Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1947 — Page 5

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■arket Reports For jWWB-» report of local ffc VJre.gn markets MURRAY * CO. Cycled April 9H^B to 2W 14 80 iSB«> iM 75 MMBBit- 35" |,,s s|) — * u , IbH 2250 UMto 4 22 0" MHr 120 ,hs . nJ" •- ,g °*' Mk ■aHw* 1,100 »■* 11.00 ■F"— SSHuhne" stock yards mMSWwF forri'il' d April 5 MMB ' 2G"O Mi., 2*" JMto 2fh ■Mt., <"tl H” 1 Mi iM -> Mu lii:i HUH 1 '" |r ImEMi" 500 ■ ■ l ' s " MEMin 7r ii,:> •> <f; huh MMr ii.oo ■k, 23 00 *BM/holesale egg and QUOTATIONS Furnished by produce co. |NHg Phone 380 S|H| CorniMl April 5 WJyKnt IO . -i;.t Eggs 37 SKy bens — - 29 springer# 38 hen# - --W, tSS) Springer# « 28 |K .18 . grain market ■ I BURK ELEVATOR CO. subject to change during day. delivered at elevator. Corrected April price#. H I Corn: .04 per 108 IMS. B fob farm. GRAIN PRICES County F. B. Co-Op’# ■Bfe Berne Monroe Wtlltam* Corrected April 3 a 2.651 No 181 for rye prices. ltll>l Ml C I 111110 - I- h ,<■!•> giv<n tli.it the - . tn>mi th- ' Im : j. imp !,-•••.- j. ■• ■<■:,: «. It I.’ '“’ '"' il wl| en p'ltilp- ® IT. -..ir, l.’i |l>.« ' 'I • ■ 1'.1i.-'l |> imp BBH : ■■" i i’ in jgii »,,it... :i jag# ni>hi. win, .><,,,. ■ I. if.-.n . iintrol t.- ' • .|Ul|, ■*' ", "till. r^^^B ‘ '■ <'■•• wight "ihinin pipe ■Sk " 1 •-J ■ i i.-l with nr , 1,,.. ), ln tl „ P- ■ ent :t th. t" 1 ’ with -f I>. - ral tint I: , '" 1 tv...ks in-1 ' r <•■ .it l».t r,K! " r, ‘ > '" *. f Work, nml k n rrf> ■B.m""’’ <to • lerki '" ”'«•' r. 0 "t " Illi Hl. ' ' ''• '" ippeat in belli 'be 22n.l 'Io V. V „. k,v ' l . keti i.e-W-i i ' ' wltb tin- ..tat. ; !i /# !| ’** * ,p *p* MB» .. l'i ' '' ' r ’ "''' ""li'ie'i \MK tl. ir ili.trt- ' i'LT" "’ BM-.r»e. J.**?”' . M » , eh aw. I»IJ. "r>. M,lr. I'arrl.l. — —-— M ' April I «^^B^-21f_£ 00d T °v»n —Ctecalur g,- _— _____ 11 lliursday, April .3, 011 * " !,,K , ''" ,al ‘ <:,x *“ ,r 1,1 -«X|ilE. light tan. stub ■S ,iil!<l "'" H Phone 7hl .^^B ,ttr n to ,;n xorth Ith street ’ s^^B* W * r ' l Blt3 tl NOW OFTEk Rld '° a "d AppliffS» Re’u'b A " Type * Furnl ‘ ReF y P u°'* teret *- Re P’'red ??*?' U,ed Furniture ■ and Sold. JMFre‘ e ! p\ ,i,in II'B P,C^_ U *» *”« Delivery 'S3 SECAUR I s Ms!! ISare Repair 8M * Ph ”” 18W

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 word# or lc#a: 1 time 50c; 2 time# 75c; 3 time# |1; s times |1.75. Rate# quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified ads accepted for aklpday sched tile. Rate fori 10 Point RLACK FACE is 5c per word for Insertion. Copy must be in office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE YOU CAN'T BEAT IT -Sprague Furniture Store is the hottest valuo spot in northern Indiana for furniture and rugs. Phone 199. 77-TF FOR SALE—Within easy walking distance of General Electric, Central Soya and Decatur Castings, extra nice neighborhood, recently remodelled spacious three room home. Hardwood floors, cement asbestos siding for long life, low upkeep, modern appearance. with weatherstripping windows, doors on all four sidea for sunshine and air. Boom could be divided for extra bedroom but Is nicer with studio couch as occasional guest room. Kitchen is cozy with dining space for four. Bedroom la comfortable size. Lots of closets. Bathroom, new asphalt shingle roof, private sidewalks, cistern foundation, oil heat. Lot big enough for busy persons without time to plant and hoe. 11,100 down balance |3B monthly, 5% discount for cash. Bob Heller. Realtor, Heller Building, Phone 870. 68-TF FOR SALE — Columbia Records. Popular and classical with artists like Goodman, Kyser. Carle, Ducbin, James, Noble, Shore, Kostelanetz, Levant, etc. Uhrick Bros. 30 ts SEED POTATOES- All varieties. All certified from Wisconsin, .Michigan. Maine, Red River Valley. Maine B-Z Cobblers bag 83.79. Lots of ten bags-83.49 each. See your nearest A 4 P Food Store manager for retails on large quartlties. 74-TF FOR SALE~OR TRADE — 1946 Chev. Stylemaster I door; 1916 Ford Deluxe two door; 1940 Master Deluxe Chevrolet 2 door; 1939 Master Deluxe Chevrolet 4 door; 1934 Chevrolet 2 door. They are good, come and see. Fred Busche. Phone 975. 79-3tx FOR SALE— Attractively styled brown and white checked spring coat, size 14. Worn only 5 or 6 times. Half-price. Call 1596 between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. 79-3tx FOR SALE — 12 x 12 brooder house. About 20 laying hen#, fountain and feeder. Inquire 827 Walnut Street. 79-3tx

FOR SALE — Preway table top pressure gasoline stove. White trimmed in red, In A-l condition. 110. 216 So. 11th St., 80-2tx FOR SALE — 1936 Ford two-door. |295. Will finance. See Paul W. Reidenbach. 3t-x FOR SALE — Black Raspberry plants. Otto D. Bieberich, Decatur route 2. 90 g 3t-x FOR SALE John De -re end gate seeder, practically new. Farmail F-12 tractor, overhauled last fall. Order your ring-free oil now for your summers use Gerber Implement store. U. S. 27. 8" 2t FOR SALE Nearly new 28-foot Trailer House, on lot 50 x 102. and Utility Room 16 x 16. Electric Water Heater and Natural Gas in Utility room and Trailer House. Call 174, Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana. 80 2t FOR "SALE - — Radios; Zenith • Sparton • Stromberg Carlson Table models, combinations, record players, portables. Available now. Uhrick Br«. 30 ls FOR SALE Just received, super .quality seat cover# foT all cars >5.95 to 317.50. Gambles. 81-3 t FOR SALE — A good used washing machine Phone 257. 117 So. Fourth street. s * * 31

FOR SALE—I9II Chevrolet Special Tudor; 194! DeSota custom town sedan.— Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 11l So. Second St. Hits FOR SALE — 3 milk cows. 7 head of i-wm, 2 milking Shorthorn boll calve*. Clem Colchin. Phone SM-H. »t 2tx FOR SALE — Tama oats. suitable for seed. Also ear corn. BUI Arnold, 3 miles south Preble. 81 3lx FOR SALE Heavy stock and implement traitors, walking plow. Johnson outboard motor, tire*, batteries aud accessories. Nuttie s Service station. U. 8- 37, south tti-fJt Trade in a Good Town —Decatur

QUICKIES by K- " I "How do you rug I go today with a Democrat Want Ad?" FOR SALE- New modern two or three bedroom home to veteran or non veteran interested In raising his family in safe beautiful subdivision fully restricted to better homes within six pleasant blocks of churches, schools business district. Home has hsrdwood floors, built-in cupboards, automatic softened hot water, breezeway, double siding, Insulation, weather-stripped windows, screens, garage with overhead door, on spacious lot. All Improvements, lawn seeding, 1947 taxes paid. Immediate possession. Easy local financing or will consider trade. It costs no more. Why be satisfied with less than the best? Bob Heller, Realtor. Heller Building, phono 870. 88 TF FOR SALEBungalow type 6 room modern home on N. 9th St., 3 bedrooms, living room, combination dining and kitchen, complete bath, hardwood floors, new blower type furnace. 2 modern homestead house# on large tracts, garage, sbrubery, early possession, can be financed Gl or FHA. 5 room semi-modern home on Dierkes street, large garage, choice location, can be made modcru at moderate cost. Priced right. 9 riw”n home on N. sth St., arranged for duplex can be converted into apartments. 9 room home near uptown, can he converted into income property with good rental. 7 room semi-modern, newly refinished down, located on north side, can be bought at a reasonable figure. Home acreage lots near city, Tri State Realty. Phone 105. 77-5 t

FOR SALE— New five-room house, just completed. Immediate occupancy. Phone 7«65. I 79b3t FOR SAI.E 1 aOV and 2 gilts with 20 pigs. Hugo Thieme, 6'4 miles northeast Decatur. 79-g3t FOR SALE — Apples. Winesap, B.ildwin, Yellow Ac Red Delicious, Black Twig, Ben Davis, Wealthy and Jonathan. Good prices. Coppess Corner. 79-3tx FOR SALE— Bryant gas water heaters; 20 gal. *77.50. 30 gal *87.50. Also limited stock of oil and electric water heaters. Haugk Heating & Appliances. 78-TF FOR SALE Pineapple for canning. Large 18's and 24’s at 15.95 case and 30's at >4 per case. Texas seedless grapefruit. 10 tor 39 cents. Coppess Corner. 79-3tx FOR SALE Fruit trees, apple, api icot, plum, peach, sour cherry. 3 kinds sweet cherry Strawberry, ■ raspheriy ami blackberry plants-< I kinds grapevines. Shade trees h>-dge plants, flowering shrubs. Evergreens, special price on large evergreens, if buyer digs them. Open week days and Sundays p.m We deliver and plant. Riverside Nurseiy, Berne. Indiana. 81 T FOR SALE 3 bedroom home on Mercer avenue. Built in 1939, redecorated last fall. Automatic gas furnace and hot water heater, new storm windows, large garage Immediate possession. Phone 1253. 81-g3t FOR SALE — 300 bales alfalfa hay by ton or bale, wire’baled 40c per bale. John Barger, Craigville, Ind. Phoue Craigville. 79 g3tx FOR SALE — Ferguson Ford tractor and plows; dirt scooper. Fred Barker, 2 milee north Convoy, 1 mile west on road 30. 79 g3tx F<)R SALE—CoaT and wood range. Ivory color, polished top. Good condition. 1 tulle north Willshire on 49, Mrs. Delores Debolt. 79-g3tx FOR SALE—Bananas, 5.000 lbs. Extra large and medium size. Yellow, tasty, ripe. Good prices. Coppess Corner. 79-3tx WANTED SEWING MACHINE Reparing I All makes, guaranteed jobs. We make covered buttons, covered belt buckles, do beuistitchiug aud im< blue buttonbolee. Suardmsna 223 North First. 77-26tx Trade in a Good lowu — Decatur

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WANTED — Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, program*, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building. 244 as WANTED-House to runt; must vacate for veteran; need 2 or more bedrooms; no children Phone 1046 after 5 p.m. 61-TF WANTED Dependable man for full time work. Mechanical experience helpful. Steffen Implement Co. Third St Phone 180. 79 3t WANTED—Ride to Fort Wayne tor 6 a.in. shift. Cail 1621. 79-g3tx WANTED - Washings and ironings. If necessary will call for and deliver. Mrs. Rollie Wable. Monroe phone 96 J. 80-3tx WANTED A truck bed 9 to 10 ft. long. Gerald Stewart. 2H miles north of Wren. Ohio. 80-3tx WANTED Woman for part time office cleaning job. Apply The Schafer Company's office. First street 81 ts. WANTEIK—Used cars, highest prices. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 110 So. Stfcond Street. Sit 12 WANTED — Ride to Fort Wayne Harvester, second trick. 3:30 to 12. Call 996 H. 80 g Jt WANTED GOOD quality timothy and mixed hay. John Feaael Phone 6262. 80 TF MALE HELP WANTED Atten tlon ex-Gls Have you found the work that you enjoy? This nation>al organization will train you to he an estimator and outside contact man In interesting survey work. Car necessary. Guaranteed earnings while learning. Splendid op portunity for advancement. If interested write box 104 in care of Democrat giving personal history, age. etc. 81 g 3t WANTED—We are in the market for good hay and straw. Burk Elevator Company. Decatur, Monroe and Peterson. T WAN 'I'ED all kinds butcher cattle. Steury Abattoir. Phone lfi76. 55-T MISCELLANEOUS

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APPLIANCE SERVICE — If we can't fix it throw it away. We repair all makes of washers. Kweepers, irons and other small appliances White wringer roils for all makes of washers. Arnold AKlenk. phone 463. 97 ts FARMERS ATTENTION We remove dead horses, cows. hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15-ts NOTICE The time i'ao come to think about your garden. We have taki-ii over Stuckey’s Seed Store and will sell complete line ot Condon's Seeds. Stiefel Grain Co 217 N. First st. 76 6t NEW Si PPLY — Batteries, all types; rebuilt batterie#; seat covers; 15-16-17-18-19 inch Good year tires. Pliil L. Macklin Co., Chrysler-Piymouth. 7943 Decorating serviqe for Decatur and vicinity. Work guaranteed. Inside and outside painting. Call us for estimate. Waiter Dove, 523 E. Water St.. Berne, Parmaiae or write Box 101 c/o Democrat Company. 71-TF Farm Ixiaus made low Interest We make abstracts of title to real estate. French Quinn's Abstract Office. 63 T Fine income with modest investment. M iking concrete .uni cinder blocks. New Machinery. 1500 to 4000 blocks daily. Immediate delivery. Carl E. Temple Co., Lewis town. Pa Phone 867. Bi-3tx CALL >944 OK 924 for Clear Crystal he. City Ice Line operated by Whitrights’. 79-3 t FOR KENt WANTED -2 or 3 bedroom house. furnished or unfurnished.. In town preferred. George C. Burlage. Service Manager at Brant Motor Sales. 79-ltX „ , —- YUGOSLAVIA IN (Continued From Page One! 'slavia an area the Yugoslavs claim has 120.000 Yugoslavs and 6". Oil" Austrians. <3* Yugoslavs reinaitiiuo i» Austria to be insured "national rights" and be subject to an exchange of population. ... , (41* Austria to pay 9150.0MMM0 reparations Isith implant' removals and current production. (51 Complete demilitarization ot the Austrian-Yugoslavian frontier to a depth of 2" kilometers. (6» Austria to hand over "war criminals, quisling# and traitor# who haie found refuge on Austrian territory."

Xu' ■' Wt*-'-. 1 > i | WhW^S^HS| , 'w bl £ i CHARGE OF ASSAULT with intent to commit murder has been placed against Ray Glenn Stumbaugh (right) by North Aurora, HL, authorities. The l«-year-old boy, according to police, admits he shot Eugene Garnett, 49, in hia Fox river cottage because he wanted "to aee somebody die." Deputy Sheriff Harry Crawford of Kane county holds 22-caliber rifle allegedly used by Stumbaugh. (International)

Rock Slide Derails Engine In Kansas Linwood. Kans . April 5 -(UP)— Section crews worked today to clear Union Pacific railroad (racks of a rock slide into which the westbound Rock Island Rocket ploughed late last night, 25 miles out of Kansas City. The impact of the collision, one mill* cast of here, injured the train's engineer and threw the diieel engine crossways on the truck. No other cars were derailedD. E. Thomas, Harrington, Kans., HI*DQUARtIR( jnmaiMg Q Models from S ea. ft. «o IM cu. ft. food capacity. Both by leaders la ffte Froaea LockMindmlnr* Curtis F. Hili Refrigeration Sales A Service Authorized Dealer 105 S. 13th st. Decatur SALESMAN WANTED Nation's largest and oldest weather proofing specialists have productive territory open in northeastern Indiana. Selling experience helpful but not necessary. Car essential. Will be company trained for position. Exceptional opportunity for right man. For appointments. Write Dox lot. '< Democrat Stating age. experience and qualifications.

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the engineer, was taken by ambulance to a Kansan City hospital. SEEKS SETTLEMENT (Continued Erom !*<«»«• One) council meeting would bring a "complete airing ' of the facts in the case. "Were hopeful of opening the way to a quick, peaceful solution," he said. Tlie union asked recognition and reinstatement of 17 employes who it charged were discharged tor “union activity." CHARGES (Cnntlnui-d From Page One) and xaid that Medill was “guilty in not enforcing recommendations" made by Scanlan, area mine inspector. White said that Gov Dwight L. Green “lias acted in the situation by accepting the resignation of Medill." "This Is a step in the right direction." he said. Medill. testifying earlier, said that he had "suggested" to hit# 16 regional mine Inspectors that they “mfghl have friends" who would contribute to the Republican campaign funds In the Chicago mayoralty election. Denying Scanlan's charge that h< had ordered him and other In spectors Io solicit funds specifically form mini* operators, Medill said: "I emphasized that such contributions be voluntary and N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:80 to 11:30 12:30 to 8:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 eves Fvamlnsil Glasses Pitted » ~ Elevator Co. Oecatur . Paterson • Monroo

that no pressure be applied.” Medill said the meeting at which he discussed the campaign with bls inspectors was entirely his own Idea and said the superiors knew nothing of the meeting. 0 FIVE MARINES (Continued From Page One) tackers northward The Tangku ammunition depot is situated near the fringe of in creasing Communist military ope I rations against the nationalist I

: WANTED , CONTACT WITH COMMON LABOR i | CEMENT WORKERS CEMENT BLOCK LAVERS I See - - MR. BLALOCK Corner Elm and 10th Street* Monday—N a. m. until 12 a. m. LOCAL CONSTRUCTION ■ ■■ ■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■ ■ SEED POTATOES Maine A- Wisconsin Certified Cobblers, Katahdins A- Re ha goes—also Maine U.S. Ones, size B. prices from 12.75 up per 100 lbs. Also have size 11 Cobblers and Katahdins. one year removed from Certified at |2.50 per 100 lbs. Hlze B needs no cutting. Have a complete line ut spraying material, Copper Sulphate, Tri-Baslc, DDT. Ditbane and other sprays. We have served the growers for the past 25 years and find Maine and Wisconsin give the best results. Our potatoes are sized so you get mure seed pieces per hundred lbs. Special prices in large lots and car lots can be shipped to your station. It will psy you to consult me before you buy seed. Orders accepted by mail with 50c deposit per bag. Balance of payment must be made by May 1 and delivery can be taken when convenient as we have ample room. LOUIS RUDERMAN flunter|own. Ind. Opposite Railroad Sta. Tel. 473 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a.«'.aiOji.a'«Ga:a aaar : GILPEN i Ornamental Iron | “Artistry In Steel” ■ Perch & Stair Rails—Steel Stairs—Fire Escapes ■ a Phone 5162 122 S. 13th St. Decatur ißßaaaeaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaea'a WANTED I Young man for Gasoline Truck Route in and around Hoagland. Must have truck. Company will furnish tank. » ! If interested, address SHELL OIL CO. ; 2223 W. Taylor St. Fort Wayne, Ind.

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armies. The dump would be a valuable prise for either aide. The marines involved belonged to the Ist marine division. A similar attack was made against the Ist division ammunition dump at Hsn Ho west of Tangku last Oct. 3. One marine was wounded then. A captured Chinese said the attack was intended to get ammunition for a Communist regiment stationed nearby. Early reports did not indicate the extent of Chinese casualties and loot in this morning's raid.