Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1946 — Page 5

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Bfc » L aßra SL-tT, MURRAY A CO. p)u>n» K " J " ,!<« Kt ' 13 50 'Hl *Hfcj'i*» : '‘ tak' ,n " n Wedne * B^^K‘ S4 t> E ■ b „..„ rMT -., m'dlum WOO 13.0" ML,., rh-dce 13 00 14 oo BHBFT to indium io oo 12.00 iMX 1050 tood -- SOO- 9.00 MML.n .. .... 6.00- 7UU ■MF , 600 down ■E u n> K - 0.00-10.00 ■stjLon .... K.OO down BEfr stock YARDS phone 101 EK ■' -114 55 |( 9.00 ■K- .. — 1150 MF . --- 600 ■K.E9ALE egq and quotations HF; Furnished by produce co. Phone 380 BM< ..-'"i June 11 .■);■• -H< ■■ > and fryers ... 30<- - ■ ■£> -..-r.-' I ;i>«. Ar up ... 3"c ■M,. undrl I ll»M. 31c |^K-.. ■Mai. grain market SKirk elevator co. |Sh< subject to change S| during day. IK delivered kt elevator. • ■,. < !-'i June 11 BE ! 11 >7 BBL - 'I I Corn 2.00 and old Corn .. . 196 Ih a.-.JI 2 16 BL i — Zio BM-- .*’> IM' -- 3.00 118 135 Ik .03 per bushel less. HEt ' .04 per 100 less. 9K Lo b. farm icaco LIVESTOCK k jui|< 11'i’> — l.iv. k ' ' I" A .lllil «, i• - M- ' early <l- ai15"" Calves: M '"'y a* th'-: led |E -. and fed heifers |H ' 27 , entx, mostly 10-15 'i ' lo.<<|m short steers K"- 1 ' titi'*-. relatively a liti>;(,.,| heifer* 17 50. ■Bf" 1 bill,', steady to stronu. '' n,w* IW 00-KW; good ■B 1 1 ""15. heavy dairy ■" !l -'' ""I 15 0" paid free ■ !,| ef bulls: Vealers sB nwn - 1 " 1 ' Early sales shorn rno.ily steady to small Io ■""" native spring lamos ** much as 5u cents *foiighter ewes scarce. spot 25 cent* short and choice fed clipped E *'' h -'•«» 1 and No. 2 pelts E ! " i " 1 native spring lamb* E i'» 18-00; good and E * 1 """ laughter ewe* g. 50b w choice with No. 1 ■ t<> SOy. E RT WAYNE LIVESTOCK B> "aytte. Ind.. Jm;,. J< (| |., B® ,dr k‘ts were steady today E° n "’"'kyaids. B". I"0 I|h H 75 : |oo 50" B*“" tiiitv hogs 10.00; rough* E *ls«' 14.00. B' * good 16 50 17 "0; choice B\" spring lambs 16.00; B" 15.00; clipped ewes B 1 ;|l|l, ‘* l bucltg 7.50. ■ K'wtd to choice 16.00Bi2^' liun ’ pi-*" B' r ‘'- '"od to choice 15.00Bii'r 11 '"" l200 “ ,M *; 1'1“'" Bv- ,o * h o|<:e j2.00-U.im; f'J'-IZOO; ..utters 5.50- ■ "titers H.00.g (M) •• »>od to choice 12.50-1 l.oo; I 11 '’•'•13.00; thin 100- ! —u——.— "rtetr 4M Glancs -sk.V Uni ‘ ed Pr «» Irregular In qquiet trudNdin, < ' her; I ' B «“»‘‘riinieiits Norin irregular. IvoL <Orn ' ry *'■ "“•a b«r""res steady. •«o livestock; Hogs, active; r . general market very s^L hg ep. mostly steady.

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FOR SALE All Mak* Wanhern, Sweepers repaired. Fur eale kitchen cabinets, base and wall; new multimotor Muytags; Kitchen's Maytag Sales and Service, HQ Jefferson. Phone 95. 54 ts FOR SALE Columbia Records complete line of popular and classics. L'hrlck Bros. 91-ts FOR SALE Five acre tract with new six room home at city limits. Chicken house, good drove well. House haa hardwood floors down, knotty pine walls up“tairs. Still needs furnace, part of plumbing Veteran with better than average Job, and about $1,500 cash to complete Improvements, may purchase without down payment. Bob Heller, Realtor, phone 870, Heller Building. 122-ts Foil SALE Tenth street, 12 lots’, paved street, arranged on easy pay men's. Price to include estimated coat of new sewer. Other lots on klercer Avenue, Cleveland street, Melbeta street, etc. Buy now for new home next year. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, Phone 870. ISltf JOIN THE crowds. Everybody saves at Hprague Furniture Store, "The Store For The Thrifty." Drop in and see how many dollars we can aave you — Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 12|t30 FOR SALE sor 6 tons alfalfa and timothy mixed, iooe-- hay. Ed Wiehe, Route 1. Hoagland. Indiana. 1.16—2tx FOR SALE Semi modern house, 5 rooms ami bath; basement and furnace. Clarence Smith, 120 S. 14th st. 13613 X Foil SALE Pump Ja< h>; gas bur tiers; electric coffee makers; electric hot plates; kitchen stools; Rite-way milkers; circulating fans; Nu-enam*'l paints; Youngatown steel kitchen cabinets; Stok'd stokers; furnaces and furnace repairing; furnace cleaning, ilaugk, Heating and Appliau'<s. llttf FAR SaLe At Harlow (lardons. you may receive 6 hardy Chrysanthemums of different colors, all for s<»c Also cut flowers. 136-6tx FOR lAIjnCM c truck rear end flood condition. 1128 Elm Street. 136-2tx

FOR SALK 2 varnished screen doors. 12 by 81. I'sed 1 season. Phone 1533, or call at 222 South First street ’.3»> g3t FOR SALE—B foot McCormick Deering binder good as new, Phom- 956 M. 136-3tx FOR SALE Shipment Held toniatcea and sweet potato plants. Plenty of lain cabbage and home grown tomato plants. Flowers for porch boxes. Wm. Strahin, 339 North 9th St. 138-8 t FOR SALE Two oversluffed Mo hair chairs. Walnut dining room suite. Hod room suite with box springs and mattress. Hound table. Cail 109*. 136-ltx FOR SALK Iwo Story Frame Garage Building. Can lie easily converted lut > 5 or 6 room dwelling. Size. 32’ x 22’ with slate roof and good siding. Buyer to move building from present location. Open for inapei-tlon. Will accept sealed bids on rame. Owner reserves rights to refuse any or all bids. .1. 11. Parrish 503 W. Monroe St. 137 —g2t FOR SALE A boy’s bicycle in A l condition, or exchange for girl’s. Phone 1115. 137 g3tx Ft >ll SALK Kinsmore washing machine Phone 1539. 241 North Sixth street, in rear. 137-lt FOR SALK I’sed .Majestic warm air furnace. Size 22. good condition. Phone 1047 between 3:30 and 7 p. m 137 3tx FOR SALK ('ollie pups. 0 eaclb H. I’. Murphy. 724 West Adams St, 137-g2t FOR SALK Fresh cow, 6 years old. Guernsey and short horned. F. L. Brit num. on 224. final house east state line on north side of road. 1 . 37 r.~ g2,> rfavt you vUt"<d our Hardware department? We have many scarce item* such as 4 qt. pressure tookers Stucky & Cm.. Monroe. lud. IST—St F3R SALE—dpen Hook'aaes in assorted finishes and sites. Stucky & Co-. Monroe, ind. 137—Ct

QUICKIES by Km ReynoW* .i,, n , ,» •17 w ni - *y • IO “We’re planting our trees just in time—here's a hammock in the Democrat Want Ada!'* WANTED HOARDMANS new location, 223 North First, for sowing machines repairing, needles, oil. belts, parts, covered buttons, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine buttonholes. 117-27tx wAK'Tfcb - tied cars. prices paid for good, clean used cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zintsmaster Motor Salts, First and Monroe, phone 172. 214-ts AVAN l fcb To do custom pickup wire baling slicer. Aschliinan Brothers ’9 mile south 2'9 miles east of Cralgville. Phone Craigvllle 1 on 6. 132-6tx WANTED TO Bt*V: Good farm with good house, close to Decatur. Will buy outright or will tiade completely modern Decatur home. Address Box 108, % Decatur Democrat. 136g3l wanTWT Loans on farms. East* urn money. Low rataa. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33 T ' T t * WANTED Cmtrifugal pump and small tank for use on soft water system. Plume 3901- 136gtJ Wanted hideis to Ha'vomer, Fort Wayne, 7 a. in • 3:30 p. tn. Phone 677. I3> 3tx WANTED to do ciMtom baling with slicer baler. Edward Bulking Decatur, Indiana. Route 1. Hoagland phone, 137-3tx WANTED College girl de»lr«s general office work during summer. Some experience. Phone 52u5. 137-318 WANTED Veteran must have go'Ml car. Will pay high calling price, Cash. See Harold at Bteffeu Imp. Co. 3rd St. 136- 3tx MISCELLANEOUS ~ FARMERS ATTENTION Wg ramova dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stsdley Products Co. 75-ts appliancT riidlvici-! -'ll can t fix It throw it away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 462. 97 ts NOTICE Store I lours 1 effective ’al once. H to 5:30 daily . 8 till 9:30 Sat We buy and sell used furniture. also do upholstering, reflnishing. furniture repairs and plctlure frames made to order. Secaur t'sed Furniture A Repair. Ist door east of Riverside Garage, Phone 1686. 136-St

Beware of untTer-inwurance! Ik* sure — Insure with Kenneth Runyon. K. C. Bldg. 13841 FoinEENT FOR RENT 8 room apartment, electricity and soft water. 7 miles southeast Ft. Wayne. Posaession June IS. Ed Wlehc Route 1, Hoagland, Indiana. 138—2tl 0 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July 1»8%B; Sept. 1 98%B; Dec. Aug. 1.98%B; Nov. 1.M%8; Mar. 1.»8%H Corn: July 1,«%B; Sept. 148%B; Jan. 1 48%8. Oats: July 88B: Sept. *7-87%; Dec. 37; Aug. 87%; Nov. 86%-87; March 87%. — ~o ■” INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, June 11—il’Pj — t PM A I—Livestock; Hogs (.000; active, steady; good and choice butchers 100 lbs. up 14.86; good and choic-j sows and good stags 14.10. Cattle 900, calves 500; steel* and hetfars very active, strong to 25 higher grade; low nd 1.035 lb. steers 17.85; 1065 lb. steers 1*36; three loads good heifers 16.76; medium and good 15.65-16.60; cows fully steady; good treat cowh 13.7616.00; common and medium 10.M* 13.60; canne.a and cutters 7.509.76; vealers active and steady, 17.-50-18.00. Sheep lot); .opening steady; truck lot good and choice about 88 lbs; shorn lamb 16.00; spring lamb 16.50-16.00; medium and good 13.60-15.0t>; shorn slaughter ewes 8.50 down. New York City has made >825.’ 000 available OR loan to the New York I lousing Authority to prepare sites for the temporary war-houa lag that it la bringiug into the c,t} ’ . . ~ - wIMIUI

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Hold 'Green Thumb' Contest This Year Will Participate In Garden Contest "Green thumbs'* In Adame county are participating In n garden co*test again this year. Many years ago jieople used to «*y that any one who could make ihlnga grow had a "green thumb." The "green thumbs" of local gardeners will help feed their families and release food to the starving people ovens***. This contest Is sponsored on a national baeis by the national garden Institute. Prixea are as much as 6500 In victory bonds for national winner*. .Medals are also given. Adult contestants throughout the county will be registered by either of the two sponsoring agents —the Adams county association of home economic clubs and the Adame county farm bureau. Junior contestant* will Include all the 4-H member* enrolled In the garden project In the 26 4-H clubs that are now active in their project work. 1-ast year's grand national winner wa* Arvada Jane Nchaefur of French township. Th'* committee is hopeful that again this year Adams county will produce the champion. q

Gen. Mikhailovikh Pleads Not Guilty Yugoslav General On Witness Stand Belgrade, June 11 —(I’Pl Gen. Draja Mikhallnvitch, lighting for hl* life Ip-fore a Yugoslav military court, admitted today that before the end of the war he signed a truce with Nail representatives whom he met at a case by appointment. Mikhallovitch pleaded InniH-ent rt the opening of lhe second nay’s session of hi* trial on chargee of treason, collaboration with th* Nasi*, and war crimes. The Chetnik chieftain, once hailed by the Allies as the hero of anti-Naxi resistance In Yugoslavia. plunged Immediately into his own defense. Sitting calmly ut a small deak. he answered questions from the three-mat| military court hearing the trial of himself and 23 co-defendanto. Mikhallovitch admitted that he sent a delegation to meet the Yugoslav quisling. Milan Nedla, in the early fall of 1941. He denied, however, that he concluded an agreement with Nedic, which the prosecution wanted to eatabILh as proof of his alleged collaboration. Then he acknowledged that, after reaching a truce with Marshal Tito's partisans, the rival guerilla force in Yugoslavia, he met with German representatives. He (.greed to see them, he said, because he had been told that It would be "useful to come to the meeting" to prevent punitive expeditions against hl* forces by the Nazis. He said he concluded a truce in

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a case with the Germans There after, ba continued, he had hl* last conversation with Tito by telephone "What are you going to do7" he said Tito asked him. “I said. ‘I am withdrawing my troops’, ’’ Mikhallovitch testified. “Tito disagreed and I said, 'you will never survive’.** He said that earlier lie nn>i Tito three times. At their first meeting, he said, they agreed on mutual principles in a joint fight of their Chetnik and partisan factions against the Axis. Mikhallovitch said hr was brought messages by a British captain named Hudson by submarine from Cairo In the fall of 1341. He said Hudson, as liaison cfflcer from the near east command, told him that he, Mlkhailovitch. should carry on the light In Yugoslavia for Yugoslavia, and "not as a fight of Ihr communists for the Soviet Union.’* At the outset of his testimony he described himself as the first Yugoslav to tight the Germans. 0 POLITICS IN STATE (C'HllsaH *(»■ »*■*• Ow> timatm." "The bandwagon will begin rolling before we'n- halfway through the first roll call." Kininan said. On the denuM-ratlc side of the U. 8. senatorial nomination race, there still was mt favored candidate State chairman pleas Greenlee revealed that Dr. Edward (’. Elliott, former Purdue university president, had declined to run. Elliott whs asked to make the race by democratic leaders. John A. Watkins. Bloomfield newspaper publisher, and the fourth assistant postmaster general Walter Meyers, wero mentioned most frequently. —- - o — — - HOPES RISING (Csatlsae* Frem Fage Os*4 holldny work, and recognition of the principle of graded pay for different shifts. The dispute between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the American Baseball Guild remained unset lied, as guild organizer Robert Murphy charged the club with refusing to bargain and unfair labor practices. The charges were filed with the national lalior relations bosrd. Murphy'* complaint climaxed the dispute In which the players threatened to strike last week aid then voted to continue playing for the team. The navy, meanwhile, went ahead with its plans to man the nation’s merchant fleet in the event of a maritime strike Twelfth naval district hendquart•rs nt Fan Francisco called for naval reservists to run the ships if necessary. ■ - o— LOVAL HOUSEWIVES (CmUiiH Fraai Paa* Oh*) "out-of-town" bread ha* coat 12 cents per loaf. It was also reported that while n>> Increase in price on Ice cream lias been authorized to date, a 2.5 percent decrease in butterfat content is permitted. The Increase in dairy prices also affects coffee cream, which Is up to 14'9 cents per half pint now, a dairyman reported.

iMiTi't or tun *Ern,KMMWT OF KSTATK Ae. 41851 Notice Is herebv «lv»n to th* Vl’Srtlturs. lietrs alot l««ale»« of John 'ielili'i, sased t" appear In th* A'lains <'ln uit Court, hel<4 at Decatur. Indiana, on iha -I'd day of Hepomber. |9I«. and show uug. If ."'V, Wl.v tip I INAL HETTI.FMIJ.NT A' Ci ft'.NTH with the estate ..r «a"l di'-rdrnt -h'.ul'l not be api.roved a»Q "*••• heir* are notified l« then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their diatnliutlve «li»r.-«. Florian ' 'leino-r. A'lmlnistrat'.r. IhM-atur, Indiana. Jum- 1, I*l4. G. tiro., Illerlr. Attorney. June 4—ll WW. Illlll'■*llll*l HHS't—i.—o - — - .ane—»ee V uHolninient Ms VHmletelrelor Au. IXMI Notl-e l< hereby given that the undersigned levs been appointed Ad-mlnli-trator of the estate if r-arl Furlow. Ute of Adam« county, de..awl The -stat. Is probably sol'*W A. Fleetwood, Administrator. Mav 27. It'll Henry H- Heller, Ctloruey, May 2S, June 4, 11 O II tapolHtme.it us »dmlaUlratrls %O. Notice la h.r»bj given that th* underJlglted has been Hpp'il'lted AdliilnUtrslrlv «f the .-state of Harold l.vtl. lat. of Adams County. d«leHMed. The -elate U probably aul"l"'nor<- Lytle, Administratrix. Stay 27. I»t« John 1.. De»u.e. Altorwry. May 38, June 4, II -ff ' MrtK’F, HF FIUAI. aK'TTI.KMKAT tIF »CM'r*TF Ml. 417.1 Notice Is hereby given t'» •''? < reditore, heir* »o<l legatee* of r red <■ Hoile, deceased to appear In th* Adams Cii.ult Court, held at l»e---.ntur, Indians, on th- 3r»l day of t'.'ta. and If any, why the FINAL ytl-.rTLh-MIINT .V'COI'NTK with the estate ~f .aid d - . 'lent should not he approvrd*. Maid hrlr« an* <1 then ai"l Dore malto pro-* heirship, and receive their distributive sltaros. Herman h ruechrherg, Eseeutor. June 4, 11 literary lerd 1.. I.Htrrer. !, ' ’tf'— — — Evansville Man Dies In Airplane Crash Rockport, hid. Jit'''' H <Ul’> Indiana'* airplane fatalities mounted today wtih th'' death of Marion R- Berry, 35. Evansville, whoso Filter cub lilt high lettsltm wire* and burst Into flames last night. Berry was burned fatally and a

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companion. Joe H Miller. M. J*ansvllle. was treated on the apot sot sever* cuts '>n head and body. hi. ii i i iinum * 1 111 "* Trade In a Good Town — D*o*tU7 - - » —SW—’ Atei-K H TH (OMPI.AIAT F«H Amallnr 1 *•'**•**!?’ 'X*** Siale nf Indlnaa. AdnnM <•*"’» H*> In (be Adnm* < IrruM 4 H< it known that '.n the Ist '<•* of Jon-. 1»4«. the alM»v« """J*? plaintiff, by her ntlornev*. •’*< k*r ft tialllvan, fll*d tn th* Clerk us lb* Ad-ms <4r.-ult Court, in the Untie of Indtnna, her «.miplHlnt against the above named defendant. Robert I’ Young, •nd th* ►aid plaintiff ••"" having filed In ..aid office the affidavit of a. «omprlent person, showing that to* *ddress of defendant l» Chicago H11i,..U. i,..U. that farther his sddress in unknown, aud ih«*« J**.. 1 * *, resident of the Hl«t. of Indiana, and that said cause of "' Hon I" for divorce and that lhe defendant Ro l *'’ l» Young Isa t„ and where** **tß plaintiff having I'V eildorw mem on »* | d compUlntr required said defendant to appear In said court and answer or .famiir thereto <>n the 2nd dav <>j deptember, ISIS, the aame U Ing the Ht Judl lal d-ty of ""'d H ' P Term I" l-s »«d court house In lb- 4 'jty of t**'a” l '.- Adams r-.uiily, Indiana, on th- 2nd day of Heplentlmr, I*l*. M *d coinplaint and the matters and tlirrchi I’ontMlned ‘••“1 be iMMril and determined hi hH 4*6*ll*''**. I I,de <». Troutner. 4'lerk Adame « IrrttH 4 <>**•- lletoer A Galli*** AHoraeya for Plaintiff. June 4, 11. I»

W* J Wa r*pa> r •’•d t,,,n 1,1 ol <«*»»•«••• Furnace baaed on actual material* used and labor. < Repairs? Phone U* now. HHoui* uniformly heated 1 "The WllllsnwM Heitor C*i***ay: Wit* eur IFi//i**we* Fvraere. we are le*t>*s feroerg te eeeadi** a werw ’e*/d ssesea 4* • iM.ferssiy Seered Smim Our f«rg*. »r«S-<e>llM. f reeia Seaw wee Hit »t ire See uard we bed ear W'fi.eme* Faraese >M*fM " ; | >f es4-.Ww. H ■!»••*, MUM t Hiugii Hiatinf and Appliaicis Furn«c«iCieaMdl3.7&uf l>tcatur f Ind —MMbMM———|PR—I IWM • ■■ ■ i ■ REAL ESTATE and HOUSEHOLD GOODS Tito undersigned agent, with power nt attorney, for Frank 8. Clik Will sell at public auction at 1063 Lina atreet, Decatur, Ind., Friday, June 14, ’46 at 6 o'clock P. M. t The South half of lot No. 957 in Dan Erwin's sub-division to city of Decatur. IMPROVEMENTS: Prut tically Now. good. Three Room House with enclosed back porch. All on concrete foundation Good cistern. Eleeiriciiy Nico lot of shrublyery. flowor* and fruit trees. Good garden Good garage. TERMS; 1/3 Cash, balance cash on delivery of Deed and Abstract. Immediate Posaession HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Philco Ele< trie Radio; Elm trie Fan; Electric Iron; Floor lamp; Rocker; Stand*; Healing stove; 2 porcelain top Kitchen Cabinets; Metal Cabinet; New Metal 50 fb |<-e Bog; 4 burner OH Stove; Breakfast Table and chairs; Toaster; Dishes and utensilsSmall Tools; Fruit Jars; Miscellaneous article* utensil*. TERMS:—CASH. NoTK E—Anyone wishing to inspect this property please call at 410 South sth street after 3;JU p. in. Russel Weldy Roy s. Johnson A Son—Auctioneers * Bryce Daniels Clerk. v Severin Schurger—Attorney.

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