Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 201, Decatur, Adams County, 25 August 1945 — Page 5

day AUG. 25, 1945.

Set Reports REPORT OF LOCAL r:»ORE!«N MARKET* Tot* ; K JfTT. MURRAY * CO. ®JK|| kinds of livestock at Willshire, Berne ' lmSo* receive* avary -=X t ‘ al,d oonlml “ 1<al j** J Phone 301 August 25 L tl , Xitis - f 14.50 to Bibs 15-50 EX 13 lbs 18 00 FSJI 13.50 r®t*r 13.25 K.t. r°T,y" 9-00 Lea®"- 5.00 I g<BiER "STOCK YARDS | f Phone 101 r Bin-led August 25 K». Jwhiss.wn or weight charge iviZW’.tu- 314.50 Er, >0 lbs - 14.00 E- K ihq _ 13.50 g'XB 13.75 f. s «7 - 13-50 IL >K 9.00 EL W> ! ‘ 1-1 15,09 f 12.00 EB. 5.00 I «olesmx"egg and LJBltry quotation* I I Furnished by I MBATUR PRODUCE CO. | Phone 880 I Rrrected August 2-5 a jjßrnment cemng Prices .. 35. c and fryers— 29. c KwwSffitiif -24.5 c Mfi»vyj*F pr s — 29. c Ewypfringers 29. c Kh aKti i's 15- c KgyW 15- C ij>L GRAIN MARKET I Kk ELEVATOR CO. | mirrected August 25 I Skis subject to chance | during day. Em delivered at elevator. Kyped Wheat 31.49 Wheat 1.48 m.HBw and Old Corn 1.60 KSic Oats 51 K| W Beans 2.16 _ 2.00 S pß s: - 03 ® 6r bushel leas. | Kn: .04 per 100 lees. I f.o.b. farm Ij jp. <> ly THS WARNED ■ flSßnued From Page One) ■i"t fS which they are deferred.' not only to job-jum-iers bSto those who lose out in KttbaeM for factories previously essential. They will not B tiflfcered to have .thrown up but local boards still BiW the power to put them in eligible for inKABSesman in Hershey’s office FPafM that from now on the fcst, ■; will be only 50,000 a r ” of these, he said, will the 18-year old class, pang ■ those who have been debe nearing the 25-year Kt, the oldest that will be | K o— Os S SUICIDES ARE | '"Jtlnueil From Page One) |®rtKeditorial quoted by Tokyo P st K> an actually had lost the |* r Big before the appearance r ,: >Komic bomb and the Soviet s la ' !a ßoit of war.” | 0 SCOUTS ni -'.'d From Page One) K 9 ’ "W of the Eisenhower medal’. | & Kiner stated that the anl,anf l llet would be a gMS> in Scout work in this city a notable cont.ithe youth to the winning i —o ®na yields on From Page One) of the question. I ' sb l Monitors in London said t<B a ’ iiia broadcast to Tokyo ■ that Japanese forces in C’" ! w Kon K will surrender to L B* avy units under Rear AdH. J- Harcourt subsequent I' W lst 31. in accordance with f,“ l K :i > n nts already completed by I *B Mongolian recognition was L as a P° ss 'ble satisfactory L B 6ll ’. of the Chinese Comt. "■ I>l 'ob!em which would avert r Beat of a possible civil war. L 0 Rftur Vocalist To |W cast Wednesday well known Decatur j .'K wi ll broadcast over radio , JWOWO, Fort Wayne, WedEWI night at 10:30 o’clock. A. BIXLER ■ OPTOMETRIST g .£ HOURS: I’o 11:30 12:30 to 5:00 Baturdavs, 8:00 p. m. guK. T®'cghopp 135 Glasses Fitted

III — - — - I local classified ADVERTISING RATES —o— For 25 worde or Iom: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; 8 times 11; 6 times 11.75. Rates quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified adji accepted on sklpday schedule. Rate for 19 point BLACK FACE la 5c per word for Inaertlon. Copy muat be In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE ~ ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES — Regardless of your needs In the line of electrical supplies, large or small, we can supply you, including wire, heating elements, switches, fixtures, etc. Arnold & Klenk. 225-ts FOR SALE—Complete line of wiring supplies and fixtures. Wanted —Radios to repair. Uhrick Bros. Phone 360. 86-ts FOR SALE —7-rdom modern dwelling, 3 bed rooms with cedar lined closets; hard wood floors; basement under entire house, large garage. Located North Third St. Price $6850. Walter J. Bockman, General Insurance and Real Estate. 166-ts FOR 'trailers. See the new Travelight and Streamlight single and double. Also some good used trailers, very reasonable. Moser Trailer service, 3401 Maumee Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 185-30tx FOiR SALE—Have you been wishing for larger roomy well located semi-modern home, which you could fix up to suit yourself? Have you wanted to trade in your old smaller house? Then inquire about thie four bed room home on Seventh street. Has inside toilet, water, lights. Four blocks from Catholic church, public schools. Owner occupied. Bob Heller, Realtor, Lincoln Life Insurance, Two good investments. Phone 870. K. C. Building. 196-6 t FOR SALE—Dining room suite and a bedroom suite, electric stove with a toaster and waffel iron, dresser, Wilton rug, clothes rack, laundry stove, two pairs of drapee. Mrs. Fred Stauffer, Monrpe telephone. 196-ts FOR SALE —Blue prune plums, $2 bushel. Pickles field run $1.50 bushel. Ernest Longenberger, Craigville phone, 1 mile west mile south of Magley. 199-3tx FOR SALE — Ration Free Firestone & Goodyear Tractor & Implement Tires & Rims. Full stock. All sizes. Replacements & Changeovers. We are Ohio’s largest tractor Tire dealers. See us. Frank Bornholt & Sons, Celina and St. Rosa, Ohio. 200t3 FOR SALE—l936’Ford, motor just overhauled, good tires. Can see after 6 p. m. Phone Willshire, 136F5. 200gt.3x FOR SALE—I93O model “A” Ford, fair condition, practically new tires. 1045 Elm street. 200-g2tx FOR SALE—Extra good corn picker for Fordson tractor. New hay chopper and Ensilage cutter. DeLaval milkers and separators, water systems, dairy barn equipment and farm welders. Genuine parts and service for John Deere farm equipment. Steffen Implement Co., Third St. Phone 180. 200-4 t FOR SALE—New and used house trailers, real buys, see us first. Eury Trailer Service, 2033 S. Calhoun St., Fort Wayne, Ind. 101-T FOR SALE — Baby walker or stroller, price $30.00. 320 Line street. 4tx FOR SALE—Porcelain top kitchen cabinet in good condition. Inquire at 425 Grant St. 201t3x FOR SALE—Sweet corn, 35c per dozen or 3 dozen for SI.OO. Willie Reed, ¥2 square east Moose Home. 201t3x FOR SALE — Hale Haven Michigan Peaches, §2.65 a bushel. Bring own basket. Kenneth Hoffman, route 4, Decatur. It .— o—former local (Continued From Page One) America, and north to Miami, Fla. He reported to the Camp Atterbury separation center Thursday, where he mustered out. Mr. Borders is in good health, stating that he had Tost a few pounds of weight. He intends to take a rest before engaging in civilian activities. • ———o ————— 1 Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Hall West of Hanna-Nuttman Park. Service meeting 7:30 p. m. Course in theocratic ministiy, 8:30 p. m. Watchtower Bible study. 9 p.m. All people of good will are invited to gttend these timely Bible Btuii»s-

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds J “Everything was quiet and peaceful—until I suggested finding a room with a Democrat Want Ad for my wife’s mother! ’’ FOR SALE—'Four cultlmulchers, 2 tractor plows, 3 bottom tractor plow, 3 tractor disks, 2 corn shelters, 2 Horn hydraulic manure loaders, used 60 Oliver tractor, used 10-ft. Oliver combine, tractor plow, spring tooth harrow, used feed grinder. Craigville Garage, Craigville, Ind. 197-6 t FOR SALE—‘Five-room fully modern home, well located, on double lot. All hardwood, Venetian blinds, built in cupboards, beautiful bathroom. Breakfast nook. Garage. Big closets, Full basement. Electric hot water heater. Rock garden, nice flowers. Possession 30 days. Can be bought for less than cost of duplication. $3,000 cash down, rest like rent, 5%. Bob Heller, Realtor, Lincoln Life Insurance, two good investments. Phone 870. K. C. Building. 200-9 t FOR SALE—Now that traveling regulations are over, here is good house trailer to enjoy lake vacations. Eighteen foot Silver Dome, for one fourth cost new, about six years old. Has been used as home by present owner. Bob Heller, Realtor, Lincoln Life Insurance, two good investments. Phone 870. • 20f1t9 WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING — all makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do make buttonholes. Boardman’s, 445 South First. 180-27tx WANTED—Ceiling prices paid for good used cars. Drive in and get the cash. Zintsmaster Motor Sales, Ist and Monroe. Phone 372. 164-ts WANT“TO BUY—We need walnut logs, hard Maple logs, and White Oak Veneer logs delivered to our mill, Piqua, Ohio. Write Box 909, Piqua, Ohio, for specifications and prices. Cash paid on delivery. 200-6tx WANTED—Pin Boys afternoons or evenings. Mies Recreation. 198t6 SALESMAN WANTED by well known oil company. Man over thirty preferred. Experience not necessary. Imipediate steady income for man with car. Write P. T. Webster, 571 Standard Building, Cleveland 13, Ohio. Itx-s WANTED TO BUY — Disabled horses; also livestock hauling. Phone 8933, William Harrod. 192g27t ROUTE SALESMEN—We are interested in reliable men age 23 to 50 yeare to operate and manage established Jewel Food Routes. Guaranteed weekly salary, commission and bonus. Car, merchandise and expenses furnished. Permanent employment. For interview apply, write or call Jewel Tea Co., Inc., 3304 South Calhoun, Ft. Wayne, Ind., phone H-3107, Ask for Mr. Meyers. 189-ts WANTED TO~BUA’—Model “T” Ford. Call 144. 200gt3 WANTED—WomaiTfoFlighrhouse work. No family washing. Stay nights. Phone 8503. 200-g2t MISCELLANEOUS ROOF TROUBLE—CaII on us, 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. APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other electtrlcal appliances. We carry a complete line o£ parts for all popular makes. —Arnold & Klenk. 31-ts FARMERS ATTENTION™ We “remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone chargee. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts Business Opportunity. Own your own business. Operate Hinson sates and service in your own community. Small capital required. Write for complete details. No obligations. Hinson and Company, Richmond, Indiana. 199-3tx AT YOUR SERVICE — Nu Bone foundation garments with a woven wire etay. Real comfort and correct fitting. Reasonable. Phone 1425 for appointment. 200-g2tx FOR*RENT~ FOR RENT—2 furnished steeping rooms in modern home. Home privileggj. ?5? North Elpventlj £t. or phone 132 after 4 P- m - 2Mg3t

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NEW AUTO PRICES TO (Continued From Page One) But no matter what prices are set on the coming cars everybody who wants to buy one will not be able to do so right away. OPA is planning to “liberalize” auto rationing by gradually adding to the list of “essential" car users, but the chances are that rationing will not be lifted entirely until early next year when production reaches its full stride. Industry spokesmen said it would be a “minor miracle” if more than 500,000 new automobiles could be poduced during the balance of 1945 despite the abolition yesterday of production quotas. They pointed out that only half the machinery needed for full production was in place in factories or ordered by last June 30. Next year’s outlook, however, is much better, they said, indications are that about 6,000,000 new motor vehicles — passenger casn and trucks—will roll off the assembly lines during 1946. Life apart from God does not make sense. o APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR No. 4179 Notice is herwby given that the .undersigned has beien appointed Administrator of the estate of Louis F. Hoile, late of Adams County, deceased. The state is probably solvent. HILBERT F. HOLLE, Administrator F'erd L. Litterer, Attorney. Aug. 17, 1945. Aug. 18-25 Sept. 1 STOCKHOLDERS MpltuTlh'G Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Citizens Telephone Company of Decatur, Indiana wjll be held at the office of the Secretary of said company in the city of Decatur, Ind., on Thursday, September 6, 1945, at 7 o’clock p.m. CWT for the purpose of electing five directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such business as may be properly brought before said meeting. C. E. Bell, Asst. Secy. Aug. 20-8 t

. i f iiii. i . H ■ IBBUIIBIIIIBIffIOmBIIIIBIIIIBIIWIIIBIIIIBIIOIIBIiIIBIIIIBIIIBIIIIBIIIB • Community Sale I • MONDAY, AUG. 27 -6P. M. | Z FOLEY GENERAL STORE “ PREBLE, INDIANA " j| Boys Bicycle; Radio; 2 Laundry Stoves; Porch Swing; 2-piece il Living Room Suite; 2 Beds with springs; Dining Room Table; P B Buffet; Cupboard; Kitchen Table with chairs; Chicken Brooder ■ ■ House, 9x10; Brooder House Stove; Pump Jack; 3-burner 1 || Kerosene Range; Kerosene 2-burner Heating Stove; Cold Blast Heating Stove; Chicken Battery; 6 - 30 gal. Oil Drums; " •B many other articles. ■ I ' ’ TERMS—CASH. g I B H. H. High—Auctioneer. ■ I Hansel Foley—Clerk. 8 |l Not responsible for accidents. BaiMiiwmaiiiiaMaiiiiamaiiiiaiiiiaiiiuiiwiMioipwiiiaiiiaiiiuiiiißiiiaiMiMiiMiiiiaiiii I ’ B ; Molders and Laborers • j ARE NEEDED NOW: I I I I gi Post-War Reconversion has started and Gray Iron Castings B _ are needed IMMEDIATELY before industry can start | - making automobiles, gasoline pumps, washing machines, g ■ trucks, refrigerators, and many other items. a I • GRAY IRON WAS VITAL TO VICTORY. | | IT IS NOW » | ESSENTIAL TO RECONVERSION. * ■ R I i The Decatur Casting Co. i 1 ■

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TWO f IGHTER PILOTS 1 (Continued From Page One) of army rations and gave the Americans a box of hard sugar candy,” Tice was quoted. “In no way did they act as though they were defeated. When the Japanese cqme close to our plane they were sailing. The colonel had a big sword and saluted us when they came to within 20 feet. “We returned the salute. Then ( he came very close, smiled and ' the officer offered his hand.” ' Tice said both he and Hall shook hands with the Japanese officer. ' o Asks 30-Hour Week For Bendix Workers South Bend, Ind-, Aug. 25—(UP) —Charles F- Clemens, secretary of Local 9, united automobile workers of America, said today that company officials of the Bendix Aviation Corporation would be asked tp trim its schedule to a 39-hour week for union members. The union’s bargaining committee seeks a work program of five six-hour per week, Clemens said. p SENATORS BACK (Continued From Page One) program for interim arrangements for Allied countries if they wish to take advantage of them. Those who choose to do so, he said, will not uffer any interruption in the flow of vitally needed goods. He discounted completely reports from Britain that officials there were shocked and surprised at Mr. Truman’s "abrupt action.” He said the British were pretty shrewd operators and followed lend-lease hearings here very close-

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ly. It was unconceivable to him that they were caught -unaware. There was difference of opinion among American officials whether the action actually would create a break in the steady flow of goods to Britain. Some contended that if credit arrangements were made quickly the change in procurement procedure alone would create a break which might affect the British diet this winter. Crowley insisted that his six point program, if taken advantage of by Britain, would prevent such a break in the flow of materials. ■He eaid the program was presented to 21 nations last Monday at the same time President Truman notified them that lend-lease was aboqt to end, and that several of them had already indicated their willingness to use it. The program provides for: 1. All new procurement for lendlease to end -immediately except for governments paying cash or arranging export-import loans. 2. Allied nations to be given a chance to acquire all items on order by agreeing to pay the U. S. in equal annual payments over 30 years at 2% per cent interest. 3. Goods now on allied soil or in : process of delivery to be available on a cash or credit basis. '4. The FEA to continue its procurement services for 60 days. 5. U. S. shipping facilities to be available for another 30 daye for allied purposes. 6. Shipments of lend-lease to be continued only until V-J day, expected to be proclaimed next week. The export-import bank has $2,800,000,000 available for loans but that would not come close to covering the probable long-range needs of the big powers. Russia is expected to seek $1,000,000,000, China $2,000,000,000 for a three year program. France has applied for $240,000,000.

PEACHES Early Monday Morning Michigan AC Peaches, __ bu. Bring own baskets. Corner 2nd & Jackson Sts. 1 Bl We Are Now Handling New Steel What are your needs? We can furnish them. PRIME GRADE, ALL HOT ROLLED Eye Beams, H Beams, Channel Iron, Plate Iron, Angle Iron, Round Iron, Square Iron, Strip Iron, Flat Iron, also some steel sash basement wiadows. The Maier Hide & Fur Co, 710 W. Monroe St. Phone 412 - 6913 —-—.—

Crowley eaid when that money is gone it would be up to congress to decide whether more should be furnished. He indicated that the

PUBLIC SALE I am quitting farming and will sell all my personal property oil farm located 2 mites north of Bluffton, Ind., on State Road Np. 1. then % mite east, on Wednesday, Aug. 29,1945 Sale Starting at 10:30 A. M. Prompt CATTLE Butter—Ayrshire—B years old, 6-gal. when fresh. Mattie —Jersey and Ayrshire—s years old, 5-gal. when fresh. Spot —Jersey and Ayrshire—s years old, 5-gal. when fresh. Goldie —Guernsey—5 year# old, 5 gal. when fresh. Georgia—Guernsey—s years old, 5 gal. when fresh. Susie —Guernsey, 6 years old, 6 gal. when fresh. Ida —Guernsey, 3 years old, 4 gal. when fresh. Hermonia —Guernsey—3 years old, 4 gdlwhen fresh R. G—Guernsey—3 years old, 4 gal. when fresh. RosieGuernsey—3 years old, 4 gal. when fresh. Lily—Guernsey—3 years old, 3% gal when fresh. Jersey—Jersey—s yrs. old, 5 gal. when fresh. Bull, yearling Guernsey bull. Heifers, 8 two-year-old heifers, fresh first of year. Eight yearling Guernsey heifers; 5 six month Guernsey heifers. HOGS Four Hampshire gilts, due to farrow by sate date; one Hampshire i sow; one Hampshire gilt with 7 pigs; 10 Hampshire feeding pigs (50 tbs.) POULTRY 100 White Rock pullets. FEED Seven tons mixed hay, bated; 2*4 tons alfalfa, baled; 2 tons clover hay, baled. MILKING MACHINE Two single unit Universal milking machines, like new; 7 stall cocks and pipe; milk pails; strainers; 7 milk cans. TRACTOR McCormick-Deering tractor, W-30, on new rubber, generator and lights. MACHINERY 18-inch 7-foot McCormick-Deering disc, with hydrolic cpntrol; Ohio 3-section spring tooth harrow; McCqrmick-Deering 2-septipn spike tooth harrow: 9 ft. Dunham cultipacker; 2-section Duphqm rotary hoe; McCormick-Deering 7-12 fertilizer grain drill, with tractor hitch and power lift; Black Hawk fertilizer, tractor, corn planter; New Idea side delivery rake; New Idea 7-foot tractor mower, on rubber; Superior 12-7 plain grain drill; 2 rubber tired wagons; grain bed and hay ladders; 2 wheeled lime spreader; W-C Allis Chalmers cultivators and mulchers; power lift; W-30 power take off apd hitch attachments. All above machinery new in last twp or three years. MISCELLANEOUS Eight door galvanized hog feeder; 1000 pound platform scaleiL' Oaks electric brooder, 350-chick size: chick fountains and feeders; 10 foot by 12 foot brooder house; barrel hog fountains; water tanks: lank heater; electric fence charger and wire; hand corn shelter; forks; shovels; garden tools; garden plow; hand seeder; 30-lnch buzz saw, to (jiount ou tractor; rubber tired wheelbarrow; Heller-Allen pump jack, motor and cover; aet of steel wheels for Allis-Chalmer tractor; one steel wheel for W-30 tractor; slip scoop; set of serum syringes for vaccination; two sets of red Elm wagon sills, 2 inches by 8 inches by 14 feet; portable silo, 10 feet by 14 feet; 8 rows Sorgo, in field, 80 rods long. TERMS—CASH For credit make arrangements at Old First National Bank, Bluffton. DWIGHT NIBLICK OWNER Ellenberger Bros., Auctioneers Old-First National Bank, Clerk. We Have Just Received Carload of ■ - 6 inch and 12 inch Stay ;: Field Fence : Best of Quality. Make Repairs or • Build That New Fence Now. ; • :! We Also Have Good Stock of ' ;; SUMMER and WINTER !! HOG FOUNTAINS — - 1 . !.! 'L" 1 . 11 . 1 "!" 11

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type of credit being contemplated for Britain probably would be a separate matter which would be taken up directly With congresa.