Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 150, Decatur, Adams County, 26 June 1945 — Page 5

JUNE 26, 1945.

Bet Reports <° r MURRAY A CO. k mds of livestock at ■W* Willshire, Berne ..■£k received *v«ry day ■runtll 12:3° P- fKl. : . and no commliiloi phone 301 <| 26 it u».50 IJL 13.50 ■ 9.00 STOCK YARDS phone 101 June 2G or weight charge K; E- 14-00 K 1350 i^H - 13.25 ■r ■ W" 5.50 EGG AND |KITRY quotations gy'l Furnished by produce co. Hf Phone 380 IgK; ■. .--••d June 36 celling Prices ■gj 33. c and fryers.... 29. e . ......... .. ........... —> >. 1 c Zfryers 29 - c sßfcniiA'rs 29. c Bp hens 2a.4c ■ _ 20. c HLal GRAIN MARKET KrK elevator co. > d June 26 Hkne subject to change g|. during day. ■Kb delivered at elevator. |Bd \V;i' $-I.GO K 1 IKw and Old Corn 1.60 |H, 2 Soy Beans 2.10 IKy Beans ~ 2.16 gHwOats 70 ........ I. 2.00 EHool .47 ißns: .03 per bushel leas. f.o.b. farm Kr WAYNE LIVESTOCK ind., June 26 — -Livestock: Xo change. Everything ■aNAPOLIS livestock June 26.—(UP) : active, steady: good 16n lbs. up, 110-160 lbs. Bs- lighter weights 14.86; lbs. 13.50-11.50: good and |Hsows 14.05. Be 1.300; calves 600; opening Bidy active: fully steady; good and choice light £■ 16.50-16.65; several loads tew lot- good ofM 15.50-15.75; 2 loads and Hoad choice heifers 17.00; Bully steady; few good beef Belli around 14.50; scattered ■ 13.00-14.00; common and B H.OO-12.50; canners ami B largely 7.00-8.75; vealers ■ strong to 50 higher, top Bp 400; good and choice B scarce; spring lambs and Bter ewes quotable steady; Btliunt and good lambs 13.00- ■ 1 ■CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ■w June 26. — (UP) — : ■-Livestock: 8,000; active, fully stea- ■»<! and choice barrows and ■0 lbs. and up at 14.75, cetl■OTd and choice sows at 14; ■te clearance. ■‘1—8,000; calves—l,ooo. Fed I and yearlings steady to 15 I lower; yearlings showed ■decline; weighty steers com- ' ■'eiy scarce; choice kind top■Ui.9o. Best yearlings 17.40; gdt-t-rs and yearlings 15.25- | heifers steady to weak, best 2 I <Ws uneven, steady to 1 |i cutters 8.75 down to ship|lisht kind 8.25 down to big 1 f* : bulls steady; weighty 1 I' 1 ' hulls to 13; heavy fat bulls I'®’ vealers 50 cents lower, 1 r outside 16. r e P—soo; early sales native i F lambs fully steady to 10 I higher. Good and choice f'us 16-16.35, bucks 1.00 less: r“ 'ightweight down to 13; ! f a Kd ewes steady, mostly 8 2 according to grade. ' I —- o—r‘imed 41et Division, one of ■ L known of all Na’ional 1 P “‘Visions, started its fourth 1 wpi ovei- seas combat in L *** ,'ft- * s largely compos- < llen fr°m Washington and 1 t \ A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST ■an. , HOURS: SatVriJ 30 12:30 t 0 5:00 t M, urday S . 8:00 p. m. 1 H E,.. epllOne 135 >: Glasses Fitted f

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for sale ELECTRICAL SUPPITes'Z gardless of your needs In the line of electrical supplies, large or small, we can supply you , i nc i ud . ing wire, heating elements, switches, fixtures, etc. Arnold & Klenk. 226-ts FOR SALE -Complete line of wiring supplies and fixtures. Want-ed-Radios to repair. Uhrick Bros. Phon® 360. 86 . tf I'OR SALE—Newly insulated seven room house, carpeting for three rooms, venitian blinds, motor plumbing, new forced air furnace and stoker, within easy walking distance of main part of city. T. D. Schieferatein, telephone 104. I'OR SALE—6O-acre farm; all under cultivation. Good building, ’4 mile south Pleasant Mills, Clyde O. Troutner, tel 1166 or 73 111-ts I 1 OR 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 possession. 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. 111-lOt FOR SALE Income property with 2-3 room and 1 5-room apartment. Tri State Realty Co, T. I). Schieferstein. De Voss Bldg., phone 105. 143-ls

FOR SALE -7-room modern house. North side of town. Walter J. Bockman, phone 3. 143-gtf FOR SALE - 5 room seini-tnmlerii house, bungalo type with 2-ear garage, on Dierkes etreot. Walter J. Bockman, phone 3. 144-gtf FOR SALE Modern home; 3 bedrooms; dinette; fireplace with heat-circulating unit; hardwoad floors; insulated; basement under entire hoiiee; built-in garage; prew’ar construction; call 851. 145-Gt FOR SALE? ATTmodern house on Master Drive, recently constructed, within walking distance of factories. For quick sale; owner 1 tving for service, lias an F.11.A. loan. Can be bought for small down payment. Call 1166 or 73. Clyde Troutner. listTx FOR SALE — R-C Allis Cltaini ■ <; tractor in good condition. Phone! 225. Gerber Implement. 148t3 | FOR SALE—Modern duplex? pri < vate entrances, ceiling renialj $106.50. Located at 517 West Mon-, roe. Walter J. Bockman, general insurance and real estate. Phone 3. 119-g.f FOR - SALE Ke ogas five oil stove, studio couch wi'hj springs, six mouths old, like new. dining room table cut down Im drop leaf table with six chairs, and buffet. Cabin 3 at Bellmont I’a’K after 5:00 o’clock p.m. FOR SALE—One new t»d ,lst ' (l Moline hayloader. O C. Ev>- ' | Preble. x FOR SALE 1!‘37 Ford Tudor. 60 H. P., good condition; good rubber; also •}.! IL P- motor driven sheep clippers. Garman l ox. miles southw s! of Mon me. 150-3 IX FOlf'SALl’j- Cabbage, sweet potatoes, tomatoes and all kinds ol plants. Mrs. William Stralini. 33" North Ninth sTreet. _ liiO-gM FOR - SA Lil Used Hoil;md nace. with or without pipes; al«o small stock tank. Decatur phone 1241. 150T1 ix Farmers attention For sale - 100 head white lace stem calves' weight 350-45‘t pounds. Farmers Commission Cm. I mo- 1 ! Stockyard. Fort Wayne. Ind. D'H ephone Anthony .i’id. . o Cabbage which contains vi' imins! A and C. i- the most popular vegetable. next to m j •United States, according to iead.; ing nutritionists. It a !ot or ' food value in a small place.

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds

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Let’s sell the business with a Democrat Want Ad—and get out from behind this thing!” FOR SALE Dlfi'RADE—Plenty good broke horses from 2 to 6 years old. Roans, sorrels, blacks, bays and grays. Harry Reed, 1 mile north, 1 mile east Bluffton, Craigville phone. 145-g6t I'OR SALE -Income property close to General Electric, with two 5room apartments and extra lot, with income of over $30.00 a month. Six-room semi-modern house on 11th street. 5-room newly built semi-modern house, south part of city. Schwartz Realty Service, 915 Monroe street. TeloPhone 1398. 147-6tx WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING all makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitching, make buttonholes. Boardman’s, 445 South First. 129-26tx ELECTRICAL FIXTURES, and supplies, repair work, all kinds of wiring. Engle & Kiess, corner Jackson & Second Streets. ts WOMAN TO REPRESENT nationally known company, part or full time, some telephoning. Average pay $2.00 per hour. No investment. Write fully, Box 1067, Muncie, Indiana. 146-6tx WANTED Reliable hustler to succeed N. G. Witmer as Rawleigh Dealer in Adams County. Splendid opportunity to step into established business — 5 years under one dealer. List of customers furnished. Products widely and favorably known. Good profits for a hustler. Rawleigh's, Dept. INF-112-2165, Freeport, 111. 143-T-x WANTED — Sheep to dip. Improve weight and quality of wool. For appointment write Lorin Gloss, Decatur route 2 or call O. V. Dilling, Craigville phone. 120 T WANTED A hand to help during harvest. Harry L. Murphy, Monroe. route 1. Monroe phone. 149-2 t WANTED Lots and bay to mow. Corn to cultivate. Jim Smith, phone 5181. 149-6tx

WANTED Loans on farms. East- ; ern money. Low rates. Very lib- . eral terms. See me for abstracts 1 of title. French Quinn. 33 T-T-ts '; WTNTED T(» BUY — Fresh . I Strawberries, Red and Black Raspberries. Will pay ceiling ■ prices. Contact your nearest A&P store or write Mr. Fathman, • 136 Huron St., Toledo, Ohio, Phone EMcrson 2791. 138 T WANTED TO BUY—ISO yearling hens. Also 150 young pullets and roosters. Telephone 573-B. 150-a2tx apartment by young married couple, no children. Write to I'h inocrat, Box 380. 150-3tx WANTED Sleeping room. Write box 379. r l Democrat. 150-g2tx MISCEIXANEOUS ROOF TROUBLE-T-Cal’l on ue, we I Will be glad to give you a free I estimate on any size job. We can i apply a guaranteed Carey roof at i no additional cost. Also brick and asbestos siding. Arnold & Klenk. Phone 463. bO-tf A PPL IA NC E 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 I FARMERS ATTENTION We rej move dead horses, cows, hogs, I etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay ' all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. F5-tf “LOST AND FOUND LOST Ration Book No. 1. Alice Ailereon. Ruth Ailerson, Robert Ailerson. Jr.; Decatur, Iml. 150 Hx LOST — Saturday afternoon on West Monroe or Tenth street, live $1 bills, by carrier boy. Finder please return to Don Hott. git o Markets At A Glance Uy United Preset Stocks higher in active trading. Bonds irregularly higher; I •■ ’S., I governments irregular. Curb (Stock- irregularly higher. ' ('otton irregular. ! Wheat, corn. oats, rye and Bari ley steadl. Chicago livestock: hogs active, ■fully steady; cattle steady to eas- | jer, and .-heep fully <teady to firm. - Trade in a Gocd Town — Decatur

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PRESIDENT TRUMAN (Continued From Page One) been vacationing, he was greeted by tile lieadu of all t.he united nations. Then he rode through a hail oi contetti and ticker tape and past -homing supporters to his Fairmont hotel headquarters. ■Mr. Truman's reception Impressed him visibly, but ho insisted with m<Mlets4y that it was not for him personally but for the office he represented. "II was not for me,” he said. “It was for what we island. It was for the President of the United States. I hey were cheering the office, not the man.” In the late afternoon, the President met the full conference delegat ions at a reception a.t the Fairmont and later had dinner with secretary of state E'. R. S'tettinius, Ji , Gov. Earl Warren of California, Gov. Mon Walgren of Washington, mayor Roger Lapham of San Francisco and members of the President’s immediate staff. Immediately after he concludes tlie conference the 'President will leave for an undisclosed destination bet ween here and Kansas City. Tomorrow the President will arrive by plane at Kansas City and proceed immediately to his home town oi Independence, Mo., for a homecoming celebration. On Thursday he will be the guest of Kansas City, itself. o Montana Army Pilot Is Killed In Crash Indianapolis, June 126 — (UP) — Stout field 'Public relations office announced today that the victim of an advanced army training piano crash Sunday night, was 2nd Lt. William Dorsett, Cold trip, Mont. Dorsett was killed and another tlier injured slightly when the craft cradled in White county, near Chalmers.

IIIIITH CEKTIFICATK Notice is hereby given that ■Karl Leander Gilpin has filed a petition in the Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, to have the time and place of his birth determined. Said p?lition is set for hearing on the -’nd da.\ of .1 ul\, l’j|s. CLYDE O. TROUTNER Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court June 25 Notice of l-'iling of Petition In the matter of the liquidation of Ihe Provident Building and Lonn lNM»riati<»ii of Deraftir The undei Ggnvd agent in the matter of the liquidation of The Provident IJuildilng and Loan Association of .D( caitur, Decatur, Indiana. Ip-reby gives noti'C tha.t a petition has been filed in the Adams (’irciiit'■ louiit, of Adia.ms i ounty, .state <nf Indiana, rec- ■ miniciiding tihe allowance and disalLowam e ~f ( lai ns in tin matt. •• of the Liquidation of said Association; All crediitors aiol shareholders arc hereby notifi»Ml that itihe Judge of said coiiri has fixed the Ith day of Si'iptemlb-er, 1915 within which tim.mA ;•( ditor, Mh'i beholder or other person may appear and by pc’ition filed in .said o<>ui t as.sc.rt an\ < laim or (priorities thereon or object to tire allowance or •d'is'allowanuc recommended by suuih agent. Jaimes L. Kocher, Liquidating agent 'rhe I’rovidenl Building and Loan Association of Decatur. In . atur. liwliaiia. June 2« July 3-10 Ipiioilitlllcnl of XdniliiiHlrulor Exlnte Vo. fl'f Moll.-.- is hereiby .given, That the umlersigiie'il has 'been appointed A'lmiiiistiiator <>l Hie estate ol ‘ hat I s p; Maplex, late of A.lmns (.'o'.inty, ,|e. .-ased. The estate is prubitblj sol- " "waytte A. Burger. A.l'nilnistti ator Cordon. Edris, AUorney" (i/Ja, Ulla June 26 July •>-10

SALE CALENDAR JUNE 26—Miller Estate, 821 West Monroe St., Decatur, Indiana, Household Goods, 5:00 I’. M. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. JUNE 23—Mrs. John Shirk, 317 Winchester street. Decatur, Household goods. Roy Johnson, Auct. H Vl.’ ;>,l>- Motschler Buildings, East Oak 51.,. Decatur, Indiana ; 2 Barne, Garage, Hog House, and other Bldgs. 6:30 P. M. J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer. JULY 2- A. J. Grice 910 Russell St., Decatur, Indiana, < room semimodern home, 6:30 p. m. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. JULY 21 L. F. Uhrick. 811 North 3rd St., Decatur. Indiana, Household Goods. 1:00 A’. M. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. JULY 23 —Thomas Davis, 1 mile East of Lime Springs, lowa, Well Improved 120 Acre Farm. J. F. Sanmann Auct.

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Give Open Verdict In Elevator Death Soldier Husband Is Present At Inquest Rockford, 111., June 26—-(UP) — i'lnvestigation of the unsolved elevator death June 18 of Mrs. Ruth Blanche Campbell was pressed ahew today after a coroner's juiy returned an open verdict. The body of the attractive Mrs. Caihpbell, 38-year-old wife of a -erviceman, was found crushed in an elevator leading to the bachelor apartment of her employer, Cecil tßobbel, 45, operator of an electric appliance firm, a week ago. She was his secretary. Present at the inquest last night was Sgt. Phil Campbell, back from duty aboard an army hospital ship. Campbell, about to be discharged on service points, did not know of his wife's death until he went to her closed apartment here Sunday. ‘The coroner's jury, which recommended further investigation of the case, heard Robbel tell his story of spending the evening of the tragedy drinking with 'Mrs. Campbell and his divorced wife. Naomi GohIke. He said he and Miss Gohlke found the body shortly after Mrs Campbell left them. The 'Winnebago county grand jury has been called for July 5 to probe Mrs. Campbell's death, which occurred under circumstances strikingly similar lo that of a Rockford Memorial hospital nurse. Miss Mary Burton, 26, fatally hurt three years ago in the same elevator shaft. —o —— JAPS' POLITICIANS (Continued Prom Pa kg One) offer their lives “to the eternal cause of our country.” Previously he had announced that he would not resign tin* premiership when Okinawa was lost. But today the political association, headed by fascist-ininded Gen. Kiro Minami, “urged" the govcrnmeiit to take stronger action “in coping with the present situation arising out of the Okinawa battle.” \oti< i; of oissou riox .Kotin*- is le r» by given that pursuant tn the haws of the s'tate of Indiana a lesolulion was adopt*- I by a iinaj'oiity vote of the l»ire< tors of Tin Provident Building - and Lo; n Ass'o< ialion of I’cea'.tnr, l»e<'atm linliana, :e< oininending thlat aid Assoc iation h' disj-oiv. d. that .it i special meeting of th** Sh-arehobb t s of said Association duly oiiled for the ipunpo.se and aittended/by a legal [<|ii-n>runi .Maid r«‘s<d'rtion w,i< unaniI inwusly .'tdopted; that th* l» | ar'. | ment of Kina mill Institutions m the State of Indiana has found that -mid \s.s'(M'iation is .*o.l\'enl; that there are sii 11 i'ien t assets on htaml- to pa> .ill creditor. 1 ' and 'sh - ’’ , #‘liold» , *i s and approved tilr* motion of <ai'l Burd i of I •ireu’tors and Sharehold* is, and j approved the dissolution of iid ! Ass'o- iati.oii. .lames L. Kocher Agent in t In- mint ter of the I <oii - dallion of ’l'h*' Provident Building ami Loan A>sim iatioii of I»• it m Ibuatur, Indiana .ium CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July 1.66%-*/i; Sept. 1.63%-%; Dee. 1.G3%: May 1.63. Corn: July 1.18’X.B; Sept. 1.15> 2 ; B; Dec. 1.16%A; May 1.15%A. j Oats: July G6B; Sept. 63’48: ’ Dec. 63’/ 8 B; May 63.

Democrat Want Ads Get Results O — — Save that Victory Garden., Complete line of insecticides and fungicides.— Holt house Drug Co. 15015

INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 N. 3rd St. Phone 570 I: [ SSmT’I 3 J It laHJ&xal 1 At tent ion Farmers! ( We have just receiv- i cd shipment SUMMER ) Hog Fountains j !in 100 gallon 1 size. —()— ] Also — Assortment of 1 hog troughs and Daisy f hog caterers.

NOTICE We will be closed July 1 to July 9. Please call and get your garments this week. DECATUR LAUNDRY & DR> CLEANERS UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHING and Restyling Old Furniture. Alsu Slip Covers tailored. Made to lit all makes j of furniture. Call I'or and Deliver. Also Plymouth for sale, good tires. C. BOLLINGER Telephone 91G-P ■LaaMBBMawaaMM ■■■■•■■■■■*»»* *•■»■•■■■■ PRIVATE SALE Household (Joods —o— As we are leaving the city we will sell at private sale at. our residence, 213 Adams I street, the following household goods: Pitino and bench in first class condition; 2 dressers: wardrobe; bed and springs; library table; kitchen table; electric fan; electric iron; metal utility cabinet; 1 plate glass mirrors; ironing board; bridge lamp; dishes and pans; step ladders; tool box; many other items. T. L. BECKER

TRADE IN A GOOD CITY—DECATUR PUBLIC AUCTION FIVE GOOD BUILDINGS MUTSCHLER PACKING CO. GROUNDS East Oak St., Decatur, Indiana Saturday, June 30, 6:30 p. m. BARN 30x100—A well .(instructed Building, Good frame and Siding. Pine Flooring on Hay Loll, Two Grain Bins. Feed Racks and a good Metal Roof. BARN 20x60—A Good Building, Good Siding and frame, metal roof, feed racks. HOG HOUSE 30x40 —Well Constructed a lot of good lumber in this building. j GARAGE for several cari. CONCRETE FEEDING FLOOR FRAME BUILDING 10x15. LARGE LOADING CHUTE. PICKET I’ENUE. And Mis< . llaneous Articles. '* TERMS 2“'; day of sale, balance before buildings are remove!, or dismantled. Purchaser;: will be given reasonable time to dismantle and move th- ebuv. d< > ribed buildings. “ FAY MUTSCHLER, Owner J. I'. Sanmann —Auctiomir. /• W. Kent Sales Manager. Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana. Real Estate Auction I “THE GRICE PROPERTY’ 910 Russell St., Decatur, Indiana. fT MONDAY, JULY 2,6:30 p. m. DESCRIPTION: Good 7 Room House in > \eellent repair, new roof, . Balli Room, Small Basement. Venetian Blinds and Drapes go with I the house. i1.0.a1.-d on a LARGE LOT, NICE YARD and FINE GARDEN SPOT, i all plain, d io variety of Vegetables which will go to the purchaser. j \.\ Al TRACTIVE HOME, IDEALLY LOCA TED IN A DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL SECTION oi-' DECATUR, INDIANA. | TERMS: 1.7 . day of sale, balance upon delivery id' good title, liberal loan (an be arranged. Immediate possession. A. J. GRICE, Owner .1. F. Sanmann Auctioneer. C W Kenl Sales Manag. r. 1 Sale condueled by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur. Indiana. j want a paint lows from the b like liquid * get I Kyanize ng ymedium- ! finish with life,'get Kyanlurablc, (washvill, not] harm I the surface. New pasS€IF SMOOVmNO ftel shades add life to (walls or woodiyrk? lD"* /ClaSs ■ 4 ‘ (MM AM* CMAMM wm-vw Manaaa ,r ■KraKW Kohne Drug Store

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