Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 117, Decatur, Adams County, 16 May 1944 — Page 5

IbntY. MAY 16, 1944.

Bel Reports a* resort oF loca *’ SkJmign markets |giw for ■urr. mu«« aV * co ' B <* '”•*<** •* fare*, CrelffriM. wnifi'i*** •v«7 <«y ■>ll 12:80 p- mr'p'' I®’ 1- U 2-50 |r h . ’ i 2.00 nr -■ h.oo Rm -»« |R 4 , lbs. 1- 00 ■ „ 10.00 Ki ■ •» ■<.. ;b» * ®® ■ 6.00 ■ 10.25 V 8.00 I- SZ ■"'" 11.00 f < -®° ■IOLESALI EGG ANO ■ltry quotations I , FutnliMß by ■o' Egg S Poultry Co, K. (lur Phon* 1M ■ Corrected May 16. ■rr white egg* 2«c brown eggs, D&. 26c I ■ «l» - 22 c ■ broiien and fryer*— 21c ■ w 26c •••••• 30c Kariogert . 26c Kier* 20c Kkece -—2 O c Kiers and stage 15c K;'U. white..— -—lB c ■anapolic livestock Kipolls. May 16 — (UP) — H-Lltestock: ■ IMO frosh. 10.000 hold- ■ it-ady: l<o to 180 lbs. ■IM to 27« 1b» 13.86; 270 ■ lb- 1175 to 12.00; 330 to K 1150 to 11.66; 100 to 159 Kt tn 11 .50. Sowa 10 to 15 Karly. later trade 20 to 25 ■ bulk 10.60 to 10.75. It 1,660. calves 600; steers Biters strong, cows steady.: B>p 16 <H> on good to choice B.; bulk steers tnedfuin to lI.M tn 15.90; heifer top Bor mo-tiy choice 875 lbs.; Bebum an, l lo* choice 13.65 B; heef cows 9.50 to 12.60; ■ and cutters 7.00 to 9.50; I strong to 50 cents higher B lO PB M- lambs slow; spring Hiteady. small lot good and ■ ipring lambs 16.00; good Boh wooled latnlw 15.50. Bhicago livestock ■no .May 16 — (UP) — B-biveatock: I 13.W0 Slow, steady on ■M choice 180 to 270 tbs. B’ ! * i( ' ’"PI other weights including sows relaBearce, uneven, steady to ■t* higher, good and choice lbs. 11.75 to 12.16; few |M Choice 150 t„ no lbs., ■and choice 350 to 560 lb. I*’ Bo to 10.85; approximately ■ensold |»».MO. Calves 1.000. Fed ■ and yearling* fully steady; l*»d choice offerings active; ■ now at 15.00 down; bulk I to 14.50; top 16.85; hardly' ■ 'ow« here to make a ■’ trad,, strong with weighty ■* t« 9.50 and most beef I***’ to 1250; light and ► weight bulls weak at 9.00 P' firm on heavy hulls with ir Bering* to 12.50; heavy p-' lo 13.50 and better; ac|trade on vealers at 16.00 Fi’ J.noo, Woohd lamb* opI*’ I ’*- firm; io loads mixed P In choice, mostly good F vootod western lambs. I ■ uad 15.00; several loads I’M choice Colorado* held | 7” * n ® above; 2 I *""< ‘round 104 R>*. AriI®' I ’* lamhs showing age r *<•< classes scarce; shorn r •I’OUI 25 cent* lower, k<sZ n; few ,lMht cuH k1,,<l p'CAGO GRAIN CLOSE F‘ : 81.73% bld; July, P »*Pt. U.62%-%; Dec.. Lttu’L M bM; JuJy ' - 78 *; F «H-%; Dec., ,71H-%.’ ®"*'N MARKET •URK ELEVATOR co. Arretted May 11. subject to change k. during « <Qllv*rM at *l*vator Corg.__._ZZZ I’.!! 1J7 4 — a ’** laemi M 0« 109 toA Ub farm.

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♦ —■ — LOCAL CLABatFIED | advertising rates I Minimum for firm Inaartlen 80* 1 On* Tim*, P* r Word v/, t Additional Insertion* 1 P*r Word, Par Day lt [ Card of Thank* .an* ’ ObltuariM, V*r**A Raaoiu. M«W— t1 Menu*, run menu *tyl*.._„ *t i Notlc**, Cap H*ad«, Apt body. j * (12 pica* deep, on* column) | Insertion Deadline Copy must be in office by H a. m. Monday through rriday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE rds SALS— Cornphu lto« oi wl? Ing aupplle* and fixtures. Übrick Bro*. Phon* 260. 40-ts PdR SALE—Garden lots~for~foo3 and fun. near Q. E. |«5 or |5 monthly. Good building lot* with abstract* in all section* from >175 cash. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phon* 270. 35. tr FOR HALE Table modi'! Stivetone radio. Phone 420. Decatur Upholstry Shop, 146 8. Second St. FOR SALE Dectur U. S. approved pullorum tested chicks. Order May and June chicks now. Special this week, 500 Wyandotte* and 500 Bard Rock*. Decatur Hatchery. Phone 497. g H4-4t FOR SALE Used studio couch. A1 condition. Phone 420. Decatur I’pholstry Shop. 116 2t FOR SALE -Kohler ami Campbell upright piano in good condition. Phone 8043 or inquire at 415 80. Fifth street. 117-g3tx FOR SALE) — Brooder house*, big line to choose from, immediate delivery. Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky, Phone 156 Geneva, Ind. FOR HAldi—Bulk or package garth en seeds Victory garden fertiliser. Lawn seed. lx>ma for lawn* and shrubs. Burk Elevator. Phone 25. 107-gT FOR SALE One 16-20 McCormick Deering on rubber, 1 Irish Fordson, 1 Oliver corn planter, new; 1 Oliver tractor pull type corn planter, 1 Oliver 6 foot mower, new; 1 McCormh k Deering 6 foot mover. 1 Oliver buck rake, 1 tractor fourrow tool cuitivtaor, 2 tractor discs. 1 tractor plow. CralgvlUe Garage. g 116 4t YES. WE HAVE used dining rami suite*, bed room suites several Ice boxes, kitchen cabinets, about 1 dozen used 9x12 Axminster rugs; roll top office desk, like new; wardrobes. Phone 420. Decatur I’pholstry Shop, 146 8. Second St. 116-2 t FOR SALE — Baby~chlcKii "now hatching. Pullorum tested, AAA quality, bred for heavy egg production. Order your broiler ehick* for layer* now. Open each evening except Wednesday evenings. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Ind. Phone 84. 205-ts carry’ a"cbmjdetc line of electric motors, including %, 1-3, %, % bp. Also a complete line of electrical supplies. Arnold & Klenk. 88 If ENTERPRISE SOLtM’OAT One coat seals and covers. An oil paint for use over Wall Paper, plaster, wood, metal, casein, wallboard' and other surface*. Wasb<* perfectly. Something new. No water paint. Only 52.79 gal. Arnold A Klenk. 103 ts roiOkALE- International 1% ton truck, good tires, good condition. R. L. Leßrun, Willshire phone. 88-gtf FOR SALE ’Plant*' Early and late yellow resistant caMtage. aweet potato, tomato, flower plants, ferns. All heahny out door growing plant* MtSber*. 1127 W Monroe. 115-g2t FOR HATE" Two yearling calves and a grade Ayreshlr* bull. Call 697dL „ UMI . FOR SALE — Alina Silver B«S • house trailer. 1940 model, like new, good rubber. 1015 Russell St. Phone 5193. 6 JUST RE( EIVEI“ Several 2 and 3-piece living room suites. These suites are in A-l condition. Phono 420. Decatur Upholstry Shop, 146 S. Second St. llti2l mattress, and player piano. Phone 3271 FOR SALE Asparagus < '»mc -‘"'l cut it. 10c pound. Otto D. Hlelterlch. route 2. H7t2x FOR SALE—Yam and sweet potato plants and other garden and flower plant* Open evenings. Mt*. Win Strabm W North 9th Street. __ H7-5t N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST hours: g;3O to 11:80 12:80 6:00 Saturday*. 1:00 p. m. Telsohen* W ly M EA*mlMd Glass** FitUd

FOR SALE-Spotted Poland China male hog. year old. Old immune. Four mile* east Monroe, C. F. Rayl. . Its 4OR SALE •— Hybrid seed - corn. I Few bushel* of 608 and 425. See L. A. Graham. U7-3tx SALE Cray team mares. 8 and 11 years, wt. 3350, excellent farm team. Clifford Houk, Hoag land. Ind. 117-StX WANTED HEWING MACHINE" ft EPAIRING -All mage*. Needles, oil belt*. Parts. Boardman's 445 South First. 104-261 WAhfkD— Radio* to repair? Uhrick Bro*. 261-ts WANTED 5,000 garment hangar* In good usable condition Sheet* Bros Cleaner*. 112-ts M ANTED --Hemetltching and buttonhole making. Mr*. Boardman, 445 South First. 104-26 t WIANTED — ijMan to fitulld board fence John W. Blakey, 'phone 694A 116-a2ix WANTED Girl for general housework In email apartment. No children. No washing or ironing. Phone 661, 116 3t W’ANTEI) Boy 15'want* work on farm, tractor experience. Box 2 <2- 116-2tx WANTED--Stenographer for law office. DeVo** A DeVoss, 157 S. Second St. 117-3 t W.LNTED -- Boy* 12 years ofage and older for paper routes in city. Operate under Little Merchant plan. One route In west and northwest part of town, including Homewood open this week. Boy* must have parent'* approval. Good summer Jobs. Early delivery of paper* possible through now press time «chedule. Paper obtainable by 4 o'clock. Apply Circulation Dept. Daily Democrat. 116-2 lx WANTED TO RENT -Small modern house or unfurubiied airartment. Phone 781. 116-3tx WANTED Woman for housecleanIng.Yager*. Phone 46. 115-3 t MEtTLANJiTWANfEb - Inquire at Steffen Implement Co. 115-g3t WANTED TO RENT On. JargT' or two small rooms for storing furniture. Phone 1044. 117a3t WANTED - TO BUY -*U**rTath tub. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 110-13tx MISCELLANEOUS FREE ESTIMATES for roofing, siding and John Manville rock wool insulation. Save* fuel, spells com fort, health, security. Boardman. Phone 411. lU4-26t MONEYTiT loans"of 810 to 8300 made to women or men. Decatur Loan and Discount Co. above Auto Licenac Bureau. T NEW Fl/XtllS FOR OLD Rent our new floor sander, make old floors look like new. Inquire at Gainblp'*, Phon* 429, Jl6-5t FARMWB - ramove dead horse*, cow*, hog*, *tc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone chargei. The Stadler Product* Co. 15-ts ROOFING, SIDING - Now bTthe time to take care of that leaky roof. We carry a complete lino of Carey roofing, siding and rock wool liwulatlon. Call us for free estimate*. We apply. Arnold & Klenk. 88-tt ■ I’ <B I ■ • - fa| ’ ■ FOR RENT Foil RENT House. 607 Winchester. elderly, people preferred. ' Phone 1478. 116-21 X Q. LOSTANDFOUND 4XK-IT -Lady* Bls<k and red billfold, containing money and other valualde*. <’ail 1185 or return to Ibmocrat Office. 116-g2t LOST Brown bill fold, containing sum of money and valuable pap er*. Carries identitlcallon. also gas ration book A. Finder pleaae phone 1151. Reward. H 6 3tx 1 ,Q X. Fort Wayne Livestock Fort Wayne. Ind., -.May 16 'Livestock: Hogs: Market steady, weight* 1806570 11*4 1 3 50. Buying only a limited nunrtwr of 189-270 Rw. weight*, and farmer.* should consult their commission merchants 1 before ibringtng hog* of th«we weights to market. Weights 270-300 lbs 11.75; 800-400 lb* 11.50; 180-200 ' lbs. 12.75; 160-180 lb*. 12.50; 16<-160 lbs II 00; 140-160 lbs. 10.75, 130-140 ’ list. 10 50; 180-140 ll* 10.50; 120-130 tbs. 10.25, 100-120 lb*. 10.00. Rough* lo 50; Stag* 8.50; male ! hog* 560; Calves 16.00; spring . |a>qlbs 15.50; yearling* 12.00; ewe* ; 8.00. MARKETS Vt A GLAIMCE By United Pi tw* Stocks irregularly highe- in quiet trading. ’Bonds higher; U. 8 government* 1 quiet. Cuflb stocks irragularly higher. Chicago *t*cks irregular CoHon up a* much as 36 cent* 1 bale. Wh*tt and o*t» fractionally higher; rye up l'» cent*; barley up IV* cent*. 9

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a: to non-hbmdbmt* I* the **■■■« < Irewlf t oaart »»<4- Re. JTiax STATE OS- INDIANA. At-AitK COUNTY, S 8 H Uhrlek. «t al. vs. Mar Uta M M’Oihmu. »t a|. The plaintiffs In the above entitled cauae Have filed tbelr complaint therein together with an affidavit that the defendants, Martha M. Mr<>>»wan, tda Cook. Marietta Johnson Grace Beolwr, John Dick, Clarence Dick, Harry t»l< k. Ernest Newport, William Newport. Pearl Burnett, < yrus Mtnaon, Nettle Uhrl-k, and all of the unknown heirs of Joseph Johnstoti, deceased, wt*»«*e true names are to the plaintiffs unknown, are non-re«u!ent>< of the State of Indiana, the plsi-iUffa' <auae o f action telng a suit foi the purpose of enforcing partition of the following described real estate In Adams County, Indiana; Comment ing at the southeast corner <»f the northwest quarter of section thirty two <32i in townwhip twenty seven (J.) north range four: teen <ID east running from thence north on the half section line one liundrwl and seven <lO7l r.oU thence weat thirty three (33) rods thence south parallel with the eant line of said quarter section one hundred ami seven (107) rodn thence ea*t on the south line of said quarter «ee. lion thirty three (3d) rods t<> the place <>f beginning containing twenty two acre* more or leas except seven acres off tip- m»rth end sold to Nancy A. IJrl-'k there being fifteen (15> acres In above doacrlbed trad more of lees. Th.- aoutlieast quarter of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section thirty two (K!» In township twenty seven (271 north range fourteen < t4> east containing ten iioi a< roe <>f land. The southwest quarter of the south west quarter of the nortlu-ast quarter of arctlpn thirty two «32» In township twenty seven (37) north of range fourteen < 111 east containing ten acres mon- or lea*. The north half of the southwest quarter of the- norrlicaat quarter of section thirty two (32 1 In township twenty seven (27) north range fourteen (Hi east -ontalning twenty (20i acres more or lees. Noth - Is hereby given the sail defendants, Martha M. M’Oowan, Ida Cook, Marietta Johnsion, Grace Becker, John Dl< k. Clarence Dick, Harry Dick, Ernest Newport, William Newport, Pearl Burnett, Cyrus Johnson, Nnt'tfc L'hrh k, and nil of the unknown heirs <>f Joseph J.dinstoii, dis-eaMsl, wh'on- true nnniea aanie* are to the plaintiffs unknown, that unless they be nml appear in tin- Adams Circuit Court, Decatur, Indiana, on the slli day of September, lai I, the same being the 2nd Judicial day of the HrKomber Term of said <-ourt. and answer or demur to said < oiiiplalnt, the same will he heard and determined In their absence. IN Witness Whernof, I hereunto W>l iny hand and affix the seal of said court this sth day of May, 1911. Clyde o. Troutner Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court Bel oss 4. Del oss Aitiirneys fur plaintiffs May 9-H-23 MASONIC Called meeting on Fellow Craft degree Tuesday. May 16 at 7:30 p. m. 1 Edward F. Jaberg, W. M. 116-bCtx ; —— -n- ■ - Consumption of poultry by an average American amounts to 20.3 pound* of dressed chicken and 3.8 pounds of turkey annually. io 1 -ii .. Leo “Dutch” Ehinger INSURANCE FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 N. 3rd St. Phone 570 i NOTICE! We are now buying all grade* of Paper stock at present market ’ price. Also want Scrap Iron, Rag*, Rubber, Batteries, Auto Radiators, ' Bra**, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, ’ Lead Babbitt, etc. 1 We accept Wire and Tin. But ' Not Tin Cana. All kind* of scrap I* essential 1 for war purposes. We >re also buyer* of Beef . Hide*, Calf Skin*, Sheep Pelt*, Tallow, Fata and Greaae*. Old Lard, etc. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 1 710 W. Monroe Phone 442

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing- U A NEW FRIENDSHIP RIPENS!” ■ /NICE IDORkA / GOOH V RTtUHO THREW THAT TOMATO ?)' < ,-) ■)) 1 n ‘ \\O\\ A/j K ... K Pf ‘■ghz ~HJ a. f /J-- '■> : 1 ■ n "t 1 , h«t Wl.4y<w»W - »- •- BLONDIE DAISY’S NOT A LADY! By Chic Yeung xK w. Tx. JV >Zx7?) ' xW \\ \ 1 V O£ K§S\ a Qrr a X' ' ■ *<*r ■■<. • / '*'sA... '.' ■ ■« ■<- . x x , \ —WIITJ r— CPF IW4. K><V F««i>««» SjuAuU. It, »«ld

■■EEZZ ~" JQ 1 dHTjI 1 ; 1 W'-f'- '" V - < . Y • "s - j ' ph?, j J , ■ jraMlMlmJw Mr b MAJ.*RICHARD I. BONO, South Pacific flying ace whose record standi > at 27 Japanese plane* downed, is shown here in a reunion with hit ’mother, Mrs. Bong, left, and h‘s sweetheart, Marge Vattendahl (Photo was taken in Chicago where Bong stopped over on his waj to hi* home in Poplar, Win.

ACTIVITIES OF ADAMS COUNTY 4-H CLUBS » « Kirkland The 4-H girls of Kirkland township met with their leader, Mm. John la’y*e. at the Kirkland school .May 12. An election tfaulted in the selection of the following officer*: president, Joan Audrey Byerly; vice president, Mary Barger; secretary treasurer Bargara Byerly; news reporter, Devanna Gerber; song leader, Beverly Arnold; and health leader. Joyce Fruechte 'During the business meeting the name "Kirkland Merry Mounds" was chosen for the club. Anna K William* destrlbuted record book* and project material. Sixteen girls are taking clothing, five canning and three baking. Tiie cliifli *lll meet the second Friday night of each month. Top 'Em All The "Top ’Em All” 4-H club of French, Hartford, and Wabash townships held their meeting May 12 at Hartford high school. The following officers wf-re elected: president, Don Kelly; vice president Jerry Dubach, secretary-trea-surer. Rose Marie Aschleman; song ' leader, f'hylli* .\*tchb-maii; and new* reporter. Marten* Moser. Refreshments were served to fourteen members. Merry Maid* The Root ownship Merry Maid* met at the home of their leader. Mr*. K. W. Rice, for their organiza Hon meeting. The election of officers was held, with tlie following resuite: president, Gwendolyn Rice; Vice president, Maybell Sheets, secretary. Carol Kirsch; treasurer, Thehna ’Daniel* and uew* reportet, Mary Ann Owens. Work And Win The Jcffemon Work and Win club held Its first meeting May 10 at the home of Mrs. Holman Egly. The meeting wan called to order by

I the president, fada Mary Hmitley. ! wi’h the group ringing "America'’ There was a busint-Mt meeting, a reading by Patsy Ann Johnson, auu a work period. The following members were pre-1 sent: Jan fan Sprunger, Glenna Nolde. Ruth ’Morningstar, Patsy Johnson, dona Smltley, Mary Brewster, Coleen Kelly, <ada Sinitley, Floreinc Luginhill. Marylyai Haines, Ester Luginbill, Harriett Hallies and the leader, Mr*. Hohnan Egly. The refreslMnent* were served by Harriett and Marylyn Haines, The next meeting wii lite held at the home of Mis. Egly, May 21. Blue Creek The 4-H club of Blue ('ret k town-; ship met at the Kknsey school I house May 9. The meeting was called to order by the president, Hose Raudenlbush. The motion was mad - and seconded to have program books made for the club. Rutli Feltens and ‘Enid Ripley were put on this committee. A new secretary. Bonnie N< adStine, .was elected and Ruth Fellers wa* apoplntcd as health commissioner for the next tiwo weeks. Evelyn Browning was put In charge of the games for the next meeting. •A lovely lunch was serv-<| by the I hostess. Hetty B>pe, an.’ game* wore played. The next meeting will I Im- held ’.May 23 at the Klinsey school house at 1:30 p. nt. Q CORRESPONDENT (Continued From Fa<* 1) We do not know whether he w.i. buried by friend or toe, That ruined farm house over there explain- why the Allies have found lite going so tough here in Italy. Tlie enemy converted It into a dngotit and it dominates a ridge a half mile from tlie Rapido river. The walls an- a foot and a half thick, hut our artillery has <|omsome damage. There is h hole in lite roof, sltell hole* ill the Wall and one corner of th< liotiihas been blasted away. A Bl it mil major leads, its down

Indiana Wheal Crop Prospects Improve Purdue Report Shows Winter Wheat Boost I<atayette, Ind.. May 16 With an ixpx’ted crop of 25.340,(XX) bush'd*. Indiana winter wheat prospect* on May 1 looked better titan th‘-y did a month ago. when a total production of 23,508.600 wa» indicated. This report was made today by Purdue University agricultural statistician* cooperating with the U. 8. bureau of agricultural economic*. Th. Indicated yield per acre was 20 bushel*. The loss of acreage since seeding win only three percent, leaving 1.367.000 acres for harvest. The condition reported was one of the highest ever reported as of May 1, and wa wry uniform over the sialo. Even with (he large step* to a dugout tunnelled into tile limestone below the house. It is 12 feet square and seven feet high, a snug plat e where Germans fought, lived - and some probably died for month*.

SALE CALENDAR MAY 1- MRS. IDA B. WOLFE, -oiitheast corne: Elm 4 slh st. Lester W. "Bud" Sumin. Auet —1 , j MEN WANTED For Essemial War Work All Shifts Ages 16 to 60 Learn Wire Mill Trade Inspeclors and Shipping Clerks Needed Employment Office Open K a. m. to 5 p. m. Hiring according to W.MC regulations. PHELPS-DODGE COPPER PRODUCTS CORP., INCA .MFG. DIVISION Lincoln Highway East Public Auction Tin- ii.id< r«lgn< d administratrix of the late George W Durbin ’Hate will sell al public auction, located at the .'OUllb.i-t corner of Elm ami sth street, Decatur, on Thursday, May 18, 1944 Time: 6:00 P. M. Prompt HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MISCELLANEOUS Haiti < <l,’ll stove and pipe; I bin tier keroM-ne stove; stove i>oard; kiiclH-n cabinet; kitchen table; kitchen chair, 6 dining room chairs; radio; redo table; bed ami spring-; waintit dr< ss<-r; mirror; rug; 3 rm-ker -; l« d elolh< ; curtains; 2 lam| stands; throw rugs; Elgin, gold ease, watch and chain. 2 alarm clock.; it; gang.- shotgun; dishes;* ((Hiking uK’tisll-; tanned fruit and vegetable*; pop corn; crocks and buckets; thermos Jug; scales; arctics and gum boot-; brushes and Hcissors; l.awii mower; gardeti plow; ho ; rake; shovels; stoop siiovtd; :: band saw-; ax; hammer, wrecking liar; leaf rake; buck saw"; I" Inkling cans; •.praying outfit; step ladder; drum; 10 gal kerosene*; ft rtilir.ci , coal; many other articles too uumerotis to mention TERMS CABH MRS. IDA B. WOLFE ADMINISTRATRIX G Remy Bieriy, Attorney. Ailrtioiii i r L< \V ’‘Bud* Suni>iii.

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I increase In acreage la*t fall and the mod at loss In the winter, the acreage I* still lielow the average of the last five year*. The production Indicated is 90 percent of the 1933-42 average. Half rtf the 417.000 acre* of tye seeded last fall will l»c harvested for grain. A yield of 13.5 "bushels per acre is expected. The indicated production is 1,586,966 bushel* or 95 percent of the 1933-42 aver' age There arc 306.0(H) ton* ot hay stored on farms, a* compared to 313.000 tons last year and a 10year average of 352,000 tons The heavy rainfall 1n April resulted in a high condition for hay .crops of !»l percent of normal. Pasture at 79 percent of normal Is lower than hay because iow temperature slowed the growth of grass needed now — . o Gravity of the sun Is estimated to be about 27 time* greater than that of the earth. tpsulntmeat »f *<Q»lata4ra«air *;alale In. I«7ti N-tl.e f* hereby given. TbsJ the underafafv-d lta« been appoint-,! Administrator of the --tale of l.tda M ty Watkins late of Adams County, <t«- -)-),« eatale Is probably sol1 veirl. J Bay, AdnilnlitCtutor f-Vrsl L. I.ltirrrr, tit«>rae> May 9-l«-22