Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 69, Decatur, Adams County, 23 March 1949 — Page 2

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County Rural Youth Will Meet Friday The Adams county rural youth will meet Friday at the Kirkland high school at 7:30 p.m. Plans for future rural youth activities will ba made and new officers elected. Farm Bureau social and educational leaders are asked to bring rural young people from 'their townships. Several Adams county members who have taken part in district and state hural youth meetings this winter will present a panel discussion on program ideas, Dennis Norman, county recreational director, will conduct the recreational period. All interested Adams county young people are invited. SPECIAL MEN S OXFORDS $2.98 Regular $4.98 Values ECONOMY STORE

SALE CALENDAR MAR. 26—G. M. Elkins, 2 mi. N. of Valparaiso. Ind.. Well Improved 20 acre Country Place. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. I*. Sanntann. Auct. MAR. 26—Bernard Geis. 2 mi. S. of Monroeville on road 101. Personal property. 12:30 P. M. Glenn C. Meriea. auct. MAR. 26—Mr. & Mrs. Guy Brass. 4th house in the 2nd block on sputh side of West Jefferson St.. Andrews, Ind. 6 Room house with large garage. 2:00 p. M. The Kent Realty & Auction Colne. ,D. S. Blaor, Auct. MAR. 26—Robert E. Gay. Admr. Lena S. Gay, 222 North Thirteenth StDecatur. Household goods. Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty. suets. MAR. 28—Delmar Garwood. Willshire. Ohio—just we<t of Methodist , church. 7 room house and large lot. Roy & Ned Johnson, auctioneers. , MAR. 30—Clarence G. Hell. 847 N. Washington. Marion, ind. Business Mock and residential property. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann, And. APR I—Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert, Sl4 South Main St, Bluffton. Ind. Real Estate. 2:00 P. M. The Kent Realty & Auction Co., Inc. D. S. Blair, auct. APR. i—yj r & Mrs. Dwight Gilbert. 814 So. Main St- Buffton. Ind. 5 rooms down, 3 room apt. upstairs. 2 P. M. D. S. Blair and Dell Shaw, aucts. APR. 2—Mr. A- Mrs. Otto Gaso. 1225 West Elm St- Decatur. Ind. Real Estate A- Personal Property. 6 Room semi-modern home & 4 extra lots. Personal property 1:00 P. M. Real Estate 2:30 P. M. The Kent Realty & Auction Co- Ind. D. S. Blair, auct. APR. s—ind. Aberdeen-Angus Breeders As oc„ Lafayette, Ind. 1. bulls, 45 females. 12:30 P. M. Col. Ham Jones, auct. APR. 6—Mr. & Mrs. A. M. Foster. 10 miles south of Richmond. Ind. and 5 miles west, 255 Acres of Land. 1:30 P. M. ThA Kent Realty & Auction Co.. Inc. D. S. Blair, auct. APR 7—Mr. & Mrs. Everett Anderson. mile northwest of Cale. Ind: or 11 miles southwest of Bedford. Ind. on No. 450, then 5 miles west to Cale. 215 Acre Stock & Grain Farm. 1:30 P.M. The Kent Realty & Auction Co., inc. D. 8. Blair, auct. APR. 9—Mr. & Mrs C E Lerch. •% mile west of Wanatah, Ind on highway No. 30 on south side. Gas Business. Lunch Room. 2 1 Cabins, 2:00 P. M. The Kent Realty & Auction Co., Inc. D. S. Blair, auct. i APR. 9—Mary Lhamon. executrix of Francis Bogner estate. 1104 W. Monroe St.. Decatut, Ind. 7 room modern house and person- , al property. Midwest Realty Auciton Co., J. F. Sanmann, auct ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY The undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Alois Geis, deceased, will sell at Public Auction, the following described Persona) Property, at the late residence, located 2 miles South of Monroeville. Indiana on State Road 101. on SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1949 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. TRACTOR-IMPLEMENTS, ETC. J Farmall F-20 Tractor, on rubber, in good condition; Cultivators for , above tractor: IHC Little Genius 14" Tractor Plows: McDcering , Heavy Duty Trac'or Disc; John Deere Tractor Mower. 7 ft. cut. like new; Peoria 12 ho e Fertilizer Grain Drjll; John Deere Corn Planter; John Deere Endgate Seeder and Wagon; Rubber Tired Wagon, with 1 14 ft. grain bed; 3 section Spike Tooth Harrow; Spring Tooth Har- i row; IHC Power Binder; Dunham 7 ft. Cultipacker; McDeering Side Delivery Rake; Stalk Rake: Easy Way Hay Loader; 2 Wheel Trailer: with Stock Rack: Fanning Mill, like new; Platform Scales; 300 gal. Steel Gas Tank, with rack. Small Tools and many other numerous i articles. AUTOMOBILE— I 936 FORD V-8 Four Door Sedan, with new motor. HAY— 2OO Bales of Clover Hay. TERMS—CASH. Not Responsible In Case Os Accidents. BERNARD GEIS, Administrator Alois Geis Estate Sale Conducted By—- — C. Meriea. Auctkme- r. Phono 3971, Monroeville. Indiana. Wm. H. Cook Clerk. 23 • • hew many STEPS does a I telephone save? The telephone is easily one W the greatest of modem time- and effort-Mving conveniences. If were to keep a running account of the ateps your telephone you'd need a portable adding machine. We are happy to furnish f aervice which brings such great benefits to liung today our exponsioß program will soon the advan- ' f telephone —A. K / service to all isSNrffek. wh ° want * t - CMS TELEPHONE co.

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Or. Roy Andress In Serious Condition , The condition of Dr. Roy Andress. I well known Decatur chiropractor, . who underwent a major operation , at the Adams county memorial hospital Tuesday, was reported this ati ternoon as "very serious." Monroe Residents Plead Not Guilty Elbert Hall and Marvin Doty, 26- . year-old Monroe residents, have ; pleaded not guilty in Jay circuit ■ court to charges of assault and battery with intent to commit a felony. They are charged with the recent beating of Robert Radaj Laugh. Fort Wayne salesman, on a , Portland street. I After Judge Byron Jenkins over- ! ruled a defense motion to quash the affidavits, the judge postponed the trial date at the request of Keith Fraser, prosecuting attorney, to

await developments in the condition of Radabaugh, who is confined to hla bane in Port Wayne. Hail and Doty are both at liberty under ■ $3,500 bond. Pat Cain To Manage Abe Martin Lodge Indianapolis, March 23 — (UP)— Pat J. Cain. Fort Wayne, has been appointed manager of Abe Martin lodge at Brown county state park, conservation department authorities said today. He replaces John H. Metford, Seymour. Cain served in a similar capacity throughout 1944-45 and since that time he has managed a country club near Leesburg. SENATORS OKAY (Cont. From Page One) PittSburg. said he "couldn't say" what the union's strategy would be. Some other district leaders looked for a prompt return to work on Monday—unless Lewis issues new orders in the meantime. One miner, Nick Harbett of Liberty, Pa- commented: “If John L. doesn't think the guy | is capable, that is the way we feel. I think it’s doubtful if we'll I go back Monday.” “We’re backing John L. 100 per- : cent,” remarked another miner., “We took a two-week vacation and j we don’t care if it takes another six months." President Truman had submitted Boyd’s nomination to the senate three times since May, 1947. Boyd has served without pay since Dec. 31, 1947: According to one administration spokesman in the senate, an attempt will be made to provide his SIO,OOO salary for 1948 by special legislation. The Republican-controlled senate in the SOth congress failed to act, primarily because of the opposition of Sen. Eugene I). Millikin, RColo- but the President gave Boyd j a recess appointment. He took office in August, 1947. and was paid for five months. Then his salary was stopped under a general law. Boyd and his wife and four children have been living on savings and borrowed funds since that tinle. BUDENZ (C'»nt. From Page O» e > Communist party members. . The appearance of the first witness came just nine-and-half weeks after the trial opened. The actual taking of testimony was delayed by lengthy arguments over the federal district court jury system and over selection of the jury. All the preliminary phases of tlie trial were completed yesterda when defense attorneys finishbii their opening statements and demanded that federal judge Harold R. Medina declare a mistrial because he scratched his head and pulled his car in away hostile to the defendants. Judge Medina denied theidefenae motions, as he has denied dozens of other mistrial motions by the attorneys who have accused him of being prejudiced. “If you think I'm going to sit here like a bump on a log during this trial." Medina said to the defense lawyers, "you’re mistaken' The first sheet of cellophane produced commercially in the U. S. was made on a casting machine in Niagara Falls. N. Y„ in 1924 NO DEFROSTING! I 8888 v'' ILr < IB i ADMIRAL Dual-Temp Refrigerators Huge moist cold cnmpxrtmon, never requires defrosting. Ke"! foods fresh •without covering dLhes. Built-in bom* freeze! quick freezes at 15’ below zero. Performance proved in ovei 2'.n,o<vs kitch ns TRADE IN YOUR OLD ONE. A'su a Large Selection of Electric Stoves Kitchen’s Appliances 238 N. 2nd Phone 95

College President 1 - Appointed Senator Named Successor To Senator Broughton Chapel Mill. N. C- Mar. 23 — i (UP)—Dr. Frank Porter Graham, i president of the University of North Carolina who helped draft ■ President Truman’s controversial civil rights program, today was , appointed to the United States • senate. North Carolina Gov. Kerr Scott announced his choice of Graham 'at a dinner here last night. He replaces the late Sen. J. Melville Broughton, whe died March 6. only four months after his election in November. Graham will serve until the 1950 general election. Scott’s choice of Graham was a bombshell in North Carolina po-

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CHURCH « First Presbyterian Regular Wednesday night prayer services will be started tonight at the First Presbyterian church at 7 o’clock, it was announced today by the Rev. A. C. E. Glllander. The mid-week meetings have not been held regularly at the Presbyterian church for several years, but it was decided recently to start them again. Zion Lutheran The fourth midweek Lenten vesper will be conducted at Zion Lutheran church, West Monroe street, this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor, the Rev. Edgar P.

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