Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 183, Decatur, Adams County, 5 August 1946 — Page 2

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ATTENTION VETERANS' MEETING Commiawuner'a Room. County Court Hoiwe Decatur, Indiana Tues., Aug 6 SPONSORED HY Disabled American Veterans DEPT. OF INDIANA Veterans of all war* and tho,e °JL *°"i° X! is who have received a medical discharge er feose who while * serv.ce were treated tor any aleknee* or any ether disability are invited to attend fhl* meeting sponsored toy the 0. A. V. CLAIMS FILED APPEALS PREPARED Our services are FREE to ALL VETERANS Veterans' Laws and Benefits Explained MR. WARD ANDERSON, STATE SERVICE OFFICER, and MR. HOWARD W. WATTS, STATE ADJUTANT, will preside.

PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS The undersigned eiecutrta for the estate of John T. Kelly w»H Mil nt public auction the following described personal property: at 621 West Msdisen Street Monday, Aug. 12, ’46 at COO P. M. Sectional bookcase and books; Walnut dining room suite; Oak bed, dresser and coil springs; Library table; Dining chairs. Rocking chairs; Bookcase and writing desk; Divan; Two beds comp ete with springs and mattresses; Smail rug; Kitchen table and chairs Two kitchen cabinets; Two ovens; Drop E,w rU B ,r 2”' lamp: -Mirror; Set of dishes; Some antique dishes; Iron oflce safe. Cooking utensils, Crocks and jpra; Ironing board. .Miscellaneous articles. Girl s bicpele, first* cl tpts. TERMS; CASH- I , - John T. Kelly Estate MR*. OPAL MILL**, iaocwtrla Roy 8 Johnson A Son Melvin E. Liechty—Auctioneers Bryce Daniels —Clerk Henry B. Heller—Attorney Public Auction 7 ROOM MODERN MOM* 114 DeWitt *t. Paulding, Ohio Saturday, Aug. 10,-6:30 p. m. , FtME BUNGALOW TYPE HOME, 7 rooms and bath, built-in kitchen * ™ ■fceßWh. full basement. furnace with stoker. Motor lutomalic Hot Water Hosier TWO CAR GARAGE. Carpet in living room and dining room and inlaid Linoleum in Kitchen will sell with the house. Large lot fine shade and nice garden spot IO SALLY LOCATED IN WiMW RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF PAULDING. TERMS; 1A day of sale, balance upon delivery of good title. Dan C. Stoller owxai ; SaiT bj Realty Auction Co > |l Jud* lit Da ■ • * • • ■*’■■*•* \ r/3’

The homo of C***f JoSCd. the hero of the railroad ballad. Is Cayce, Ky.

Roy S. Johnson & Son Auctioneers A Real Estats We'll be glad to Ropresona y*u ip the transaction of Real EMM* at Public Sale or private eal«* tS yeare In thia business in Oseatur. Wo welcome your invettlggllen of our record of whleh wo gr* proud. Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. DeVowt Illdg., Ground Floor Molvln Lslchty. R*pw Borno. Ind., Phone SSL

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<;«r*l4 Cel*. Tv»*Mtee receipt* is opnt iai. H »n Hsl.n-r in Aperial Fund Ix.rsl Taxation 48,141.}* Mlsisllsnxou* Receipts 1.*01.11 Total HoMipi. sad Bel.| lt.Ut.ia OH«h Hal Aug. I, lit* I H.JJMj £::r J Va.«“ , °*. : <i>ngiexoton»l HJh F 4 let. ••• M V<< ailonal «• imbursemem _ 4*f.gf Total Hevflpl* • **•!■ I*!!'!?!’!! hffßwrJanil Loral Tax ».tWt* Total Rectal* **4 Ball ’.’•!< ** Htp.n4ltt.rr4 during v*M Balan, a July *L I*4* . A. A *?* ** receipt* m t* ithhoi.ihwg T«* FI ND . .. Caah Hal. Aug I. It* l eipto of '•» withheld from aalarlaa ll.w|»-»a t tuiiu Expenditure* during year tu folk, tor . a It.MJ.M A<l*m*. R. A.- Ml <A>lvsn<r Machine Co. J-J* Alexander. Cbgrles ‘ AKrr. Merrill It »• Amerhan Apprai»al l«t IfftJl American .’nun' ll <>n Hduca. J*** AniT Fiog. « Hann.r <’o. IMS Amer Mu >■<■''» "f *M- Wet. Ml Amer H R.:s»4 J<wrnol • W Anxpauirh Ntudi ' • •• Bagley. H. X <•{• Baker 4 Taylor Co. .... J.JJ linker Plumb. A Heal. Co. IJI,” Hallar4, Moasld n <»*• Barnea, A. M, * Co .Ml iw bkyH’ardl <V .... H.rnr Wltnexax Co. .... JI •• Hrrry. Tom, Munir Co. Boyce, A. B . Co *t •» grtataeghoto. W«H»r !’• Rrodlt.ad Garrett Co. r - >••••< Hi<>wn, W. Huy l»* •• Hru.e Publishing <’». x •• Bucher. Ixwl. A I>»» pierpts urk Elevator Co. ** « B .rk.'x stianilard Service . I# JI Hurrougßo Add. Mach. Co. •’ l» CalVf r Ekm*H*t’ Prin. Aos'*. Canton Htokbr t'erp. M-H Central M< lenllfk Co jf-W Chemical llirtd.rr (’«. J* •• Cltlsenx Telephone Co. s-jjj CHy <»f I.4'Utur t’l'menh Mfg. Co. • Wilf Columbia Press, Inc. J Columbia Vnlvarally J.l» Cutumsrcial Print, dhup 1 '! L' 4 Conilnsntal Beak Corp- JJ* Cwk. John C.mfc, Fam Uff* Council of Hlate Gov lx> alur lb mo. rat Co. 8 r.al llt'alur l»r> Cleaner* »*• !>e< atur ln»ursn>-« 4a*n« y 8I »» ttecatur Lumber «'<». . ? heialur duper Hervke I J w I> nover-Oeppert Co. I I’• Dix-Kelly Hie. trie Co. » H holgr. C. H. Co. I» »I I Itoubleday 4 Co., |nc. . nußols Co. , llunham, <’. 14.. tto WH I Eaxlin Ph lures Co Hdu'atlonal Cpqil' e, !•< • , Educational Mush: Bureau JJ I Ehlnger. Iwo. In*. Agency 111,11 Elbersnn dei vlce Station J* J" | Everhart, Hylvwter »j»8 ' Pllm.il. Co , 18.1 Poughlr, iJeorgla .... *■•• I Ft W-yne Blue Print «up j 0 Mm* Pt Wayne Pipe 4 Sup. Co. fl ?* Prauhlger. Harry Puller HruJk CM. •] *• Funk 4 Wagnall* .. . **• li:^ 1 a’.s Wl ‘ B Good Mu»l< Houiu- ••• Gregg Puhllxhing Co. • Gregory, C A-< Co. **••• Hull 4 McCreary Co MS Handi-raflers ” Harper 4 Bro*. If M lies* puplkalur Co M.gg Hoh omb. J 1.. Ml*. Co. .. JI M Holthouxe lirug Co ■»•••» Hitaaap, Vase L. .... •} ’ ln<l. lu»tltutlo*al Industries »l *» Ind. Htate Chain, of Cow. 81. M 11.4 Mlale Fire Marsb»ll hi 4 *r»wn 4 CHy Admlal*tratura Axa’p. -•? Jaberir. Edward *• ?! Janitor* Balarlea M’J ICeolmx Mfg. Co «• -1? Ketchum. Amos !•••»» Klpllnger-Wa-hlngton Ag. 8*.9» Klraih, Leo. Postmaster .. »*»* Kirsch. Peter J K-ehllnaer Key > |tack Ser. JLI* Kohne Drug More r 'MI Kraft's OrScery J ” Krick Coal <?o I.JM.J* Krick, Walter J. ltt,M laiidla* Bro*. - Mnkenau's »• Le* Hardware Co lt*.»i Levy, Mrs. Grover *J-<Jd Lippincott. J. 8., Co. .. *—- Ixiwe 4 Campbell Ath. floods Co It-1* Lutes Florkla ... JJ® sat. wr co. 8.: MiVonnell. F., 4 hone M< Knight 4M' Knlght ... JJ* I M'bt-'tr Carr dupply <’p. *l.l* ScMillati Pt. ■ _ . „ ■ Hjl agnua Brush 4 Craft Ma|. sib Auto Supply CO 18.1* Melchl. Eugen* •- ,!!H T— 'Sfi | Mexhbarger Bros. Flan* Metal 1 * flood" 'jpjijp. W.« Metster. Mr* T. J MHllban. Vaughn ’«-• Milton headier Co. i*M» Modern School Supply B*J*J Montgomery Ward 4 Ca M J* SS&.'fcfS.tfi National MUI Supply Co. IM.fJ .Netlonsl jtaart* E<|ulp. On. I.B* Nelson, lx>l«h News Map of the Week, Inc. North. Ind Puto H*r». Co. n*.»n North Side Wel4linr Shop W.L O. 4 H Typewriter Co I.t* tUilo Hist* Glass Co. « K WsMin* dhop U.W Osborn Pap, : Co. Iw.lJ Paebar co — J.** feKTTI&Sft ; Protect-«W< Sup. Cd. ..... MU Ett 3MS IL- .: M Purdue t niv*rslty 111. M Rs nd McNally S Co »«••« gin nr. c c. -85. M Remington Rand. Inc, *»*•!• Rent* Florists 1J44 li'MlV. ..... ‘-y.. Itcßnert, M,.W 4*13 Huwies. IK #. 4. Co. M M Mniica Pr'tduvta Co. HiM Schafer Store 81.88 Hi hmellng A Alter IJ3 4School Board 4*t*H Schoolroom Aids S& Bsarv : S K Hmith l>ru» Co «.H fcK JlS' lit# :r,»g Atexons. ClaFene* ll* ET'tnir.-..'tK ftgax -ex ill! Homs Orooery X-M dummy, Clayton Co. — »1*

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—U*nd at General !!•<•* 1 Another Job * -— — wO life income at retirement

To aw the Rva-agA Mnptojta* a Mb** meet Inoßaw aeveral times m large aa the aMiifty ka could ordinarily buy, General Electric announcee an aapanded Pennon Program. THa jiaa provides a pension for the years already worked, at M oaR to employees. For this, the company paya the enrira coat, estimated at 1100,000,000. Ta iaamaae tide retirement income as the yean go on, SflHdoyeM and the company will jointly contribute to the Raid. On the avwage, about two-thirds of future coeta will be paid by the eempany. ' Rmriona are not new at General Electric. Over 40,000 have been ceveeed under former plans. The present plan Wfcfcll tke eflir to over 100,000 mors employees with flwaywrtiaarriflp. Stiaaritg, as eoama, b fluan than juat a matter of pen43nani WMdp aiamrto nmeida steads, weil-naid

Rep. Hay Still In Critical Condition No Carly Return To Washington Likely Pr**ton«teurg, Ky, Au< B- ” Pl—grp Apdrpw J- May. D., By . still Is ip a "critical" condition end probahly will not he stole to return to Washington In the near future, Dr. John Archer, hi* phy stolen, said today. May. who is 71. arrived home by train and ambulant* Thursday and va* confined Immediately to bed. Dr Archer said no visitor* warn permitted other than mem her* of h|a family Th* coa«re*»mau *u(fered • heart "tmndillon" more than one week a(o. jusl before ho was scheduled to lasilfy before th> Mead aanale uommlilee Inveatiaat Ini allaind war profiteering by lh* Oarsson munilions empire. Hr Archer said he did not be Heve the luveatlgatlon brought on May * condition and that a "71-yoar-Md man could become 111 at any lime." May, who was not H»tod on Saturday's Kenliwby primary ballet and automactieally was uuml naled on the Democratic tick*, "probably will not be able to con duct an active campaign." Dr. ArcJlwr Mid. Mead indicated the committee

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would consider enforcing 'be *ub | nsna tor May to testify uni*** medical evidence shows that he still I* too 111. Mead, fidlowing up his commit | ire * hearing <m the Garsson hroth ee* munition combine, scheduled conference* today with attorney , general Tom C. Clark "" e . rn * revenue offleinla. They Planned to discus* possible court action m the result of Incident! unwvered In ihe inquiry. The fact that Internal rcveittio otfh'lals were on the conferenie list indicated that Incom* la* pro sccutlona were under discussion |

Semi-Trailer On Fire Here Sunday Firemen made a run to the Bel-j rnoni Trucking compaw after 4 p m Sunday when a semi trftllftr portion rt tractortraner truck caught fire. Firemen succeeded in citing ushing the ldai»» before the trailer vehicle was destroyed. The trailer wae not loaded. Heavy smoke from lhe blase, the < auw> of which wae undetermined, altiacted »c°re* of motorists to the »<ene.

ACTIVITY BEGINS (Continued From Paa* ""*> ii'heduied to begin Tuesday morning. After lhe oEiclal opening Wed nesday. three full days of exhibit*. judging, contests, demonstralions and presentations will mark

jobs during employees’ worMag yean. !■ addittoa to pensions, employees receive “job dividends” that include instance protection, vacation with pay, awards for achievement, profit sharing payments. One of the comupn/a basic objectives b to bnp jobs as steady as posribb, and it doss thb by trying to insures continuing demand for its products. Tlirougb reaearcb. engineering and invention, it hw kept products naw, W* to-date and salable. Demand has steadily risen, and as « result, jobs at G JE. have moro than doubled in the hri ten years. Good sense aa wefl as good wffl prompte the adopt*" of plant! like these. They brip to mton Caawrnl Electric a better place to work; they encourage abb and afficient men and women to seat emptoyment and t»ur with the oompaay. With th* hfe «BB aaßbawdnoadfaraft.

jlha f**tival. cilm*a*d bF th* *lo*-. Ing ev*nt Prld.y night atJ.H. annual flower (Continued From P»S* Illas Mr* Amo* Kslchum ha* been named chairman of ihw project and ha* requested all children entering th* flower show to bring Iltelr display* to the school al the stage entrance, as lhe flower show will be held on the »<*«* la

I Legion Post 43 DRUM & BUGLE CORPS PRACTICE : Legion Home-Wed.,iiigl 8:00 o’clock p. m. STILL OPEN FOR NEW MEMBERS.

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lhe auditorium. 9 The prea)de n t , |f .. fl Fred D MeCnnsn.'Ji;* J ent* t.» see thaf "*lia were given seed, u „ ■ notice of the um e that all ihildren Wl 7 opportunity t 0 pi(rtl flower show, r "*h® w* will be t i to mak* ready Z M Augu.l CI«„ We M . Gug Start, * II