Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 91, Decatur, Adams County, 17 April 1947 — Page 2

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Real Estate Transfers Erma Augshurg'-r to Bryce Dan it lx etux. land in Wa-hington I *l> Norman E. Lohrman etUX to Aloysius J. Svhiieider Mil*. 77 61

+> w^4Mt+4^++++++++++++++++*+++4++*++++++ +++♦+++•< CABINET BASES ii «Bp~ w' ■Bl r L JJ s ® J PORCELAIN TOPS STOVE HEIGHTS 36". white enamel ;; > finish with black recessed base, momy cupboards and cutlery J , J drawers; also larges Sizes 21" and 36" wide including BREAD < 1 • BOXES AND CUTLERY DRAWERS ” Stucky <s* Co. ! moxhoe. IM>. ;; ; Open Each E*eninj» Except Wednoda* <> * ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +4+++++++++<+++h-+-rH++ ■ Notice to Car Owners ii ! i • • We Hate lusl Received I! • a Shipment of New !! RADIATOR CORES I for all < ar- ami Trucks; also Cross Flow <> j Pontiac*. We hate complete radiators H for model \ Fords, made of genuine I brass. < • ■ > i i \ Fortney’s Radiator Repair:: ’ 219 .V First St. !! • i AAAAAA.'..-.'..'..'.. , .».'.AA.'.A.VAAAA. , .AAaA.',A. ,

. T -7 -T -■- - - -T- -t- ~9~ .T- JU JC- ,» - , -Z _ . -S T .fa SSi, T FTTI T'4 ”V r“““"▼“““T'FTTT’e I »“ ITT i r r rT r'F r'l F T rTT TT'rTl FVALUE DAV 1 FORD D&UB&Jk The nmikai.. logical place to go for Eord money .. . you're sure of getting Genuine Service is Back Home ’U> Your Eord Eord Part*... real Eord Service... and it’s Dealer. We know your Ford best. And it'a so convenient! logical, too, to see uh for Eord Part* and Compare the values below. Many hardAcceMorie*. We have the right parts for to-get parts now available. Compare the Fords, at the right prices. prices— see why we say, “Even day is Be sure to shop with us. It saves you Value Day at your Ford Dealers’ AUTOMATIC WINDIHIILO TIBI ANO TIBI UNIT ; x*”. "I WASWCB Just touch a Inflates tires! I’uU out ' -/ / • *!< button and a spray of fires' 10 oz atcs-l cylinder j, i ( solvent cleans both sides of of CO, —enough to inflate 3 VI- J your windshield, u/u/r '.'uc average tires —extinguishes .wIL aru* Off goes road spray, oil or gas flame' ••Ci, — f — Ta T dust, slush and grime! Hu. K cylinder ” *nv car Only ~ .. - i int t Winter ko/i ent 6.3. J ezchanga **l.lo 7.5 c fi oz. bottle) DPABK RIUOS . . . For AUTOMATIC CtSAB IIBWTTB r smooth engine operation, . . No need for mate lies! X'"\ "s /' ;2k increased mileage, replace (let tins dependable lighter <S// worn plugs with Genuine that heats quickly, releases Ford-Champion Plugs. automatically.Slayshot for J Each . /•- additional lighu... •) W J v In sets of four (eadw I'l,l Ml WIT DTBIONRO »UIL PINNA ... Get dependable >U.Li * PUMP Newly designed driving this Spring with v-L-iit-J with glass bowl filler unit! Genuine Ford Hings engiEfficiently filters water and veered to compensate for > I dirt from gas. Fits mat cylinder wear. No belter N ’ Cf models . . -a rinip at any price! ■*" > U Net 72V pumps l-'i egchange* i ft ® U mm <*««”•• ;• • MATBmUTOB ... For aUM M I* ' Il 'il ’" r * on A‘‘ , ctigme life. starts, every time. ge‘ thia <-'* c hange your oil filter everv sealed-dry, short proof reH .MMXI miles He aure wi»h built distributor. ' / U| B thia quick-change Gemune .. . X •Jll* a J Ford Part! - - r . fczc liange price. . .).<6V *X- _ 1«4») 'lrutoUation extra - Remember, fvery Day IS VALUE DAY AT YDUR FORD DEALER'S - BRANT MOTQRS, Inc. third & Monroe Sts. Phone HOG msfsr OM <MNWMf FOM> Ar root km© maua'l O« INMMNDfNT gaaam

acre- in Hoot Twp Theodor Sounder to Gll-tav :Si hliebl etiX '■> lures ill Hoot i Twp. Hubei •I ’ I'n t'i etal to Theo dor. Hchm-hi 11176 acres in Kirkland Twp i Hubert I. Thomas etux to bale E Hoffman, inlot 1 in Deiatur

Clara E. Hauge to Virgil I) j Draper etux, purl* inlotn I A 5 in i Dei atur I'etdinaiid Kli nk etux to Hi< h- ' aid .) Helmer elux. SO airea in | I nion Twp i Irwin F. Hull etux to l.lyod S. ll.iHzl.t 53.20 acres in St. Mary's Twp Lloyd S Hartsler etux to Mary A Fall. 53 20 acres in St Mary s ; Twp ’ .Jean Lutz Smith etvir to Lewis I Beery etal. inlot 26 In Decatur. [ Gerald Strickler etal to Bi' hard I D Hakey etux. Inlot 26 in Decatur. J Lloyd W Conrad etux to Luther 1 E Patrick etux Inlot 13 in Deca > tur. ' Frank Nussbaum etux to Wilbur I Nussbaum 2.80 acre- In Monroe I Tw p > Helieica H Bradv etvir to DonI ford E. Fosnatigh etux. inlot 278 • in Geneva $1,655. I Boyd II Booher etux to .Instils J (' Air.’shiirger etux. Inlot 202 in > Geneva J Bert W Parr etux to Lawrence ■ W Ehrsam etux. Inlots to 13 J in Pleasant Mills A 2*j ..cres in 1 St Mary's Twp I i.. I. \u.- ISt etux to Clara A ; Trout, inlot 91!> in Delator ’ Perman B Debbie etux to Dai ; re| D Cookson etux. part inlot 691 > in Decatur Arthur \V Bieberh li etux to 1 Julius Scheumann etux 100 acres ! in Preble Twp ' Eli A l.iginbil! etux to Marshall c \ Parker etux. part inlot 299 in ; p' ; • <' William Kiss etux to Marjorie Baumgartner. 136 acres in Blue 1 Cr.-. k Twp ' Marjorie Baumgartner to Wil j ham Kiss etux. 136 acres in Hine , Creek Tw p Daniel V Beits, h etux to El- ! met .1 Jsch etux. 1 acre In French ; Twp > Dorothy Elizabeth Moser etal { to Emanuel H Habegger. 1 acre in Hartford Twp | p..’. ii. B<bwarlc etux to Aaron 1 p Schwartz etux. 60 acres in i Walt.'Sli Twp ’ William Klpher Sr e'ux to Kay • mond Kiphet etux, IWI acres in French Twp i Joe. Mazelln etux to Edward D ’ VonGunten. 6t> acres in Monroe ’ Twp I Alva I'eiisterniaker .tux to El- ’ bert Amstutz etux. inlot 379 in i Geneva ' John B Stoneburner etux to ■ Dorothy I Adler. 45 acres in ' Washington Twp.

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Haymond I. Wilson etux to Lewis L. Sander etux. 95 acres in Kirkland Twp John II Helm to Itorothy Mildred Helm. Inlot 406 in Decatur Hoy t’hllcole etux to Tena Chronister, part inlot 526 in Decatur. • Oliver E. Ilsrmon etux to lie Loyd V Garwood etux. inlot 77 in Decatur. I ii Certain beetles, parasites which live in the hoinex of anta, are so I well cared for by the ants that often the ants ueslei t their own , brood to tend to the guests. _ . 0_ LEWIS HURLS 'LIE' (Continued Freni Page Ons) i dn said this nation soon will lie i unable to produce u surplus of coal unless it stops “killing the mine i workers, using them up and throwi ing them on the scrap heap." He recalled that he had bla n'nl the disaster on policies of secrcl tary of interior J A Krug, opera i tor of the government neizad mines. • "I reaffirm that statement ’ > day." Lewis snld Meanwhile, ('apt. N. 11. Collisson. coal mines administrator disclosed he has not received an > answer as yet t« hie invitation to 1 coal operators and Lewis to ineel with him here April 29 for collective bargaining talks. The government in seeking to head off a threatened July 1 soft coal strike when it relinquishes operation However, Collision did not ex pert answers for several days A spokesman for ('MA that Collinson's invitation would bring together "a large niiinher or people In his appearance before the senate committee. Lewis Raid responsibility for the Centralia din aster should not be fixed merely to punish an individual, but to establish responsibility for caring for the miners in the future. o WARN HOUSE OF (('ontlulled From Page One) I news ill 1-oligie--Kents —House Republican lead | •rs were lepoiled to be Inclined against a general Increase in rent ceilings at this time In addition t<; its possible political consequences, they were said to fear ii might cu-ate more economic hardships than it would < tire The GOP leaders faced a figlll however, in selling their ideas to i ill pa’ty members. Prices chairman liobert A ■ XiiJ t of the senate Republican policy < ominiftee Mid he "fully I endorses" President Tinman's campaign for lower prices. But [ffij 7 hr you f HOW Here it is. I | Ihe proton pie crust mix. I Popular for 25 yesrt. Now ■ again available in unlimited IB quantities H your grocer k\ *ay* he doe* not have Flako, V tell him hii lupplier can furnith it upon request. I Intiit upon getting Flako. THERE S I PLENTY OF I FLAKORN, \ TOO. igjt OMi ■KBHWMiBMMMHHMB* I ROYAL TYPEWRITERS | Sales and Service -ft Julian Office Supply Co. I Phone 428 Bluffton, Ind. | BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Os Tred Kidneys ts haekweh? sad )«e p»in» tn asking ynw ■itocrsble.don't jtut comtltin tnddo nothing about thss. NataM aayhewsratag rw UaS MeeMMMtandsstwNKxuwMiMrtoe thy blood. They kelp OMt p«opl« psm about g pint* * si*y. If the IS mitea of tids*? tuba* and flVetw don't work waU. poiaanoua wan* mattar atari in the blood. Thaoee«l»on>e!ay aurt nagging backatbea. rheomalic paint, ieteamt. toy* ot pep and energy, ssttlag sp Blftta. p JhiMisadwMH h n. beadsrtaaand dualBase. Frequenter aeaatypaaaaseawithainart1 thh« aerong with yew Udnera er biaddtf. Dc a’t avait! Ask ro«r dncriat fw Deas a 1 FtO*. a *Us» Jaat diuretic, uua su-taauaiz I be (Cuban* foe C»*»M MW D-tia * gf*« 1

Taft questioned Mr Trumans statemeu! that anol her round of wage increases would be Justified if prices at e not reduird soon., Taft said re.eii price increnses i have been mostly •»< wholesale' mid that government figures show the cost of living has “hardly Increased at al! during the past four months o 150 EMBALMERS . — (('ontlniivL F'r»:n I’sge Oi’i ' guard. She tried to push up close and look at a window A guard gently pushed her back The scene in side the one story "L'-shaped building. 80 feet long by 45 feet wide, is too gruesome She walked away white-faced, no longer able to find relief in tears Seven automobiles remained in side the building which waa built of concrete and brick. Everything else had been removed Makeshift embalming tables are make of cement block* The workers, many of them embalming students rush'd from Houston and Dallas, are served hot coffee They turn their backs to their tables and gulp It hungrily. The smell of formaldehyde I* thick, overwhelming It dominates even the smell of death. As the bodies are tagged and em-

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iMilmed they are covered with blankets which hide most of the i mutilation*. On stretchers mount i ed on wheelbarrow* or those little i cart* from ambulances, they are i wheeled across the street to thep gytnna*iuin. It* a typical high school gym. built fur fun. for games, for dancing. for partie*. Today it’s * scene of tragedy. The bodies are laid out on the floor in row* and covered with blankets. The left 1 foot stick* out *o the tag can be read more easily. There are already two rows around the basketball court, and the bodies keep coming The smoke makes it dark Flushliglits flicker up and down the rows and someone bends to read a tag. All bodies are fingerprinted j even if they have other identification A crew of ideutificatioii experts recruited from Huston. Galveston. Port Arthur and Reau mont are headed by Stanley M< Havier from the Harris county (Huston) sheriff* office. Eddie Knowles, of the Huston police de-1 partmenl. and C E. Brook of the Galveston police Huge kleig lights used for u , time al the McGsr garage morgue were moved to city hail where an, emergency first aid station was set up

The injured were moved as fast ’ as possible to John Sealy hospital' in Galveston. A <hill wind was mowing from the north thv same merciful wind which saved the city from poison 1

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