Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 19 January 1948 — Page 2

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Over 62,000 Enrolled In Indiana Colleges Men Students Far Outnumber Women Lafayette. Ind.. Jan. 10 —(UP)— Figures released by the federal security agency today showed that 62.686 students were attending Indiana schools of higher education on Oct. 1. Men students outnumbered women more than three to one — 47,431 to 15,255. The enrollment report, which included 39 Indiana schools, showed I there were 31, GOS ex-servicemen, and 458 women veterans going to i colleges in the etate. Slightly more than half of the total enrollment, 33,003, represented students attending Indiana's three biggest universities, Purdue, Notre Dame and Indiana University. The Purdue student body num- ; bered 14,060 — 11,963 men and 2,097 women. The total at Indiaia I i

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I j University was 14.176, including II 10,098 men and 4,078 women students. Notre, Dame's enrollment was 4,767 all men. Distribution of the 29,683 other students among 36 other Indiaia institutions of higher learning included: Anderson 849; Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. 637; Ball State Teachers. 2,731; Butler, 4,018; Canterbury. 340; Concordia, 67; DePauw. 2,140; Earlham, 766; Evansville 1.628; and Fort Wayne Art School, 69. Franklin. 630; Gary Junior College. 878; Goshen 644; Grace Theological Seminary, 74: Hanover, 655; Huntington, 273; Indiana Central. 444; Indiana State Teachers, '2,554; and Indiana Technical, 1,102. 1 John Herron Art School, 157; ' Manchester, 859; Marian College (Indianapolisi, 202; .Marion College (Marion). 480; Oakland City, 178; Rose Polytechnic, 575; St. Francis, 72; St. Joseph's 596; St. Mary's 490; St. Mary-of-the-Woods i Colleg, (estimated) 275; St. Meinrad’s Seminary, 310; Taylor, 461; Tri-State, 1,601; Valparaiso, 1,919: Vincennes, 222; West Baden, 189; and Wabash, 598. o . Service Office To Be Closed Wednesday

Dwight Arnold, county service officer. will attend the meeting of the service officers’ ossociation Wednesday at the v/6rld War memorial building in Indianapolis. His office will be closed* that day. o 106,000 Persons Placed In Jobs Indianapolis, Jan. 19 —(UP) — The Indiana state employment service reported today it placed more than 106,000 persons in jobs during 1947. Director Noble R. Shaw said 32,000 of them were veterans. Shaw reported that the ISES placed nearly as many people in jobs last year as it did in 1946, despite a decrease in applicants seeking jobs. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur o HEAVY TRAFFIC (Continued from Page 1) cinnati. 0., hit a tree along Ind. 67 near Muncie. Mrs. Rustin's daughter. Edith, nine months old. was hurt badly. Police said Whalen, who also was injured, appar-i enjly fell asleep at the wheel of a car in which the group was returning to Ohio from a funeral 1 at Liberal, Kans. Walter Robert Lare. 18, Fort Wayne, was injured fatally in a traffic accident near Muncie late Friday night. His car hit a bridge abutment and a utility pole. Clarence M. Craig, an Indianapolis fireman, was hurt fatally when a pumper truck and an automobile collided at a street intersestion as the truck sped to answer a fire alarm.

Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, BronchitE NOTICE STOCKSDALE’S DONUT SHOP Will Be Closed V Tues. & Wed., Jan. 20-21 Because of the death of Mrs. Stocksdale's father.

< -MA' if AS HE TAKES the stand in Tokyo, Hideki Tojo, former Jap premier and war minister during the recent conflict, smirks at the camera. The ex-general is on trial for war crimes before an international tribunal. Signal Corps photo.(Znternationai)

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■ Oil production began on the I Ponca Indian reservation in Okla-] I homa before 1909, when wildcat-1 I ting brought showings on the I Miller 101 ranch. FUEL SUPPLIES (Continued from Page 1) prices on such shipments, he said, would run about 30 cents a gallon | compared with the current price of 16 3/10 cents. Snow fell early today in a long, narrow belt from southern Wisconsin southwestward to the southern Rocky Mountains. It was expected to spread later in the day and more was predicted for tomorrow in the midwest and parts of the east. 0 PEACE AND (Continued from Page 1) ration of a ceiling on federal spending for fiscal 1949. Reorganization— President Truman sent congress reorganization plan No. 1 for 1948. The plan calls for transferring the U. S. employment service and the bureau of employment security to the labor department. Oil — Defense secretary James Forrestal testified that U. S. oil • production -is inadequate to meet any major war emergency. He told j a house armed services subcommittee that a major war would re-

quire 2.000,000 barrels of oil a day more than this country can produce. —o — SUIT IS FILED (Continued from Page 1) solved and that a restraining order be granted to keep either Young or Ripley from disposing of property involved in the suit. D. Burdette Custer is plaintiff’s counsel. The court found for the plaintiffs in the quiet title suits of David R. and Violet Smith against Winfield Hughest and others; that of Henry Stahl and Katherine Stahl Glendening against Daniel Pontius, and otners. In the suit of Clara Scheumann

SALE CALENDAR JAN. 20 —Rita Shirley, Pauline Warren and Esther Elsbury. 15 miles Southwest of Bluffton, Ind. Improved 190 acre farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F; Sanmann, Auct. JAN. 20—Cleon White, 2% miles southwest of Payne, Ohio; 3 miles east of Ohio & Indiana state line on road 114 to Batson, 0., then 2 miles north or 3 miles east of state line on road No. 500 then % mile south. 5 room house and general farm sale Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty, Aucts. JAN. 24—Gustav Schueler, Admr. estate of Theodore Schueler, 3 miles west of Decatur on state road 224. Administrator’s sale. Roy & Ned Johnson, auctioneers. JAN. 21—Donald Rudolph, 117 South Peter St., Garrett, Ind., Six Room Home and Two Extra Lots. Midwest Realty Auction Co. JAN. 26—Leonard M. Tyner, 13 miles West of Huntington. Ind., on No. 24 then 3 miles North; Well Improved 190 Acre Farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann. Auct. JAN. 28 —John A. Thornton, 4 miles West and 1 mile North of Bryant, Ind. Improved 100 Acre Farm and All Livestock and Personal Property. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. IAN. 29—Grace Ashbaugh. Latty, Ohio. 16 Room Hotel, Tavern. Grocery Store. Garage and Block of land, Latty, Ohio. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. FEB. 2—William A. Orr, 3>/2 miles West of Bryant, Ind., on No. 18, Improved 45 acre Farm, and Personal Property including • ANTIQUES and Household Goods. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer,

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and others, against Oscar Christianer and others, Henry B. Heller entered a special appearance for all defendants. An answer to paragraphs two and three of the complaint was filed by the defendants in the suit of Wayne Frauhiger against Ulysses and Esther Woods. 0 SEVERIN H. SCHURGER (Continued from Page 1> and Frederick A., and live at 445 S. First street. In veterans’ circles, Mr. Schurger is a member of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Fraternally he is a member of the Knights of Columbus, L. O. O. Moose and the B. P. 0. Elks.

Public Auctioii 80 — ACRE FARM — 80 AND PERSONAL PROPERTY As lam moving to Grand Rapids. Mich I will So n th ■' described property at Pull’ic Auction 2*4 miles Northwest of on the River Road, or ’i mile beyond lost's Gravel Pit on Ri Ve /?H °n ; J Friday, Jan. 23,19481 at 11:00 A. M„ C.S.T. Farm Sells at 12:30 P. M. 80 — ACRE FARM — 80 Slightly rolling loam soil. Well drained, good fences, 5 ~ timber, balance under cultivation and pasture. IMPROVEMENTS —Extra Good Two Story 6 room frame js" slate roof, with enclosed back porch. 2 Room Basement, good and stoker. Bath room, complete except tub. Electric water system, summer house adjoins house. Beautiful lawn with nJ shade and flowers. Good barn 36x70 with stanchions for j Windbreak shed adjoining. New litter carrier; Double corn cribli hog house combined; Granery; Poultry house; milk house. Rni J are good. A beautiful location, very convenient for anyone work; J Decatur or Fort Wayne. Electricity to all buildings. TERMS ON FARM—SS6OO.OO loan held by irst State Bank, can be assumed. Difference between loan and selling price, uj balance on or before March 1, 1948, when possession will be given W 15—HEAD CATTLE—IS T. B. & Bangs Tested Guernsey cow 4, calf by side, on good flow; Brown Swiss cotl due June 11, milking 4% gal.; Jersey cow 9. due June 16, milfel gal.; Durham cow 3, due May 19, on good flow; Jersey cow 10, qJ 2 two yr. old Heifers, due Aug. 1; 2 yearling Heifers, open; 2 heiiJ 9 mo. old; 4 Feeder Steers, wt. 750. DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Single Unit Farmaster Milker, 1 yr. old, J and stall cocks for 6; Litter Carrier' and 44 ft. Track. 3 mo. i>B Farmaster 1 gal. Pasteurizer, 2 mo. old. 9 — HEAD SHEEP — 9 9 Shropshire Ewes 2 to 5 yrs. old, due Feb. 1. HAY AND GRAIN 250 Bales Alfalfa and Timothy Hay; 75 Bales Clover Hay; J Bales Straw; 25 Bushel Tama Oats; 300 Bushel Corn, more or leu 1 CHICKENS: 85 head White Leghorn Pullets, laying 50%. Tested’ RABBITS: 4 Doe Rabbits; 1 Buck Rabbit; 3 Rabbit Hutches. I — IMPLEMENTS — Jeep Tractor —Hercules Motor —good condition —do any kind fl work; Ideal Manure Spreader; Oliver 14 web 2 bottom Tractor Pfowl Extra Good Brooder House 18x15; 500 Chick Electric Brooder; Fowl Lawn Mower; Two 5 ft. Chick Feeders; Large Chick Fountains®] Oil Heater; Laundry Stove; 2 Feed Tanks; Feed Barrels; 40 • 6 M Tile; New 80 rd. Roil Barbed Wire; 1 h.p. G. E. Motor; New Electnl Tank Heater; Misc. articles. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Upright Piano and bench; Kitchen Tab and 4 chairs; Misc. articles. TERMS: CASH, Ray Heller OWNER Roy & Ned Johnson —Auctioneers Melvin Liechty—Auctioneer and Sale Equipment * Bryce Daniels: Clerk. Reliable Realty & Builders, agent Lunch by Zion Evange.icat /Reformed Church Not Responsible for Accidents. 17 19 20 IS

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