Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 218, Decatur, Adams County, 15 September 1948 — Page 6

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ruunru ucu/c government InUKvil nEHJ — Iowa: Church of Cod No j Columbus. Os.; Chicago Revival services are planned by Oklahoma City and lx* Angeles the Church of God. The Rev T M y (l « Albert Ix»a. Minn ; Cedar Ramsay. of Anderson, hat been we- ijHpjd, | B ; Kansas City. Kau*.. cured as the evangelist for the re aIII j ()| lla ha viral, to he held from Sept 19 on- None of the defendants had any til October 3. : immediate comment on the suit. The Rev. Dwight R McCurdy.; .— pastor of the Church of God. stated that the local church wan fortunate | SEN. TAFT in bringing such a well known evan trout From Pt.ee Or»i gelist and speaker to Decatur —— ■ —— his constituents allene that worn • executive department is not doINDIA IS ln « •’* h * * aid Hr named John S Knight, pule ,rn ’'' from P-i.xe Qn»> li.her of the Akron Beacon JourHyderabad! in that area yesterday nal as well as the Chicago Haily Prime minister Jawaharlal Neb- News, as one of the men who ru. meanwhile, flew front New l»rl- complained that an injunction hi to Bombay, near the Hyderabad against the International Typte front, to discuss the invasion dur- graphical I'nion iAFLi was not ing the day before a mass meeting being enforced. SALE CALENDAR ■sEPT 17 Allen Gusler gons. miles west of Grover Hill- Ohio Or . 1*« mi es east of Junction of road 127 and 114. l’»o. l'*o and ' Mi acres farms Roy Johnson A Bon and Melvin Liechty. L Aucts. SEPT 17—Win Bust, ed p 2 nil e. east of Cecil. O Brown Swiss]' cattle «ale 8 p m Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty I Auctioneers. SEPT 17 Doyle A and Fred Catron. 1500 So. Courtland St . Kokomo. i| Ind Two New 5 Room Modern Home*. '• 00 P M Midwest i Realty Auction Co. J F Sanmann. Auct. »'EPT 17 Tom Eliott, grocery and filling station. Fiat. Ini) . on road 1 II S Blair and T It Schief- rstein, aucts SEPT Hi I tela ware County Hurts- Sale, Fair Ground*. Muncei. Ind , Roy Johnson—Auct. HEPT 1* Clayton Mounsey. 131 Wind-or St Montpeli- r. Ind . Good 1 C Room Modern Home 1 3<t p M Midwest Realty Auction ' Co . J F Sanmann. Auct I SEPT IS—Decatur Sale Barn. Decatur. Ind. 7 P M New Merchan- I dise. Furniture, etc E C iKiehrm.tn. Auct SEPT 20 —Northern Ind. Shorthorn Cattle Sale Warsaw Indiana Roy Johnson—Au<S SEPT 20—J H Marburger. J mile West and I'-, miles North of Hip- 1 pus. Ind Herd of Pure Bred Holst- in Cart e and Farm i Machinery Midwest Realty Auction Co., J F Sanmann. ' t Auct. ’ I | SEPT 21—Fuller Farms. Ituroc Sale. She byvilie. Ind. Roy Johnson —Auct. SEPT 22 Lewis Johnson. 6' 2 mile* west of Waynedale and 4 mih-s r east of Roanoke on tower Huntlng'on road 50 Registered Duroc Itoars and gilts Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin c Liechty. Auct* SEPT 22 Mr A Mr* Ezra H Gerber. 4H> E Horton St., Bluffton , t Ind 6 room home I> S. Blair. Auct. , SEPT. 23—M F Andrews corner 121 and tile mil! road in Monroe. • 6 P M Household Goods. Melvin Liechty A Ned John- 1 son. Aucts SEPT 23 Vaughn Lipp, mile north. 1 >■» miles east of Ossian: a Spotted Poland hog sale Roy Johnson —Auct d SEPT 23 Otto Schlatter. I>, miles east of flatty. Ohio 1 mile east * of Jet 127 anil 113 thence * a ml'e south south and 1 ( mile cast of Paulding. Ohio 42 registered spotted Poland china sows and farm machinery Ned Johnson A Melvin * Liechty. Aucts. SEPT. 24 -C E Bell A M O S'otitenberrv. 2 miles east of Hecatur. a H mile north of road 224 53 Holstein Hairy Cattle Roy , A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechtv. Aucts , SEPT 24 Heirs of Clara L Schug 2’, miles north of Berne then 1 IH east. 4<> acre farm Roy Johnson. Auct Conducted bv Kent Realty A Auction Co. • SEPT 25 Richard K Eller. miles west o‘ Marion. Ind Beautiful 1 8 acre Suburban place. Ino P M Midwest Rea'ty Auction I Co. J F Sanmann. Auct t SEPT 25—Blanchard Collins. !’•» miles west of Marion. Ind Improv | ed 3 acre Country Place, .t no p M Midwest Realty Auction Co. J F .Sanmann Auct SEPT 25 —Kenneth Sween»y 4 miles east. 2 miles north of New Hav- * en Durot sale Rov Johnson—Auct. KEPT 27 Shank Bros. South Whitley Ind Huroc sale. Roy t Johnson —Auct i SEPT 28 Willis Frank Johnson Heirs, 9 miles southwest of Wil'shire, Ohio. I’a miles north and 3 miles west of Chattanoo- ( za Ohio <; miles east of Berne on road 118 90 acre farm Rov A Ned Johnson anil Melvin Liechty. aucts *EPT 28—Mrs Mildred N'-whart. 2 ml'es east of Osgood. Ind hnnrov- » ed 258 acre farm and all personal property Midwest Real- c tv Auction Co.. I F Sanmann. Auct. I SEPT 28 Sale of Rea' Estate at law office of De Vo as A Smith, be- , tween 10 a m and 4 p m 40 acres, section 23, JJefferson . township Ix-wis L Smith commissioner '

( REAL ESTATE a Public Auction 3—PAULDING COUNTY, OHIO FARMS 3 160 ACRES, 100 ACRES and 80 ACRES Will Im* sold to hlghoat bidder The Mie will be held on the ' premisea of each farm at the time herein designated, on 1 Friday, September 17,1948 FARM No. I—lßo ACRES, Sella at 1:30 P. M. located 3% mile, west of Grover Hili, Ohio; 1% miles east of Junction ot Road 127 and 114 This farm of 180 acres is in two tracts of 80 acres each, separated by Road 114. The So acres north of road has following improvements Two story 7 room fram ehouse, recently painted: milk house, barn 54x80 with hip roof, concrete noon; 12x32 silo; barn and silo newly painted, crib and wagon shed 24x24 with good overhead granary, implement shed and other buildings; 3 drove wells, one in barn; electricity; small wood lot. The soil is level and very produc live. 80 acres south of road has good drove well, and tool shed Wil) be offered in two tracts of 80 acres each, and as ISO acres; selling in order highest bid is obtained. FARM No. 2—loo ACRES. Selle at 2:30 P. M. Located S mile west of Farm No. lon Road 114, north side of road This farm consists of 10® acres of very productive, black level soil, all under cultivation except two small wooded lots. Improvements: Two story 8 room frame house, newly painted; tile block milk house, hip roof barn 34x4S with IS ft shed and crib adjoin Ing; barn 22x30 with new roof: granary 14x20; poultry house: one car garage, drove well; electricity. Buildings are In good repair Will he offered in two tracts, approximately 40 acres with buildings, ap proximately SO acres without buildings. Then as a whole, selling in order highest bid la obtained. FARM No. S— SO ACRES. Selle at 3:20 P. M. er immediately 4*4* lowing sale of 100 aoees. This farm is located 1 mile east. 2H north of Grover Hili. Ohio, west side of road, on good stone road. Rich soil; permanent creek bottom pasture, drove well, small wood lot. Build Ings consist of old barn SSxSO; granary and crib 22x30. recently r» paired and ready for use. Electricity available NOTE Most of the land in these farms is well tile drained, ha vs splendid drainage outle's. A blue print showing* approximate location of tile on each farm will be available for inspection day of sale. For bay further information nlease see Mrs. Grace Rice, one mile south. Vh west ot Grover Hill. TERMS AND POSSESSION: 20% cash in hand day of sa'e. balance cash upon delivery of deed and merchantable abstract Possession of ail field* when present crops are harvested ImmediaM possession of house No 1. Full possession of all building, on or before March 1. IMS. Any statement made by owners or auctioneer on day of sale will take precedence over printed advertising. (Not reepoasible ia case of accident to any person or their property while in attendance at this sale 1 Allen Gusler & Sons (A common taw trwt) Owners Grace Rtes. Beo'y*—Graver Hill, Ohio AWtIOBMF* k Roy B Johaeaa A Son. _ . MeDria LAMMff — Decatur. lad >• H

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Says Indiana Water Level Is Improved Urges Conservation Measures Be Used Indianapolis. Sept. 15 — tl'Pl An expert on natural resources said today that Indiana's water level has improved the last three years. Charles ” ”»'-»>ert. director ot the Indiana department of conservation's division of water resources. said the general trend in ground water levels in most areas of the state has been upward at a slow rate corresponding to the more nearly normal rainfall since 1945. Rainfall was below normal most ot the time from 193 b to 1945. Bechert * statements appeared in the current issue of the conservation department's publication. “Outdoor Indiana '* Other experts have expressed alarm on a national scale o'er the depletion of the underground water supply because of general water waste and modern conveniences such as air-conditioning. “Indiana lias been endowed with a more or less abundant supply of water." Bechert said "(Butt our water resources are n >t inexhaustible. “Much has lieen said about det lining water levels in Indiana and fear has been expressed that our available ground water supplies are becoming greatly diminished "Some of the reports have been exaggerated Bechert said a dropping water table was not a sure sign the water supply was failing , A lowering of the ground water table is not necessarily indbative of a depletion in the supply of ground water.'' he said “A lowering of the water table will often result tn a dec res.se in the water lost by evaporation and transpiration (by plant life.)” Bechert said it would be “purely conjecture" to say whether Indiana would face a serious water shortage in the future But he warned it would be wise to practice conservation measures For one thing, he suggested that flowing wells be closed off by tap when not in use. "We allow our flowing wells to run 24 hours a day for 365 days a year." Bechert said, “never considering that the water is merely going to waste. We also pump tremendous quantities of water from

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Ai L i I FI/ EfflC BERNAYS, "former member of the Communist party.” told a House committee probin; theft of atomic bomb secrets thst he once employed the key ffgure sought in the probe, Arthur Adams, in New York. Chairman , J. Parnell Thomas said Adama. an engineer, was one of the moat important of Soviet agenta during the war. but that he "fled” the U. S. later. (International) \ Scientists working on the I’llversity of Chicago s multi-mtlHon dollar atomic research program are using atomic energy for ultradelicate lubrication studies. “Pardon my BuFD Put th* BELL-ANSuHetsiarHEARTBLRN' When arid raußMpato hjlwff«MlOf CM. auur Moomcli awl h-artt»urrdorWi tvwvlM th« Cmlbm crtlnf known lot rntfcl a»dlrnwa ifke thrw in IWIH* TUtirv. So UtaUve MUm »>rlf<« romlurt In • Jiffy or rveun boette tow for double MC BELL-ANS for Mod Indigestion 25 c ASTHMA Don t lot coughing whwilng recurring allack* of Bronchial AMhma ruin sloop ana raorgy without trying MKNDACO. whkh works thru tiw blood to roach bronchia, •übos and lungs Usually helps nature gulckb remote Mick, sticky mucus Thu aUeeltter toughing and sids freer breathing and betUl sleep Oct MXNDACO from druggist Batla lactioa er manes back eicaroMoad Come To Equity Where ICE CREAM b BEST! Delicious • Tempting STEAK SANDWICHES 25c EQI’ITY FRESH COFFEE cup EQUITY Dairy Store Phone 158 LOANS ‘ ‘Would a caab lom of 125 or' more halo you? If ao, you can borrow the money from uo on your own aigsature. No delay. You can got a loan from ua to pay debta and the extra money you may need. Loans pgivatehr made in amounts up to 1300.00. You can borrow from ua on your note, furniture, etc. without any one knowing about it. Cell, plume, write I4KM. MAM comTipany •mend now . «mm absn BeMM Maw ».».» aaesTua. tsatsas

Strikers, Police Battle In Pans 300 Persons Hurt In Downtown Paris Pari. Sept. 15 <VP> / 300 person* were injured •<«■». when 2.W0 strikers from the na tlonalixed Snecma aircraft factory • lashed with police and mobile guards in downtown Paris Police said 13 strikers anil P<di<* men were taken to hospitals after the outbreak of violence along the Boulevard HauMtnan. Most of '«>• injuries were minor Some in# policemen goffered slight face or body injuries while altout 200 strikers received bruises. ' lacerations and concussions The trouble started !>efore noon, and continued as the strikers moved out of the center of the city wi h police trying to break i>p the group Strikers from the Snecma air- , cruft plant in the red belt" suburbs demonstrated liefore the company * headquarters on the Boulevard HauMtnan. The skirmishing was the most violent In the recent flurries of labor trouble Two hundred police sent to break up the crowd of demonstrators were met by a hail of asphalt paving blocks. They charged the demon strators with batons and cleared the crowd from th* bolevard. A delegation of the workers then was received at the company head quarters It presented undisclosed demands, then refused to leave th* building. Another fight broke out when police cleared the delegation from the building. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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