Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 218, Decatur, Adams County, 16 September 1946 — Page 2

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Decatur Man Sees Return Os Bodies Os U. S. Airmen Herman HT Meyer. of tuts Hl). I wan an eyewjtne.« in W <hiiin«toii. I». C . last week t<> e r nun ex I rounding tin- auival ol Hu Imdles< ■ of five C S airmen .hot down overj t Yugoatavia. Mr. Meyer. who wa making a i tour of the eart. r.a.< i riling tin i airport when the airliner brought | in the biMlies us the five whoac’ death predpilatid suHt an anite nltuation between the two govern menta. '; Coincidentally, he nlxo aaw a i C-51 burnt into flame as It neared h the Waahinaton airport an in<i-\

I The World’s I I Largest Selling I I Hybrid Corn I I I OaOtt WU« MKAM TOMT MOM Hugh Nid linger, It 3, Decatur, Ind. Chris A. Inniger, R. 1, Monroe, Ind.

d.-nt that was given • unsiderable publicity throughout the nation's ii. u «|>ape-s. although there were no fatalities. The local man returned (■ver the weekend fn m a l"-day trip through variou* points of Interest in the east u'id while in Washington he visited with his n- ph.-w, Ituym ml Hake, formerly of Fort Wayne He brought buck a number of interesting souvenirs o . Cpl. Jack Shady At War Crimes Trial Word has been received here of a second Adams county soldier who witnessed session* of the Nttrenberg war crimes trial. .Mrs August Peck of near Decatur has

■ received a wire from her s >n. Cpl. ■ Jack Shady, stating that he is on > hi* way home after •• tearing the I trial of Goering and the other Nazi ' big shots.” Cpl. Shady has been in service 1 since February 12. 194-> and in the ETO since December 2k of the same year. Where he line been fly- ' Ing as a radio operator thrbughout Europe. He ha«t been stationed in Frame. Germany and Africa. His wire, written on his 2mh birthday, said that he was leaving for home the foßowtng day 0 I The one who Is most free from danger is the one who. even when • he is safe, is on his guard. ’ "" 11 " - —— -■ <■ -i- r-wirwi - - w iiliJi

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Scout Public Fears Os War With Russia No Justification Os Speculation On War Washington, Sept. 16 • (CPI-— Although longterm prospects for peace between the United States mid Russia may not Im as good as desired, war department general staff sources told the United Press today that public fears of early conflict were not warranted by world conditions. Responsible officers find no justification for speculation on war within the next five years. Insofar as war fears prevail In this country, staff sources attribute them largely to unjustified anxiety based upon the diplomatic friction which has developed between Moscow and Washington In an effort to establish peace. Russia suffered bitterly in World War 11. Army officers emphasised that history supports the judgment that between wars there must be a period of reconstruction and recuperation. They nlso point to the commitments of the United Slates and the Soviet Union to adjust their differences before the tribunal* of the United Nations. Public anxiety here has appear e-| in various forme. There was. for example, the recent persistent rumor circulating In Washington that Gen Joseph T. M< Narney. American commander In Europe, was planning to halt all shipments of wives and dependents to join soldier# on duty in Germany and Austria. The war department stated officially that this rumor had no has- , ir in fact. Unofficially, war department officers will say tha 1 the International situation is far from the tension point which would require removal of dependents from . Europe. The reasons given by responsible high ranking officers why they oo not anticipate war with Russia in the Immediate future are: 1. We have the atom lurmh anti the Russians have not. 2. Russia Is not In a |M>sitlon to wage a war at present. i. 3. The Russians want a period |of peace and security to develop their Industry and mechanised farmins through more five year plans. I The Russians do not have a substantial navy. 5. Russia can achieve far more ut present through her use of the communist party in the United States. Britain and the countries i.f Europe and Asia than she could by open conflict. 6. Russia would like amicable relations with the United States at present so she can get more American machinery, materials and technicians to speed her own industrial progress

Lions Representative To Peace Conference Robert Gay, local I .ion.* club president, ha* teceived word from national headquarters of the club stating that Clifford D. Pierce. Lions representative at the Dumbarton Oaks meetings, is enroute to Paris by plane to attend the peace conference. A report of the conference is to be made in almut a tn nth to all of the Lion* clubs, which will In turn lie presented to local memlter* by Mr. Gay. Trade Id a Good Town — Decatur

r ’WIK 1 71 1 Ik 9A fl fl 1 x at \ a ufl MpffiMrel ** 'fl loBLj HAVING A HUION Os the Palerilne conft ■< nee In London are two of the Arab leaders who rejected the proposed partition of Palestine. At left is King Abdullah of Transjordan. At right, the Em.ir Felsal of Saudi Arabia, who* expression may indicate his thoughts of the plan (Infernettonal)

’ /$.. M * fl X ■’Tv* fl! | " 'a® ’ll ik ve/ K V | DOOMIO to die from a biain tumor which surgery failed to aid, Mary Rose. at the Logan airport in Boston in the arms of her father. prepares to fly to Grand Falls, Newfoundland. Boston doctors report the baby will die within a week. (Internauouall Production of farm machineaud equipment du.in, 1945 was valued at |“SS million, an increase of 13 pet cent over tn- 1672 million reported for 1914 CONTINUE HUNT (Continued From l’s<e One) lans were to have been transferred Io Hie 166-foot coast guard craft. The Agassis will remain in the area however, to aid in the search, and it was no' known when the survivors would be landed. The six survivors on the Gulfhawk were to be transferred to mother coast guaid cutter at Overfall lighthouse, Delaware

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Cape. only one <»f the rescued men needed medical treatment, it was reported Anker Ellingson, a .-eaman. was reported slightly 1 burned on the hands. .. o TO REDUCE (Continued From Page One) deeming maturing swcurities In bonds from the treasury's cash balance. The cash balance will fall to around JT.tuw.mm.ooo on Oct. 1 CONSIDER <<■ intlnued From Page One) the !-eeo)ld floor of the courthouse find the stairs almost physically impossible to < limb. (Ithaca, it is : e aid. will not attempt to climb tiu-m. in addition, courthouse at a-he. especially those in the ci“rk's and one or two other offices. are required to make numerous tri|m up and own the stairs. In addition to the hardships caused courthouse attaches, num wroug litigants in court actions and the general public have expressed thefr displeasure at befng forced to climb the stairs, it is said. SEN. CONNALLY (Continued From Page One) ~ II president under the monthly rotati ii system. Gromyko will take over the job of presiding over the council tomorrow. Five delegates wenscheduled to speak on the Greek , Issue today, ami there was little likelihood that the case would roach a vole since Dr. Oscar ianu-e of Poland, retiring council has announced that he would l>e host at a reception for his colleaguiwt late this afternoon. The French and .Mexican delegations reportedly wer- ready to p • sent almost identical sugges lions for an impartial investigation of border i-otifllcts between the Greeks and their Albanian. Yugoslav and Bulgaritn neighbors. Gromyko also reportedly had L prop eal for ending the debate--11 a proposal which was not expected lto find favor w th Greece. Great ■ Britain nor the United State*

l)EM()( RAT WANT ads |!|{ IX( <W AUCTION SAll GROCERY STOCK and Friday, Sept. 20, ?.E AT MONM(it TH Nearly complete Stock of Grocery, wi .i F You can boy any ALL STORE FIXTURES: Dayton Hobart I «’ a tew months, nke new; Royal Meat Sb,,, ' ! Cash Register, good us new; Coca-Cola Cool*, ■ Case; 7 ft. Counter; Paper Cutter J' W Home made Garden Tractor. us TER.MH: CASH. S’* ROBERT DELoxr ,H Chris Bohnke and p*. D. 8. Blair—Auctioneers. . Not responsible for aimki)., P* Public Auctif “LONE TOWER CORNERMonday, Sept. 23, Ugl LOCATION: 9 miles North of Paulding. ui n „,, . | I mile West on Highway No. 24 Or. >, mil.. X , rt / * mile* Northeast of Antwerp Ohio on ibghw.r V Northeast of Fort Wayne, Indiana on Hig| lWa) x ? COMPLETE SERVICE STATION GARAGE *a.u\... fl attached 30x15, Storage space above g.-u.m. 1;,., , above and below. ' TAVERN and RESTAURANT with four risen ilar(lu . L' floor. ICE HOUSE. Four acre# of Im.i *® ’I THiS BUSINESS IS FULLY EQUIPp£ 01n!) E .. Oyi >• VOLUME OF TRADE, selling almut . mh, g 3 > „ n . , month in addition to a fine garage. !la J business. WILL SELL AS ONE UNIT. COMPLETELY EOlmo. fl MLL EQUANT “T’ “ '"» • sale will be he , fl GARAGE AND HARDWARE EQUIPMENT Greasing Miulpment. New Model A ir c., !I)|ir e., 0 ? 2?fl Lathe, New Atlas 1.-tlhe. Valve Refa. et '! Poser ty- X fl Part Weaver Lift. Aro Air Drill Hj s - \j n, , l Complete Paint Nprayer Hobart porta "jZ Jfl ator; Complete Welding Shop; Drill Pre.. £11.; Mel Pump.; F, n Belts Brak. l.ming, <", q?Jfl Wiring Harness for all kinds of cars ■ Power Hack Naw; Universal Joints; Light* tog r Mtv pfl Tires. Tnltes, Spark Plugs. Muffler* am! Tail Pi>m *fl Rifle .Shells. Bolts. Nails. Lar<> amount J Giaorriftfl Polish, Cleaner. Electric Wire and fitting* Stre! of dfl sizes. Tools of all kinds. Taps and die* <>f »;i Greases of all kinds ■ Hydralic and Screw Jacks; Pipe. I’ip. Fitting* Hm fl Healer. Air Power Cycle Grinder and hundred* "(o'brrgxfl age and hardware equipment. ■ TERMS: 20',T day of sale, balance upon <!• a-:y ->t cMixtfl complete. CASH—If sold piece meal E HAROLD W. LAfll J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer I C. W. Kent—Sales .Manager ■ Herb Richhart—Local Representative ■ Sale conducted l>y Midwest Realty Auction • ■ I Decatur. Indiana. I Real Estate Auction 78 28 100-AC RE IMPROVED I We. the undersigned, will sell <r piii> r an-• ••- -m - | 4*-i miles west of Berne, Ind., on State Roa! !l‘. er 4 the Meshlrerger Stone Quarry. I Wednesday, September 18,1 WI At 1:30 P. M. 1 IMPROVEMENTS: Good 8-room ftatn. liott- ■ -JJ clothes closets, built-in euphonrd. closed (*<•■<)». floors, basement under part of the hoti-'• - d *■* ''' kitchen, and telephone in the house, nic lx»n »--!>>■>- ■ trees. J BARN: Hip roof barn. 38x72. with « : l''r<-»k * ’ tool shed with crib. 2«x:i«. Several oth< ' well with wind pump, electric light* in ’ <■ i' llint ' Ideally located In a desirablo, pro*i>- 1 i- lu.-minz ' ; to market, school and churches. TERMS: K% of purchase pric. ot: '.: a mortgage of lloon im on or before March warranty will be delivered and possession ’'-n r" tlon or appointment, call or see the au< ‘ r Mr, and Mrs. Claude Bibers® (isl Jeff Lieehty. Auctioneer Berne, Ind., Office Phone 257. Residence K’* Public Auction 48-HOLSTEIN CATTI.Ej®, Dellmnnt Farm, 2 miles East <> f '/j mile North of Koad 221. * Wednesday, Sept, % ’ at 1:00 P.M. J ’’’J 27 Large. Beautiful. 2 yr. old Holstein heib' r ' i side, balance to freshen September & <h ,"’ ualg. splendid udders. Bf--d for high pr»du< • n hbf ef *Jl •nd 3 High Grade cows, freshen real so»n •’ 1 J|alll -f H* tered hntu horn October 4 November 1945 an * record dams. Carnation-Ormsby breeding , I#lfre d Above bred heifers and cows bred r ' All T. B. and Hangs tested. If you Wi ‘ n ’ |P »ny TERMS—CASH. Inspection of cattle ~-rP*** a.mnslble tor accidents or Injuries to anyone C. E. Bell and Marvin Siouienm Roy 8 Jobttkou 4k Sou. Ned— Auctioneer . Melvin Lieehty-Auct & Sale Equip®* ll ' ] Bryce Daniels—Clerk.

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