Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 132, Decatur, Adams County, 4 June 1948 — Page 6

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POLICE RADIO (Cont, From Pnge Ont) , - - - -- ■ —■- " 11 —- came deputy Jun** I after many year* an reporter for the Decatur bally Democrat. pointed to the valuable aid already shown by the radio system in the abort time it ha* been operated here, and re cited instances of the time savings already effected by both the sheriff's department and the city police. Ralph Roop, city engineer and

SALE CALENDAR JUNE 5 John Metts and izo McAhren. at the John Metta farm. >4 mile south of Ossian. Ind., on road No. 1. 30 head of Guernsey cattle. Roy a Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty, aucta. JUNK 5 808 ' .Moor*. gfig East High St.. Hicksville, Ohio. Beautiful Five Room. Completely Modern Home and Landscaped Grounds, 1:30 P M. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanrnann Auctioneer JUNK 7 Godfrey Rauch. 514 North Jefferson street. Berne, Indiana. Household goods. Roy A- Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty. auctioneers. JUNE ft -James Burns. I’.- miles Southwest of Hartford City. Ind.. Well Improved do Acre Farm. 1:30 I'. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co J F. Sanmann. Auct. JUNE 12 Walter N. Bordner and Clarence Miller. 671 Dowling St., Kendallville. Ind. Three Gables Truck Stop and Service Station. Building and Business. 1:30 P. M Midwest Realty Auction Co J F Sanmann. Auct. I FURNACES ARE NOT ALL ALIKE \ SEE THE NEW ( HOLLAND FURNACE ( The only furnace to make a clean break with the a old-fashioned past. We clean and repair all 1 makes of furnaces. t Free Estimates — Free Inspection J HOLLAND FURNACE CO. ) Phone 660 Box 252 Decatur 1 DANCES DISCONTINUED DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS Don't Let Your MEAT & Produce Spoil! Buy It On Y our Way Home Sat. Nite — Open Till 11 P. M. and Also All Day Sunday Fresh Pan A SAUSAGE Pure Ground BEEF SVC Our Best PORK (HOPS OJV Baby Beef Z ftROUND STEAK OjV Darn Good E* ** SPARE RIBS A complete line of Cold Meats, Groceries. Produce & Ice Cream. Scheiman Bros. Market STORE PHONE 3081 Public Auction HOUSEHOLD GOODS As my wife has passed ' away. 1 will sell at Public Auction my househo'd furniture at 514 North Jefferson Street, Berne. Indiana. Monday, June 7,1948 Sale Startin fl at 6:30 P. M. COST Living room suite; Dining room suite; Breakfast set. table and 4 chairs, new; Norge Electric refrigerator, first class; Globe Dutch oven Range cook stove, white porcelain finish; 3 burner cabinet type Perfection oil stove; Seiler* Kitchen cabinet; Two door utility metal cabinet. Glove Glow Roy Heating stove; Ruby Drop Head sewing machine, good: upholstered couch; RCA Victor console radio: Floor lamps: Table lamps; Good 3 day clock; Rockers. Stands; Congoleum Rug IS i IS; Congoleum rugs 12 i 12. S i 12; one * x 12 end one 7 x •: 2 beds with spring * mattress; chest of drawers; Dresser; Commode; lawn Mower; Garden tools; Gsrden Hose; Kitchen sink: Laundry stove; small table; Electric washing machine. good; 4 lawn chairs; Porch Gilder; Set extension ladders; 3 step ladders; Fruit jsrs; Round mirror; 2 copper wash boiler*; 3 tubs; 1 ton coal; • cord of rail wood; M gal. oil drum: Many miscellaneous articles too numerous to list. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible for accidents To Inspect property please call Mr. Reach at Resideace of John Bertsch. GODFREY RAUCH OWNER t • ROY S. JOHNSON A SON MELVIN LIECHTY — Aeetieeeera. E. W. BAUMGARTNER, First Bank Os Berne — Clark «-4

| water department head, was chairman of the program. Sheriff Herman Bowman anti Mayor John M ! Doan were guests of the club. I o Forgiveness Spurned Tibuna. 111. (IT’i A moratorl- : u:n on fine* at the Urbana Free Library brought many "missing nooks" out of hiding. One reader, i however, declined to take the easy i way out and isisted on paying a 24-cent fine because "I u*e the library so much."

'X p I A J 4. i -■ 5i ■ ill i■''x'% mL/i 1 i la • I fit" Sr KUmKj3knKS ISr i I I I ,154 s m WM ' i'B< 'Be, First speech stop at Chicago Stadium. President to spend a night st Sun Valley. |^3L_ J*? I \r\ utxiuv. Lu. | / ® [*• ?l 11' m W Mo 11 I / > \ I d) 1 J I A X .rC' r ~~ J " \C_—-V- ,i I IOS ANGUS. CAI Y I |l /. ■ I T. y _AetßL—l , I I / I \ \, f J, I Route and stopovers on President Truman's trans-continental pre-conventlog campaign tour. I Lsu-* 1 r He'll visit Richland, Wash., atomic plant. Commencement speaker, L'. of ( allfornla, Berkeley. MAXING HIS P.25T big bid to stay In the White House, President Trumsn will campaign across the nation Juns 3-16. He'll fire his opening pre-convention gun at Chicago, June 4, first of five major and several Issuer addresses on the train trip. Last speech is scheduled at Los Angeles, June 14, under sponsorship of the Greater Dos Angeles Press club. (Internitional)

> Secretary 01 State Bath Enters Picture Possible Compromise For GOP Nominee Indianapulia. June 4 — tUPI-g A group of third district Republican* were reported today to be Hounding out party Hentiinent concerning the poicible gubernatorial candidacy of secretary of Mate Tom Bath. They reportedly championed Bath an the compromise candidate in the bitter four-way battle for the GOP nomination for governor. Bath himself attended a Republican meeting at his home town of South Bend last night and heard an address by candidate Hobart Creighton. He made no comment

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on the rumor of his candidacy. But political observers were discussing a visit by Michigan (Tty mayor Russell Hileman to the statehouse Wednesday. They scald Hileman conferred with Governor Gates and third district GOP chairman Leroy Yoder about Bath's prospects. Neither the governor nor Yoder had anything to say about the visit. Bath has not yet announced his candidacy for renomination as secretary of state and some observers attached slgnifUance to this. His entrance into the race would further confuse the iwdltic-al picture as the pre-con vent lon campaign neared an end. The Republican convention is a week from today. Creighton and state auditor Alvan V. Burch both made speeches last night while Sen. William E. Jenner will speak tonight at a meeting here while Walter Walter Helmke scheduled Informal campaign appearances over the weekend. Creighton told St. Joseph county Republicans that the recent 25.60n.666 allocation of cigaret tax funds to cities and counties for road and street purposes did not provide *'a permanent solution.” He said “we should regard it . . . as a reminder of the importance of a long range program to put our city and county road system* on a sound financial basis." . reighton said "it Is a problem with which the next administration must deal affirmatively, no matter who may be governor.” "I knew the hours the budget committee spent on this problem, with the assistance of Governor Gates." said Creighton, "because it was my privilege to serve a

I good many years on that commit- - tee." , o ; FEDERAL <<'..<>( From Page One> G<Hild*lH>rough said that federal ' judge Luther M. Swygert In granting the labor Ixiard an Injunction against the International Typographical union (AFLi last February disposed effectively of the mine 1 workers' contention that the court did not have power to issue an order to bargain. ' CLYDE BESOUT (Cont. From Page One! i the Kenosha Drive-Way company, and was sent overseas Jun 13, 11*43. . He served as a radio operator In a , tank division. Surviving in addition to his fatht er are the following brothers and r sisters: Mrs. Vernon Niblick of Decatur, Mrs. Lola Stetler of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Sarah Douglas of near Decatur. Thurman. Faye. Ruth. Bertha and Robert, all of near l>ecatur. I o i r Trad* In a Good town — Decatur 1 _

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Finland Granted Loan From Russia Reparations Cut Is Also Announced t Helsinki. June 4 iUP> Russia granted Finland a loan of |5.00fi.iKio today In a quick follow up on the halving of this country's re malning war reparations to the Soviets. The reparations cut will become effective July 1. the first day of general elections in Finland. Some quarters believed that it and the loan were calculated to have a strong influence on the elections A spokesman for the bank of Finland said in announ< ir.g the loan that Finland could ask for It in either goods or money. The repfirstions reduction wsh announced la*t night. Prime minister Mauno Pekkala, member of the left wing socialist union party, said the reduction was proof of Soviet friendship toward Finland. He warned voters not to elect "representatives of the former course of Finnish policy." Reparation* experts said the reduction would amount to approximately $75,00ff.000 or one fourth of Finland's total of 1300,000,006 in reparations to the Soviet Finland already ha* paid 1156,000.000. Non-Communlst political observers quickly pointed out that leftists would use the reduction as,' their heaviest election campaign weapon. ■ o — More than a hillion baby chicks in southern states are shipped each year to fans in every corner of the United States, with trifling loss of life, according to Railway Express

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