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Irjp-— « CLASSIFIED I RATE * “V Ume- 76c; *iE3k‘. ii S llmM * l - 75 are for contecIfe • £‘W3 ss X Wc minimum charge. » d » i! * ted ‘ n para ’ 50« Increase over l r W BUrt be In o«Jce by n ■SLnrfxv through Friday. deadline is 9 a. m. a.F’f 0 R sA L E LE "coila.pslbie baby bugphone 1066. 123-3tx SERVICE Fruits flFKk* and be. Ray's West >2i" Oldsmobile, r<a■FWL' phone 1191- 'in l«tv «.n i'' 46 ~<MIKe ton vi condition. 81550. 11. . tßgSCiyfj.: Comic books, all |HKy | . ..ndition 5C each ji , f and 5 p in. 128-ltx Mtii Ten day watch reservice. Work GuarI Beed.— Sutton's Jewelry I t T fgaKui.l. Devoe Faints good lEKiion. Outside. Inside & barn KM,. "Ask your neighbor," he it. Vhrlck Bros. 53-ts BB\bE r'l" .Mercury 2 door. heater, new motor. Ex|Kt «h;i|>e. Dick Mansfield Sales. ■BaLiT ita'c luUU <>n new 27 house trailer. Large & awning. Phone 8013. ■ 11G-81X Electric regricerator. ■STcubh ft Grunow. Excellent BKition Inquire la-o King. Jr.. ■ |bne »« K 122 3tx Two year old BerkB iHtp male hog. Wilbur HawkA : miles west of Pleasant KIB Telephone 643 it. ■g 122*a3tx Clothes-line posts. ■ painted aluminum B KPb limited. Free City de Ell. Trading Post. Phone 123-3tx ■■rrt;> ~’’ Also < interns we save Bk< of til. water. .Major Harris. Hill. Ohio, phone 76 Ml 123 12t Used electric motBB Several makes of washing gKthincs guaranteed. Used repossessed radios. Deep ■ gum Maytag Service. Kitchen ■Kiiaaces. 238 N. 2nd. 113 ts BkSAI.E Ail kinds of vegetable ■KfiU and flowers, l*ate pota EBt sweet potatoes and yam RBhts Strahm's Grocery, corBK full a Nutiman. Open eve- ’ K4 1 121-31 DeKalb Hybrid seed Ik 450 uo 8 " s IB «• medium, large flats IB house north of Magley. I Biter lleppert. Craig'Hl'' Mph" lM3tx iBjAI.E - i/ri-gas ouis service IB* Available for Home and Com Seating, get our rates be IB*fuu invest in heating equip < Stucky's Drigaa Service. M*'* Phone 15*. ) y ll ln <- 33 T 1 ■ Li '- Modem 3-bedrdom. l IBt 0 dAeliing. New roof. New iM*!"* *' lan ‘ *‘ th «l“ber. Hard i 3'-4 floors. Fireplace. Many IB” 18 ,e4lur *B- Plenty of closet j B 8 ** , '* D! *»Hy located. Cooler |Bj ,r, y <23 N. Second street. B” Us 1 Brukinan. General In V• “nd Rear Estate. 153 8 B»«d St. Phone 3. lUO U BbALE New home, ready to K** la <• Itedrooms, Completely B*” 11 “il beat. nardwood y° ril f “H> insulated, all built-in K* lur “» Ihroughout. G. I. apB®»*d can be bought with B ■ ur ,eM down Reliable Koi'y A Builders, phone 75ut. Kvealags - 1J074 or 14952. B n> « B’ tM m « HINEBY SALE Sat ■M-r May 39. IO DO a m Green W™" "hlo. 24 Combines AC y l ' J, 'ba Deeres; I. H. C. 53B 2 Maaaey-Harria: M.M s; Co22 Baler. New Hollands B C M T »; AlliwChalmers <°* lg| «ti<a; Case Olivers. John B**" AatomaUcs 48 Mowera Krs<toi and Home New Idea’ K 44 C.; Allis-Chalmers; Case; B7? • delivery ■/***■' Tractors; Cattivators; Spread BV C,r » Trucks etc. I>4« Piper K*’ Airplane, like new. Narm Hr <M Surplus Machinery B W,Bk *• ** !l tease Fann Kw ui »ect Phone 1319. Green ■p. Ohm UJ . U K

I FOR SALE—Spits pups, 7 weeks! old. 515 Cleveland St. 123-lt. I FOR SALE — Chester White male . hog. Call 682-E. 122 g2tx FOR SALE — 1935 Ford sedan pan1 el truck. Excellent motor and tires. Call 1327. 132 g3t NU-ENAMEL red guaranteed barn paint — all you want — |2.50 a gallon. Haugks. 107 TF FOR SALE: 1959 Plymouth 4 door. Black Good condition. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 113gtf FOR SALE —Shergus bottle gas ' stoves now available. Uhrick Brothers. mtt FOR SALE: ,1935 Ford, 4 door; Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. ! 113 gtf FOR SALE: i947~Crosley~good condition. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. ' 113gtf FOR SALE — Used Piano. One used piano in A-l condition. 360.00. Sprague Furniture Store ! Phone 199. 122t4 FOR SALE - I'2~Park Planer. Good as new. With base, 2 h. p. I motor, double V-belt drive. Quality Mill Service, phone 17164. 119-12 t FOR SALE IkiF ModeT IHC , pickup baler, 14x18 wire tie. Leater Zimmerman, three miles west, one north of Geneva. , 122-2tx FOR SALE -Good one floor 6 ' room semi-modem house. 716 1 Mercer Ave. Priced to sell. Im- ' mediate possession. Call 1323 after 3 p.m. 123-6 t JUST RE(»ivEDheavy~iß~ Inch blade Roderick Lean discs, the discs you can depend on to do the job you Intend it to do. We also have 2-section and 3-sectlon Roderick Lean all-steel rotary hoes. Willshire Hardware and Appliance Co. Phone 3. 122 2t FOiTSALECOTZ- - Family Home I’roleetion.--Our comprehensive Personal Liability a Guardian Watchman—at home or away. — Decatur Insurance Agency. IMtS HERE'S WHAT tiw mechanics say about the Reo: "Reo has the most accessible engine on the road. Hie kind we get working on fast. Reo makes us look ! good because we can service them quicker than any other trucks." Phil L. Macklin Co. 1 Chrysler • Plymouth - Reo 1 Trucks. 122-3 t — AN T g n If you want to SELL YOUR CAR, see Chas. Stitzer. Brant Motors. Inc. 25tf WANTED TO BUY— Beef and dairy cattle. Scbelman's Market. Phone 3081. 79-ts WANTED Hay, straw, loose or baled wire or rope. John Fease). «2<3 Decatur. <»9-tf WANTED Girl to work at bath house for coming season. See B. F. Shroyer at Shroyer's 122 3t WANTED TO BUY— Deed can Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 8. Second St., Decatur, Ind 108-ts HELP WANTED (Male or Female)—Clerk for men's clothing store. Full or part lime. Apply Ben Webster. 157 N. Second street. Decatur. 123-34 WANTED — Tuy wr straw, loose or baled. Burk Elevator Co., phone 25 or 886. 319-TF WANTED: Good, big clean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily WANTED - one or Two Upholsl en to Work in Fort Wayne. No sewing Phone or write Floyd T Reighter MN Oliver Street. Fort W’syne. 5 Ind 1 22 J,x WANTED Lady between ages 19-45 to live in our home. Own lovely room light housework no heavy laundry all gyivUegea — weekly salary Phone No H-4205, Fort Wayne. 1213 t WANTED Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, stc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, HeUor Build tag. ,UTF WANTED Young high school graduate who Is interested In retailing and a future in the retail business. Apply in person to manager — Morris 5< to 31.00 Store. Decatur. 119-iot -i ■ i ”1 REPRESENTATIVE WANTED mi Dwatur for F H A approved) product N« age limit or in ; veetmewt Hard wort will in turn give influence Write giv-1 lag fell qualiticaUoni tn care ot' Deustul* Daily Democrat Box

I QUICKIES by Ken Reynold* R" V“Those seeds you sold me with a Democrat Want Ad —tell me. just how large do the watermelons grow’’’ WANTED— Wo buy Don, rags paper, hides, fur, grease. Also' handle new and used structural steel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only address 710 West Monroe, Phone 442. 194-ts SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Let us convert year old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 104 25ts MISCELLANEOUS NO MESS, no dirt, if you use Magic Foam, the perfect upholstery and rug cleaner. Distributed by Holthouse Drug Co. 123-31 STARTER “AND - GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 140 8. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 173-ts BOTTLE Gas and Electric Ranges? Go to Haugks and choose from their large stock. Get the range of your choice. 80-ts MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loans of |lO to 3300 made to men or women. Decatur Loan 4c Discount Co. Trust Bldg.. Phone 319 G 5 TF RADIO REPAIR for complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed eervlce at reasonable pricee. Haugks. 60-ts SEE HAUGKS for automatic water heaters water systems— bathrooms -or kitchens. W’e furnish pipe and Install anything we sell. 80-ts FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertillter Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE — If we esn't fix it throw it away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makss of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phons I*3. 97-TF ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES —Let us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures, motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job, Arnold & ’7’cnk. 217-TF ROOFING AND SIDING -We are now booktag orders for spring roofing A siding. Many popular colors A patterns to choose from. Also Alsco Aluminum A Thermoseal combination windows. Aluminum canopies, awnings, combination doors. Call for free estimates. “We apply.** Arnold A Klenk. phone 4M. H-<t 1 IM) YOU WANT a "baity sitter" day or night, or a weekend companion for your children while you are away? Do you want , •hem tutored In. Math or Latin? Do you want your dreases lengthened or plain sewing done? Do you want help in your canning? If so. vail on the teacher. Ethel Dewey. 303 N. 4th ' Street. Dreatur Telephone 398. Prices reasonable. 123 2t IXWT AND FOUND M)ST A grey flare suit coat with pink stripe, on stage of Decatur Jr Sr. high school. Thursday night. Phone 57, Reward. 1233tx - FOR RENT — I FOR RENT Sleeping room in modern home, also garage 6<>3 N. Second, phone 384. 123-21 A REPORT • font. From Page Osce) i longer they might also hold at least 'a share of control of Jerusalem For the Arab*, lime was run ( ning out. There was every Indi I cation that steadfty inc reasing , procure to reach a trace agree-J, men! under which a peace of come ; | .kind coaid be negotiate*! would |i be brought on them » I The meurtty council w«* pre pared to meet again on the Pa 4» estiaa problem, and Arab rejec-

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v' S ,*/ iI a 1 f EfflxD‘KrCt I I BWi’ i ■awfeL i MW r* ’’** Bi - „ - ■ fl DOCK WOKKUS IOAD the first shipment of American food parcel* for the Holy Land aboard the liner S, S. Elin Hom at a New York City pier. President of the Expert Union of Palestine, Dr. Werner Feilchenfcld (foreground) is on hand to check the heavy crates. (International) f - 11 K\ Krffc KT pF | J|B| p fa®**' Br ’ ' i lb' * v S? **■* PLOWING IS DUSTY WORK, so “Admiral” stepped Into a bar to quench his thirst with a short beer after a day's work in the fields on the outskirts of Chicago. On the right is his owner, Marshall Polo, who also decided suds-sipping was a good idea. (International Soundphoto)

Hon of the cease-fire demand was! Io be followed by a new I'nited State* attempt to force through the council a resolution which would provide economic sanctions and even military tone to impress peace on the Holy Land, Not even the British seemed likely to halt such a move this time. In Washington. there were Increasing indications that continued fighting in Palestine would bring almost immediate lifting of the I'niled States embargo on shipment of arms to the middle east, making it possible to supply Israel. In both Ixrndon and Washington, diplomatic pressure was being brought on the British to withdraw their support of* the Arab nations. British spokesmen have said frankly that their policy in the middle east must be dictated in the interest of main- , taining good relations with the | Arab states. i ———— - O 1 ■ -—-- Pennsylvania Is an important manufacturing, mining and agri<-ul- | tural state. It produces half the coal mined In the I'nited Slates The spring at Warm Spring Foundation, in Georgia, has a daily average flow of 3 million gallons. The Home Owners Corporation of the V. SS. was created by an act of Congress on June 13. 1*33. NIGHT AUCTION Bona Vesta Yorkshire of Imported Purebred Yorkshires Bona Vesta Farm* Located on*- half mile northeast <d Bryan. Ohio. on Itoutes 2 and 137 Tuesdav Evening. June Ist at >:00 o'clock p.m. E.S.T. 80 Imj>orted Registered Yorkshires 40 Tried Sows anti Gilts, pigs by side 10 Bred Gilts, Sept. Earrowing 25 Choice Spring Gilts, Show futures 5 Spring Boars This will lie your opportunity to raise the hog that I* the most profitable for the following reasons: ■ •urge litter*, fine temperament, excellent mothers, produce pound* of pork economically. produce less Mid, longer loin*, more pork chop*, high packers value. George V. Mellott Owner BRYAN. OHIO Gian jUm Hoc Breeder I

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The climate of Nebraska Is exceptionally healthful, with constant winds, much sunshine and dry, pure air. The Union Railway station at Washington D. €.. was coippleted In <9OB ar a cost of 4 million dollars. LEBANESE REFUSE (Coni From l*a«<- One) the Americans M "illegal immigrants" and said that "far from claiming American citizenship and iprotei-tlon (they) gloried in obedience to the slate of Israel." "It was manifest." the note said, "that the able-bodied among these illegal immigrants were going, as thousands <4 others who have preceded them, to join elements of trouble and anarchy in Palestine. And to attack the Ixjbanese forces which have intervened with Arab forces to reestablish order and put an end to the violence and acte of terrorism committed by the Zionists." “Hide” Old-Fashion-ed Radiators They'll be much lews conspicuous if you paint them with Dura film lo blend with wall background. What's more, they'll radiate more heat than when painted with metallic paint. For , Sale at Arnold A Klenk. Inc. adv.

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind . May 24 (UP) - Livestock: Hogs 160200 lint 25 25. 200-225 lbs 25. 225-250 lbs 24.75, 250-30 U lbs 22 25-24 25. 300-400 lbs 20 2521.75. 100-160 lbs 21.76-23, roughs 18 down, stags 15 50 down Calves 32. Lambs 28, clipped ewes 13, clipped mu. ks 11. Steers choice 29-31, good 27-29 medium 25-27, common 21-25; heifers choice 29 30, good 27<t, med--1 ium 25-27. common 21-25; cows choice 23-25, good 21-23, cutters 18-19, canners 13-16; bulls heavy 24-25, good 22 24, light 20-22. 0 Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks irregular in moderate trading. Bonds irregular: U. 8. governments did not trade. Curb stocks Irregular. Chicago stocks higher. Chicago: wheat, corn, oats and barley futures lower. Hogs active, 1.00-1.50 higher. ! cattle active, 1.00 lower, sheep ' dull. g INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK ' tl’.MAi Livestock: Indianapolis. May 24—(UP) — Hogs. 15.000; market active, uneven; weights 170-250 lbs largely 1 <Bt-l 50 higher than Friday’s average. heavier weights 50-1 00 higher. lights around 1.00 up; early sales good and choice 170-250 lbs 24.50-25.50, few loads choice 25.75, early top 26.00 sparingly; 250-300 lbs around 22.00-23.50; more loads big weights 325500 lbs 1925-20.00: lighter weights 150-220 lbs around 23.50; sows 50-1 00 higher, weights 350-550 lbs largely 17.00-18 50. choice lights 19.00 and near-600 lbs 16 50. Cattle, 2.70 V. calves, 700; steers and heifers opened active, most sales 50 higher to unevenly 1.00 or more higher; load top good to unevenly choice medium - weight steers 3500; short load good and choice mixed steers and heifers 34.50; four-load string good weighty steers 34U0; cows opened uneven, strong to 50 or more higher; good beef cows largely 24.00-25.50; venters opened active, mostly 2.50 higher, good and choice mainly 30.00-32 50. Slieop. 100; receipts almost too light for market test: fat lamb undertone steady; slaughter ewes strong to unevenly higher: odd head choice shorn lambs 28.00; choice spring iambs eligible around 30.00; choice light shorn lambs to 13.00, most sales 11.00-12.50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat July Sept 2.J24J; Dec. 133%; May '49 2.31%. I Coni: July 2.13%: Sept. 1.89; Dm 141%; May '49 1.65 H ’ Oats July 91; Sept. 84; Dec. 1 84%. 1 Soybeans: July 399; Nov. 3.1. > 0 President Harry S. Truman was born at Missouri. May 8, 1884.

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—MS—irei mil .liisc .1 ■ann.i.— ri —l.l IIIW">II’»SV KENNETT. MURRAY A GO. Corrected May 24 160 to 200 lbs 25.00 200 to 226 lbs 24.30 225 to 240 lbs. 24.50 240 to 250 lbs 24 25 250 to 260 lbs. 23.75 260 to 280 lbs 23.9« 280 to 300 lbs. 22.90 300 to 326 lbs 2100 325 to 350 lbs. 20.50 jSO lo 400 lbs 20.V0 140 to 160 lbs. 22.00 120 to 140 lbs — 21.60 100 to 120 lbs 2100 Roughs 350 lbs. down 1800 360 to 400 lbs. 17.00 400 to 500 lbs. 13. W 500 to 300 lbs 1540 Stags 14.50 Boars 1100 Veals • Wed. A Sat ) 33.00 Lambs (Wed. A Sat.) 27.00 Ewes (Clipped) 11.00 Yearlings . 17.00 •CHMITT’B STOCK YARDS Corrected May 24 160 to 200 lbs 24.75 200 to 225 lbs. 24.50 225 to 250 lbs 24 25 250 to 260 lbs 23.75 260 to 27<F lbs 23.25 270 to 2.80 lbs 22 75 280 to 290 lbs 22.75 290 to 300 lbs 21.75 300 to 325 lbs 21.25 325 to 350 lbs 20 75 250 to 375 lbs 20.25 375 to 400 lbs 19.75 140 to 160 lbs 23.00 100 to 140 lbs. 2100 Roughs 300 down 18.00 down Ewes 10.00 Bucks 8.00 I<ambs 23.00 Calves 27.00 Boars 10.00 Stags 15.90 WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE GO. Phene 380 Corrected May 24 EGGS- Producers prices Grade A large white .45 Grade A large brown 43 Current Receipts ~ ,38 Heavy hens .29 Leghorn bens .20 Cocks 13 Fryers call for prices. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected May 24 , Beans subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grsln: .03 per bushel leu. Corn: .04 per 100 less. fob. farm. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-Willlsms Corrected May 24 Wheat 2.30 Oats 1.05 Corn 2.90 Beans ........... ...................3.85 Call tor rve prices. N K. BIXLKB OPTOMETBIST HOURS: 8:30 to 12:00 1:00 to 3:00 Saturdays, 8:30 g. ax. Telephone <JB Vegetable Plants of All Kimta Decatur Floral Co. 1106 Nuttman Ayb. Phone 100