Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 15 June 1946 — Page 5

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tiTTUE doubt but that gow ' ne ' 1 Charlotte Beach, L. 1., would the trade of her ,jr ‘ * e «pskin tor a pair of * he P lclts her way mu 'ldy terrain during ■8,.?. '’'"’’’’icncement exerY orlt university at A. BIXLER H OPiOMKTRItT 2k. HOURS; .XV" T«itphana 135 “•»***! Qiaaees Fitted

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING KATES For 25 words or lose: 1 time 60c; 2 times Z6o; • times |l| I times 61.76. Roue quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified Sde accepted on sklpday schedule. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACE la 6c per word for Insertion. Copy must bo In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline It I a. tn. FOR SALK FOR BALE- Columbia Records complete line of popular and clasalre. Übrlck Bros. 91-ts FdR BALE —Tenth street, 1! lots, paved street, arranged on easy payments. Price to Include estimated cost of new sewer. Other lots on Mercer Avenue, Cleveland street, Meibers street, etc. Buy now for new home next year. Bob lieller, Realtor, Heller Building, Phone 870. 131tf JOIN THE thrifty crowds. Everybody saves at Sprague Furniture Btore, "The Btore For The Thrift/.*' Drop in and see bow many dollars we can save you.— Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 122t30 for "hale •At Harlow Garden*, I you may receive 6 hardy Chrysanthemums of different colors, all for 60c Also cut flowers. 136-6tx FOR SALE .Shipment Held tomatoes and sweet potato plants. Plenty of lato cabbage and home grown tomato plaids. Flowers for porch boxes. Wm. Strahm, 339 North 9th HI. 136 Gt Have you visited our Hardware department? We have many scarce items such as I qt. pressure cookers. Stucky A Co., Monroe, Ind. 137 6t POR SALE—Opt n bookcasis in assorted flnlehivt and sizes. Stucky A Co.. Monroe, Ind. 137 bi FOR SALE McCormick Deering X foot binder. Ready for work. Walter Franhlaer, Cralgville phonu. J39-g3tx FOR BALE Ihtoitig grain bintler. X foot cut. Will sell cheap. Charles Berning, Decatur route 1. 139 gilt x FOR SALE Novelty tractor for a child. See Floyd Mcßride. 746 High Street. 139-g3t FOR - SALE IMiFcitevrolel. good condition, good rubber, bee Ross, 1 mile south ' a mile east Willshire. 139 3IX 77)11 SALE Champion outboard motor, purchased new 1941, good as new. Inquire at Dick Matisfleld Motor Sales, South Second street, Decatur. 139-a3tx All* Make" Wawhers. Sweepers repaired. For sale New radios, base cabinets. Kitchen Maytag Sales & Service, 11<> Jefferson. 1 bl<M'k south *4 east of Court House. » 13!>t . Folt SALE 40 ton of clover hay 111 field. Hugo Bulmahn. 7 miles northwest Decatur. 140g3tx Foil SALE Baby carriage In very KWi d condition. Rubber tires. Phone 11743. FiOME’FOR middle age woman or couple who will <“re f,,r * ,re ' school Wte •hll'”-'' ln home. Must like children W rite box 109, Democrat. 1 * EOiTSALE Two Hampsinre Boars big enough for service. A. J- Davison, Pleasant « FOB A.li.fc iiT acres aW«lf* first cut. 4 miles south. 3 miles wet Decatur. Robert Cumming fORTTATE" Boy-4 nTw bicycle. 2, works Old, John Hutchison, 1% mU e northeast S73* S. - — FOR SALE Building. 14 by 20: .bed, 12 by 16. 413 .Marshall street. Ht FOlt SALE Girl - bi.yele nTtvde only several lime*. 429 Llur FOR SALE"N”Bmk rakes tor John Deere A. B. and H tractors. New Hammermills. «xtra good Model B John Deere traHor on rubber, with cultivators. Several K ood used mowers. Steffen mplenient company. Third St., JBO. -— WANTED WANTEl>—First das* mechanic, giaal wages and hours. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 139 “ ROARDMANS new location,~2M North First, for rowing machines repairing, needles, oil, belts, parts, covered buttons, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine buttonholes. 117 37U WAIWfcD - t’sed "cars, highest prices paid for good, clean used cars No delay. For quick cash see Zintsmaster Motor Sales, First < and Monros, phone 271 214-ts

QUICKIES hv Ken jUnxMa * t/ I gott his job onclrcuajslau-1 Hal evidence I was caught read ! ink the Democrat Want Ads!” I WANTED Woman or girl' Tor I part time help with laundry and I houßowork Phone 1471. 141-3 t I W A N't Eli Sleeping room near I General Electric. Reply to Boil 110, in care of Democrat. 141-ltxl w a NTED - Tomfitualloii fry cook I and clean-up man or woman. 31 p. m. Blackstone Restaurant. 14131 k WANTED Plano According stud I ent*. New and used arcordiansl again available. Donald Blelatrich.l Preble. Ind. Preble Phone 11. i 141 Its |

MISCELLANEOUS ’ FARMERS ATTFNTIOh-We rumove dead horses, cows. bogs. I e»c. Decatur phone 2000. We pay I all phone charges. The Btadley I Products Co. 16 tf| APP/,rwflrßF.iwiMi cant fig It throw It away. We repair all makes of washers, I sweepers, Irons, and other small I appliances. White wringer rolls fori all makes of washers. Arnold A I Klenk, phone 463. »74f| MiTH’li Btore Hours effective at I once. Bto 5:30 dally . 8 till 9:301 Hat We buy and sell used fttrnl-1 lure, also do upholstering, refln I ishing. furniture repairs and plot I lure frames made to order. Se< aur I l'*ed Furniture A Repair. Ist door I east of Riverside Garage, Phone I 1«8«. 130 61 Deware "of De sure — Injure with Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Bldg. FOR RENT Bleeping room Fi I modern home. Phone 558. 3341 No. Fifth. 141llx| o ■ . — p Imß II ' * ' MW i A I HKa JL mE i tgMS*sS* , Im | CHARLES BUTTERWORTH, dr»ll aersefi actor, waa killed when his | automobile skidded 180 feet and I crashed into a building on the I comer of Hollywood's Sunset boulevard and Pluma drive. A I former newspaperman, Butterworth starred in movies and M the radio. WORK STOPPED IN (Turn To Pegs >. Column 4) mended by a government fact- ■ finding (ward. He originally de : mandod 35 cents and then held • out for 23 until early yesterday. ! The increase was retroactive to last Oct. 1. With tho new agreement explr- ’ ing next Hept. 30. government officials already wore somewhat • peMiimistic about prospects of • averting a strike of longshure- . men then. 1 CIO president Philip Murray, i who attended the final negotiatI Ing sessions and reportedly play- ■ ed an important role In the set- , dement, issued a statement urgI Ing the CIO maritime workers to • ratify the agreements. He called the agreements a "momentous victory." • Frank J. Taylor, chairman of ' the Atlantic and Gulf Coast ship ; operators' negotiating committee. said the war shipping sdminlstra : tion had instructed the shipping companies to adopt the terms for all government-owned ships. The government owns about 8« percent of the American merchant fleet. Taylor said the settlement also must affect privately-owned ships and that the companies viewed the settlement with "grave misgivings."

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"IPS IL- WOWS’ April Trr»,, IMS CMBptaiat far plveree 6mm» Ne. IM!* TMK STATE OF INDIANA, tnliis COIINTV I Mk jeka J. Maltrra VS. Ilefcrae IS. I II appearing from affidavit, filed lln <hr above entitled < auae, that De|N»m W. Walters the above named |<l«f*ndant la a non-raaldant of th* Isiata of Indiana _ Notice 4* therefore hereby given lltw said 1/eN/sa W. Walters ’hat I she ba and appear ha fora th* Judge of th* Adams Circuit Court lon the 2nd day of ifeplenSber. 1946. Itli* sama twlng the lai Judicial Day lof the m-xl regular term thereof, to he holden at the Court House In the it Ily of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the 2nd day of Hep Um bar A D ill* and plead bv nnawor or I demur to said complaint, or the Lame will hr beard and determined lin her nlMonee. . . „ . WITNICM4. my name, and the Heal lof said Court hereto affixed, inis Hat day of May INdd. Clyde O. Trnwinrr Clerk. May 31, IMS. John L. DeVoos, Attorney Jan* I—6—J3.

PheuoiklMlus, used u treatment fur interaa) parasites us livestock. results la B 110.009,000 P<r year saving Lu producers. Nearly twothirda of tha corn acreage in the United Htatea Is now taken up by hybrid varieties. ■ ■ -O— —— INDIANA WOMAN, 4 Can tinned From Fnge Onet ly wns awakened by the smell of has but was overcome before he could shut off the valve.

Grain Bins FOR SALE l)ickelman*N all Nteel rat and mount proof grain elevatora. Manure loadent, garden Ir adorn, induced cultivating hhieldg, guaranteed not to cover your corn. Fool bra h eN for W. C. AIIIh Chalmem Tractora GERBER Implement Store U. S. 27

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Convict Killers Os Guard Are Captured lowo Convicts Are Captured In Woods Preston. In., June 15— (UP)— Police today held two convicts who cscapeil from the slate reformatory at Anamosa Wednesday after killing s guard. Louis Hofers. 35. IndlaiiHpolls, Ind„ and Charles Larson, 21. Ft. Dodge, la., were captured yesterday by state officers after a day long seige In a wooded area four miles south of here. The two escaped while returning to their cells from ths reformatory cheese factory. Hofers told police they forced factory superintendent John lllttx. 56. driver of the truck in which they were riding, to drive into the country. Hofers said he slugged illnx with a claw hammer and threw him out of the truck. He dk-d Thursday night. The convicts were captured after eluding hundreds of eastern lowa police officers. Officials spotted them as they sped through Maquoketa, la., at ND tulles per hour. When they (ailed to stop, police chased them and fired several shots at 4he car. The fugitives drove the car Into the ditch ami run Into the wooded area where they finally were captured. Hofers was serving i 25-year lenience for robbery with aggravation. Larson was serving a five year sentence for larceny. MEATLESS SUNDAY 4 c—ttaa*S Ft— rage •—> cries rtaid (hey would be forced to clone by June 26 unlros they were granted additional flour. Ihe city's three largest bakeries established « flour pool to put avail able slocks to tho best use 0 u. S. TO KEEP (CsattaeeS Frmw Fag* Q—> The United states already has between 16.0M.ti00 and 2't.000,000 bushels of "bonus" wheat which will mH Ito needed to meet ihle year's commitments. That would be enough to carry the export program through July. After July, however, export wheat must Im- obtained from the new crop under the government's requisition program During it* first 14 days of operation, the program yielded oidv 17,000 bushels ot wheal although the crop was two weeks early. Agriculture official* were con fident. however, that wheat will start pouring In once the harvest nits its peak The government hax promised to make 250,000,mm bus•hels from Its 1946 wheat crop available for export. ■ - — Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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f mH •* * wiaum Im- 1 *-**■*-*■» Homelhing should Im- said here about (arm accidents. There wa* an 8 percent increase lit farm residenl death* 111 1945 over 1944. Sixteen thousand accidental deaths were reported and 1.600,000 nonfatal injuries among American farm people, which according t« the National Safety Council represents the highest t<dl since 1942. Agriculture, with more workers than any other Industry, had « death rate per 100.000 workers of 53 the all Industry rate was 31. Flie also took its toll in (arat pro|>eity and caused one-fifth of the national Ore loss it* 1945. Acfording Io ihe National Safety Council, lire destroyed farm prop erty valued al »0 inilliou dollars

WITH THt RECOVERY of the greater portion of the .1,500,000 Heaae-Darmatadt crown JewMa, Army' military police have arrested Maj. David V. Wataon. right, 34-year-oM popular administrative ofleef stationed at Frankfurt, Germany. The major'a arrest bringa to three the Amy personnel being hel4 by the government for the theft of the crown gems from Kronberg eastle near Frankfurt. Most prominent figure in the case is the WAC captain bride of Col J. W. Durant, the former Kathi sen KaSba shown center. She and her husband were arrested in Chicago, where Leonards Keeler, loft, famed criminologist and Inventor of the lie detector, helped to break the spectacular ease. Shown at the top Is the room in the German castle, where Captain Durant resided at the time she was in charge of tba quarters, and when a GI reported the Jewels discovered in the basement of the castle, (tatuaatioatl}

“» ,M 6 . -U .. You meu in •frlcuHure who grg reading thia column ought fa atari the day with a deßnlte resolution to work salaly, drlvo safaly and live safely- Eat-h day this resolution followed carefully will help you |ve onger. D — Bowles Soys Output Os Goods Increasing Wash Ing I on. June 16 — »UF» lEconomle stabiliser Chester B<»» Im, predicted today that consumer goods will fl<M»d markets by Christmas if proseal price cont rots nre continued. In hl* weekly radio address (ABC), Bowies said that scarcities of consumer goods will van ,lrh In the uexl six month* and seem “as remote as last year’s cigarette shortage does now." Bowles said that production of clothing, sewing machines, refrigerators, radios, washing machines.

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elm-,trie Iraff* » nd By* 01 ” *• lucr * at ’ ing De *4de<l automobile production, however, currently Is foaling the effects of the recant soft «»•» atrike which cut dowff »49*' ducliun. Plans Are Completed For Air Show Sunday All plans ha»e been completed for the air show u> be staged hero Sunday at the M<Comb airport, it was announced today by Bob McComb, who is la charge of tho event. The event will begin at 2 p. m. and Is scheduled as a two-hour show with swveral new acts in addition to those presented last Bunday 04 the Fort Mayne air show. City slid stste police will cooperate In hsndling trafflf at tho scene and enforcing parking regulations on highways surrounding the airport.