Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 51, Decatur, Adams County, 1 March 1947 — Page 5

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REPORTS ocpORT OF LOCAL lt .» 22* 28.80 h ‘ 27.75 ** 27.25 3*6 11,11 27.(0* 4ft " !»’”* 25 25 2< 25 I J" 23 50 ■B 11.00 ■■ ,*, till 2700 22 W ||«s 5 50 stock yards 3*** 27 85 <* *■’ BS "SO 111* b ■'*’ io 11,8 > ’■■ Si; !«• ■* *'/ ' 15<t V” «« -J2 >■„, ;tw lbs 23 - 20 00 ' 2 , ’° ■hOLESALE MGS AMO QUOTATIONS Furnlghtd by produck co. H Phon* 380 B| Corrected March 1 Krceipl tggM M k i " ,|,> 2 K springers 2 “ ®Bn;ritiin is ' ...... 18 grain market IBtLRK elevator co. 8,c.. subject to Chang* B during day. d'lirorod at *i*vuor. ■F Corrected March 1 »f "heat 333 Wojt ** ■ Il 3.25 ■I Corn: .04 per 100 l«ea. to b ,lrm - B GRAIN PRICES County F. B Co-Op'* ■T Brrnt Monroa-Wllllama BH 'uric ted March 1 |Kt k So K (or *7* price*. JB— —— - jßzSg-»Cx rural ■TuVv/ CLUB NfiW ® B A'*..ii>» iin.nty ural youth "“* ( bet I'citida are IB" 1 '" ■'■'"• l 'be theater party ' " lie Mi. Port Wayne, |B- ; ’ ' ''' 1,1 1 -htetl III* ■• ""•"■I). i- lbe name of |Hi'l.n ».|n k . pi.-M-nted at thia ••■ . asked i,, in '" ■ \t.n-ion office so *'l*r iiiiidlh! ~f seals can' *" '" 1 1 ‘lt imitation will be i tor those out having a ■ army crewmen ■l?. t ** 1 ■*“"*• ' '"llol.,nd plloi who ■ < ' down ~n || l(> Greenland ■"' 11 i "'o> airmen wb<**v |BJ“' ! cra’hed. B^'/' < raMied 829 » w |B ’’ i "" 1 ha, Y plam-s |^P*" Z Ho B ?•* which han been ■B"”* i( nil . Monday with |j alaiard The march for ’Uietlort... H < outtnuiiip. A,a»ka air command said. I LEWIS PUTS ' ,<:MF "" n T**ira "no B H ' **W 'he union la await B 7 1, r * 1 at Hon on ita auggea B ’ h ?* «’"• <•« the three health B '"hl trtiMeea l>e , hoi< Bl ,’ f ' ! * h»t of 11 eminent and B‘ *' •'"’’•"'an*.’ The other Bn Bre •***« ami ('apt l ’* on federal < <>al mine* I \A. BIXLEH I OPTOMETRIST B m HOURS: ■ ”12 I*® W:, ° *• • 00 | UU'daye, LOO r m Bm a 7 ***ph*n« 115 ** mi>> ** <•*••••• Fitted KWtator <M > ******* » *i*t2:fta

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local classifikd advertising RATSS J — Tor U word* *r I«m: 1 time SSc; 1 tl®** TSei a UnM ti; s tin** 11.75. Rat** qaoted are for consec■tiv* ißMrtioM. No elMlfiod ad* aceoptod or akipday ached ole. i Rato for 10 Point BLACK i FACE USo par word tor is oerttoß. Copy anat ho In office by II a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline la 0 A ■. FOR SALE BPRAGUE FUR.MTUR'e STORE - 1 Hotteat Value Spot tn Northern ’ Indiana. Drop in and aee bow many 1 dollar* we can aave you. Sprague 1 Furniture Store, Phone 19». 11-TF i , FOR SALE-Cubuntbia Record*, i Popular and claaaical with arti iat* like Goodman. Kyaer, Carle. , Duchln. Jamea, Noble. Shore, Kcatelaneta, Levant, etc. Uhrick Bros , SOtt ' FOR SALE — Radioa; Zenith • | Sparton * Stromberg Carlson. ' Table model*, combinations, record player*, portables. Available ( now. Uhrick Broa. 10 ts Choose a work shoe for your job! See our selection of special shoes, priced *3.99-17.95.—.Mi11er-Jones Store. FOR SALE: Restaurant, 113 Winchester street. lit# 1 FUR SALE — lb diac fertilizer grain drill; amall fire proof safe Floyd Ntoueburncr, 254 miles south 1 of Preble. PJ g3t» I — FOR SAI/E Shepherd A Collie pups Phone 6952. 49 31 BROOMS BROOMS BROOMS .lust received a shipment of first ciaan brooms. No. 1 warehouse brooms ami bouse brooms St*< W. 1 Jefferson St. Ik- -alur, Phone 1594 ; Frank Parrish. 49 31 I M ■■■ II I ■ l—l » ——— — I FOR SALE Corner lot on Weal , Monroe St. First block west of 27. Call phone Preble 1 49-311 For the Easter Parade! Itcauliful new Plastic Purses, assorted colors and styles.— Miller-Jones Store FOR SALE—Pre-war electric steel ! Hawaiian guitar, with case and , amplifier. Like new. Phone 1549. 49-b:;t ' FOR SALE — P-»3U Ford coach heater 5269; 1939 4-door SI tide < baker, radio, heater 1595. 193, if Ford coupe 1395. 1940 Chevrolet i at rate job. Phoue 5655 or 13m». 49-3tx FOR SALE -2 houses to be moved, oue 4 room house 16 * 21. Price |Bso.(Mj. One 2 room house 14 x 22 Price 1450.00. Both houses very well constructed. If interested Call 1205. 49-3tx FOR SALE—Fine Resident*! and BtmineM Locution. Completely , Modern seven room residence, five car garage, and a brtek Business Building. A REAL OPPORTUNITY it you arc looking for an ideal location in the business distilct of , Decatur. Indiana. Cai! 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co. s<i 31 FOR SALE — Garage and sales agency, new building 34 x 100 i with 4h acre* of land. Ideal location. county seat town, on heavily traveled highway. Agency for Hudson and Crosley cars and Rco , Trucks, and Purcoil products, income from imrts business in excuse of S2.MO per month. Will sell complete with all equipment and tools. Call or write 174 Midwest Realty Auction Co.. Decatur. Indiana. 49-3 t i _______ FOR SALE Completely Modern Four r<M»ni home, well constructed, nice sixe rooms, pl nty of < loset space. Modern Built-in Kitchen features, automata- water heater. Gas Furnace. Fine Location West Monro** Street. Cail 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur. Indiana. 50 :{ l FOR SALE 1936 Fo:d Coach veiy good condition Inquire Texaco, station, cor- 2nd and Jackson. 5o 2tx ] 51 (>uttgc S v Ions! New i-1 shades populnr prices. — Miller-Jone* Store. FOR SALE - 1933 Dodge sedan, rebuilt motor, 4 new tires, new battery and healer. Phoue 6943 511 t FOR SALE — 1939 Ford Tudor, i newly painted. Can be seen at, Decatur Auto Top A Paint Shot* 51 Itx FOR SALE Potatoes. Cobbler ,| > 3.35 a hundred. Large fancy sand grown potatoes. 3.14 a hundred. CoaueM Corner* 49 g3t Foil ~SALE Turn. 34 X ». »»• wreck To be rawed wttbiu 3» day*. Priced to a®H. Coppe»» <’■«*• aw» 4»-gdt , f*ad« U a Good Town -i|m.atu*

QUICKIES by Ken Reywolda ,>")>,<- v v, - '*** ? St*** — "Lucky we Imught the toaster when we saw it in tin- flem<K-rat | Want A<ls —It does take the chilli from the room!" FOR SALE—6 room semi modern house on north Second street. 2 bedroom and three extra lots. 5 room ail modern house on North 7th street. 7 room house on Line street with extra lots, |ls<m.tm down, balam-e as rent. 3 room house on Line street, very nil *- little hou*r. Schwartz Realty Service 915 West Monroe Street, Decatur. Telephone 1391 46t6 ■ FOR SALE Completely Modern • Five Room House. Garage. Ideally , lo* .*t*-d near Reformed Church and, Catholic Church, only 2 block* from Business District. Call 174, Mid iijest Realty Auction Co- Decatur. I Indiana. s't 31 .I FOR SALE Guisl mixed hay. Baled | Phone 956 M 5» 3tx ' • —— J FOR SALE Seven Room House. M slein except heal. Completely Insulated. Garage, a well constructed liome. \ Fine location less than 2 blocks from Decatur Schmib*. (nil 171. Midwest Realty Auction ’ C*». Decatur. Indiana. 5u 31 FOR SALE A Well established ponitrv and produ* Ihimii* -s. with two story Brick Building: Mixtuu, Ideally lx>cat<d in bu-i | I'c-s e*’< lion of Deialiii, Indiana] I on tin- Eric Railroad Cail 171 Midwest Realty Auction Co. 5u 3t I __ 1111,11. i - - —i.._ . -.. _ I FOR SALE 1936 Dodge with new I 1941 reconditioned motor. g*s*d | ori s. lialteiy ami generator. B* rne phone 521. 317 E. Main St Berne 50 3tx 1 FOR SALE U ill. plywood. l'»« 1 per ft. Masonite he per sq. ft Ita-Nee Mfg. Co. W. Monroe St. ■ sn-6tx 1 FOR SALE Wink lu 11, he*, worni and steel construction. 44 95 up. Ra Nee Mfg. Co.. W. Motinu- SI s<)-6tx I FOR SALE Decattir I S appro* cd controlled chicks. Order no* for April and May. Special now.) 300 heavy cockerel*. 6*m started chicks Leghorn cockerels 2* . See Decatur Hatchery, pbqne 497. I 5081 FOR SALE — I se*l Furniture. stock of dining room suites, living room suite-, breakfast sets, studio t ouches, knee hole ! ui>hl*ii* china 'i" s«'ts. eleciric sweeper with attachment*. gasoline motors ami several wardrobes. Decatur Cred | Furniture. 146 south Second Phone 42<1. W-2t FOR SALE 1935 Plymouth fourdoor sedan. 426 ti. Inquire 116 Grant St. 60-3tx FOR SALE Drophead sing* r sewing ma* hine. Decatur Vsed Furniture. Phone 420. sn-2t FOR SALE Rugs. We have Wil ton and Admlnster rugs. I""'; wool face in sizes 9 x 12 and 12 x 12 Sprague Furniture Store. Phono 199. 50-21 FOR S\I,E: Model *t residence near Rice Hotel, suitable as duplex or rooming house. A. D. Suttles, agent. 5013 FOR SALE Feit Baw rugs. We have large selection Armstrong Quaker rugs in following sizes: 9 x 12 12 x 12 12 x 15 6 x 9 7.6 x 9. Sprague Furniture Store, phone ’ 199. 50-21 I F<>!t BALK " * ' desk*. • <-edar cheat*, kit* h< n cabinet*, i utility cabinets, bus*- cabinets. breakfast sets with chrome, wood or plastic lop tables. Sprague Furniture Store, phone 199 60 Zt FOR SALE tied ba-e cabinet* with builtin sink, complete with »* wall cabinets, almost Ilk** new. I First <SS.(MI « a«h takes It. Sprague • Furniture Store, phone 199. 5o 2t FOR SALE Aills Chalmers Ira* tor. John Deere II with cultba . t.»ra. Farmall F-13 with cultivators ' Three tractors are in very g*a*l condition and on go*si rubber. 1 Gerber Impleun-at Store, t’. S. Z*. Phone 2551. bd-gtt * . •; FUR SALE: IhtUMr «nd I h»K hi Wilishtrc. Ilhio, inked h at BI3OV. liurrv! GotHi brewA. D. bhllk*. a>ta

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FOR SALE: feed (rough. 507 Second, phone 120. 50t3x p New shipment car healer-. Prestone. Radios. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 501 H WANTED EXCELLENT OPPORTINITY for man or woman who can pro ditce results. <SSO.<M) investment required to develop new 5c convertible nut, almond, candy machine route. Investor will own and operate. Top earnings. Reply box 64 % Demo* rat Mating age. I marital statu*, address and phone ) nuinlt* i . 49-3tx WANTED Washings to do. Call 579. 49-g3tx WANTED Single elderly man Io operate ami live at grocery store and gas filling station. No experience necessary. Call at O’Day Oil Co. 1803 McKinley Ave., Fl. Warn** Ind. 47 12t WANTED—We are in the market i for good hay and straw. Burk | Elevator Company, Decatur, Monroe and Peterson. T WANTED Gas stove in good conditipn. reasonably priced. Also refrigerator. Telephone 5652. 51-a3t ’ SEWING MACHINE Kepairinf— AH makes, guaranteed jobs. We j make covered buttons, covered belt buckle*, do heuisit’chlDg and 'mai-nne buttonhole*. Boardman* | 233 North Fit..l 51!2«x. WANTED SALESMAN Steady, employment. Extra good money.* up to <300.00 per week. Write| Detiim rat Box 86. 5o 41 WANTED TO RENT House with 2 or more bedrooms No children Phone 1046 after a p at. 11-ts WANTED Lady to work In, laundry. 40 hours per week Ap ply in person. 127 So. 9th. Phone ; 1119. 47 6txi APPLI/NCE SERVICE - If we can't fix it throw it away. We | repair all makes of washer*. ■weepers, Iron*, and other small i appltan'e* White wringer rolls for all make-, of washer*. Arnold A Klank, phoue 463. 97 ts VVANTI.II All kind" of livestock L. W Murphy. Phoue 167 N. 15-blf I i WAN IED MiUHugrapbiug w-Tk. Professional equipment Save money on letter*, isles message*, program**. fo*ms, etc. Joan Cowan. Pbone 170. Heller Building 244 tt I — -- — ■ ■■ - - — — WANTED Elderly lady or girl to * are for children w hili' mother, works from 3 p.m. to 12. Call 1526. fie 3tx MISCELLANEOUS ROOFING and Siding Lock type asphalt roofing. Asbestos and insulation brick siding. ' Pul on ■ with rigid board. Spells real insulation value. Expern-need applicators ii i ’h*- work. No mom*)’ down. Three years io pay if d*'- , aired. Bnardmau'e, Decatur, Ind Phone HI. 51:2 I I I .H1,..- _ So your car overheats! Let it* flush your radiator for smoother perform,*n< **. Gay’s Mobile Sa , lioil. Thirleeiilh 4r Monroe Sts. 47-61 (■tutranlerd Radio Repair Work on any make madio or radio ■ phonograph by our auth oriz*d Philco Service Department. ILr.igk Heating 4c ApplLueca. 34 ts aMMMMM*m*BMVa****—— 11 '

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FARMERS ATTENTION-W* re nio-* dead horse*, cow*, hogs, •tc. Deeator phone 2000. W* pay •n phone charge*. Th* Stanley Product* Co Ifi-tf F° R KENT .FOR RENT Sleeping room in modern home Inquire at 213 8. Ist street. 51 It. Two Auto Accidents Are Reported Here Two traffic accidenta. neither of a serious nature, which occurred in the city this morning were attrlbifted to the slippery. *m>w covered streets l*y police chief Ed Miller. One. which happened ait Thirteenth street and Nuttmail avenue, involved a lensing. Mich., driver and .Myron Lehman, of Decatur. No one was hurt and ■tight damage was done when the two crashed. Tlte other o<«*urre*l at Third and Madison streets when a taxi, driven by Jay Minch ami another auto, operated by Fred Chronister, collided Some damage resulted. Chief Miller said that all streets In the city were slippery ano urged motorists to proceed with I * aution 0 NECESSITY OF (Continued stem Pag* 1) heeded In the Greek crisis. Fur thertnore. a bipartisan group of senators predated in efforts to earmark lor debt reduction s<*. ■ much funds that u 20 percent tax ' cut would not be possible. BRITISH ARMY (Turn T** l’.*s* 7. Column 2> (Hissible victims. Sir Alan Cunningham. Briti-h high commissioner, summoned his executive council and high military officials for urgent consultationa. CAPONE TRAILED 'Turn T*> Pag** <*. Column •* ' "All inionnation leads us to believe Ralph t'a|M»ne is the leader 1 of this sugar racket and we hope ‘ io get the evidence to prove it," | the I’nlted Press informant said "We’d like to get him." lie said Capone, now in his 50’s, was an i underling in his notorious brothI er's crime syndicate during tinlush 192<t’s. Report*dly lie still derives some profit (mm th** eon-< i tinned operation of the syndicate The federal sour**** said* 1 Chicago gangsters first be i l ime interested iii obtaining hard 10-g<-t -iigar for wine and liquor iuterests. Then, realizing that enormous profits could be made, they moved in ami look over the raiket." 2 The ring o|*craled with stolen sugar ration stamps and <oiin terfelt stamps 3 Wito the stamps Hie ring's I memhers obtained sugar from' ' whol**salers and resold it to canidy manufacturers bakeries, resI tsiirants and sugar brokers. 4 Caixine. was in an especially good position to direct the ring’s; operations in view of his gangland contacts and financial backing. WANTED Local man to represent a KrowinK concern in Decatur and vicinity, sellinß hont e improvements. A general know ledge «»f building construction neccssa r?. Address llox S 3, Democrat

MEL . te** * John H. Payne, Jr. NEW executive vice president of the Federation for Railway progress is John H. Payne. Jr., of Tarrytown, N. Y., 31-year-old World War JI naval officer who was formerly assistant to the executive manager of the American Banker* association. Payne has oeen named by Robert R. Young, , organizer of the new railroad group, (intetnattoitai} iIF . * v jr L * . M J. HITHERTO seci t correspondence on Russia'* reluctance to return 05 lend-lcasc ships to the U. S has been made public through th* effort* of Rep. Alvin F. Weichel, i <R > Ohio. The Ohioan, member of a House Merchant Marine *ltbcommitlee, pried the Russian papers loose after withdrawing * subpoena he had previously Issued for Secretary of State George C. Marshall. (I nttr national t Farm Meetings More than 35 million persons in the United States attended meeting*, demonstration* and tour* held by county lartn agints in 1946. VI'I" IX li ill :.XI * I 101 l i:«i in: xi>. a.'iui %*»ll«*r Ire brrrb> ghrw. til.ft the ilH<b‘fi«!lv (I h.’i’ Im . t up E’« lt»l •»( UM ■ -Lille 4‘f L.h’(»ii M lat* A I I’itF I’lHint). <i .4-1 1 Tl: « iat* pl> lMl»b Iht-udurr |\ l.trelikrr i:«r««fnr I ebru;ir> ?•» II»I7 r< rd I . I Dlrrrr Ilt<irur» Fell a: 4H .t ' I Re<Upholbtering Refinishing All Kind* Furniture Repaired. Recovered »nd R<’tin.*hed. Used Furniture For Sale. Free Estimate*. Pick up and Delivery 134 E. Monroe St. Phone 1686 Secaur Furniture Repair

"SETTY JO," the Army's P-82 fighter plane, complete* it* non-stop 6.000-mile flight from Honolulu to l.aGuardla Field, New York, in 13 hour*. 33 minutes and 15 second* Lt. Col Robert E. Thacker and Lt. John M Ard piloted the specially-built, twin-fuselaged craft at an average speed of 369 miles an hocr in the longest one-jump flight ever made by a pursuit plane. (International) i • —TRADE IN DECATUR V- I sfa’.’i-hcd Fort Wayne Industry F - (tut I:.-;- or S vertl Men Between m • Train■»<! f t If I R' . E I No . . t ■ I* requ i. .i .ig p.*. tt K . . . '■ ui 'round employ ment i.- ai work- H ing conditions .. . Uniforms furnished .. . Start- M ing Salary $200.00 p< r month. H Excellent opportunity for men with a good per- B sonality and able to meet the public . . . Write B stating qualifications, former business experi- B ence, age, education, etc. B W rite Box S7O News-Sentinel. Fort Wayne, Ind. SALE CALENDAR MARCH I X' .iii (»y«-r. 1 :nii«* north of Waynedale on route No. 1 or 1 nth of Fort Wayne «>n route No. 1. General farm ah*. Roy Ar N* <1 John-on. au* tioneers. MAR '■'• k 'u . ". l 2 miles north of Mendon, Ohio G* neral farm **. Roy 8. Johnson A Sou. Auets. MAR. 1 u !i*inl M*e hb* g* r. ’ a i.iih* W'*-t of Linn Grun*. then South. Ellenbei g-r Bros.. Auctioneer*. MAK < Jo. 'in ndly, 6 mi** north of Convoy. Ohio. 6 miles south and 1 Hili* < a t of Payne. Ohio, or 9 mil* * w**rt and 3 mile* north of Van W**rt. General farm sale. Ned Johnson A Melvin Lie* iity, Alic tioneer*. MAU. 5 Forr*** I, strnttm; I l * mile* Northeast of Mansfield. Ohio. Complete Dl-persal Hal**; 360 \<*re Farm: 34 Lots Register •<1 H* refor | CattJ*-; Power Machinery; Household Good* Midwest Realty Au tion Co. .1. F. Satimanil. Auctioneer. MAI! t,- V.int Rader. 9 ini'* Northeiii-' of Peru. Indiana. Well Improved 170 Acre Farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Faiinia tin--Auctioneer. MAH. s C E. Moudy. Fla. > Room Hom*' an! 13 teres of Land. Hicksville. Ohio. Mil*<-t Realty Auction Co.. J. F. San-mann--Auctioneer. MAR > Earl Groth. South Wind Farm. Ossian. Ind.. Highway No. 1. Hainp litre rale. MARCH 11 Paul W. S**li*-linan and Mrs. Adolph Bielierk-k, 5 miles loulli < f Monroeville on road l»l. Chris Bohnke. Roy Johnson Av* tioncer*. MAI, I't Georg. F Parent. Highly Produitive !2t> Acre Fann. 5 mile Nor h>; i of Paulding. Ohio. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. ,1. F Sanniann Auctioneer, MAK ll—John Sinn. 6 miles vest of Payne. Ohio on 113 and ’* mile -outli <>i 6 mill’s southwest of Paulding at north edge of Brleeton Dairy rattl* ami dairy equipment. Ned Johnson and Melvin Lb elity. auctioneers. MAR II I M -iii'tif 11 mile. West >4 W:iiaina*. Indiana. Well lmpiio>**l 232 A< t< (arm Mi.lw*- Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sauniunn Auctioneer. MAIL 12 Ralph Carr. Admin. Brattain Er-tate. Molera 9 Room Home, and Household Good A* Antiques Antwerp. Ohio. Midwest Realty Auction (’*>.. J F. Sanmann —Auctioneer. MAR 12- A W Bi* beid* h. I mil*- west and 3 mi'es north of Preble, ion act** (aim. livnstock. tractor and Implement* and household good* Roy Johnson A- Son. Auct*. MAR If F|*. -I. G Fox 3 i mil* East of Broughton. Ohio. Highly Improved 27 a*i. tanu *i*d • Large Building Ixits. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. .1 F. Satimann —Auctioneer. MAR II Raymond L Wilson, 1 mil** wi-st anil 3’i •* »uth of DecaUir *> ;' 3 outh of J'r* I*l* *• 1 mil* - w.»t and 2 miles north of Moiiroi !*'. «• re farm and |h*i onal i*ro|*eny. Roy 4c N'ed Johnson — \u< tiom * rs.

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