Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 2, Decatur, Adams County, 3 January 1944 — Page 5

MONDAY, JANUARY 1,1944.

■Market Reports i OA&Y REPORT Os LOCAL ii £ffil FOREIGN MARKETS « foF KWiETT. MURRAY S CO. | 9 * **• kinds livestock at £ JMhtue, Berne, Cralflvllle, and Willshire «r EHMatock received every day ~ unfit 12:30 p. m. Corr-' ie-d January 3. KM t* rn lb* 112 75 WTS t» Kin lbw 12 50 >SO lbs. 12 25 SR to too lbs 12 00 *» 120 She 2.75 *• 140 lbs 10 25 JM* Ml MO lbs 10.75 tf*» to 180 lbs 12.50 JeK to *OO jbe 12.75 jOSßß**(tl6 11 —i SHMte x. 6vo Bl#; TVgnte... - 14 50 13 00 fuAi - 9 00 " SMiolcsale eoo ano WULTRY QUOTATION* Fumlshw Sy Metz Egg A Poultry Co, Oecatur Pheno IM Di* Corn-ded January 3. "jM)bw white egga- 30c SMU large brown egga, Nita. up .. ... ——2 B c PulWt eggs -20 c ' r Wgttern broilers and fryers..... 21c 4 Heavy Sena ... ~ 24c r Heavy springers 20c (*gfl*B9rn hena m*. 2oc DM Shooters and stags lie ir tor** dneta, while l*c toeae. 1* Ibe «» *>« i~jWORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Wayne, Ind.. Jan. 3 — -• fUP) — Livestock: only a limited number of ir> 111 ** bought today. MarMMbprried steady to 25 cents .]K 200 to 300 lbs. 13,50; 300 '•*» 400 lbs. 12.25; 100 to 200 lbs. ■K 150 to 100 lbs. 11.00; 140 to ISO Ibr. 10.75; 130 to 140 lbs. 120 to 130 lbs. 10 25; 100 .JH| its. to.oo. yearlings 10.00; ewes 8 00. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK J,n ’ 3 ~ < UP) —^llMßorh: »H* salable receipts 38.000. 'M|Bt uneven; good and choice 300 lb. hogs steady at lop Lighter weights ■o M>W 4<| cents lower; hogs weigh(Mir: salable receipts 17.000; 1.000. Fed steers and year* generally steady. Helf ere unwfltaily steady to 25 cents lowu *r;Ko*tly steady to weak. Good steers and yearlings upward; top 17.00; siaaMe 1*25 to 16 89; most steers t * 13.59 to 10 35 Most hflSs 1275 to 14.50; best 15.75. wßrs firm at 15.00 down. Stock jlicatm scarce and very slow. salable receipts 9,000. A low early sales steady One just-good ted lamb* 14.50. early bids 15.10 on good to iMt fed western lambs. A pait MhiHof good to choice fed lambs VMI fall-shorn pelts 14.50. MH|oiANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Jan. 3. — (UP) — > “table receipts. 23.000; slow; 180 lbs, down, 35c 180-190 lbs.. 15c lower; 180-300-350 lbs, 812.65; 350-400 JIB *l2 60. 100-160 lbs.. 110-11.25; mostly *11.85*11 !J. salable receipts. 2.700; / 700; steers and heifers opweak to 25c lower; cows were to mostly 25c lower; vealers early steer Up. 516 50; early sales. 113 25-51535; heif--7«B 13-113 40 cow top. Ill; bulk CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Kheat, May. |M*M; July. *167 Kscpt . *1.6714 «; Dec, *167%. May. ,7*U asked, July. Hept, 78-78 *4 --W LOCAL GRAIN MARKET [ *URK ELEVATOR CO ;■ Corrected January 3. | Beans subject to change during day. Brices delivered at elevator. Ml Red Wheat *l*4 2 Red Wheat 152 1 Hoy Beans 1 *6 ;■ 2 Boy Beans 1 80 Mr Oats. *2-lb test. - 80 *B Seed 1-90 Grata: .09 per baabel laaa. C°ra: .04 per IM laaa r B tab. farm. iijH - ■agaoe he. smi k» hereby given. That the SRSf «i‘» 1-ec-n appoint*4 Viut iar wi* 1 , ul bwi>u uf A4sm> Cvigntr. d' • TLv eacwte L prut-ablj sub MLte->qi Auucu t 1 >

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I LOCAL CLASSIFIED I ADVERTISING RATE* 1 Minimum for flrat Insertion 900 One Tima, Per Word—.— I'/s0 Additional Insertions Per Ward, Par Day 1* ■ I Obituaries, Vsroeo, Rsaolw ttoaa *1 1 Menus, ran menu stylo *1 Notices, Cap Hoads, ML body *OB ( (II picas deep, one column) , p * FOR SALE WK HJ-Brooder Eswm sttaaaUaod insulated type, delivered and sot ep, tsuaodlato de itvery on limited number. Seo Geneva Hatchertae. ■. C. Btucky. Phone 156, Geneva, tad. 12Ltf FOR iALE—Seventy head of rxtra good Shropshire ewee. In nd. 1 One Shropshire buck. Erneet Wil 1 son, 973-E, 2 miles sooth. 2 west. Ittx F()K~3alB —1941 Pontiac ’sedan coach in good condition. Ethel Doran. Rockford, Ohio. g l-3t PM fAU - 6. i. C. beer. Dah Kaehr, route 1, Monroe. Indiana. 2-a2tx ' ffefeb FVRKTfUftS— Throe bed room suites, complete with chest and vanity; several sewing machines; bunk beds, complete with springs; used studio couch; Philco table model radio; one used 9x12 Axminster rug. like new; several used gas stoves. Decatur Upholatry Shop, 145 8. flecood. Phone 420. 2-2 t | FOR~ from heel , driver parents. William Witte. Poe Phone. 2g2tx FOB SALi — Baby chicks””now hatching. Pullorum tested, AAA quality, bred for heavy egg production. Order your broiler chicks for layers now. Open each evening except Wednesday evenings. Model Hatchery. Monroe. Ind. Phone 84. 305-ts STILL number genuine Estate coal Heatrolas, with their exclusive Estate features. See them Decatur Hatchery, dealer. 307 4t FOR SaLE —so power ”t«descope *l2. Brltxenh :r Machine Shop 2 2tx ■ O JAPS BASE AT (Continued Press Pag* 1) on the nearby Inland of New Britain. across the Vltiaz straits, have improved their beachhead around the captured Cape Gloucester airstrips. And Allied airmen contmua to aid the ground troops by battering enemy positions. Other Allied bomlters handed out the same brand of punishment when they attacked Itamree Island on the west coast of Burma Friday A southea»t Asia command communique says that 13 intercepting Japanese planes were shot down We lost only one plane during a week's operations in the Burma theater, and that includes the Itamree raid. - MARKET* AT A GLANCE New York mocks irregular in quiet trading. 'Bonds irregular; U. S. governments mixed. Cotton futures rteady Grains at Chicago: >whea* and oata were off H to up ‘a cent a bushel; Rye was % to % cent higher; and barley was unchanged to >4 cent lower. , Chicago livestock: hogs steady to unevenly lower; cattle steady to weak, and she. p steady. oMany a man s temptations are us his own making Better Sale Service at no extra coat! Chris Bohnke AUCTIONEER R. 1, Decatur Hoagland phone. Call at a*y expenue. NEED MONEY Quickly? AUTO LOANS REFINANCING While You Wait SELLING YOUR CAM? Private Boles Financed DECATUR Loan & Discount Co. Above Auto Licence Bureau.

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WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING —All makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. Boardman's, 445 South First. 1t26 WANTED—RadIoe to repair. Uhrick Bros. 261-ts WANTED - TO - RENT—Uodorn or semi-modern homo. Refercncss. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone *79. 249-ktf WANTEb—Loans on farms. Eastern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See mo tor abstract* of title. French Quinn. 33-m wd WANTED- Hemstitching and buttonhole making. Mrs. Boardman. 445 South First l-28t MISCELLANEOUS move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2009. We pay all phone charge*. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts iMATES for'rooflQg. siding and Johns Manville rock wool installation. Saves fuel, spells com fort, health, security. Boardman. Phone 411. 1-281 becatur U. 8. npproved Pullorum tested chicks from high egg record bens, chicks available for January and February. Early chicks for extra profits. Order Decatur Super-Quality bred chicks today. Decatur Hatchery, Phone 497. 307 6t FARM LOANS at 1% for 5,7. 10. 15, 20. 30, 35, 40 years. No charge to the borrower, borrower can pay any amount at any time on the principal. Drop m* a line and I will call on you. C. D. Lewtcn. 258-T TRY VAPO-BATHS —for Flu and bad Colds and be all Pepped up for Christmas and New Years. At the Herman C. Weber Bath House. 107 So. Second street, Decatur. Ind. 298tf LOST AND FOUND LOST- Ration book 3. Deam D. Baughman, route 3, Decatur. Indiana. Itx LOST—Guerasey bull calf, weight about 500 lhe.. on road 27, between Monroe and Decatur. Loren C. Burkhead. Monroe Phone 60. Reward. 2-3tx -o Masonic Notice Royal Arch Masons, stated meeting. Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Annual inspection by Inspector Graham of Indianapolis. A. D Suttles. H. P. 0 ... . Stock Closing New York. Jan. 3.—(UP)—Dow Jones dosing stock averages: 30 industrials 135.92, up 0.0 J; 20 rails 33.45. off 0.11; 15 utilitiro 21.74, off 0.13; 65 stocks 47.01, off 0.06. Total stock sales 518.960. COMMISSIONERS (Contiauea From rage I) day was tls- allowing of claims. Now Years day. they made the annual inspection and appraisal of the county home In the company o< Barton P. Walter and Hugo Gerke, officially appointed appraisers. TREMENDOUS BLAST (Csstls sad Fr<m> raws n blase was fought. And then the order was given to abandon ship. The navy says, "she went down soon afterwards. Survivors said she seemed to break in two." The navy has not yet released the name of the gallant destroyer. And the cause of the explosion has not yet l*een determined. Name Four Survivors New York. Jan. 3 —(UPl—The names of fnur survivors of the destroyer explosion off New York bay have been released, Rene Placet) of Sqn Diego. California is believed to have been the last man to leave the ship. The other three men are Raymond Pomp us Paterson. N. J., and £. F. Norman of Brooklyn, who were in Ute sail locker when the explosion occurred; and Charles Wobst of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. who NEURALGIA Rheumatism. Neuritis. Periodic Pains, Arthritis. Lumbago and all aches and pains are quickly relieved with Alfs Compound W. G. Tablets. Positively guaranteed At all drug stores or send (1.00 to Union Pharmacal Co Bluffton. Ind. EXPERT RADIO SERVICE Gerald Cole Ns. 30 Homestead. N. A. BIXLER OPTOM*TRI*T HOUR*: •:*0 te lit** 12:*0 *e *:•* Saturdays, *:o* p. nt.

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Mrs. Ida Dettmer Is Taken By Death Will Hold Funeral Services Wednesday Mrs. Ida M. Dettmer. 77, widow of the late John E. Dettmer, died Sunday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Amos Springer, three miles north of Ossian, after a long ill* nests of complications. She was born in Cincinnati, 0.. December 4, 1888. the daughter of John and Christine Mldlekam-Mac-key, but had lived most of her life near Ossian. She was a member of the Friedhelm Lutheran church. Surviving are the following children: Mrs. Gustkve Springer. Albert, Victor and Luther A. Dettmer, all of Ossian; Mrs. Amost Springer of Yoder. Charles Dettmer of Tocsin. Fred Dettmer of Fort Wayne, William Dettmer of Preble township, Mrs. Henry Schrank of Arcola. Mrs. August Schmidt and Mrs. Frieda Brueck, both of Fort Wayne; two brothers: Henry and William Mackey, both of Ossian, two sisters: Mrs. Floss Archbold of Ossian and Mrs. Charles Grueber of Fort Wayne; 41 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. One son, one brother and one sister are deceased. Funera iservices will be held at 1:45 p. m. Wednesday st the Amos Springer residence, three mfks north of Ossian on state road 1. and at 2:30 o’clock at the Friedhelm Lutheran church. Rev. E. T. Schmidtke officiating. Burial will be In the church cemetery. The body will be removed from the Zwick funeral home to the Springer residence and may be viewed after 7 p. m tonight. 0 1HEAVY RUN OF HOGS lUootiaeee Free* rag* I) tie, calves, sheep and lambs dropped from November levels but remained considerably higher than in December. 1942. Tile huge volume of hog marketings taxed over-burdened and un-der-staffed packing plants and necessitated embargoes on hogs at eoine midwestern markets. — ■■ . o Charles A. Burdg Takes Over Office Charles A. Burdg. new Union township truotee. took over bls office today after filing bond and being aworn in. He is to fill out the three years remaining tn the term of Gerhard Helnking. who handed in his resignation to Mie county commiosioners Saturday due to hia moving from the township This evening Mr. Burdg and Mr. Reinking will hoi-1 a coaftrsaM at which time the books, records and money will tie turned over to the n-iw truotee and some of the detnflst of the office will be explained. 0 11 — — Schwaller Girl Is Likely Winner Baby Contest In County .Mary Helene Schwaller probably is the winner of the annual “First Baby’’ contest, sponsored by the Ixcatur Daily Democrat. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schwaller, who live north of Monroe in Washington township, the girl was boru at the Adan» county memorial hospital Saturday afternoon at 6:53 o'clock. The girl weighed eight pounds was in the engine room at the time of the blast. _____

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ten. On a visit to the Ferry Command field in Dallas after she finished "Nine Giris," Jinx told the commanding officer that her bro.her, stationed at the post, was a bad c o r r e s p ondent. The camp newspaper came out with an

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open letter calL ing for volunteers to keep the poor neglected movie star from being lonesome. To date, Jinx has 303 new sorrespondents. At an M-G-M dinner party attended by all the studio's top ststw. Gen. George C. Marshall singled out Child Actress Margaret O'Brien, sot and talked to her for 45 minutes, She was in Mventh heaven. Woman in London wrote Ida Lupino claiming • ghostly visitation from the star's late father. Stanley Lupino. She said his spirit appeared in her living room, she mw him M plain as day, and he told her that her son, IJeut. James Branford, a school chum of Ida's, reported missing in action, was alive and a prisoner. Also that the European war would end on April 7. Yesterday eame a follow-up. The boy is a prisoner of the Germans. Hats off to Barbara Stanwyck. She saw a dealer burning up surplus Christinas trees, bought a truckload and had them distributed among poor families. . . . Quite a brawl outside the Mocambo between Ray Dodge and a serviceman. ... Bob Hope down with the

and one ounce at birth and Is reported doing nicely, as is her moth er. There are two boys in the family, and one child is dead Dr. I G. J. Kobne was the attending physician. According to the rules of the contest, the child inuwt be born in the north half of Adams county ol parents residing in the north half J of the county. A check of local ■ physicians today revealed no other ' candidates. If she proves to be the first child born hi 1944. she will receive a shower of gifte from De catur merchants. Q ■■ Nation's Death Toll Is 160 Over Holiday By United Press At least 160 persons have been reported killed during the New Year weekend. More than l<*o of the dead are victims of traffic accidents. California and Illinois lead the nation with at least 20 deaths apiece. Traffic accidents took 19 lives ill Illinois and 13 lives in California. Four drownings have been reported and several suicides. Sweden Strengthens Military Defenses New York. Jan. •—(UP)—Sweden is strengthening her military defenses. The Swedish home radio reveals [ that a surprise test maneuver agalnat possible invasion has been

flu and work suspended on 'lhe Road to Utopia." . . . Last of Columbia's Cover Girls living in the same tepee—Dusty Anderson, B. J. Graham and Eileen McClorey—are looking for separate quarters. . . . Happy Christmas for James Craig. His mother, Mrs. Bertha Meader, wax able to leave the hospital and have dinner with the family. Number One Don Ameche fan in the country. Wanda Le Blanc of Baton Rouge, La., has a job as a dancer in Don's picture, "Greenwich Village." She has a scrapbook containing 2,500 pictures of the star. Saw' "Alexander's Ragtime Band" 35 times and has seen all of Ameche’s pictures at least 10 times. Things certainly breaking for Bruce Kellog. who was signed by M-G-M after clicking in an independent picture. "The Deerslayer.'* For a Christmas present. Kcllog'a father, owner of a 27.000-acre ranch near Themopolis, Wyo., sent the young actor a box of frozen venison and a deed to 640 acres at land. On top of this. M-G-M is giving Kellog a part in “Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.” After Lana Turner had decorated the Christmas tree, her mother came home and told her that the ornaments belonged to a neighbor. Star had to strip everything off but the lights. HOLLYWOOD HI-JINKS: Youthful Jackie Jenkins plenty liappy over the gift of Clarence Brown who directed him in "The Human Comedy"—a complete fishing outfit. . . . The Wilde twins reunited for the holidays. . . . Cute girl with Mike Romanoff at the Clover Club was Ann Barry . . . Chuey Reyes will take over Lrßaron's orchestra at the Trocadero. . . . Supposed mongrel pup ackipted by Marianne O'Brien turns out to be a Great Dane ami is eating her out of hqus<' and home.

<Oll<iucU*d Troop< of HWelieii's home guard manned defense punts along the country’* borders. I The radio claims each defence post was fully guarded within four I hours after a mobilization call wan I sounded. This wu* achieved denpitc snb-zero temperatures and deep snow*. j Msr. D J. Schwartz Dies Near Berne '.Mrs. Daniel J. Schwartz. 41. Avn* teh. died at her home seven miles southeast of Berne, following the birth of a bartiy. which died ut birth. Surviving are the husband and several children. Funeral servlet* will Im- conducted Wednesday afternoon, with burial in the Schwarts cemetery. Argentina First To Recognize Bolivia ‘Buenos Aires. Jan. 3 —<UPt Argentina has 'become the fimt government to recognize the new revolutionary government of Bolivia. The Argentine foreign minister. General Alberto Gilbert announced extension of recognition. Woynedale Couple Escapes Gas Death Fort Wayne. Ind.. Jan 3. (UP) ■ Mr. anti Mrs. la»wr‘ nee Christman of Wayn< Jalc have survived an attack of deadly carbon monoxide gas Tin- two were nearly victims o(

asphyxiation yesterday when their tiny Rone became filled with smoke and gas fumes. However, Mr. Christman revived enough to 1

| WANTED I GOOD, CLEAN, BIG RAGS, Suitable for Cleaning Machinery. Cannot use underwear, stockings, pants, coats, overalls, or any similar material I Will Pay lb. j Decatur Daily Democrat SALE CALENDAR JAN. 5- Walter Whittenbarger, 1 miles east and I*4 miles north of Decatur on road 101. Roy Johnson, auctioneer. JAN. s—Win.5 —Win. Farlow heirs. 214 miles east, 'a mile south of Berne. Jeff Liechiy, anet. JAN. 6 Cecelia Fetters, 8 miles east of Berne to state line then 314 mile south. IxMter W. "Bud" Human. Auctioneer. JAN. C George Dunnkin, I miles South of Mark Center. Ohio. Personal property. Don Gorrell and J. F. Sanmann. aucts JAN. 6 John Kuhn. *4 mile east of Chattanooga, Ohio. Closing out sale. Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer. JAN. 7- Paul Ramst-y. mile south of Wren. Ohio on road No. 49. Closing out sale. Roy Johnson, auctioneel JAN. 8-Noah M Lehman. 1 mile north of Berne on state road 27. then mile west. Jeff l.lechty, auct JAN lt> Henry .Marshall, Crawfordsville Indiana. Angus cattle sale. Roy Johnson, auctioneer JAN 11 John Walsh, 3>4 miles east of Columbia City, Indiana on road 30. Closing out sale. Roy Johnson, suet. JAN. 12--Charles Friend, 5 miles north of Bluffton on road 1. Closing out sale. Roy Johnson, auctioneer JAN. 15—Alpha Barkley. 5 miles Eaet and *« mile South of Decatur, Ind. Personal property J F. Sanmann. Auctioneer. JAN. 19 —Laurence A. Bender, 14 miles Northwest of Fort Wayne, lud. 80 Acre farm. .Modern Improvements, and all personal pro* petty J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. JAN. 20 —Mclntosh Estate, 5 miles East, 4 miles North, then *4 mile East of Decatur. Ind. Improved 200 Acre Farm and Houae* hold Goods. J. F. Sanmann Auctioneer. JAN. 20 Renno Gillen, 1% miles north of Uncoln highway or 4 miles west and 3 miles west of Payne, Ohio on state line. Closing out sale. Roy Johnson, auctioneer JAN 2! Miller Bros., I tnfle Northwest of Middlebury. Ind. 30 acre tract with Saw mill. Canning fae’ory. and 3 modern home*. J F. Sanmann. auctioneer JAN. 22 David Johnson. 4 miles South and 3 miles East of Hicksville. Ohio. Personal Property. Dun Gorrell and J. F Sanmann. JAN. 27 Fred Meyer. 3 miles west of Monroe. *4 mile south on Towie ship line. Frank Dellinger. Auctioneer. JAN. 27—01a Gordon. 5 miles East of Antwerp. Ohio. Complete close ont sale. Don Gorrell and J. F. Sanmann, auctioneers. FEB. I—Ratledge Estate, 4 miles East of Chattanooga. Ohio. Improved ID acre farm. J F. Sanmann. Auctioneer Public Sale Wo. the undersigned, will sell at public auction on ibu premises 2'a miles east and 'y mile south of Berne. Indiana, on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1944 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. Th.- following personal property: 20—HEAD OF CATTLE—2O Black cow. 8 years old. fresh. 5 gal. cow; Holstein cow, 5 years old to freshen in Feb.. 5 gal row: Holstein cow. 4 years old. to freshen In March; blue roan cow to freshen In March; rod cow. 4 years old. will be fresh soon. 5 gal cow, 4 red and roan fat cows; Short Horn bull, 3 years old. gentle and a good breeder; 7 head of good Short Horn steers, and 3 heifers, weighing from 406 to 70b lbs. 10—HEAD OF HOG*—lo 2 Durot sows bred fii spring Utter; 7 shoats. wt. altouf !s<» lbs.; Poland China male hog. all hogs are immuned HAY AND GRAIN 35 tons ot alfalfa, clover, and timothy hay in the mow; 359 i bushels oat- in the bin; 600 bushels extra good corn In the crib; |ti bales bean straw, 100 bales wheat straw. IMPLEMENTS John Deere 6 ft. mower; Ohio manure spreader; 8-disc fertilizer grain drill; 2 wheel corn cutter; Clipper fanning mill; farm wagon and wagon lied: walking breaking |>low. extension ladder; set fence stretchers; 2 grass seed sowers; good Allen parlor heating stove; lot of junk and many other articles. TERMS—CASH Wm. Farlow Heirs, Owners Jeff Liechty. Auctioneer E W Baumgartner. (Irik.

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summon hMlp sod the coupto word given flrat aid. WaynedaL Are oflcials said the ' stove’s chimney had stopped up