Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 192, Decatur, Adams County, 14 August 1948 — Page 6

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Satchel Paige Hurls Indians Back Into Lead New York, Aug. If. (UP) —U was age before beauty today aa the Cleveland Indiana, thank* to the effectiveness of venerable Satchel Paige, took over first place in the American League from Philadelphia's classy athletics. Paige, the lanky negro right hand er who stopped counting after his 41st birthday, pitched the Indians into first place last night with an impressive five-hit. 5 to 0 triumph over the Chicago White Sox \ throng of 51,013 - largest night game crowd in Comiskey park history- watched the slender Satchel register his fourth victory of the year Cleveland went ahead in the fifth when Larry Doby tripled off Kandy (lumbert and came home on Jim Began* fly ball. The Indians added another run in the eighth and three more in the ninth when Chicago's defense crumbled l*ehind relief pitt her Glen .Moulder. Scoring eight runs in the eighth, the Yankees broke a four-game losing streak and defeated Connie .Mack's Athletics. 8 to 5, before 60.745 fans at Yankee stadium. Left hander la>u ilrlssie held the Yankees to three hits and was coasting with a 5 to 0 margin when New York began its barrage In the eighth. After ilrlssie had loaded the bases, he was relieved by Charley Harris who walked Joe I»r Maggio forcing in a run. Yogi Berra's pinch single scored two more and after a walk to Bobby Brown. Phil Rizzuto tied the score with a single. Alex Kellner and Carl Schelb also were called upon to pitch during the eighth and the Yanks tallied three more times on Pete Suder's error and Snuffy Stirweiaa* single with the bases full. Harris was the loser and Frankw Hiller, who relieved Bob Porterfield, was the winner. The Boston Red Sox strengthened their hold on third place by beat* ing Washington. 6 to 2. Icehind Mel Parnell's four-hit pitching Boston pounded Early Wwnn for 10 hits and led from the third inning on. It marked Parnell's ninth victory of the season Zach Taylor's St l»uis Browns climbed into sixth place ahead of the Senators by beating Hal Newhouser and the Wetroit Tigers. 4 to 1. Bookie Ned Garver held the Bengals to six hits helped his own cause with a triple that scored two runs. The loss was Newhouser's eigth against la triumphs. Garver was credited with his fifth victory. Brooklyn exploded for 15 hits and a 6 to 3 win over the Braves. Thereby cutting Boston's National League lead to three games The Braves went ahead when Bob Elliott homered off Preacher Roe in the first with one on but the Dodger came back with three in the fourth and three In the sixth. Pee Wee Reese tied the score when he hit a homer in the fourth with one on and Duke Snider paced Brook lyn's offensive with a pair of triples and a single. Roe was the winner and Bill Voiselle the loser. Pittsburgh scored four runs in the eigth to come from behind and beat the third place Cardinals. 5 to

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4. it was the Pirates' fifth straight triumph and their seventh In a rowover St. Lottis. Bob Chesnes scattered nine hits for his eighth victory and started the winning rally with a single Stan Musial had two doubles, a triple and a single hut grounded out with two out and a man on first in the ninth. Reliefer Ted Wilks was the loser. The Philadelphia Phillies scored 10 runs in the first inning and j staggered tn a 12 to 7 derision over the Giants. Ray Post, knocked out in the first frame, was the losing pitcher and Curt Simmons the winner. Richie Ashburn. Dick Sisler and Granny Hamner each collected three hits. Johnny Schmitz attained his 12th victory of the season by pitching the Chicago Cubs to a 10 to 4 victory over Cincinnati. Ewell Blackwell, routed in the sixth when Chicago scored five runs, was the loser. Hank Schenz hit a homer for the Cubs and Frank Baumholtz hit one for the Reds. Yesterday's star-Satchel Paige of Cleveland who pitched a fivehit. 5 to 0 victory over the White Sox anti hoisted the Indians into first place. Decatur Moose Win Bth Suburban Tilt The Decatur Moose maintained their second-half undefeated record in the Suburban league Friday night, scoring an easy 8-2 victory over Uniondale at Worthman field It wax the eighth straight league triumph for the Moose in the second round. Decatur won the league championship of the first half Decatur piled up an early lead, scoring once in the first inning and four times in the second. Another run tallied in the fourth and two In the sixth. A walk, an error and a double accounted for Uniondale's only runs In the fifth. Harrah limited the visitors to two hits and fanned 12 batters. Reed's home run featured the Decatur attack. The Moose team will play in an invitational tourney at Uniondale next week, with the schedule yet to be drawn In an exhibition game as the opener, the VFMJ edged out a 13-12 eight-inning victory over the U. S Naval Reserve team of Fort Wayne. VFW tallied five times in the last of the seventh to tie the score and counted the winning tally in the eighth laist night's score: R H E Naval Reserve 221 401 20-12 12 3 VFW 002 041 51-13 10 4 Myers, 8. Choka and Painter; Reef. Harrah and Raudebush. Howdyshell and Stoppenhagen. RHE Uniondale 000 020 0- 2 2 3 Decatur 140 102 x—t 3 3 Keidel and Schutt; Harrah and Stoppenhagen Week's Schedule Monday—Mutt's exhibition; O. E vs K. of C. Tuesday— VFW vs McMillen; Moose vs Roanoke (Suburban). Thursday--Bingen girls exhibition; Mutt's vs O. E Friday G. E vs* McMillen; Moose exhibition

Summer Graduation Is Held At Purdue Lpfayette. Ind.. Aug. 14—(UP)— Nearly MO more men and women Joined the growing Hat of Purdue University graduates today. They were awarded degree* laat night at the 89th summer commencement. Dr. Frank C. Hock ema. rlce-prealdent of the University. conferred bachelor* dotrees on 348 candidate*, master'* degree* on >7 and doctor ■ degree* mt n Vice-president R R. Stewart urged th* graduate* to vwhiUle your problem* down to your own sis*." money: OF FINAL WFTTI.MMKNT V* ESTATE NO. 41*4 Notl-e •• herebv elven to th. creditor*. heir* and legxtee. of Theodor Schueler, de< raved to appear In the Adame Circuit Court, held at D*c»*ur. Indlaaa. on the Sth d«v of Sept.. l*t*. and ahow cam*. If an* ■»- *i.e fin u, unrri.event actX’XTI with the eet.te of *ald de-edent ihould not be approved; and .aid heir* ar* notified to then and there Fake nrnof of helr'hlp, •nd receive their dl.trluMlve eharea. <Sue«*v Srherlvr Uel.hlolw Deeetnr. ledtana. * awwat IX I***. Atte***r SeveeSe N. *eitw*t**r Sept IL—>l notktt or final erm.KMMNT OF nXTATT NO 41*4 Notice la hereby given to th* creditor*. heir* and legatee, of Carrie 0. Mann decoaee die appear In the Adame Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, oa th* l*th dev of arcviwa skwwm ACCOUNTS with the eetate of aaM t S RIOU V®Oe and aald h*lr* *•* notified to then and there make areef of heirship, and receive their distributive eharea - ftai sslx.TKS'S'Sm

OLYMPICS SURPRISE MAN ■ • By Alon Maw* HARR I SON DILLARD LEFT FOR '*£B As a sort op forgotten w A MAN WHQD M qualified in jggngßfc-' K WP/j " the wrong EVE NT — Wv-Y W "T* - W hero /" -Nw J VICTORY )>'/ w /A/ thb t. up i /si?- p!!7 / vi > METERS, £ W I WgA OFTEN F X CONSIDERED V ■ CLASS ZE"* r ■ „„ event m of rue *** .y/’i . -iff OLYMPICS I I sfw I \ jjh. f JH/ DILLARD’S l\ I 117 \ jf/ strinq I r W \ 31 °? Z in 3/ UNBEATEN (\ < 3 k / triumphs Yhe real victim of V*' 1J V AT P 82 e/ * DILLARD'S ATTEMPT V ‘ SW W n double up m rue |ki w SPRINT AND HURDLES TU jai / was Barney Ewell—" li doub' ing IF HARRIS ON NAD If fisU DOUBLING STUCK 7b THE STICKS. V | J'C,THE CINDERELLA MAN FROM J I tW PENNSYLVANIA WOULD HAVE. [7*n If CHAMPIONWON THE IPO-METERS / C SHI PS Z

o —o Today's Sport Parade | By Oscar Fraley I (Rag. U. B. Fat. Off.) I 0 0 New York. Aug. 14 — (UP)— Fearless Fraley * facta and figure*: If anybody deserves to see a world serie* it Is the Cleveland fan* who are attending Indian game* with a penistent fervor which this season will break major league baseball's all-time attendance record. The Yank* set tne present mark of 2.265,1 it in 194® and Cleveland, with 1,744.497 to date, appears a cinch to crack that mark with 26 remaining home games For Cleveland would need only 20.G00 a game average — and currently sports an average of better than 40.000. Under Rill Veeck's progressive guidance and showmanship, the team this season ha* had eight of the 10 largest crowd* in the history of the ball duh. In one game there were 82.781 addict* on hand and Cleveland set a night game record with 72.434 ... at roughly a buck and a half a head that's real high finance . . . Henry Cotton, recent winner of his third British open golf championship. arrives back In the United State* Aug. 26 for seven week* of eahibition matches Cotton defeated both Ben Hogan and Jim Demaret In the Goodall round rohin this spring and plan* are under way for a match with Byron Nelson in late September . . . Despite all report* to the contrary. Ted Wmiams insist* that he is deliberately trying to hit to left field. He ha* had four hit* to left off Bob Feller which may toss the Boudreau shift into the aabean. Williams' teammate. Yarn Stephens. is leading the league In run* batted in and one of the reasons is that Ted bate ahead of him and th* Thumper usually I* on base Racing ha* many case* where son* ride horse* trained by their fathers. But Jimmy (Specs) McCoy is setting precedent with announcement that hell ride horses trained by hi* son. W 8 McCoy. The eider McCoy. 46. is called "specs" and “goggles" because he is the only jock who wears glasses while riding . . . The New York Giants are tout-

REAL ESTATE AUCTION « ROOM MODERN HOME FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,1948 •:» .. M. LOCATION: Is Monmouth. Indiana—The second house north of gro eery store on East aid* of street, or I* one block West of the school on th* Seuthsait corner AS I HAVE ACCEPTED A POSITION IN THE STATE OF TEX AS, WE WILL SELL OUR 4 ROOM MODERN HOME AT AUCTION Thi* I* a very nice 4 room modern home It ha* oil heat, built in feature* such as cupboards, etc., a beautiful new modern bath up.*and a etool down 2 Nice Bedroom*, large living room, dining room and kitchen with inlaid linoleum, all room* newly redecorated. insulated. K’m window*, »up pump la baaemeat. M gal automatic hot water ter. NEW 4” well, NEW roof, electric circulating fan. garage and saner lot with plenty of shade lu«pecf this hon*e at any time and plan to be there the day of th* **le TOU WILL UKE IT. TERMS Cash, dav of sale, balance upon do ivery of clear title IMMEDIATE POBBESDION MR. & MRS. STANLEY CLARK. OWNERS Ned Johnson. Melvin Leichty, C W Kent — Auctioneers Gerald Btriekler. Bales Manager Rale Conducted by The Kcu: Realty A Aaettoa Ce„ lac. Deester. Indiana 14 14 11

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ing Sheldon (Available) Jones, the 26-year-old strongman from Tecumseh, Neb., a* their pitching star of the fuf lire. Jone* started out a* a professional boxer and boast* that he never was knocked out ... he wishes he could say the same thing about hl* pitching. King Clancy, the ice hockey referee. recall* that when he was with the Ottawa Senator* he and Sam Hellman and Red McKell were seldom used subs who sat in the Ottawa auditorium furnace room to keep warm. They were summoned by electric buzzer: one ring for Clancy, two for Hellman and three for McKell. But they never buzzed for McKell. One night they were playing Pinochle next to the furnace when the buzzer shrilled three times. The amazed McKell threw away hl* hand and leaped to hi* feet, but he never got to the ice. A* usual, he hadn't bothered to put on his sweater and skates’ "7 " ~ — The Yukon River in Alaska rise* in *mal! lakes In the Dominion of Canada. AUGU9T 14TM PKOTtCT YOUR CAR FROM OVERHEATING I Clsua Out Rust Scale FfMn A* • • • nt yoe RM kdoeee* AL. SCHMITTS MOTOR SALES

MINM AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L Pct. G.B. Indisnapolis 60 43 .650 Milwaukee 60 53 566 104 St. Paul 5? 533 12>4 Minneapolis 63 56 .529 13 Columbus ... 64 5S .525 14’* Kansas City 52 65 .444 24 Toledo 4k 72 .400 Louisville 43 60 .350 36 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS St. Paul 10, Louisville 1. Indianapolis 6, Minneapolis 5. Kansas City 4. Toledo 0. Only games scheduled. MAJOR ' AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. G.B. Cleveland 64 42 .604 Philadelphia 65 44 .596 H Boston 63 44 .589 New York 60 44 .577 3 Detroit 50 55 .476 13»4 St. Ixiilis 43 62 .410 2(>H Washington 43 63 .406 21 Chicago 36 70 .340 28 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. G.B. Boston 61 45 .575 Brooklyn 56 46 .549 3 St. U>ufs 56 48 .538 4 Pittsburgh 52 47 .525 514 New York 53 50 .515 614 Philadelphia 50 55 .476 10% Cincinnati 45 6! .525 16 Chicago 42 63 .400 1»% YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League New York 8. Philadelphia 5. St. Louis 4, Detroit 1. Cleveland 5. Chicago 0. Boston 6. Washington 2.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES Jn the matter of 4-termlnlng the T ax Rates for School purpose* of th* Ik'hool Corporation of Decatur. Ida ms County. Indiana Before the Board of fh-hool Trust ees Notice la hereby given the taxpayers of Decißur. Adams County. Indiana. that the proper legal officers of saM school corporation at their regular meeting place on the 2* da y of August, l»»x, will consider the following budget: SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND f. Capital Outlay A. Genl Administration 1 New Acquisitions s*o an I Bd H-hnol Tr. and Hee ’ Alterations .... 7,32().<>0 Offi<e .... ....63,860.00 Total Bspon, Bp. School •• Bupplleo liept 730 on Fund 875,233.2* « jiupt. Office 2,*.">0.00 TI'IIION FUND 7 School Attendance and A. Tr Salaries „ n.' M High S hool 837.2*0 17 B. Inst. Teaching 8.211.3* B. Tr. Salaries Sunrryl.lon .... I.»)*.»* Riem. Schools 74.3117* 1 Pl,n ‘ <’• Trgns. Tuition tjo *0 1 Administration Bldg 14.135.50 Total Expen. Tuition •* !"-lem. Schools 10.535.70 Fund 11.31 S’ 1 ) 98 ®- *J" Intenance School plant BOND OR KINKING FUND ’ fH, 1 t OOI . •— ‘.loo on a. Payment Prln. 84.3*0 0* 3 Mrm Schools 11.7*0.3* R. Payment Int. 123177 F. Mx<M Charges .. ... 2,2*2.** Total Expen Bond or _ „ . E ’ ,T «**T»e or FUNDS TO HE RAISED Foods reqolred for Espeoeeo to * eerie | Tell 100 Haag lieeeosteer Slat of loeoosio* Yeori Fend Food F.i.a I. Total Budget Estimate for ensuIng year. Jan. 1, to Dec. 31, 1*42 Inclusive 875.233 32 8132.824.** 85,731.27 * H*c*ssary Expenditures, Au*. Ito • a x,sr —t— mJl6.ii 52.107 *2 5.2764 s 8. Outstanding Temporary Loans to he paid before Dec. list of present year—not Included In line 1.... 4. Total Estimated Expenditures (add lines 1, 2. and 2) 104,5(2.13 124,732.22 11.027 73 Foods so bead and to be Received * from Soor-ea other tbaa proposed To* Lovyi 3. Actual Balance, July 31st of present year IS,*4*.u* S7.SI* .27 2,320 16 6. Taxes to be collected, present year (December Settlement) 23,347.00 17,33* 14 2 2*3 *3 i 7, Miscellaneous Revenue to be received, Aug. let of present year to December 31st of next school year (Schedule on file In office of School Board): < a. Special Taxes (see Schedule) — 12,246.15 75.909.70 132 52 b. Transfer Tuition and AH Other Revenue (see Schedule) *,2*5.5* 10.01124 t. Total Funds (Add llnss *, 6. 7s and 7b) — 61,472.24 170,911.2* 5,743.0* «. Net amount Required to ba raised for Expenses to Dec. 31 of Ensuing year (Deduct line 3 from line 6) 45,071.11 13,220.39 4,224.47 IS. Operating Balance (Not In excess of expense from Jan. 1 to Juno 30. lees Mine. Revenue for same period) 17,000.00 23,000.00 *OO 00 11. Amount to be raised by Tax levy (Add lines • and IS) — *2,071.1* 22,22*.** *,124.67 PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Property 87,744,221.09 Number of Taxable Polls 1,3*1 levy oe Feed Properly 4pi--'ial WWW,,....WWW,WWWW«....WW.wWW,....WW........... t ,.......fc„. < ........ .......... I .80 ful t lon W.WWWWWWWW.W.WW,-... ,W, ... WW... . ...WWW ,50 Bond or Sinking ...WMUI.II ..WWW „.w • .... ..............w, ..... . WW. ... .08 TOTAL .... •• ■■ 8 I.B* Comparative Metemewt o< TsiW Cellmed and Te He < elleeted Same of Te Be Feed Cellmed Cellmed Cellmed Cellmed IIM# I IM 7 IMl** HMM <pe. lai ... .. 841.361.83 846.534.12 831.024 *4 8*2.071.1* Tuition .... 83.524.2* 35,5354* 31,*73 03 lx.sze X* iond or Sinking -3,110.2* 5.KU2 72 5.4*1.** *,134 67 TOTAL ._. ...67*.*** »» |*7,***4B 894.545.07 8107.57t.78 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be beard thereon. After Ibe tax levies have been determined.' and presented to the county ludltor not later than two days p -lor to the second Monday In September, and the levy fixed by the dcuntv tax adjustment board, or on tbelr failure so to do. by the couaty auditor, ton or more taxpayers feeling themeelvee aggrieved by ouch w.ks, -ua, appeal uu She State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final hearing thereon by filing of petition with the county auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September or on or before the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date Is later, and the state board will fix a date for hearing in thio ounty. OMRALD COLE, HARRY H. HBhBLE. R. E. RI MMA. Dated this 4th 6»V of Auguat. I*4* School Board Members Harry H. Hobble Aug. 7-14 «usome™amum™wwsawwwmß«imwe O M2H2*4BBHBmemmnmß*mmmnmmmmßnßgMSHHUoMnmmmmmmmsMm

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National League .Brooklyn 6. Boston 3. Pittsburgh 5. St. Ix»uix 4 Philadelphia 12. New York 7. Chbago 10. Cincinnati 4. INDECISIVE (.Pont From Page <sn *2 and canned foods aiso would remain high levels. Agriculture department official* said they doubted that Canada's moveNn lifting Its export ban on meat would help the price situa tion. The lifting of controls will allow Canadian producers to send cattle, calves, dressed beef and veal to the U. S. Experts said they did not expect a flood of meat to come over the border and that the "import* are not expected to have a significant effect on supplies or the general price level of live cattle or meat in this country.” It looked as though the sign butcher Herb Bierhaus hung in his window at Holdredge, Neb., wouid he there for a long time. It read; DON’T HESITATE TO APPLY TO US WHEN YOU NEED A IOAN W« will make a 62* loan juat at quick a» we will a larger one. Your signature and ituocne are the chief security requirement* A unail part of your income etch month will repay the loan. Special terma are available to farmers Ok other perwna with aeaaonable inuli. quickly and privately made ucually on came day you apply Let uc tell you more about it—no obligation. CaW. pkone or write— LOCAL LOAN COMPANY ln«»rwret>« •th* Stere BeHSirt 6rw«* Flaor PtZ, 2.J.7 O«CATU«. ISOIASA

"Use your chodit, have a T-bone, one-third down. 18 months to pay.” PREDICTS H’ont. From Pnge One) master, the alleged head of one of .Miss Bentley's wartime spy rings. Geneva Planning Big Labor Day Festival Berne. Aug 14. The town of Geneva 1* planning a big festival for Labor Day. Septemliei6. It will be an allday event with kids' day in the forenoon, also horse pulling contests. In the afternoon a baseball game will be held and in the evening a softball game. The various events wil take place in the Geneva ball park. Trade In * Good lown — Oeeatur

Public Sale Wells County Swine Breeders Associatii 30 HEAD OF ALL BREEDS LOCATED: On the Roy Langel farm 2’4 miles So«b Bluffton, Ind., on State Road No. 1, on Wednesday, Aug. 18, ’4 Sale Starting at 12 o'clock Noon Bred Gilts, some with pigs by Hide; Spring Lilts u Spring Boars. Them hogs are all immuned. TERMS —CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. Ellenberger Brothers: Auctioneers Foster Mattox: Clerk.

PUBLIC AUCTION THE JOHNSON HOME" B"' and HOUSEHOLD GOODS PETERSON, INDIANA Thursday, August 19 I 1:30 P. M. ■ LOCATION: First House South of the Railroad on the Main Pe ersou. Indiana. Or. b miles West of Decatur. Indiana on to Preble. Indiana, then South to Peterson, Indiana GOOD SEVEN ROOM HOME, large basement, turna.e, Soft the house. Built-in Sink with drain Plenty ot closet •• porch A COMFORTABLE, WELL ARRANGED HOME IN LENT REPAIR Large Lot. Fine Garden Spot, A Lot of Good Fruit Tree* Yard. Shade. Concrete Wa ks, Two Car Garage with overhead Space. K A GOOD HOME and A PLEASANT PLAUE TO LIVE, nice distance from Fort Wayne. Decatur, and other Industrial Town* HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Living Room Suite. Good Piano ami staul ■ end tables. Rocking Chair. Occaasional Chair and tahl.. Good lamp, Table lamp. Dining room table, buffet and c hairs Drop kO table and c hairs. Kitchen Cabinet. Metal Utllitv Cabinet S'udio ANTIQUE 4 Drawer Cheat, SIMMONS Bed. coil springs and Chest of Drawer*. Vanity. Small Tab'e*. Dresser Iron Red 2 Drawer Chest. Trunk. 3 Mirrors. Drapes. Curtains. RI GS. nearly new. 9x12 Rug. 6 Throw Rugs. SINGER Drop ll* "I Mac hine. Canned Frttp, FrvP J«r«. sfi piece Mirror Plate Dishes, Cooking Utensils and many other article* G. F. Electric Refrigerator, 6 Ft-I Bo’tl* Ga* Range. T»H* Good Heatroia. Mundrv S’ove 4 hole. Electr'c Clock. Medic-ins (net. Set of Double Tubs. Ironing Board PREMIER F.I-'-t **»**»-, W amn G. E Arck Welder. Larg- Drl I Pre«*. S’**! Work 2’ixß. Metal Porch Chair*. Porch Swing. S'eel Tool CsMnet with **•• Garden Plow. Sma» Tools, and msnv other article 1 - TERMS; Res] Estate —20% day of ssle. halsnce upon de livery of tl'le. Personal Property—Cash. I Heirs of The SARAH ALMEDA JOHNSON ESTATJ®, OWNFfcfle Ed. A. Bosse —Attorney 'I H* l I. F S-cnmsnn—AnrMoneer | ’*ck Rrunton- Auctloneer R-U CqnAnMoA by Ml-tyee R M |ty AwcGnw Co , n<*c»f„r Tn 1 PUBLIC SALH W* will offer for sale the personal proper'y of the lite F. Bucher, at the home 5«4 mile* Northeast of Decatur In ! | Thursday, August 19 I Starting at If:90 P. M. 1934 Dodge automobile. 10-20 McCormick Dwrlnx Tra. '-r t | Hay; Manure Spreader; Grain Dri 1; Mower; Plows Sid*- iu» . ■ Corn Planter; 2 Wagon* end racks; Harrows; Fanning Mill ’ , ■ Corn Shelter; Anvil; Firs*; Post Drill; Chain Hoist; ■ Electric Motor; Bicycle; Dshorner; Saws; Axes; Bra. < | Asaoned Tools, Chicken Coops; 9 Guns; chjir* ■ Household Goods: Kitehen Cabinet; Cupboerd Table. ■ Beds; Stoves; Electric Sweoper; Kier trie Iron; Floor Ump -• instrsmont; Kitchen Utensi's; Dishes; end many other | numerous to mention. I TERMS CASH I Alvina Harkless I admrx I Phil Strahm—Aucticaeer ——■

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Kidnap- Robbery To Cover S4OO Indianapolis. Aug. 1( A 22 year-old divorcee L a statement admitting ,u' story of a ’ a I4»n shortage In the oflJ*. she worked, police J Mrs. Rose E. Kendi;||! took money from the Lines during a i>«riod J months to help hu-,-™ ’ young children. acXl tectlve Sgt ( harb., Mrs. Kendall, official of the company g, J er who made a g ()0( j told police two days tfll u wax kidnaped by » gunman and robbed of he forc ed her to drive >rr _ country for three hours Trade In a Good Town .a