Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 59, Decatur, Adams County, 11 March 1949 — Page 6

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Clnlmw allowed by Board of ConimiMilontrN, Monday* M«reh 7* lIMU. Haywood Pub. Co. oper 1297.71 becatur Light & Power do . 198.4 < Citizen Tel. Co. do 65.30 Edward F. Jaberg clerk post 9.11 Edward F. Jeberg change o V 22.00 First State Bank do op 2.10 Thurman I. brew and post .. •> ‘J n Typewriter Inspee. do op 24.>0 Mrs. Mae Shoe reas. real est. 110.00 PubHx Serv. sher oper LOj Emareo Corp, do 30.44 Herman Bowman sher mil .... 4.30 Herman Moeller! ng sur mil 21.84 Th? Krick-Tyndall Co. T. b. 210.74 Sidn-ey Dague do ...Hi Wilmer Blberstein do 1 • 4b Harold Gallmeyer surv op 43 '0 Theodore Heller do .... ». »}>, Walter 'A. Conrad do I Ft. Wavne Blue Print Co. do n-1 Al b. Schmitt Mtr. Sales do 4 00 Phil L. Macklin do 4.-0 Havwood Pub. Co. do -•*J>o Beavers Oil Serv. do I$J6 Korte Bros. Inc. do . .... “J Melvin Mallonee alt off mil Ui2 L. E. Archbold C. A. S. M. O. 14<Jd | Beulah Jane Bertsch do sten MUO . Anna K. Williams H. A. S. M. ?;’•]- br. H. F. Zwick 11. Off sal 7i.00 | Dr. 11. F. Zwick do post L)U i

END SI'EIULS! Round Steak, Ib. 63c T-Bone Steak, lb. 52c & 55c Minute Steak. Ib. 65c Chuck Roast, lb 43e RENDERED LARD. Ib. 15c HOME RENDERED Fresh Side, lb. 33c Smoked Sausage, lb. ... 49c (Our Own) Smoked Ham 69c (Our Own) Veal Round Steak, Ib. __ 65c Slicing Bologna 39c Luncheon Meats 49c Veal Liver, lb. 55c Tomatoes 27c box Celery - Lettuce • Carrots Cabbage-Oranges-Grapefruit Open Saturday evening tiU 10 Sudduth MEAT MARKET S. 13th St Phon. 226 4 /T“U f AMANA M*d«l II Ml IttfZrt » All foods easy to reach! • Capacity — 630 pounds frozen foods! • Freezer plate shelves! • White DuPont Dulux finish! • 5 year insurance against food spoilage included! • 5 year free replacement warranty on sealed-in mechanism! $M Aims. Modal II Ftorar todayl IASY TERMS TO NT FAMILY lUDOITS Arnold & Klenk, Inc. Phone 463

DON’T FORGET THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING ' OF THE ADAMS COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 14-7:30 at the LINCOLN* SCHOOL, DECATUR Directors will be elected and other business matters taken care of. There will also be none entertainment and refreshments will be served. Bring your families. » - i

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New Contract Is Offered Printers Chicago Publishers Offer New Contract Chicago, March 11. — (UP) Striking AFL newspaper printers wjll vote on a new contract offered by Chicago publishers if the j proposal is approved by the contracts department of the Internaj tional union, officials said today. The contract proposal included a $lO weekly wage increase, $1 more than was offered previously by members of the Chicago Newspaper Publishers association. The offer was made in a letter I from association secretary John F. O'Keefe to John Pilch, president of local 16 of the international Typographical union. Pilch said the proposal would be scrutinized by the ITU's contracts department at Indianapolis. If the department approved it, he said, the offer would be submitted to a rank-and-file vote. Pilch said the contracts department would not consider the wage question which must be settled by members. He said a “tentative" agreement had been reached on other provisions which were not revealed. The proposed contract would run for 16 months. It would give day shift workers $99.50 for a hour week; night shift workers slOl for a 36-H hour week and third shift workers slOl for a 30hour week. The publishers presented it with the condition that it be submitted to the union membership for approval by secret ballot. O’Keefe said he jjfxpected” the printers to acceptVlhe offer. Noi further negotiations were scheduled. He agreed with Pilch that there was a “complete meeting of the minds" on all issues except wages, indicating that agreement had been reached on the involved issue of a closed shop, the original cause of the printers’ 15-month strike. The union had sought to maintain its traditional closed shop despite the Taft-Hartley law's ban. Recently it indicated it was willing to accept an agreement to restore the closed shop as soon as congress removes the ban. O’Keefe said the publishers considered their wage proposals “generous in the light of the general business picture, the levelling in the cost of living and the conditions which beset our industry in Chicago." ,The union struck in November, 1947, against the Daily News, SunTimes, Tribune, Herald-American, The Journal of Commerce and The Hammond, Ind., Tinies. The Sun and Times combined shortly after the strike started and the printers settled with the Hammond Times last month for a $12.50 raise. The papers have continued to publish throughout the strike by using methods that bypass the composing rooms where the strikers worked. It is estimated that the workers lost $9,454,000 in wages during the strike. Many have taken other jobs or left the city. The International union paid the strikers an estimated $7,000,000 in benefits. Experiments conducted at the American Museum of Natural History show, according to The American Magazine, that of all the creatures in the animal kingdom, the smartest apears to be the funloving chimpanzee.

Yost Const. Co. do 9.28 The Krick-Tyndall Co. do .... 8.80 Broadway Lumber Co. d 0.... 2D.IS Korte Bros do 248.8 ft ’ E. J. Sehug Ins 708.12 Welfare Citizen's Tel Co. oper 9.75 Bernice Nelson post ti mil 20.30 Mary J. Hazelwood mil 10.55 Mabel Marshall do 6.30 Veronica Linn do 3.5# Public Emp. Ret. Fund Ret F 614.33 Certified before me this Tib day of March. HHO. Thurman I. Drew, — Auditor ' Adams County '

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MANY IMPROVEMENTS INtHRYSLER’S “SILVER ANNIVERSARY” LINE obrL, ! Chryslers 1949 “Windsor” four-door sedan. Wheelbase 125’4 inches; powered by six-cylinder 116-h.p. engine.

iSHEdi Interior of 1949 Chrysler “New Yorker" four-door sedan. Wheelbase 13'.’i inches; powered by eight-cylinder 135-horsepower engine, increased roominess is one of the features of ail models in this line. Rear seat cushions are seven inches wider and front seat cushions six inches wider than in preceding sedans. A new feature is a safety cushion made of sponge rubber, leather covered, placed at the top of the instrument panel for the protection of front-seat passengers.

College Dean Found ! Slain In Farm Home Nationwide Alert For Adopted Son Burleson, Tex., March 11 —(UP) —‘A nationwide alert was ordered today for the 19-year-old adopted son of Dr. John W. Lord. 70, dean of the Texas Christian university graduate school, who was found slain here yesterday. Johnson county sheriff Houston Walling said the youth, Arthur Hester. had not been seen here since Lord's body was found. [ District attorney John A. James, Jr., said Lord apparently was killled with a hatchet during a bitter [struggle at the lonely farm retreat he took for his home a month ago. Highway ‘patrolmen said Hester was last seen at El Paso, dressed ln>'a sailor's uniform and carrying a duffle bag. Officers believed he was headed for California with plans ‘for enlisting in the navy, from which he was discharged in 194 S after serving two years. Lord and his wife adopted Hester from an orphanage in 1941. Mrs. Lord died five years ago. Lord and Hester moved to the 50-year-old farmhouse five miles of here in January. The section is remote and heavilywooded. Burleson is about 20 miles from TCU campus at Fort Worth. When Lord failed to make his classes on Wednesday and Thursday. two TCU students were sent to investigate. They found his battered body lying in a bedroom at the rear of the house. In another bedroom, deputies found a bloodspattered magazine opened to an article entitled: “Wanton women, an open road to murder." The‘professor's car. a recent model, -was missing.

APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISI H vn»H ESTATE *O. 4.MIU Notice Is hereby uHem That file 'undersigned has been uppointed Administrator of the estate of Emma G. latnkenau late of Adams County, deceased. The estate Is probably solvent. Oscar l.nnkrrnu Administrator March 10. HMD D. Burdette Custer attorney ' Mar H-18-25 r Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Record Business By General Electric Co. l Schenectady, N. Y., March 11 — General Electric company and its consolidated affiliates did a record volume of business in 1948, the sales billed to customers hav-! ing totaled $1,632,700,000 or 13 perI cent more than in the previous .peak war time year of 1944 and 23 percent more than the $1,330,800,000 billed in 1947, Charles E. Wilson, ' G 3 president, announced today. The net profit earned during 1948 amounted to $123,835,000 compared i with the previous record earnings of $95,299,000 in 1947, equivalent! to $4.29 and $3.30, respectively, on I each share of common stock. Os i the amount earned in 1948, 58.5 percent. or $72,449,000, was reinvested in the business to help sustain the time record levels of payrolls, inventories, etc., and $51,386,000, or M.SO a share was declared as divi» trends on common stock. The dividends declared in 1947 totaled SL6O : a share.

f Announcing The GRAND OPENING Os BIIIK SI 111 Wli IM WREN, OHIO TUESDAY, MARCH 15 . ■■■■■■; I. . 'J?? MMflUk. , »■<■■ imt - , *" r t r ;X~ 7 tWi? ■ : S" *CIK3- -- -■ —*z r pSHk r r5 c ~ . * Side-view picture of new slaughter house at Wren, Ohio. The building is 30x45 ft. Modern butchering methods are used in scalding, cleaning, cooling, and automatic smoke curing. - ■ *- ~- x> ~ CTV ~ FREE’ • All Modern FREE’ r * 6 u - • New Equipment r n 11. Tues. Mar.* 15 • Sanitary Methods Tues. Mar. 15 10 !b. Hem. QUar,Cr • New Curing PrOCB “ first . 5 lbs. Sausage. - , . CUSTOM BUTCHERING HUu3 STOP IN AND rDTF REGISTER BITCHEtUi) NEXT Tl ESDAY Stop in and See us Brought In Between I ALL DAY TUESDAY

ax. won WR “Safety-eye” grouping of instruments directly in front of the driver enables him to read the speedometer and the, various gauges with a minimum of distraction from watching the road.

YALE UNIVERSITY President Emeritus James Rowland Angell is dead at New Haven, Conn. He was 79. He retired in 1937, had been ill for some time. He was I recognized as an authority on physchology. (International)

Scrap Iron Factory Blast Fatal To 11 Brunswick, March 11 - (UP)•Eleven persons were killed and . were injured tojlay in an explosion at the Watenstedt steel works near , Slazgitter south of here. Police said the explosion in the scrap iron smashing plant probably was caused by an air hammer hitting a mine concealed in a pile ot scrap. Youth Is Cleared Os Gary Slaying Gary, Ind., March 11 — (UP) — Clifford Hoffman, 21, Detroit, was cleared today from any connection with the slaying of. Mary Cheever, 45-vear-old school teacher, here. ■Hoffman, a dishwasher, was arrested in a Michigan City, inti.,, tavern, where he had been heard to remark he was wanted foi the Cheever murder. Witnesses, however, said Hoffman was not the slayer. He will be returned to Michigan City. ’ IPPOIVTMFW °F ADMIMSTRATOR ESTATE All. 4504 Notice Im hereby given. That the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Emma Rhoades late of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probable solvent. . . , . ’ 4 Him Rlioiiilcs Admini.triitor February 24. 1040 Hubert R. MeClennhau Attorney Feb. 25 March 4-11 " • Trade In a Gooc tciM — Cecatur

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NOTICE OF FIXAI, OF ESTATE Vo A . E ’»:!)■ Notice is hereby give”’■ Itots, heirs and legatees G. Kraner, deceased t,, „ the Adams Circuit ('uu r: .’j’WarM catur, Indiana, on t!‘n «■ J' 1 a tl>i.H March, 1919, and slmw'caiiw M why the FINAL SETTLEMpv! i COCN'IS with the estate cedent should not be said heirs are notified (, A* there make proof ~f ««■ receive their distributive Rvasel O. Krnuer Exe..„. ■ Drcntnr, Itulhma, March •» f Attorney Xnthan c. ■ IV THE ADAMS ( ')>, | IT "■ FERRI AHI TEltu. , ~"«lB CA’ SE VO. | !i;t | , W ■ GORDON C. honor H GERTRUDE M. EllVnn H The plaintiff in the above-m,., I cause having fiDrl his therein, tn-ether with hi. and the affidavit of a „«r»on th,V the defendant o,„ M. Egnm- ts a non-resident' St-te of Indiana. 11 “• t« Now, therefore, G-rtrudn v » I nor is hereby notified ttrnt ~ she be and anpear in the tL™, T’H •■nit Court on the Ist da>- nf t, 1“I9. it being tile I3r 1 iam,. of the April Term. I'qc (l < • •Hurt St file Court House InTcH ('lt'- of Decatur. Indiana, to or demur tn said complaint (],«?■ same will be heard and determi,9 in her absence. That action D an action for ‘liverr. IN VTINESS WHEREOF I hereunto set niv hand anil t'wLal this Court this 3rd dav nt vZB 1940. Etbvnr.t F. .Inhere — C lerk Adan n Circuit Court March Hl-ijß Trade in a Goo| Town — A. J. ZELT I The Rawleisih Dealer I ' Phone 1081 , I ' Decatur Indim I