Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 118, Decatur, Adams County, 17 May 1944 — Page 5

IhESDAY, MAY 17.1944.

Met Reports rsfort oF uocau |LK rqrEIQN maRKKT® for flurr. Murray a co. fi , - kln< fe of llvsotook at per**. Craiffvlll*, W WHlshlr* |eL t » «**y da * v-*> p- •»»• RE ~~~~ jßcorred' l May 17. E:'- 1200 K |b». 11:00 K. 1200 1M 12 00 io.oo K ibs " ™ |K 5 00 ■ V 8.00 Brtolce) H W ■ 14.50 B*, 1100 Mr ~ _ «.oo SiOLEOALE EOG ANO ■ultry quotation* |r Furnlshsd by ■nr Egg A Poultry Co M Phone IM Corrci t'd May 17. ■yrc- White eggs26c Ksnp' brown eggs, MT a? 26 ‘ ■ « c K broilers and fryers 21c K ~ ... 24c ■fryer. 28<Mi? ri: '’" rs — 2 ® c Hotter* —2O c Hgers aud xtags — 15c ■4a U ’bite 18c Mricaco LIVESTOCK Kt„ May 17 — (UP) — : H ll ( »00; alow, steady on Hjh'- and «tw»; good and Mi*" R’* comprising M> 'i>l'|di'-K al 13.75. the Hod and choice 280 to 330 M|7s-1215. few good and Ml5O to 170 tbs. 12.00 to M ( ,,i and choice 350 to 550 Ke Win to 10.85; approx I- ■ I-"*' o unsold, largely aupMe 12.000, calves: 800; fed ■ aud yearling* strong to 25 Mttghrt. early lop 16.90 with ■bid. general bulk steers M* 16 75, ix-ifcr* shared eteer ■e. beat 16.25; cows strong, ■rani', hulls strong to 15 ■ higher: weighty fat bulls ■ 1« m 15 cents up; vealers ■ cutler cows, 9.50 down; ■ gisid 14'i'. n». lieef cows ■ ii’ivi' market on heavy fat ■at 125" to 13.50; weighty ■ offerings to 12.15; veal- ■*' dnwn ■P 2,000: no early sales ■ limbi. bidding steady at ■ 4"» nno uniformly good ■m<-i' wooled lambs on sale; ■e Colorado spring iambs ■Pxtve 15 25; load common Bnu old crop shorn lamb ■ pelt .old about steady at ■ siarce. fully steady; Blot choice shorn ewes No. 1 BiJo; few Jots good shorn BJN; very thin light culls ■t down to .100. fc NAPOLIS LIVESTOCK ■“•Poll*. May 17—(UP)— ■"Uvastock: B k hogs T.ooo : holdovers I generally steady; 160 to ht 12.85; 180 to 270 lbs. I *7B to 330 tbs. 11,75 to I *» to 400 n»s. 11,50 to 1 ■'*> to 150 lbs. 10 25 to ! •"•r 10.60 to 10.75. He l.Mst; calves 600; steers “ifers fully steady; cows I- ••*tr top io.oo for good thoi( " 10.72 to 11.55 lbs.; “good grade mostly 14.65 heifer top 1500; most * <"od grade 14 26 to 14.75; 950 to 13.00; canners , *• 700 to 9.50; vealm ’ "»P 16.50. *7 WAYfMg LIVESTOCK 1 *«yne, Ind. May 17 — -Livestock: P mrket steady. Buying 10 270 n,,! Weights »• 11.75; MS to 400 «»: I*o to 200 lbs. 12.75; *iw n>». I2M . 160 lr) I<4 , J‘J® “» iso n>*. 10.75: >«' lbs 10.50; 120 to 130 "? 5; lot) to 120 lb». io.oo. l * y> ; •'««• 8.50; male calves 16.00; spring i.n yfeßr,,n « B «-®®; S 2 R * ,M **’»»«▼ UR * elevator co Corrected May 17. *** 8 ’ •object j> change u ./Bring do F . ’ ®»Hvered at elevator. | haul tty. JI. ’’Uc!!r IgJ J Corn ui.::." ‘S 3.M Ft*. *• *“»*1 1*«. * ssr IMiMA u *-Earx.

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——- . LOCAL CLASH Fl ec ( advertising RATES I Mlwlmum for n m Insert km ao« I Ono Time. Per Word 114. Additional insertions 1 Per Word, Per Oay 1( j —■■l IIS Card of Thanks gga Obituaries Verses, R. wlu . tlonsMenus, run menu stylo.—|i ' Notices, Cap Hsada, Spt body. (II picas deep, one column) | ♦ ■ * Insertion Deadline Copy must be in office by Ila. m. Monday through fnday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE FOR BALE—Complete line (it wlr leg supplies and fixtures. Uhrick Bros. Phone MO. 40 . U i’OR SALE—Garden lots for food and fun. near G. E. |65 or |5 monthly, flood building lots with abstracts in all sections from |175 cash. Bob Heller, A flood Realty Service. Phone 870. 354 f FOR SALE — All kind* of garden plants. 10c doxeu Henry llaugk. 204 South 10th St. 118-4tx FOR BALK ’5<F W ei-k old Rirnde Island Red chicks, a real value In AAA chicks at >14'35 per 100 Gambles. 118-2 t FOR SALE Six ph nd pup* For sale or trade for hay loader, factory made buck rake. G. H. Kraner, % mile south of Wren, O. POR SALE— One 6-gal. cow; one heifer and a sorrel mare. Edwin J. Fuelling, route 3, Decatur, phone 523 D. a U7-2tx FOR HALE Kolilei and Campbell upright piano In good condition. Ptione 8043 or Inquire at 415 So. Fifth street. 117-g3tx FOR SALE — Brooder houses, big line to choose from. Immediate delivery. Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky, Phone 156 Geneva, Ind. I7tf FOR SALK One 10-20 McCormick Deering on rubber. 1 Irish Fordsou, 1 Oliver corn planter, new; 1 Oliver tractor pull type corn planter, 1 Oliver 6 foot mower, new; 1 McCormick Deering 6 foot mower, 1 Oliver buck rake, 1 tractor fourrow tool cultivtaor, 2 tractor discs, 1 tractor plow. Craigvllle Garage. g 1164 t frOR SALE — Baby chicks now hatching. Pullorum tested, AAA quality, bred for heavy egg production. Order your broiler chicks for layers now. Open esch evening except Wednesday evenings. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Ind. Phone 84. 505-tt iffbf()Rs~w.;' carry a complete line of electric motors, Including ’4. 1-3, %, Ai hp. Also a complete ! line of electrical supplies. Arnold A Klenk. 88 ts ENTKRFRI3K “SOlA)(OAT One coat seals and covers. An oil paint for use over Wall Paper, plaster, wood, metal, casein, wallboard and other surfaces. Washes perfectly. Something new. No water paint. Only 12.79 gal. Arnold A Klenk. 103 ts Ftfk SALE -Internatlonar I'i ton truck, good tires, good condition. R. L. Leßrun, Willshire phone. 88-gtf FOR SALE - Two~ycarling calves and a grade Ayrcshire bull. Call 69741. 116-3 t HVft SALE ~Alma - Silver Moon house trailer. 1940 model, like new. good rubber. 1015 Russell St. Phone 5193. g H 6 3tx FOR SALK Baby bed. springs A mattress, and player piano. Phom 3271 117i2x Foil SA Lkl~ A spa rag uc. come and cut IL 10c pound. Otto D Bit’bsrlcb, route 2. 11712 X FOR BALK Yam and awe ! pot.ito plants and other garden and flower plants Open evening*. Mrs. Win Htraism 339 North 9tli Street. 117-5! FOR SALE Hybrid - seed corn'. Few bushels of 608 and 435. See L. A. Graham. 117-7vt» Foil's ALE Gray team mans * and 11 years, wt. 3350, excellent farm team. Clifford Houk, Hoagland, Ind. 117-3tx FOR-SAil? — Ponies and saddle! horses, also saddle tack and equipment. T. Mitchell, Van Wert Fair Grouds, Van Wert, Ohio. g 108 Tx o Chicago Grain Closes Wheat: May 1.73% bld: July 1.66'4: Sept. 1.61 %■%; D<* I ® l '4 Oats: May *2 bid; July 77%; asked; Sept. 71%; Dec. 70% bld. N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOUM: . 1:30 to 11:30 «• • :0 ° Mturpaya- fi:00 p. *• Telephone 135 Eye« Examined Glasses Fitted

WANTED S»< nl« SH-aiiunO •All makes. Needles, oil belts, parts. Boardman's 445 South First. Wanted Radtoo to repair. Uhrick Bros. 3«i-cff WANTED 6,o'St garment hangam in good usable condition Sheets Bros. Cleaners. 112tf WANTED Hemstitching and but- 1 tonhole making. Mrs. Boardman, 445 South First. 10446 t WANTED XlirFfor work in small apartment. No children. No washing or Ironing. »h« »n«' 681 116-3 t WANTED Stenographer for law office. DeVosa & DeVoss, 157 8. Second St. 117-3 t WANTED Applications for Saturday work and full time. Morris su,re - 117 2t WANTED 'Two girta for ’Drive-in service, also woman for part time cleaning. Bellmont Drivein, Phone 278 JlB-3tx FIELD SALES MANAGER WANT ED Well-known feed company with national distribution wants a qualified man for a Held salw manager. Here is an opportunity for real earnings for the man who ha* excellent ability and experience. It Is not necessary to have previous experience In the feed business, but you must have demonstrated sales, training and management experience. Age 30 to 48 years. Salary, expenses, bonus. Essentia) industry; tires and gasoline available. Give complete details in your first letter. Box 241, care Democrat. ItxS WANTED Relined elderly woman to work 3 or 4 hours dally. Px-rm-anent local civilian employment. Write fully, 511 Citizens Trust Bldg , Fort Wayne. b 117-4tx WANT El) 500 lawn mowers to sharpen. Phone 1058 at Frank Schmitt residence. 213 8. First St. It MECHANIC WANTED inquire a' Steffen Implement Co. 115-g3t W A N T Ej~r~IUCNT ()ii ■ ~la'rg7. or two small rooms for storing furniture. Phone 1044. 117a3t WANTED- - Loans on farms. Eaatern money. Ix»w rates. Very liberal terms. See me tor abstracts of tills. French Quinn. 33-m v-f WANTED — A three burner gas hotplate. Cal! 1195. lißg3' WANTED Trsictoiii’to - repair' by experienced mechanic. Specialize in John Deere tractons. Phone 381. Willatn McClure. 605 Indiana St. 104-Tx WANTED tO'BUY — Used *bath tub. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 110-13tx MKCWLANEOUS FREE ESTIM ATES for roofing, aidiug and John Mairvillc rock wool Insulation. Saves fuel, spells cotn fort, health, security. Boardman. Phone 411. 104-26 t FARM LOANS at 6% for 6,7. 10, 15, 20. 30, 35, 40 yenrs. 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. Lewton. 358-T ne w Floods for old Rent our new floor sander, make old floors look like new. Inquire at Gamble's. Phone 429. 116-5 t FARMERS - ATTENTION We r» move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. Ws pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts ROOFING. SIDI NG - Now U the time to take care of that leaky roof. We carry a complete line of Carey roofing, siding and rock wool insulation. Call us for free estimates. We apply. Arnold * Klenk. 88-ts WILL' PARTY who has Ihicn lunch cloth, box of tatting and crocheting, and other items return. Reward. Phone 400. . llSgllx LOST AND FOUND FOUND Some money, owner pb-ase call 199. 118-2tx LOST latdy's blue Parker Ifountain pen, somewhere up town Can 447. Il«-3t Lt IST Browli bill - fold' < ontalnlng sum of money and valuable pap era. Carries identification, also gas ration book A. Finder please phone 1151. Reward. 116 3tx FOR RENT FOR RENT HoiMe 6<)7Winchester, elderly people preferred. Phone 1478. 118 2tx FO*R RENT — 3-room furnished apartment. Phone 1427 or 5672 b It ■■<> — — \<rri< 1; of nwi. wK'rri,EJ4K#T or r.rr v rr mi. w»t Notlee lx hereby given to Hie ereAitors, heirs and legatees of Thuinas Bess, (teccased b< in B'® Admiiih Circuit Court, held at Decatur,' Indiana on the Mh d*> <»f June, Kit slid show cause, if any. why the Final Settlement Amounts with tile « rtute of said d®< edent should not be aproved; and said heirs arc n<Mifle<l to then and they* rnak“ proof of lisiroMp. and receive tlielr distributive shares Dors «•»> .'u»tn:ntstratrix Feed L ttttarer. A«in»eey Decatur. Indiana. ». 1444. May le.b

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MARKETS AT A GLANCE Blocks firm In moderately active , trading. Bonds, higher; V. 8. gowntnenta ' quiet and steady. Curb stocks firm. Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Cotton steady. Wheat and barley fractionally lower; oats off I% C ; rye off 2c. Chicago livestock, hogs, steady; cattle, strong; sheep about ateady. — 0 Card of Thanks We wish to thank cur many friends and neighbors for their floral offerings and kind ansi stance the pastor for hie consoling words, and the singers .who assisted us in our recent le rrovemcni. Mrs. ilarve Smith and family —. PLAN EARLY OPENING (Contlnasd From p M » i) blue. The bath house has been painted white trimmed with blue and the cement floor has been painted a battleship grey. All of the water going through XOTIt y; OF PI Hl.n HKARIMi Publle Set»lo < ommlaslon «t Inginas Do-fart fan. Mg.A,| lii the matter of thv joint li'in Os IhiVM H. Teeple. Executor of tin- vatate of fmvltl F. T.eplr, d.-. erased. D H -A Fort Wnytw A Itortland Truck line seller, nrut Davol II T.-oi-lc M,. A Teeple. Julius I’ T. (falls, Anthony !•; Trrplr, Mark <’ . Bradrn. I> 11 a F -rt Wayne A Port bind Truck line, purchaser, for a|>iooval of the sale <ii>d transfer ‘-f ■ erttfh airs niHnhrrx 207-A. 1,2, and 3. and number .’><s—<’'*D Notice u herehy given that the Public K rvl.'c Coieiiiiroion of hirlbina will (-(induct public hearing In this catiM* In lot Hlaitc HoUsr ns.ms of coninilesion. Indianapolis. Ing 11:00 A. M. Monday June 1!(|l. Public participation Is reiiueatcd. Public Scrvho <’oni!nlssloti of Indiana. By |, W. '’annoii. Director Motor Vehicle Dept. lli'liaiuipoß*, Ind., 5*16-14. May 17 ■ . n———— IpiH.lntairM of tdmlMUinilnr Estate fan. IOM> Notice Is hereby given. That the undersign:.l ha* been appointed Administrator of the .-state of Herman <l. Ata. hit. of Adnins tlounty, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. Brice Bauserman, Adininimrator ■I. H. Heller. AHorney .May '.t. It'll May 10-17-24

ll l "lllll ll "ll] ASKS 516400 FOR BROKEN ANKLE This is the amount claimed against a property owner in court by a man who fell and broke his ankle. An accident could happen on your property. Do you have Public Liability Insurance? Suttles-Edwards Co. Agents Decatur, Ind. Niblick filers Bldg. CepcetMting The Xkfts Cssusbp mm> Ihulfllillll

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing- “GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP" HMR. APE, M 9 N IwRESTLING IS A CLEAN). I //“f ill REPUTATION AS J SPORT-1 SHALL NOT \L Al fl A REFEREE ISJ TOLERATE UNFAIR yL vX\ (Z WORK, H-j\^<xV WA L •’’jus i is \\O %\r VyTk /Ab Kr yP&V •'" - v >0 I Fy W7 I ('JL ' J jjpJ \• 1 ________- * a ' 7 BLONDIE READY FOR THE GLUEWORKS! By ( hie Young InmfiOOPKsil I (hello, fop) * I . /—H I (ALWhVS SO UCAPV] /GIVE US AS (hELPMEN.) 1 Y \ AMP TlflEP AFTER ( PIPE HOME. ) A ( WiLLMOU. < (WEREGOING) (HIS CW/S WOOK- ) YwiLLVOU?/ PEAR? ) /IDMEET< \THAT WILL CHEER) -J (papovat) Wk (/ _v ink ■HkL " T - // *Qc*' y ' st ; X i I '.’ hpPrirZc 10 ~~ ■ ; JBkwwD C«f» loSocinJ T«a«» %«4«»ie, WIbM mh* "•"•d S’FF

Agree To Restore Three Governments Allies Make Pledge To Three Countries Washington, May 17. — (UP) — Agreement to restore civil governments In Norway. Belgium, and the Netherlands after liberation today left the Allies with the hardest problems of that nature still unsolved — postwar governments of France. Poland, Yugoslavia, and Greece. There also is the problem of eventual restoration of civil government to Germany and her satellites. But that will be a matter of dictation by the Allies rather than an attempt at agreement. The broad policy already an nonneed by American military authorities is that there will be no military governments In the friendly occupied countries after liberation. The date department announced last night conclusion of agreements with the exiled Koverumetita of Norway, Belgium, and the Netherlands for restoration to them of "foil constitutional res)M>nslbi!ity" for civil administration "as soon as the military situation permits'' after liberation. Prior to that, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, supreme Allied commander. will have full responsibility lor civil administration in Belgium and Holland. In Norway the responsibility during the Invasion period will rest with "Allied commanders,” presumably American. British, and/or Russian. Tile Belgian and Dutch agree ments were with the United States and Great Britain, the Soviet union merely expreseing approval of the arrangements. The Norwegian agreement was with all three of the lilg powers, hinting that Soviet the pool Is filtered three time* each 24 hours. Chemical compounds known as sal soda and alum are added to the water, which precipates impurities so they are caught In the filters. Chlorine Is added in small amounts to kill the bacteria. Dan Perry. Decatur high school physical education instructor, and 'Mrs. Perry will be In charge of tho pool.

SALE CALENDAR MAY IX MRS. IDA B. WOLFE, -outheast corner Elm A stb ■' Lester W "Bud' Suman, Amt. MAY 29 C. B. HETZEL. 112 N 4th st., I lecatui. Hou e'hoid t<>ds Roy 8 Johnson, aud. MEN WANTED For Essential War Work All Shifts Ages 16 to 60 Learn Wire Mill Trade Inspectors and Shipping Clerks Needed Employment Office Open 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Hiring according to WMC regulations, PHELPS-DODGE COPPER PRODUCTS CORI’,, INCA MFG. DIVISION Lincoln Highway East

Russia may be planning military operation* In that theater. Presumably similar agreements should before Invasion time be made for France. Poland. Yugoslavla and Greece. But the problem in those countries Is with whom to make the agreement since the gov eminent* In each are In diapute. some among themselves aud *oin>' among the Allies. The pattern for the Belgian ' Dutch-Norwegian agreements was set In the RnssiaiiCzech agreement of last week But the latter was more specific, asserting that the Czech government shall assume civil responsibility "ar. soon as any part of liberated territory ceases to be a zone of actual war operations." o CITY TO COOPERATE (Continußd From Fsg* I) motor plumbing in the homes. The site has been approved by the state board of health. Approval was given the Johnson sewer petition on Elm street and the city engineer was Instructed to prepare plans and specifications The Yost Construction company was the only bidder on the pro posed Genehal Electric >ewer on Ninth street. The Yost bid was 11.992 for 532 feet of 12 Inch sewer and 82 per square yard for replacing 50 square yards of black top pavement. It was referred to I the street and sewer committee I in conjunction with the city engineer. George Sqtlb'r appeared befo:\: . the council to request the installation of cement sidewalk < and curbs along Oak street. He indicated he would return at a later t meeting with a written petition. ! Approval was glv. n the Nazar- , i'iie church for the laying of a ( cement sidewalk and a parking ( area along the west side of Its , building on North Seventh street, > A petition was filed by Virgil 1 Draper and others for the erection • of a light at the end of Cleveland I street, where it runs into Grant , street. It wa- referred to the 1 electric light colnttiittce. A permit to construct cement I sidewalks 111 front of lots 438 and 439 at the northwest comer of | 1 North Seventh street and Mar-1 I shall street was filed by Addle f Andrews and others. If was r< I ferred to the street and «ewer

committee la-land Hoekemeyer of Madikon township. Allen county, flbrd a petition asking for an extension of rural electric light and power lines. It was referred to the electric light and power committee. —..._,o_ „ , PURDUE DAIRYMAN (Continued From Pag* I) must be done now to make better herds in the future. Similar planning must be done in feeding and other requirement* of a good dairy program, he continued. 'Mr. Wallace also discussed the change* in the 4-H <-lul> program made nec<wsary by the war. A good 1 percent of the oid leaders arc In the I army or in war plants. A* a result, participation of the 4-H club work is almost entirely In the hands of •

Dividends for 90 Years ... we offer for sale a limited number * of shares in a well-managed Easterr. Insurance company which has paid dividends for 90 years. > • • • <he stock of this company is •elling at $29.50 per share and pays $1.20 per share dividend making it yield 4% on your investment. It is well managed and *•’ has an excellent future. Phone or write us lor Detailed I Bulletin Free U|h»ii R(*quest. I - - - - - > Leonard J. Fertig & Co. / Cisiiad Floor, Berry at Court St Telephone A 4152 FORT WAYNE 2, INDIANA -c MtbtOS CSICACO Stott tlCMllltE 11-I 1 -- —-—‘L ■ ■ Notice of Sale of Real Estate The undersigned Fertl I. Litterei as administrator with th< will annexed of the • -late ol Ernst Schlickman, deceased hereby gives nutlcf tli.it by virtue o! an order of the Atlatn* Circuit Court ar such adminlstratoi h. will at tin hotn ol lo tto A M on the 2nd Day of June 1944 at hl* office nt tin .Murrihoii Building located at lii South Second Street iti tin City ol Decatur. Indiana and front day !■ day thereafter until sold offer sot sale at private sale all of the Intetest of the said I decedent in anti tv the following described real estate in Adams County In tin State ol Indiana tow it. ittlot number 281 In the Fir»t Addition t< the town (now city) <>l lbvaiur Itidiaiui, except tiierefrom: Commenting at the sotitheaai corn* i ol said Into! 2*l. thettce north along the west litu of First Street twenty I2'll feel thence west patallel With the south line of said lot seventy t7'M feel, thettce rOUfh paralb I With the east line of said lot twenty t2<it feet, theiieu east along the south line ol ~ai<l lot seventy (7't) f< ■ t ti tin place of beginning There is located on said desctlbe*d real estate a two story frame dwelling lioiiH, whit furnace am! moele rn plutnltin.-; Th« said sale will be mad Hubje-et to tin approval of said Court and for not le-.s titan tin full appraised value ol said real e*iate and upon the following terms ami conditions: At least one third ol the purj chase money must In paid cash In hand on the day ol sal., and the balance in two ei|u:d installinent- onc-thlid payable tn nine months ami Olietiil'il payable in eighteen months, evielenced by notes of thepuit'hasei bearing 5 7 interest from date waiving relief ami providing lor attorney- le< and s<ciirc'd by mortgage on the real estate sold. The feme haset shall have the privilege ol paying all cash it so desired. Tin purchase) will bi furnished an abstract of title brought down to date. FERD L LITFERER A- administratoi with the will annex'd of the e*tal< of Ernst Schlickman, deceased Feid 1. Littei'er Wormy.

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the lM)j« and girls 12 year* old and younger. He was Introduced by L. E. Archl>old. Adams county agent. A report wa* made by Royal Sprunger. president, and Roy Price, delegate* on the state conventiM of the Lmns dull, held Sunday, •Monday and Tuewlay at South Bend LEGION AUXILIARY (Continued From r**o 1> from the- sale of the flowers. “We- have been selling these Memorial Day flower* fur 24 years and each year the poppy becomes more do*e)y identified with the American leeglon auxiliary and with our dMailded men We hope the service will continue indefinitely.” o— ——— Trade tn a Good Town — Decatut