Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 154, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1947 — Page 2

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Operations Start At New Industry Hoosier Machine And Casting Co. Opens With iiomwnv orders already on hand, work will start thia week on the manufacture In Decatur of aluminum caatinga by the Hoosier Machine and (Mating Co., thia city's neweat Induatry. Imwrence J. Woodruff, treasurer and office man ager of the now plant, elated today. The flrat of two building* to be erected by the new local concern / /f ■ If J Gel Your Suburbanite*. “Town and Country” Resident* and others not served by city carriers, will find the DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT 0* S*U Every Afternoon — AT — DECATUR NEWS STAND 240 W. Madison St UNION NEWS STAND 128 Monroe St. Reserve your copy daily.

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has been completed In the south part of Decatur <>n (Irani street, and plana ate underway for the construct lon of the second and larger unit. Flr|| orders for caatinga are on hand from automobile, airplane, washing machine and radio manufacturers and shlpmente will be made the last of thia week. All new equipment Including sand milers, drill presses, air compressors, furnace* and other necessary machinery has arrived and la now in operation. Elmer C. Weise, who baa had more than 25 years' experience as a foundry employe and foreman, has been appointed superintendent of the local plant and he will have 12 or 15 experienced foundrymen in his employ by the end of tills week. It Is the present plan of the local concern to operate two shifts, al least until the new building Is erected and more spam is available for production. More than 5.000 pounds of aluminum alloy are on hand at the local plant and several tons more are In tratuiit, so plen'y of material to able at all times. The company owns four acres of An ostrich does NOT bury its head in the sand when persued I The legend wa* probably first perpetrated by Pliny; however, authorities on South Africa and the natural life of that country assert that in no truth In the rumor.

ground where the flrat unit is located and the building which now houses the machinery, later will be used as a warehouse and office. Charles W. Kent of this city Is president of the firm and D. Burdette Custer is general counsel and vice president. These two men. with Mr. Woodtuff, make up the directorate. Mr. Woodruff staled that by ear ly fall the local Industry would employ at least 25 people. The plant at present has one furnace in operation and a second one under cowtru' tlon. which will make possible a continuous flow of production thioughout the two shifts. Decatur Floral Co. Sale Is Announced Floral Company Is Sold To Joe Kelley The sale of the Decatur Flora! Co., operated on Nuttman avenue near Thirteenth street for the past 21 years by Donald G. Stump Do You Suffer with ashing muscles or painful swollen joints! Then try— REINER'S RiNOL to get the relief you have been looking for. Bold at Kohns Drug Store NOTICE! I will he out of my office July 7 • 30 inclusive Office will be open Mornings and Afternoons Dr. Roland L. Repperl

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and his father. George, has bean sold. It was made known today. The business and greenhouse, along with the lots on which it is located, have been purchased by Joo W. Kelley, of Warsaw, and a native of Bluffton. The transaction becomes effective Immediately. The new owner is the son of a former Bluffton mayor and has worked in greenhouses In that city and in Warsaw. He is married and has two children, Martha Ann and Fat. They plan to establish a residence here soon. Mr. Kelly will operate both a wholesale and retail florists’s business and aspects to be open for business In about two weeks. The greenhouse has a frontage of 150 feet. No announcement was made as to the purchase price. Buys Bowling Business The elder Mr. Btump started In the florist’s trade here In 1923 and then was joined by his son. who some time later purchased the business from his fsther. Aided by his wife. Heretta and his father, be continued In the retail business until early tn the war, when the business wsa changed over to wholesale only. He announced today that he had purchased an interest in the Star Billiard A Bowling Co., at Fort Wayne but will retain ownership of his home here and drive back and forth to that city. g Th* George Footer Peabody Radio awards were established in 1940 to perpetuate the memory of George Foster Peabody, benefactor and life trustee of the University of Georgia. Just received shipment Metal Porch Chairs $3.98.— Z WICKS. 153t2 , p AUTO DEALERS (t'oulinurd from I’aae O ordinance that requires brick buildings for used car lots offices instead of frame shacks. The

Illinois attorney general’s office began a statewide Investigation to determine whether state laws were being violated. Some cars were selling at 43 percent above the standard price. Cleveland The Cleveland Auto mobile Dealers Association was ready to announce a plan being used by dosens of other cities to combat profiteering. Dealers will require each new car buyer to agree not to sell the car for sis months, or If he is forced to do so. to sell It to the dealer from whom he bought It. New York — Commissioner of licenses Benjamin Fielding said that under existing laws the city was powerless to fight the racket, estimated to involve gross profits alresdy totaling 3100.000,M0. Holding turned over data gleaned from an investigation to the corporation (cl|y I counsel as the possible basis for an ordinance to restrict prices. Columbus, O. — The Dealer's Association prepared a newspaper advertisement urging the public not to buy new cars at premium prices without first checking the list price with a reputable new car dealer.

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Atlanta. Gc. — Rom* reputable dMlers were refuslßg to mH care until the purehaalng dealerahlp has bought taga lit the purchaaer’a name. Dealer* said this would tend to keep new car* from secondhand lots, wne of which wore selling ears up to 3500 above the list price. Halt Lakß City-All the state's franchised dealer* were posting list prices In prominent places in their salesrooms. They also maintained master lists of new car applicant* and recipients, and agreed among themselves not to sell to an individual who bought a new car and reaold it within the last sis months. Dallas. Tex.—Dealers said they were selling only to old customers or veterans who could show a definite need for a new car. Several dealers closed their list* for the present to cut down the bncklog. Dealers blamed the new car racket on email town operators who feed the cars into Dallas lots. Milwaukee. Wls. -The governor and his attorney general were studying the case of Milwaukee county sheriff George M. Hanley, who admitted selling eight new cars early this year.

AIIRT CAMMAMAM eatchea this shot of cyclone which cut a swath WO feet wide for 10 miles near Bpearitoh Valley, g. P, (Intwnafionth

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