Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 134, Decatur, Adams County, 7 June 1947 — Page 5

JUNE 7. 1947

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or less: 1 time 50c; » times 75c; 3 times |1; 6 times 51.75. Rttss quoted are for consec* nttve Insertions. No clssslfled ads accepted for eklpday sched- , ule. / < ”1 10 BLACK FACE Is 5c per word for insertion. Copy mast be in office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline Is • a. m. for sale TOU CAN'T BEaF IT -Sprague I Furniture Store la the hottest value epot In northern Indiana tor furniture and ruga. Phone IM. New crop Keystone Garden Seeds In bulk; new crop Keystone flower seeds in packages. Finest quality lawn seeds—Burk Elevator Co. FOR SALE: 500 Sheets 20 Ib. White Bond Mimeograph J 1.45 This bond mimeograph has good strength and drying qualities. Sized for pen and Ink. The Decatur Democrat Co., telephone 1000 and 1001. 103tf FOR SALE— Phtico car radios and airiala >42.50 to >79.50, wo Install. Uhrick Bros. 102-TF FOR SALE —Six room house on 7th street all modern, full basement, gas furnace, automatic gas heater for water system, beautiful built In cupboards, inlaid linoleum, rock wool insulation, garage and large garden several fruit trees. Close to factories churches and schools. Clyde O. Troutner, Real Estate and Insurance. Phone 1166 or 73. 125-TF FOR SALE*— Beautiful AKC registered cocker spaniel puppies .Maurice .Miller, 2 miles east across Slate Line on 224, and 244 miles north. 130 6tx FOR SALE- Plants of delphirv iums, carnation, geum, pansies, primroses, painted daisies, shasta daisies, scablosa. While they last win sell 15 chrysanthemum plants for >I.OO call after 4:00 p.m. Harlow's Gardens, Road 27. 131-4tx FOR SALE — Double and single base sinks; wall cabinets; radios; sweepens; water heaters and softeners; automatic toasters; oil heating stoves; used washers. Kitchen Maytag Sales and Service. 238 N. Second street (new address) phone 96. 124 TF FOR SALE .New, Heavy duty tractor discs; two, three and four section rotary hoes, flexible cultlmubhers; single and double cullpackers; sprocket packers; spring and spike tooth harrows; fertilizer and lime spreaders; rubbertired wagons; steel flared wagon boxes; Globe milking machines; corn and grain elevators; Horndraullc manure loaders; tractor buck rakes; corn shelters; hammer mills; .Monroe E-Z ride tractor seats; Bolens-lluski garden tractors; fence posts; bale ties; linseed oil; tractor tires, feed 1— Oliver »0 tractor; 1— 10-20 McCormick - Dueling — Craigvllle Garage. 123 6t FOR SALE s(f-pound capacity ice refrigerator, good condition. Phone 161. 133-3 t FOR SALE—Fryers. Corner Elm ami Thirteenth Streets. 133-b7t mu SALE Marl)* DeKalb hybrid seed corn. Hugh Nidllnger. Decatur. Phone 986-G. 133-g.it FOR SALE OR TRADE- 1946 Chevrolet Stylemaster 4 door sedan. 1941 Chevrolet club coupe. 1940 Chevrolet Master 85 4 door sedan. 1941 Super DeLuxe Ford 2 door. 1937 Chevrolet 2 door. 1939 Plymouth coupe. Fred Busche, Phone 975. 133 3tx FOR SALE Home freezers chest type. Stucky A Co.. Monroe. Ind. 134 3t

FOR SALE New lawn mowers. Stucky & Co.. Monroe. Ind. 134 3t 2?rm" SALE — 11-month-old Durham bull. 2-year-old sorrel mare colt. New double bowl cast iron sink. New table model radio. Fred Koenemann. 2 miles north of Pre ble. FOR SALE Shrubbery. Iris, peony, and lily roots. Sold cheap If called for soon. IMi miles north of Willshire on old l*4<|W« r< ’ ad Call Willshire 136F3. 134 T X Foil SALE—Modern newly decorated 6 room home plus extra nke corner lot near Memorial Park Veteran may I* able to purcbaa« both for about |B»o« down; rest montblv Bob Heller. Realtor Heller Bldg Trad, la ‘ u.ied r»"» -

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds! IS | j- / "Os course I’m off key — the Democrat Want Ad said It was a II Flat Clarinet!” FOR SALE-2 apartment houae on 8. sth all modern and good condition. Aino 3 acre plat 3 miles west of Decatur on 224, an ideal apot for construction of a home. 7 room all modern house on south Sth St. block from Lincoln school. Large lot with garden spot, seen hy appointment only. Immediate possession — Five room house, bath. Good lot and house in good condition. Three blocks from business district on Mercer avenue, inside railroad tracks. ALSO Six room bouse, good garage, large lot and garden spot, two blocks from school, located in Monroe. CLYDE O. TROUTNER, Real Estate and Insurance. Telephone 1166 or 73. 124-TF FOR SALE 85 to 9<f days DeKalb hybrid seed corn. Chris Inniger Route No. 1, Monroe. Monroe phone 94-0. 126-9tx Early hybrid seed com-certified Wisconsin hybrids for farmers who sewed early seed corn. These hybrids were planted four years ago in this territory and saved the corn crop for many farmers. These certified Wisconsin hybrids mature as much as 10 to 20 days earlier than the earliest Indiana or Ohio hybrids. See your local agent or get yours now from the Msumee Valley Seed Service, Inc., next to Union Stock Yards, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Phone Eastbrook 3345. 131-7 t FOR SALE Modern house located 1063 South Winchester street. Mrge garden and orchard. Cheap if taken at once. Immediate possession. Mrs. Georgia Gage. Monroe phone. 131-stx FOR SALE —1938 Chevrolet coach. 2 new tires, others good, motor reconditioned, body good condition, priced right If sold before Sunday. G. Morningstar, Cor Second A Jackson Sts. Phone 198. l»-2tx ROR S 1941 Ford Tudor. 1939 Dodge Coupe. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 141 So. Second St. 132 3t

FOR HALE — Good Guernsey cow with calf by side. John M. Van Buskirk, on Adams Allen county line. 1H miles east of Road 101132 3tx FOR SALE—A hot water boiler. A porch glider, new cushon covers. Phone 816. 132-3tx. FOR sTIIT - 1941 Super deluz Ford coach, >1076; 1937 deluz Ford coach, >375; 1938 G. M. C. panel truck. >325 Harold Steffen. 4*4 mlhm south Magley. 132 g3tz Brighten up your kitchen with a new breakfast net. either cJirome or wood. Stucky ft Co., Monroe, Ind » 4 « Earn >3000.00 or more per year in this well located and long established shoe repair shop complete at >1500.00 111 teach you how In 2 weeks free. Call 170 Ossian, Ind. 1336 t (.-<)?{ SALE — lawn chairs; weather proofed Stucky * Co , Mon roe, Ind D 4 3t FOR SALE Plano. >20.00. Phone 523-A before 3 p.m. 133-3tx FOR SALE Nice large corner lot, located in good residential district. Phone 7532. »3 3tx FOR SALE—MiIk route, running into Decatur. Truck has new bed and completely overhauled motor Far partiwulars Inquire Murray Hedges, Kraft Foods, Decatur. l>X>tx FOR SALE-Good used electric washer; table model radio. Phone 8193. 1209 Master Drive. 132g3t FOR SALE McDeering mower, good condition. 617 Winchester street. Decatur. IM-Kx FOR SALE - Bedroom suites, light and dark finishes. Stucky ft Co. Monroe Ind 3t FOK SALE — Living Room suites. Custom built, velour or Mohair cover* Trade In your old suite and brighten up your home Stucky « Co.. Monroe. Ind 434 3 ’ IraSe in a <»eed Tewa *» Peealur

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Paint with Kemtone, Stucky A Co., Monroe. Ind. 134 3t FOR SAfzE — American Eskimo Spitz, 7-weeks-old puppies UKC registered. Hoagjand phone line 57 or six miles north on 27. Ralph Berning. 132 b3tx FOR SALE- Six room, newly remodeled home. 12th Street near Washington Street. All new foundation, shingle elding, roof, decorations. Inside toilet, built in sink. Immediate possession >4200. May be available to veteran without down payment at >31.07 monthly. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building. Phone >7O. 132 TF FOR SALE - 22 H A R Sports man revolver; 9 shot. 716 Shlrmeyer St. Phone 9822. 134 2tx FOR SALE—I93S Ford, new tires, rumble seat. Good condition. 1935 Pontiac, good tires, paint, motor. 1941 Ford A-l condition. All priced right. Coppess Corner. 1323tx FOR SALE—One 42" sink and fittings >lO. One good garage door and track >lO. Phone 188. 132 3t FOR SALE -Holland pick up baler, less than year old. Two bale load ers. 100 balls twine. 22 h. p. Wisconsin engine. Ezra Kaehr. 4 miles west Monroe. Cralgville phone. 132-3tx FOR SALE TlFn Sundsy 10:30 to 12 and 4 to 6 pm. Fresh meats and fresh baked goods at all times. Homewood Grocery — ilth A Washing St. 134 Itx FOR SALE - StTbu”Lincoln and Richland soy beans. Harvey Butcher Preble, Indiana. Preble phone 1 on 3. 134 2tx FOR SALE — Garden Tractors. Shaw Peppy Pal and one Natvik Little Giant tractor. Edwin Bryan 3 miles south and 1H miles west of Preble. 134 3tx FOR SALE -”l s<M McDeerlng~6 roll corn shredder. Used Oliver 2 14” ti actor plow. Used Moline tractor disc. Mollenkopf A Elting. Phone 131. 134 3t FOR SALE PotaTres. Could bo used for cooking or planting. Louis Koldewey. Phone 645-L. 134-2tx FOR SALE All kinds of vegetable plants, flowers for porch boxes, peat moss, field tomatoes and onion plants. Strahm's grocery, open eyenings. 134 g3t WANTED SEWING - MACHINE ReparlngAll makes, guaranteed jobs. We make covered buttons, covered belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonholes. Boardmans 223 North First. 12925tx WANTED — .Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone >7O, Heller Building. 244-as WANTED TO BUY - Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 8. Second St., Decatur, Ind 108 TF WANTED — Woman or girl to help with housework. Mrs. Fred Fullenkamp, phone 1077. 132 3t WANTED — Furnished apartment or house IPhone 7874 134 g3tx WANTED To do inside or outside painting; brush or spray. Ja< ob B. Schwartz. Berne. Route 2. 1343tx

AGENTS Factory Reprenentatives Wagon Jobbers We are manufacturers of a genuine synthetic liquid detergent —a war developerl cleaner that cleans, purifies and deodorizes. For dishes, glasses, windows, mirrors and all non porous surfaces. Product now in use and enjoying practically 100',7, repeat sales Every tavern, restauarnt, hotel, cafeteria, hospital, institu tion. school, office building, factory, packing plant, brew ery, dairy, garage, service station and borne a prospect for money making repeat bus! ness. If you can sell, not afraid of hard work and want to make money we can use you. Com mission basis only. You can operate from your home A car is an advantage. Write giving full particulars to: FRANK H LOWRY. Indiana State Manager 251 South Waterman Ave Detroit 17. Michigan » T. *- 1 WANTED — W- P- A. toilet Phone 5671. IM «« WANTED— We are In the market for good hay and straw. Burk Elevator Company. Decatur, Monroe and Peterson. T WANTED all kinds, butcher cattle. Steury Abattoir. Phone 1676.

WANTED — 14 year old htgb school girl desires work In a store. Phone 1046. 134 2tx WANTED—Young girl wants work caring for children and some house work. Phone 7578 after 7:00 Pin. 184-ltx SERVICE - If WSI can’t fix it throw it away. We' repair all makes of waahsrs, sweepers, Irons and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 40. 97 ts PerNOitaf Liability Insurance Kenneth Runvon FARMERS ATTENTION^We“r» move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15-U Decorating servlqs tor Decatur and vicinity. Work guaranteed. Inside and outside painting. Call us for estimate. Walter Dove, 523 E. Water St., Berne, Parmalae or write Box 101 c/o Democrat Company. 71-Tff Schrock Natural Phosphate p - 33%P205) in bags. June de livery. Eligible fur A. A. A. payments. Schrock Fertilizer Service, Congerville, 111. 127 T Farm Ixjans made low interest We make abstracts of title to real estate. French Quinn’s Abstract Office. 63 T foiTrenF FOR RENT—Unfurnished 4-room apartment. Water and heat furnished. 228 Madison St. Phone 666. 133-b2tx FOR RENT-Sleeping room. 316 North 11th street. Lady preferred. Phone 1141. l>4-3tx FOR RENT Utility 11 alien, by the hour or day. Porter Trailer Sales. 134 g3tx FOR RENT — Large house and garden, >25 month, must have 8 months paid In advance Harry McClure, 2 inileg east Pleasant Mills, river road. 134 3tx FOR RENT - Two light house keeping rooms. Coupl<* with no children 513 Marshall St. 134 b3tx I o CATHOLIC GRADUATE < Conti need from l*aae II Sisters "who left home, parents and their ordinary lives to turn out a product of which we can justly feel proud." Msgr. Seimetz Speaks The Very Rev. Msgr. Joseph J Seimetz, pastor of the St. Mary’s Catholic church, also spoke brief ly. lauding the graduates for their accomplishments and expressing appreciation to the teachers. Msgr. Seimetz made the pre sentation of diplomas and awards to the graduates, which Included 30 from the high school and 28 from the eighth grade. The award for having estab lished the highest scholastic aver age during four years in high school was shared by Mary Schmitt find Patrkfa Meibers. both of whom had averages of 96 3. Cletus Rtimschlag won second honors with 90 4 average. Margaret Brite was given an award for having a perfect attendance record during her high school career. Pins from the Catholic school press association went to Mary

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Hchmltt. Margaret Brite and Jane Parent. Joseph Braun and Patricia Melliers were given bronze keys as scholastic awards In civics, and Marcyle Geimer was presented a medal of the Mother Beton’s essay content. A one-year scholarship by the Holy Name society was given James Voglewede. son of Ray mond Voglewede. and the one year scholarship of the Delta Theta Tau sorority was presented to Isabelle Kintz, daughter of John Kintz. A musical program by the school band preceded the commencement program. TORNADOES AND << onllsarO ream Paar •• because planting was delayed by a cold and wet spring, The new downpours fell as deadline dates for planting the crop were too close for comfort. Rivers swollen by abnormal precipitation the Inst few weeks went higher, flooding over now acres that previously escaped th»overflow. Some state highways still were blocked by high water Rainfall during the 24 hours ending at 7 a. m today ranged up to nearly three inchos. at Lafayette,as thunderstorms poured more water on the soggy earth. The weather forecast for the week-end In fact, for the next four days was a gloomy one. It called for morn shower* and thunderstorms The Indianapolis wntUher bur eau reported that 277 tnchaa of rain fell at iMfayeUa other (mints with heavy rainfall Peru. 2 Inches. CrasdfordsvflfK i|9J. Marion, 1.10; lawsmaport. 1.65; Wabash. 185; Ovington. 1.34; Portland. 1.45; Fort Wayne, 1 67

Truck Load Extra Early SEED CORN Funk’s Htumier-Crost F-L3B regular and large flats. Theo. Bulmahn Decatur Dealer Preble phone 5 on 20 FURNITURE Repaired. Reupholstered and Refinished. We save you 1-3 to 1-2 cozt of new. Venetian Blind* and home Awning* made to order. Pick up and Delivery. We tatiafy. SECAUR Furniture Repair 134 E. Monroe Phone 1666 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:30 to 12:00 1:00 to 5:00 Saturday*, 8:30 p. m. Telephone 135

PARIS RAIL TRAFFIC (Caatlaaeg from Pane II and the tlsup was expected to become total during the day unless a settlement was forthcoming. - o- — — SENATE VOTES K'enziened rr«m Psae it against It In addition. It was announced that three absent Lemocrats and five absent Republicans were for the hill One Republican and one Democrat who voted against the original senate bill and one Democrat v ho favored it were not recorded at all. Thus the current lineup show-

SPRING IS HERE!! B a WK NOW HAVE: | • Seat ('overN • Outboard Motor* g • Kok Liten • Spot Lites • Tractor Lites — • Floor Mats • Auto I’olitth ® Now is the time to have your car tuned up ■ for that Vacation Trip. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales J 111 So. Second SI. ■ ■ ■■■■ ■■ ■ ■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Public Sale! — NEW — HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE As we are moving to New York, will sell at public auction at our residence 1' 3 miles north of Hoagland Indiana on Black top road: Monday, June 9 6:30 p. m.-—EVENING 6ALE—6:3O p. m. (OST) 2 Plectt Velvet Mobair Bergundy Living Room Suite; Tilt Back Miunginit Chair Ac Ottoman, blue velvet mohair; Tan Wilton Rug and Pad 9x12. Round glass lop Walnut Coffee Table; 2 Walnut Eml Tables: Indirect or Direct Floor Lamp; Spartan Console Radio ami record player; Pennlnsular Circulating heating stove; Beautiful 5 piece Solid Appalachian Oak Bedroom auile with box Hprings and in nerspring mattress; child's ro<ker; Metal single bed ami chest of drawers; Kenmore automatic control Electric- Range with deep well cooker; Chrome Breakfast set. table 4 4 chairs; Chest of Drawers; Maytag Electric Washing Machine, ami double laundry tabs; 3 pair lau e Curtains; Medicine Csbtm-t; Brand New Rubber Tire lawn Mower; Wash Boiler and galvanized wash tub; 2 Congoleum Ruga 9x12; New Ironing Board. Elct trie Vacuum Cleaner and miscellaneous articles This furniture all bought new within th” last year ami la In the finest condition can be Inspected any time prior to sale. TERMS: CASH Not responsible in case of accidents. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett A. Sapp OWNERS Roy s Johnson ft Son—Aucts. Melvin Liei-hty Aucts. Bryce Daniels Clerk June 4 * 7 • ■■■■■■■■■■■■■SB ■ ■ 848 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ : GILPEN • ; Ornamental Iron ■ “Artistry In Steel’’ i 0 Perch A Stair Rails—Steel Stairs—Fire Escapes Phone 5462 122 S. 13th St. Decatur est ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Mhft ■ ■ ■ ■«

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ed 70 senators— 49 Republicans •nd 22 Democrats — supporting the bill Opposed were 22 Democrats and three Republicans. The senate decision produced the expected reaction from labor and business spokesmen. AF7. president William Green said the Issue was now up to President ’I ruinan, who must decide ’ whether industrial democracy shall survive In America." He said the bill contained many dantoeroua '’jokers'* that threatened tn nullify gains made by Libor over half a century. Earl O. Hhreve. president of the U. S chamber of commerce, said the bill contained many provisions ihat would help produce and maintain Industrial peace. Traer la a «.■<•< Taw a— lleraZar