Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 142, Decatur, Adams County, 16 June 1945 — Page 5

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,>fceißeports report OF local ■VTreign market. for r t MURRAY * CO - all kinds Os livestock at . phone $Ol “ l! I'm "’ 13.50 ■' J 13.00 ,ar <lej iiMK 1 -' 1 b 13.50 ™J 13 25 |K 9.00 • > 15.50 W <Cl “" 14.00 . ■ ' 9.00 bn^V s 5.50' W. hnER stock yards phone 101 Corrected June 15 er weight charge * *!!« ike 13.25 hert! egg and quotation. |V Furnished by PRODUCE CO. •’ a n? Phone 380 Corrected June 15 ilu celling Prices SKggs 33. c broilers and fryers.... 29. c MMbius 25 - tc •id# M i'-vers 29. c !b "’Wo.ttrs 20. c '! 20. c GRAIN MARKET ELEVATOR CO. Corrected June 15 "wn6^B«* M Bllt) P?ct to change md 'W durlng day> , delivered at elevator. Wheat f 1.66 Red Wheat 1.65 IgßNew and Old Corn 1.60 |B(o. 2 Soy Beans 2.10 Beans..— — 2.16 ,K - — w jßraiDs: .03 per bushel less. aper. .04 per 100 leas. f.o.b. farm o ■‘fljation Calendar ■or K 5u 9 ar 'P valid through August 31. to be validated Septom>gla® Processed Foods ritt-JSestamps 112 through M 2 valid June 1. Blue stamps N 2 ; rs S 3 valid through June 30. 1 T2 through X 2 valid July 31. Blue stamps Y 2, mle 1 Al '-brough Cl valid through presf^B sl3l ' ,!I 'ie stamps I), through through Sept. 30. Meats, Etc. stamps Y 5 and Z 5 and A2 L D2 valid through June 2. J2 valid through June stamps K 2 through P 2 ■ through July 31. Red stamps U2 valid through Auglied stamps V 2 through Z 2 Je ■ through Sept. 30. Shoes Nos. 1, 2 and 3 of airseries in book 3 valid indeCoupons interchangable me K wa members of the same fa- ■ JH Gasoline MW' 15 coupons now good for four each, through June 21. B. c - coupons good for five galthrough June 21. B and , good for five gallons. yoH . . Fuel Oil the current heating seaperiods 1,2, 3 and 4 cou|B also valid now and good the current heating seaStoves ne * heating, cooking and heating and cooking ■ h designed for domestic use, on or above the , W a “d for the use o’ oil. kerono^Br,? il6 ° !ine aud gas> are ration ' lo^B ‘ !! ' tificaLl « must De obtained . board. JK Used Fats ff W c " POUDa of waste fat good for meat ration points. whirlwind tour From Page One) M ttlat ’ according to Ross, i DBBti| lllniaD niay or m ay not go" Sovernors conference at 1 ac Island during the first * ln July, if ] le doeg j ie luay i s^K. i ~ l iefly to Washington for ■ °°h. at business on his Berlin. : Hl ~Ml—— fl BIXLER Wills. HOURS: W Sat’ 1 ? 30 12:30 to 5:00 ■ satu l da ys, 8:00 p. m. Sbi fr.- eph °ne 135 O ,m '" 8d Glasses Fitted <

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local classified advertising rates —0For 25 words or less: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; ) 3 timeß Hi 6 times $1.75. ) Rates quoted ire for consec- , utive insertions. No classified ’ use. accepted on ‘k'Pday achedJ ’ FACE l. f 10 P ° lnt BLACK J serUon. 8 6C P * r W ° rd ) Copy must be In office by 11 !■ a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline Is 9 a. m? FOR SALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - — Re- • gardless of your needs in the line of electrical supplies, large or ' small, we can supply yoU) includ . • mg wire, heating elements, swit- • ches, fixtures, etc. Arnold & [ Klenk - 226-ts i I 1 OR SALE —Complete line of wiri ing supplies and fixtures. Want-ed-Radios to repair. Uhrick Bros Phone 360. 86 . tf FOR SALE—Newly insulated seven room house, carpeting for three rooms, venitiau blinds, motor plumbing, new forced air furnace and stoker, within easy walking distance of main part of city. T. D. Schieferatein, telephone 104. FOR SALE— Have that old furiiTture repaired and refinished. Pick up and deliver. All work guaranteed. Secaur Furniture Repair, 127 So. 14th Street. Phone 7363. 139.-stx FOR SALE — 7-foot McCormickDeering disc. Maurice Miller, 1% miles west of Salem. 140-g3tx FOR SALE—Holstein bull. 11. k Gibson, 3 miles east and 5 miles north of Decatur. 140-3tx FOR SALE—Crafitsman, facto rybuilt power lawn mower; A-l condition, 20-in. cut; rebuilt McCormick 5-ft. horse mower, with tractor hitch; Fermin Dellinger, 2 miles south of Willshire, highway 49. 140-3tx FOR SALE — 1937 Studebaker Coach, S3OO. 1938 one-half ton International truck, good condition, $475. Ivan Garwood, Corner Line and Studebaker. Phone 7303. 140FOR SALE—Genuine McCormickDeering binder twine of prewar quality. Mollenkopf Farm Equipment. Decatur, Ind. 141t9 FOR SALE—S-room modern home. Call at 625 Winchester street between 5 and 7 p.m. 140-g6t FOR SALE — 8 brood sows with pigs/ 44 mile south, ’4 mile east of 'Bobo on PiQUa road L. F. Sapp, phone 969-R. 140-3tx FOR SALE—6O-acre farm: all under cultivation. Good building, 44 mile south Pleasant Mills. Clyde O. Troutner, tel 1166 or 73 141-ts FOR SALE Best bid received by my office for Rice property at corner Fourth and Jackson streets on or before 4 p.m. June 28, will be submitted to court for approval. Home built of selected lumber by leading local hardwood timber buyer for own use, has been occupied only by himself and widow. Five rooms, toilet, lavatory, first floor, with beautiful, diagonally laid hard wood floors. Three bed rooms, bath upstairs. Beautifully kept oak woodwork throughout. Ceilings, medium height. Oak builtin cupboards in kitchen, pantry. Full basement, furnace. Full lot has valuable frontage on Jackson . street for additional house. Complete abstract. Immediate posses- j sion. Amount of high bid or visit | through home may be had at any ■ time, night or day, by phoning me at 870. Bob Heller, K. C. Building. 141FOR SALE—S registered Hereford . boars, ready for service. First farm east of Williams elevator. Lewton Rauch. 141-g2',x _ FOR SALE if-foot porch glid-r. good springs, upholstered leaih-j 1 er cushions, excellent condition; also 1 metal chair. Call at 430 No. 1 Fifth street. 141-g2t j FOR SALE — We have plenty tomato, cabbage, pepper, cauliflower, celery, broccoli, kohlrabl, brustle sprouts, sweet pota- 1 toes and yam plants; also snapdragons. marigolds, blooming pe- : tunias and other flower plants. 1 Mrs. William Stralun, 339 North Ninth street. 141g2t iFOtR S>A'DE—5 room modern house with unfinished upstairs suitable for one or two rooms. Built in features. Good Holland furnace automatically controlled. Jefferson St. ni ai- sehoobs. Phone h-’l 142-3tx FOR SALE llolsicin bull. large enough for service. Albert Dick, i 244 miles south of Kirkland high I school. 141-al x Annual tourist revenue in Illinois was $341,127,000 before the war. The Chicago Natural History Museum maintains a library of 1 more than 124,000 volumes. i

GL'lt KIES by Ken Reynolds iteb' r Ht'UC'Al'j. 1 0 "—a rich reward is in store for you if you sell your car now with a Democrat Want Ad — and besides you need more exercise!” FOR SALE Wei) hay loader. Telephone 8793 after 4:00 p.m. 141I 1 OR SALE 6-ioom semi-modern house located conveniently in factory area. Call from 5 to 7. Tri State Realty Co., T. D. Schieferstein, DeVose Bldg., phone 105. 141-ts FOR SALE — Dining room suite, A-l condition; combination wood and gas stove; kitchen cabinet, all at a bargain, rhone 398. 141-31 x FOR SALE —New and used house trailers, real buys, see us first. Eury Trailer Service, 2033 S. Calhoun St., Fort Wayne, Ind. WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING — all makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitching, i make buttonholes. Boardman’s, 445 South First. 129-26tx ELECTRICAL FIXTURES, and suppliee, repair work, all kinds of wiring. Engle & Kless, corner Jackson & Second Streets. ts WANTEDTOBUY — Good used cars, any make or model. Zintsmaster Motor Sales. First and Monroe. Phone 372. 139-g6t WANTED —Hay to make on shares or will buy on ground. Robert Anderson, phone 589-A. 140-3 tx WANTED—Woman or girt for general housework; reply 1417 Hawthorn Road, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Phone A-3861. 142-6 t MISCELLANEOUS ' TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED, any make. Call or write Durham’s Typewriter Store, Huntington, direct representative of Royal Typewriters. T ROOF TROUBLE—CaII on ms, we will be glad to give you a free estimate on any size job. We can apply a guaranteed Carey roof at no additional cost. Also brick and asbestos siding. Arnold & Klenk. Phone 463. 80-ts move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other electtrical appliances. We carry a complete line of parts for all popular makes—Arnold & Klenk. , 31-ts LOSTANI)FOUND STRAYED—BIack toy terrier, tan neck, chest and face. Front Jegs crooked and sensitive. Answers to name of “Pud.” Perry Teeter, 1237 Elm street. Reward. 140LOST- 7 -Tan billfold containing sum of money, birth certificate, and other papers. Return to W. F. Helmer, c/o Decatur Industries. Reward. 141-2tx LOST—Ration book No. 3. Josophine Miller. 142-ltx LOST Ration book No. 4. Dixie D. Hill. 142-ltx LtlST—Ration book number four. Finder please return to Donna E. Painter, route 2, Berne, Indiana. 142LOST -Horn rim glasses in leafher case. Phone Rice hotel. Reward. 112-g3tx FOR RENT “ FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, 3 room and bath. Write Post office Box 22, Decatur. 140-3 t FoITrENT— I room iii modern home. Woman preferred. 231 North Sixth street, phone 742. 141FOR RENT —6-room house, cliick en house and garden. Mile west and mile south of Hoagland. Write Box 377, c/o Democrat Co. 142-3tx (Continued From Page One) Although USO activities in this country are being greatly curtailed, need for such groups is increasing with the occupation troops in Europe, and in the Pacific war theater. Relief needs of occupied countries also- are increasing greatly, the speakers pointed out, and will be particularly acute during the winter months. Detailed plaits for Decatur's and Adams county's participating in the fall drive will be announced later, with appointment of chairmen and workers.

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VON RIBBENTROP ,rl ™' , _____ Whereabouts of the questioning (Continued From Page One) was llot revealed. Ribbentrop — was flown to “supreme hoadquart- ~. Did Germany pass on to from L ueneberg yesterday Japan scientific data for the lat- after he wmt ealrturcd in a Ha „, es, terror weapons, as for In- burg boarding house. However, stance the trans-Atlantic V-rock- authorities refused to say whether the headquarters were those 3. How strong and closely knit in Paris or Frankfurt-On-Main. is the Nazi underground in Ger- — o—— many, who are its potential lead- The Encyclopaedia Britannica, era and where is it based? usually considered a symbol of 4. Do secret Nazi outposts the British Empire. Is printed in exist in neutral or other conn- Chicago. K war 1 * , • ■ ''.---J Ofc 7 11 — WHEN ITS TAIL-HOOK failed to grab the arresting cable, tliis Navy Helldiver SB2C slammed into the emergency cable on an Essex class aircraft carrier of Uncle Sam’s Navy and was tripped onto its nose. Asbestos-clad fire fighters came to the rescue and both the pilot and gunner were saved. The pilot can be seen (arrow) in cockpit (1) as the prop gouges splinters from the deck, the engine cowling is ripped away and flames begin to spurt from the motor. The ship explodes into a mass of flames (2), and a piece of the cowling, shown in the air, is hurled off to the left The pilot and gunner are still in the ship, but in photo (3), the ship’s fire fighters shield the pilot from the flames as they help him from the cockpit; the gunner having already been freed. Crawling to safety (4), the pilot is helped by the fire fighters, while others quickly quench the flames. These are official United States Navy photos. (International Soundphotos) INDIANA 41ST IN WAR LOAN SALES TO INDIVIDUALS IN T* WAR LOAN Percent of Quota Reached In Each State L ” I j’ \ v I & LEO ENO I \unotr 38% A (£2'3% to 64% (065% to ?!% y&af U.S.TOtOI.« K 873% or oror The above map shows Indiana in 41st place in percentage of quota reached in Seventh War Loan sales to individuals, according to compilation of reports received by the Treasury Department in Washington from Federal Reserve banks in the nation. The state’s percentage of quota reached to and including June 12 is 59 per cent, but Indiana’s relative position compared with the other states remains unchanged. “Indiana’s great war bond buying record is at stake,” said Eugene C. Pulliam, state chairman of the war finance committee. “Individual bond buyers, partnerships and unincorporated businesses must buy their limit by June 30 if we are not to fail.”

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POLISH LEADERS (Continued From Page One) millet: which arranged the conference attached so much importance to Witos' presence that it has addressed a second invitation urging him to make the trip if at all possible. , The message assured Wilos of "every medical attention,” the commentator said. A Moscow dispatch said the stage was "all set” for the trial of Jankowski and other arrested Poles. It will be Moscow's first public mass trial of international importance since 1938. Soviet courts have jurisdiction in the case by virtue of an agreement with the Russian-supported Polish provisional government in Warsaw giving the Red army control of supply lines and zones of military operations. Mikolajczyk was expected to ask immediate release of the ar- | rested men as a prerequisite to success of the unity conference. Besides Jankowsky, the group includes Gen. Bronislaw Okullcki, former commander of the Polish home army, and several men appointed to the London exile government by Mikolajczyk while he was premier. o The total stock of money in the United States last June 30 was $44,805,501,044. The libraries of the. University of Chicago, established in 1892. now contain more than 1,400,000 books. o— Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Small House STOKERS ♦ Now Available ♦ and on display. See them before you buy. Get My Prices HERMAN HAUGK No Priority Needed. j ATTENTION ! STOCK FEEDERS —o— SEVERAL TON FEED Suitable for POULTRY - HOGS CATTLE BAG SERVICE, INC. Phone 556 FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING & REFINISHING Also slip covers for all makes of furniture. BOLLINGER, Phone 916-P NOTICE! LOSE’S BARBER SHOP will be closed from June 19 to June 30. both dates inclusive.

IBM ■ ■ MM ■ s ** The close of the heating season with Stokers b * being here you no doubt will want your equipment . * checked, greased, oil changed, tuyers cleaned out . s and thoroughly gone over. This service is very R B essential for the good of your stoker as soon as you 5 ® quit firing. * 14 We service all makes of stokers. * : I ~a Call 52 for appointment. «• ■ '!■ ■ : Stuckey’s Stoker Service: !■ WINKLER DEALER ■ 'll 1 ■ ■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■■ f PUBLIC AUCTION 8 Room Semi-Modern Home > 115 South 7th St. r’' 3 ?I Decatur, Indiana r Monday, June 18, 6:30 p.m. DESCRIPTION— 8 Room Home, Semi Modern, has Electricity, Gas and Water. Toilet. The home is in good repair. Located in a large lot. Plenty of shade, and a large lawn and garden space. With very little remodeling this home could be made - Modern and is well located, surrounded by good modern homes. TERMS—IS% day of sale, balance upon delivery of goml title WILLIAM G. SMITH, Owner J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer. ; -a, C. W. Kent —Sales Manager. « x - | Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana. ’ r PUBLIC AUCTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS / 616 Nuttman Ave., Decatur, Indiana Monday, lune 18,7:00 p. m. FURNITURE: PIANO and BENCH; China Closet; Rockers; Dressing I able, Coffee I able; Gate Leg Table; Stands; Dining Room Suite , and 6 chairs; Mahogany WINDSOR Chair; Commode; 2 Mirrors; - Library Table; Bed, Spring and Mattress. Cot. Pictures. . RUGS; 9x12 Rug; 2 Throw Rugs. SOME ANTIQUES. Old Sword, and Other Pieces. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES: Electric Fan; Carpet Sweeper Bicycle; 'j h. p. Motor; Kitchen Cabinet: 4 Panel Wood Screen;*" Electric Corn Popper; Laundry Stove; and many other articles ’ • TERMS—CASH. Howard J. Wisehaupt, Owner J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer. C. W. Kent —Sales Manager. i ' Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. * Decatur, Indiana. t r

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