e. on the 7th day of September 1943 at x p in. will consider the following additional emergency appropriation* for the a, bool year IS 13 S|M-elal Setoal Fuad No, 22 Janitor Service I too 00 No 33 Tran*, of Children 1,300.00 Tuition Fund No. 3S Payment of Teachers $1,300.00 Taxpayers appearing »ball have the right to be heard thereon. listed August t,th. 'l3. Glen 11. Neuenwhwander, Trustee Aug 15.35 - — o —- XOTK F. Ttl TVXPVVF.H* Notice Is hereby glwn the Taxpayers of Preble Township. Adams County. Indiana that th" proper legal officer* of said municipality at their regular meeting place on the 7th day of Heptember ISI3, will consider the following additional emergency appropriation* for the school year 1*43. Township — Fund I 3 30.00 Hpeclal 14 bool — Fund 23 loom) Tuition — Fund 23 JIJ.oo listed »-!3-’43. Clias A. Fuhrman Trustee of Preble Township Aug. 13-36 o Public Auction 6:30 p. m. today, 1209 West Monroe St. All my household goods. — Morris Groninger.

Stock Closing New York. Aug. 18—lUPi -Dow Jones closing stock averages: 3<) Industrial* 138.45 up 0.91 20 Rail* 35.11, up 0.07 15 utilities 21.00. up 0.01 65 Stock* 47 95, up 0.24. Total stock sales 560,191. O MARKETS AT A GLANCE New York atoegks irregularly big her. Bonds irregular. Cotton steady. Grains in Chicago -wheat up 11* to 1%; oats up 1 to 1%; rye up 11* to 2% cents a bushel. Chicago livestock hogs steady to firm; cattle strong: lamb* strong; sheep about steady. g Reveal Torpedoing Os Greek Vessel Only One Member Os Crew Is Lost Baltimore. Aug. 18- (IT) The navy reveals that a small Greek merchant ship was torpedoed in the South Atlantic early in May. but 37 of lbe crew of 38 were rescued after from seven to nine dayc Ip lifeboats. One man wm drowned when he fell from a boat as it was lielug lowered. One of 31 crew members landed at Baltimore said the submarine surfaced after the merchantman went down. The captain ot the torpedoed ship was taken aboard the submersible for questioning then allowed to rejoin his shipmate*. One lifelHiat with 18 men reached the coast of South America Notice My office will be closed from August 23 to 30. Dr. Gerald Kohne Hlini] ww \v f -MbbmbbbbHbk BETTER THAN CASH? Maybe, but it’s ten to one that robbers will still take cash fint and merchandise last. Leave the choice to them, but protect yourself from loss with Burglary and Robbery Insurance. The Suttles-Edwards Co. Agent* Decatur, Ind. Nlblloti Store Bldg W*| muffag TW Mtns Cimaky and faay <—rg—y of HawtuaA (.— 11111111111 l

$75,000 Damage Suit Filed At Fort Wayne Railroad, Express Company Are Sued Fort Wayne. Ind., Aug 18—<UP> —A $75.04)0 damage suit has been filed at Fort Wayne against the Pemuylvania railroad and the Short Line* motor express company James Hawhee of Fort Wayne filed the complaint He says he received permanent injuries in an airtomobile acddi-nt October 16, 1941 near Columbia City, and he charge, that lioth companies were negligent in connection with tbc accident. The misphap occurred when spark* from a train ignited much 1 land along the highway and sent up I heavy cloud* of smoke which ob-1 uecured a view of the road. The I suit contends that a Short Line company truck halted Because of < the smoke but failed to pull oft to \ the side of thr road. Hawhee was a ' paseeuger in a car which crashed into the truck. He was severely! injured when another car crashed { into his car. The Fort Wayne man said he had i received injuries necessitating five ; operations And ha say- the acrid-1 after nine days. The other boat with 19 survivors was picked up by an unidentified vessel after i seven days. >

SALE CALENDAR AUG. 19—Fort Wayne 411, pig and beef club sale. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. AUG. 19— Dunakln Estate. 1"6 Acres and personal property, Antwerp, Ohio. J. F. Sanmatin, auctioneer. AUG. 19 -Mrs. 1-evi It. Schindler. 3«* miles west, one-half mile north of Berne, 79 acre farm, personal property. Jeff Liecbty, H, H. High, auctioneers. AUG. 20—('has. Trowbridge, Rushville, Ind., Duroca. Roy S. Johnson. auctioneer. AUG. 21 Earl .McVickers. Upland, Ind. Durocs. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. AUG. 21—J. W. Hlnsch. personal property. 3 miles south and 3'i East of Hicksville. Ohio. J F. Sanmann—Auctioneer. AUG. 21 —.Mrs. John Black and M. H Hurless Estate, 9 miles east of Decatur on state road 224. Household goods. Ellenborg&r Bros., auctioneers. AUG. 23 ■<•. L. Custer. 1 mile south of Pleasant .Mills. Closing out sale Johnson w Human, auctioneers. AUG 24 Wm C. Thomson and Hon. 3«i miles south of Columbia City on the Peabody road. Closing out sale. Johnson and Gillespie, auctioneers AUG 25 John .Myers, I>, mile south and 4 miles west of Rockford, Ohio. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. AUG. 27 Frank Cray, Household goods, lot adjoining Bokllechl Filling station Roy Johnson, auct < AUG 27 Mrs James We»>e, S miles Northeast of Paulding. O. Personal property. J F Sanmann. Don Gorrell, auctioneers. AUG 2S Wesley Wordan. Hicksville. Ohio. Personal property. J. F, Sanmann. auctioneer. AUG. 28- Emmet Walters, 5 miles west of Portland. Hampshire*, Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer. AUG 30 Frank .ml Anuy Croy, t miles west anl 2 4 miles north of Berne. Ind Ido acre farm J<fl Llechty. auctioneer. AUG. 31 Mrs. Homer Mills. 5 miles north and K mile east of Bluffton. Steck sale. Roy S Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT I—Noah Egley. \ mile South of Monroe. Roy 8. Johnson, auct. SEPT 2 Frank Brandt. Admr.. 4 miles southeast of Willshire. Guernsey cattle and implements. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. I SEPT 2—Finley tSrlker 120 Acres Improved Farm and Personal property 2 miles north and one west of Mark Center. Ohio. J. E. Sanmann Auctioneer. SEPT. 3—Elmer Fox 9 miles east of Fort Wayne on old number 14. Real estate and personal property Roy Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT. 3—Belt S Colter. 1 mile North of Pleasant Mills, S 3 acre farm and all personal property J F. Sanmann. auctioneer. SEPT. 4 Nathan C. Nelson, 1 mile > ast and % mile south of Geneva. 47 acre farm. Roy Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT. 6 Ed Christen. 3 miles north of Decatur. Closing out sale. New tractor, milking machine, dairy cattle aud full line of farm implements. Itoy 8. Johnson, auct. SEPT. 7 lie< kerhoff Estate, m miles East of Hlck-vllle, O„ So acre farm, and 6 acre improved tract. J F Sanmann. auct. SEPT. 8— Fairgrounds Indianapolis, 4-H Beef cattle sale. Roy 8. Johnson. Christie Bohnke and Lee McDuffee, auctioneers. SEPT. 9 Stillman Goff. Rockville, hid., Hogs w Cattla Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT. 10 Kehoe estate, 2 mile- east of Cambridge City, Ind.. Real estate and personal property. Ruppert aud Johnson. Melvin Llechty, Berne. auct a SEPT. 11- - Indiana State Holstein sale, Lafayette. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT 15—Gerhart Relnking. 4 miles east and miles north of Decatur. Ind Complete close out sale J. F Saninanti. auct. SEPT. 2<> Mabel Or Liberty. Ind log acres and all personal property. J. F. Sanmann. auctioneer.

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ent prevented him from earning $94 a week at bi* job. — .... Report Goering's Wife Is Now In Switzerland Zurich. Aug 18 —<UPI— Th* wife of Reichamarsiial Goering ba* arrived in Switzerland A Zurich report says she wa* taken by automobile to the German consulate. - —— o When the Library of Congresff opened in 1802. it had 964 bcok*. HIKTH CKRTTFICATK Notice Is hereby given that George Henry Howe Nquler has filed a petition In the Circuit I'ourl of A<Um» County. Indiana, to hate the time and place of bl* birth determined. Mnld petition I* set for hearing oil the Ith day of August, 1943 CLYDE O. TRill TNEK Clerk of the A lam* Circuit Court Auk 13 NOTICE! We ar* now buying all grade* of Paper stock at present market price. Also want Scrap iron. Rag*, Rubber, Batterlee, Auto Radiator*, Brass, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire and Tin. But Not Tin Can*. All kind* of scrap I* essential for war purpose*. We are also buyer* of Beef Hide*, Calf Skin*, Sheep Pelt*, Tallow, Fat* and Greas**, Old Lard, *tc. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Monro* Phone 442