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■Local classified . Advertising rates word* or 1«m: Kne 50c; 2 tinea 75c; I ■hm (I; 8 times *1.75 quoted ere for conger . Insertions No classified accepted for aklpday K, for 10 point BLACK is 5c per word each in- I ' mKb. 50c minimum charge. : ads listed tn para i «■* 30% increase over >Kr rate. ■py mast be tn office by 11 5 e-wT Monday through Friday. ' sMrdav deadline is 9 a. m o ■for sale ■■\saiJ: SbelKan bottle gag i now available. Übrick UMt — L'fced A. C. combine ’ A 27. Phone 2551. 191 2t WPA toilet Phone ~r inquire 104 Marshall St. j > 190 3t [ — 1940 Dodge « door. ■« II . new paint, clean Dick Motor Salos 196 ts • gsALE— Devoe Faints- good Section. Outside. Inside A barn Hr,tn "Ask your neighbor," he H sued It. Uhrick Bros. 53 ts — 1947 Fleetmaater ■rvrolet 4 door Sean. Doc's Car Krk Phone 103, 4 mile S. on 27. !■ 193 TF Philco 8 ft. Refrigerator six weeks. Just like new. ■ll 110 Monroe after 5 p.m. 1 191 3tM jßk SALE--Dirt, cinders, deCall Ijorin Glass at O. H Dilling. Craigville 4 Decatur Ki.e. leitr SALE: Six foot electric ■ tonard refrigerator, good ■ondition. Phone 816. a 191t2x SALE— Used stoves, washers ■peepers. 72 inch sink cabinet ■ 159 95. 48 inch 49 95. Kitchen ■ipliances, 238 N. 2nd. phone ■*. 175-ts By SIZE MYERS or Deming deep I ■rd; pumps. Pipe for Installations stock Exeprienced labor. BakPlumbing ami Heating. Phone ■*2 704 W. Monroe St. 138 T. ■k SALE 1936 V 8 Ford "1 'i Ht<t. Truck. Fair condition, rea | H-inxlde. Also practically new Kto' k trailer. Inquire Monroeville ■ruit Market. 191 3t» ■r SALE—b room semi modern ■ lU „e. ( > n e block south of Lin■coin school. *3BOO with *BOO ■cash down, balance *35 monthly. ■Porhcssion before school starts ■ Bob Heller, Realtor, Phone 870' 164 t f ■lit SALE- Roper Dri-Gas ranges ■Serve! Refrigerators. Before you ■ buy, "ask the lady who owns ■ one" Also water heaters, water ■ sctaners installed Stucky s Ap ■ piiam es, Geneva Hatcheries I 180 wh SHY RBW a boat on your vacation when you can buy •r rent an oatboard motor at Dick Mansfield Motor Hales, Hl S. Second. 143-ts fOR SALE — New modern two ■ bedroom home, fully automatic. Third bedioom partly finished Gas heat. I'ee of finest truck patch in city. Down payment 11950. F. H. A. baian.-e about *56 ninthly including principle, interest. tuxes. Insurance Bob Heller Bldg. Phone 870. 184-TF| ?OR SALE-"C” and ”B" Allis ; Chalmers tractors. Graham Plows. Spike tooth harrows l »*d Jetin Deere field cultiva core. Used Oliver 70 with cult!»»tors. Naturalube oils and greasaa. Tractor tires Gerber Moser Implement Co.. U. S 27. i’houe mi. it*-St FOIt SALE — Late Model "B” John Deere tractor, fully equip ped International manure spread er Oliver tractor disk. Case pickup prose, good as new Ixtuden •tails and etanchions. DeLaval mllkera. separators, food freesers. Clipper fanning mills. New spike tooth harrows. Now Holland baler twine. Steffen' Implement Co Third *L Phone 180. 189 4t fOR~SALE —~ Well improved 40 Acre farm Similes from Berne. >ood level productive soil, well drained and fenced, has been Property rotated and is in good »tata of fertility. Buildings con I •‘at of a good frame bouse with • rooms and large utfHty room; new buiU-in cupboards sud in laM linoleum hi the kitchen, ail ’scope one room with Venetian blinds; Arcola heating system, almost new basement hip roof bora 38x48 with shed and crib attacked 21x38; tool abed almost new 20x31; poultry bouse 14x34. fuel house 3x10; good drove well “Ad soft water ctsters; vartety of fruit trees; eiectric lights; poMeuotou Sept |*t Jeff Ue-b »T. Abct|osoer and Rag! Z»tate Bette Ip<

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FOR SALE — Wooden kitchen' cabinet. Phone 1796 192t3x! — - - ' FOR SALE — Cherries for canning ■ Call s*. ng t* ICE— Elmers ice Delivery —old Packing House. 24 hour service. We deliver. Phone 1883. 1884tx FOR SALE--Clean 1935 Chevrolet coach ready to go. Phone 198. 192-St FOR SALE -Thayer baby buggy, hi very good condition. Phone Ml 193-lt FOR SALE-2 women s fall suits and 2 winter coats (sixes 18-20). Call No. 270. 192-ltx FOR SALE—9 x 15 rose rug; 1 pair tall crystal table lamps; spinet desk, Charles maple desk and chair; 1 washing machine; motor scooter. Phone *972. 190-3 t FOR SALE- Weil improved 155 acre farm, good productive soil, electric lights, located on good highway close to town. Jeff Llechty, Auctioneer and Real Estate. Berne, Ind. 190-3 t FOR SALE —Caso pickup bailer with ball loader and auger attachment C. D. Bowen, 3’4 mi. south of Monroeville on 101 and 2 mi. east. Phone 427* Monroeville. 190-3tx FOR SALE New Paper 151 D Forage Harvester, complete with blower, and all attachments. Steffen Implement Co. Third St., Phone 180, Decatur, Indiana. 192t3 FOR SALE or Trade- 1947 Ford Super Deluxe 4 door, radio and heater. 1940 Plymouth 2 door. 1938 LaSalle convertible. Steffen Standard Station, 3rd & Monroe. Phone 246. 192t3 FOR SALE 60 acre farm on State Road 101, close to elevator, atorea. churches and schools. This Is a good farm with a good honae and a newly conatructed barn. Cail 68—The Kent Realty 4 Auction Co.. Inc —C. W’ Kent or Gerald Strickler. 192 3t . FOR SALE OR TRADE — 1946 Fleetline Chev. Radio 4 Heater. 1948 Fleetmaater Chev. Radio 4 Heater. 1939 Chev. Sedan. 1938 Chev 2 door. 1936 Chev. 2 door, 2 1937 Ford B*. Fred Bust he Ph. •7* 190 3t ' WANTED - Room and board sos reliable girl on evening ahlft al G. E in return for help with light housekeeping in the morning. Near G. E in pleasant home. Write Box 235 giving age and reference. 191 3tx FOR SALE- 75k eu- refrigerator. '47 model. Also Quality gas { range solid walnut console radio and record player; Bedroom suite, box springs and mattrees. Inquire 516 Jefferson St. 19ff-3tx FOR SALE All modern. 7 room home on one floor. Located In the west end 3 room basement and also large utility room. 2 car garage with work shop. Back yard is fenced In. Close to grocery stores and playground for the kiddies. For appointments Call 88 The Kent Realty 4 Auction Co.. Inc.—<7. W Kent or Gerald Strickler 193-3 t FOR SALE 1946 Ford 159 Ton truck, short wheel base. 1941 Mack 15k ton wheel base 1941 O. M. C. 15i short wheel base 1940 D 8 3* 154 ton short wheel base All 2 »pee<l axles 1940 Army G. M C. 6x6 1936 | Ford I'4 lon stake Teepie Truck Une. Phone 254. 1926 t 'FOR SALE AU modern. 4 room home just two years old All built in features. Insulated, hardwood floors, inlaid linoleum in kitchen and bath, nice lawn, and fenced in back yard and beantlful shrubbery. This property was built under F. H. A. specifKa tions and must be seen to be ap predated. Phone 68 Th* Kent Realty 4 Auction Co.. Inc —C. W Kent or Gerald Strickler. 192-31 FOR SAIJC Are you looking for a good modern home < lose to up town, schools and churches? This home has Just been remodeled and in very good state of repair. It has 3 bedrooms, liiing room, dining room. bath, large garage, nice fruit trees, good relief, large lot with plenty pf shade Immediate possession This property Is an ideal location. so see ui today Cell 68— The Kent Realty 4 AucUon Ce. lac —C. w Kent or Gerald Strickler 192-3 t RENT — ' FOR RENT -I sleeping room, nice »ise Phone 5494. ism-jt FOR - RENT* Seeping room 228 Madison M or phone ««6 190 Jtl “"a gold nugget weighing 86 vasies verth more than W *». L' F£tMUMAl*sA*U<r. Ore

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds Mi "When my wife was talking I mistook her for the parrot we got with a Democrat Want Ad—and aaid ‘shut up'!” WANTED WANTED —Typist Apply at Teeple Trucking Co. 191 3t gomTceiidition—Can 1*075. 191 -3 tx WANTED TO BUY- Boef and dairy cattle. Bchetmn'a Market. Phone MIL 79-ts WANTED-Lady to work tn iaua dry. Apply in person at 127 So. 9th, phone 1149. 190 3U WANTED— Woman to do washing and ironing for 3 adnlts, work at her home. 1008 High St Phone 7434 191 3tx WANTED TO BUY- Used can Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 8. Second St., Decatur, Ind lOMf WANTED TO BUY -Good used cars. See Harold Steffen, Standard Station. 3rd 4 Monroe. Phone 246. IRMt WANTED: GDI for office must be able to type. Inquire in writing Box 306, Democrat. 192t3 WANTED — Good Quality HAY Loose Bara Cured And Dry Enough To Bale And Ship. John Feasel. Phone €282. 18* TF WANTED - W. P. A. /olleto. ceaa pools, septic tanks to clean out. Repair old pita if wanted. Write Major Harris, Grover Hili. Ohio, phone 76. IM 24t WANTED: Good quality hay • - baled or lootte • • also straw.—Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25. 190TF WOMEN to sew at home; profitable business, good earnings. Write Hollywood Mfg„ Co.. 7962 Melrose Ave.. Hollywood 46, Calif. 192-ltx WANTED— Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone *7O. Holler Build ing. 344-TF WANTED TO RENT — Sept. Ist Furnished honse or apartment. Private bath preferred. Will take boat care of furnishings. Reliable and respectable family. Phone 7294. 191 3tx LADY TO SELL lovely guaranteed lingerie, hosiery, etc., direct to friends, neighbors Big earnings Our 26th year. Write Thogerson Hosiery Co.. Wilmette. 111. IM itx WANTED— We buy iron, 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 44*. 194-ts 4EWINO MACHINE Repairing — Lot us convert your old treadle Machine Into a modern electric Wo make covered buttons, buck els. machine buttonholes; Hom stitching We buy and soil sewing machines Boardman's 223 North First. Hl 20-tx MISCELLANEOUS PIANO TUNING and service. Boyd Stapler, phone Monroe 94-P. 13-T MONEY TO LO AN ~ Cash loan» of 110 to *3OO mads to tnea or wo met. Decatur Lena 4 Discount' Co. Trust Bldg.. Phone 319 H TF ■4TARTER AND * GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motot Sales. 140 8. Second BL. Decatur Ind 173-ts ADAM V. KUNOWiCH. teacher of violin. Musical supplies and string taotromont repairs 216 N. 9th St. Phone 1249 1I74» Complete Protection Service. All types tnfturance. —Kenneth Runyon. K. C- Bldg-* Phone 385. T RADIO REPAIR— rnr coaelete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haughs 6041 FARMERS ATTKNTTON We remove deaf, borooe. cow a bags etc. Decatur phone 2Md. Wo par aU phons charges The Stadior Fer«Ur»r Co.. tb.T»ar’.y Ua Btad Itr Preduc-U Co I*.’J

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ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES -Let no supply you vtth your electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fix Uirss, motors or anything that you may need. QuolaUons given on say job, Arnold A Klenk. 317-TF SEE HAUGKB tor automatte water heaters— wstsr systems— bathrooms—or kitchens. We furnish pipe and Install anything we sail 30-ts MRS. KOSENKINA (Cont. From Page One) committee's current espionage investigation," Mundt said. New York police, in conjunction with federal authorities, were investigating to determine If Russian consular officials violated any American law in "rescuing" Mrs. Kosenkina from the Reed farm at Valley Cottage. N. Y., and keeping her "priaoner" at the consulate. Mrs. Kosenkina accused Russian vice consul Zot Chepurnykh of keeping her prisoner In the presence of police officials yesterday. , When Chepurnykh asked if she wished to be moved to another hospital, she replied: "No. You kept me priaoner You would not let me go." Earnest A. Gross, legal adviser to the U. S. state department, flew here yesterday and conferred for almost an hour with top officials of the police department. U. S. attorney John F. X. MeGohey, agents of the FBI and acting district attorney Joseph A. Snraffte. Gross explained that the state department was not participating In the investigation but was merely gathering data on the case for consideration In replying to a Soviet note of protest about the "kidnaping” of Mrs. Ko senkina and Mikhail Samarin, another Russian teacher who refused to return home Gross emphasised that diplomatic immunity of consular officials does not mean a crime can go unpnnished. It was not until 1872 that Japan had railways. - « jf X■ r v KVa \ ■ MRS. HORtNCI AlBfR. wife of Harry F. Alber, suspended head of price and distribution division at General MacArthur's head* quarters in Japan, holds their »J---month-old eon Chad at Ix>s An* gelee. Alber is under suspension without pay pending a loyalty checkup. (Internationth Jehovah's Witnesees Kingdom Hall west of Hanna Nutt man Par. Sunday 3 pm. Public Bible Lecture in the Willshire City Park. Willshire. Ohio. Sunday 8 p m . Bi Ide Study using the July 1, 1948 issue of The Watchtower, Subject: "Transmitting The Sacred Record.” Monday 8 p.m . Bible Study using the Study Aid. "The Truth Shall Make Yon Frew.” Friday 7:30 p.m.. Service Meeting School at 8:45 p.m. followed by Theocratic Ministry tI’fOIVTWHVT OF UIMIMOTK VTIII X narsTE >«». Xatler la aitrw. That lh» nn-leroigneii ha* hern appointed Administratrix of thr eaUte of Emma K Hart het late of Adam* County, d<~-eaaed The e»tate l» protMbly solvent. Heleo W. Mart Pel *aw»latat ralrl a Job ». IPS* Heart H. Heller Aftaraer July II Aug 7*14 tt*rwtßTWi:AT or ecxat«iT«>Ma RaVATK XW. 1437 Mallee l» hereM *bea. That the und- r*lgn«d ha» been appointed Klr- tjtora of the -etatr of "hriatlan Eicher late nt Adams ''ooab. deceased The estate to prob abit solvent. Barmaad E. Kleber. FHIa Kleber — Narrators Jab ST. IM' Heart W. Welter AMarae, Jolt »1 Aug ' H NOTICE! My office will be dotted from Saturday night. Angust 14. ut 5 o'clock to Saturday Aug«>t 23. Dr. Jnhn Cut"!! • »lt»

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LEGION (Cont. From Page One) some 75 suggested resolutions touching on communism, unlver sal military training, a state soldier bonus, and an increase in state dues. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur SICK CHILD'S "•ont From Page One) take. He afckwl them to hurry because "there can be no unneeded delays in a caae so pressing as this one." There was some indication that the doctor's rrcommendation would be in favor of the father. Dr. Knowlton Barber, urologist at the Childreu'a memorial hospital, told newsmen the ”109 to one" and ”1,000 to one" estimates against the operation were much too high. "We have about 15 caaes of this type each year." he said “Nearly all survive the operation " Dr. Isaac Abt. pediatrician who won the American Medical Association's 1948 distinguished service award, said he believed “the child has a good chance" to sur-

an. 'sMfl THRff MEN CHARGED with suspicion of murder in Polk county, Tennessee, election strife are released on bond totaling 320,000 at Benton, county seat. Members of the "Good Government league'* supplied the bond for (from left) Raymond Radford, J. W. Freeman, Burton Brown. Several shootings m the county resulted In the National Guard being called out. (I nremenonef Snurdohotn)

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vive surgery but that “It is a difficult operation and demands a surgeon with great skill.” "I would advise the parents most certainly to agree on surgery," he said. RUSSIAN PRESS (font From Page One) Zot Chepurnykh to the hospital, resulting in a protest by consul general Jacob M. Iximakin to the New York police commissioner in spite of the protest. Chepurnykh still was refused admittance to the hospital without explanation. according to Tans. Finally, however, he was admitted. Tass reported "Mrs. Kosenklna's hospital was surrounded hy policemen who obviously were trying to Influence her into issuing statements aliegedly coming from Mrs. Kosenkina herself.” the dispatch said. The series of dispatches also" included one saying that Rep Karl E Mundt of the house committee on unAmerican activities wired New York police commissioner Arthur W Daliander concerning the case. The wire. Tass said, was “substantially encoiVaging to Ithe New York police and intelligence service, supporting it to continue lawless, arbitrary action in the Kosenkina matter.”

Coal underlies more than 15,000 square miles of the state of Kansas. * rT-TT-m> CillUFor ■ 'r-M IFUH B Frigft, Sill • : LOKS IIHANCI mviH SUTItf J • AassH tor CUPPER Ven liRM, Irc. •' TEEPLE TRUCK LINE NOTICE Brushwiiler Tailor Shop Will Be CLOSED Aug. 16 to Sept. 1 dW AN Kinds of Iron Work OacatMr, M> IRON * Phawo MG2 SHOP—Grner Washington & 11th Sts. KeN—l22 S. 13th St. Service Special till Aug. 16 Car Wash 1.50 Oil Change, 5 qts. 1.75 Flash Crankcase I—so Lubrication l.ftf) TOTAL $5.75 ALL FOR sj|.9S ppcjCajPock OV SALE at Newsstands DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT The Afternoon HOME Newspaper Newspaper office closed Saturday afternoon. Elevator Co. naratar Pataeaan Moeen.

KENNETT. MURRAY A CO. Corrected August 14 200 to 225 lbs 39. W 225 to 240 lbs. 29.00 240 to 250 lbs 38 A0 250 to 280 Jbs. 23.25 260 to 270 lbs - 27.75 270 to 280 lbs. 23.35 280 to 290 lbs ........... 26.75 290 to 30ff lbs 28 25 300 to 325 lbs. 25.00 325 to 350 lbs 24. W 350 to 375 ibe. 23.00 375 to 400 lbs. 33.00 180 to 200 lbs. . 39 25 160 to 180 lbs 29.00 140 to 160 lbs 23.00 120 to 140 lbs 22.00 100 to 120 lbs 22.00 Roughs 300 lbs. down 24 00 300 to 350 lbs 23.50 350 to 400 lbs. 23 00 400 to 450 lbs 21.50 500 to 550 lbs 20.50 500 to 600 lbs 18.50 Stags .... 16.00 Boars 11.00 Veals (Wed. 4 Sat I 304)0 Ijirnbs (Wed 4 Bat.) 25.50 Ewes 9.00 Yearlings -. 15.00 SCHMITT'S STOCK YARDS Corrected August 14 200 to 220 lbs — 29.75 220 to 230 lbs. 29.45 230 to 240 lbs 29.35 240 to 250 ibs At.ee 259 to 260 Ibs 28 45 260 to 270 Ibu 28 00 270 to 280 lbs 37.50 280 to 290 Bm. 27.00 290 to 300 lbs. 26.50 300 to 325 ibs 25.50 825 to 350 lbs 24.75 350 to 375 Ibs 36.00 375 to 400 Ibs ... 22 25 400 lbs up 31.75 180 to 200 lbs. 28.50 160 to 180 Ibs 29.00 14<» to 160 Ibs 26.50 100 to 140 ibs. 24.75 Roughs 300 down .. 28.75 Stags 17.00 Calves 28.00 Ewes „ .. 3AO Hucks 7.00 Hoars 11.30 lanibs ... ... 25.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR DO. Corrected August 14 Beans sunjact to ckanga during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel lees. Corn: .07 psr 100 less. fA.b. farm WHOLESALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phene 880 Corrected August 14 Grsde A large white . 58 Grade A large brown 54 Heavy Hens .... .31 Leghorn bens 4 lbs. up .21 Co<ks .. . .. .12 Fryer* call for prices. GRAIN PRICE* Adams County P. *. Co-Op's Berne-Monres-Wl IBeme Corrected August 14 N' I Wheat . J.ff” Oats .36 Corn 2.80 1 Beans TOO Call for rye prices Established at Salem. Ore., In 1842, Willamette rntverslty. founded by a pioneer missionary, Jasou Lee. is thr oldrs’ institution of Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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