Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1944 — Page 5

APRIL 7.1944.

let Reports LOCAL markbtb for ■yT. MURRAY A CO. S* kind* Os llvaetoek at Borne, Crainville, W*nj Willehlro K reived every Bay ''Kci 12:30 p. m. April 7. ■ ,i; " ■ ■ lb.- >’“> ■ p 1 - 93 ■ lb. 1-’SS ■ lb- ■ r 13 °? ■ )b3 1113 i ■ Jbs - 926 ■ 550 ■ 1225 g 9 25 ■ice) 14 50 V 14.50 ■ " 11.00 ■ ' 5.00 ■.ESALE ego ano Ktry quotation* M Furnl*hed by ■ Egg A Poultry Co, ■i ur Phene 1M Krr< ?cted April 7, ■. while )’gK* brown egg*, K, 2 ® c K gs 22c Koib-ra and fryer* 21c K 24c ■tu’erx - 6< H. 20< - Kns iOc ■r< and "lags ,5c Ki white 18c ■WAYNE LIVESTOCK 7 —(UP) Kiaikit steady. 200 to K;: Mt; 225 to 250 lb*. K to 3.10 1h». 13 60; 330 K. 13.50; |MO to 200 Ib* ■ to |M) lb* 13.50. 150 K. 1175. Ho to 150 lb*. ■ to 110 lbs 11.25; 120 K 11.00; 100 to 12<> lbs. ■IS s<>: spring lambs Kilim:* 12 00; ewe* 8 00. ■4APOLIS LIVESTOCK Koliti, Apr. 7. — (CP) — Hr.,;.itd< receipt*. 9.500; ■ rathe. slow, unevenly I 20c lower, mow* steady b.**-2<*o lbs . f 13.60 * 13.90; it 113 80-114; 250-330 H>e, l3.M> . 330 400 lbs . *13.60; k 111-11225; sows mostsalable receipts. “00; hie; Meers and heifers. o«- firm; vcalers. steady; it»-er» mostly common to 12-115; heifers, scarce; i moNily common to good, ca miens and cutters. Vealers at *l6 top. CACC LIVESTOCK .. Apr. f — M’P) -- salable receipts 10,000. low Ten to 15 cent* lowIglitH over 100 lbs; llghtts unevenly 15 to 25 cents off Top 13.95. paid spartactical top 13.90, Bull; d * hoice 200 to 330 lb. 13.75 to 13.35; good and 170 to 190 lbs. 13.00 In lw 150 to .170 lbs. 12 00 to )»’ loads 330 to NO Ib. 13.60 to 13.75. Complete It" Market steady on all Few loads medium to at* 13.75 to 15.35. Bpi Inkslaughter heifer* 10.00 to 'ealer. unchanged at 13.00 mostly 13.50. Increased I tala Ide receipt* 1.000; for good thin stock cattle downward AL GRAIN MARKCT IRK ELEVATOR CO Collected April 7. as subject to change during day. J delivered at elevator. H Wheat—, *l.<l rd Wheat 160 •Uo» Cora l.*o T Bean* 1 90 »T Beaaa I M «». 321 b. test .*5 zoo t og per bushel teas. : H per IN law. »•» fisrm. *s; nt < ostm Across* !Is hereby *H r „ that eealed P ««r Ute l,ltumlneu» surface m «d i-t-ruin hldiwwis d»«- >« toUstw*, W ||| t „Hv«-l riMUinan «f the HUI, JlltrAat hts ..frt« r tn Ito ■oum. Annes. Indianan-.Hr until teen a N. Central »n th* l*th day of April wn all pr»p, HMl | a w t|| he pl >.. ’""I Mini rrnd. Contra* t Mtraatmen: In F«rt »-* nt aW"»'« wnately w» H>4. are Invited „ n ««.. of Bituminous Mat>)i..| ,' •"*’ *l»Pltr»t. and II.PS* ' nerresmte faraMtnl «*wt ’’ tamb-had and stu>k.<) on ea-i*. la th* toltowias *«‘*n- *[' DeKalb. Allen. WhKlcv Sfth^ U< *f I *,iJt J> ’ W* M^n' Utt Ml»" a> t tndtaaa. UamuN C. 1 Wuirtuaa. April 1!

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED *| ADVERTISING RATES Minimum fer first Insertion 30« | One Time, Per Word V/ t 9 Additional Insertions Per Word, Per Day i< | Card of Thanks so< | Obituaries Vsrsea Reeolu- I tlono *1 ! Menus, run menu style *1 | Notlcoa Cap Hoada, S-pL body got | (11 plcaa deep, one column) | ♦— * FOB SALE F>R SALE- Complete line of wiring supplies and fliturea. Übrlck Bros. Phone 360. 40-tff Oarden iota for food and fun. near O. E. *65 or *5 monthly. Good building lot* with abstracts in all sections from *175 caab. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 87v. 35-ts FOR SALE —Brooder houses, ~big line to choose from, immediate delivery. Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky, Phone 156 Geneva, Ind. 37-ts FOR SALE--flood xpring and fresE cows, atock bulls, feeding pig*. We buy al! kind* of live stock every day. Kuhner Stock Yard*. Phone 101. a 82-3 t Pbti SALE -1940 Plymoutb* ton delivery pane), excellent shape, newly rebuilt motor. Stwwart's Bakery. S3-g3t Foil SALE—New and used milking machine. Pipe line und portable. Phone 114. tTiff Nussbaum, Berne, Ind. Mi-T FOR SALE Baby chn k*, all leading bred*. Hatched Wednesday of each week. O. V. Hilling. Decatur and Craigvllle Phone. 72-T FOR SALE 6 extta fgooii-Short-horn bull*. 9 mou'h* to 1 year. Can be registered. J. A. Diller. Bluffton. Ohio. M-g3tx FOR'SALE~ 8-foot"~M<“Cormi«k-Deerfng "binder, A-l condition. Albert Erxleben, *H mile* northwest of Decatur on Winchester road. t*4-2t* FOR SALE 2 fresh cows. Ben F. Butler, route one. Phone 56941. 84«*X FOR S.IDE Wdl construct, d 9 room farm houe •. to be dismantled or moved from the property. Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur. Phone 174. M-g2t FOR SII.E YOBM el»*''* d I’oi iiHl China male beg. Phone 7102. 93-3 tx FOR SAi.E -Regular Fann-all tractor and cultivator*, good running condition. One mile south of Wren on road 49. Lawrence Hamrick. S3-g3tX poiT SALE -Durov boar and gill*, eligible for registration, good two wheel trailer on good heavy duty tires Oliver horse cultivator. Oliver 14 Inch breaking plough, one 4 year old roan mare, well broke, one 2 year roan gelding, one I year old roan colt. Leo Roe. Phone 5965 93-g3tx WE~HAVE"”Living” Room Suit* 7 * auti reclining chair* with springs. Axminster. Wilton and Gold Seal rugs. Studio couches, mattresses with box spring* to match. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 83-31 FOR BALE~- Baby chick* now hatching. Pullorum tested, AAA quslity, bred for heavy egg production. Order your broiler chicks tor layer* now. Open each evening except Wednesday evening*. Model Hatchery. Monroe, Ind. Phone 84. *OS ts FOR SALE -Urge else overstaffed davenport and small hestrohi. good as new. Phone 602. 78-gtf FOR SALE Six room house at 205 Grant St. Lot 6<txl2«. For further Information inquire within 80-6tx — Baby ehickiTwill grow faster at less cost if fed Been starter *3 70 per 100 pound*, with C-K-Gene *3 90 pel 100 pounds.—Burk Elevator Co.. Decatur and .Monroe 70-T vim* i <>» tn »• »»:•“» ''''in o» - m». «et« y.Hhe I* hernby slven to ’ dllorn. heirs and I* irattes “f " Homer Itel-h« Weff*r. ,<te. .-i.«-d b. ■pn-ar In U*e A'lam- • lr->»H 'rL bel-t at Decatur, Indians, '»n U*' -t’s Mav. 1911. and -h>»w •-au«. If any. why «*• Final Ketrlement A* - cmM* wHb ll ‘* •“** ,l *; .•dent •li-.uld not »h "FProved; *n*J mid heirs are notified to then nilthere mak* pr.e.f of helrshH* an«l reftlv** th»‘lr Ml»«Fen Krneat It. Hr*" heMeffer. E»«< utor lo.atur, Indiana. April «. t»lt Fem 1- I Mteerr. reads' is S Good 1 owe -_r>222l Leo “Dutch” Ehinger INSURANCE piHg — WIND — AUTO 720 N. 3ri St. Phone 570 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOUR*: . M g ; *o to 11:N <• SeUirSsya. *;H> ► *• Telephone 1» Eyes Easmmed Gissse*

WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING —All makes. Needles, oil. belts, part*.'Boardman's 445 South First 79-25tx to repute. Uhrlck Bros Ml-tff A PPL! ANCE SERVICE—We repair all makes of sweeper*, waiher*. lamp* and other electrical (ppllance*. Phone 463. Arnold A Kicnk. b Btf CUSTOM HAfcTiTNG ~2\4c per egg In our Buckeye electric Incubator*. Bring eggs any Tuesday. Baumgartner’s Hatchery. 9 miles south of Maglcy. 80-12 t on farm*. Eastern money. Low ratea. Very liberal tMms. See me tor abstracti of title. French Quinn. 33-m w-t WANTED TO BUY Modern five or six room house near G. E. Phone 586-B. S3-a3tx WANTED WaahitigH and Ironing*. Mrs. Lyman Courtney, Phone 5964 83-3tX WANTED -Hemstitching and buttonhole making. Mrs. Boardman. 445 South First. 79 25tx MISCELLANEOUS FREE ESTIMATES for roofing, siding and John Manville rock wool Ineuiation. Saves fuel, spells comfort, health, security. Boardman. I’hon. 111. 79-25 t FARM LOANS at“4%“torir7. 10, 15, 20, 30, 35, 40 year*. No charge to the borrower, borrower can pay any amount at acy time on the principal. Drop m a line and I will call on you. C. D. Lewton. 258-T I FARMERS more dead none*, cowe, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charge,. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts Ro6hng7 sI Dl NG—Wo carry a complete line of Celotex roofing, siding and insulation. Call u* for free estimate. We apply. Arnold A Kienk. 46-ts LOSTANDFOUND I.OST Ok-is *Tf«-d <-li.*ii 1 milS north on 27. *5.00 reward P. B Helible Filling Station. 83-3 t LOST - Gruel) Vt-ri-'hin - wrist watch. Reward. Mary Lcnhtenberger. 127 No. Third St. Decatur. 83-a2tx Mist laHge’knhe in leather case. Call 187. 84-g3tx COURT HOUSE Estate Case* Tlx- final report was filed in the estate of William B. Weldy. Notice waa ordered, reutrnabl*- April 29. Demurrer Overruled *A demurrer to ih<- plaintiff's counter claim was overruled in the suit to fore* lo*e brought by William Alva Chapman against llufiu W. Glendvnning and oih< a r*. An exception was granted to the defendant. Divorce Granted A divorce *uit fih-d by ElMbeth Brigg* against William L. Brigg*, veuued here from Allen county wae tried and a finding rendered for the plaintiff, granting her the divorce. Tile court ruled that the defendant w*a» given the following personal property: one fou.' piece lied room «-jlte. and bedding; studio couch, brown chair and ottoman, two end la’ilia. oue lotfee tivlile, bridge lamp, one talile ladio, four extra straight chairs, three small throw rm&*. waterle** conker, one stand-1 ard sewing machine, one card <a4>lc. on*- table tray, one greeen dr *aer lamp, on*- lied lamp, one thirty piece set <rf silver, one set of dl*he*. one silver tray with coffee and creamer set. white I*a<kground drape*, hoc*' tislile cloth, dining ro.mi rug. trunk and contents and lx** and content*. The defendant *a* given the c’r.lody of his two ——— MITKI: TO TlXrttl.M* Nutlrr I* h. r„l>> glvrn lhat M«nday May 1 will h- th«- last day t<* pay your Sprint In-tallmant of taw*-* Th- county treasurer's office will l-e open from S A- M. to 4 F. M, durlna the ta» :*syli.K *rason. All takes not paid hy that time will become dellnqn. nt and an penalty will ta- added, an additional 1% will lu. added for ea* I* year tan r- mains ■npald from first Monday l:i May in the y* ar the d"-lln«ioen< y aa-cursd. Those who have hough* or sold property and *l*h a division of Uses are usked to *-**me it* m once. fall "n the Auditor for error* and any reduction*. The Treasurer ran mak- n<> <-ort>-. tion. The Treasurer will not be responsible for th*- penalty of delinquent takes resulting from the «,mmh>»l**n of iaxpayera to state definitely on alu' property they desire to p*ty. In whvae num* It may be found. In what township or corporation It Is situated Persons owing delinquent take* ■ hould pay them at on*-e. the law Is su.-h that there is no optmn left for the Treasurer but enforce the reliction Pf delinquent taxes. *'ounly -.rd* *- will not he paid to anyone owing delinquent lek* Alt persons arr warned against them. partl ulsr attention. If you i*»y takes In more than one township I mention th- tael to <tw Trensuror. Also see that your cecelpta call for all ><>ur real estate ami personal property In making inquiries of the Treisurer resardins taxes to |*>* urc reply do u**t fall to include return p<s*tage R-o L Frts* Tieasurtr AUau.« County. Lidiaua Apr. X to J*

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minor children. The plaimlff wa» given ffl.OOh* in alimony. The plaintiff was given the right to visit the children. The Brigg* are colored. —Q ■ ... ■ Ration Calendar (War Price and Ration Board Office, corner First and Monros St*., closed Tuesday and Thursday.) Processed Food* Blue stump* A8 through K 8 good fur 10 pointa each indefinitely. Meat* Red stamp* A8 through J 8 good for 10 point* each indefinitely. KB, L 8 und MS valid April 9, good indefinitely. Sugar Stamp 30 in Book four good for 5 pound* until fur:her notice. Stamp 40 in Book four good for 5 pounds of canning sugar. Stamp 31 In Book four good for 5 pound* become* valid April 1. Shoes Staunp 18 in Book One good tor one pair expire* April 30. No. 1 “sirplane” stamp in Book 3 good for I pair until further notice. Gasoline Stamp A-l 1 good for 3 gallons through June 21. B-2. C-2, B-3 and (!-3 good for 5 gallon* until further notice. T (sec. Qtr) good for 5 gallon* through June 30. E and E-l good for 1 gallon. Il and R1 good for 5 gallon*. Il and II I not valid at filling station* but consumer may exchange R and E at hl* local board if he wiuhes to purchase iion-highway gasoline at filling station. A, B, C. D and T coupon* are not valid until they have been endorsed In ink. pencil, stamped or printed with the automobile registration number and state. Motorists should write 1944 number** on book and on coupons. Tires Next inspections due: A book vehicles by Sept. 30. B book on or before June 30; C book by May 31; commercial vehicle* every 6 month* or every 5,000 mile*, whichever I* first. Fuel Oil Period 4 and 5 coupons valid through Sept. 30; and have the following value*: 1 unit, 10 gallon*; 5 units, 50 gallon*; 25 unit*, 250 gallon*. All change-making coupons and re«erve coupons are now good. Consumers should have used not more than 90% of their ration* as of April 1 Stove* All new beating, rooking and combination heating and cooking stoves, d"*ign*'d for use in the household, for installation on or above the floor and for the use of coal, wood, oil, kerosene, gasoline and gas, are rationed. Certificate* must be obtained from local board Used Fat* Each pound of waste fat is good for two meat-ratlcu point*. Idaho rank* fourth in the U. H in ciieese production. NOTICE! We are now buying all grade* of Paper atock at present market price. Also want Scrap Iron, Rag*. Rubber, Bitten**. Auto Radiator*. Bra**, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt, ate. We accept Wire and Tin. But Not Tin C»ne. All kind* of «cr*p Is essential for war purpose*. We are also buyer* of Beef Hide*, Calf Skin*, Sheep Pelt*. Tallow, Fate and Greases, Old Lard, etc. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Monroe Phon* 442

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Civilian Supply Os Meat Above Average Drop Is Expected Next Three Months Washington. April 7.— (UP) — American civilian* consumed about 40 pound* of meat eact in the first three months of this year. This w. more meat than we have eaten in any similar period for 10 year*. The war food administration, in a report on the meat situation, says it originally planned to allocate 35 pounds of meat to each consumer. But high production and limited storage space made the extra five pounds possible. The WFA »ays the average meat portion will drop back to 35 pounds in the next three months. There will be plenty of pork In May and June, beef If the army doesn't need it. and leu lamb. Here is some good news for vegetarians. There’ll be plenty of fresh vegetable*, from broccoli to spinach on spring menu*. There are more eggs than W’FA knows what to do with, and an abufflfant supply of Irish potatoes. Apples and pear* will be scarce. On the political front, the returns are trickling in from the Wisconsin primary. Returns new show that Governor Dewey won more than half of the state's Republican votes. The top Dewey delegate-candidate, aeci'etary of state Zimmerman, polled more votes than the two leading delegates-al-large candidate for Lieutenant - Commander Sta*sen. General Douglas .MacArthur and Wendell Wlllkle combined. The top Roosevelt candidate ill the Deoocratic vote polled about 26.000 fjwe.' votes than Zimmerman. The total Republican vole was 61 percent of the ballot* cast. In Albany. Governor Dewey i« mum about bi* victory. He admits that he ha* received lots of messages from all over the country. But in conferences with newsmen, he restrict* hi* conversation to mutters affecting New York state. teed a faun ban? Let ui tell you about the jEtuß Life Insurance Company's new Farm Loan Plan. Low rates, a 26 jeu repayment plan, a Reserve Fund Safety feature, a libeml pre-pay-ment privilege, no commission, appraisal, or title examination costs to the borrower. It’s worth investigating. Anthariud Rtfnrttntativr ie ihii territory The Suttle:< Edwards Co. Agents Decatur, Ind. Niblick Stars Bldg.

The governor said: "I’m whSlly engaged In attempting to dispose of some 900 bills left by the legislature.” Another G.O.F luwlbillty, Governor Bricker of Ohio, ha* shifted his campaign into high gear. He says be plans to redouble his effort*. "to fully Inform the nation of my position on all the important question* confronting the people of the country todsy.” o RUMANIA SAYS (Continued From Fas* I) any ''Dunkirk” evacuation of the German*. The Nasi garrison al Odessa wan estimated ii month ago at some 100.00)) men. Th- defenders now are literally jammed against the Black Be* as the Russians bear down from a belt of bases some 13 miles from the center of Odessa The nearest German support base is ('uiis)anta. Rumania, some 200 mile* to the south. To the northwest, at the Bkal* pocket, the Russian battle of annihilation against trapped German force* apparently is entering a final stage. The Nazis are reported attempting to evacuate high-ranking officer* by transport planes Red air force tighten shot down 19 German planes in dogfight* yesterday. The toll of Germans killed inside the pocket Is estimated at more than 12.000. Other Russian forces repuls<-d Nazi efforts to rescue the encircled garrison at Turnopol in old %O'IK'F. (TO VOXJtKMIHATs lu the I dll 111. I lr,-u)l < »ur< li-lirii-Mr> Term, ton i »ii.«- Vn. ITII7. 4<tin* for partition nnd i|H)<-f title. THE STATE <>E INDIANA, A DA.MA ml NTY. S*. Wllliain Lltiy, et nt v«. Cleimnl PuiHinger. elal It app'-aring from affidavit, fil«-<l In Hi. al. >v- entitled l ause, th n Al-i-vander Mliy and In-lla l-il-v i>ahove nami-d defetuhtnis .<r> i > aldei>t. of the Stat.- of boll <i" Nutl'i i- therefore her.’•> «Im i> Hie hhi<l Alexander LU>> and I’ella I4l>v lliut they I"- and ap|><ar the Hon Jitdg- of the Adams i'lr< nit Court on the Z9tb dal of Mai. Ist I th- »am. 10-lng th. 43rd Jurldh’lal thiy of Hie next regular term ttier, if. to lie liolden at Ute Court Hous" in tin- City of De. Hur. < .mini. n. ing on Monitor, the |«th dal of April A D 1»lt. and plead by answer or demur to sai«l --nqilalnt, »»r tie sam- will tie heard and <l.ter.'iiin>’.l tn tliMr »h»eiiee. Wltni sM, my mum. ami lite Aal of ■aid Court liereto affixed this "th <toy of April, t»4t Clyde o fr-ulm r Clerk. April «. fit llnberl H. Met lenaliaH. XtterHr, for I’lolnllff* April HELPLESS! • 5 VW 1 When the menacing shallow of a nocturnal intruder looms in your home —you may he helplens to prevent loss —but Residence Burglary Insurance guarantees replacement ui property stolen. Iceland Smith Insurance Ag. Leland Smith Glenn Hill Ist and Monroe St*—Phone 140

Poland, where a fierce street bat- t tie Is hi progress. I And here'* a note on the war - from Finland. The Finnish radio says 30 “enemy" diie bombers, '

■ SLOW BUT SURE \ Thtt • how Foi Dt Lutt it brtwed... thtt't \ why Fol D* Lute »lweyt wine the rece to pioduc* \ \ • * n ** h**' Only lh * m * lt * nd u \ Sto “ ly ‘ lho,ouihly * t * d ,o ptuk /U, °' P * t ' \ il0 P /'\ lection Nmet bitter Never rweef w , . GoodnrM, whet a diHerenco that tnakee in your beer enjoy merit I Tot Dr L«- B'-S Co ol Indiasr t»e Ur-a. tod FOX DE LUXE THE SEIR Os SALANCID ILAVOR V SALE CALENDAR APR »5- MRS. W. MAYNARD JOHNSON. 2 mile* Ea-t .f Decatur, on No. 224. 11,I 1 , miles North. Llvestoik. Machinery and household furnishing*. J. F. Sanmann. Am t APR. 22 DANIEL SPRANG. so< North 2nd st Decatur. Furniture, Antinues and many other articles. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. Public Auction We will ■<'!! th- following ilescri'oed property on the farm located 2 miles East of De<ainr. Indiana on Highway No 224 then IU miles North. Ur mile North of the Union chapi-l Church, on Saturday, April 15 1:00 F. M LIVESTOCK; Team of Horses. S and 9 yr- old. Good Worker*. 4 Brood Bows that will farrow i>y day of -ale or s miii after. 2 Gilt* about St) n Poland China Boar. POULTRY: 70 White Ito, k Chickens CRAIN—HAY—SEED 3o Hu. Seed Beam,, Io Bu Good Oat.-. 5o Bu. Corn 2 Ton Hay MACHINERY AND OTHER FARM EQUIPMENT: 10 20 Tractor In gixsl shape, 2 Tractor Plows. Good Tractor Disc; 2 Row Cultivator, Corn Planter; Bincla Row Cultivator*: WalkiUff Ptow Mower; Hay Rake Hay T«<i<l< TRAILER with 3 good Tires. Good Wagon; (rouble Hatties*; G<hml Pump Jack; Gas Engint v Buck Fertllteer: Chlck>n Crates; Wheels. 2 Oil Drum*, and many othei Mi.-< . llaneou* Articles including Tools, etc HOUSEHOLD COODS: locludinx toarly i.-w Bdit.. in Suit, Beautiful Siiidio Couch. LIVING ROOM SUITE, Several Rugs. Dining Hoorn Chaus; ilo< k-rs; Drop Head Hewing Machine Goal Bed Clothes. IIEATitOLA 5 Bui nt r Oil Htove; Hol Blast Heater: Good Horton El cttic Washer, Electri< Toaster. Sandwich Toaster. Silverware and Dlshi f and many other articles TERMS -CASH. Mrs. W, Maynard Johnson, Owner J. F baiinia'in Auctioneer. Sa!<. conducted by MI)|W) i Realty Aid tion I'o. ilecatur. Indiana

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escorted by fighter*, attacked Kotka. a port on the Gulf of Finland. No details are given. Q_. Trade tn a Good Town — Decatur