Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 169, Decatur, Adams County, 19 July 1947 — Page 5

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wket Reports For at report of local foreign markets ETT, MURRAY A CO. •„i rt < fc<l Ju, y 19 825 lb. 27.00 U 0 H>s 26 75 »«» lb* 26.25 [SO lbs H.OO |ba 23.50 . 21.50 lbs 1960 Bfll.;.. "’*■ ■ 21 ™ i|u Um QI .... i‘i.oo 23 .i" Fj® . 10.00 STOCA YARDS ■ Co; re< t<-d July I'J ■ ;'ui/ Ihx 26.75 ■ 225 lbs 27.00 ■ 210 lbs. . 26.75 ■ *SO lbs 26.50 ■ 2,;u lbs 26.00 270 25.75 OH 25 w kES - 21 - 5 ;u Ua ■ ■ * - m ' ■EMS ! • 21.75 |KHM 23.75 ' 23.25 1 iS * ,v J 2H. . ■ P>- 17.75 ®. 16.73 gj 16 25 ■ 15 75 H “• ll> 15 25 J.fl| HIM 2" oo ■hOLESALE egg ANO ■ULTRY QUOTATIONS BL fl Furnished by ■ Hcatur PRODUCE co. fl M> Phone 380 i i. '<'<l July lit ■<m : e ’' Kd ' !i> ' :is spr.ny' over 3’j lbs.. 28 Ijafl Springer. under 314 lbs. .28 h<-ns .16 ■ JO " ®OCAL GRAIN MARKET ■ URK ELEVATOR CO. i u.i< t>.| July 19 Means subject to change *j during duy. delivered at elevator. J Safe 1< prices. ,v3 per bnsbel Isas. • 'Mcom .04 per Its leas. * fl fob. tana. <1 fl GRAIN PRICES ■< A k i County F. B. Co Op's * [fl Oem* Monroe Williams * 1 " ”•< ted July 19 t »■ ... .... -m > t babg .. .. 95 Fol .. 2 95 .» . 7 • for rye prices. - - o— —. m . ■ B I i-■ fli | S -eCV. fl fl ■ •; -■Bg *WJ| ■.••<'.' -AS. ■go ■ml w * - J ' ’-£1: ■T Jv|S I ■ Al < ' fIiATE SECRETARIES Irene Parser Wt) and Alice Harrison tap M Mlcial r( 'serves in face of "payfl* Payday" arising from con■fictional delay in appropriating ■><!» for 194 b focal year which IKJk BURK » BfeTator Co. I‘j ..-- p *Ser»nn ■ Manr— J r *®« 1 if — Ro cr >» %-a & cellar )■ IN3URC WITH MJiELLER H

LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or less: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; 3 times 11; 6 times >1.76. Rates quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified ads accepted for skipday achedule. Rate fori 10 Point BLACK FACE is 5c per word for insertion. Copy must be In office by 11 a. ni. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline Is 9 a. m. —— ——— . | FOR SALE YOU CAN'T BEAT IT-Bpragu« Furniture Stere is the hottest value spot in northern Indiana tor furniture and rugs. Phono 199. 77-TF FOR SALE: 500 Sheets i 20 lb. White Bond .Mimeograph 11 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 - Six room nearly modern home with > s acre of ground at city limits. Kitchen with new cabinets. New lifetime roof being laid. Berry bushes and fruit trees now bearing. Two car size garage has work bench. |5895— Pay 32695 down, balance 330 monthly, interest 4% semiannually. Possession August Ist, when owner leaves city. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, Phone S7o. 154-ts FOR SALE 1930 .Model A Ford pick up. Good rubber. Excellent condition. Fortney's Radiator Repair, 219 N. First St. 164 6tx FOR SALE— Semi-modern twofamily dwelling, 3 bedrooms and !2 bedrooms, large lot, 2-car garSetni modern one-story dwelling, one bedroom. Two blocks from business district. Walter J. Bockman, General Insurance & Real Estate. Phone 3. 159-btt WHAT-NOT shelves. Finished or paint them your self. If we don't have what you want, we will make it. Open evenings. ita-Nee Mfg. Co.. 1202 W. .Monroe St. 164-6tx FOR SALE: Kraft milk route. See Hill Anderson between 11 a .m. and 12 noon at Kraft Foods Co 166 g6tx FOR SALE: White rock fryers. Mr*. Forrest Durr, phone 643-C. 167FOR SALE Tires, 450x21. 475x19, 550x18. All other popular sizes passenger and truck. Liberal trade in allowance. Body, fender work. Auto painting. Used Sparton refrigerator. Porter Tire Co., 331 N. 2nd. Phone 892. 168-2tx FOR SALE - White Rock fryers Glen Roop, phone 980-H. 168FOR SALE Full-blooded O. I. C. male hog. Eligible to register. 9 months old. Walter Hockemeyer. 4 mi. north of Decatur on Christen road. 168-3tx FOR SAI.E; Combination coal ami gas range. 415 S. First St., Phone 11M9. 168-2tx

FOR SAI.E: Mahogany piano with harp attachment* and stool. White table top pressure or bottle gaa stove with equipment, 335.00. Phoue .Monroe 103-B. 168-3 t FUR SAI.E: Good modem house. Winchester St. immediate possession. Fine building lot. North Walnut street; completely modern 6 room house in Wren. Call Roy S. Johnson and Son. Phone 104 168-31 FOR SAI.E — Red brick school house located three miles west and one half mile south of Geneva. Slate roof in good condition. School beii included. Mail sealed bids to Asa C. Munro, Geneva, Indiana. Winning bid will be selected July 28. Term* cash. 164-6tx FOR SAI.E Registered, black and blonde cocker spaniel pups 320 each. Maurice Miller, 2 miles east of the state line on 224, then 214 miles north, route 2, Convoy, Ohio. 166-h6'X FOR RENT Room in modern home. 231 North 6th Street. Phone 712. Women preferred. 169 3t FOR SALE - Sane, gravel, dirt, stone, cinders. We deliver. Glass Bros. Trucking Service. Craigvllle phone 23 on 25. 167-TF F(>R SALE lx>t on Cleveland street, with new improvements. Phone 1691. Joseph Schultz. 169g3tx Foil SALE 12x15 ad wool rug 389 50. 9x12 all wool 367.95. Gamilde-. ! Pon S4LF —l®3s Chevrole’ coach. Located 81« Niblick Terms can be arranged. 167-g3t ‘ TraSe I* • Tnwa D»e*«a»

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds P 7®Mv “Those are my wife's initials —since I sold my business with a Democrat Want Ad. she’s put everything I have in her name!” FOR SALE- Raspberries-case | 38.80 -quart 55c. Homewood < (Inx-ery. 167-3 t • FOR SALE Rabbits and hutches. Phone 621-B. 169-g3tx FOR SALE 1 Meyers Elevator with wagon holsit 2 Galloway elevators. Manure loaders Garden tractors, air compressors. Lime spreaders, wagons, cement mixers. Post hole digger with attachments. Tractor tir<*. Naturalube oils and greases. Gerber Implement Store, V. S. 27. Phone 2551. 169-4 t FOR SALE Harder deep freezers. Cabinet and chest type Gerber implement Store, U. S. 27. Phone 2551. 169-4 t FOR SAI.E Portable paint sprayer, compressor, motor and gun complete. Inquire 358 Stevenson Street or phone 7355. 169-3tx WANTED SEWING MACHINE Reparing - All makes, guaranteed Jobs. We make covered buttons, covered belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonholes. Boardmans 223 North First. 154 26tx WANTED -- Furnaces to vactlum clean or repair. Cali 49 for prompt service, liaugks. 164-ts WANTED TO RENT: Garage with electricity. Call 1776. 168-g2tx WANTED Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-as WANTED all kinds butcher cattle. Steury Abattoir. Phone 1676. 55-T WANTED TcFbUY — Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind 108 TF WANTED Any kind of light haul ing. Will take orders for saw mill wood. Phone 1632. F. O. Baker. 167-3tx REWARD for rental of a 3 or 1 i room furnished or unfurnished apartment. Call 1558. 169-g2tx WANT to rent a 5 or more room unfurnished house in Decatur. Will sign lease for a year or more. Must be able to move In this month. Please, if you know of a house for rent let me know. Ben Trout, 318 S. 13th St. 167-3tx WANTED Barn roofs to paint, or paint spraying of any kind. Free estimates Write Perry & Emenhiser, Monroeville, Indiana, o r phone .Monroeville 2825. 166-6tx Empty trailer van returning to New York, points east. Return load reduced rates, UNITED, 243 W. 6<ith St, New York, N. Y. Circle 7-3191. 16441» MISCELLANEOUS - If WS can't fix it throw it away. We , repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons and other small appllaucea. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A Kleuk, phone 463. 97 ts Decatur Insurance Agency Established 1887 K. C. Bldg. Phone 385 158lf Farm Imans made low interest We make abstracts of title to reel estate. French Quinn's Abstract Office. 63 1 FARM ERB"a TTENTION -We re move dead horses, cows, bogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000- We pay all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15-ts NOTICE- -We will be canning each Tuesday and Friday until further notice. Llechty Cannery. Berne. 162-8 t JI'NST RECEIVED Gamble's super quality felt base floor covering. 9 ft. width, 79c sq. yd. Also 9x12 felt base rugs, super quality. 48.95. Gambles. 167-3 t I IT'S NEVER TOO LATE to have your paper hanging, painting and 1 hotisecleaning don® «'»n give good references. Phone 4*9 or inqulte at 42" Mercer Ave. • 166-6tx Life is pot so saort out iaer« is always time enough for court esy — EmerM»o

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Tradr In n Good Town — llernler ' hol|<‘ 954 i. 169 3tX f "<■■ yfl» 1., 8e if MflH r } Met IK - * C? I |g..- t aSs.> ... . . «.* v.. V .. fHIS PICTURESQUE spot on Lake Prespa at junction of Greek, ’ AHianian and Yugoslav borders, according to observers, may .soon be Die scene of battle if pro-Communist guerrillas stand against army inits ruAn.-uvenng to effect pincer movement here. (International)

HOOSIERS PAY l < unit nurd from I’ngr 1> to 112. West Virginia class B lump, 31050 to 312.10. West Virginia class B egg, 31025 to 111.60. Indiana No. 6 egg, $7 60 to 3 5 .95., Indiana No. 5 egg. 37.55 to 38.95. Most stoker coals will go up about 81.50 a ton. Myers Dry Cleaners Driver Is Killed Albwrt R Hoiiitgi e, 47. iteiplios. (1., driver for .Myers Dry Clean-' ers, which concern has a branch in Decatur, an I Mrs. Charles <!illogoly. 75, New Concord. O, were kill*>l sev.-n miles north of Celina. <>. Friday afternoon at | the intersection of roads and ■ 127 when Hie Gillogoly ear and a Myers lru< k collid<*d. Boniface was enroute to Van | Wert, <)., on his regular delivery ami pick up schedule for his <on < ern Mrs. Gillogoly Sind her Husband were returning from

" Jflfl BHRs , J , Mb- ~ ~ L t > 90-YEAR OLD 'Top” Carter doe* a turn on his roller skates at a l»» Angele* exhibition. He has been skaUng professionally for 82 veara. (International) NOTICE shipment Sweet and Sour CHERRIES RASPBERRIES APRICOTS MONDAY MORNING Reasonable Prices Lawrence Carver Monroe R. 1 Phone !'3-l> N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOUR*: 8:30 to 12:00 1:00 to 5:00 Satu.-days, 8:30 p. m. Telephone 136 NOTRE! Dowagiac and Stokermat ic Heat Way. Winter Air Conditioning I mis. Now Available. Gixod a Tin bhop Phone 9212 or 9211

FOR RENT FOR RENT 3 room apartment; 252 S Second St 169 it FOR SALE Seve al choice lute. North edge of .Monroe. Monroe

Cary, when- they hud visited a •on. .Mr. Gillogoly was not ser iously injure I. — . — A British manufacturer has built an elect'onlc organ no bigger than an office desk hut with the fidelity and range of a mammoth cathedral i organ DENFELD TO I < (OiHlill.-.l Irnld |-»gr I* iiiteriiii administration tor the trust terriiory of the Pacific i lands, with responsibility for < iv’ll administration of the ter rltory delegated to tlie secretary of navy. i With the signing of th<* execuI ve order and the appointment WANTED STENOGRAPHER full time work Ed. A. Boswe Attorney Above Auto License Bureau office Phone 108 lies. I’holle 1591 HfADQUARTfRS Modab from ! co. I to 123 cw. ft. food capacity. Built by loaders in the Froiaa Fnod Locker Industry. Curtis F. Hill Refrigeration bales * Service Authorized Dealer 105 S. 13th st. Decatur

■ ■■waaaawoaaaaaßaaaaoaaßB ■■■■■■■a a a a aaaaaaaaaoaa a Wherever you drive this summer One <>i <»ur Auto Liability Insurance I olicivs B i protects your right to drive. ■ : LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY ! s .jjr: THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing PENETRATING HIS THICK SKI LL 1 /i cwtH u/A<g lZd THINK < IS KIPPIN' < ABOUT A MILLYUNJ) / ThOUS'NGS OP YEARS ypF THAIJ 'QCJ HJ \ I f ASO IF THIS ff , ff" (' H KAO, WONT YOU \ WAS INSIDE, HOW ai lip? £ iv? k.»l w ~7’aif rJ 2T -•! ....... . a 81, o rt ill k TmEAKIAST ON THE FIA AS I Si AL! W zx a Wl' XSwT'SI weoe vou as?e j ( bpeakfast 4 z \ yhcv eo , --I FcxED <> IS «?EAOV NX THE BOASTER ) \ \ fM **?

<f Denfeld us high commissioner, the military government In the former Japanese mandated Is*lands was automatically terminated. AUCTION SCHOOL ItonilHuea from I’ngr l> Classes will lie held in the assembly building In Bellmont |urk and public auctions in the np-town district will again f«-a turn part of the training course that helps the student to over come "stage fright " ' The barracks, which were i.iiilf in connection with the -<hool. lias bed accommodaiioiw for II” men and the dub house will a< lommodate an additional t" Room reservations in private homes have also been mud' locally. Miss Iteppert stated. DUTCH H onllnurd from I’ugr •• tain order until an interim govern ment guide* lndpn««ia to full independence. Idoneslan vice-premier A K (Jani, in what was rei:a ded ax a last-minute appeal, asked the out side world to help prevent a Dutch Indonesian war His plea wax islied in a public statement before the Dutch decision to fight was re |H>rted COUNTY 4 H H onllou.-il from I'mir I* the Monroe Busy -Bees club. Al t. males selected were: Olga Thieme of the I iilon Pals ami Patty Rumple of the Jefferson < lull. Since patty is ill the Jun ion division of competition, sin , would not be eligible for the di i trict and Marilyn Boerger of the Monmouth dub would be in line lor her place as alternate. Also! high in this contest w< r<- Rech c||e Llerhty ami Hhlrley Ann bteury. both of the Bern* <tlub. Sui>ervisiiig the clothing judg ing was Mrs. Gale Hendrick- I teacher al Pleasant Mills. Jen l.ette Schwartz. Donna Crist Mary J Steury Audrey Burkhart : assisted in preparing the class*• I lor this contest Modeling fires I ses that the girls judged wa- I I Neva U>u Crownover. Ball State | Teachers college. First placing NOW We can offer you jour choice size FILM I nion News Stand 128 Monroe SI. Another Truckload of Michigan RASPBERRIES EARLY MONDAY morninc; Mrs. Roy L Price Phone 71162

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THIS PHOTOGRAPH of the atomic bomb explosion in New Mexico desert, with a scale model of the Empire State building pasted in front, ha* been exhibited for six weeks in art gallerie* of Chicago Women'* club by Ernc*t Wallis. ex-GI charged with theft of **cret file* from atomic plant at Los Alatna*, N. Mux. (International)

girl was Barbara Wolf of the St Mary* club, second placing. Daisy Heller of the Fn.-mh club. Dul y ;s also a junior. <> Joyce Fruei li fe of Kirkland will be the second alternate to the district meeting lln case th<-e gn is < .in not attend they will be replai ed by the fourth and fifth plating girls, Dialiu t'rsit and Annalx lie Be lout of S' Mary's.

aC9QfifIK?QU4>KM9MIXrBr.9axJa)C3ttO<MKXXIXDW | WANTED I | GOOD, CLEAN, BIG RAGS, i Suitable for Cleaning Machinery. I Cannot use underwear stockings, pants, | coats, overalls, or any similar material. | | Will Pay lb. g I Decatur Daily Democrat Bwawy xsooQiMgrß>nfsn<nf:-.:ux , v3f:r , >rvcr. , xn<.><nc->< puevotjatpexpa wbibj—* Try our Mobil gas snd oil tk. - vy 9 Jfi They are a sensation. Try our grease. You can't beat | Thi* Mobil combination. I X*V tn ' Il /Zp) (iAY’S MOBIL SERVICE 13th & Monroe Sts. Phone 318 Don't Delay — See today! _ -- — - 1 I in —————— X ————■— ■Vb■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ : gilpen • ; Ornamental Iron ■ * “Artistry In Steel” ■ 1 I g Pcr-.h A Stair Rails—Steel Stair*—Fire Escapes ■ ■ Phone 5162 122 S. 13th St. Decatur IBBBBBBBBBBBBBOBaaBBBB »>

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CHICAGO CIO < • ■■ntlniird from I’age I* Meat Institute said the charges t iiat packers were making undue I lolit are "fantastic." He said that profits in the industry "average lesx than one cent a pound on meat Hold.' — n I riolr lii ii I nt.-i — IVeeatii,