Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 69, Decatur, Adams County, 22 March 1946 — Page 5

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED i ADVERTISING RATES y —O—--1 Ftr 25 ward* or loot: 1 time 60c; 2 times 75c; 3 timoa |1; • tlmoe 11.76. Rates quoted are tor conoocutive Inaortione. No classified ads accepted on eklpday ached* 1 ule. Rato for 10 point BLACK 1 FACE la 6c per word for In- > portion. Copy must be In office by 11 * a. m. Monday throuah Friday. Saturday deadline lo • a. m. > | » i FOR SALK ( Atl Make Wanhem, Sweeperii ! repaired. For sale kitchen cabinet?, bane and wall: Kitchen's May tax Baioa and Hervite. 110 Jefferson. 51 tt FOR SALK — Modern five room * homo. Fifth atreet. Bear <>K. ’ Hardwood floors, eicept one bed- ’ room, built-in cupboards, recessed ’ bath, plenty of closets, big bod- ’ rooms, living room across front * of house, nice comer, good roof. ' paint, garage. Furnace, motor 1 plumbing. Nice corner. Big lot. About |2,(K10 down, rest 135*140 monthly. Bob Heller, Realtor, Phone 870, Heller Budding. 62-ts FOR SALK One block from Lincoln school, modern five room, two liedrootns, bouse, with extra . breakfast room. Nice asbestos-ce- > ment siding for low upkeep. Good . roof, redecorated last fall. Garage. , corner lot. Basement, new furnace, t I motor plumbing. Built-in cupboards. I , four fluorescent lights. 11.500 . down, rest 131.40 monthly. Bob > Heller, Realtor, phone STU. Heller > Building. t>2-tf ’ FOR BALK -The Inv stment home : you have been looking for. Has guaranteed lease from local factory, which collects rent, guarantees against damag-. Lease has IX months to go. House Is well painted, semi-modern with good roof, garage. Rent coiling 125 monthly, taxes low. Priced for ! quick sale, 42.90". At least 49**0 cash, down. Bob Heller. Reator, ' Heller Building. Phone 870. 59 klf [ FOR SALK Semi-modern 4 roomw and bath, large lot, garden, shui bery, nicely improved. Immediate . possession. 80 acre farm, 7 miles east, good 5 room bouse, good barn, large poultry house. Drove well, electricity. Ti State Realty. T. D. Schiefersteiu, phone 105. 53-ts MEET and Great your friends and neighbors at Sprague Furniture Store. Hottest value *pot in Northern Indiana. We save you 10% to 20%. Why pay more? Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 61-391 FOR SALE l*ot m West Madison Street. W by 19u. 4375. Arthur Martinas. Inquire at Al Schmitt. 66g6tx foil " SALE t-sed. »•!«*< trh- con sole radio A-l condition. Cheap If taken at onto phone fill. 67-3 t FOR SALE 1936 Master Chcvrolet. Phone Monroe I**o6. 67*3tx FOR SALE— Lincoln beans, all you want. Priced chaeap. Also ulfalfa hay. baled. Call 96-T. Oscar Ray. 67-g3tx FOR SALE-House, 6 rooms and bath. Newly painted inside and out. New roof. One car garage. Located on State highway 121 in -Mon roe, Indiana. Immediate possession. Lot 60 - 120. Paul M. Bahner, i Monroe phone 906. 6*t-3t H')h SALE t'nbolel *rcd .hah, burgundy color, with ottoman. pre-war springs. Phone 593. 6s-3t FOiTSALE~~ ■ oom house n Monfoe. Bu-n 16 a 22. full Mixed lotWrite P. O. Box 106, Monroe. Indiana or phone Monroe 65 between 7:30 a. m. and 5.00 p. m. 68-3tx For SALE - Recemiy built aTI modern house. Four rooma and bath, full baaßmeiit. In excellent condition, latrge lot. Possession tn 30 days. >I9OO down payment. Clyde* O. Troutncr. Real Estate and Insurance. Phone 73-11*>6. 67-gt FOR SALE PreinieT and Dunlap strawlierry plants. Red Raspberry. Blac k llaspbeiry and Black berry plants. These are No. 1 plant*. Riverside Nursery. Berne. Ind. 69-lgt Full- ’HALE Two epruig coals, size 5 and 6. In A-l shape. Only worn one aeasoti. Can lie seen at i 13019 N. Second Five doiiaiw each. 69-3 IX ' fdfc SALE Csed J’urnt t slock of studio couches, living room suites, breakfast sets, kltch* en cabinets, chett of drawers. Several all white- tablo top oil stoves. Roll-A-Way bed. Two electric sweepers, like new. Several ice boxes. Dinette aet. Youth's lied ’ Boy's bicycle. Decatur feed Furnl--1 ture, 146 South Second. Phone 420. I 68-2 t * 111. II — FOR SALK One 5-room and one 3-room heatrola heating sloven, , Like new. One roll top office desk. ’ Call 1034. 88-3 t» | , Foil SALE Deering orn" binder. I In good workitM order. All uc* * , chains. Paul Galliueier, half mile •vuth of Williams. 68*3tx

QUICKIES by Kaa RtmoMb ■ . L Bbr wv- 1 'Doing the bousecleauing a little early this year aren’t you, dear?—l most of my tbluga scattered through today's Democrat Want Ads!” motor acootar, I used very little, in good condition. Call 1161 or aee Don Harvey. 6f13 W. Grant St. Decatur. FOR S»\Lii—ltecatur I'. 8. cos* trolled chicks. Order your May chicks now. Special this week: s<*o Leghorn cockerels, 2c each. Leghorn cockerels every week—sec Decatur Hatchery. 67t6 FOR salM Modern botns la iwo apartments, private vmlrnacos, good rapair priced to sell, immediate pOMWMIon. Seven room home, four tots, barn, poultry bouse, brooder house good cistern, electricity. Located in Rivarre. Apartment bouse, with three modern apartments and beauty shoppe, will sell as a going busineas with good income. Locsted near uptown. 110 acre farm near city, good buildings, motor plumbing, electriclty, some growing trope, Immediate possession. Priced for quick sale. Tri State Realty Co.. T. D. Schieferstein, I’hone 105. 49tf I? you waado "buy good 40 acres close to town with good buildings and fences, see Scbwarta Realty Service, 915 W. Monroe St 15-ts these mtrway' ers. Vacuum Coffee Maker Set*, Philco Auto Radio Aerials. Pbilco Fann Radio Batteries, deep and shallow well water syst-ma, Nuenamel paints, enamels and varnishes, twin burner electric hot plates, Kiokol stokers, Williamaon fnmacea, skilled furnace repairing -are all available at Haugk Heating and Appliances, 121 South Second sircet. 64-ts FUR SALE—Certifled~Timja“oats 99.9% purity, ro*clcaned. 11.20 p e r bn. or 81.12 in bin. Extra good Order now. — Charles D. Meyer, 2ts miles west of Monroe on road 124. Craigville phone 5 on 3. 67t3x FOR SALE Full blooded English Shepherd pupa, eight weeks old. Males 41**00 each, females |s.(to. See Nancy Ellenberger, 2*« inllee cast of Bluffton oil 124 cr call 965-2. 67*3t Time to order your Buchanan chicks. Bred right, hatched right, priced right. From culled and btoodtesbod flocks. 110.00 per hundred. Feeds, feeders, fountains, remedies, bpooders and supplies Custom hatching a specialty. Buchanan Hatchery. Wtllwhir**, route 1. Four miles south of Wiltshire on road 19. 39-2lg-tx FfIIFSALE-biak blade?. tarpauTins tire pumps, grease guns, roof paint, garden tractors, manure loaders for F-20 and H ft M Farmall. Make arrangement to have your tractor and combine repaired now. Gerber Implement Store. V. S. 27 Decatur phone 255. 6K-6t FOR SALE Located on Adams Bt. Decatur, 7-room home, 4 roost and lavatory downstairs, 3 rooms and bathroom upstairs, built in back porch and waeh room, good cellar. This house Ir insulatod with rock wool and in good repair, good garage, good diovo well and big cistern. Ideal locatlmi, one block from Lincoln school, just across street from grocery store and service elation, alee distance from churches. Fine home for e<Hneone. ( all Lester W. Human, phone 6761. Decatur. 67-ts F<*lt SALE — English tricycle Boy's large bicycle. Junior pool table. Boxing Gloves. Electric Air* plane. Man's blue suit, size 37 long. Girl's clothing size 6 and 6z. Elderly woman's clothing size 3»'ii to 38. Call after 2:00 p. m. at 909 North Fifth street. 68-2 t F(»R SALE T YPKWRITEB. In derwood Standard It Inch carriage. Good condition. Phone 1640. Severin H. Schurgsr. 61-a-itx FOR SALE Alfalfa and nlxcii hay; certified Lincoln beans, Germanization 97%, moisture 10.3 'I. Craigville ft Decatur phones. O. V. Dilling. Decatur lit. 2. 69-6 t ._o». ——— Trade In a Good Town - Decatur Better a loug engagement than a short marriage N. A. BIXLER OPTOM STRUT HOURS: . 8:30 te 11:80 12:80 to 1:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m, 1 Talsphane 189 Syes Examined GlaaaM Fitted

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FOR SALB-llMSedtote Dal I very) (Coma Get 'em) 5. Horn Hyd raullc Twin Cyltadar and 8 Carter Hydraulic Manure Ixiadera for Farmall HAM and Dearo A A B 5, Coals tnochanieal Manure loaders for F 20 Airmail. Oliver No. 70, and “WC". 1, Bell fclsetrlc Hammermill with 5 HP motor. 1. Brower Ton alia Feed Mixer With IHP Motor. 2. Brower 100 lb. Feed Misers, 2. McCDrg No. 10<* Hammermills. 3. Harvey II In. Hamlnermilta. I. McCDrg 4 and « Caa Milk Coolers 5, McDrg Electric Cream Separators. 3, McCDrg Milking Machines 3. Portable Milkers, in. Wayaa A Cttrlla A DeVIIlbl» Air Compradors for Farm and ludustrlsl Use and Spray Gun Outate 36, Comfort Tractor Shields (WarmAirl for Far mall? 6. Liberty 38-Ft. Steel Portable Corn and Baled Hay Elevators on Rubber. 8. Owens 24Ft. Steel and 2 Owatonna 24 Ft Grain A torn Elevators. 15. Gramm 111-Speed Timken Searing Trailers with 14 Ft. Steel Beds and New Passenger tires (Also Lose Tires or Chassis only). 4. Randall Lime ft Fertilizer ft Seed Dislrib ulors on Rubber. 3, Tower Tractor Buck Rakes for Farmall II A M and “WC", 2, Acme Hydraulic Bull Dozers for Farmall II A M Also Hydro-Scoop* and Tractor Mounted Saw Rucks. 4, Cylinder fora Shatters. Son Hale me Haler Twine 86.50 Hale 8. B*Ft. Super Mulchers. I, L. (I. Ko. • LFurrow 16 in. Pull Type Tractor Plow. 6. Power Lift No. 221-HM Cultivators for Farmall II A M. 1. McCDrg Field Cultivator. 5. Dickelman 61<> Hu Steel corn cribs. 2. Columbian loot* Bu Steel Hlns. 2. Steel (Ton) 2Wbee| Trailers. 100 |»IC Run Vmbrella's W-Brackets, Firestone Tractor Tires. 2. McCDrg 12-Ft. Hay Rakes. 5. Extra 4 Cyl. II4C Combine Motor* for Various Jobs. 2. Vacaway Seed Cleaners. 15. Rubber Tired Steel Wheelbarrows. 15. Hydraulic Tractor Jacks. 10.'Mon roe Hydraulic Tractor Seat* and Yetter Front Wheel Scrapers. Frank Bornholt & Hons. Ceiina. A St. Rosa, Ohio 69-lt WANTED SHWI NG* MACH?NFriirPAIRING —all makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitching, make buttonholes. Boardman's, 445 Bou*h First. 5126tx ifrAJfTKh-Atf klnls’ol eattfo and all kinds of hogs. L. W. Murphy Phone 1678. I7*tf WAlcftlb 2 drum hoi*t operator* for dipping gravel. Phone 348. Tost Conrtrutclon Co. 64 g6t WAnTeI? kiper*enied"maid. age 25 to 45, white, seeking long term employment in attractive homo. To live with small family or day work If preferred. State references. Salary 435 per week. Write BuX No. 1306 Daily Demo crat. 654 t WA'NTEb — Used cars, bigfiil prices paid for good, clean wad cars. No delay. For quick aasb see Zlatsmastv Mater Sales, First and Monroe, phons 373. 214-ts WANTftfi): Vseant Ist, got# location. Cash. Box IM. Democrat. 66g3tx WANIUb - Boy, li to 15 for chore work on farm, with farm experience. Write box 197, Democrat. 66 g4t' WAKfklß—<»lrl or lady to care for 3 small children while mother works. 8:30 a. m. lo 5:30 p. m. Call 4242 between 8 aud 7 p. tu. 67-g3t THIMBLE THEATER

~7» ~ IfV AMD IN THt3\ 1.1 THK COMHWI AOPgyiTl \CORNEB— ARE 7Ju^BETTERwi> till TO® i ** ’ BLONDIE DAISY STEALS A BASE i i'll'um^-..w ■» if golly) —7 M rZ’"5 I’M TIRED.K Wi \2A.M.< TT M Jk< <*” L ) lUfioyp / k*W OOOK J Jp .£-? z*Wt wk . Y hl W ES \>- I O Rn w»AMt i> II K* i— *«* *•<- ■< i- L x... 1 — t.-zW — ■II 1 ■■■!.,. I < —• ■—W-'-"l. I , ■ ■■ —" " “ '■ - " - ~-. — I FOR YOUR PROTECTION: 1. Determine today’s value of your dwelling or building. 2. Compare this with the amount of insurance you now carry. 3. Get in touch with us if there is a material difference between the two. Leland Smith Insurance Agency

WANTEfr-To buy small or medium siM farm, xrith nr without buildings, Write Box No. 193 iu care of Democrat. _ 88 3tx \■'.■fr.r* M-.ti.im ttee _ tnttiL Call 1165 between 8:00 a. m. end 3:00 p. m. <B-2t WAMTBV Telephone to call from home. Call Ft. Wayne, Anthony Slfl. 88-St W.H'l’M* ¥o l>uy modern 5 or 6 room house from owner. Have dash. Address Box 198 care of Democrat or phone 423. <9-3tx WANTED Girl for general housework. Call 918-M. «8-3tx Wiyfkb "Washings and Ironings. Also curtains to taunder. Call phone uo. I<*34. 68-3tx WXNTfclii Waitras?: Phone Warman's, 3M or 5335. 69g3t Mor ThotJßLl!—Call on us, we will be glad to give you a free eotlmats on any size job. We can apply a guaranteed Carey roof at no additional ooaL Also brick and aebestos elding* Arnold A Klenk, Pbone 483. 80-ts KfMESHIER Cell Kenneth Run you for auto and Are insurance. Phone 385. K. C. Bldg. 67-3 t HwitrTffKyridTn-'frs r» move dead borseo, cowo, bugs, •tc. Deoatur pbone 2000. Wo pay all phone chargee. The Stadley Products Co. 15 ts Wo service all mak-s of washers, sweepers, Irons, and other electrical appliances. Wo carry a complete line of parts for ail popular ■akes.-Araoid A Klenk. 81-ts FOiTKENT hIR RENT Will h.-ive available within two week*, two upstairs sleeping room*, two blocks from G E. Wayne R. Frauhiger, 352 N. 11th Street. 48-3 tr Markets At A Glance Sy United Pre** Slocks irregular in quiet trading. Bond* steady: V. S. government* irregular. Curb stocks Irregularly higher. Cotton steady Wheat, corn, rye. oat* aud barley steady. Chicago llvcstoik: Hogs, active, steady; tattle steady; sheep steady to 16 cent* higher. — - — —o ——— INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. Mar. 22—(VP>— (PMA)—Livestock: Hoga 5,**00; active, steady; good and choice 160 lt>s. up and some lighter weights 14.85; 100-160 160 lb*. 13.25-14.50; good add choice sow* 14.10. Cattle stff; calve* 400; market steady to weak in cleanup trade; 6 load* mostly good 1032 lt> steer* 16.50; 1 load choice 1100 Ib. weights 17.25. bought to arrive; <>dd lots medium to barely good 14.00.15.50; no heifer* here; cows scarce, easy; bulk common and medium 9.50-13 00; esnner and cutter 7.60-9.28: vealers active. steady; good and choice 17.50-18 05. Sheep l,0«D; active, steady; short toad good and choice 95 Ib. fed Texas lamb* 15.50; load around 80 th. 15.25; native* in too short supply for adequate . market test, steady at 15.50 , down; slaughter ewes steady; I good and choice wooled ewes 7.00i 8.00; similar grade shorn ewes 6.(MM.00. I ■ ... ~ «o 1.. .. —- ■ Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

F Now Showing- “(;RI’DGE FIGHT”

; Ban Public Display ; Os Love To Japanese t —— ' No Mention Is Mode i Os Fraternization Yokohama, Mar 22 — (HP) — American soldiers In Japan were told today they may go with ‘ Japanese women but they cannot rake love to them In pnblto. J Lt. Gen. Robert L. Hlchelber- - ger, commanding general of the I Sth army, lavued an order to all t ground fortes in Japan banning i “a public display'' of affections ; toward Japanese women. ■ The order Mid arm-in-arm . strolling and ''similar actions” 1 would be treated a* disorderly * tonduct by military police. > All organization commander* l were Instructed to read the order I to the troop* personally ami to ■, take "positive measures'* lo inI sure compliance. ' No mention was made of fraternisation conduct with the int creasing number of American . women arriving In Japan. " Eichelberger emphasised that * his order was not aimed al abnlr Ishing fraternization but lie said 1 a lot of things going on lit public had to stop. "The question of fraternisation , never ha* bran raised officially . in occupation forces in Japan,” . he said. "However, a public dls- . play of affection by men in unif form towards women of any > nation In In |>oor taste. , "Particularly Is this so in Jap- ’ an among those who were so ret cently our enemies and where i the people never have been . accustomed to such demonstrar tion*.’’ ————o— —— Charges Dropped On Durham Defendants I Government Motion Sustained By Court , Foil Wayne, Ind.. March 22 (U. * I’ )-Federal Indictments charring five Durham Manufacturing Corp, employes with fraud against the government were di*ml**ed today. BUYING EGGS II . Current Receipt t’ r i« joc Not on the grade. Cash. Sherman-White i Cor. Third A Monroe. I WANTED Sales Representative for a well established business. Reference required. Must have your own car. Aurar- i I ed of steady income. Address Box 769, Huntington, Ind. _ I

Judge Luther M. Swygart dto missed the Indictments upon writ* ten motion of U. H district ally. Ales Campbell Campbell said he requested iU«iai*Ml because evidence to be presented in the trials would lie similar I-J that presented in the conspiracy trial of four of the defendant* with seven other Durham employe* aud the corproa tion which ended in acquittal Jan. 23,

Ws rsputfee* 1 ctsan all makes of furnaces. Bast ffl*rasr<;*i a workman. Ait cotta baasd on actual materials used and labor. Phons us BOW. |

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X I !!■ ■ T I Furnaces cieansd 83.76 up 121 8. Second St. Decatur, Ind. I ■ ■ orsrw t : WANTED : = MOLDERS - LABORERS : CORE ROOM FOREMAN. ■ ■ ■ ■ ” you are interested in permanent peace lime g jobs under gtuid working conditions apply in person at our employment office N 22 Dayton Ave. : The Decatur Casting Co. • Decatur, Indiana ■ (.RAY IRON WAS VITAL TO VICTORY B ■ IT IS NOW ■ a ' ESSENTIAL TO RECONVERSION. ♦♦♦♦>tH4H4to4IH»tVH»H4444»44H»»»44HI»4444 I WE GOT IT :: ; ■ A Complete Line of Auto Parts and Accessories. ;; Everything for the Automobile. ! A complete line of Paint Spraying Equipment. ;; A complete line of Paints for I! Interior and Exterior Painting. ; ; Also Air Compressor, Greasing Equipment, Belts, ;; i<' Hydraulic Jacks and garage equipment. i; The Best Place To Buy After All i; II I * ;; Wholesale Retail ! Riehls Tractor & Implement Co. West Nuttman Ave. Phone 322 :: jm»sMS»ese»m9»e»sess9»ee»sM»esfssi<»B»Bise»

The four lndici«d for acta of fraud in conaoctina with conceal--Ing defects In war materials at4d to th« government who were tried on < oaapiracy charges earlier were Hr> man L. Giilespte. Richard E .Manning. Carroll H Howell and Roas <E. Cion*. The fifth against whom Indictments were dlxmbrad was Earl P. Gets. He wa* not tried iu the conspiracy trial.

Tanants hava avan heat "Th* Wlllitswoi Hsatvr CMipM/i • Our Wilhimnn Putn»t» *«• *<r»« urm«M .»»(«• T»» lOtt a*. b»»* v.r. Mmintl uarl .*• t*c*st* raaart t vats fvru mitlKOit iarr at hrat at all timra. I am alao vars uall ptaaaai trita tha ina fab at luatallatiaa tad tha iaiabad aayaataaaa al tba uait." Bi(Md—D. F. Repp, ladissa HAUGK / Heating & Appliances /

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