Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 201, Decatur, Adams County, 26 August 1946 — Page 2

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C OMPLETE CLOSING OCT PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS We are leaving for Arizona, and will tell at Public Auction, at 103 North Sth Street. Decatur, Indiana, Saturday, Aug. 31, 1946 at 1:00 P. M. 2 piece Raspberry Stripe Mohair Living room suite, like new; Lounge Chair A Ottoman in Blue stripe mohair, like new; Walnut Knee hole desk: Occasional Chair & rocker to match; Blue Satin upholstered occasional .hair; French Chippendale hand carved light Walnut Sofa upholstered in figured red aatln; Studio Couch; Stand 'able; End table: Coffee table; Massive Oak Buffet; Bleached Mahogany dining mom auite, table, buffet * i chalra. luis permanent finish: Odd straight chair; 2 floor lamps; Solid cherry bedroom suite, bed with box spring* A mattress, dresser and mirror and large cheat of drawers Solid Maple Bedroom suite with innersprlng mattress: One E. HI post. I bed; Bedaid* table and chair; All World lieluxe Cabinet Itadio Occasional bench, walnut finish; Pair bedroom lamps; Twist weave rug tivlt. r.d: Electrolux Servel gas refrigerator; Child's table A Chait - <1 E Electric wa her first . lass; Child's lawn swing A play s.t Tricycle. Child's wagon; Electric train set; I lawn chairs; Lawn mower; flood wheelbarrow; Ironing board; Baby bassinet; Fruit jars and miscellaneous articles. ECU COAT DIAMOND HING Ladles Mink Dyed Muskrat Coat, size 14 latdies' King, opal surround. Iby 14 diamonds, yellow gold mounting. — FOR SALE — This apartment house, with a beautiful 5 room apartment on first floor and two completely modern three room apartments on second floor. Stoker and furnace. New 45 gal. automatic water heater. House is insulated with rock wool. Cornpi tot, 66x132 Double walled brick garage. ... id .»• mad. into apartment. Possession lower apartment immediaielj other two apartments rented for |4'f per month each. For information .< th. Auctioneers anytime before sale or sale day Will accept bids subject to approval of owners. TERMS Personal property CASH. On Ileal Estate, to be announced sale day. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Weber . OWNERS Roy S Johnson A Hon—Auctioneers Mel vin Liechty—Auct ioneef. Bryce Daniels—Clerk. Uuj ‘t-fiQLN Q j stiesMOSTHisaf Tfyamze; • FLOOR FINISH AU acclaim it die most beautiful revealing finish fee all wood trim and floors. Easy to apply. Just brash It on. It dries in four short faoua. Choos* dear natural or any rare wood shade from Lifhff Oak to Dark Mahogany. ' Kohne Drug Store. FOR SALE H *” 1 I 4 Planing Mill and Woodworking Shop —a complete buNinetm capable of i I producing flooring. Hiding, finish ma- ; terial, etc., also a complete Cider Mill and some Feed Grinding equipment. i I Cider Mill and Feed Grinders will J JI be sold separately. Planing Mill, ; building and real estate to sell as a - unit. i I ' I : For price and information see ; Peter Kirsch MS V. Tk.rd SI.

Couple Overjoyed At Son’s Safety Vet, Long Reported Dead, Home Shortly Muncie. Ind., Aug 26— (UP)— Plumber Albert Jacksuu and his wife today were '.still da led and thrilled beyond words'* because ' their 2'>-y«-ar old soldier son. reported dead for two years, may be home In u few weeks. We had given up all hope," | said Mrs. Jackson, "I bad even ' thought of memorial services but | Just kept putting it off." The son. Pvt. Genu Jackson. ] was reported killed in action in ' Europe noarly two years ago. I l4ist Thursday. Mrs. Jackson re-

calved two totters from him. He had been wounded and was an amnesia victim. "I got In touch with Esther—that's bls wife — right away," Mrs. Jackson said, "She was thrilled to death." Jackson s 26-year-old wife operates a small neigbltorbood grocery store in Nashville. Tenn, and Ilves with her aged parents. "She's never remarried." her motherinlaw said, "although I think she'd given up all hope, too." "I umhl to hear every week from Gene," his mother said, "hut in September, 1944. the letters quit coming. Then we heard that he had been killed In action." Mrs. Jackson credited the Red Cross with the discovery of her son. "A Red Cross lady came around three weeks ago to get his history." she said "They found him In that hospital. I guess they made him remember us." The Red Cross said he might be home within a few weeks. "I'm ail right now,” Gene wrote his mother, "but I don't remember much. I hope to be home for Christmas." Jackson said in his letters that he had been wounded In the knee and arm and had been a victim of amnesia. When be "t ame to," he said, he was in LaVallse. France. From there, he was taken to the hospital at Weisbaden. Packages which had been sent to him were returned and his pretty, brunette wife had been receiving monthly Insurance payments. Jackson was a lathe operator in a Mttncle factory before be entered the service. He met Esther at Nashville while he was stationed at Camp Forrest. Tenn. "She's been working in that grocery store ail this time," said Mrs. Jackson, "but then she always was crazy alarut him." 0 SSO Damage Suit Is Filed In Court Paul Patrick. 10, through his next friend. Virginia Diehl, has filed suit in Adame circuit court for I’m damages as result of an accident on Mercer avenue near Grant street on June 4. 1946. The suit charges that the lad. an employe of William. Edward, Daniel J Zeser, doing Imriiiess as the Sunset Amusement Park, was riding In a car owned by the above named defendants and driven by Daniel Zeser. as an agent. The complaint avers that as the station wagon in which he was riding approached Grant street, Mr. Zeser attempted to stop the vehicle and that the lad wao thrown to the pavement It avers that the vehicle was lieing operaed in a wanton manner and that the child i- a minor and not accountable for bis actions. It charges >SO was paid for hospitalization and medical expenses and demands that amount Nathan C. Nelson is plalntlf's counsel. 0 Bloomington Airport Dedicated Sunday Bloomington. Ind. Aug. 26—(UP) — This city's new airfield was in operation today after a dedication yesterday formally opened Kistpns field airport The field, named In honor of the first serviceman to reepive the congressional medal of honor, features three runways and accommodations for the largest commercial planes.

g Trado In a Good Town — Decatur ar —■ ’ s < J - ’B MW 1 w : : - ML> FAMID "Scandal*" producttGwge White, fit I* uhown leaving the San Diego. Calif-, court where ba was sentenced to one year tn th* county „.d cwnp W d fined WOO. White pieadad guilty to a charge of hit- , Ls-run driving which cauaodtha doatha‘o4 a nmAywed anupte. The court vetornl (ba produoert plea sos

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OFFICER'S (Continued From Page One) Morale* also told of "doing things like that when I meet a friend." Serious concern was expressed for a time over the condition of the 74-yoarold officer whom he struck without provocalion. He withdraw the not guilty plea and submitted one of guilty on Friday and then was remanded to jail until Saturday, when ho was returned to face sentence. Morales was locked up In the county jail by deputy Shnrlff Bam Bentz after sentence was passed to await commitment to the penal farm, probably some day this week. g IAIIY (Continued From Paes One) lion occur. (During this period a doctor's examination of spinal fluid will show Inflammation ) The bulletin asserted that "at l-a t half tin children who reach

Prepare Yourself for the Future I L A i 7 With a I ♦lk 11 ’ highschool! EDUCATION I f t The Decatur Junior-Senior High Schisil. aiti I w J IM 9 competent faculty and curricula tlc'ignrd u I Y meet present day condition*, mxiles e'en to M R. 1 11% Wjflw » and Kiri to attend classes daih. The xhiiol ii K M backed by the experience of over thirl) cMiite B OUH y** rM ah a rst <, * ahh< lommissioned hid ■ school and is a member of the North C«lfdß \ Association of Colleges and Hcconilar) sthouis B I K W* - ' / Courses available are: Academic, t'ommmul- E I ii / f General, Industrial Arts, and Home Ecoiwnin; ■ It ' I* '1 bW* also post graduate courses. | W WJ' i School Starts Tuesday, Sept. 3,8:15 o'clock Available Decatur High School Classes English 4 years Commercial Geography >/ 2 year Solid Geometry‘/z > car j I Publla Speaking 1 year Home Economics 3 years TVU ononletrv V, year I ....2 Utin2 years Typewriting % years rammg General History 1 year Industrial Arts 2 years Hvaith and Safcty 1 U. S. Historyl year Mechanical Drawing .. 1 year Art 2 years Civics’/a year Physics 1 year Musical, Vocal *. 2 years Economics Vz year* Chemistry 1 year Band and Orchestra —-1 >' ear Sociology l /i year General Mathematics .. 1 year Bookkeeping -- I year Biology ] ye ar rv law 1/ AIL Brown or Bupt. Waltar J. Krick tor e" r 0 Commercial Law 72 year Algebra V/2 years I mom in any of theao course*, during i he week, beginning August 26. Commercial Arithmetic 1 year Plane Geometryl year ———— J . os—a I I ■■■— ■ -■ .... _ ** DECATUR SCHOOL BOARD GERALD COLE, President ROY MUMMA, Treasurer GREGG

thin stng* recover without permanent paralysin'' Third stage Puln become* severe, develops In the muscles In volved and then paralysis occurs. The Male board su*c<wted tht following precautions; avoid th<use of water for drinking, swim tning or washing utensils which may be contaminated. B<-e that children avoid exhaustion from es trente fatigue since attacks are likely to be worse when they follow over-exertion and chilling. Call a doctor promptly. Put to bed at once children with fever, headache, sore throat or nausea. Be sure of clean food, clean milk and above all. ch-an hands when eating Destroy Hies and their breeding plnce*. Avoid iiiiim essary physical contact with crowds Keep children away from crowds, especially unapproved swimming pools. g BRITISH SEEK (ContlnurJ From Page <>»e> dence. The settlement area there are

two villagw in the little port area were deserted except for th* children and a few expectant mot hers. Soldiers m the rooftops of houses lifted tiles to examine the gables In their search. The search was under the command of Brig H M Anderson who said specifically the search wa* not for illegal Immigrants but tor ■ the saboteur* of the liberty ship and the nute.ials used. RAF "grasshopper" planes over- ' head coordinated the cctlon of the vio lms military forces below. Higher up. patrol planes ewept back - and forth over the area. No opposition was offered to the March Mo*t of tile etHers were imtslde the villages In wire cages ! or in army truck*. I MINOR FOOD (Continued From Page One) increases than are absolutely ■ justified. Meanwhile, the Radio Manufac- >

turar* association announced plans for a drive to free all segment* of the industry from OPA controls. RMA president 11. C. Cosgrove said all of the industry's resources would be tapped In the fight to "bring about decontrol of the industry through the process provided by congre** In the new

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0, ’ A '■‘"•n.ion 2"*sß He sai<| ra^ )o H unit loluin,, w than , hp ''"‘timi |„. M V.DhJ 0E NTi|y I’honc |(ty J Roy S. Johivionji Auctioneerii 4 J We'll be ,I,* u R f tn ths trsnssctioj ~ •t Public 8.1, o, years in thia bu I | IM .TS W. welcom, of our record of shJM proud. ’■ Phone 104 lys.J DeVow Bldg., GriJ| Melvin Lelchty. R l(i I Berne, Ind., Phono 31, I