Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 234, Decatur, Adams County, 4 October 1943 — Page 5

L OCTOBER 4.1943.

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ADVERTISING RATEE MlatßMMl t«f fleet Intortlon 30« j Ono Timo, Poe Weed | AMKIomI Inoortlono Pw Word, he Doy 1« | — ObttMrio* VornoA Romlv- | tiOM E1 | Mom» HM <NM4i Stylo |1 I NotlooA Ca« Hondo, A*t body s 6 | (U p4cao deop, one colenu) | FOR SALE W» ilLl - otroMDllnod insuloted type, delivered ead Mt op. immediate delivery ea limited aambor. See Genova Hatcheries, K. C. Stocky. Phone IM, Genova, lad. 129-ts rOR SALE— Nice garden, building lots northwest G. E 15 monthly Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phono 870. 229 ts fOR' SALE - New F d.A. home* I east Memorial park. Monthly payments easier than rent. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service, Phone 870. 229-ts FOiTSALE — Coleman oil heater. I large stxe; Duo-Therm oil heater, medium size; Cannonball coal stove, good as new. Phone 85. 232-3tz FOR SALS—Recently modernized | •lx room hornt, Indiana street. near G. E. New root rock woo! inelation, storm doors, windows, hot cater hest, utility room, garage. Possession (0 dsys. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service, phone 870. 231-ts FbM SALE — Home m,.d.- motor scooter. Also grain elevator. Bob High. Decatur, R 4 234t3x FOR SALE Sugar beet”lifter for Farmall tractor. 4-wbeel rubber tired trailer. C. C. Abbott. 3 miles east Decatur. 234b2tt foFSAUf A 4-wheel trailer In I good condition. 30 x 3'-j pneumatic tires, two ilk” a»v. Cheap for cash. Call 1200 or 539 231 2tx FOt lALfe—Leghorn rooab-rs fur fryers, 11 each. 1125 W Jackeon St. 23. ’ : x FOR SALE—2-yr -oid sorn I "marcolt; 8-yr.-old roan mare colt, broke. Springer Guernsey cow. third calf. Victor Byerly, ’A mileast Kirkland high school. 232-3tx FOR SALE - BreakUst net oak table and chair* 810. 3 burner oil stove with oven 110. Good davenport 810 with chair 815. Call Mo Russel St. 231-1 tx FdH Duroc Service boars. Piches’, bloodlines. Immuned. Location 19 miles east of Decatur, on i 228. H. D Kreischer, Convoy, Ohio. I 221-g3otx FSThaLK AI \>mith and Kin k ' auction. 14 Shropshire Ewes Ito t years old. 1 Corriedale buck. I yrs. old. John Deer two-row corn ' cultivator. George F. Morris. 234-2tx Received large shipment of bed spring-, mattresses, tilt rest chairs, base rockers, occmional chairs and ‘ living room suites with springs. Open evening* except Wednesday, i Phone 84. Stucky A Co., Monroe, Ind. 225 1-’ TOR SALE—Bla?k nare. D-ering I binder; John Deere hay loader. Peg- Mitch. 8 miles east of Decamr 232-3tx Fo-r-sale — Electrolux kerosene refrigerator. 7-ft. Like new Phone IM7 after 5 FOR SALE Hou- 'raib-r. 42 Lite erty Rpecial, 31 feet, patented floor cooling and heating system Sleep- 4 ou Innerspring* Good tires. Ea-ily pulled. Like new inside and out. See trailer and owner at. 828 Cleveland street. 231 .-2'x *M**ALE~Top soil available Ot tober«. 7 and Btb. The Krick Tyndall Company. Mi-aSt POR~BALE -Cesina7d ref rigera tor. good condition. |lob cash. Mrs. M. U Everhart at Abe Everhart residence Monrm- 234-1 tx FORSALE — Oliver horse drawn beet.lifter. <iood one. Mile ea-t. three north Preble. W C. Macke 231 3ta FLYING FORTS tceaueeeo rr<« mot. t> •weeps on enemy airfield*, powei Stations, commuitlcauon lines and shipping. These daily daylight assaults form a giant flying wedge for the heavier Allied bombardment* ot enemy industrial areas. Hitlers dwindling air strength must ri»r to meet the challenge, and the entire Alia detenx s> tem is given a thorough working-over long before the big bomber* take of »»«BM ■■■■■■■■ Better Sale Service at no extra cost! Chris Bohnke AUCTION KER R. 1, Decatur Hoagland phoneCal! ai ay txpentc.

WANTED WANTED--HBoys and girls, earn extra stamp money. Sell ua good useable wire hangers. We pay 1c each. Sheets Bros., Cleaners. 207-ts SEWING MACfTiNE - REFAiiUNG —AU makes. Needles, oil. belts, parts. Boardman's. 145 South First. 232 27tx WANTEiy-l'sed bpplicances, such as washers, refrigerators, irons, Briggs-Stratton, Maytag motors. We pay cash. Arnold A Klenk. Phone 463. 201-ts WANTED • To rent: furnished apartment. Responsible young couple. No children. No commission. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Ph< ne 870. 225-ts WANTED Woman to do laundry. 4 in family Phone 1168. g 234 3tx WANTED Furni-hed or unfurnished 3 room apt. Standard Service Sta. at Monmouth. 234-3tx WANTED Middle age lady to care for two children, -chool age, in country home 810.00 week. Decatur phone 845-K. 234-a3tx WANTED- Loans ou farms East ern money Low rates. Very lib eral terms. See me for abstracts ot title French Quinn. 82-m w-t mFscellaneous Get your car iubi i< .i --d at iiicht. Ga*oiliie service until 1 o'clock in the morning. Al D. Schmitt Motor j Sales, South First st., Decatur, Ind. T FARM "LOANS at 4% lorTo ymirs No expense to borrower C D Decatui, Ind IS-b-ts Have your battery charged in one-half hour at night. Gasoline service until 1 o'clock in the morning Al D Schmitt Motor Sales, South First St., Decatur. Ind. T FREE ESTIMATES f r roofing. siding and Johns Manville rock wool insulation. Saves fuel, spells comfort, health, security. Boardman, Phone 411. 232-271 FARMERS ATTgNtIOJi We re move dead horses, cows. boga. ate Dwcatur phone 2000 We pay all phene charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts Huve your I ires repaired at night. Gasoline service until 1 ; o'clock in the morning. Al D. Schmitt Motor Sales. South First St.. Ih-catur. Ind. T IXJSTAND FOUND LOST Whit- gold diamond ring Saturday Reward. Phone 1488. 231 / LO*BT Gm book A and B. when my car was etolen. Leroy Riffle. IM Omni *4 2U i'.\ STof.EN G.isolim- ration book B William II Dettiner, R. 1. D-ca-tur g Hx LOST Friendship ring in gift box. Phon- BMB. Pleas*-. 234-31 X o — - — —— MARKETS AT A GLANCE New York stocks, lower in quiet trading. Bonds, irregularly lower. Cotton tut urea, steady. Grains at Chicago, wheat chsed %-*••■ lower; oats were off -8,••'■»c; and rye was down Vic. HIM 111 I'KHTIFK STP. Notice Is hereby given that Nffle Anetta Lmm KleinecbmMt has filed a petition In th* Circuit Court of A-lams County, Indiana, to have the time and place of her birth determined. Said petition I* set for hearing up Uie llth «l.iv -.1 *► t-a-i l»l» CLYDE O. TIIOITNER Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court in-4, i Merit k hi AtiA-HKbiiieiA'r* In the I,lame < IreHlt < »url OeptetHber Term. IUI.I < ■tier X«*. IT.eii UTATF! <»F INDIANA f.tl NTY <<F ADAMS AVilllau* M* he it be-k Katie Hellling. «t al. *-.,mea now the plaintiff, by hl« attorney. 11-nry I: 11-II r. and it appearing to tin- - lti*f.e ton *-f the ■„urt th»t th- ab«-ve entitled cause |« go ti-.n n--w pending In sail >-<>urt and that eaid <-.* »»e of g<-li,*n i> in relation to the partition "I <-,riatn real estate aUuated in aald inly and hereinafter de»- rlbed. an-l >t further appearing t-> the < . irt by the affid-ilt of ...mi- tent per-'-n.' that th* following banied deSrn-lanti. lowll: Erwin Hir»«'hy. v-lm.< **-li'ig llirs-hy la*nne Post K-lK*' P-*»t. Ernm Hruchy, Dan Hr, t.. II >w.>rd lllraehy. Harvey H > Mandelin* II - to. Aminda IHr- hy l«awren*e lllrwhy. Paul <i|>< Icher. Mary Sp-I- hrr. liuth Baumgartner and Waiter Baumgartner. are n»*n-resldenl» **f th-* -state -*f lurllana, and that a cause of a li--o eslsl* against *a h and all of «ai«l *D-lrnd.*nt». and that all *>f .Jl.l defendants are ne e..ary parties |.> -aid a--tlon. that eaid action !• forth- partltl -n -f the f->!l-*wlr.g fl. * rIM-d r« - >! fßta**- in A»i*niw < - inly state ->f Indian* t-w|t Th* northw-it quartar «f th' ouartrr -*f ••--tl-m I!. In t--»n-hlp la north of ring- 1'- east containing forty aorvs more «’ r a!»o Thr we-t will)fret In- ]• r T I ,i 1-1 ' ’• to tile town nt Herne. Ad»«n» rounty, Indian** aC,». n.n, I are I-rar-, notified to ter »nd *p|M-ar •*» ••/J V*T Court in th- •H> < ’ ' *«•»£ count* Indiana, on th* lath *li» ->r November l»IZ and an-wer or demur t - said complaint or the ***n e trill be h*ard and determined In thrir _ In witness wbeivof I have u nt-> *wt mv band «nd th- **»• *J M |g . ,H«rt at th- -’HI •' •’* Die • ‘J* .hereof m th-- tty of l-«t«r. 1..4ana tiM» S’ day -t M-pt. «•**«. »»»*• *•*“ Clyde •». Ttoutnrr Ck-rt «< Adan■» •-’*«’ «» <-’>•«I Altair Art .0 g; Oct 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

Pullet Meetings In County On Friday Much Interest Is being shown In the three pullet selection meetings that will be held Friday. Joe Sicer, poultry specialist of Purdue, will demonstrate the proper selection of pullets. The first meeting Is scheduled for 9:30 a. in. at Eugene Farlow's farm, two miles east, ' 3 mile south of Berne. TTie second meeting begins at 12:30 pin. at Lawrence Braun's farm. 3 miles south of Decatur on U. 8. 27. The third Is at Oacar ChrisHauer's farm, 5<A miles north of Decstur or three-fourths mile west of the Fuelling church, at 2 p. m. — o tppulnfairaf us afar Kolat. Aa. Ml? Notl-a Is hereby given. That ths uiid.raign.d has been app-ilnted Ex- • ib-r of th- -stat- of John H. Carson, lute of Adams County, deesas-d. Tlie estate I, probably solvent. .Merle Ks*x, Kx« utor lie Voss A De Anae, tlierne*. |O-2-'U <» t. 1-11-1 S Mirun oi iix »i «i rTi.BWKvr or i;*TvrF. xo. jins N>*ti*-e io thereby given to the <-r«-dit-ii, iulrs and legatees ot Catherine (sing*-. *Sr*-eas<M to appear In th*- A-latiis r-|r< ult Court, held at Decatur. Indiana, on U*e 2nd day of NovemlH-r, 11*1.1. and show catWe, If any. why the Final tt*-tll-nient A*- < >unl' with th*- estate of said dv- <■> -lent slmuld not l>- approved; and » i -I heirs are notified to Ulen and there make proof „f heirship, and r<« elve their distributive shares Theodore F. Graliker. F7xe< utor I- atur, Indiana, Ort 1943. f>. tteniy Hlerly, Attorney Ort. 4-11 I.f:<;»i. MiTH i-: Noth-- Is hereby given th- officials old taxpayers of Adams County and muni- Ipalltles within said j county that th*- budg'd., tax levies land rates »f rhs following munl<-i-I pailties will lx- <-onxid>-red at a puhI* hearing, to be condurted by the Htata- D>ard of Tax *'oirimis»4oii«rs or a ri-presentatlve of said board, to Io- In l<l at tha- a ounty aourt house In said a outity iua follows: Ju ginning at 9.50 A. M, tk tvlaer 1;’. Hat.l County Unit Blue Cra-a-k township. Era na h township Hartford lownsliifi Jeff<-r«on township Kirkland township Monroe ta*wn»liip St Mary's township Walaasli township Beginning at 1 30 I’ M tb tuber 12. 1913. Ita-rne Civil ta*wn Berne S- ha*»l <a>wn Herne Idl-rary <;-ne* i a’lvll ta.wu M -nroe Civil town Dea atur I'tvll - It* lu-aaiur S> h-aol - Ity I*.- at ir Library At sua-h hearing -ffTl.ils anal taxpayers will law permitted ta* present •any evident •• that may give information on Herns In th* budget* that. In tha-lr -pinion. »h--ul-l be redu-ed -r - hangral <>r any other information that would help the undersigned In Ilya- hing .* pauper a-on- lusi -n in finial!:. determining the budget, levies -ir-al rate, of the aha-ve natnwl municipalities. ' St Hoard ot Ta* Commi.slonerM Charles H Bedwell Chairman Atl st: Nubia W. Hollar, >a -ra t.iry

PUBLIC SALE I. th*- undersigned, will sell at publh auction at 226 N. 7th Bt.. this city, on FRIDAY, OCT. 8 at 6 o'clock P. M. The following Household Goods and other items. Large Kalamazoo parlor heater. Green and Ivory Gio Maid w-»od and coal range, in good condition; laundry stove; gas heater; 2 i**-ds, writing desk; Packard organ in piano case; love seat and chair to match; 4 dining room chairs; rocker; *hilds rocker and other chairs; vanity dresser; lamps: hair cllppei-; electric toastie maker; electric Iron; 9x12 ('ongoleum rug; female canary tslng-*-r> and 2 cages, lawn tuower and garden tools; fruit cans; bicycle delivery trailer; kitchen ware and other articles t*s» numerous to mention. TERMS CASH Charles J. Miller Christ Bohnke. And.

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“FRAGILE HANDLE WITH (jUIET *■' -rt. (M* xr- V " FtT 1 F'Hf- MOOMHt-".NiS ‘■'l n VAM A SAILOR, -SIH V* SENSE IN ~ ? y i>Lu.*Ult ITS THE PRINCIPLE OF THE THING! By Chi*- Vonng BLOMDC. VOU LEFT) 1 1 z / THEN '' -1 ‘> IP HATE TO THINK WEUGMI’OJ Sprae z'-GhaTS \ MAYBE > I WAS OETTiNG f C J NIWE r'lffh V s>^H* rr (onijfiE 1 ? ITSA • C*' ? C SOCAGE-ESS <, 'K I \ Hk — ■ ♦/A'l 'VA I ' I M R=m SU ’ —i fVI. ! - y ~—a——l ‘ ifTw— V S(-'. ,

CARE URGED IN BURNING BRUSH AS FOREST FIRE SEASON APPROACHES ' 14. I• *TK W -7- * Safety Measures Prevent Blsze Sprezd

Farmers and tandowners are being urged by T. E. Sbaw. acting Mate forester, to be **pecia)ly careful thia year in the burning ot brush, as the forest fire season, with its tinder-like underbrush and leaves approaches. The manpower shortage, which Ims been reflected in the diffia tilty of fighting foreet fires during the war. and the greater need for the preservation of timber for defense uses is the basis for the urgency *tf the appeal thia year by Mr. Shaw. One of the greatest forest fire hazards, according to Mr. Shaw, is the burning of brush, although many Area originate from other aourcM. When It is necessary to burn brush the fir*- should not be lighted. Mr. Shaw Mid. until all dead foliage, leaves and underbrush have been raked back for a safe distance to prevent it from becoming ignited anil spreading. Mr. Shaw emphasized that a brush lire should never be left unattended The above illustration shows the underbrush raked back in the prop-

MEN WANTED TO HELP RECEIVE SOYBEANS REGISTER NOW For Work Starting October Ist, 1943 Beginning Wage 72 1/2c per Hour—Time and One-Half Over 40 Hours Workers in I«ou9iul Industry Nood Not Apply Permanent Employment Also Available Starting Wags 67 I|2c per Hour —Rate Increase After First Week Apply or Register NOW ts to m hsoatiol Industry, Statement of AvoilobHity -’XT’ CENTRAL SOYA CO., Inc. =

• er manner. > Mr Shaw also pointed out tha: ' when It Is necessary to burn brudi 1 and dehris within a halt-mil*- of • state properlies, such as forest*. 1 parks anti game prestrves. the landowner Is required to obtain 1 authority from th*- superintend- nt of the area. i & >1 Dairy Association Will Meet Wednesday , , G. A. Williams, dairy »p*-* li»ll-*t i of Purdue, will meet with th*- inem- • bent of th*- d.flry herd improvement association at 8 p. in. Wednesday i In the city hall. Decatur. This meeting Is the reorganization meet- . Ing and marks the beginning of the , 20th year of continuous testing in . Adams ccunty. - The ofllcers of the association t ar*-: Roy Price, chairman; James • Lybarger. vice-chairman; Peter la-bnian. secretary-lr* asurer; Evi erett Rice ami It A. Briggs, dire*- - tors. Th*- lester is Elza Lynch.

Says Jap Task Force Destroyed By Mines Navy Declines To Comment On Story San FraneGco, Oct 4 —(UPI— A San Francisco newspaper claims an old American world war one destroyer sank an entire Japanese task r**rce with mines. The navy approved th*- examiner's story tor publication. But It caution!* that *he clearance does not necessarily m'-an c iltfirmation ot the story. Th** examiner say* the old fourstat k destroyer now is in the San Francisco bay area repair dock

| FARMERS! Now is the time to have your Tractor overhauled and get ready for Fall work. Make an appointment now, before the rush. We will call for and deliver. We also work on magnetos and carburetors. Steffen Implement Co. Third Street Decatur, Ind. .. s; XES « iiHH «HA X X.KX3, AXgA<:: X KJCXJOStLMJtMJQs H ttMXUUfiKX'ti

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Its Victories supposedly started •hen a large enemy vusmL possibly an aircraft carrier, struck a mine which ths destroyer had laid. Japanese destroyers, ths paper says, rushed to the scene, believing th*- vessel had been torpedoed. They. too. were caught by the mines. The examiner says the Japanese commander then tried to take his remaining vessels, which included cruisers, out of the ares But they • also were sunk or (rippled by - more mines from the newly laid field. Th*- navy has decllneu nil cumment on the story —o ■■ ■ . Large monthly checks for persons receiving old-age assistan* e were made posaible this year by ' the legislatures of 12 states.