Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 21 January 1946 — Page 5

SON DAY, JANUARY 21, 1946.

wrket Reports 9aUv REPORT OF LOCAL 7 ANO PONKION MARKIT* ’ ft WNNfTT, MURRAY A GO. uylnq *ll kinds a* livestock nt Detortur, WlHtelro. R*tm ■Jvantealt raaalvod every day until I*:te p- m. * FMriAfe Mrs * commission. " Phons W1 < Corrected Jnauuo 19 | to IM Ito »i*o* | to IM Mm. - I to MN MN. >< 2» Item On. - H6O I te mtte — h. 25 VMMeita. - H ><> Hte t - 13 26 3b 13.00 ■KLLL-...... - nN MmMo) — i« f " 4.w^*^** •«•••••• 13 00 o*oo to «Roic« 14 00-16 on! MMh «MR. to m'dlum lu 00-13 oo ‘ fiteb *ted to Choice U.OO-14 00 gjhM, mm*. to tedium to 04-12 00 oivmw** - •■. 10 - GaMw taped - i-oo- t oo K 4NMMR • 00- 7no 'Sa OMMn - -rj <no down m ttafftos j - I ' K aoßtato «*** - »00-io.oo TteZ irrorm — -«oo down — ' KUHNCR rrOCK YARDS FROM in Corrtatod January 10 1 t« 4tt lb& —. 414 65 ‘t to 100 to*. —• 14 30 ;S to IM »•. - - hoo *ta - « « Ml 13 60 -jte Mrs 0.00 •to 'ehotoa) -■ pNflto (Nos. sat Snt > 13'0' 'M II WHOUBSALB SOO AND MIULVRY yjOTATIQNO " DBCAYUR FRODUCt CO. RtNM MO 11 Uwrtet«< fenuary 19 ,rm eggs e- 32c ?Ami eggs JU- 30c 'lint O*BS -, 06c Stows teottan ted Cryars ....10c “s*yy Ohm < - 2ic Mir im 23c tovy springers | lbs Aup 23c WtoSf 0 lb* 16c .SRifiti teas «— —.16-- ' d fMltaE* «m— Hl'’ —— - ioc " 21,P LOCAL ORAiN MARKET DURR RLCVATOR CO. „ Corrected January 19 fllMl soMm*! MJ CbiQlt . BbHm dayPrice lolNwil at atovator. 1 BN Wtect 11 c» M AM Wteat 1.47 -t, > Now sat OM Corn.— 140 . H Suy 2.1 S > Bonn J-io t. * Oat* "4 a M —.— 2 00 i< -TI- - - -- 1.36 Grains: .01 gar busbsl laaa. * Ctors: .04 par 100 1c ia. .fit Lto». farm FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK /fort Wayuu, Ind . Jan 21 —ll'Pl Jjwlm war* 25 <«-iit>i iHKin-r .>i m Bteckystur ! >da> and hogs -re higher is lnatau<Tr floge: Market I ■!• *- ».n. 400*»h 14.50. MM* fenga 10. no. roughs licit. YMrltaa Nri>> 10.00; apring I ate 14.25, tipp' d «w«-h 4.60. Cahee. gootj 14.00.10.5"; caolce Mwara. good to choice 14.00-1 M; Wjed'.um 12.00-14 00; plain - o il,®*, Halter*, good to ch<>L<- 12.5004; mStum 10.0M2.00, plain Slow*. Kiftd to choice 10.50 11.50 tdiuw cutter 7.50-s 26; raer, Bttilto, gtMMI to civiiee 11.50U; 1.50-1".5(t. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CteoMW, Jan 21 it I’t <WFA) 'ltefetock: Active. Hteady. I ial! killers anil oitli-r huyt r» dwf eeiiing of 14,65 for Star ov r IMO t® oatHsflbr how'-. g<><Kl dearCottle: Calves: 400. -Mee fed Meer-i und yearling eluding year! i heir r» steady 26 rente lower, only Hlrirtly Stee kind fully steady at l.h.OO; I other ifteer-- mid heifers 25 Ute to 40 Cflit- lowt r; better •n 60 toads ch'u. • -t. \ t"i. d heifere M. 50: tni*< d offerings A®; iNlik ffitouglitei steers I 5 5o '113.00: SOWS Sternly to 25/eiils. oatiy 25 eent I'li'er; bulls gen•My steady choice v alets Mdy, other* weak: Rtorker and odar trade To.y narrow; strict ROtxl. weight,. <<>w -, 14.50; bulk ■-M to 12.50 cutler* M. 75 down. Wteat: HW Bl* local killer* ■H of market, hut mod rately m t a and steady to other intere-ts: •*ly'JkaleH -.Rpod mid choice fed MlMlKwttetarit lamiis averaging jRHn? Jta. 16 oo mid 15 10. load »o held Mgitei ■; few good but 11.75. deck tod and choice -on lb. fed clipped tow tail t>b*rn pelts II I". <Hid« ** *W» Ml* 1 ' tlHtightei cwch Hldowtt.

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 26 words ar laaa: 1 time 60c; 2 tlmoa 76a; S tlmoa 61; 6 times 61.76. Rataa quoted era for oanaaeutlva inaartiona. Na classified •da accepted on aklpday aohaduta. Rata far 10 paint BLACK FAC* |* •« per ward far Im aartlan. Copy muat be In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline li I• m. I I FOR SALE ! FOR SALE —9 room modern borne. Suitable for duplex. Near Uptown. Tri-State Realty Co., T. D. Bcbiafenatain, phone 106. 607-t.f. FOR SALE—By out-of-town wld-l ow of War veteran. Very nice five room home on big choice corner lot midway between northend fnotorleo, school*, churches, busiueas district. Hardwood floor*, except one bedroom. Built-in Hl-' chen cupboard*. Tinted bathroom with recessed tub. Good furnace. Garage. Remodeled tor own uac before owner left tor aenrlce. Priced for you to buy at |8.950. owner ( will carry |4,0V0 mortgage or better term* available World War II veteran. 727 North Fifth Street. PLEASE don’t bother tenant*. For appointment phone 370. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller, Building. First A Monroe atraeta. 9-ktf FOR SALE—3-room home in Pre bie with gu* and electricity. Drove well. T. D. Schieferateiu. phone 105. 9-tf{ FOR sale—2l-acrr farm located 9 mile* southeast with 5 room house, poultry house, small barn, drove well and electricity. Tri State Realty, T. I). Scbieferstein.' Phone 105. 13-tf' FOR SALE - 3-room modern house I in .Monroe. Jeff Liechty, Berne > phon* 257. 15-3tx| FOR SALE—IO room all modern I dwelling with hard wood floor. Built-in cupboard*, good furnace ! Rock wool insulated. 3 room apart | ment with private entrance. Big) tot 70 x 160 with fruit tree*. I Kchwartz Realty Service, 915 W.' Monroe St. 16-ts FOR SALE -10 roo"i house opposite court hORM. Suitable for apartments or rooming. Hot air furnace with stoker. Insulated, and garage. Schwartz Realty Service. 915 W. Monroe St. 15-0t 1 FOR SALE ”/ce Eo7 JT7d~ 6 month*. Good condiiiou. Phone 1292. 15-g3t i FOR SALE -New Hammer mill*. belts, speed Indicator*, tractor tire pump*, and seat snubbers. l’s«d .Mcbeering one row corn picker, extra good. Steffen imple-! ment Co.. Third St., phone 180. F*oft' SALE ~ 1936 Terraplane, Large Estate heatrola. Phone 6951. 15-3 t x; FOlf #?\Xe -’Auto raJKoTor"!Ford. I Inquire 205 Studabaker street. 16-3tl| i-’dR , ”SALE-Rubl»e~ tire "u agonT rotary hoes: cultipackr re; sprocket packers; liorn-draulic manure loaders; spring tooth harrows; tractor lire*—Oliver Sales t Service — Craigville Garage, i Craigvilie. 16-6 t! POit SALE John itoaro hay to7<L | er. like new. Gilbert ' r nlem<. Phone 916-1 16-g2tx FOR SALE i'l'-war bicycle? good condition. 2 extia tire*.’ |25.00. Phone 3443 l«-2tx FOR SALk Ibr<;;t ur I’.’TtM ’u I lorum coni rolled chicks. Book your order today for chicks from Feb. to May. Special now for early boiler Sint ea< h White R■< k and liarrad Rock started cbi'-ks See Decatur Hat< hery. 14-51 POR"sAl?E’MT<ibiclerfilixei grain drill. Rotor? Ehrman. % mile north Kirkland high school Route I, Decatt’r, Craigville phone 5 on 25. i 6-. it x r<j®“SAi?E’ “~pie< <■” \Valiiu~to d room Millie; cheap twin Maple bods, complete. Phone IV2B 17-31 FOlt SAI E Tso spoiltirToiand Boars, about 225 pounds; vlzo tailed hccoiiil cutting alfalfa, nd zlover and wheat straw. Chas. Burkhart, one mile south and three and a half miles east Monroe. !7-3tx FOR SALE" FerfHix< r graTit orliT good shape. Henry Selking, Preble Phone 22 on 36; 1 mi. east. I’4 mi. north of Pr bie. 17-3tx FOR SALE White etiatix I Kulamason range. A-l condition. Used 1 winter. I'hoiic 8934. 17-gßt FOft HAIJi 'Windmill pump and •mpply lank. Good condition. Inquire William lluurk. north of Friedheim church. Poe phone two long, one short on 4 17-3lx Foil BALE— 80 acres of j-nod fertile Mill, good buildings. South of Pleasant Milla. State road 101. Porscrsfon March I. SchwirU Really Service. 915 W. Munroe St. TeL 1393. ' 17-ts

QUICKIES by Ken Reynold* yW/ \ / “<i * Bnrn ° S I ■ - -** I "Os course. I wasn't talking about you, dear. I was Just telling John ataut the OTHER Walkie-Talkie I got with a Democrat Wan’ Ad!" WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING —all make*. Needle*, oil, belts, part*. We make covered buckles, covered button*, do hemstitching, make buttonhole*. Boardman**, 445 South Fir*t. 4-2ltx WANTED TO RENT—House in Decatur or within 5 mile area. Sherman White Co., Corner Third and Monroe. 11-ts WANTED ~ UMd’ oeito hTgbset price* paid for good, clean need car*. No delay. For quick eaab **e Zintsmastar Motor Sale* Firat •nd Monroe; phono 372. 114-ts WANTED — Office secretary and stenographer. Must know ahort band. Permanent position. John L. ItoVos* and Roy S. Johnson, telephone 6(77. 15 a-.3t j WANTED- A man "to ieil feed in Adams county direct to farmer*, i Commiision hasi*. Training given. Box 395 % Democrat. 16-g3lx WANTED— Your insurance business; qualify at our office for tractors on the highway. Our family liability policy covers dogs, draught animals and tractors on the highway. The cost is nominal.--The Suttles (X 9-ts j WANTED Single man t» work on dairy farm Steady employ- : ment. Hillcrest Dairy, (tonlaii, Ind. IPhone 1034. 17 3tx WANTED T(» RENT 7Tii~4 "room house In Decatur, by ex-service-man and family. Phone 1354 17-6tx LOST 7 AND FOUND LOST — Brown Cocker .Spaniel, namu iluHty. Finder please phone 1148. 17-2tx hv~E HAVE A’ NEW~2<i YEAR- 4% loan plan that makes it < asy for I you who own or plan to buy a home in the country —a place where you and your family can do a little farming on the aide. This modern loan plan assures | you of prompt service at unusuaiIly low cost See me for detail*. C. il*. Lewton. lit RO6F~TTOfaIJ7 <* U ta w> will ba glad to gtv* you a tre> eatimata on any six* Job. We eai> ■ apply * guaranteed Carey roof a* ] no additional eost Alao brick anc I tabestoa siding. Arnold A Klank I Phone 443 80-t* i i AHMEhs' A?TBNTfO7i—Wa ra move dead horses, cowa, hogs etc. Decatur phone 2090 We pay all puone charge* The Stadler Product* Co. 15-ls APPLIANCSTBRVfCB Wa service all makes of waster*, i sweepers. Irons, and otter elec trical appliances. We carry a com plate line of parts for all populai makes.—Arnold & Klenk. 31-ts W A BHER~uiil'sw'cep(>r~iiervTce. Block south, ’4 block east court house, 110 West Jefferson. Phone 95, James Kitchen Maytag Sales & Service. 274-ts INSTRUCTION? MALE - Auto body and fender work, including metal work, welding and spray painting Look into it! one of the most profitable branches of Iremend >iu auto industry offering chances for good job or your own businet t. Train in spare lim-t. Write for free farts. Auto-Crafts Training, address Box 175 c/o Democrat. 17-2t* (>I’POKTf.NITY of hfetTme supplyIng DDT and other profitable products to farmers in Adams county. No experience or capital required. .Must have auto and good refereiicr t. Permanent. Write or wire McNees Company. Depl. T, Freeport, IBliioto. 17-T x ENJOY cheery winter evening)* - no draft, fuel economy at even uil‘»ver temperature*. Ilomeguard neatly and quickly insta'led by experts. Average 5 room house as low as 111'* Gamble's, phone 129. 17-41 pLaYeIT TfXK’o "ami —1t01.1.4. Terms. Write V. rne Netzow, Route No. 5, Box 310, Waukesha. Wia.. uh to when piano can be see* in Decatur. 17-ltx N. A- BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOUR*: 6:30 ta 11:60 12:30 to 6:o* Saturdays, 6:00 p. m. Telephone 166 tyea Kaamlned Glasses Fitted b

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I PROBE INTO NEW tCsatlees* P**m rage Oee) I town. 111., on the chance It might provide a clue to the murder of Wave Frances Brown last month Chief of detectives Walter Storms said he would compare tta handwriting found on the wall of the room where Lucille Rife was slain with that on a mirror in the room where Miss Brown was killed. After killing Mist* Brown, the slayer wrote on the mirror tn lipstick: "Catch ma before I kill more." —— „„ . m, Dermody On Air Tonight Speaks Here Tuesday Joe Dermody, natlotpi secretary of the General Electric conference board, will speak tonight over radio station U'OWO at 6:15

SALE CALENDAR JAN. 23— Rsubsn *chindiar, li 3 mile west of Herne, Ind., on State Hoad US. Close out sale. Jeff Liaehty, Auct. JAN. 23—Mrs. Orlando Meredith, 2 miles south and 2 inilea west of Burket, Ind. Fine 177 acre farm, modern improvements.— Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. JAN. 22—Rosswurm A McKinzie, 1 mile north of Decatur, just off Piqua road. Closing out sale. Roy Johnson A Son, Aucts. JAN. 23—Merl Essex, Located 1 mile west Coppes* Corner, mile north. Genera! farm sale. Cuman Bros., Aucts. JAN. 23—Kirchhofsr A Stucky, 1 mile north and I’4 miles east of Ge nsva. Brown Swiss cattle sale. Roy *. Johnson A Son, aucts. JAN. 24—Paul Beiberlch A Glen Baumgartner, edge of Preble, Ind., on the Werilng farm. Closing out Hale. Roy Johnson A Son, aucts. JAN. 25—Fred Myers, I mile east of Salem. Closing out sale. Roy Johnson A Son, Aneta. JAN. Zu—Fred Myers, 1 mile east of Salein. Closing out sale. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, Aucts. JAN. 26 Becker A BeHing, 1 mile south, 2 miles west of Decatur. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, Aucts. JAN. 28 Alva Shull, 2 miles south and *4 west of Packerton, Indiana. Well Improved 46 acre farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co., ! J. F. tanmsnn, Auct. JAN. 29—Charles Ballinger, 2 miles east of Monroeville. Closing out sale. Roy Johnson A Son, Aucts. JAN. 30—Fred Boehlcr, 1 mile south and 4 mile* west ot Convoy. Closing out sale Roy Johneon A Son, Auct*. JAN. 30—Everett E. Field*. 4<4 mi lew West ot Poneto. Ind., on Highway No. 118, Highly Productive 40 Acre farm. .Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. JAN. 31—Leroy Boehn, 4 mile* east and 2 miles south of Berne. Regis tered Duroc bred gilt*. Roy Johnson A Son, Aucts. FEB 2—Pelmsre Scott. 2 miles South of Laporte. Ind . on No. 35. Highly Improved 180 acre farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co J. F. Sanmann, Aud. FEB. 4—Mr*. Fred Circle, 4 miles west and 2’j north of South Whitley, Ind. Good 115 Acre farm. Modern home, and al) Per sonal property. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. San mans, Auctioneer. FEB. s—Maurice W. Reed, 9 miles south and 2 west of Warsaw, Ind. Improved 95 Acre farm and all Personal property. Midwest Realty Aui-iion Co. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. FEB, i—Edwin Hix, 2 miles North of Marion. Ind., on No. 49, then 1 mile East. Two Farms—Well Improved 152 Acre farm and 70 acre farm. .Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Sanmann, auctioneer. - northwest of Decatur, Ind., on the Winchester road and ’4 rnfle west. Personal property. Midwest Really Auction Co., J, F, Sanmann, Auct. 9*^’‘W*-M •\J'jj)' ‘ y -‘HiJ'..-S-'*)v 1 * Ktfc WANTED I GOOD, CLEAN, BIG RAGS. | Cannot use underwear stockings, pants, j coats, overalls, or any similar material. | I Will Pay g £ lb. | Decatur Daily Democrat |

THIMBLE THEATER Showing—“THE WAY OF A MAN WITH A MAID” _J . uOT6 OF 7am' lot£ op) /popeye, we TZ /the ONLY THING 'A.T wdcri&s me I*' , s ( PEOPLE 00— ) rEM WISH TO L~ /MUSTN'T LET ) ( IS UUUQ GONER MARRY?,/) \IK s~<r 7LS& -R§?> WMI 117 & &■ Jin/ Q>? rw y 'Y<Ll\ —W , ■ ~ bK— — \ XjH M. .’<4 TvT'A —~ a * s ‘ .//??., " li i—* la ( W ' ’/I rwhßwOß ?!!Z » r-fS. \ iflnTiiWS . ' ’ \ < 1 ■ ' ■ ,21 BLONDIE PANTS PROPULSION! ’ ''lillljriij NO, dear )' 'l r'DiD VOU GO C\X ?T ! ( ODNT XU KNOW ) (\ES, V\€| (WELL,DO NOU EXPBCT J ■—^ —'x- —’( T DIDN'T S /ID the CLEANERS \ (MV PANTS WERE >J KNEW \ THEM TO WALK DD you pick ) I and GET my pants ) AT rwE r^*^7/v ,T - Z 7 home BY UP MY PANTS ) MU; V ¥*y I CLEANED? J THEMSELVES ?) (MF ATTW £- j > 7/ .3 /Crr / yL cleaners 7 Z /Tli; txhk' /Jl&i □nnourvmt/J ii l rtSir \*Z I { 7 It / f , — 11 t F ft ■ & ® » m E >s/ 'y? Bf ra? Bi « bp' "*O r*^ii ~ ■—»*" "■■'■ ■■ * ■- - », - rm) - y " 'v* - I The U. S. Chamber of Commerce warns that many dwelling houxen are underinsured. It would lie well for you to upend a moment figuring the I 1 replacement cost of your home and its contents. Today’s laiss is not covered by Tomorrow s Policy — Belore this happens see— | I Leland Smith Insurance Agency |

P in, giving a report on the nat tonal strike picture. Loral work era have been urged to listen to the program He will ap<-ak In Decatur Tuesday night at 7:30 ’ o'clock in s man* meeting at Local 924, UKRMWA union head quarters. i —— - - o - ■■ First Snowfall Os Year Covers State Many Highways Are Reported Slippery By United Press Indiana's first genera) snowfall of 1946 covered tbe Hoosier country sid« today at depths ranging up to three inches. Motorists proceeded with cau-

tion on highway* throughout tte • state, and pedestrian* truiged through a blanket of white which began to fait late Bunday and continued through the night The Indianapoila weather bureau reported that snow on the ground measured three Inches at Indianapolis. Terre Haute and Fort Wayne. The depth was one Inch at upHtat* South Bend and downstate Evansville. The Hlate highway commission reported that roads were passable over the Htate, but many of them were icy. Roads appeared to Im- most slippery in the Vincennes and Seymour highway districts, where two inches of wet snow froze on the road surfaces. Elsewhere. sm*w was packed on the highways but was less treacherous. In the Crawfordsville. Fort Wayne and Greenfield districts, two and one-half to three inches of hiiow wan packed on the roads There was little snow In the north portion of the LuPorte district, but in tbe south part it blanketed the roads from one to three inches in depth. — ——o - ■ —— Gum Ingredient Although chewing gum is an international commodity, its chief ingre- ' dient is chicle, which comes only I from the Middle-Amcrican countries I of Mexico. Honduras and parts of • Gu itcmala. Chicle Is resin taken from the chicle tree o— —— Air Freight There arc few limitations to the commodities which can be down by air cxpresH today, since the cargo compartments of air liners now carry up to 3,000 pound, and without parsengers up to three tons. —~o-'— Bank Buildings Banking buildings proves profitable The home may be wsrm enough, but many small barns, hog houses and poultry house* can be made windproof and much warmer, if banked with straw, corn stalks or even snow ———o —— Kt*dak Films; no waiting. HolthouM? Drug, T Stucky & Kirchhofer BROWN SWISS ' DISPERSAL SALE 12:30 p. m„ WEI)., .lan. 23 At the farm located 1 mile north and I ’/j miles west of GENEVA, IND. 30 Registered Swiss 25 Female**—s Bulla Splendid production • Good Type Fresh Cows • Springers - Heifers. Michigan Chsrm Vogsl, son of a 648-lb. fat producer sell* T. B. Accredited-Bang's Certified Catalog* Available at Sale. V. B. VYE, Sale Mgr. Waukesha, Wte. — A Imo Selling — 1 Hinman 2 Unit Milker 6 Milk can*—Other supplies 500 bales mixed clover and tim ’ othy hay, some baled bean* hay. Attend This Sale

Search For Pearl Harbor Warning Seek Message Os Night Before Stab Washington. Jan. 21.— <UP) — Th** Pearl Harbor Committee today launched a new xearch to determine whether a Navy war warning message was dispatched to Hawaii the night before the Japanese attack. Rep. John W Murphy. R . Pa., instructed Committee Counsel to make the new search in the light of testimony by Adm. Husband 1 Kimmel, who commanded the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack. Kimmel testified that the late Recvstary of the Navy Praijk Knox told him at Hawaii a few days after Dec. 7, 1941. that a message was dispatched frnm Washington ?be night of Dec. 4. Kimmr) said he never had been able to find such a message ad-

PUBLIC SALE Because I am discontinuing farming I, the undersigned, will sell at public auction Located 1 mile west of Copp< s» Corner and H mile north, or if* miles east of Bluffton and % mile north, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23, ’46 Time: 12:30 P. M. 13—HEAD OF CATTLI—I3 Two Guernsey cows, 6 yrs. old. been fresh 6 weeks, both with oalf by side; Roan cow, 3 yr. old. with twin calves by side, calve* 3 mo. old, Guernsey heifer 2 yr. old. with calf by side; Guernsey cow 6 yr. old. be fresh in March; Jersey cow 4 yr. old, be fresh in June, giving milk; 2 Guernsey heifers 17 and 18 months old. 2 HORSES -Team of mares, hay and sorrel, smooth mouth, wt 1700 sos each. 7 SHEEP—6 very nice Shropshire ewe lambs; good Shropshire buck. 4 yr. old. 29—HEAD OF HOG*—29 Spotted Poland China sow coming third Utter; Spotted Poland China gilt, both will farrow in March; 26 hsad of very nice Spotted Poland China shoats, ave. wt. 100 lbs. or more; Spotted Poland China male hog coming 1 yr. old. HAY—9 ton more or leas of good Little Red Clover tay TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT* 1943 Model B John Deere tractor on steel with power lift ami cultivators; John Deere 2 • 12" torttom, high clearance, tractor plow; 7 ft. John Deere tractor disc: John Deere manure spreader in first clssh condition; John Deere cultimul* her. 8 ft. cut; McCormick binder, S' cut with tractor hitch; Daln hay loader; John Deere spike tooth harrow; 3 section spring tooth harrow; lu' dump rate; Superior 9 hoe grain drill; hay tedder; Oliver corn cultivator; John Deere corn planter, McCormiek 5' mower; John Deere walking plow, Turnbull wagon with hay ladders; 3 good hog houses, hog feeder; pair of tab sleds; n**id bout; clover 'buncher; some old drums; many other articles not mentioned. TERMS-CASH. MERL ESSEX OWNER Clerk—E. W. Baumgartner. i Auctioneers—Suman Bros., Decatur phons 6761 or Monroe 91-V. 'er PERFECT SPREADS a BAUGHMAN jjHy W Th* Machins that Mads LIME —Popular. Many Nsw Modale Stssl Bodise—Ball and Roller . . "•'--auqhout. Writs or Gau> nvw, m i uu«rAMiiwanMu»*u zmcz-suomipatiobb ALLIED TRUCK EQUIPMENT. Inc. 3810 E. Sixteenth St. Indtsnapoha, Ind. 7 Built I>V RSW*W»IW MSW»*»ertn»rw*» r/1 fas;. rasteHas. 4U.

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dressed to either himself or Adm. Thomas C. Hart, commanding the Asiatic Fleet at Manila. A war warning meaeage was dlspatvhsd about noon Dec. 7, 1941. by Army Chief of Staff Gen. Georgs C. Marshal to Lt.-Gen. Walter C. Short. Army Commander at Hawaii. It was not delivered until several hours after the Japanese attack. .....-o.■ . ■ ■ — Defrosting Pan Remove the defrosting pan when It is not in um in the refrigerator. The cold air wIU than be sblo to drop directly down from the bottom of the evaporator and help increase sir circulation in the cabinet. | * AI-POIXTMKST l*r KXKC ITOR kMTAIr Me. «M 4 .V>tb-e i« hereby given that ths unUrrais****) lis* be«n appointed Kx». uior of the estats of Frank MeConnsil tote of Adams County, ds-i-S-ed. The estate Is protably solvent. It ih»rd K McConnell, Executor, iJanuary it, !»<•. Mukas C. Melson Attorney. Jan. 14. il. 24 — Kodak Films; no waiting. Holt h<*use Druy. T