Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 181, Decatur, Adams County, 2 August 1948 — Page 5

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| advertising rateb 'B*, ft words or leea: ■ i time 50c; 2 times 70c; i 9 time. 11; • tl®w 075 1 LtM quoted are for conxooIB Jr insertions. No claasified * £r ” pte4 for " M,p<lsy ■ 10 £>o,nt 81-ACK taßoxet h 5c per word each io- I 'Wgl’zLn 50c minimum charge. B aZmlfled ,n para JM rateByL ’’"“•i M ’■ offVc * by n Monday through Friday. | deadline te 9 a- at. 0 R 3A L g (’berries for canning ss _ 1W ,f SAL? ~ Stanges bottle gas K WL»i now available. Übrlck -’-H Fox lerriJr pupa Ed ..rd L Shoe. R 3, i’lqua Road 179-3tx _ Aprtoota; targe fancr for tanning. 24 ib. lug 82 95 oM *nd “P COPP* 9 * <'or n « r 1 " 9 :lt .. —_— s.\I.E Allis-Chalmers com lr tone tn A-l condition. WIIHs U B Sommer*. 2% miles north of Berne. *6 west. 180-2tx ’'‘BoBSALK - High chair and baby First home South of Dent school. 121 .^Kqr"Tale— Devoe ralnts good election Outside. Inside * barn pilnts “Ask your neighbor,” he fl o»«d >r Übrlck Bros. 53-ts I ■rufFsAEE - ’ I’irt. cinders, deH kured Call Lorin Glass at O k B V Dilling. Craigville A Decapir • ftoi.e. 161-ts Byoft’sAl.E — Four does and two B bu ' k rabbits. We also handle ■ hoot Piodvcts. William H B Clark, 722 Line Street. 181 3tx MTuP. SALE 1 power lift. 2 row B cultivator for W. C. Allls-Chal-B sera. Otto Ehlerding A Son B Ki Decatur. Preble phone. B 180-3tx Broil SALE - 1940 Chevrolet 2 B door aedan. This is a one owner B <a.- and has Jots of pep and mile- ■ *« left Phone S 3 lb after 5 pm. ■ 179 g3tx Broil SALrI — Watermelons. Large B red. ripe guaranteed Arkansas B melon*. 75c. Also large ripe B mwkmelons. Coppess Corner ■ 179 3t ■ fUR SALE—Used stoves, washer* B iweepers, 72 inch sink cabinet, B 115995 48 inch 49 95. Kitchen B Appliances, 238 N. 2nd. phone B 95. 175-ts Broil SALE — 15 days only — very lltracUve 7 room home with gar-i iff and large lot with trees and ihrublwry and the very best Io cation. Write box 225. c/o Daily B Desiociat. 181 3tx Bfbß SALE -5 room semi-inodern B hut one block south of Lin ■ sols ichooL 83800 with 8800 B cml down, balance 835 monthly. B f '"»»*»»ion before school start*. tol » Heller, Realtor. Phone 870 ■ 164-tt B FOR SALE — un-gaa oulk service 9 «ow available for Home and Com--9 oareial heating, get our rates be vB ! <*« you Invest In heating equip 9 neat Stucky's Drt-gae Service, 9 Genar* Hatcheries, Phone 146. ■ Omcvs lad. 33 T ■ • ■ fox SALE Restaurant complete 9 with »toclr, booths, furniture and 9 fhtves. Also modern 2 or 3 ,B Mroom apartment above. This 9 I'uataeu has netted owner more B ’San J Loop A month. Immediate 9 RMSeMion. Priced for quick ■ «ai» Waiter J. Bookman. In ■ mranrr and Real Estate Phone ; ■ lor Wendell Smith, phone 252 ■ 184-ts B Ff lt SALE-Prices Are Going Ip f ■ Sts Xow! J Other Ann Arbor ■ *«lf threading pick-up baler. B r 'htiniiikbers; cultipackers: ro- ■ boes; side delivery rakes JU ’ * » ft. heavy duty tractor 2® * Wr * spring A spike tooth har ’•»s. tractor plows; Jeoffrey *«il control plows; tractor ma B *fo spreaders Horn A Ford 9 r*uhc manure toeders rubber ■ ,lr » Sagons 885. W and up tra< ■ *« buck rakes 20H off; hay A ■ train elevators; Special price ■ «S bale wire A twine t'raigville ■ CraigvHla. Ind. 180 3t B SE E THE LATEST simplest < lea? B *” *®d most up to date corn B ’•'bar on dhplay now One row H lyp * cftni picker " ' n,! ’»*‘ d,au ' 9 ’•livery; two row mounlrd corn| ■ ***•» for Oliver, Ailto-Chalm ' B * Farmal! tractors; Oliver to; B l, * rU »r and cultivators Vsed B **» Deere A with cult . two ■ "*• mounted AlllsChalm corn ■ *ker; owe row McCormickB “fortcg com picker two row ( ■ »«unted McCormick • Deering ■ u** tor F * ; cA,e P**" ll ■ "tier with motor KM uo OH»e r B , Nli * * Service. Cmigvtlle B ‘'trage 18Mt * > *• » weeu t ewo — tMcaiu'

WHY ROW a boat on your vacation when you can buy 1 or rent an outboard Ihotor! ®t Dick Mansfield Motor 141 S. Second. FOR SALE- Roper Dri-Gas ranges. Servel Refrigerators. Before you buy. ask the lady who owns one ” Also water heaters, water softeners installed. Stucky's Appliances, Geneva Hatcheries. — J' ()R RENT — FOR RENT — Sleeping room. Women preferred. Phone 742. 181 3t W ANTED WANTED--Male typtst Inquire Teeple Truck Line. 179-3 t WANTED -*■ Masonry work of all kinds. Solomon Schwartz. Berne. R 1- 181 «t-x WANTED TO Bl'Y- Beef and dairy cattle. Scheiman’s Market. Phone 3081. 79-ts WANTED — Straw. Ualed or loose. John Feasel, Decatur, Ind. Phone «252 181 «t WANTED — Apartment or house for young couple. No children. Call 376 between 8 a,m. — 6 p.m 181 2tx WANTED TO BUY— Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 108-ts WANTED — Carpenter work k mason work, also plastering. For remodeling or new work. John P. Schwartz, R-l, Berne. 178-stx WANTED TO~ RENT - 3 bed room house for responsible party. Phone 1724 between 8 and 5 p.m. 180-3tx WANTED — A driver for poultry and egg route. Reference required. Call personally, no phone calls. Decatur Produce Co. 181 3t WANTED— Mimeographing work. Professional aquipmenL Save money on letters, aalaa messages, programs, forma, ate. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Holler Building. 244-TF WANTED- We Buy iron, rags paper, bides, fur, gresso. Also handle new and used structumi steel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only address 710 West Monroe, Phone 442. l»4-tf SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Lot us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buclels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First 26-tx WANTED—Contact women. Nationally known company making house to house survey. No selling. Set your own hours. We pay you 90c per hour plus liberal bonus. Write United Insurance Co., 517 East Main street, Berne. Ind. 179-3 t Trade In a Good Town — Oecstur .MISCELLANEOUS ADAMS COUNTY HAMPSHIRE Breeder* Association bred gilt sale. Aug 12. 12 noon, Berne Ind. 56 Registered Gilts. 181 6tx MONEY TO LOAN - Caah loans of 810 to 8300 made to men er *o men. Decatur Loan A Discount Co. Trust Bldg., Phone 319 55 TF STAHTERAND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor Salos. 140 8. Second BL. Decatur lod m-ts I RADIO REPAIR— For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service ' at reasonable prices. Hsugks I 60-ls SEE HAUGKB tor automatic water beaters - wster systems— bath rooms-or kitcboM. We furnish pipe and install anything we soil v 80-ts NOTICE- Our own scales now in stalled. Scrap iron. rag*, etc. now weighed in at yards, Erie A 10th St. Smith Scrap Iron Co. Phone 6913. 12t . “You re ail wet” woaid ue the prop er saying If yo« >•' ‘bat old roof continue to leak. Lot us apply a new "Carey" roof and ta»e added expense. Call 463 for free oat • mate. Arnold A Kienk Inc. 148 ts attention-wo ro move dead borooe. cows, bogs etc Decatur phono 300 P. We pay all pbonr chargee The Stsdlm Fertillrer Co., formerly the Stad, lor Products Ca_______ Kl lICTKICAL WIRING SUPPLIES 1 -Let os supply you »Rb your electrical needs, such ss wire, .wtteboe. bozes. roceptaclee. Rz turee. motors or saythlng that VOU may need Quotations given ITX A Antoid A Wb 0B J r Ul-TV - • »•* * '-**•

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds Ti 7 , j "I believe you'd been tattler satisfied if you'd gotten your used car with a Democrat Want Ad — there's no engine in this one!” “If its worth having its worth fixing.” Let us give your washer t complete greasing and checking for only 83.95. We will call for and deliver within city limits al) parts extra. Arnold A Kienk Inc. Phone 463. 148 ts

Charges Censorship Os Anti-Red Talks Former Education Head Makes Charge Washington, Auk. 2 — fUP) — Former U. E. education commissioner John W Studebaker charges that government censorship prevented him from exposing the "dangers of communism'' in the schools. He blamed the office of federal «ecurity administrator, Oscar Ewing, bl* government superior, for the censorship which he said was impoead on speeches and statements. in a letter to Ewing. Studebaker said that one speech urging teachers to expose communism was killed in the administrator's office. Another, he said, which he himself delivered at the University of California at Los Angeles. brought criticism from an unnamed Ewing aide who advised that it be "toned down" for subsequent publication. Studebaker, who retired July 15. sent copies of his letter to members of the senate and house appropriations committees. When he comp'ained about the censorship, he said, he was told that it was up to the state department and the FBI to explain communism to high school and college students. "To accept (this > diction.” Mid Studebaker. . would be tantamount to n« having this vitally Important educational task done at all. at least so far as the fedezal government is concerned." The former commissioner also complained that politics were permitted to Intrude in the management of the U. S. office of education. He characterized Ewing as "admitted'y a partisan politician." and said: "There is a deep-rooted tradition in this country . . . that the function of education in a democracy should be completely removed from parftsanship.” Ewing is a close friend and political adviser of President Truman. At Searsport. Me. where he is vacationing, he said. •%here has been no censorship that I know of." In the speech which he was asked to "tone down.” Studebaker said, he had declared that "no avowed or proven communist <s fit to be entrusted with the job

( SBBB _ iflß ' \ Jli A POUOMAN MACHES fcr Ms gun as he Krouies with picket Howxrd Frey, who has locked Ms ftnters around the cop's nock. The clash took place dunaa the fourth outbreak of violence ia a week at the struck Unix J Lem CceßMny plaat m Daytou. ohta Police used tear to <Lzwt* kadi to wsrii maployesn. (foteewtotemO

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of inculcating the American way of life in any school." Ernest Krugh Wins Drawing Saturday Ernest Krugh. of 219 South Eighth street, was the winner of the 171.50 watch given away at a drawing Saturday night by the Sutton jewelry store. Plans Check Test Os County Cattle Dr. J. R. Martin, state veterinar ian inspector, is preparing to make a 2o percent check teat for tuberculosla among Adams county cattle. Dr. Martin needs an adult helper and applicants for the post are asked to leave their names at the county agent's office. Soybean Flour From Central Soya Overseas Soybean flour produced by the Central Soya company in this city, b> being shipped overseas to bolster the diet of the hungry in Europe and Japan. The Soya Beam, monthly publication of local plant employes and editor by Paul Loomis, states that the monthly goal is 5,000,000 pounds. In June, the plant turned out 3.562,500 pounds of flour. The magazine saiys. "Soy flour shipments from this country have assumed life and death importance as a principal source of protein for millions underfed." PORTER LASHES (Con» From Ps<» Onsl fixing" activities. Porter called on congress to "face up to the challenge (of inflation) In the Maine spirit and on the same basin whb-h it meaMured up to its responsihilftleH in coming to the aid of western Europe." Porter c harged that those who oppose the president's program, base their opposition on “three failaca pro i xr mu xt of tIIMIMSTIt t TO It HM-rtTK XT. 1432 Xntlre |« her»b> ■<<*■. That the undernlgnel has be«n appointed Administrator of the estate of Joseph A KlnU late of Adams County, dec-eased The estate Is probably solvent llesrr J /steer aUmlsletrstnr Jane IX. IM' Wear, H Heller atlnrnry July 19-2* Aug 2 aproixTWHx r of IIIMIMVTH XTMIX KSTATK XO. 1447 Xotlc-e Is herelo glees That the undersigned has hern appointed -Administrator of the estate of Edward F Bu< her late of Adams County deceased The estate la probably solvent Alt lan Hark less Administratrix ■ xi cute Heart H Heller Atlaraer July 19-24 Aug 2 trroix i wf.xt of kii-x i toh« km !• ITU XO. 4.4. V. XoClee Is herrh> glsra. That the undersigned has l>een appointed Hve< üb»rs <>f the estate of Martha Hlhernteln late of Adams CcMinty. deceased. Th<- estate Is probably solvent. Xormaa Hlherstela Hsec-aCer Mattel NOcerstelw I.later Kseeatrlx dale 14. lib* 1.. Ileac; Hlrrly Attoraey July 24 -Aug f-3 Roy S. Johnson & Son Aoctioneern & Real Estate DeV <mn Bldß., Ground Floor Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. We'll ba glad to Rapreaant yen In tha transaction of Real Eatata at Public Bale or private aale. 25 yeara In thia buainaaa In Decatur. Wa welcome your inveatlgatian of eur recerd of which wa are proud. Melvin Lelehty, Rep.

les.” He listed them as "the repeated assertion that the president has ample power to deal with Inflation;" that Mr. Truman can invoke consumer credit controls by declaring "some kind of new emergency," and that "present inflationary conditions are the result of 'easy money' policies. Porter also branded as "sheer nonsense" (he "repeated (Republican leadership) suggestion that exports are responsible for the high price level." Meanwhile, the house hanking committee fnet to hear Thomas B. McCabe, chairman of the federal reserve board.

I - * 'I * /iftpw *ll fl! 1 I 4 •' * - * * ■ . ' $ -‘hi a w a iL- - W fir \ Ir < (J r A F W II j * MHb ISEB i v II .. . AMO GOING HIGHSR before summer la over is the "dollaroua word on the climbing cost of living, from Ewan Clague. U. S. labor statistics commissioner. This chart symbolises changes in Consumers Price Index for month ending In mid-June. Clothing is only item In the consumer necessity group showing a decline. (Internatioml)

I FOR SALE! I • 1940 DODGE 4 1M)OR ft R & H—New Paint—Clean S • 1941 DODGE TUDOR ■ Luxury Liner — H. B B • 1940 PONTIAC 4 DOOR—H. B • 1939 OLDS CLUB COUPE H. — A Dandy. I Dick Mansfield Motor Sales I | So. Second St. I

I PLANALYSIS PhnalyaiN the formula for a planned, personalized program for any INSURANCE need ha.*ed on the accurate analyNb of the property owner's need and hb present coverage. Leland Smith Insurance J Agency Gtann HID I

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AGREEMENT (Cont. From P»g« Oas) proval of the company’s board of directors and the union member ship. Under the agreement, workers would have returned to their jobs this morning with an 11-cept hourly wage Increase, and the status of 11 union members whom the company refused to rehlre would be left to the decision ot an arbitrator. The company charged that the 11 workeaa had engaged In "illegal picketing" and has caused "excessive violence" during picket line scufflee last week. The union has refused to call off the strike until the men were return ed to their jobs. Trade In a Good lawn — uecatur

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug. 2 — (UP) — Livestock: Hogs: 200-220. 31; 220-230. 30.78; 180-200. 30.75 ; 230-250. 30 25-30.50; 250300, 28-30; 300-400, 24-27; 100180. 24.25-30.25; roughs 25 down; stags 18 down. Calves 32. Spring lambs 29 50; clipped lambs 23; clipped ewes 10; clplped bucks 8. Cattle steady. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. Aug. 2 — (UP) — (PMA)—-Livestock: H<>g». 5.000; barrows and gilts 170-240 ibs. steady to 25 higher, top steady at 31.00 paid freely; hulk good and choice 170-240 th* 30.50-31.00; heavier weights unevenly strong to 50 higher; 240270 lbs. 29.25-30.50; 270-300 ibs. 27.00-29.75; 300-350 lbs. 26.0028.00; bulk 160-170 lbs. 26.5030.50; 140 160 lbs. 25.00-26.00; g<KMi and choice sows 450 lbs. down, unevenly strong to 50 or more higher, early bulk 300-450 lbs 2300-24.75. Cattle. 2.200. calves. 500; strictly good and choice fed steers moderately active, fully steady market slow on some medium short fed kinds; load top good and choice 1218 Tb. steers 39.50; scattered loads mostly good fed yearlings and light steers 35.0037.50; bulk medium to good short ted kind* 29.0034.50; ,ew good heifers 34.00-37.00; cows al>out steady, good beef cows 23.00-25.00; good and choice vealera held steady but lower grades unevenly weak to 1.00 lower, good to c hoice 30.50-23.00. Sheep. 500; spring lambs open ed 50-1.00 lower; several lots low choice closely sorted kinds 30 00, early top So.oo. good to choice mix<-d weights in several legs 27.00-29 50; slaughter ewes altout steady, good to choice lights 9.0010.50, few to 11.00. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Sept 2.22>4; Dec. 2.2516; May 219 H; July 2O7HA. Corn: Sept 1.84 H; Oct. 156*6A; Dec 1.4716; May 15016: July 150. Oats: Sept. 71%; Dec. 74’6; May 7516; July 711»A Soybeans Nov. 2.61; Dec. 2.64; March 2.66A. Markets At A Glance By United Press, Stocks irregular in quiet trading Bonds irregular U. 8. govern ments did not trade. Curb stocks irregular. Chicago stocks irregular. Silver unchanged in New York at 74% cents a fine ounce. Cotton future* lower. Grains in Chicago: wheat, corn, oats, rye and soy beans futures lower. Cattie. sheep, and hogs steady. To the state of New York be longs the honor of having held the first agricultural fair, later and now a valuable asset to each state. The idea was originated by Alkanah Watson, a resident ot Albany, in 1819. Trade In a Town — Decatur Bl KK Elevator Co. riaeotue . N«*«reon - Monroe

KENNETT, MURRAY A CA. , Corrected Aug. 2 160 to 180 lbs ..„ 30.00 180 to 200 lbs. — 30.85 200 to 225 lbs 30.80 225 to 240 lbs .... 30.00 240 to 250 lbs. 29.50 250 to 260 lbs. 29.35 260 to 270 lbs M. 75 270 to 280 lbs. 28.25 280 to 290 lbs. .'„ 27.75 290 to 300 ibs. 27.35 300 to 325 lbs. 36 00 325 to 350 lbs 28.00 350 to 375 Ibs. 24 00 375 to 400 lbs. 23.00 140 to 160 lbs 24.00 120 to 140 Ibs. 23.00 100 to 120 ibs 23.00 Roughs , 300 lbs. down 23.50 300 to 350 Ibs. 83.00 350 to 400 lbs. 2100 400 to 450 lbs 20.50 450 to 500 Ibs 19.50 500 to 550 lbs 18.50 500 to 600 lbs 17.50 Stags 17.00 Boars 11.00 Veals (Wed. A Sat.) 31.00 Lambs (Wed. k Sat.) 37.50 CUpped Lambs 88.00 Ewes (Clipped) 8.00 Yearlings 18.00 SCHMITTS STOCK VARDA Corrected Aug. 2 200 to 220 Ibs. 30.50 220 to 230 ibs 30.20 230 to 240 Ibs 30.00 240 to 250 ibs. 29.75 250 to 260 ibs. ... 29.20 260 to 270 lbs. 28.75 270 to 280 Ibs. 28.25 280 to 290 Ibs 27.75 290 to 300 Ibs 27.25 300 to 325 Ibs. 26.25 325 to 350 ibs 25.50 350 to 375 Ibs 24.75 375 to 400 Ibs 23.00 400 |b*. up 22.50 ISO to 200 lbs. ..... 29.35 160 to 180 lbs. 29.75 140 to 160 lb*. 26.25 100 to 140 lbs 25.50 Roughs 300 down 24.35 Stags 17.00 Calves 38.00 Ewes 9.0 Q Bucks 7.00 Boars 11.00 LOCAL GRA4N MARKIT BURK BLBVATOR 80. Corrected Aug. 2 Beans sueject to ckaase during day. Prices delivered al elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel lose. Cora: .07 per 100 less. so b. farm. WHOLEBALB EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PROOUCI CO. Phono 8M Corrected Aug 2 Grade A large white .54 Grade A large brown Current receipts .45 Heavy Lena .30 Leghorn bens 4 lbs. up .23 Cocke .13 Fryenx-caU for prices. GRAIN PRICIB Adams County F. B. CoOp’e Berno-Monroo-WHllamo Corrected Aug. 2 Corrected July 31 No. 1 Wheat 2.06 Oats .63 Torn 2.75 Beans 3.00 Call for rye prices. Milk Cows More than 26.000.000 eows on three-fourths at the nation's 8,877,000 fsrmx produce milk.

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