Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 245, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1948 — Page 5

OCTOBER 16. 1948

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I CLASSIFIED °| i ■ahveßTlSlng R * rE * (ih — I word* or !*••: 4 » time 60c; 2 times 7le; I SMstmss 11; 6 tin.ew »1 76 it H&tc.-< quoted are for conescll'SE in"' rtlons No classified • rc * f '”’ < * ,Or •k'l"!*!' for 10 prdnt BLACK II »F 1’ r,c P* r wonl *‘ arh 10 »B WM-.-iflrd ad, listed In para so< * increase over 1 Hbny muM be In office by 11 Monday through Friday I •" 9 * m 0 Hl FOR SALE •■' F liadio. Zenith I B" n 1-1 ~r ' "P Al "° ral rhrl ' k " rn " 207 ts ll'iß' i h " a '‘' r ' ihk fu ‘‘* *“ vpr i| T» in ail sizes Haugks 213 ts Coleman Oil Burner I ’■j,-. and floor furnaces order Limited. Uhrick Bros. 207 ts IJI sTl.h sxctgas Bottle Gas I *K;,.s 4145 00 complete and up i| s ,f I ESTATE coal heatrolas, I Wdium and large sties in stock 1 Hbn ised coal and oil heaters .'l3 ts ■ yj| \i,E Semi modern 5 rixtm I . Basement, large cistern. ■ X:,. a workshop Sidewalks to I 21. dings. Reply Box 417, c/o ■ 0,. iat 243-31 X I TSj <ZE MI'KRS or Deming deep I w: ; mips Pip* tot installations I M. k Exeprlanced labor. BakI 3 Plqmbing and Heating. Phone ■ M 2 7'l Monroe St. 13k T. I Xfi lIiEAS For the home maker are suggested by a visit ■ Jr-,ugh <>ur store. You are most I ;<<> m e Sprague Furniture Phone 199. 240-ts ■ HSim; Nl-w FCBATI VRE? ’ - I »' Vogue Furniture make your style, in any pattern aud for H the cost--Call 1884 1077. 212-ts j I ffc SALE — Bottle Gm and elec B tJk ranges • Estate • t'nbersal -| I Bra: i Caloric. Immediate de Wide selection to choose ■B. Haugks Appliances. Plumb- | Be. Heating. 197-TF >ALE L'.-ed. ucep freezers. radios, sweepers, oil and wood cook stoves, iron >mk < abinets, ‘i price. MayKitchen Appliances i ■ K<'. 2nd Phone 95 217-tfi ■ * .. I ®<N PICKERS— New one row I Mu'l tvp<. pickers 775 00 deliver | ■B* * * <| ,w ° r<,w i ,uil *>p e i* i<k Li mediate delivery Gilbreath | ■ - ment Co Phone 9810. 2501 ■ Washington St Kokomo, hid ■ 240-10 t I WK SALE- To settle estate, 10 I two family home In frtr I on valuable coiumer I Blal lot <, n First Street. Priced I B4.i'<u tor quick sale Bob HelI Brr Realtor, Heller Building. I Bhone 870. 204 ts rK>.\LE 1910 Dodge r-dan. I B>4 Cliev. coach. 193« CMC B^Ban-; truck. 1937 Fora coach. EB- r "-' 1 ' " a ‘b. 1935 Plv.-noutb I ■oa. h 1934 Chev <-oac -. 1930 I A Ford. I uc's Car Dock I Whoue 103. 236tf I Wit SALE Genuine Estate oil I - al Heatrolas, with the In I Henn Fire Air f>uct, exclusive feature — more heat |Bai. fuel Kelvtnator refrigera I Mm- Home freeters and electric IB an ‘ r "" ’‘"*d refrigerator barSee Decatur Hatchery. I 497 240-lOt SAI.E— AC combine, late WC tractor 10 2<i trac- ■ B" r manure spreaders; 14” ■ B* r di-n tractor. Graham plows earthmaster discs, lime ■ harrows packers; ■ Bready garden traitors, ■ ■'Sltif at lf,c{. discount Gerber|Mlo..r hnpl Co. C H 27 Phone IB s ' l <42-34 IB* 1 ' ' LE “‘•uti'Uly finished in |M n »Kaiine cover style, knotty I Mine two be-t room ranch type ■ 80111-B 0111 -- two miles from your work It 1 Mr Ovners have spent iR 0 ' 1 "’ ‘“ r * ,n ,w ~n,* h |n« ° ue ’* ° f ,^r,n,n ' , ,or F oar rec re a IBIU-U aßd gardening Paved high I for coaveniem e Ixrta of I ■•’'’'"lbillties. Shown only by ap aa owners now work I ■»>» out Os De. atur Bob Heller. I ■Realtor. Heller Building Phone 76 watt If’'' HALE OR TRADE 1948 Flcefmaater club coupe g r »dio* heater 1944 Cbev fleet ■■"‘■'ter sedan radio A heater m * ll f*he» club coupe, radio A ■ ’-»'*r 1940 ( hev 2 door radio IB* h ' M "’ r IMo Che, coupe heat >*3« Cher 2 door, recondi W'ion«u motor, igjs t hev 2 door K|l»M Plymouth 2 door, rebuilt '""’or Your cbeii e -1934 Ford E [ ’»« Chev . or a 1>35 Ford. 2150 ■■••’■h good transportation Fred II Bead*. 303 k Mb Phuee »7S B* r »« I" e ueed Tewa t*u«tu’

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FOR SALE-1941 CTiev. 4 door, radio A heater. Can be seen at B * T Standard Service 243 3t FOR SALE — Globe oil burner Phone 573-B. 245-11 FOR SALE — House at 914 Run sell St. If Interested see Jennie Snider, Decatur route 3. 242 3tx FOR SALE — Honey— John Lengerich Route 2. Phone 973-H. 244-2 ts FOR SALE -Girls blue coat sise 7. Boys brown pants slxe 30 In. waist. Phone 1003. 244-3tx FOR SALE — 1948 Ford tractor with cab, cultivators, plow, .A disc. Phone 451-T. 245 St FOR SALE-1941 Chevrolet radhi and heater. Good condition. Inquire 914 High St. 244-.?tx FOR ?ALE: One 6’ Case combine. — Arnold & Klenk, phone 463. 243t3 FOR SALE — Washing machines Unlversal-Voss-avd automatic. 189.50 and up. Haugks Appliances. Plumbing, Heating. 197-TF ’ FOR SALE — Dirt, cinders, delivered. Cail Lorin Glass at O. V. Dilling. Craigville A Decatur phone. 161-ts GOODNESS GRACIOI S. Gladys! New rugs’ "No, I cleaned them with Fina Foam. It's marvelous.'’ Smith Drug Co. 244-3 t I■— T | , DOES YOUR FURNITURE SHOW IT'S WEAR -Let Vogue Furni-ture—Re-upbolster and re-style it, at a tremendous saving to you. Cali 1884 or 1077. 212-ts i FOR SALE— Carrots, beets- Ry bushel or half bushel. Mangoes 25c doz. Swiss chard 5Uc bu. One halt block east of the Moose Hall. Willie Reed. 244-3tx FOR SALE — Apples, picked and ready for immediate delivery. Bring containers. 2*V mi S of Preble. Floyd Stoneburner. 244-3 t FOP SALE—Children's coat with ' leggings, size 10. Garbardiae | light gray coat, site 12. Light garbardine dress, size 9. All in I A-l condition. Phone 1093, 244 2t FOR SALE Jamesway equipment, metal nests, flock feeders, heated waterers Dr. Salsbury's worm capsules, disinfectants and tonlr. Get your - pullets laying now. Cash In on this fall egg i market Complete poultry supi piles. See Decatur Hatchery 240-8 t i —- .■ - ' — ... —— - ( FOR SALE— Completely modern home, hardwood floors throughout. fine built-in features auto- | matic beat, large water heater and water softner. An unusually well constructed home, nicely arranged and in excellent repair ideal location, two blocks from down town end elose to high school, shown by appointment. Cail No. 174. J. F. Sanmann. Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur. Indiana. 244-3 t WANTED \VANTED -Washing* Phone 4875. 245 3ts WANTED TO BUY— Beef and dairy cattle. Rebel mans Market Phone 2081. 79-ts WANTED: Good quality hay • « baled or loose • • also straw.—Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25. I9OTF WANTED- Housekeeper snd companion for semi-invalid. Room, board and laundry ts desired Mrs. Minnie Knapke, 404 N Sec ond St . Phone 1023 243-3tx WANTED — Riders to Fort Wayne from 3:30 to 12 o'clock. In or around the Harvester or U. S.’ Rubtier Co. 919 South Winchester street, phone 4135. 245 g2'.x WANTED: (,ood quality hay loose or baled. Now located down by the river bridge. John Feaael, phones 1322 & 6262. 2H TF WANTED— W« buy iron, rag* paper, hides, fur. grease Also handle new and used structural steel and pipe. For quick service csll Maier Hide and Fur Co Our only address 710 West Monroe. Phons 442 I*4 ts WANTED MlmsograsOtng wort Professional eqsfpmseL gave ■oasy oa Istters. salsa tasssagea programs. forms, str. Joan Cowaa. Pkos. 370. Hall ar Build tag 344-TF SEWING MACHINE Repairiag — Let us convert your old treadle Carhine into a modern electric, 'e make covered buttons, buckets machine buttonholes; Hem •tHchlng We buy and sell sewing machines Hoardman's M 3 North First 233Mtx ,MISCEI.LANFX)I’R PIANO TUnTnG tad service. KUplsc. pboae Menroe <4#- I 11-T r'frfcfi bAi T&ICk

iirWi " i~ w "That revolver Is the most pro--1 fitable idea my employees have , placed In the suggestion box—l'll sell it was a Democrat Want Ad!" MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loans , | of 810 to 8300 made to men or Women. Decatur Loan A Discount : . Co Trust Bldg , Phono 31b. 85-ts NOTICE--We will can chicken on Thursday Oct. 21. Must he In by • 11 am. Llecbty Cannery, Berns (; «i4t Open howling every afternoon. Mies’ Recreation, r Plenty of pin setters. f 245t4 Complete Protection Service. All typea insurance.—Ketneth Runyon, K. C- Bldg, i Phone 385. T r , RADIO REPAffi WAT eemplM* ■ | and dependable radio repair > work, try our guaraatoed aorvtao » at roMoaabia prtvea. Hoopla. ' AUTHORIZED HOOVER SWEEP > ER service and salesman. Have your sweepers serviced by fee- » tory trained man. Call Schafer i Store, ask for R. A. Hewslt . Phone 9353. 232-T I . FARMERS ATTENTION—WO TOt move dead horseo, cotvs, hogs etc. Decatur phone 2<JOO. Wo pay I all phone chargoa. Tbs Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Sta - -1 ler Products Co. 15-ts ’ t SEE BAUGHS tot automatic water i{ heaters— water systems— bath, I rooms--or kitchens. W*e furnish I j pipe and install anything we soil •I LET SPIKE DO ITl—Does your II radio. Washer, Iron, sweeper, or I any electrical appliance need t repairing? It so, let "Spike'’ fix t It. For prompt servloe, coil or bring your applianceo in uepd ot repair to us. Parts for all makes 1 of washers, radios, sweepers or , irons. Phone 443 Arnold A Klenk. Inc. 303-ts ‘ ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES* —Let us supply you with your ' electrical needs, such as wire. switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures, motors or anything that 1 you may need. Quotations given 1 on any job Arnold A Klenk 217-ts THINKING OF CHRISTMAS’ How i about a Sewing machine. W’e have a giMxi stock now Desk models, table consoles, portables, treadles Free service for one year on every sewing mashine , sold Roardmans. 223 N Ist Shop hours 9 am io 9 p.m I every day. 240-dtx r AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Distributing company is snxlous to select someone in this ares ) to merchandise well known pro duet. No selling Party choeen must be trustworthy. 85<M) for equipment snd merchandise qulred No eaperlence necessary Investigate thbi. Entirely new Write Box 418. c/o Democrat. 244-3tx [ I. ■ - — ■■ — FOR RENT FOR RENT Small house furnished. suitable for 2 people fa quire at Stiroyer's Lake 244 3tx FOR RENT—Bleeping room, women preferred 231 North sixth St., phone 742 i454»3t FOR RENT — 3 room furnished apartment, upstairs, gewly decorated No Pets, telephone 5452. 245 k2t FOR RENT—6 room house, about • 2 nrtles from Decatur. |3s per month rent. Inquire at Dacatur ' Sale Barn on Monday after 51> m. ’ ♦ 245-ltg • MiTH 4; of T'iAAI. A9:1T1.9:w»:9T OF K*T»T»: M>. MAa N<Hlce l» b'-rehr ulveh tv Ui» «-re<l-lt-»r». h<-lr» an<l legatees of Ja'ob I <*. narkley. denasHl h ■iW'» r I" the Ad»tnk t’lrvult Court, h<-ld at l>—*t>ir. Indiana. -»n the <th day of No* 19IS. and -how v-aoan. -t «u>. •by tin FINAL Ht.TI LKMKNT ACCtM'NTH with th* Ulate raid .dr-i-rdrnt lionld not t *|d ,r ’ and •*ld heirs art- no'lflvd to th** and ther- make proof "f heir iil|>, and, n-i.ivr their dh-trlbutl'»have-Flo M. u-rklev *a«.i*i.tr»i»l* Item ar. ladtaM. Ort. It. IM*. Altaraey He«e> ■. Heller l»< USFoNa After 110 Yeer» ’ New York (UP) — The Brooklyn Naval Hospital, which earwd for the Navy's sick and sounded tor Ifb yearn, has i«»rd functioning. Pattmts were moved to other ns val facllifii-a in the m'.trvMllUU I area | « —-■ • »"■ > Yrt<* In V bsH TnVn W

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Charge Republicans Aid Progressives Claim Indiana GOP Is Aiding Wallace Indianapolis, Oct. 16.—(UP)— The Democrats charged the Republicans with aiding the Progressive* today as the Hoosier csmpalgn raged on. While President Truman visited Indianapolis last night, the Demo cratic state committee uncorked a new blast against the GOP The Democrats accused Republican state chairman Clark Springer with promoting and financing an "undercover scheme" to support the Henry Wallace campaign While reporters and party officials and workers were gathered for the president's appearance here, copies of the Union City GazetteTimes, which contained a banner story on the subject, were distributed. Later, chairman Ira Haymaker issued a statement, charging the Republicans with trying to "ctkifuse the voters ” Henry Schricker, Democfßfli gubernatorial candidate, charged in a speech preceding President Truman's address here that the Republicans were "afraid" so they "decided to aid and support the Wallace campaign '' Haymaker said later that Springer sauglit aecretly to "promote the third party ... In the forlorn hope that . . . they might by this nefarious stunt keep those votes from Henry Schricker." Earlier, the Itemocrats accused the OOP of aiding the state rights Democrats. The Republicans admitted they let the Dixlecrats in Indiana use their mimeograph Haymaker said that Springer hired a man identified as James W Bolen, "a veteran minor political figure of Indianapolis.” to go to NeW York to "Investigate the hest method of promoting the campaign for Wallace." The Times-Gazette story said that it had an affidavit signed by Bowlsn in which he said he also "called on various Republican county chairmen throughout the State and discussed with them I plans for building up the Wallai e movement in Indiana ' "In Indiana.” said Haymaker, "the GOP secretly promotes the very party which it condemns as Communist controlled." SOVIET PLANES ti'ont From l'.nw One! tails of fusing the three western zones into a single unit. A western spokesman meanwhile announced that the increase of 13 percent in rations for Berlin raxl dents, announi i-d some time ago. would go Into effect Nov. 1. The increase was granted, he satd. to help the Berliners sustain the hardships Imposed upon them by the "Inhumane and illegal'' Soviet blockade of Berlin. Trane tn a Good vown — Oteatur •ettarftan a lock on Your Bam Door torts «• bs smarted hot bwgfßrr iaovsocs for year boms or farm is »M>OW prowvtion agatan loti Lri givo yo« dsuifod isfnrmaoon Also art »bo*t oihrr forms of i«Mf'SOC< to save fbo from raioost Insndal lorn at lbs rMalrof yoorliabttiry » cxMra. No SMO caa tr-ll wboa hs’ll bo I)on H. Burke Insurance Setvice Preble, Indiana Phone 5 on 9 ABOBMiaN VBBMBB Mvtvrtl rtMvrflitc* iliii ■■■■ in so ■I Newsstands DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT The Afternoon HOME Newgjaper office ctaaed Hatwrday afternoon.

Amish Family To Leave Jefferson Berne. Oct. 14 — Mr and Mrs. Menno E. Schwartz and family of Jefferson township are planning to move to lowa this fall because ot school conditions in this commun ity. Members of the Old Amish faith, the Schwartz family will sell . their 16i> acres of land here. ' _____

1 p-Bfl Hhfe. ‘-■-VS WOMEN'S PRISON in Havana, Cubs, must seem like a bad dream to Patricia “Satlra” Schmidt as she sips a chocolate soda in a Toledo, ’ O-, drugstore with a young friend. She has Just returned to her ’ Toledo home after serving part of a sentence for the sensational slaying of John l*ster Mee aboard his yacht. (International) i ■ CARL MIESCH DUROC HOG SALE Under Cover Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1:00 P.M. s*/j miles Southeast of South Whitley. Ind. 50 GILTS and BOARS Vou are Sure of More Profits with Duroct. More Duroci are fed than any other two breeds. Feeders prefer Durocs by over two to one. See our Duroct the 20th. We wil 1 Show you why we sell more than any herd with le>s than 14 sows, t Yes there arc reasons. No HIGH PRICED SHOW HOGS, so you I don't hsve to bid against BIG breeders. Almost 20 years breed- • ing farmer feeder kind. Selling lower than any time In last four years. Roy Johnson —Auctioneer Clip ad, It will not appear again.) 14 —_— — ' -ANNOUNCEMENT1 am now Manager of the . STANDARD SERVICE STATION Corner 3rd A Monroe Your patronage will »e appreciated. 1 specialize in wanhinK and simonizing. 808 BOLINGER Phone 216 i FOR SALE • 1946 FORD TVDOR—R & H • 191(1 PLYMOUTH SEDAN • 1936 CHEVROLET TUDOR Dick Mansfield Motor Sales I II! So. Second Phone 1645

WHEN TROUBLES COME. It is then the value of adequate insurance protection becomes evident. Ix.*t us check your insurance values today! Leland Smith Leland Smith Insurance Agency Glenn Hill THIMBLE THEATRE — Now Showing—"HEADS"' I 7 MEADS OR TAILS 2» } I St k . •’\x\ , . ■/? 'o* ® ; .isl SEsKr* sirtJiiL Midi — h ‘ • - ** ' >«.Xw z, BLONDIE- BECAUSE IT ISNT! kt* ■ln IWln ''23T —l*w BLON&E. VA4y\ ■ 7B IJ as /siMPvr \ teJ I'VE GOT TO 1* , CANT lop OUTJ ■ BecAuSe ) , mane a wnw Ciu® ®Jt iTOw»»4T9rU ■ }-t them r-' f .1 v A . 1 ■ \\ rai 7/ ■ — — vSts ' I /V ■ / / */l ■ VAv W r Kl rrJBR.- 1

Trade In a Good Town — Decatur COMING SOON Order winter storage Potatoes now at low peak Manon prices. Clean, well cured, Rood keepers - - - Stock up and save. Leave your order now at your KROGER STORE N. Second St.

REPORT WAR IS (Cont From Psge On») affuirs in advance of the American election. "I did not want to dixt-uss the internal affairs of the United States here," Katz-Suchy said “1 did not want to discuss the fart that the president of the United States is a prisoner in the hands of the clique which at the time he wanted to send a peace envoy to the U K. 8. It stopped him." At the same time another Soviet representative attacked the United , States in the committee on social, cultural and humanitarian affairs "A new master has appeared In the world, one which tries to en sure domination by manufacturing atomic bombs," said Byelisßussla's L. I Kaminsky. These developments occurred on an otherwise dull day at the United Nations No top political Issue was being considered The security council took a three-day respite from the Berlin crisis and the political committee's bitter discussion of rearmament also was put over until next week The next meeting of the security council was called for 3 p m Tuesday, giving the three western pow-

f ITS j / REALLY FRESH! ( / From Prime ( 1 Native Beef! ) \ PURE ) | GROUND ) ) BEEF < j 55cj mm ( MEAT MARKET / ) Phone 97 ( ’’wE’Liii’G Electric and Acetylene. General Blacksmithing and Repair. Plow Points Sharpened and Rebuilt. ORLEY KRICK Corner Nth & Jefferson ai4 ,j AH Kinds of Iron Wort GILPIN ORNAAUNIAL Pwcotwr, ted. IRON . Phom MU SHOP—C< rner Washington & 11th Stß.

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KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected OeL 15 160 to 180 lbs 25.26 180 to 275 lbs 25.75 275 to 300 tbs. 25.26 800 to B|B tbs. 24.76 385 to 3M tbs. 24.25 350 to 375 lbs. 2375 375 to 400 tbs. 23 25 140 to 160 ilia. 23.00 120 to 140 lbs. 2260 100 to 120 tbs. 22.00 Roughs 300 lb i. down 23.25 300 to 360 lbs 22 75 350 to 400 tbs 21.50 400 to 450 lbs 23.75 450 to 500 lbs 2150 500 to 560 Tbs. 20.75 550 to 540 lbs 20 50 Stags 1T.50 Boars 18 00 Veals .......... 3«?00 Spring Yearlings .................. 15 00 Ewes 7 00 SCHMITT'S STOCK YARDS October 16 225 to 250 n>s 25 75 250 to 275 lbs. 26 60 275 to 300 Tbs. 25 00 180 to 200 lbs 2525 160 to 180 lbs 24.75 300 to 350 lbs. 24.60 350 to 400 Tbs. M.oo 100 to 140 Tbs 2125 Roughs 300 down 24.75 Lambs 21 '>o Stags 16 50 Calves ............... 30 00 Ewez 7 00 | Bucks ............. 5 00 Hoars 12 00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. October 16 Beans subject to < hange during day. Prices delivered at elevator Ask for prices Grain: .03 per bushel less. Corn; .07 per 100 leas f o.b farm WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 October 16 Grade A large white 64 Grade A large brown .62 ILavn Inns 28 Leghorn hens 4 tbs. up 24 Cocks ....... .15 Fryers call for prices GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op’s Berne Monroe-Williams Pleasant Mills October 16 No. 1 Wheat ...... ...... 211 Oats .rt Corn 211 Beans 2.31 Cali for rye prices er* time to prepare answers to requests for information by chairman Juan A. Bratnuglia of Argentina Trade In a uooe lows — Decatur *•" •• r,r • rrrnina fimm. w* : ItNC IISTANCf N9VIHI tftVlCf J • As**ti !•« CIIPPfB v»* u*s*. is*, a ~ Elevator Co. Decatur - Peterson - Monroe