Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 147, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1946 — Page 5

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REPORTS of local MARKIT! Hjjrr** * c °- BBS vLTj nn»' •* By ■»- _ 13 75 " 13 60 on Wedne. IL 16«'O gy* ' 4 50 !■' , bf ,’re _l4 o<H6 m ■Jimdlnm 10 00 1300 !■* to rholce 13 00 14 00 ly*.., m\l'un> 10 00 12.00 ■R* 0 19.80 ®J* infO od - 3 00- ®*- 0< . 6 00- 7.00 1 I®** 600 down -HOO MP 1 —- 90010 00 ~~ 8.00 down BfcjflTOCK YARD! Pion* June 23. MF-. >l4 66 '13.75 ' 900 ■L _ 15 14.60 — e.oo ■Emale ego ano MvfY QUOTATION! ■ffrjiMd oy Krvx PRODUCE CO. ■ *«• ,M June 22. Ktift «8» ?? c Mfwur. and fryer* --31 c iy, 31C 1 |b« kup 31C 4 lbs— 21c mt'. 22c IB . .. 15e 15c K GRAIN MARKIT |K ELEVATOR co. to change ■ U.M day. ■ tefrred at elevator. June 22. c>M Corn 2.00 EKtar.d Old <’om 1-96 2.i« Un 2.10 y; ~ 83 y 2 00 KT~ 1.35 ■J... - •<’ KTll per bushel leu. K M per 100 leeo. 9| Üb. ton Witnesses West of Hanna X.tfejn Park |H> ■ :.iy. Sunday. ■ s'runc '.Verin*xlay. ■ it T»- Ministry pm. ■nti-racket Wwrr.H Page Owe) ■Flin Interstate comi' wan passed by the spring of 1942. Hut by the senate |Heoi.nii(iw for the resession. the bill in |H'®zr*-s» but 1 . action Wil ber-emb r of last |B> it was passed attain Th,. , nj | t p aereral Mbtitache.l it as a rider strike- control bill. 'hat President Tin Mb or the Case bill could |H««t»>4er<-i ;ln adequate the fste of the mV Th.- legislation, he ■' misreprehellted" at the time. BuiAL ARTICLES Pr«» P»<» Oae) the old Trout home ■***• *•*«! in years. local auction by his son, Ned. and conducted me ■ Daniels as clerk W* 100 ’Nat tbe s«r? SB* the most unique on IKjttr this year and in a 3ohn«on deIK* 1 th* ceiling price on IK?’ * , *2— h ut thia was ■* didn't bring the top B**MAC man Owe) ■Mretnen at 8:30 a m and the man no |K*“ beraie opened fire, Archer who liv- ■ *>«h '« kill Smith. * B * cornered ■ * morning and killed lE’’ Archer's fellow po Ey' l '* '*fr Italian pop id a |K» '•■m*. sit lust and »rd and area*, according to Fund report. l»L ßixle| < ■ u2* ITRiS T BL* to »:«> 8,00 p- m. Bbw^*"* l,B r IKVM

LOCAL classified advertising rates Fer 26 words or Iom: 1 tlmo 60c; 2 times 76c; • times H; | time, R«tcc quoted are for consooutlve Insertions. No classified •da acsopted on aklpday ached--111 Vo 10 P«"rt »UACK F *C* •• •« P« r w»rd for InMrtlßHe Copy must bo In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Uturdsy deadline lo • a. m. FOR SALE FOR- SALE Columbia Records complete line of popular and classics. Übrick Bros, n-ts FOh lALli—tenth street, 12 lots, paved street, arranged on easy payments. Price to include estimated cost of new sewer. Other lots on Mercer Avenne, Cleveland street, Melbers street, etc. Buy now for new home next year. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, Phone 870. jgjtf JAIN tllß thrifty crowds. Everybody savea at Sprague Furniture Store, "The Store For The Thrifty." Drop in and see how many dollars we can save you — Sprague Furniture Store, Phone All Make Washers, Sweepers repaired. For sale New radios, base cabinets. Kitchen Maytag Sales tc Service. 110 Jefferson, 1 block south * east of Court House. i39t FOR SALE New Modern bungalow. 4 rooms and bath, garage, Priced for quick sale. 8 room modern home near G. E.. suitable for duplex. 6 room home with extra lot, can give Immediate possession. 40 acre farm near city on paved road, an Ideal country home, po«s ession In a lew days 40 acre farm near Monroe, good productive land and good buildings. 80 acre farm near Berne, 3 mi. northeast, good pnaiucllve soil. 80 acre farm near Decatur on paved road, a real productive farm and a very desirable farm to own. T. D. Schlefersteln, Auctioneer & Ileal Estate, Graham Bldg.. Phone 105. 1!34f Foil SALE - Modern five room home, located in Decatur, 5 blocke from bualnewi district. Can be occupied Immediately. Call 851. 143 gif FOR SALE Ft” bottom truck bed 7 feet 10 inches by 13 feet. Also new stock tailgate with slld» doors. Oscar Brown 5 miles south Preble. 145 2tx FOR SALE - New 4 room house with bath at 946 North Eleventh street. Inquire Sam D. Nussbaum. Monroe. Berne Phone 1963 115--B

fOR SALE iiouec. Four rooms and bath. New construction, located on corner 16th and Madison streets. Immediate possession. Phone 8141 or Inquire 121 S. 15th street or 71! Line street. 146 FoiT HALE 3 piece mohair liviiig room «uite. Good condition. >-’6 Dlerkes St. Phone 5181 116 !tx Tor SALE FrinKed velvet niK. 9 X 12. like new. Also late cabbage plants 25c hundred. Mrs. Forest Mankey, 2 miles souih of Tocsin. 1 lfi FOR SALE 8 fool Deering hinder. In gorxl repair. 6 miles north on 27. Henry Bultemejur. 116 s2tx FOR SALE Spinet Piano. Baldwin Alrosonlc, Mahogany I inIsh. like new. 957 Walnut St. 146-2 t FOR SALE-UH No 5 "" Slud ®‘ baker street. Contains cistern and drained well. Good deedl and abstract. Phone 1539. 241 M»r'h Sixth street, rear entrance. IH-G FOR SAI.E Model J - *' f thresh machine M-perator. Inquire Julius Brlte, 2 miles west «_ • catur. — - For SAI Ji- Leose dirt will deliver. Harry Frauhigec. phone 984 WaNThT) WANTED-Flrst <da«» "" 1 hemstitching and machine holes. — WANTED Girl t*» le ‘ h( , n ; children from 4 toJ2 T | 6133. Fern McDonald. H’ B ;™ Fourtf*nth street — ■wTNTFI)--Glrl for general otnee Write Box 11*. I” c,re 144 .|,t( crat office.

QVICKIBB by Km Ibynolii 'm \ 1 /d "The Warden agreed a Democrat Want Ad would And Slug quicker—but he said we needed the exercise!** POSITION WAITED Veteran fl, desires position as truck driver; semi or straight; references and experience. Presently employed by reliable company but d<«lre to locate in or near Decatur. Write Box 115 c-o Democrat giving full particulars. 145-3LX AVON PItODICTS ike. needs 1 sales representatives for good territories In Decatur. Write Mrs. I. M. Cussen, 315 South Jefferson, Huntington. Ind. 147—g3tx

MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION -#* r»move dead horse*, cows, hogs, etc. Decat-ir phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15 ts APPLIANCE SERVICE - if we 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 463.97-ts We are equipped to spray your burn or milk house with Pronto D.D.T. for flies, also weeds and thistles sprayed with 2-4-D. Does not kill graes. Dan Cook or Ira Mcßride. Phone 8715. 147- 3tX IXWTTNTTFOIfND - FtH'ND Cap off gas tank. 709 North Third St. Phone 1049. 145 ts Lt IST nation book I l-etweetl SIM North F -urth and Court House. Kenneth Harker, 612 Indiana street. 147 «ltx LOST lh»g larness wi'h rabbi tag' Reward. Roturn to Guy Brown residence. 147—git FOR RENT* Slw'Plng room In modern home. 116 South sth street. 147—Itx o LAX BOOKKEEPING (Turn To Page 9, Column 4) <d that the RFC’s accounts were ito hazy his auditor’s couldn’t figure out just how the defense plant corporation's |7.<MWP.O9O,<MW> i Investment in plants was distri bated. DPC is an RFC subsi diary. Warren said the same was tiue about the RFC's cash re-i-elpto accounts, its surplus pro rerty activities and the books of ether subsidiaries. o - . - — Wants ‘Live* Students Boulder, Col. (t'P)-Dr. Robert I L. St<'«rti«, president of the Uli- , versify of Colorado, announced that the university would institute a program of teaching highway -afety to Its students. Explaining the reason for the program, he said: "A college degree is no advan tage to a corpse."

* Ob Hpß jpJL, ««**.. t jK AS A RM! of the fiaht and Congreasman Donald was scandalous “awtaju on tM public,. Assistant Attoroey Wendell Berge* above, hM digclowd that he would Clonal boring and major teUJJJ baseball to deten "‘"* ’ anti-trust laws were being! Mid he would look into which Mike Jacoba hnids over the professional boatog world* (lottroadoMn

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Report Issued On Small Loan Firms 338 Loan Companies Licensed In Indiana A consolidated report on operations of licensed small loan companies In Indiana for the year ending December 81, 1948. just released by the Indiana department of financial Institution, reveals some pertinent facte about inrtaliment cash lending by small loan companies. There were 338 licensed small loan companies In Indiana on December 31. 1945. Significant facta disclosed by the consolidated report are: The 338 licensees made 278,966 loans of |3tN> or less totaling 842.6214,583.87 during the year. In 1944 the number of loans made hy 336 licensees was 277,854 for a total amount of 839,629,<(99.54. There were 140,828 loans of *3OO or less outstanding at the •nd of the year amounting to 818,460,539.11, as compared with

HOTFOINT AFFLIANCM & I, FARM IQUIPMINT Hotpoint Electric Ranges a..— KENTS Complete Service All Work Guarantied 112 Monroe It, Phone 27

CHERRIES I am now taking orders for Michigan Cherries and Raspberries as in previous years. Mrs. Roy Price Phone 7962 FOR SALE One registered Holstein Bull Carnation breeding, age 3 years. Dr. Mark Moran farm. Route 2 Geneva* Indiana Wa*ll be glad to be of oervlce to you. TRI-ITATI RIALTV AUCTION CO. T. O. Schieferetein Room 4 DeVoss Bldg. Phone 106 General Auctioneering and Real Estate UWMMiMßtare■■ Cash Coal, Feed & Supply Monroe at Eighth

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“FEATHERS FROM HEAVEN” lunfoktumately. u. /' fi pAW keeps)? o /'I P7RAiN WATER) <r 4 ? A / e✓ / / s Z7 • failed TO pt / suppose W// A barl f evV/, -- // ✓-* shesX z y e y use the 7 ,z /tmey's any*— 1 under the *-</ / —\JSALWwS —/ 6v .m / C—< /Zhm»nY<77 RAINWATERk ewes «r theß ' Z? TiilSCfT" \ PER THE \ I SOFTENERHJ [ACOUN 1 , IS THEY?? HOUSE, POPEYEft) 6^jT" ' y-X.^ —' t^ s s,REE U/ Zac* z '■ < s3f 'k ' * hl vS ■ ‘-WK” <-■ " -" - 1 * tfP \w - /v ) J j 1) M 0 sEU‘% x,so '-T BLONDIE JUNE BUGS! I S'®! P'wHATS j'Hlir I LOST the CAP T|i (what kINOIIOT WE viERiEOUT CP ~ ANO To“t“ i Nk"*\ ! -I I THAT ON S ? AND STUCK THAT \ OF INK <|| I 'll INK SO I MADE J "A OF ALL IME POOR ) ING /THE eno ) ( POTATO THERE DIO you] 7 SOME OUT OF ) > LITTLE r— t OF IT?]/ >TO PREVENT J PUTIN/ \GQ APE JELLY ( UNSUSPECTING ) LV>vZ l rrF^vk V TP r "** I \ m tjftK '\ 71 n ff 1 > j ,-mh HMaUwfca' / HferAMift • i /< 7w LA mßfgbs*' £Bf Mfliiy i / a Q£vK / I lU" as? q® ckiCV- — 1-— - JB—— I»■ attr, H.«- W i* , ■VMMMMOMHNMIVFI* ■■•«* ■sOOtW'»«-■ V ■ W' a "■ '•W»OWW« FINANCE AND INSI RE YOVR NEW CAR THE , > s HOME TOWN WAY / /i i • « I KEEPING BUSINESS AT HOME MEANS MORE BUSINESS AT HOME. Leland Smith Iniurance Agency|

Ma i M Sm HR ♦ -'«K- MR ■ 'X'JhWMHk car < LdO x A n -V: I? L A F «gl AJSOCIATIS Os MAI. AWNWt WIffMUTH discloea that he and Patsy Steels of Denver, Colo., with whom ho to shown above dining to Davenport, la., will wed as soon as he ean obtain a Anal approval of his divorce. Mtoe Bteelo to a 22-year-oid parachutist with We* muth’s Flying Tiger circus, and has 18 jumps behind her. Ths tx-ms jor wiR Mtth« confirm nor deny ths engagement, (lattrnatiooall

139,817 outstanding loans totaling 816.169.711 33 at the end of 1941. Os the 276.966 loans made dur ing the year 114,686 or 41.4% were for *lO6 or less. The average else of the loan made in 1945 was *153.68 as compared with *142.62 In 1944. and ine average unpaid balance outstanding at the end of 1945 was *13109 as compared with (115.65 In 1944. Indiana small loan coinpanie* paid taxes and license fees of (703,779.12 in 1945. Federal taxes were *513,643.17. Local and state taxes and license fees were *190,135.95. Os the 276,966 loans made during the year 58,201 were on unsecured notes. Total assets used in the small loan business in Indiana on December 31, 1945 were *11,928,898.20. The average monthly rate of Interest collected on unpaid balances in 1945 was 2.49%, as compared with 2.59% in 1944. The Indiana small loan law which regulates the business of lending sums under |30«» was passed iu 1917 and amended in 1933. , _. O „ — CONFEREES ON (Contlßu«U rrom Pegs Ons) creases on conusmera’ dtfralfe Rtwids such as automobiles, farm equipment and refrigerators. On the basis of their re|M»rtc-l actions, there was no Indication that the compromise bill as fin uiiy drafted would be satisfactory to President Truman, his stabilization official* or lalmr. Meanwhile, the American veterans committee announced that Alex Efthlm. Hl. Louis. Mo., has been appointed chairman of a committee to continue the organisation's drive for passage of OPA legislation "wifhout hamstringing amendments." Efthlm said he would urge President Truman to veto price bills now liefore congress and “demand the exposure by a vigorous public campaign of each senator and congressman who voted to destroy price controls." o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Traininq Course Is Completed At Purdue lafayelte. Ind. June 22—(t’Pl— Forty seven students from six states were awarded certificates for successful completion of an eight weeks training course In elevator and farm supply studies by Purdue university today. The course. Including study In nutrition of farm animals, grain grading, bookkeeping, business management and laws relative to the elevator business, was (he first ever offered to the elevator industry. • o — Trade In a Good Town — Decatul

■» g.• .. . dfRBERT HOOVER Is shown returning to Washington from a month-long tour of South Amerca in the Interest of world famine relief. The former prestIcnt is shown at the capital's airw»rt bcinjf Interviewed by newencn. (I nttraational)

About 18 milltoo Amerkaa* moved from one part of Ike satintry to anothor between Pfisrl Harbor and March. 1945, not Including movements of the armed forcew census estimates show. UN VOTES AID FOR • Cswttawea Vms Mt Owe) bly for approval and final ratifl catton by individual nations Anato<l Baranovsky of the Ukraine Warned the council that by blocking the swift repatriation of unwilling political refugees It may create "a mutual society of n alcontrnls . . , who would constitute the breeding ground of a now <onflagration. a new war** _...«« SEVEN KILLED IN trsstiosM Fr— Ps— O—l The blaat w— the worst hotel dlaaaler In DallX history. It ranked third In a recent series of hotel tragedies, following a fire In the Canfield Hotel at Dubuque, la. which killed 19 persons snd the UHsllc Hotel blaze in Chicago

Public Auction Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned aa administrator of the estate of Frank Troutner, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction at the late residence of said Frank Troutner in fractional sec* tion No. 35 in Ht. Mary a Township, Adams County. Indiana, three miles southeast of Pleasant Mills on Htate Road No. 33 and at the western edge of the Village of Will shire on Sat., June 29, '46, 1 p|m. the following personal property of said estate towil: HOUfiffHOLD GOODS Heating stove; Ki«hen range; Kerosene stove; 100 lb. site k« box; 2 burner electric hot plate; 3 piece dining room suite; porcelain top table; sideboard; 9 straight back chairs; 3 rocking chairs; drop leaf table; bookcase; portable radio, electric iron; library table; mirror; 2 square stands; 2 coal oil lights; elothM hamper; 8 day wall clock; bed with spring and mattress; bed clothing; dresser; lot used clothing; 3 feather ticks; Inside toilet unit; F x it (ongollum rug; 9x12 rug; porch swing. Women's Friend washer; dishes and cooking utensils; food grinder; fruit jars and crocks; 3 wash tubs. Double barrel shot gun; old time mustle loading shot gua; sevea jewel watch. Mo«frl-A Ford Loach In good condition; Model-T front axel; trailer; Rat Terrier dog; coal GARDEN TOOL! and OTHER TOOL! Uwn mower; garden plow; carpenter tools; screw Jack; lest rake; set of rope blocks. 40 It. of inch rope, 12 ft. log chain; meat saw; sythe; wrecking bar; 2 cross cut saws; 2 saw horses; sprinkling can; 4 scoup shovels; forks and other miscellaneous tools. Said personal property will be sold for cssh. Ronald M. Byer ADMINISTRATOR Human Brothers. Auctioneers. Phone Decstur 6711. Monroe 91Y Bryce Daniels. Clerk. Ferd L. Litterer. Attorney SALE OF ANTIQUES at Kivernide Sale Barn on E. Monroe Street, Decatur, Ind. Wednesday, June 26, *46 j:.’lo P. M. Pattern glassware; China, consisting of lamps, goblets, celnpote dishes, pitchers. Many pattern dishes—2oo or more pieces. A lot of colored dishes, etc. ANTIQt E JEWELRY. Corner whatnot; wall whatfiot. TOOLS: Pliers; wrenches, hammers; brace and bit; pots; psns; dutch oven: etc. TERMS—CASH GEORGE E. HANES OWNER Lester G Brandt, Auctioneer Gerald Strickler. Clerk.

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wtkh klllM «i City bulidtag Utopector John Flea «SM that thfi Baklr HsteL bdiit ia 1925 find one of the HMM tn tM aoutSWsst, still wfis saffi despite the crumbled basement and a gaping hole la the east wail, insurance eaperto eetlmattd Ike damage at (lob,ute. It wss confined prtnclpallly to the basement. The only persons permitted la the lobby were gdesto and persona arriving with reservations While susols and employes were fleeing from the buildlag. several men troupwd through the lobby to the desk and demanded the vacated rooms of those who hastily check* »d out. — ■ - 0 ..... n Hina ctrossMie Nstlcs Is hereby given that Albert 9*. Meyer Virgil Ej rl Fleming has filed a petition In the Circuit Court of Adanie bounty Indiana, to have the time ami place of Ms birth determined Held petition id net for hearing on th' .'Sih dev of June. 1944. CLTne O. TROUTNER Clerk of the Adamo Circuit Court