Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 150, Decatur, Adams County, 26 June 1946 — Page 5

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REPORTS of local K?" | f , MURRAY A CO. 1 11 Wl JUM 25 I fl 4 55 iB6O °° taken on V/ednes K&- 1 ’ u. <• m p-T' _ to 00 -4.60 K7 l( 16.00-17.00 m'dlum 12 00 11.00 Fl to choir* 15.00-16.00 |»7 0 m'dlum 12 00-14.00 I* ' l».5« El. * Mwd 10 -‘ IOO ■*** .. H.oo down g* ” 11.00 EL good 11.00-12.00 I lu.uO down |X|g STOCK YAROO [ pboM 101 Icraited June 26 Lu 1,4 65 I* 12.75 18.75 Ix7""' _ 0.00 BL*."" is* ....14.50 I* 8.00 tr~"*7. s.oo EhaH ECO AND Ejqy QUOTATION! | ftrnliMd by Ltuß produce co. I Phon* 380 ■ CtrrKted June 25 Igctipt egg* ,2c t Idlers aud fryer* ..31c 25c Kun — 2l c Liyert 4 Ihs. A up ... 31c Ua ifidtr 4 lbs. 31c -22 c Kggg 15c r_ isc L GRAIN MARKET EiK ELEVATOR CO. t(object to changa | during day. Ldtlhered nt elevator. ■ ftrrKted June 25 Ifad WtWkt 11.87 kt and ()ld Corn - 2.00 kr and Old Corn 1.98 L bum 3.18 Ebi 2.lo KT.. 84 |h 2.00 L 1.35 rz - .4? kt M per bushel lees, hn .44 per 100 lUM. Uh. farm Irwavne livestock nape. Ind, June 26-—(UP) ■jrk* dropped 50 cents at Krtyirds May All other ■ ur steady. ■:rpms lambs 16.00 clipp pili"; clipped ewes 8.50; liak> 7.50. iw»-4«0 || (s 14.75; 400-500 k male bogs 10.00; rough* Imc* ll.no. it pxsl 1u.50-17.oO; choice B good to choice 160 f >- IlfW- 14.00-1 MI; plain k; good i<> choice ’ 15.00laediurn 12.0U.14.00; plain 1(0 <1 to choice 12.00-13.00; B(Mljoo (utters 8.50pm 4.00-8.00. ■ M to choice 12.50-14,00; Bl! 40-12 (H); thin 10.000-~ ■— ———• Pt*fiO LIVESTOCK P Jas " 26.-(UPJ—(US-■beatock: Active, steady; gaod f* terrows and gilt* 14.85 r ww» at H.io ceiiingj P’clr clearance. ■J**- Calves 40i». Choice 1•“• tent’ 1 "I•“•tent 1 •“•tent steady; 50 A* 18 * 3 loads of heifers By »fude steeife weak to £?”*• with light grass F’ moat native grass iLZ ,0: o,lMir k, »‘ n « <o weak; most beef pwinh- ( . utteri , g sft down . r 7«ide heavy beef bulls gwrybreds 14.00: rasters I” ;.' W d "* n: » t!^k cattle B ’*’* mostly. L.'*L ,SI “ u * hter lam Im E* < ** ' r,, P ’•horn lambs L "I* l l»«er t steady to |L, r; "laughter ewes E 7 ' one double good and L h, ’'n lamin* and h l? 1 a!MI "«• 2 r ®edim M to good shorn wlt *» "« 1 L ,5 " string un< dipped iamb* Kg. * * ,th no- 1 and no. 2 E^^ T >sii lot* good and 'ambs 18 ouEtg. * urn ‘laughter ewes F above g.oo. |*J® ®*AIN CLOSE I March !.- K’ ml' *‘ IM - Decks Nov. 835 b-%; — Towe — Decatur 1 Z^ ITR,IT KJhJ u S4W &"«"» "■ Glass** Fitted

LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 26 words or lass* 1 time 60c; 2 times 760; • times 81; 6 times 81.76. Ratos quoted are for consecutive Insertion Na e | lM |, ltd ■de accepted on sklpdsy sc had10 P«"»t BLACK FACE Is 5o per word for Inaortlon. Copy must bo In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline le 8 a. m. FOR SALE FOR SALE -Columbia Records complete line of popular and classics. Übrlck Bros. 9i-tf t*OR SA'Lfc-Tenth street, 12 lota, paved street, arranged on easy payments. Price to include estlmated cost of new sewer. Other lots on Mercer Avenue, Cleveland street. Meibers street, etc. Huy now for new home neit year. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, Phone 870. 131tf J6IN THfcl thrifty crowds. Everybody saves at Sprague Furniture Store, "The Store For The Thrifty.” Drop in and see how many dollars we can save you.— Sprague Furniture Store, Phone IW_ 122130 All Make Washers," Sweepers repaired. For sale New radios, base cabinets. Kitchen Maytag Sales A Service. 110 Jefferson, 1 block south 'j east of Court House. U9t

FOR SALE New Modern" bunga ! low. 4 rooms and bath, garage, i Priced for qui<k 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 i road, an ideal country home, possesaion it: a few days. 40 acre farm near Monroe, good productive land and good buildings. 80 acre farm near Berne, 3 mi. I northeast, good productive soil. 80 acre farm near Decatur on paved road, a real productive farm and a very desirable farm to own. T. D. Scbleferstein. Auctioneer & Rea) Estate, Graham Bldg. Phone 105. 14- !,f POU SALE Modern five room home, located in Decat'ir. block* from businest district. ( an be occupied immediately, t all 851. I<3 gtf| FOR SALE — Colonial kit)-h«-ii ( range, coal and wood, cream and, green. Three burner white enamel coal oil Saveall stove. 614 Kekionga, phone 1538. 148 3tX T7)lTsaLe~R iidios, i< I- Itoxes, breakfast sets, kitchen cabinet*, chests of drawers, dining room suites, and other good used furniture. Also furniture repaired. upholstered and refinish'd, end picture framing. See us for mirrors resilvered. Mirrors made to order, glass table tops any shape or size. Secaur I sed F urnfture & Repair, 134 E. Monroe street. Phones 1686 or FOR ftALE?”Two "gtio l complete overhead garage doors. 7 ft. high. 8 ft. wide. Phone foiTsale Training •■hair alll ' Call 8931 or 555 l>!> * >t '* aThF" CLASS I Fl ED FOR SALE - IT’.t Ford Urt. box 118, Ib-tmx rat 'I - 'l2 TAR iTTI E — New sweep tak<• s for Model A. B H. and GSL John Deere tractors. New motor for John Deere 12A 4 ombim Several good Steffen Implement 4 on 1 ' Third st,. Photic 1 t FOR SALE I’’ 1 ""’ *? f U llsize<l beds, tnatire*xpringu- Phon- H-!’ —, FOR SALE Tiyeie. Live or •L''’*eri , call Vernon Foil's kLE 2 farm- 6? acres io-cated-lmße northeast D'-eatur. 6t) acta* located I n ’rth< a Decatur. Charles Halley ’ Monroeville.jndAf)b cl.assifiTp " FOR SALE -Kitehen cabinet good condition. Call ~ni ~ I t>D «»l* ! FOR SALE good condition. Bargain if tax en immediately Mrs i’MiiP « P er. 3Mt mile* west l * H ‘ B ' ri h > Peterson road neat Antioch folFsale Monroe; 7 rooms and i, “' h ' u * r aae drove well, located on Meat age. ur wihle Monroe, Main street. R'dlie ««"te. Ind. For SALE Pl«ni* |l) ' “ Tw' cabbage. l K ” 1 ™ ! ” koiery. William arabi aud flower ■ v’orth S’raiim. Strahm grocery. • • • Ninth atreet.

UIICKIES by ReyooM* Stanl 'These etching* are always < gelling me Into trouble—and I'd i like to sell them with a Demo- i I STM Want Ad! ' I '' Foil SALE New chrome break- I * fast table, with ted porcelain top M and drawer. Phone 8503. 150—<21 1 —-wash®? - — i ’ BOARDMANS new location, 2fi i North First, for sowing machines i , repairing, needles, oil, belts, parts, I I covered buttons, covered buckles, i , hemstitching and machine button- i , hoISA 117-37tl . WANTED "Sheep to dip. Im- 1 ’ proves weight and quality of 1 • i woo), also kills tics and lice. For , appointment write Loren Class, ! Route 2, Decatur, Indiana. 93-T WtNTED \ few acrva'oFclover and alfalfa hay made. Artie , i Jatluon. Phone 980-L. 150-3tx , 1 WANTED Girl for general office i work. Must be able to type. Steady employment, good wages, j Write Box 114, in care of Demo- ' crat office. 144-btf

MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION-Wa ramova dead horse*, cows, hogs, etc. Decat'ir phoaa 2000. We pay all phone charge*. Th* Stadley Products Co. 16-ts hospital Insurance — Pays operations, room, etc. — Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Bldff. 138-T APPLIANCE SERVICE - It we can't fix It throw it away. W* repair all makes of washer*, sweepers, Irons, and other email appliances. White wringer roll* for all makes of washer*. Arnold A Klenk, phone 443. 17-ts B(E\T OWNERS Liability Insurance, $10.0(1 per year. Kenneth Runyon. 118t5 FARM" LOANS — We ar* making farm loan* for 5 to 33 year* at 4% int. There la no expense to borrower. The borrower caa pay any amount at any time. Call me or drop me a line and I will call on you. C. D. Lewton. T .lI'ST RECEIVED Large ship l mint of chrome breakfast *«•» with porcelain or wood table tope. Better hurry if you want one. Sprague Furniture Stoic- Phone 199 150 2t - ,1,1 | || _ r —-- NOTICE We will <atr< hicken on Tuesday. July 2 Must be in by io am Llechty canucry, Ih'ine. Ind. 150 3<t ADD CLASSIFIED TRADE 1946 super-deluxe Ford coach for 1941 42 Ford or Merdi y convertible. Call Anthony 774'2. Ft. Wayne after 1 30 p. tn. lac g 3t-x o— INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Irvllanapolla, June 26—(I’Pl—i < I’M A I—Livestock: Ilogs 1,500; active, steady; rood and choice butchers Imi lbs. up 1185; good and choice sows and gistd ataga 14.10. Cattle 700; calves 300; steers i. nd heifers more active; early -tries about steady; short load good to choice yearling steers 175 O; two loads mostly good 946 lbs. weight 14.75: load 'hohe mixed yearling* at about 17.50; not enough heifers on market: ' ( -nws fairly steady: odd good beef (ow» 14 30 to 14 50; bulk common and medium 10.25-13 75; canners , ( nd cutters s.tm-iU.mT; vealtfs active and steady; gw* * ,,d (hoi.e 17.50-lsOt); few 18 05. Sheep 300; lamb market steady to mostly 50 lower; bulk good to (hone spring lamb* i5.00-14.0ff; small lot choice 16.50-17 00: com„™n to low gtmd 12 00 11.00; slaughter ewes 8.50 down. • ~o- — MarMiM A Gantt fly United Pres* stocks lower In quiet trading. I( ,wer I* *- government* '"curb stocks Irregularly lowur. oats, and barley future. Irregularly lower. Chicago livestock: Hog*- « '' • steady: cattle: steady to weak, sheep: active, steady. Dance Keep* ’«•" G°’ d New Orleans (UP» — Vo " * Meis at one New Orleans school v ... discarded Jltterbuggiug for ,I*. just-asatrenuoua llit r ccrcatlon of ‘“ ,, ,’' e X r , the folk 'lance And the teacher* •I *1 tor It. too •1« » nd i never have diM-'plinary prole i toms The children ar* too tired 1 Hterward* to be bad.

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Price Increase Is Granted For Cream Half Cent Per Pint Increase Is Granted Washington, June »«—(VP) — I The OPA today granted a temporary price Increaae of one-half cent per plat on cream sold by distributors and retailers In 19 in Id western marketing arena. Increaaea will be tn effect until early neat month when the agriculture department will announce ix rmanent booala, OPA said. The price action applies to cream containing 16 percent or more butterfat content. A one-fourth cent Increase per half-pint also was granted to d'strlbutors and retailers In the hrras for half-and-half —a mixture of fluid milk and cream containing between 8 and 16 percent butterfat content. Marketing areas affected are Clinton, Sioux City and Dubuque, la.; Fort Wayne, LePorte and St. Joseph county. Ind.; Kansas City and St. Louis, Mo ; Chicago and suburban Chicago, III.; Omaha. Neb.; quad cities, including Davenport, la., Molino, Hast Moline, end Rock Island. 111., and sur-i-iundlng area; Wichita. Kans.; and extending to the tri-state area parts of West Virginia. Kentucky ind Ohio. Including Columbus, Toledo and Dayton-Springfield. The price increase will not be effective In Columbus and Daylon Springfield until July 1 because the recent milk price Increase will not lie fell in those Ohio markets until then. Increases in Duluth-Superior. Minn., and Louisville. Ky.. will

HOTPOINT APPLIANCES G. E. FARM EQUIPMENT *— Wiring Supplies 0 — KENTS Complete Service All Work Guaranteed 112 Monr** Bt. Phon* 27 11 " FEED FOR SALE * * ♦ Bag Service, Inc. Plant on Elm Street I opposite Tile Mill. I \ •*, |pgXuyQH2£hUi Cash Coal, Feed & Supply Monro* at Eighth

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“DlßT CHEAP!” —— 11 /. M vViMFYS BUVIN'X /1 WOULP GtVE YOU KEEP AcOINIJ 4 A n*rpo«t„) (, .00 AN Acre «= I) wm YEW r fFETCH AW OARMINTS, 08 ELSsYAIgAN A I POPEVeJ EASY." ! 1 1 FLAP CUTN THIS IT ??) NAKPCKTJ (A g P gbr2h TjFVy 'W#/k4LP' * Rn *» wti Jkb^T^V’) B 5 *'Z/t ■’'■ M M Al I 1 S - ' 7 rifi-fH. ‘. iTitX'r.''' '' 'HV..*.’ ’ n^n ip HE WHO GETS SWATTED! BLO NDI h —— ..w ■-.... '- ■'-'— »,"!> -r* Si", ■' ■■- ; Mp! 7” 1■”!» ¥ pagwuuq will i ( wupe not goni ) \ Jr/ _ I > Vpu KILL SOME 1/ ‘ T S* MAKL _* \ ..*w \V ( o TMESt- f IJE I Ipj, ( SHOO FLY Pit, ) Z JI J Hl JE « ftl s «t f) j ft W’B M A . ‘M |C — JTV ' ; Zm - - 1 • • ~„ , .„ „■■ " "*■ —. _"- ■ i ■ ■ r *~ *'*"* ■■■■■■■■■■■■ »■ D' PERSONAL MATTER. JVST THE RIGHT AMOUNT PLUS JUST THE KIGHT KIND E<H AI.S PROTEUTION.” I Leland Smith Insurance Agency ! MEMIKR OF THt NATIONAL Fl Rt PROTICTION ASSOCIATION. ■ ■■—e—■ - "

be one cant per half pint on cream and one-half cent per halfpint on halt-and half Producers* costs wore said to be higher in those areas.

Says Most 01 Food Shortages Ending Food Distribution Head In Statement Chicago, June 24 — (UP) —Gordon C. Corhaley, New York, presl demos the American Institute of Foot) distribution, believes that most food shortages are ending ■nd predicts that merchants will enter a period of intensive coui|utit ion within six months. Addressing the 47th annual con vent lon of the National A»»ocla lion of itotail Grocers yesterday. Corhaley said that the governnient has set aside Its quota of wheat and flour for overseas relief ship ment. Shortages of these items will end in 30 days, he said. Os other products ho said Fresh produce will be plentiful, with government potato buying keeping prices up. Canned foods enough to sup ply consumer demand in the next 12 months. .Meats — still scarce. Chickens — Record cold storage holdings In both chickens and eggs. Sugar — Continued shortage with necessity of rationing at least until fall of 1947. Soaps and fats — Continued shortage. Dry Beaus Supply for domestic (onsuniptlon depends on amount diverted to Europe. Rice — Shortage to continue. Two directors were elected Including Alvin Hokanson. Porter, Ind . for a three year term.

Plot To Overthrow I Jap Leaders Failed Z_ I Testimony Given At 11 War Crime Trial Tokyo. June 26 (UP) I’ro-C---cution witnesses testified in the war crimes trials today that the , failure of a plot to overthrow the Japanese government led a militar i ist-inlnd»d group to plun the Man il ihurlan incident. Marquis Yoshichika Tokugawa, an elder ineinlicr of Hie JapHtii'se peerage, testified that lie t ied l<> I disxiiade Shuinei Okawa. one of the original 28 defendants, to a j bandoil plans for a coup d'etat in 1931 okawa was the fanatical propagandist who was sent to a mental tiiMlitiitton suffering from paresis after ho slapped former Premier 1 Hldeki Tojo on his bald pate ai the opening of Hie trials. Tokugawa suid Oltawa's group I had planned to storm the diet building to the accompaniment of 3<>o dummy bomb explosions and Instigate martial law. The object of the coup WHS to pave tile way for the Installation of a powerful military clique in the government. "Several month* later. Gen. Kuniaki Koiso (ailed me by telephone and aaked me to come over," To-

ktigawa said. "I did M and Ktdso told me he was in a had situation at the general staff "He told me he had procured some 300 Iwmihs for use In the march coup and the«e bombs had been delivered to the house of Kommuke Shimixu.” Tokugawa said he visited Shimizu eventually and imrauaded him to return the boinlrs Attorneys for Kolso, who at that time was chief of the war office military affairs bureau and later was a wartime premier, tried to show that Hie general wad not a parly to the projected coup. They were not able definitely to clear him of any connection with the plot, however. Referring to Okaem. Tokugawa said he had known him for a long time ami that he had had many long con versa! ions about Okawa's advocacy of the "Khowa" rcstora lion and his pan Asiatic theories. Earlier, Shimizu testified that ttkawa personally originated the plot to overthrow the government ami when that failed conspired with army leaders to cause the Mukden incident. Shimizu said he wix a memlier of the group of plotters. — —■•■o Kwr iTK M>. SMM SOI Ki: I'll < HHIHTOIW Xolli, l« lor.-hv given that the term »f existent i- <>t the Trust • r«-at..| under the list will of Ijudget iMvld Mtmlaliaker lisa expired Vny person, firm or corporation holding a < (aim against said trust l« hereby notified t» file the saint* with Arthur l>. Huttlex, at hla office In the Nlbll- k Building on or before July 1. ISIS John M. Txndnll Virgil d. Krl«k Truster* trthur It. Sultlra. ftsret llrur» 11. Hrllrr. V Horney June 1»—31 -3 4—24 All govitnors of Oklahoma since it became a Mate in 1907 Pave been Democrat*.

Notice! W* ar* buying all grade* of paper stock at present market price*. Also want Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubber, Batteries, Auto Radiator*, Bra**, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire and Tin—But NOT tin can*. We are also buyer* of beef hides, calf skin, sheep pelts, tallow, fat*, greases, oil*, lard, etc. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe St. Phone 412

LOANS Would a cash loan of $25 or mor* help you' If so, you can borrow the money from us on your own signature. No delay. You can g'-t a loan from us to pay dehtaiind thoextra money you may tu-ed. l-siana privately made in amount* up to $300.00. You can borrow from uh on your note, furniture, etc. wit hout any one knowing alxrnt it. Call, phuiir, write LOCAL LOAN COMPANY Ixcwssratee Ovw Ths SOW* si«rs Phon* 2-3-7 DECATUR. IND.

Two Million Dollar Fire In Oregon City M«dfor<4. Ore, June 26— (t'F)— Three block* of this southern Oregun timber and orchard center were in ruins today w weary firnmen wetted down 'he smoking debris of 92,ti00,MW) In factories, warehouses, and Ibmlter yards swept by flame* last night. The fire was reported to have started in the coffee shop of the >500.000 plant of the American fruit company pa< king plant, which was destroyed Flames leaped out to burn the 9200.000 plant of the crystal spring* packers, the |l5O,-

* tJi jou want a pnint that fiowi from th* brush like liquid **tin,*g*< i Kyamaff (xk>id .BnamtL If to* Bwuml a| rich* looking fmodmmMona finish with long Ute,** get Kyao* WMXrtMB, N«V MlKohne Drug Store ■ -GENERAL ELECTRIC- J • Needs : : Women and Girls : ■ • '■ for : Machine Winding Work : ■ Shift- 3:30 P. M. to 12:00 M. 1 1 ■ Good Pay—7sc per hour Start- ■ ■ ® B ing Rate ■ Bonus—lo*; Night Workers- ■ ■ Bonus. ■ • APPLY AT r ■ Employment Office, t ■ wr ® a North Ninth St. Decatur, Ind. ■ • -GENERAL J !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■*

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000 Medford milling works, the 1150.000 Porter lumber compaay lumber yard *nd th* Moaarck **ed and feed company warebou**. »alued *t BlW.<too. The If. S. weather bureau was first organized in 1870 a* a dlvitlon of the signal service In th* war department.

Packers Shampoo Two 40c bottlt* y* Special. Only Holl house Drug Co.