Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 123, Decatur, Adams County, 25 May 1949 — Page 5

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lii* are for consecu- «!’? ClaS6ified Sk ’ Pday P 0 * BLACK !?(. fc word each inminimum charge. I*. J ads listed in parajsJ increase over reguftlWiH obituary, in 2c Per word, 75c * ms! be in office by 11 FOR SALE <jshilco Radios and I* l s “ l ’ iroe,» per 100 lb. Ze Inc., 812 W. Elm St., I’"’ 119-10 t »r. njJ7xice young saddle : Phone 77271. Route 6. “ 121-3tx{ [ chimney. Also platform 3% mi. N. of Preble. 121-3tx JoiElTdidn’t know our ( «re so soiled,” said a Fina - us er. Smith Drug Co. 122-3 t SUE- Cultivator for F-12 w and side delivery rake, tm Aumann. Route 1. 121-3tx sale - Axmlnlster rugs, | wool. Open evenings exiM Stucky & Co. Monroe, Phone 84. I’tf - I SALE—Perennials, & litis. | are blooming now. Mrs. s Borders, west Monroe «. 118-6tx SALE-SKELGAS for. rural tcooking and water heating; Iw as $6.95 per 100 lbs.■ id Bros. 101-ts SALE—Bottle Gas Ranges, jityles to select from. Open > except Wed. nites. Stucky to, Monroe, Ind. 274-ts ;SALE—Washers $89.95, good te such as Speed Queen and a Stucky & Co., Monroe, L Open nites except Wed. 274-ts I SALE—Studio Couches and I Beds, large selection to bet from. Open nites except Suites. Stucky & Co., MonIM. 274-ts BALE—Frtgaaalre rerrlgeraI ranges, water heaters, toi, and dryers. Also some Bwd refrigerators. Uhrlck I 101-ts 18. STOVES, STOVES — »mt to trade see Stuckys lotroe, Ind. They are alloijprices for your old stove How. 274. ts W-E-One bed, with matl; high boy, vanity and 1: also one porch swing upholstered back and Call 277. 121-3tx Dn-Gas ranges <1 Refrigerators. Before you ,nk the lady who owns A ho water heaters, water t(rs installed. Stucky's ApGeneva Hatcheries. ue-w • on Pretty Lake one ■' best in Northern Ind., tew modern development **" sandy beach, flowing '“i nature. Good fishing, X. of Ft. Wayne on 3. ’wdputer's Add., WolH 4 30t located end five-room home. It ot small room 9 t J ? r,nt ' Baver - No basely ,™ aee but otherwise Casll or a PP roxi - II <low n, balance only Bob Heller, Real-117-btf Special this 1000 White Rock & L ? ie R.O.P. U** lur quality bred J’ started or day old * Decatur Clucks ® f eggs or ito in- ,Ur Hatchery. 122 U ik«^r Mo>rrH h WORTH r>^HL vauib ' ***><■» Deesrsr

FOR SALE-Model “A." Just overhauled. Porter Tire Co. Phone 1289. 122-2 t FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet head, 1 good shape. 516 Closs St. Phone I 14573. Chester Howard. 122-2tj FOR SALE—I 936 Ford, good tires,; seat covers. Phone 111 Monroe. 1 123 3t-x j FOR SALE—2 Wilton rugs, 9x15, 9x12.—415 Jefferson St. 122t2x FOR SALE—I wool frieze davenport. 1 used shower cabinet. % size roll-a-way bed. Phone 7574. 122-4 t FOR SALE—Good 9 x 12 Axminister Rug, also pad never used. Set of sterling silver service for 8.1 Phone 8184. 123 2t-x' FOR SALE—White Rock fryers,) i alive or dressed. 2nd house south | of Yost gravel pit. Perry Evans. I Phone 4965. 123 3t FOR SALE-1937 Chrysler, ’46 motor. Good shape. J 507 N. 2nd. Phone 120. 122t3 FOR SALE—Fryers, 3 to 4 lbs. Dressed, cut up and delivered. Homestead, No. 32. Phone 3484. 123t2 FOR SALE—New and used New Holland balers. Special discount. Gerber • Moser Implement Co. Your AC dealer. U. S. 27. Phone 2551. 122-3 t I FOR SALE—See the new AC highspeed roller bearing side rake and forage harvester. GerberMoser Implement Co. Your AC dealer. U. S. 27. Phone 2551. 122j (ATTENTION BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—BuiIding and all equipment for sandwich shop. Potential business location. Terms to responsible party. Phone 714. 123- ' NOTICE — MOWERS-See the gearless Timken-bearing power driven mower before you buy. Gerber • Moser Implement Co. Your AC dealer. U. S. 27. Phone 2551. 122-6 t FOR SALE-One Berk and Poland China male hog, old, Immuned. Weight 250 lbs. Oliver "70” tractor and cultivators. 1% mile N. of Middlebury. Chalmer Brodbeck. 122-3tx FOR SALE-Top dirt and peat i moss. Delivered. Call O. V. Dilling. Ist house east of Kirkland high school. Glass Trucking Service. Craigville phone. 99-T FOR SALE—Delco light plant, 32 volt with good batteries, motor , and household equipment. Mon-, roe phone 96-B. 214 miles E. of Monroe on highway 124. J. C. Baltzell. 123 3t-x FOR SALE—Field tomatoes, sweet potatoes and yams, hot peppers and all other vegetable and flower plants. Potted plants and combination boxes for Memorial Day. Seed potatoes and peat moss. Open evenings. Strahm’s Grocery. 339 N. 9th St. 122-4 t FOR SALE-AC field harvester; cuitimulcher; Graham diggers; discs; rotary hoes; cultipackers; spring and spike tooth harrows; power lawn mowers; weed sprayers; Weed-No-More; paint sprayers; steel drags. USED—AC bal er; H Farmall; McCormick manure spreader; side rake; mowers; J.D. plows, 12" & 14"; cultipackers. Gerber-Moser Implement Co. Your AC dealer. U.S. 27. Phone 2551. 122-61 WANTED WANTED— Lawns to mow. Phone 1542. 1 _ BABY SITTING — afternoons or early evenings. Call 5992. Sue Troutner. IZJ WANTED TO BUY - BwTand dairy cattle. Scheimans Market. I Phone 3081. _ WANTED—Accordion- Either 24 , 48-80 or 120 base. Must be A l ’ and priced right. Phone I WANTElPTrmothy or light clover mixed hay. I Jurk • Elevator Co., Phone 2o.^ f 1 IF YOU dow screens— storm sash or mtR work of any kind- call Mill Service, Phone Dec u 17161. Free estimates. » ork e Professional equipment. ba« utters silts * „”S Co—... Phone s '°- He,ler Ing. _____ _ Thermopbane tMalat Me d fl most solar-typed houses with large window areas to r» 'dme heat loss and beat rayt to U ‘ ream.

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds ill- "— and all I said was ‘I think I’ll have the car washed at that garage I saw in the Democrat i Want Ads’!” MISCELLANEOUS ICE—For good clear ice call Kenny’s Ice Delivery. Phone 1683. Formerly Elmer’s Open evening’s until 9:00. 105-ts 1 ELECTRICAL contracting, wiring i and supplies. Free job estimates. Engle & Kiess. North 12th St. Phone 212. 53-ts LAWNMOWERS sharpened and repared. Saws filed and retoothed. All work done by machine. Alvin Gerber. U. S. 224. Magley. 113-ts STARTER AND GENERATOR Service. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 140 S. Second St. Decatur Ind. 222-T LOANS—-on modern suburbans and farms. Low rate of interest.—A. D. Suttles. T SEE HAUGK’S for automatic water heaters—water systems— batbrooms—or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. 80-ts Friendly Personal Service. — Decatur Insurance Agency, K. C. Bldg., Kenneth Runyon. 121t5 RADIO REPAIR — For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. 60-ts NOTICE—See the new Air-Way Sanitizer display at Decatur's newest and most modern Bobette Beauty Salon. 308 Marshall Phone 1897. 123 3t-x APPLIANCE SERVICE-We serv ice all makes of washers, sweepers, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold & Klenk, Inc. 80-ts CLOGGED SEWERS and drains opened with electric Roto-Root-er. Prompt Service. Free estimate. Call C. R. Williams, Phone 4 on 6, Tocsin, R-2 Decatur. 1-ts LOANS— To buy auto, furniture, livestock or other things you need. Local Loan Co., 138 N. 2nd St. Ground floor office. •I Phone 237. 79 ’ tf 1 ■ — —— L CALL 207 for your plumbing and heating needs. All sizes galvanized pipe- Also Complete line of “F & W” pumps. Walter Plumbing & Heating. 254 N. 2nd St. 299-U FARMERS ATTENTION— We remove dead horses, cows, hogs etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay ail phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 19 ts SPECIAL”LOW PRICES ou new and modern sewing machines, also rebuilt ones. We handle a big line of sewing needs. Low overhead expenses-we sell for less. Boardman’s. 223 N. Ist. 113-14tx SEWING MACHINE Repairing - Let us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckels machine buttonholes: Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman a 223 North First 10325 ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES .' —Let us supply you with your ,1 electrical needs, such as wire. | switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures. motors or anything that you may need. on any job. Arnold & Went " FORRENT FOR RENT- sleeping room in modern house. So. 9th St. Phone 1855. _ 60 acre farm on i n»'- Mst of tur. Evaline Roop, 108 N ’ FiFRENT^U^n - Apartment! 1 wms and hath, private entranceJ Shown by appointment CaR ‘ 11453 after 6p. m. * 23 « ' ! soft water, automatic gas heal SboeSlW 122 ' 31X t! FOR RENT—One room *’*!*“*".'; I F combination bedroom and kit ' ' share bath room and ’■ tor. 463 N. 7th St. City »“-3tx ;■ - every t child > #Mr **

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LOST AND FOUND LOST—A pair of glasses, in case. Finder please contact Carol j Kirsch, phone 1687. 122 3t-x i FOUND—Wrist watch. Owner may have same by describing watch and paying for this ad. Inquire Decatur Post Office. 122 3t BOHM REFUSES (Cont. From Pqge One) Bohm, short, slender and extremely youthful looking, told reporters that the committee treated him ‘courteously.’’ He was accompanied by his counsel, Clifford Durr, a former member of the federal communications commission. Order Explanation Washington, May 25 — (UP) — The atomic energy commission was ordered today to explain in public how it happened to lose an ounce of the kind of uranium of which bombs are made. The explanation will be forthcoming tomorrow at a public session of the house-senate atomic energy committee. Chairman Brien McMahon, D„ Conn., said his committee decided to give the atomic commissioners an opportunity "to explain their side of the case” out in the open. Heretofore the urartfum loss has been explored in detail only at hearings from which the public was excluded. Loss of the uranium was discovered Feb. 8 at the Argonne national laboratory near Chicago. Since then, according to the commission, all but less than a quarter of an ounce has been recovered from laboratory residues. FORRESTAL'S (Cont. From Page One) Ing two 19-round artillery salutes. The Rt. Rev. Wallace E. Conkling, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago and close personal friend of the Forrestal family, officiated at both the amphitheater rites and at the burial service afterward. The fading notes of taps at the grave ended the services for the j tough-minded Irishman who drove ! himself unceasingly throughout his ; nine years in government as adI ministrative assistant to the late President Roosevelt, as undersecretary and secretary of navy, and finhlly as defense secretary. Besides the military escort, only J the family and a few close per- ' sonal friends witnessed the gravei side services which followed the amphitheater ceremonies Following the reading of the Episcopal burial service by the clergyman at the graveside, the artillery battery fired another 19round salute and the casket was lowered into the ground. And eight-man rifle squad of marines fired three volleys. A marine bugler at the head of the grave played taps, and another in the distance answered with “echo” taps. Forrestal’s grave is not far from those ot two former army chiefs of staff—Gens. Tasker H. Bliss and Malin Craig. 1941 CHEVROLET Radio — Heater $475-«o SAYLORS REGISTERED BROWN SWISS CATTLE SALE 50 _ HEAD - 50 Delaware Fairgrounds, i Delaware, Ohio, Monday May 30 12:30 P.M. fiSSSSSSSi' Williarn H. Clark For Sale Zanol Products SPECIAL FOR MAY 11.00 Bottle of VA NH LA with S’ Purchaee Phone 8935 722 LINE STREET

Must File Requests For Wheat Allotment j Winfred L. Gerke, chairman of I the Adams county agricultural con- | servation association,, announced today that any farmer who has not raised wheat during 1947, 1948, or 1949, but intends to sow wheat this fall for harvest in 1950, must file a request, in writing, for a wheat allotment at the county AAA office not later than June 1, in order that an allotment may be established for the farm. Mr. Gerke stated that 1950 wheat allotments are being established 1

FCLM Wffl WE HAVE SOLD OUR HOME AND WILL SELL ALL OF OUR NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH - 2:00 P. M. Located at 1216 West Monroe Street Decatur, Indiana These 5 rooms of fine furniture are as follows: 2 Pc. Living room Suite; Tilt-back chair and ottoman; Overstuffed chair; Lounge chair; Coffee table; Endtable; Occasional table; Butterfly table; 2 Rockers; Wing back chair; Day bed; Floor lamps; Bridge lamps; Table lamps; 2 Beautiful rugs, one 9x12 with pad. one 9x17 with I pad; Throw rugs; 4 Pc. Solid Maple bedroom suite; 3 Pc. Knotty Pine bedroom suite; 2 Bedroom chairs; Dressing table; 7 Pc. Breakfast set; NEW 8' G. E. Deluxe Refrigerator; Florence gas range; 2 Burner Electric hot plate; 3 Rollaway beds, innerspring mattresses; Dresser and mirror; Occasional chair; Wardrobe; New Maytag washer; Double tubs; Rubber tired lawn mower; Hoes; Rakes; Small safe; Several clocks; Girl’s bicycle; Boy’s bicycle; Dishes; Kitchen utensils; New Electrolux sweeper and attachments; New electric train; 3 Radios; Large fan; Drapes and many other items too numerous to mention. Here is your opportunity to bid on some Really Nice Furniture, it is all like NEW. TERMS: CASH. MR. & MRS. H. O. BURGETT, Owners ■ D. S. Blair & C. W. Kent—Auctioneers ■ Gerald G. Strickler —Sales Mgr. > Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co., Inc. Decatur, Indiana — Phone 68. 25 28 2 M ESffl Hi 340 ACRE FARM MONDAY, JUNE 6TH-2:00 P.M. ON THE PREMISES LOCATION: 6 Miles North of Loogootee. Indiana on State Route 45; or 6 miles South of Odon, Indiana; or 19 miles Northeast ot Washing- , ton, Indiana. Will Sell As One Unit or In Parts To Suit Purchasers > This farm would divide nicely into a 290 acre farm and a 140 acre ■ farm, as there are two houses. There are 233 acres under cultiv-a- ■ tion 72 acres of pasture, of which 40 acres can be cultivated and w . acre's of woods pasture. This makes an ideal combination farm. The land lays level to slightly rolling and is well fenced, with new woven wire in good state of repair. CROPS TO PURCHASER There is 135 acres of corn and beans planted, 42 acres of clover. Landlords share of the crops will go to the purchaser. _IMPROVEMENTS - A n ! ce one story. 4 room house and a tenant house, surrounded by good lawn and fences. There are five wells and a never failing spring 111 ' A NEW 48x60 Barn with silo; a 32x40 barn with shed and crib attached; Hog bouse for 10 brood sows; Double crib; Smoke house, War Thi h s°fa ß rm has been limed and is in excellent state of productivity as proactive purchasers can tell by the growing crops. The farm >s known as oiip of the best in the community. rt , a : nn IMMEDIATE POSSESSION of the buildings, Landlords possession O TERMS:" d 2S% Cash on day of sale, balance upon delivery of dear title. MR. & MRS. W.H. REEVES-Owners D. S. Blair & C. W. Kent-Auctioneers Gerald G Strickler —Sales Mgr. Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty A- Auction Co., Inc. Decatur, Indiana — Phone 68. (Clip this, as it only appears once) - _

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for farms for whitih there is a record on file in the county office, of the wheat acreage for 1947, 1948 or 1949. He said that no allotments will be established on farms for ' which there is no record or request I on file. Trade In a Good Town — uecatur Backache; Leg Pains Scanty and Burning Urine WOOLLEY'S K. K. TABLETS 50c—AT DRUG STORES—SOc I I

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, May 25 — (UP) — (PM A (—Livestock: Hogs 7,000, active, barrows and gilts fully 25 higher, instances more; bulk good and choice 170250 lbs. 19.75-20.25; weights 230 lbs. down mostly 20.00, top 20.25; 250-290 lbs. 19.00-19.75, 350 lbs. 18.00, 100-160 lbs. 16.00-17.50, choice near-160 lbs. 18.00 or more; sows around 25 higher, bulk 14.75 to 16.75, choice lightweights 17.0017.25. Cattle 1,500, calves 500, steers and yearlings about steady; good yearlings 26.00-26.50, few good to choice 27.00; load good 1,000 lbs. steers 27.00, medium to low-good 900-1150 lb. steers 24.50-25.50; 16 loads mostly good to choice steers unsold; common to medium light yearlings 20.00-23.00; cows steady, good beef cows 20.50-21.50; best around 22.00, common and medium 17.75-20.00; vealers fairly active, steady to weak, some sales 50 lower, bulk good and choice 27.00-28.50, limited top 28.50, common and medium 18.00-26.50. | Sheep 100, not enough to establish market trend, good and choice 80 lb. spring lambs held around 32.00, slaughter ewes mostly .50 lower, good and choice 140 lbs. up, 6.50-8.50; choice light weights to 11.50, bulk common anr medium 5.00-6.00. FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind., May 25—(UP) —Livestock: Hogs 700; choice hogs 20.00-20.-25; light butchers 19.25-20.00; medium 19.25-20.00; butchers 18.50-19.-25; heavy 17.25-18.00; pigs 18.00 down; rest of hog market steady. Choice steers 24.00-26.00; good 22.5624.00; medium 20.5622.50; common 18.00-20.00; choice heifers 23.0625.00; good 21.0623.00; medium 20.0621.00; common 18.00-20.-00; good cows 18.0619.50; medium 16.5617.50; cutters 16.0617.50; canners 13.00-15.00; good bulls 20.0622.00; medium 18.0620.00; common 17.0618.00. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks lower in quiet trading. Bonds lower; U. B. governments did not trade. Curb stocks irregularly lower. Chicago stocks lower. Silver unchanged In New York at 71 ’,4 cents a fine ounce. Cotton futures lower. Grains in Chicago: wheat, corn, oats, rye and soybean futures lower. Hogs: steady to strong; cattle higher; sheep dull. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July 1.96 W; Sept. 1.9614-%; Dec. 1.98-1.97%; March 1.95%. Corn: July 1.32%-%; Sept. 1.25%; Dec. 1.16%; March 1.16%. Oats: July 60%B; Sept. 60%B; Dec. 61%A. Soybeans: July 2.24-2.24%; Nov. 2.07; Dec. 2.06%. The next meeting will be held May 27. If it's INSCHASCB COFFEE’S AGENCY Boch Bldg. Phones 1896 ■ 1720

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KENNETT-MURRAY 4 CO. Corrected May 23 160 to 180 lbs. 19.21 180 to 220 lbs. 19.51 i 220 to 240 lbs. 19.25 • 240 to 260 lbs. 19.00 i 260 to 280 lbs. 18.50 280 to 300 lbs 18.00 300 to 325 lbs. 17.75 , 325 to 350 lbs 17.50 350 to 400 lbs 17.25 140 to 160 lbs 16.75 . 120 to 140 lbs. 16.25 100 to 120 lbs. 15.75 Roughs 300 lbs. down 15.75 300 to 350 lbs. 15.25 350 to 400 lbs. 14.75 400 to 450 lbs 14.25 450 to 500 lbs. 13.75 500 to 600 lbs 13.25 Stags 11.00 Boars 9.00 Veals (Wed. & Sal.) 27.00 Spring Lambs (Wed. & Sat.) 26.00 Yearlings 15.00 Ewes 10.00 SCHMITT’6 STOCK YARDS Corrected May 25 160 to 180 lbs. 19.25 180 to 225 lbs. 19.50 225 to 240 lbs. 19.25 240 to 250 lbs. 19.00 250 to 260 lbs 18.75 260 to 270 lbs. 18.50 270 to 280 lbs. 18.25 280 to 300 lbs. 18.00 300 to 325 lbs. 17.75 325 to 350 lbs. 17.50 350 to 375 lbs. 17.50 375 to 400 lbs. 17.25 140 to 160 lbs. 17.75 100 to 140 lbs 17.00 Roughs 300 down 15.75 Lambs 25.00 Stags .'. 12.00 Calves 24.00 Ewes 10.00 Bucks 8.00 Boars 9.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected May 25 Beans subject to cnange during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel less Corn: .07 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATION! Furnished by DECATUR FARM! Phone 380 Corrected May 25 ■ Grade A large white -47 Grade A large brown -45 Current receipts -41 Heavy hens 28 Leghorn bens 4 lbs up ..— .23 Cocks -1® Fryers —call for nrlces. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op’e Berne-Monroe-WHllams Pleasant Milla Corrected May 25 No. 1 Wheat 2- 18 Oats -® 2 Corn - I-’ 3 Beans - 2-H Call tor rye prices. Airplane "hitchhiking” by insect pests from one country to another has become a serious problem. Elevator Co. Decatur - Peterson • Monroe