Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1946 — Page 2

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Liberalize Loans Under Tenant Act Encourage Tenants To Purchase Farms In order to encourage and enable more tenwnta to become fart-i ownera, the government has liberalized and broadened its loaning program under the Bankhead-Jone* farm tenant act a* amended by the farm era home administration act. Under the last mentioned act, loans for enlarging farms which ere coMld •red smaller than efficient family units are authorized. For example. If a farmer own' d

PUBLIC AUCTION The undersigned Administrator of the late Bari Bowen estate will sell at Public Auction the following Personal Property. Locate) In Willshire. Ohio, on State Road 3.1 at Bast side of village. 2nd house on North side of street from (Julf Service Station, on Saturday, Dec. 21, 1946 J . X-L4WOB Time: 1:00 P. M., Ohio Time — HOI SEHOI.D GOODS — Wayne Electric Refrigeiator: Electric Washer; Crosley 7 tube Cabinet Radio, push button control: Sessions Electric Clock; Remingtoti Electri. Shaver; Estate lleatrola Heating stove; Another lleatrola Heating stove; Kitchen Table with four chairs; Two Beds witii springs an I mattresses; Cot; Two Dressers; Wardrobe ( lies!, Bed Ciothing Clothing in< hiding Dress Shirts. Two Suits. Overcoat, etc Table Lamp; s hay Clink; South Rend 15 Jewel Pocket Watch; Ingraham Pocket Watch: Alrinal Waterproof Wrist Watch; WestTools of All Kinds; Hog Feeder; Rabbit Pen; Miscellaneous Article* too numerous to mention. AUTOMOBILE: 1936 Plymouth Tudor.. Fair tires, and in good running condition. TERMS—CASH. Wilbur J. Miller administrator Clerk Wayne Frauhiger Auctioneers Sutnan Bros . Phones Decatur »>.*il. !■>-*> <>r Momo- >ll Public Sale u this farm has been sold. we. the undersigned, are quitting farming ami will sell at public auction our personal property, located 1 mile north and 1 mile west of Hoagland. Ind., or . miles south of Fort Wayne, Ind. on slate road No 27. then 3 miles east; or, 3 miles] east of Nine Mile, on Tuesday, Dec. 17,1946 Sale Starting at 12:00 O'clock Noon BLACK ANGUS CATTLE Three Black Angus Cows 3 years old, due to freshen In early spring: Two Black Aiikum Bull* 6 months old; One Black Align* Helfer 6 months old; One Black Angus Bull I year old. 35 _ H(XnS — 35 Two Black Poland China Sows, eligible to registry, due to farrow in February; Two Spotted Sowa, due to farrow in March; Six Gilts, due to farrow in March; Four Poland China Male Hogs I months old. eligible to registry; Twelve Feeding Shoats. weight till to 70 tbs.; Six Fat Ilogs weight 225 lbs.; Otte Spotted Poland Boar 1 year old. IS —SHEEP — 18 Nine Shropshire Ewes. 1 to 4 years old. bred: Five Shropshire Spring Lambs, bred; Three Shropshire Buck Lambs. M If L E S One Black Mare Mule Id years old; One Bay Mule, smooth mouth; sound and good workers. HAY AND GRAIN Nine Hundred Bushels Corn; 3ffli Bushels Oats; 170 Bales Clover Hay; 6o Babs Mixed Hay; Five Tons Mixed Huy in mow. IMPLEMENTS. TRACTOR. ETC. F-20 Farmall Tractor with new motor, on rubber —this tractor is In A-l condition; One Corn Cultivator for Farmall tractor; One P. O. International 12-inch Traitor Plow; One Tractor Disc; One Cultipacker; One John Deere 7 ft. Grain Binder with new canvas; One John Deere Manure Spreader; One Gale Corn Planter: One Superior Grain Drill: One Dain Hay Ixtader; One Thomas Hay Ixtader; Two Corn Cultivators; One Hay Tedder; One McCormick Mower; Two 2-section Spring-tooth Harrows; One Iron wheel Wagon and tack, 2 years old; One Farm Wagon and Grain Bed; One Clipper Fanning .Mill; One Corn Binder; One Buzz Saw; One l‘v h. p. McCormick-Deering Gas Engine; One Rubber-tired Wagon; One McCormick-Deering Hammer MUI No. 1. in good condition; One 14-lnch Horse-drawn Breaking Plow; One Hay Rake; One Mud Ik.at; One New Idea Manure Spreader: One Oil-burning Tank Heater; One Gas Engine; One Pump Jack; Two Sets Work Harness; One Grapple Hay Fork: One 75 ft. Hay Rope; One 50-ft. Trip Rope, One Hog House; Two 50-gal, tins Drums; One Feed Grinder; One tn-ft. Belt; One Hog Scaffold; Two Pump Jacks; One 2-wheel Trailer; One Grass Seeder; Forks, Shovels, and many miscellaneous articles not mentioned. TERMS—CASH. Otto Hake & Son OWNERS Ellcnberger Bros.. Auctioneers Mart Grieble, Clerk.

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It) acres and dome land close to It was for sale, a loan might lie made lor the purchase of the other tract. The total value of both tracts as improved must not exceed the county limitation as determined by the secretary of agriculture, which Is 112,000 for Adams county. Fund* may Im included in the loan fur such purposisi as repair of buildings, fen< tig, lime, drainage and other Improvements of a permanent nature and for refinancing present indebtedness wncn such refinancing is necessary and incidental to i the other purposes of the loan, The law requires that when a ■ borrower has sufficient equity In ' hi« farm to enable him to get credit at a bank. Insurance company or othe credit agency at reasonable Interest rates, he must apply for and accept sufficient credit to

l pay off hla government loan, which i hems 3<s*t> interest and extends . over a 4Uyear period. I -o Republicans Demand Government Audit I Ask Complete Audit Os Democratic Rule I I ■■■ Washington, Dec. It—(UP)— ' Sen. E. V. Robertson. R . Wyo.. todsy demanded an independent audit of every government activity under the past 11 years of Democratic rule. Robertson proposed that the audit lie made by certified accountants responsible only to congress. He said the R«publlcan party ehould demand it before accepting responsibility for government afi fairs under their new congressional majority. Describing the government of the United States as "the biggest biisineM undertaking in the world." Robertson said: "I. for one. am not prepared to accept this nwponsibility until I know exactly the financial condition of thia business." Robertson compared the switch to Republican control us congress with 3 shift In management of a huge business enterprise. In this cane, he said, the Democrats were fired and the Republicans hired to take over. "We. of the Republican party, in order to do our Job, must know the financial condition of every department. bureau and loaning agency for which the new congress must appropriate money and tax the people," he said "We must have authentic financial statements on every phase of public endeavor. Without these we cannot intelligently plan our future course." Robertson said the audit should cover the entire period from March 4. 1933, when Franklin D Roosevelt first took office, through Dec. 31. 1946. He said he based his demand on the belief that the principles of I private enterprise, which made the United States a great nation, should ,<• applied <o government.

Gas on Stomach L tuwd in 5 iMMStt st SmMs yaw autwy Wk • Uhti. rirn< ,|. «iKh vid tulntul. tulhcslli.f st*. >c mull and lusriSurn. dorian utually lir-rita. th* faU«at-arOn< nwilrlaaa known tat frm|,i.m»<i> o-lirf nwdlrlntt likt llvoa In Hrll-uM ' Tal.lor No ittatin. B-ll*nr bring* r.wTurt tn • |.ey w num Milt iu u t« ikmbleasSMy Wk. 44a iijK® usMswMilLmu ans HOW ABOUT THAT FUR COATT Wouldn’t you like to know that wherever it is —at the cleaners—restaurant —theatre—traveling—anywhere, it is insured against theft, fire and practically all other risks? "All Risks” Fur Floater Insurance is the answer. THE SUTTLES CO. Agents Niblick Store Bldg. Decatur, Ind. eZyylS jfcS Csa— to * iiiiiiiiiiiiii

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i “These principles have bean • totally ignored for the past 14 years by the biggest and most Important business in our nation," be charged "Since 1933 our government—the business owned and operated by the people has spent more than It has taken In; has thrown money about with apparent disinterest and has piled up a national debt so large that It cannot be envisioned by the average citizen, himself a stockholder in the U. 8. A." Robertson contended that In government. as in private business, "the mistakes snd the accomplishments of the former msnagement should lw> tabulated and credited i tor or against him " g W<lV RESIIIEWTS XtOTKE IS Till-: »t»XM* 41R411T IMH'ST lot EMBEIt TERR. IMS cat sf. Vo. trris statu nr ivniANAi lags <ot vtv nr adamoi HEI.F.XI RAKER AI T A RI.OIN.ETT FI.AITTIEFS AU. WAR! ETTA EIEMIS. KT AL IIEFENIIANTa PIO Robert Fields: You are hereby notified that the ■ai,i plaintiffs have filed their complaint In the above-entitled cause s for partition of real estate together • with the affidavit of competent p,-r»on* that you are not a resident of the State of Indiana; that the com. plaint In the above-entitled ceuee 1 <>f action la to enforce partition of ' the following described real estate I located In Adams County, Indiana, ' tu-wlt: The south half of the southeast quarter ((() of Section 33 In Township 34 North. Range It East, containing eighty (*#) acres more or le«s The south hslf (l«) of Inlot 323 In Geneva The south half (Hi of Inlot 3*4 In Geneva Inlot 337 In Geneva Inlot 37* In Geneva Also, c-ommenelng 21H fret east of the north west corner of Inlot 1112 In David fltudabakar's and Khaeklev Wheel Co.'s 3rd. Addition Ito Buffalo, now Geneva, Indiana, thence east on the north line of lot 113 to a p'llnt which la 37 feet west I of the north west corner of Inlot I IB In ssbl town, thence south at right angles with Line street to : south line of inlot 113, thence west to a point which is *0 sec-t east of ! south west corner of Inlot 112. j th«-nce north at right angles with • Line street 132 feet to the place of beginning Also, commencing at the north east corner of Inlot 79 In the town j of Gepeea and thence east *• feet, thence south 132 feet, thence west «r, feet, theme north 132 feet to the place of beginning, being s part of I the south east quarter of flection i 2* in Township 2a North, Runge 14 , East. ' and that the complaint Is also to enforce partition of the following ! described real estate located In Jay .County, Indiana, to-wlt: 1 The east half of the north west I quarter of flec tion 4. Township 24 I North. Range !4 Ehst, EXCEPT HIE FOLLOWING; commencing at the south west corner of said east half. I running thence east 39 rods, thence I north *0 rods, them-e west 39 rods. them e south so rods to the place- of beg'nnlnK. having *0 acres In said jtrai t; also, the north west quarter of the north west quarter of said Section 4. containing 40 acres more or less, etui containing In all 100 acres more or less. That you are a necessary party to raid < sure of action and notice Is her-<>y given you that eaid cause of action now filed and sending. Is set ! for hearing In the Adams Circuit i Court at the Court Rouse In the I city of Decatur. Indiana, on the 3rd. | day of February, 1947, and unless you tie and appear In said Court on said day and date and answer or i demur to said complaint the same will 4>e heard and determined In your absence. IN WITNRRfI WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court in the office of the- Clerk thereof In the city of De<atur, Indiana, this 3rd. day of December. 194*. Clyde O. Troetaer Clerk »r the Adems Clrealt Ceart tfIKALI I l>. Ilurdettr Custer, Atturaey for Plalatiffs Dec. 4—ll—l* 0 To Build Addition To Wells County Hospital The county council of -Welle county has authorized Issuance of a 12*0,000 bond issue for the building of a three-story Addition to the Wells county hospital in Bluffton. A petition for the appropriation ! wim filed with the council in November and official action was I taken at a special meeting yesterday. The proponed addition Is planned to lie erected at the rear of the pre- ' sent buil«i<ng. Construction will not start until material shortages are relieved, officials stated.

ARREST YOUTHS FOR • Ce«tinu»S From Fsg» (tot) inent of his auto. When he demanded they return the money, the two jumped on him and began slugging him. he said. He was able to break away and reenter the fuardhouse to summon police. Meanwhile, the two fled across the nearby field. Their apprehension followed about two hours later near the Intersection of Madison and Fourteenth streets. Enroute to the jail, the officers said, one of the pair attempted to slip the 152 loot down between the cushions of the police car. Changes of grand larceny likely will be placed against them, chief Miller said. How To Relieve Bronchitis CreomuWon reUeres promptly because it goes right to the seat of ths trouble to help loosen and expel ■erm laden phlegm, and aia nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, toflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bott’c cf Creomuldon with the tmyou mustlUtd the way it Quietiy allays the cough or you arc

Iron Age Predicts New Wage Demands Says Steel Workers To Demand Increase New York, Dec. 11 — (UP) — The magazine the Iron Age predicted today that United Steel Workers of America (CIO) will make substantial demands in negotiations for a new contract and said the wage Increase may start at 25 cents an hour as a bargaining factor. The prediction was made today In the trade Journal's weekly summary of Industry conditions. The magazine estimated that the steel Industry will operate this week at 70*4 percent of capacity, a rise of 9*6 points over last week The Ingot before the coal strike. The ÜBWA. the trade authority pointed out. Is In a position to call a strike providing a vote Is taken and the proper notification to the steel companies Is made, and therefore Its failure to negotiate quickly a substantial wage Increase before present contracts expire Feb. 15 conceivably could bring about a national tleup In steel production. Iron Age said that in addition to the demand for wage increases the steel union Is expected to extend every effort toward obtaining some type of a health and welfare fund and also make a move to gain some form of a guranteed annual wage Union security also will be a part of the negotiations. o —— PREDICT EARLY END tContlnueU From Page Onei at 5:20 a. m.. Tuesday, by a woman at McPherson, Kan., who told police she had seen a blazing airplane fly over the city and crash at the edge of town. Two hundred miles southwest of McPherson, at Garden City, Kan., a meteor reportedly made a “loud whistling" noise as it passed over the town. Once again there was a Hood of "falling airplane" reports and army fliers from a nearby airfield were sent aloft to search for the scene of the crash. Employes of the airport observation tower at Kansas City, Mo., saw the meteor north of that city Tuesday night. Omaha. Nebr., airport employes also saw the meteor

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at about 7:30 p. m. During the morning display, a United Airline pilot witnesses the sight at Des Moines, la., and said he thought it was a burning airplane. Mrs. Jessica Younk Stephens, astronomer at Washington University. St. Ixiuls. Mo., cot’ld offer no explanation for the sudden appearance of the red. fire-like meteors. She said a white, rather than red. meteor display, known as the GemInld shower, was expected Wednesday or Thursday night. • 0 XOTK'K TO TASPAAEHR OF viHvrrioA «i. api*hoi>ri tnovi Notice in hereby given the taxpayer* °f Kirkland Township. Adam* 'oiinty. Indiana that the proper legal officers of said municipality, al their regular meeting place on isih of December, 194* at 5:30 I’M will consider the following additional appropriations, which are necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. No. 13 Repair of other equip. 100.00 No. II S<h. l-'urn 4k Equip. 200.00 No. 2* Bay of Teachers 500,00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting have a right to be heard. 11. H. Maskey Trnelee, Klrklsnd Township Dec. 4—ll —- —a XI'PiMXTRF.AT 4>F 4 O-kI>MIM«TH VIHIX ESTATE NO. 4.103 ‘ lot lee Is heerby given. That the undersigned ha* been appointed Co-Administratrix <>f the estate of Perry O. Fields late of Adams County, deceased. The estate la probably solvent. • Helen Rnker A kiln lllodgeil, 4'o-Admlnlstratrlx lleeemher X. I9H I*. Ilurdetle luster, Attorney Dec. I I*l —IS

FOR SALE In order to clear the building site for a new DECATUR Tomato Canning Factory to be located on the recently purchased property of the LA FOUNTAIN HANDLE CO. we will sell all buildings at private sale. Purchaser to tear down and remove from premises. A representative will be at the Rice Hotel or at the site, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week. • * Decatur Canning Co. t Fred Alkire, Mgr.

ELECT COUNTY AAA (Contlbued from Page 1) man. regular member; Harry Randenbush. first alternate; John H. Neadstine. eetond altemate. French township- George Ringger. chairman; Martin L. Klpfer, vice chairman; Harold Zeigler, regular member; Menno Augsburger. first alternate; John P. Bertsch, second alternate. The election of county committeemen will be held Saturday morning.

FOR SALE! Ideal small farm only 2 miles from Decatur. Th« Fin Brown farm. 19 acres; Good 7 room house; Built in cabm in kitchen; Water Presaure system; Good well and cute Toilet and lavatory, needs tub to moke bath room cowpie Storm windows and doors; Small basement: Good barn, it chions; Large poultry house; 2 car garage; 2 story granary i tool shed: Corn orib; Brooder house. Located just south Dent school. This Is a fine small farm. Act quick if you w a small farm close to town. For appointment to inspect i property and for further details call Ned C. Johnwn, phi 1649. office, DeVoss Bldg., phene 104, or Melvin Lischty. 8e phone 251. ROY S. JOHNSON & SON, Auctioneers and Real Estate Decatur, Im

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Decatur Ins. Agent Established igg? Osneral IniurssM K. C. Bldg. NOTICE Al) members of the I'sltot tail of Adams Post Anurict glon and all nicml>er» ir» to meet at Ix-gion horns Th| afternoon at 1 o'clock to the funeral of Albert h of Geneva.