Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 178, Decatur, Adams County, 29 July 1948 — Page 5

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K LOCAL CLASSIPIKO | I ADVERTISING RATES «5 words orless: ■ time 50c: 2 t,me * 7Bc: ■ me. U: « «1” quoted are for con.ec- ( IX insertions. No classified K accepted for aklpdty , B?,”'*for 10 point BLACK | Ke Is 5c per word each in- | |Kj n 0 50c minimum charge, ads listed in para IX’” 50% lDcreßM OT,r must be in office by 11 !■. Monday through Friday. Bst urday deadline is 9 a. m. HF — — 0 I |F 0 R sA L K ■Tv I - Cherries for canning K 165 ts SALE— Sbagae bottle gas Khm now available. Uhrfck "' ' 112-ts 1937 Chevrolet, just Phone 17164. ■ 176-3tx B; thony Gase, <32 Walnut |£ 176-3 U BTaLE~ Whlzzer in A l condl- ■. f ~<t house south of Salem Ko<d. Harold Young. 177-g3tx Pull blood register K Guernsey bull. Chas. Myers, Phone 93 V. 176 3tx Vlga cream separator Kuh for motor. In good tondiPhone 969-C. 173 Itx SALE — 1:00 to 5:00.. July 31 at 214 West street. Decatur 178 a2t Br SALE: 1947 model 5 B. p. Sea King outboard Bp ' sllO. Call 355. lx Devoe Faints -good Oat side, inside * barn Ask your neighbor," he toed it. Vhrick Bros. 53 ts

■ sale Round oak dining Kvm table, chairs and daven Krt 1 mile east. 3% north of ■att Clyde Bell. 178 3t ■h SALE Small house car Ideal Hr week end trips. Phone 1579. Homer Marshall and Tenth. ■ 177-3tx Hr SALE- - Dirt, cinders, deHerM Call Ixjrin Glass at O. H tolling. Croigville A Decatur Hi. -■ 161-ts ■R SAI L UNIONTOWN con H» t«l tiornes. 24* miles-east on Hit Modernixed; flush toilet, Bii.> a lavatories. Inquire Porter Hrulor Sales, U. 8. 27. 178 3t Hit sa'.E Used stoves, washers Hsesjsrs, 72 Inch sink cabinet ■15995. 18 inch 49.95. Kitchen Hpplianccs, 238 N. 2nd, phono H 175-ts Bhy ROW a boat on your ■vacation when you can huy ■or rent an outboard motor ■at Dick Mangfield Motor ■Sales, 141 S. Second. ■ ■R SALE 5 room semi modern ■ow. one block south of Lin Hln Khool. (3800 with 6800 ■*‘-‘ down, balance 135 monthly. ■'”>n before school starts. Ho:; Heller. Realtor, Phone 870 I 164-ts

SALE Restaurant complete rttb stock, booths, furniture and htaraa Also modern 2 or 3 *dro«m apartment above. This '’sines* ha* netted owner more I 4»n 11.000 a month. Immediate Wssession. Priced for quick Walter J. Bookman. Inl,r,n'-* gn< ] R ea j Egtate. Phone 1 or Wendell Smith, phone 252. 144-42 wan t e n ANTED — Baled straw. Phone W R Morris. 177 Sts ( ANTED TO RENT — House JWw. Call 1481 177 « ANTED ~ Male help Apply K »tt Foods Co. 177 3t ANTED TO BUT— Beef and cattle. Schsiman's Mark < Phone Mil. 71-ts anted _ Dlehwasher. Apply in * T *" n Bellmont Restaurant. 174 31 ANTED TO BUT- Used cars , ck Msnsfleiq Motor Sales 141 B Second St, Decatur. Ind l«rtf ANTED - Carpenter work 4 ma ** w ork. also plastering For ’’’"deling or new work. John P "•wta. R-i. Berne. 171 « ' a TED ~ M,n or tK,y ,or r,rri ' «4 Sarden work. Must be able to ” *«m* spading. Apply in per- *» Herman Dierke*. Corner -Neuman 177 tt tWINa MACHINE Repairing — J*’“ wn»ert your old treadle , into a modern electric. * ««ks covered buttons, buel ' «*chlnn bull.,a boles Hem We bey and eel! sewing Boardman s iii NorJi **- lU-24U

WANTED — Girl or middle aget lady for light housework, care, for 2 young girl, « day WMfc . In modern home. Phone 19 on 10 Cralgville, ng j, FOR SALE — Hammermill, like' new. 2 self feeders, good 1932 Chevrolet, new tires. Dwight Reynolds, 1 mile south of Hoaglapd 178-3tx WANTED- Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller BuildJ Ol 344-TF WANTED— We tmy iron, rag. paper, hides, fur, grease. Also handle new and used structural •teel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only address 710 West Monroe, Phone 442. 194-ts MISCELLANEOUS NOW — 3 full time barbers— Murphy’s Barber Shop, Phone 376. 177t2 MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loans of 110 to 1300 made to men er women. Decatur Loan A Discount Co- Trust Bldg., Phone 318 55 TF STARTER AND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 140 8. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 173-ts

RADIO REPAIR—• For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. SEE HAVGKS for automatic water heaters— water systems— bathrooms—or kitchens. We furnish pipe and Install anything we sell. 80-ts "UNCLE SAM” JOBS! Congress raises pay. Security. Qualify now for Decatur examinations. Don’t delay. Booklet details free. Box 195 Democrat. 170 tx NOTICE— Our own scales now installed. Scrap iron, rags, etc. now weighed in at yards, Erie A 10th St. Smith Scrap Iron Co. Phone 6913. 169 12t "You’re ail wet" would be the proper saying if you let that old roof continue to leak. Let us apply a new “Carey” roof and save added expense. Call 463 for free est - mate. Arnold A Klenk Inc. 148 ts FARMERS ATTENTION—We Timove dead horses, cows, bogs, etc. Decatnr phone 2000. We pay all phons charges. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15 If “If its worth having its worth fixing." I-et us give your washer * complete greasing and checking for only 83.95. We will call for and deliver within city limits all parts extra. Arnold A Klenk Inc. Phone 463. 148 ts ELECT RICA L wTrING SUPPLIES -Let us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, natures, motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job, Arnold A Klenk. 317-TF

LOST AND FOUND LOST OR STRAYED —4 month old Guernsey heifer. Finder please notify R H. Buuck, Preble Phone. 1"1 Itx LOST OR STOLEN - Tan leather billfold, containing valuable papers and considerable sum of money Phone 1201. 1‘ A 3IX LOST—lllinois gold 17 jewel pocket watch. Reward Phone M2-R, or leave at First State Bank. ITMtx — FOR FOR RENT I room house, 1 mile east and I south of Willshire on County line road. Call E-2954 Ft. Wayne, or see house Sunday after 1 pm. 17 * 3t FOR RENT Cottage* Electricity, gas and running water. Beautiful Manistee Lake Buckeye Rustic Resort. Kalkaska. Mich. 174-7 ts Trad* In • Geed Town — Oscatur

Planing & Mill Work We now have a large planer and i«vite you to bring yo«r la«ber Io os to have it dressed and milled into whatever you desire. QUALITY mill service m n*. nth «. inM

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds ’few "This Inflation is getting out of hand—why folks are even getting four times the results from a Democrat Want Ad now!" Farm Safety Week Emphasizes Safety In Farm Practices As many farm people are killed in highway traffic as lose their lives at farm work. For this reason. today has been set aside to stress highway safety as a vital part of national farm safety week. You should be able to say “yes" to these safe driving questions. 1. Does your driveway provide a clear view of the road? 2. Do you always avoid backing on to public highways? 3. Do you drive within speed limits and obey the rules of the road? 4. Do you avoid passing on curves and hills? 5. Do you obey traffic signals? 6 Do you drive on the right side of the road? 7. Do you signal your intentions to turn, to stop and to pass? 8. Do you drive more carefully when children and pedestrians are in the road? 9. Do you avoid "cheating” traffic lights? 10. Do you always drive more slowly at night and in bad weather when roads are slippery? 11. Do you stop before crossing railroad crossings or entering the highway? 12. Do you approach intersections with car under complete control? 13. Do you make sure that your car is in good order including brakes, tires, lights, and steering gear? 14. Do you prevent your attention from wandering through conversation or slghtseeihg? CRISIS SLOWS (font. From Page One) used, we would be prepared to go on to discuss any other problem affecting Germany which may have been the cause of difficulties between the four governments," he said. The reference was to plans for a separate state of western Germany. British sources said the plans would be held up until an agreement on four - power talks could be reached. "These discussions might even be broadened to cover other problems as well,” Bevin said. This was a reference to British willingness to seek an all-European set tleinent with the Russians. Winston Churchill promised the support of the opposition he beads tor Revin’s statement. Churchill's statement disclosed that the British still were demobilizing 20.000 men a month, although the release of some had been stopped. He asked Bevin for assurances that all demobilization would be stopped. Bevin replied that the matter was under review and “must be determined in a few days. Churchill inquired whether continued demobilization of any sort would not cause a "serious diminution of our modest military strength at this critical time.” Bevin did not answer directly. At one point Churchill said that the situation in Berlin is “very serious. as It might become one of life and death." Outward prosperity cannot create inward tranquillity.

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Speed Limit Urged For Indiana Roads Additional State Troopers Sought Indianapolis, July 29 --(UP)— The Indiana traffic safety commission today recommended a 60 to 70 mile speed limit on Hoosier highways and more than double the present number of state troopers to enforce traffic laws. ‘The council recommended a 60-mlle-and-hour-llmit. but provided that police allow a 10 mile per hour variance in enforcement. In effect, raising the proposed limit to 70 miles-per-hour. A 60-mile day limit and a 50-mlie night limit had been proposed by Col. Robert Rossow. superintendent of state police. An earlier recommendation that the state's trooper force be increased to 500 men from the present 230 was ppproved again. The council also acted on a motor track accident, aimed at preventing mishaps such as the one which claimed the life of a young spectator at an Indianapolis midget race track Saturday night. The state fire marshal’s office absolved ti.e track of blame, but the safety commission recommended that tracks be made financially responsible for accidents Involving damage or injury to spectators. The recommendations will go to the governor’s traffic safety advisory commission, and will be presented to the 1949 general assent-, bly. executive secretary James D. Harrison said. Through With It Manhattan, Kan. (l?Pt— After 26 years, Mrs. H. C. Hlnrhcllff got her 820 back, hut not her purse, from the thief who took it in a Denver, Col., city park. An anonymous note writer who mailed the bill said. “I don't need It now.” Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Dr. H. R. Frey (Above the Democrat) Office closed Sat., July 31 for a two week’s period July 31 * Auk. 15 Let Us Demonstrate It for You! iMtast Taal ARadUMwr UB tsdssbs Bspfb Csafnll IS* A Tod For tvery Nsodl 50 ,TmT * J® VIIJATUI! G»rd»n All hat n>(gtd powtrl AnJ h's so easy to haadla . . . to economical ta •poraw. All anaebtmata •tcoplc to attach and dataeh. And thara't an attachment for arcry job (or raary MUM Plow, Diac. Spika Tooth Harrow, Cultipachar, Seadar, Cultivator, lickla Bar. Utility gcrapor and Dump Taailar. Coma in and Mt thia Ana sarin t-actor. LIECHTY & MYERS Your Firestone Dealer Store

Country Style Illi OPEN KETTLE RENDERED *1.25 5 lb. Bucket GEBEEKS MEAT MARKET Phone 97

■ 'Tu® * ss ■' WAVING A CORNSTALK from his home state of lowa, Charles P. Howard, Des Moines, responds to cheers which greeted the keynote speech with which he opened the Henry Wallace Third Party convention in Philadelphia. Beside him (right), waving to the delegates, is Elmer Benson, head of the national Wallace-for-President committee. (International)

WANTED 1 Men and Women Interebting office employment. New office building and facilities—well lighted and ventilated. A real opportunity for advancement in earnings and responsibilities with a national organization. Experienced in office procedure or tabulating equipment desirable hut not necessary. We will train you. WRITE OR PHONE 1497. The Remolds & Remolds to. e » Murlin & Pine St. Celina, Ohio

FOR SALE! • 1940 DODGE 4 DOOR R & H—New Paint—('lean • 1911 DODGE TI DOR Luxury Liner — H. • 1910 PONTIAC 1 DOOR—H. • 1939 OLDS CLUB COUPE 11. — A Dandy. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales So. Second St.

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Protect Wells Springs and wells should be protected from surface water to avoid pollution.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, July 29 — (UP) — Livestock: Hogs. 3.900; barrows and gilts fairly active, generally 25-50 higher on all but extremely heavy weights; early bulk good and I choice 170-230 lbs 30.50-21.00. top 3100; 240-270 lbs 29 25-30.25; 270200 lbs 27.50-28 25; 300-350 lbs 25 25-28.25; heavy weights unevenly downward to 23.00; hulk good and choice 100-160 lbs 21.00-25 sows rather Blow, weak to 50 lower; bulk good and choice 300-250 lbs. 22.50-24.50. few to 25.00. Cattle. 800, calves, 400; short fed yearlings strong to 25 higher, otners about steady; load top medium to good yearlings 34.00; four loads good and choice near 700 lb. feeder steers 30.00; cows strong with Wednesday’s strong to 50-higher quote, good beef cows 23.00-25.00; vealers opened active, steady, good and choice 30.50-32.00. Sheep. 1,000, spring lambs opened active. 50 to mostly 1.00 higher; few lots closely sorted kinds 30.00, good to choice 27.00-29.50; slaughter ewoa in light supply, about steady, good to choice lightweights 9.00-10.00, few to 11.00. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks irregularly lower in quiet trading Bonds irregular; U. fi. governments did not trade. Curb stocks irregular. Chicago stocks irregular. i Wheat, corn, oats, rye and soy bean futures lower. Cattie. hogs, sheep active, about 50 cents higher. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat:' Sept. 2.27%; Dec. 2.29- %: May 2.24. Corn: Sept. 1.72%; Oct. 1.64A; Dec 1.53%; May 156%; July 1.54%. I Oats: Sept. 74%; Dec. 76%; May 77%; July 72%A Soybeans: Nov. 2.77; Dec. 2. 78A, March 281A. State Fair Board Adds Two Members Indianapolis. July 29 (UP) The Indiana state fair board today had two new members. Perry Johnson. Atlanta, Hamilton county fanner, and Roger Walcott. Indianapolis stockbroker were named to vacancies on the I board by Governor Gates. I Johnson fills the post left vacant by the promotion of Rue J. • Alexander of Pine Village to the | lieutenant - governorship. Wai I cott was named to succeed the late I Paul D. Moffatt. Marion county farI rner and slate senator. Approval Granted To Trailer Park I Decatur trailer park, located on I Mercer avenue, has merited the apI proval of the trailer coach manuI lecturers association, ft was anI nounced by TCMA officials today. I It is* listed in the new 1948-49 TCI MA trailer park guide hook, with I information on available facilities I A certificate of merit and a disI tlnguishing road sign have ahio

Elevator Co. Oocatur . Patarson . Moaroa

KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected July 28 160 to 180 lbs 29.25 180 to 200 lbs 29.50 200 to 225 lbs 29.75 225 to 240 lbs 29 50 240 to 250 lbs 28.75 250 to 260 lbs. 28.25 260 to 270 lbs. 27.50 270 to 280 lbs - 27.00 280 to 290 lbs. 26.50 290 tp 300 lbs 25.75 300 to 325 lbs 25.00 325 to 350 lbs. 24.00 350 to 375 lbs 23.25 375 to 400 lbs 2250 140 to 160 lbs. 23.25 120 to 140 lbs „.... 22.75 100 to 120 lbs 22.25 Roughs 300 lbs. down 23.00 300 to 350 lbs 22.50 350 to 400 lbs 21.50 400 to 450 lbs 20.00 450 to 500 lbs 19.00 500 to 550 lbs 18.00 IN to 600 lbs 17.00 Stags 16.50 Boars 11.00 Veals (Wed A Sat.) 29.50 Lambs (Wad. k Sat.) 26.50 (Tipped Ijimbs 25.00 Ewm (Clipped) 8.00 Yearlings 15.00 OCHMITTO STOCK *ARD» Corrected July 29 200 to 220 lbs. ... 30 00 220 to 230 Ihs. 29 75 230 to 240 lbs 29 240 to 250 lbs 29.25 250 to 260 lbs. 28 75 260 to 270 lbs. . 28.25 270 to 280 lbs. 27.75 280 to 290 lbs. 27 25 290 to 300 Ihs. 26.75 300 to 325 Ihs. 25.75 225 to 350 lbs. ... 2500 350 to 375 lbs. 24 25 375 to 400 lbs. 22.50 400 lbs. U|> 22.00 l*o to IM ll>s. 28.75 160 to 180 lbs. 29 25 140 to 160 lbs. 25 75 100 to 140 lbs. 25.00 Roughs 300 down 23 25 Stags* 17.00 Calves 28.00 Ewea 9.00 Rucks 7.00 Boars .. 11.00 WHOLESALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phons 380 Corrected July 29 EGGS— Proffucere prices ' Grsde A large white .51 Grade A large brown 44 ’ Current receipts .31 Heavy hens 3| I>ghorn hens 4 lbs. up 4 Cocke .11 Fryem-call for prices. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected July 29 Beans sunject to change during day. Prices delivered st elevstor. Ask for prices. Grein: .03 per bushel lees. Corn: .07 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-Wllllame Pleasant Mills Corrected July 29 No 1 Wheat .......... . 2.09 oats .ST Corn 275 Beans 3.2.5 Tall for rye prices. been awarded to the trailer park. Indicating that It Is acceptable under TCMA standards of health and cleanliness.

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