Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 30, Decatur, Adams County, 5 February 1948 — Page 2

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Northern Palestine Under Martial Law Limited Decree Is Ordered By British Jerusalem. Feb. S—(UP)5 — (UP) British authorities declared limited martial law in northern Palestine today in the wake of a Jewish demand that the United Nations approve formation of a Jewish militia to guard the entire Holy Land, including Ara* areas. Under the new decree, announeBACKACHE, LEG FAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Os Tired Kidneys When disorder of kidney fraction permits poisonous matter to remain la your blood, it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic rains, lee pains, loss of pep and energy, gettingup nights. swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and dimness. Frequent or scanty passages with smartinc and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong With your kidneys or bladder. Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan s Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 60 years. Doan’s give happy relief and will help the 16 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your Hood. Gat Doan’s Fills. STOP That Cold with our own COUGH SYRUP 49c and 98c bottle KOHNE DRUG STORE

“COVINGTON DOWNS FARM” Complete Closing Out Public Sale Covington Downs farm has been sold. I will sell at public auction all the personal property on the premises, located 8 miles Southwest of Fort m 3 miles Southwest of Fort Wayne on U. S Road No 24 to Times Corner, then 5 miles West on Covington road to end of pavement, then South ou Hamilton road to first farm. Saturday, Feb. 7,1948 Starting Promptly at 10 A. M. 13—REGISTERED GUERNSEYS—I 3 6 —Pure Bred Guernseys—6 “Herd is Bangs accredited” Ula (673075) born Feb. 26, 1939, due to freshen Feb. 4th; Elsie (657521) born Aug. 19, 1940, due to freshen Sept.; Geneva <858604) born, Feb. 21. 4942. due to freshen Feb. 21 June'S!, 194'3. due to freshen July 17; Genis Judy (876838) borni .Nor, 13, 1944, due to freshen Oct.; March (961890) born Mar. 25, 1946. due to freshen June 26; Bonny Bess (989817) born Oct. 6, 1946 open Betty (992469) born Nov. 21. 1946, open; Nancy, Netty, bally, 1947 heifers, eligible to register; Bryn Du Trubadour born Oct. 3, 1941. Bull. Goldie Grade Cow, 7 yr. old, due to freshen June 17, Tillie Grade Cow, 4 yr. old, due to freshen July 6; Lady Grade cow, 6 yr old. open; 3 Grade heifers, born last of 1946 and 1947, open; 1 Bull born March 15, 1947. eligible to register. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Surge two unit Milker, complete; Surge Electric "6” can cooler. Elec. Cream Separator; Hot Water Heater; 2 Washing Tanks; iMtant Milk Cooler; Milk Scales; Buckets and strainer; two bin Me tai Feed Container; 2 Cow Blankets; Bull Staff; 6 ten gal. Milk Cans, 4 five gal Milk Cans; 6 qt. Electric Churn; 4 qt. Elec. Churn; Elec. Home Milk Pasteuriser; Milk Bottles; Milk Cart; Electric Clippers; 12 stanchion salt holders. — HOGS — Registered Hampshire Boar, Southwind Fashion Boy; 10 Hampshire Tried Sows, bred; 10 Hampshire Feeders. 175 lbs.; 19 Hampshire Feeders, 40 to 65 Jbs. — SHEEP — 23 Ewes, with lambs by side; 1 Buck; 20 Breeding or Feeding Lambs. — POULTRY — 55 White Rock Hens; 40 White Leghorn Hens, laying good. HORSE: Good work horse, wt. aliout 1500. GRAIN, HAY, SEED, Etc. 250 bu. Corn; 350 bu. Certified Clinton Seed Oats; 20 two-bushel bags Certified Lincoln Soya Beans; 4, two-bu. bags certified Earlyanna Soya Beans; 26 bags Clinton certified Seed Oats; 175 bales Straw; 70 bales Alfalfa Hay; 69 bags International Fertilizer; 7 bags Hog Supplement; 1 ton loose Alfalfa Hay. TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT Massey-Harris “Model 44-6” Tractor (Brand New) completely equipped and new cultivator attachment; J. Deere 2 bottom 14” tractor plow; 8 ft. tractor disc; J. Deere No. 5 power mower. CORN PICKER, COMBINE AND IMPLEMENTS McDeering one row pull type corn picker, like new; McDeering “Model 42-R” Combine, fust class; McDeering 8 ft. Grain Binder; Van Brunt 10 hole fertilizer grain drill, good; McDeering side delivery rake; New Idea hay loader; McDeering fertilizer corn planter; Spike tcoth harrow; Cultipacker; Culti-mulcher; Good rubber tire wagon with 16 ft. grain bed; Steel wheel wagon; Rubber tire lime and fertilizer spreader; Bradley manure spreader; 3 section spring tooth harrow; Good 2 wheel trailer with stock rack; Sears Hammer Mill; Fewer corn she Her; Drive belt; Clipper Fan Mill; Walking Plow; Sled; LETZ No. 240 ROUGHAGE MILL & SILO FILLER; all above implements are in good condition. BUILDINGS Two 10x12 brooder houses; 15 individual hog houses. — MISCELLANEOUS — Blacksmith forge; Vise; Anvil; Grindstone; Elec. Motors; Oil Drums; Oils and Greases; Drum of Fly Spray; Gas Engine; 2 heavy duty Jacks; Several Rolls Field Fence and Poultry Netting; 45 pieces 4xß sheet rock; Used Lumber; Shingles; Steel and Wooden Fence Posts; Fire Wood; 130 four inch Tile; Extension Ladder; Fence StnetCher; Elec. Fence Charger; 2 Winter Hog Fountains; 2 Summer Fountains; 5 Hog Self Feeders; 7 Galvanized 10 hole Laying Nests; Brooder Stoves; Chicken Fountains and Feeders; 2 Tank Heaters; Manure Carrier Hoist; Portable Sprayer; Platform Scale; Large Cooker Kettle and Jacket; Butchering Tools; Garden Hose; Step Ladders'; 2 Sleighs; Sleigh Bells; 2 Buggies; 5 Extra Good Sheep Feed Bunks; 5 galvanized Water Tanks; One lot Show Bridles and miscellaneous Harness; Driving Horse Harness; Saddle; Antique 2 wheel hand fire tank; Small Tools too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT “W-ayne” Large Size Elec. Refrigerator; El?c. Hot Plate; Chairs: Green Rug 9x12; Rose Rug 9x12; ;8 pr. Drapes; Elec. Heaters; Table and 4 chairs; Davenport; Table and Bridge lamps; Fireplace Table; Antique Churn; Cannon Ball Stove; Lawn Mower; Utility Cabinet; 3 Rustic Outdoor Tables; Clay Pigeon Trap; Lawn Swing; Set of Fireplace fixtures and many miscellaneous articles. (If weather is bad. plenty of warm shelter.) TERMS & CONDdTIONS: Terms-Gash. The owner or auctioneers will not be responsible for any accident to anyone or their property. Roger I. Fisher OWNER Roy b. Johnson —Auctioneer Lunch by frischi* Club 3 »

ad fey th* military commander of upper Galilee, residents of the Tiberias area around the Sea of Galilee were prohibited from lea« ing their homes starting at 8 a.m. The restrictions were clamped down only a few hours alter a new Arab invasion of north Palestine yesterday near Bosh Pina, seven miles north of the Sea of Galilee on the Palestine-Syrian frontier. The British army confirmed a Palestine government report that the invaders were garbed in Syrian army uniforms and carried French army rifles. Syria formerly was under French rule. The government report said British troops repelled the inv»sjon. killing one Arab and capturing six. The Jewish militia Haganah claimed that 12 Arabs were killed and eight taken prisoner. The British also announced a second Arab border crossing last night. The Arabs entered Palestine on the Jisr Majamy railway bridge south of the Sea of Galilee and attacked Jewish settlement police guarding crops at the Geshner settlement. David Ben Gurion, head of the Jewish agency and premier-desig-nate of the new Jewish state, asserted British authorities were unable to keep law and order and asked that the task be entrusted to a Jewish militia, under control of the United Nations commission on Palestine. He said the Jews were ready to undertake the security of ail Palestine if necessary and demanded that Jews be given the right to purchase arms on the same basis as the Arab states.

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