Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 24 May 1944 — Page 5

IhESDAY, MAY 24,1944.

Wei Reports M. RgPORT OF LOCAL MARKET® fof > BLjrr. * l -' , ’ RAV * CO ‘ lI|L klMt «* •’ fr«rn», Crolfritia, Wiltshire ■L, twlvtd •W dfl 7 12:90 p. rn. '’■'>• -<■ SB Ml “25 K , 10 75 ■K l-’OO M >17.-. ■ik - ■ 10 "" .. o2j sfi " gggw •• - 600 ■ 97i Mml 8 00 M 8.... 1500 Ww HW JRK' 11 00 W 2. — IMoLESAIE egg ano WButry quotation* S[ Furnlshsd by O&U' Egg 4 Poultry Co, Phono 168 Cornel"'! May 21. brown eggt, «7. iff — 22 c ■B--* 1 ■ * snil fry ” r " -- 2lc |Mk - Mr ;■ ■:• 28c MM. - 26- ( ’ • . ..XS . 16c ||M. white...... 18c WAYNE LIVESTOCK May 21 Lik-sl.m idy Not buy . Weight 100 lbs 1125; 150 to i.-.o n>H !<•.',)»; 12<I to 130 . 120 n>1 -I.IKR X 50; male spring Hn I’.’." y..tilings 12.00, b livestock |Kjt.' IV'HHI, very alow; rood I i hole.. IXO to P. 77 the top; 2XO to 300 |H:S •■ to 170 ff>s to 55n n>. until 99'' approximately .alves: Xoo; ' ■■'■■• b'd steers ami |M** oi'dio’i. giade steady to .riades active; top tigii oil crop: tanner < .•*« steady at 9.60 HH ° u -“ st'-ady. with weighty offerings Io 12.35 and |HU' hud-- to 13.50 and hot to 25 cents HV >: 1 *‘"" flock cattle |B» fttle sold early ‘ It .11 C Colorado fed lambs held above 15.50. load fed wooled wed- ||..|<| ,ii )l( ve 15.35; deck to low medium light lambs sold 13.25 to 13 35. B9* !1 ' ! .Imo. f,d shorn lambs at , .... down; on rcatternatives. M'*NAPOLIS livestock May 24 — (UP) - k: EM IS'"* fresh. 9,500 hold--19’ 1 ”* seiierally steady, 180 M* 112*.7. IXO-270 lbs , 513X0; Mr ih *- ”1 77. sl2; 330 310 lbs . •’!> Si. 100 159 lbs.. 110 25 • 110.80110.85; estlH 9 "'‘X li"ldovcr, 15.000 or more s active and steady to • ‘»*s fully steady, bulk and grrod. 111-115.75; • f ’rllngx, |H 50-115.75; h<df •"”T medium and good. 111 • Iff cow», 110-113; can- ■ <n 'l "Utters. 17 19.75; vealera • •■ ak at 117 top. Ibo, < 4l ] aintl undertone ■■ '* medium and good spring • 111 50. ■ Cbic ( g 0 Grain Close July 181%-to,; Sept 1.59%.%; May (1915) :, ' 4: B,pt 71% %: °’' A,h *•*•«<•* ■UhK ELEVATOR COMay 21. ‘object to change «urin< day. « I‘llwed at elevator. ? I’o iuL 3:!ib - ‘••d.i.™ y” fcwj.'' - 9 » Mr buahai teaa. —• Mr IM

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LOCAL CLAMIFIED *| A3VMTIIINQ RATU I Minimum Bar fleet Inaertlon 80a | One Time, Per Warn! v/.. Additional Inaertlona | Far Ward, Per Day 1t j Card es Thanks iq, ! Obituaries Verses R.eoluI tlana 91 > Menus, run menu etyle..___ fi Nstlcea, Cap Heads, 8-pt I » body„_ ' Picas desp, one column) | Insertion Deadline ' Copy must be in office by •v•?' m " on^a y through i Friday, Saturday deadline i is 9 a. m. 1 — ' FORSALE FdM dALE~-Complete Has of wiring supplies and fixtures. Uhrlck Bros. Phone 180. 40 ts FOR BALE—Garden lolf “f3?-fosa and fun, near G. B. |65 or 15 monthly. Good building lota with abstracts in all sections from 1175 cash. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 35-tr K)R SALE Two uiod.ru iu w ' homes on Stevonson street. ’ Kitchen, bath, living room, twe bedrooms, full basement. Immediate possession. Down payment r< low as 110 ft to responsible war workers. ' Rest like rent. Hob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 122-« t i f'OR SALK—-Plants: sweet pota to, yams, celery, mango, pimento, hot pepper, cauliflower, kola rabi. brass* Is sprouts, egg plant, early and late tomato and cab- , bage. Also flower plants. Open evenings. Mrs. William Strahm, , 339 N. Ninth street. 122g6tx FOR SALK —Brooder houses? big i line to chooee from. Immediate delivery. Geneva Hatcheries, B. C. i Stucky, Phone 158 Geneva, Ind. 87-ts FOR SALE7 Six room alT~modern house. Garage and fruit trees. Very nicely land scaped. PosaeMilon nt once. M. It. Donnelly, Phone 234. Berne, Ind. 123-2tx FOR SALE — Baby chicks now hatching. Pullorum tested. AAA quality, bred for heavy egg produc- ’ tion. Order your broiler chick* for layers now. Open each evening except Wednesday evenings. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Ind. Phone B <- 105-ts M()fOßS'= - arry a complete line of electric motors, including %. 1-3, %. % hp. Also a complete , line of electrical supplies. Arnold & Klenk. 88-ts ENTERPRIS E~8( )L<) ( OAT~One i coat seals and covers. An oil paint for use over Wall Paper, plaster, wood, nic-tal, casein, wallboard and other surfaces. Washee perfectly. Something new. No water paint. Only 12.79 gal. Arnold A Klenk. 103-ts FOR""BALE 2 r«gister«-d Holstein bulls, 12 months old; 1 burner Perfection oil stove. E. Relfsteck, 1 miles north, % mile west of Magley. 1223tx FOR SALE Four blacks from G. E or Central Soya, three year old F.H.A. houae, extra big lot. Two bed rooms. Jiving roottr, kitchen, dinette, modern bath, built-in cupboards, hardwood floors, basement arranged for recreation. Possession, 15 days. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 122 6t FOR SALE Durham bull weight POO Clarence McKean, mile north 2 miles west Monroe. 122-3tx FOR SALE Brailh y ruling < cultivator; McCormick-Deering 5ft. mower. R. H- Buuck. Preble Phone. 122 3tx ( jr(J)|i SALE All kinds of~gi7i-l. ii plants. 10 cents dozen. Henry Haugk. 201 S. 10th St. b 123 stx FdR BALfi—2 living room suites; kitchen table. 1 chairs, 2 floor lamps, chrome bird cage and stand; dresse% like new, sixe 38; shoes, slxe 6%. 311 Madison SI. Phone 691 123-Jtx fojF SAfLE Half l.i**d Scottie pups. Pholle 116 ti. 1109 Elm Street 123-2tx f(HI~SALE 5 ■oom house. 608 In-1 diana street. 12.000. Preble phone 50. FOR SALE Early tomato plant 721 Walnut Si g MMMI YOER CHICKS will do Inner, your cost less. If you feed Bcco Chit k Starter. 13 85; with C Ka-Gene, 13X5; Beco Chick Grower. 13.10; Beco Laying. 13.10. Burk Elevator Co, Phone 25 and 888. J SALE Ponies and horses, also saddle tack and equipment. T. Mitchell, Van Wert Fair Grouds, Van Wert, Ohio. g 108 Tx UOR BAtt -L®i»~Ch ev 2-door *>'■ dan; excellent condition; cen bo seen 133 N. bth «L after 3-3” P m 1214 U I MM sAtt - 4 Ham> shire male bog T*o aos* with 17 pig* Oliver Hsli. 1 Mill* Ml! Tocsin.

FOR SALE -Immediate poeseNiou. , “’ w F H A house. Studa-baker street. Two bed rooms, living room, kitchen .with built In cupboard-*, bath with recessed) tub, hardwood flootw. Full basement. Owner left stale. Will be redecorated. 1707 down, root S2B monthly. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. . beaut iful “ post *war building site. Twenty acres between two paved roadr three miles north of Decatur on nice hill with small creek Barn, poultry house, fruit trees, garden. Walking distance to school and store. On bus line. 12.5WL Bob Heller. A Good Reahy Service. Phone X7O. 121k8t ■ -o WANTED SEWING MA CHI NE if EPAI II ING - All makes. Needles, oil bePs, parts. Boardman's 115 South First. WANTED—Radios u> rogair. (fibrick Bros. 281-ts U ANTED—6,OOO garment hangars In good usable condition Sheets Bros. Cleaners. 112-ts WAN'DI-JD Ride lo Meveranc Tool Co.. Bluffton Road, Fort Wayne. Must be at work 7 a. m Phone 1549- IM-gtf WANT ED—Loans on farms. Eastern money. Low rates. Very Bberal terms. See me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33-m w-f WANTED— Tractors to repair by experienced mechanic. Specialise in John Deere tractorw. Phone 381. Willasn McClure. 605 Indiana St. 101-Tx WANTED 500 lawn mowers to sharpen. Phone 1058 a< Frank Schmitt residence. 213 S. First St. WANTED To buy electric refrlgPhone 843-T 121-I»3’ WANTED Hemstitching and bultonhole making. Mne. Boardman, 415 South First. 104-26* MISCELLANEOUS FREE ESTIMATES for roofing, sidIng and John Manville rock wool insulation. Saves fuel, spells com fort, health, security. Boardman. Phone 411. 104-28 t FARM - LOANS at'l% for 6, 1. 16, 15, 20, 30, 35, 40 years. No charge to the borrower, borrower can pay any amount at any tlms on the principal. Drop tn. a lino and 1 will call on you. C. D. Lewton. 258-T THE NEW DISCOVERY that prevents moth damage from 2 to 5 years, even after many dry cleanings. ix called Mirra Moth immunises. Western Auto Store, ill South Second St. 122-3 t Hmove dead horses, cows, hogs, otc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phono charges. The Stadler Prodneta Co. 15-ts ROOFING, sTfMNG ' Now la 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 A Klenk. 88-ts LOST AND FOUND LOST l.adi'H rt-'i and" black bil - fold, containing money anJ valuable papers. Reward. Phone 11X5. 122 3tx LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN~~ Black Sheppard dog, 4 white feet. Phone 986-T. 123-3tx FOR RENT HOI’SE FOR RENT on coriv-r of Eleventh and Elm. g 123-2tx o Rummage Sale. Methodist church basement. Friday afternoon and all day Saturday. N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30 12:30 to 6:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted F— —»—— Sewing Machine Repairs • • for all makes. Expert workmanship. Work guaranteed. Write or call SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 120 K. Wayne St FL Wayne I

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Myifkyina Battle Rages Sixth Day Cornered Japanese Battling To Escape Southeast Asia iL-adquarters. Kandy. Ceylon. May 24 IGF) — Chinese Infantrymen have cleared the Japanese from the railway and road function on the west edge of Myitkylna, a communique said today, ae bloody fighting raged through the city’s be rr haded streets for the sixth straight day. The communique revealed that the cornered Japanese were counAxeolnt.nrnt of SduOniatrator ■ Vo. 4OMO N'.itl.-e Im hereby given. That the un<l<-r*lgned ha.« been apt’olnte.l Admlnletrater of the <»tat« of Herman <l. Ata, l»t* of AdaniM County, deceased. The e»ta*te Ix probably solvent. llrh’& It iux'-rnmn. Admlnbitrator ft. 11. Heller. »Horsey May 9,19 H Stay 10-17-2<

1942 HYBRID Seed Corn per bushel Two varieties; in flats and rounds. BURK ELEVATOR CO. |i"lß SAID TO THE THIEF - - *'lt makes no difference to Jones if we operate inside his house or outside. His Residence and Outside Theft Policy insures both ways.” Do you have this insurance? • * I *» Suttles-Edwards Co. Agents Decatur, Ind. Niblick Store Bldg. Srpmrttftq The JbM . Ssmy Coapeay of He«tfM< Coaa. a llllllftllllll

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing “NOT THE SALT OF THE EARTH’’ |A MERE HANDFUL IN FOPE7E'S| [a GlFl FROM ME TO )| [GET use his pepper ll> u,IMS y fP) - W F 1, • :2 &X f ltz JBL aiffSJx Wl ■ V"wBW ~" ' K* > /ißw 4k tc rL’rl VJ I V? WJtf. „ - <• — | 1 ; BLONDIE OUT OF NOWHERE! By Chic Young a| »HgT HL LOCK THE II'TT I P 1 “ v ~'\J ' / V TmaK PRIVACY J A "X in § ’fef' .X X. 4 h« mn.f4 'fk_ X s'2+

tcr-attacking repsacdly from Myit kylna’s western and southern outskirts in a dexperate attenvpt to break out of the tightening Allied trap. Chinese units beat the enemy steadily hack into the city, however. despite torential rains that hampered their a< rial support and slowed all ground operations. No important changes were reported In the opposing positions Inside the enemy stronghold, where the Japanese were dug in behind log barricades for a battle to the death, Allied forces last were reported holding about one third of the city, and pushing the enemy slowly back toward the Irranvaddy river, which flows along the eastern edge of Myitkylna. .More than 40 miles to the west, Ghinese troops continued their slogging advance southward thro|{h the Mogang valley toward KamaIng. .while British Chlndit forces closed In from the south. Meanm’hik:, a Chungking communique reported that Chinese troops In China's northern Honan province had laun<h<*d a general counter offensive throughout the province, scoring initial successes al several key points. ■V 8. Hth air force figh'ers and flghtcr-ibomhers supported Chinese ground operations, bombing and strafing enemy troops and armored forces and shooting down at least four planes. o MARKETS AT A GLANCE By United Press Stocks irregularly higher In moderately active trading. Bonds higher; U. 8. governments quiet. i Ctiftl) stocks irregular Chicago stocks Irregularly higher. Cotton up as much as 35 cents a bale. Wheat and barley steady, oats off as much as 1% cents; Rye off as much as 2%. Chicago livestock: Hogs steady, cattle strong to weak; shetfp steady. — o First Canadian cheese factory In Canada was established in Ontario providence In 1X73,

PUBLIC SALE In order lo settle the estate of the late Mrs Rachel Lehman, w. will aen at publie atietlon wnho.it reserve »h.- f.llowiiic described properly located ut 523 West Water Street. Beni. , Ind.. <>n Saturday, May 27, 1944 Beginning at 1:00 P. M. 7 Room Modern House, slate roof, and full bar ment. I rooms and barh down, and 3 rooms with 2 clothes clo .is upstair- Ah.. in porch, flood barn which has be.-n rearranged for ... i 0.. g. Hen house 7gix Several good fruit trees, and extra nice shad trees This is considered one of the best locations in the town of Bern.. on paved street, close to churches and school, inside of highway and railroad, an opportunity you can not afford to miss if you are looking for a good location in town TERMS: 25% of purchase price cash on day of sale, balance when abstract and deed will be delivered. I’o*-ession when atisfactoiy settlement lx made Heirs of Mrs. Rachel Lehman, Owners PERSONAL PROPERTY At the same time and place the undersigned will sell the follow Ing personal property: G. E sft electric refrigerator; Maytag electric wadi r. 2 pie-e living room suite; dining room suite; sewing machine: buff-t; kitchen table and chair; studio couch; kitchen cabinet; kitchen table; 2 di sets; 3 beds with springs and mattresses; single 1.--. I with spring and mattress; good oil move; wash stand, rocking chair; oil heater: electric iron; electric toast* r.'ball tree; 2 mirrors; lawn chairs; step ladder; garden hose; iron kettle; lard pres-.; meat grinder; Edison phonograph; carpenter tools; dishes and cooking utensils, oil drum iml many other articles. TERMS -CASH HOWARD LEHMAN, Adm. of MRS. RACHEL LEHMAN Estate I CONSIGNED: Good 9x12 modern d- sign rug with pud other I 9X12 rug; 2 dining room tables; 2 beds with inings; book < i on.di I table; electric radio; foot stool; some chairs; 16gal. laundry kettle I with Jacket; 2 end tables; lawn mower. I Jeff Liechty—Auct. I First Bank of Berne—Clerk. ■- - -

Polish Mission Has Arrived In Moscow National Council May Be Recognized Jxtndon, May 31 H P)— Political observers said today that the arrival in Moscow of a mission from the newly-formed Polish national council may foreshadow Russian's recognition of the council as a provisional government of Poland In the place of the exile regime in London. The “recent” arrival of the mission was reported by the president ot the L'nlou of Polish patriots in Moscow In a statement distributed by the official Soviet news agency TASS. The statement said the mission went to Mohiiow from German- occupied IPoland to establish contact with the Allied governments and to learn ot the activities of the t'nion of Polish patriots in Russia and of the first Polish army fighting with Russia. The Union's statement said PoHelt hopes iu the exile government In Ixmdon had provided “futile." “The Emigre government not only has failed to wage a struggle NOTICE! We are now buying all grades of Paper stock at present market price. Also want Scrap Iron, Rags, Rub I ber. Batteries, Auto Radiators, Brass. Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, ' Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire and Tin. But Not Tin Cano. All kinds of ecrap Is essential j for war purposes. We are also buyers of Beef | Hides, Calf Skins, Sheep Pelts, Tallow, Fate and Greases, Oid Lard, etc. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Monroe Phone 442 ■

against the Invader*, not cnly has called upon the people io be paemlvc. but Iran denounced Polish pat. arlote who fought the Hitlerites, and went as far as to allow the hedtla) extermination of partisan units and the wliy murder of Individual leaders fighting for the national liberation of Poland.” the etatement said. Warn Growers Line Up Shipping Containers Fruit and, vegetable growers in the midwest were urged today by John E. Scott, area Mup<-rviaor of the office of dietribution. war food ' administration, to line up an ado- 1 quate supply of snipping cobtaincis

SALE CALENDAR MAY. 26 THOMAS D. KERN. corn, i Seventh A Mai-hull sts. Frank Dellinger, auct MAY 27 MR. 4 MRS. KENNETH WOODHALL. h<>u-. hold goods, o)<! First Stat.- Bank building Chris Bohnke, Auct. MAY 27— HOWARD LEHMAN. Adm Mr- Rachel L-hman, 523 West Water street Berne, House and Personal Property. Jeff Liechty. Amt MAY 29 C. B HETZEL. 112 N 4th st.. Decatur Hou-ehold goods. Roy S Johnson, am t JUNE 6 MRS. JOHN SSLL. If miles Northwest of Defiance, Ohio, Well Improved 110 Acre Farm J. F. Sanmann, auctioneer. MEN WANTED For Essential War Work All Shifts Ages 16 to 60 Learn Wire Mill Trade Inspector* and Shipping Clerk*- Needed Employment Office Open H a. m. to 5 p. m. Hiring according to WMC regulations. PHELPS-DODGE COPPER PRODI CTS CORP., INCA .MEG. DIVISION Lincoln Highway East Notice of Sale of Real Estate The undersigned. Ford I. Litterer as adminixtrator with the will annexed ot the . ,tah- of Ernst Schlickman, deceased hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of Hie Adams Circuit Court as such administiatm h< will at the hour of l<> mt A. M on the 2nd Day of June 1944 at Ilia office in Hi. Morrison Building located at ill South Secund Street in the City <•> Ih-eatur, Indian.i and from day l< day then after until sold offer for sale at privat) sale all of the Interest of the said decedent In and to the following described real estate in Adams County in th. State ot Indiana, towlt: Inlot number 2XI in the Fir t Addition to the town (now city! ot Deiaiur, Indiana, except therefrom: Commencing at the southeast corio r ot said Inlot 2XI. lhenc< north along the west line of First Street twenty <2"i feet. thene< west parallel with the south line of -aid lot Seventy (7o» feet, thence i-oilth parallel with th. .n-t line of ■‘aid lot twenty <2'»i feet, theilc. east along the south line of aid lot seventy (7't> fe t to th< place of beginning. Then- is located on said describe.) real estate a two story frame dwelling holts, with fllrnact and modern plumbing Th. said -al. will !>.- mad - subject to the approval <>; said Court and for not le s than th. full appraised value of said real eslat. and ii|h>ii the following terms and conditions; At least one third ot the purchase money must l» paid cash in hand on th. day ot sal. and the Imlanci In two equal Installment■>. onethird payaid. tn nine months and one third p.iyabl. in eighteen months evidenced by note, of thpurchase! bearing s', interest from date waiving relief ..nd providing for attorney- fees and s< cured by niortgag.- on the real . state sold. The piirijiaser shall hav. th. privilege of paying all cash If so desired' The purchase! will b< futni-hvd an alixtra. t of title brought down to date. FERD L LITTERER adininisfr.itoi with tin will annex'd of the < dam of Ernst Schlickman, deceased. F. rd L Litterer Atiorne)

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Immediately or face the probability of inadequate supplies to market their product*. “If prospective crops ot fruits and vegetables materialize, there won'! be enough shipping contain«*rs to move the commodities to market unless producer* line up their container r.-qulrementa early and take advantage of availabis supplies of salvaged containers.” Mr. Scott warned. Mir MH «as raifur KMlimr 'k.t. h»Mi I- h**rt0 f '> Khrn; Tha..» th* UH>h t»been A«t:i»lfii“.t".it'ir :»f »-Mat** «»f I’hrliH trim N Ja.’*' «»f County, «i»d •<<»>» «I Th»' estate i* probably Nolva *n<. blam J Ilians. AiliuhiiMlraXor |»r k A Hr k «•••. ttlnrar>« May »l-3l June 7