Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 19, Decatur, Adams County, 23 January 1947 — Page 6

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MOVEiJ We hate mined our shop to the building formerly occupied by TEEPLE TRUCKING CO. 122 N. First St. and are nou in position to render you a better and more complete service. We do Welding. Engine Kehoring. Crank Shaft (.rinding and other rapair work. We'll he gled to be of service to you. Received Shipment of Permanent Anti-Freeze COLTER Welding & Machine Shop Distributor* for Thompion Automotive Product* PUBLIC auction A- Mr Wiilliman had a stroke a few weeks ago. th.* undersigned will -•!! lie- following at Public Auction on the farm locate I 2*-g miles North and 2 mile. West of Herne. Indiana, or 3*-a miles South and 3 mi>< West of Mohns* Indiana, on Wed., Jan. 29, ’47 Commencing at 12:00 Noon — CATTLE — 2 Hol .t.-tn ('own. 3 yrs. old. due in May; Holstein Cow. I yrs. old. due in Aug Hol tein. 3 yrs old. due in Sept.; Holstein Cow. 8 yrs. o.il. due Oct 23; Holstein Cow. 9 yrs. old. due in March. Holstein Heifer, open. Good Holstein Hull coming 2 yrs old HORSES: Black Mare, smooth mouth; Black Gelding, smooth mouth, goo I workers. FEED: 2:1 ton good toiled hay; 75 bales bean straw; 200 bales of good mixed hay IMPLEMENTS AN!) MISCELLANEOUS Good Oliver 2 bottom 14" Tractor Plow, on rubber; Mc-Deerlng mower, Gft cut tongue truck. jiide rake, good New Idea manure spreader hay tedder; drag; balloon tire bicycle; bob sled, wagon box. drag Good heavy duty International disc. 7 on aide; John Iteere 999 corn planter. Good spring tooth harrow, wagon and grain bed; riding plow, Empire 12 hoe grain drill; Case corn plow; Dunham cultipai kei , shovel plow, good as new. Daine hay loader; Appleton 6 roll torn husker. M< Deering binder. « fl cut; G milk cans; milk bucket and strainers, milk curt; Iron tied with springs; cot with springs and mattress; flower stand gasoline light; laundry tub stand; ironing hoard; 15 gal. crock, cheese press; frrks. line shaft and pulleys. TERMS—CASH DAVID WULLIMAN OWNER Melvin l.iechty Auctioneer Ned Johnson Auctioneer E. W Baumgartner -Clerk. Jan. 23 Public Auction I Sat, Febuary 1, 1947 Promptly at 10:00 A. M. FARM No. I LOCATED 2 miles West and !•* miles North of Berne, In Ilana. Consisting of So Acres, 9 acre* of woods and pasture, balance all under cultivation. Good orchard. IMPROVEMENTS — Lovely brick veneer house with slate roof; 9 rooms and wash room; full basement; hot water furnace; 3 room tenant house with full basement. Good barn 94x9u with stanchions for 12 cows- concrete floor; feeding room 50x94 with concrete water tank. Silo attached to barn. New tool shed 30x42 Hog house and corn crib combined 52x38. Chicken house 22x24 Work shop wash house and milk house combined 14x44 Garage 16x20 Stale house DtxlG with scale* These buildings are in g<a>d repair Good drove well. Electric lights. FARM No. 2 Selling immediately after Farm No. 1 LOCATED I mile North and 1% miles West of Berne, Indiana. Constating of 80 Acres. • IMPROVEMENTS — Good 6 room frame house with large pantry and wash room; enclosed back porch; new asbestos siding Good bank barn 80x46 with wind break 12*34 attached Stables have concrete tloors Tool she<l 24x30 Chicken house I»i3c Corn crib 6x36. Garage 18x24. .Milk house 6xß. All these buildings have good roofs. Soft water cistern. Good well. 12 acres of wheat; 9 acres of rye. Good young orchard. FARM No. 3 Will sell immediately following Farm No. 2 * LOCATED along south edge of Farm No. 1 and west edge of Farm No. 2. Consisting of 40 Acre* unimproved land 10 acres of timber and 30 acres of good productive soil. 18 acres of wheat These are all good farms with rich level productive soil. Good drainage if you are looking for a good farm In Adams County, DON'T MISS THIS SALE For further information call or see the auctioneers. POSSESSION of fields. March Ist, 194 T; bulHings. as soon as possible thoronfter. TERMS—I/8 cash on day of sale. Balance when deed and abstract of title are delivered. Joshua Yoder Heirs OWNERS A Fl H-Z A Son. Deeatar. tad. B. HwikN\ AttorMrr

French Refuse To 11 Release Prisoners Germans Needed In Plants, On Farms j Washington. Jan. 23 (CP) I France in effect has tejected a I Cnited States request that she re i turn G2<t.b<M> German ptisoners of’ war to their homes without delay. • it Wjh revealed today. The French made a counterpro- ! nosal that a third party probably a I non governmental agen y be ask Ird to study the problem and pre jpare a long range p an of repatria | t.on. The French government’s po“i tion was that manpow. .-hortages .make it mandatory-even 2«r months ■ after V-E day for France to re 'aln tie- German prkto.iers and use them on French farms and factories The Cnited States is concerned because the German,* actually are American prisoners of wa They were captured by C S forces and turned over to the French for custody In the closing days of the war French unwillingness to retim there prisoners makes it difficult . tor the Cnited States to |>rws its I < a«e with Rus«la on the following prisoner issue*: 1. The 800,000 Japanese prisoners that the Soviets ar» still using at forced labor in Silieria. The Cnited Statfu and China have repatriated several millions and consider their job completed 2. The undisclosed numlter of German prisoners that the Hus sians still hold The RiiMians have never given an official accounting 10l thesie. Former secretary of state James F. Byrnes took the initiative in trying to get all prisoners returned home last fall. He was preparing for the forthcoming German treaty negotiations and wanted the C. S to have “clean ha tide" when it came to discussion of p: isonere of war Be asked the French, Belgians. Dutch and Ltixembourgera to take immediate steps to release prl- , goners turned over to them by the j Americans. All but France answer- ! ed •latisfactorily. —0 The largest natural like in ; Texas. Caddo Lake on the laiuslana border. Is 2<i nilhv long. Did settlers say l! was created by an earthquake

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Holy Name Society To Recite Rosary .Me ml>e re of the Holy Name society are requested to meet at the home of William J. Sehumacher, 7d4 Elm street, tonight at 8 I o'clock to recite the rosary for Anthony Schumacher. A good attendance is expected. 0 Woman Acquitted Os Murdering Husband New Albany Woman Is Freed By Jury New Albany. Ond . Jan 23 iCPi ’ Mrs Goldie .Sutton. 42. was absolved of guilt today hi the fata! r-hooting of her nusttand. who she said bad tortured her for 17 years. . A circuit court jury deliberated ' lor only 45 minutes last night lier »re returning a verdict of Innocent of* fl st degree murder charges in the rifle snooting of Guy L. Sutton. 48, in December, 1945. The timid, lln-pound defendant hud pleaded self-defense and sjld , he had not planned to kill JJvr husband although in their 17 years of married life, he had: 1. Set her clothing on fire. 2. Th-eatetied to pour a ekiilet of .hot grease on her face. 3. Thtown h«-r out a window. 4. Shoved her over a 20-foot cliff, breaking her collar bone 5. Fired a sho'gun so close to her head that It singed her hair. 6 Stood with his f<>ot on her net k. The quiet, dark-eyed woman admitted firing the fatal weapon, but said the death of Iter husband was accidental. She said she flied a t Isle through a kitchen window to frighten Sutton. who. <the testified, r.he thought v as "lifter her" with a shotgun. Defense atty. Chester V. lairch argued that the state presented no witnesses, and that there was no evidence of premeditated murder and no evidence of shooting with Intent to kill. Mrs. Sutton who had looked blankly at the floor throughout most of the three-day trial, cuet a grateful glance at the jury when ft announced "not guilty." but left with her attorney without comment. o —. Proposes Boost In Truck License Fees Gasoline Tax Hike Action Is Deferred Indianapolis. Jan 23 — (UPI — The Republican majority's policy committee today approved "in principle" legislation increasing state license fees on trucks and ' commercial vehicles, but deferred l action on n proposed one-cent-fl-gallon gasoline tax boost. Spokesman tor the state high way department told the committee that both the higher gas tax tnd increased license fees were necessary to provide funds for highway work. The state gas tax ' now is four cents a gallon. Policy committee members said ! the proposed lax lioost would not be considered until the “overall ■ budget" picture was surveyed. John Lauer, chairman As the highway department, said the ■ truck fees would be computed on a "gross weight" basis to include loads which trucks normally carry. License fees now are charged \ »n the basis of the weight of the . truck when manufactured. Lauer said such a plan would help to offset the department's i reported deficit of "more than tio.ooo.ooo" in its building program fund. Lauer estimated that the higher truck license fees would realise some |2,500,000 annually. " o — More than 58.000.(100.000 quart* of milk were produced In the (.Tatted Statefl in 1945. compared with 8.000.000.0 VJ In the United Kingdom. 8,000.000,000 in Canada, and 4,500,000.000 in Australia.

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