Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 306, Decatur, Adams County, 28 December 1944 — Page 5

BjSDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1944.

Reports '■ kind* of livestock at W l ., , Beres. CralevHJa, ■ ,-a Willshire ‘ Dow* '• e * lV,d ’** ry day - "»• ’ lb ■• ■‘°' l co c0 »a»toBtoB ( >r Pbut>« 301. "b!« ''li>«d Coir'if' 1 * Dec. 28. *f! 3u j.i,-f- .a- 12.00 ■ > • ' N,*,, > 12 50 !2 -' w .......... oov ■ x cioicii 16.00 - •: 3 50 ~ HfHCUEIALE EGG ANO ».' 2 pM N ultry QUOTATIONS >erv Furnished by ' PRODUCE CO. Rhone WO Corp* Oil Dec. 28. "' ' >‘ : " i Ujers 23c ., 4 -• 23r St. Key - Sr |K ipnnstrs — 28<- — !*<■’ ead (tags 14c r |» - « c ;? az — *vc . r GRAIN MARKET IV ■ m»* riFVirno co CorrtiUd Hee. 28. - ■ during day. ' » / delivered at elevator. 'A - i' 3165 Wheal . 1.64 | ’ y 'K|taov Corn 1.60 1 soy Beam 2 04 * n..y R. am -1 86 ... Kkfßuu. 210 .1 Oat» 74 I [tala: .03 p*»r bushel les*. | Con: .04 per 100 laaa. to.b. tarn HIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Buuiwlu. Ike. 28 — (UP) - 3- Livestock; Bl 5.000: generally steady; to 4*v lb» 14 80; below lso .& 5 . •*» 45'*V. »owa mostly I to 14 05 Ik 9*o; calves 400; steers 1 Men alxmt steady: cows 1 Marly good steers and 1 lt» 14.00 to J 4.35; 5 loads | b grade steers 12.25 to | medium good light heifers o 13.50. good cows 10.75 to ratter and common 7.25 to j cannci cows 5.00 to 6.75; I i steady, top 18.50. < » 4.600. generally steady; | uk good and medium lambs | » 14.55; medium to low soslly 11.25 to 14.25; load and choice northwestern 15.15.

r !■ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK lx< 28 — il l*i — — Livestock: market ;wliv virtually <>h<- I>ri< . Igl■*»' on food anti choice bat an'! gilts 180 lbs. and over, ’»• 14.75 ceiling; a few good »boi«. ISO to 180 lbw. 14.25 sows also at 14.00 ceiling Haas; < oiuplete clearance v *H« 5,000; calves: 1,006; * f*<l steers and yearlings • steady; early top 17.25; Om and good grades strong to 15-50; heifers steady; very scarce, strong higher: sealers :in>ug 4 down: cutter cows 8.25; cow, 8.00 t„ 12.50, with fV* I,MI to 14.25 and better; D. •‘‘“■'h’y sausage bulls l.’tto fat beef bulls 13.50 to ’• ■*' easotially dull trade oil a ■Mcsttk. ’ *,000; little done early r lambs, bids and scat , talcs steady, asking stiotig | »•«>'•• 15.25 on good and , ~,J wooled westerns; load , »■■!> s'.ssi red lambs 11.65; year i ••'■ady, best good ami choin K Xearling wethers fall shorn ’ *ilh yearling ewes out 1 two loads common and ' ■r' 1 '" 1 Navajo yearlings 10 15. 1 ••“■year old withers out at ; aged ewes 6,75. I r <>RT WAYNE LIVESTOCK ■f* 1 Wayne. Ind., Dec. 28.- <1 1*» ■****ook: ■ market shady to 5c high K.‘* <w lbs.. H 4.70; 150-160 lit--140-150 lbs.. *13.50; i::n ilt> 413.25; 120 130 lbs.. 113; 100V K 112.75, ■***Bh». *1350; stags, *10.75; ■?' fcoss. *7.50. ■?***" *17.50; lambs. *11.5" w. I Chicago grain close ■ *’W May. U li; July , „ 51: ■*" ’* *»’4. May. ,1 i UI ; J1(ly , 14 „ ls ■ ; • •* w%. May. 44-65%; July .61 •*»% asked

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♦ ■— LOCAL CLASSIFIED advertising rates I Minimum for grat Insertion ids I I Ono Timo. For Word D/»* Additional Insertions Per Word. Per Dsy u ■very other day insertions, double the rate (per word) 3< ( Card of Thanks _ ! , Obituaries, Verses. Rosolutloaa Menus, run menu style _ >* i Nottcoe. Cap Heads. Apt i body __ (12 Picas deep, one column) ( Insertion Deadline Copy must be in office by II a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline id 9 a. m. ~foTTsalfT FOB SALE—Complete line of wiring supplies and flxtures. Übrtck Bros Phone >66 Wt( ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-ftegard-' less of your needs In the line of electrical supplies, large or small.' we can supply you. Including wire, heating elemenis. switches, bitures. etc. Arnold ft Klenk. 226-ts ton SALE Shuiiow well or pres-i sure cistern pumps. No priority' needed. Arnold & Klenk. 284-tfl K)R SAUD Black ioather*fi baby buggy Metal springs, gears and wheels. 5 piece breakfast set; porcelain kitchen sink. 6 miles’ eouth. 3 miles west. > 3 mile south Decatur, A Bauman, Monroe route ’• 304-g3tx foil SALE—Baddie Al condition. I 331 South Third after 5:00 ji. nt | Phone 1307. 304t3g FOK SALE Two base burners. reasonably priced. Phone 603. 305-2tx I*OR SALE — Semi-modern residence in Pleasant Mills. The Suttles Co., phone 358. Fun sale Do you naml heat this winter? Just arrived, shipment Genuine Estate coal Heatrols. See iK-catur Hatchery, dealer. 305-5 t FOK SALE Decatur I’. S approved controlled chicks hatching now. Order Jan. and Feb. chicks now and realise early broiler profits. Book ord* rs now (or spring delivery. Decatur Hatchery. Foil SALE Oil'- good <aif, two weeks old. Koy Miller. L mile west of Salem 3v6-a2t FOR SALE — Late model (•low-maid Dutch oven rant»e. 1 child’s small wagon. I steel rural mail box. I gas stove. Kalamazoo heatrola, A-l condition. Will be sold at Man E. .lohnsttn sale. gll FOK SALE -ISal.d hay. 2 horxve. I hutch< ring cow. Max Tim no::o6g:!t

RUSSIAN ARMY (Continued From Page It day Another 3,10'0 Hermans and Hungarians died in lit, in-cts of Budapest and its immedinl, approaches and 2.'"><» more surrendered in defiant < of a "stand and die" order from Berlin The casualties raised to almost 2”.ooo the number of enemy troops killed or captured in the past six days The bloody battle for lite city anpiarvd to be entering the annihilation stage as converging KusSian columns from the north, west gr.d south lamed Into the center of Buda, the main section on the west bank of the Danulx*. Thousands of Hungarians and Nazi elite guards still were buttling savagely from house IO hou <• early today, dynamiting and burning big sections of the city fell back into u narrowing pocket on the rivet bank Late n ports indicated the six big bridges ■cross the Danube had not bolt destroyed by nightfall yesterday, suggesting that the Nazis still hoped to fail back ucros.. the river into Best. ——— County Shrine Club Hold Family Party I.Memlmrs of the Adam county Shrine club and their families enjoyed a family night party .it the Masonic hall Tuesday evening Leo Kirsch led singing of appropriate sottgr l and Mrs. James Ku*iur. Jr., played several vibra-harp selecttlomt. 04. F. Sterns. Us Fort Wayne, "The Magic Man." entertained with various mystifying tricks. During the social hour, refreshments were acrvod by the committee.

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I WANTED 1 BE V?°’ ‘' ,AV HINE-REp-Aißm ! I>artJ‘‘n m 8 , Ne * ta, « ®«. b «IU. | l*rts. Boardman s, 445 South First. ! 284-25tx | ID. MAKE coveredTßOFklsorcover ed buttons, do hemstitching and make buttonholes. Mra. Boardman «5 South First. 2 84 25tx I A r^’ T^ l> ~ ,u ' ,1 »« ® rmirrOS rtik Bro*. Mut WANTED TO RENT — F or re _ aearch chemist, good modern home. Guaranteed rent. No com«b*aton. Bob Heller, a Good . Realty Service. Phone 870. 284ktf "ANTED-To buy auto fronf ’3'7 to ’42. Phone 502. b 301-6 t WANTED Riders to International Harvester. 7 to 3:30. Phone 1466 305-3tx W ANTED—Feeder pigs and hogs. i Stiefel Grain Company, Phone 3t»5-3t W ANTED—Loans on farms. Eastrn money, rateg Very !ib _ j ■' ii terms See me so rabstracta of I 'hie. French Quinn. 33 T-T-ts WANTED Job on farni.~xbare , proposition preferred. Call after ■’ p in or Sunday 5 tnilea south W’IILIiIk-. highway 49. Carl James. K 306-2tx MIS< •ELLA,\Eo|ih I FREE ESTIMATES for rooflngTßd>ng and John Manville rock wool ■Ustilation. Saves fuel, spells comfort, health, security. Boardman. PhOße 411. 284-25tj ADVERTISING — Future business depends on Today's advertising. ADVERTISE WITH - calendars., pencils, novelties. When it's adVertising . all phone 95 G Monroe, Ind., Phil Nussbaum. 294tfi FARMERS ATTENTfOir- We re I move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc ■ Deca’nr phone 2000. We pay all' Phone charzes The Stadler Pro ducu Co ig-tf NOW HATCHING Order broiler chicks now. Hatches each Tuesday aiid Thursday of each week from blood tested parent stock. Large demand for broilers, order now! Free book on how to raise baby chicks. We have plenty of f- ed. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Indiana, opening evenings except Wednesday, phone 84. 301 till Feb. 28 FOR RENT" PUB RENT 1 : MMg will: cellar, Ixtth. privilege of garden. < hit kens and *ow. I’oMesslon January 1. Tun II m, bl.l-K. 304-gst l.osi kNDFO’ NO LOST Lady’s wrist watch in uptown district, with initials MJH--37. Phone 174. g 3t»6-2t

o—— Reports Nazi Army Is Low On Gasoline Base Information On Captured Documents With Keventh Army On Western Front, In •<■ 28. - tl'i'i Five press release* fi’om the seventh army public relations office suggested today that the German army may be out of gasoline by the middle of January. . The releases were based on captured documents, statements of prisoner* and 'information reaching headquarters." One quoted a ruptured chemist and oil man as saying that at the end of September the gasoline resen - equalled only six weeks consuinptioll but that acquistion of Slovakian stocks might have been adequate for another two months. Another prisoner, who had been in supply regiment, said the regimental truck company could handle only 60 ton* of supplies daily and that frequently the truck* ran out of gasoline and had to get help from passing vehicles. A : ci ond release described a caplured order I -ued by Field Marshal Karl Von Kundstedt for the western theater operations on "conservation of fuel.” The order was aimed at elimination of all n<»n-essentia I trips and decreed that no motor transports-1 tioti should be used where railroads' were available. It further decreed that essential nips where railroads were not available should be made in Diesel propelled or charcoal burning vehicles, reserving synth, lie gasoline strictly for combat. Th, third release quoted a recent message from a supply section to a German division ordering extreme consorvation of fuel add giving proriiy tq funks and anti-tank weapons. It also included an observation from a prisoner that "due io the shortage of fuel, vehicles, particularly self-propelled guns and other artillery, could move only a few hundred yard* " A captured memorandum from a German workshop company to an artillery battalion was quoted in a fourth release: "Over three weeks ago your battalion received 20 liters of gaso-

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H»e with a promise to ratura it to us shortly. Please be kind enough to send the gasoline back as soon as possible Due to the shortage we can’t possibly do without it.” The hfth release said that information reaching seventh army headquarters revealed that due to the gasoline shortage the Germans had to cut the testing time for airplane engines from three hours to seven minutes and that lubricating oil not only was rationed in arms factories but was "cut 50 percent with waler." o Kokomo Mon Is Held For Slaying Nephew Kokomo. Ind.. Dec. 38—((UP)— ■Albert J. Conwell, 75, Kokomo, faced a grand jury inquiry today in connection with the fatal stale Ling last night of libs nephenr, Ralph Painter. 45. Lima, 0.. during au argume*t. Howard county Prosecutor Harry V. Forehand said he would aak for a grand jury investigation. Conwell was accused of stabbing Painter with a butcher knife Police said that he told them that Paiuter struck him for slapping Richard Morris. 9, and his sister, Jane, 16, etep-childrea of Painter. o Markets at a Glance By United Press Stocks higher in moderately active trading. Ronds irregular; U. 8. governments quiet. Curb stocks higher. Chicago stock* irregularly higher. Cotton up as much as 55 cent* a bale. Rye up as much as on*: cent a bushel; wheat, corn, oats and barley sUady. Chicago livestock; hogn fully steady, sheep steady to firm. _o —______ During the year 1941. the nation produced 375,000300 pounds of powder and explosives; in 1942 the figure increased to nearly two billion pounds; and in 1943 the nation produced over three billion pounds. Os 1.513 Norwich University. Northfield, Vt.. alumni in the armed forces. 1,053 are commisioned officers and 14 are general*.

i ■ ■ r '* ■ . . i . 1 ■ ’ I a ▲ c w • ■ .. e .. -5 * jjiiEfc.- — bW t! »■ *• * fIMSb . THE SOVifY ARMY completed the encirclement of Budapest, above, and drove two miles inside the Hungarian capital's city limits from ths west, dooming the German and Hungarian garrison which originally numbered an estimated 1' ' men. )

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WOTICE OF FIXAL SETTLEWEVT OF ESTATE RO. UUM N*nic« is hereby given t« U>e creditors, pel re and legatee* of Jotin Tonnollier, dec««*e<! to appear In th<- Ada»i« CSrcuM Court, held at Lecatur, Indiana, or the Sth day < f February, ISIS, and etiow eauae. It any. why she Final Hettle<n«-nt Account* with the estate of said de<«Uot should no* bt aMWuVvd. and said heir* are notified to I lien and there make proof -rs heirship, and receive their distributive share* Kdwwrd TonnelHer. Executor Decatur. Indlann. Dec. 20. mt. Feed L. Lttterer. AHoraey Dec. 21.11 • I.AIMS ALLUWICU IIS tOMMISSIOhEHX, UEt EMBEH at. ten <5Hy of ItecaAur tight ft p«»w» r J 15.41 Crtlsen Tel. Co. phone 41.2.1 DecHur f>em«M-rat o per ... 124-27 Haywood Pub <Jo do 225.54 '•tyd«- O. Tr-mtno: Hoc office 25.00 Maxine Troutner ctk hire 40.00 Clyde 0 Troutner Clk oper. 4.00 Thurman t Drew author oper 10.00 Koy 1,. Price Trea* 4% fee* 109.40 Roy I. Price do i,P«r 20 00 Ruth K'dlingaworth lte>. oper 4.00 L**’ T. Ullllg Klier Mil. 22 4.40 Oewatur Lumber Co. Surv. oper 1.60 Christ Zurr-her do dHch 15.40 Albert Fox da ........ 4.76 Menno Halteglgrr du ......... 12.40 Roland Grote Bo too.oo Arthur Ko*-neman do ... 7.45 Krl< k-Tynd«U Co do 100 oo

L 1 , t 'S *' - • * 4 (OHB* 1 THESE MAD are Belgian women and children in the town of Stavelot. who were killed as the German army besieged the city in their counteroffensive on Allied anniea. Signal Corps photo. (1 ntermtionil)

Geo. Hlndenlang do ... 4.60 Hoy L. Price do 50.00 Wm. Amwtuts do 460 Philip .Hueer 4o 30 48 Wm Ehr«K.m do mile 3* 9S Schafer Mtnre do oper Pomnu-rrtal Print Hhop do >?'»*» Lyman L Haun MB- oper ft m>l 39.75 Pumphrey Jewelry Utorc do -qu-r 1 »:'■ 1. E. Archbold Co. Agt oper 10V.J5 via fa la-ngrrlch du -ten sal li>s 19 D. D. Jone* Health Cumin sal 5« Dorothy H Beeler do aes't 25.00 Elnora L Xlvrrlova du 24.94 D. D. Jones do oper J.tO Commercial Print Kbop proa at. 244-1 L'oinmerr lai Print Simp Clr court 4 05 I. l-'red Friu-hte do 5.00 W*»t. Pub. Co do boojta 5.00 Shepard's CWatlona do ... 13 00 Amer I** ii Law Itxik do 10.00 The lAws>r« Co-op Pub Co 16 90 John lllxlcr C. house J. aal 126.00 Mrs. Bnim* Miller do inul. saL 44.40 Hart ware Co do uficr 1.5 J Arnold ft Klenk do 1.94 Pumphrey Jewelry more do 15 00 Frank Krkk do 431 ?7 Decatur Lumber Co do 1 24 !4 Knapp ft Non du 175 Rosemary C. Gilliu Jal! oper 100 «0 Norbert Aumann du 4no Frank Kltoon Infirm Hupt K.il 153 **o Johanna Kltsoii do matron 53.40 Dr. J M Burk Co Phys. 25.00 Marguerite VonOinten Infirm. 45 00 Pryor Gilbert do 20.00 Joseph H> hwnrts if<» 40.00 Ihitrlrta Kitaon d i 26.00 Bev C. A. Schmid do sou Niblick & Co do s'o 13

Lee Hard wane Co do 4.M Bast. Ind.. OH Co. do 34.15 Elberaon Her do 5.00 U'lnnes Shoo store do » >-• LankatMU's do 31.49 H- hater Store do .40 M B. Hite do . 34.25 iDe-’atur Dumber Co do Cal E Peterson du 12.25 i Geneva HaZ'-herles d<> 2*.10 H Knapp • dun do I.M Kuhne Drug do 20.01 Htuwart'a ffiikery do 32. M HRs- Groc. do 4.79 Stolts Groc. du 74 97 i Beilrne Hardware Co. du ... 13 61 Harry Fortney Hep sh odo 14.45 Fryha* k coal Co. do 7. . 30 45 Adams Co. Hospital do 49.23 Ind Inst. Induat do >0.70 Mewhberger Bros do 9.73 Frank Krkk do 301.99 Rivuraide Nursery do 75.00 Lillian E Moser Civ. def 4« 0« Dale f>. Comm, sal *0.40 John <soDtera r do 80.00 EH Dulei* h do 40 00 Julius HeliuHx Co. council ._ 10 00 C. J Jones do 10.04 A c Munro do 10 00 i la <m Nr uenech wander do 10.00 Wm. Kru'-tunan do .. . 10 oo Dau iixily- do 10.00 j Henry Dehner du 10.00 Ferd L. IJttervr Co. Att'y 60 00 i.li Dul>w h Ccanm. kill. 35.50 Berne Witness lakul adv. oper 44.04 , l-ee Hardware Elect, ex 1.00 ; Town of Munroe do . 1.60 Huttleh Edwards Co. O. B Ins. 193.50 I*l F llerling .Io 27 60 fa-land Smith Ins. 229 00 ''hahiier Sorgen Red fox B ... 5 00 Holiorf Arnold do 5.00 Sanford Iti'vnol.U Jr. do . 10 00 llilpli Lyse do _ 5.00 John Kintz do .1.00 Ebner Mu* r du 10.04 Irene Byron Rann. Nana. 514.95 Lloyd yfcinro tax refund 2.50 James Etberwon do io.no gen Lei-hty dlt’ ti lo.ftO Warren Kraner do 4 75 Will Win no* assessing 32.04 Wm Khrsam do mileage 125 00 ti'alvln DulKinh aeet. -ups. sal 195.75 Ham Butler do ... .. 160.75 Erneat Tumblemni <>o 14X 00 Aib.rt Fox do IM.Og I' iH(> ll'iwr Tr ft Irai-tnr D. *>4 »0 <ll .1 A. L.iutxenlielser do 142 00 r'lyde Harden du 244 35 la-*U-r Dulmcli do 15170 ;<'liaunci>y Reynold- do 1*4.20 Wayne Gaunt do I*3 80 Kenneth Oilier do 141 on Hurl Fuhrman do 139.60 Harvey si- II do nt »e Virgil Draper d.> 141 2* Vai S Ihi. |.|> do 140.70 V.-rnon Frlltws do 114 in I rank H. I’ tenoin Mingle liaini* 81.10 f'hrlxt Milter do 150 !,0 Hldliey D igue do 114 30 Omer Dague <J<> 188 20 ' Tiriel Bohnke do E5 «r, l.iwreme Noll do 15 75 Conrad Gallua-yer do 37.06 < 'ran I’usev do . 31 3u X:n.» Sh iner d„ 13 *n •obn JI l»«.in do 50.00 i'liili I' Z irclo r do 79 10 Menn*. 11.-ibeicger <l., 134.40 I'xta.ir Ko nenian do . 14.95 •Molli nk.q.f Fann E<|ui|i. oper 3*l I'. lhet M-|. || ft Weld do in Bern* Hdw. r,, j-, Korte Br.-e. Im d*, <l3 40 <'enir.il M -tor f’iirt,* <••> d„ 14 43 I't Wayne pipe ft Sup. <U> 111 57 Nat l. Cylinder lla» Co. d<. r. 08 Petrie nil C... do 204 42, It Knapp ft Son do .10 city ..f In-catur du 2188 .leffervM*!* <*a*raxi- do 1.00 J'ltlzen'i* Tel Co do 796 'blimltt Motor Hal.* do . 4.45 N<-ueii**'hwan<lev H* rv. do 1.00

r - y ? Z. EGG MASH Don't warn good feed oo "nsr boarders!" Cull your lock frequently; keep only the good producers. Give them the bestofesre — and plenty of MASTER MIX Egg Mash, the ' B popular ration that contains the extra , feeding values hens need for steady jk Ixyiog. IF YOU PRODUCE HATCHING EGGS < Put your branding flodt on MASTER MIX 8.-aedcr Mash —at least a moods I before you start saving hatching eggs. ® BURK ELEVATOR CO. Ikcatur Phone 25 Monroe 65

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Arnold A Klcok do 13.70 Lee Hdw. <!q. do li.<» B JUln.s (Jftrags do .... lts , Decatur doper Berv. d*y 86.24 B Hler Gsrage i» |2 35 Linn Groye Hdw. do . . ... 4 17 Paul Yoder do 3.!• 1 John W. Kar ofi B Co. mater. 1X489 | Yoet Const. Co. du If.W ! Meahberger Bros Stone do 444 24 Born- Lbr. Co. do ... 19 2« I Maier Hide A Fur Co du ... 139 64 'Lntand Smith IM. Co Im* 3*9 12 Arthur DsArmood. bridge i»f #6 Yost Const. Co do 7^7.... ailg 44 Welfare Faye HtniUi Knapp poftt. mil. 43 50 Bernice Nelson mileage ... i Vpronlca F. Idnn io Helen An»ll Bwick do O B. W. Baumgartner <so • .00 i Lenora Oiendenlng do .... 5.20 : Henry B Heller attorney 106.60 ,Js»hn Bixler oper 375 CMlten'a Tel Co do ]KU Haywood put,. Co, go N >7 Survey Anno*-. Inc. Bubg. & duea 5.00 >K. H. Ilatsegger Htlngel drain 80.04 Certified tnia 33rd day u s Docctnb*r. 1944. Thurman I. Drew, Auditor.

NOTICE! «4a Mo far All Kinda of GENERAL INSURANCE Rapregtnting Old Lina CompanlM Kenneth Runyon 107)4 N. Second Phaaa 3M NOTICE Nutka is hereby giypa to the Rhsrebolders of the Firgt State Bank of Decatur, indiftiui., that there will be a meeting Tuesday, January 9, 1845, at its office between the hours of 10;06 g. m. to 2 30 p. tn , for the purpose of electing • Board of Directors of xald bank for the coming year of 1948. It K. GlendenlAg. 1< 21 28 2 Cashier. *«.•******>•.»*. a.se« Concentrates—Complete Feeds GRINDING MIXING SHELLING Cash Coal. Feed & Supply MONROE at EIGHTH Phone 32 L. A. Holthouse Harold W. Grant