Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 182, Decatur, Adams County, 4 August 1949 — Page 5

AUGUST 4. 1949

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I I LOCAL CLASSIFIED | Advertising rates *» word* vt Tf**! I Wtime 50c; 2 time* I ■times II; 6 time* 11.75. quoted are for connecu- ■ * No clAHaifled ukipday -< e|)ted. |*Wt. foe 10 P° ,nt BLACK I rar 18 6c per word Pa,b lt ’ I'K'n 50c minimum charge. I’a .isl-d a<f* Hated in para--50% increase over regu- ■»’' ■j of Thanks, Obituary, In ■■S am, 2c pcr word ' 75c I ■py mu ’ t b * ,n by 11 IJE Monday through Friday, deadline is 9 a. m. I FOR SALE- — ■,SAI,B- I’hllco Radio* and J Stucky & Co., SALK-1947 Ford. 4 door, accessories. Very Kn The Gas House. 177 6t SALE — Axmtnlster rugs, !■ wool. Open evenings exI •' Wed. s,uck >' & Co Monroe, I E Phone 84. 1-ts ■Tale-paint — paint — lAwe Pros. Paint. Stucky’s I n*e Hept. Monroe, Ind. I 150-ts jjiflji ~SALE—Bottle Gas Ranges, I gany styles to select from. Open I Kes except Wed. nites. Stucky I IF Co., Monroe, Ind. 274 ts IFw SALE — Condensed butterAii ady feeds. Decatur Farms. I f lie 380. 173-12 t HTsaLK— SKELGAS for rural I || •ne cooking and water heating low as >6 95 per 100 lbs. Bros. 101-ts (.'OST of seat covers, Foam cleans auto upholsI I V perfectly. Smith Drug Co. I ; 180-3 t ■i SALE—Two room house and ■ located in Bobo. Inquire Rlch■nl Cook. 7 mile E. of Decatur ■ 224. 181-3tx ■TsALL— Washers >89.95, good ■takes such as Speed Queen and Stucky £ Co.. Monroe. Kcl. Open nites except Wed. I 274-ts A OU need wood cabinets—win- ■>-« screens—storm sash or mill Kr«rk of any kind, call Quality ■ill Service, Phone Decatur ■7161. Free estimates. 48 ts ft SALE-Frtgaaatre refrlgera- ■-.<•>, ranges, water heaters, ■ ashers. and dryers. Also some ■ >od used refrigerators. Uh rick 8.. >» 101-ts Boves, stoves, stoves — Bf you want to trade see Stuckys ■s’ Monroe, Ind. They are allowing high prices for your old stove ■ight now. 274-ts Bit SALE— Automobile agency ■doing a fine business in Decatur. ■Only a small amount of capital Hi- necessary. Write Box 48. c/o ■Democrat. 181-61 H'll SALE-KitchenTs'x 15. good ■condition, asbestos roofing, good ■riding. August Schroeder. R -1 ■Decatur. Marion Center Road. ■Marion Twp. Allen Co. 180-3tx ■MI SALE -Good used bottle or I ■city gas stove. Been used one Byear and eight mohths. Like new ■ Priced reasonable. Monroe Wash line Maihitfe Repair Shop. Mon Ir»f Ind. 179 6tx |K FARMER 4 am a 1935 Inter Ina'ional pick-up. I can haul all ■ your tomatoea. Save your good I car I am worth only 8175.n0. For ■ further details see Fred Busche. IPhone 975. 18i-3tx foil SALE—2O acres fine produc I Ing land. Good house and barn I Well fenced. Ideal location 1% I miles north of Craigville. Charles I Sanders estate. Sealed bids will Ihe received by Adm Cal E I Peterson, Decatur, ind. any time I before Aug. 30. 18<>-3t PECIAL PRICE. TRADE OLD OXF,s.- Maytag watheis Bottle •nd natural gas stoves. Electric refrigerators. Radios. Home freezers. Geneva Steel Cabinets. James Kitchen, 428 Meßarnes Phone 6495. 167 ts ’Bit SALE— Decatur chicks for August and Sept, order now Poultry supplies, fountains, feed *»» and metal nests. Kozy ready hoilt laying houses, any site. Prices right. See Decatur Hatch n. 174-1* SALE—BO acres in Kirkland ’ownship, large barn, well tiled, •f you see the growing crops on ’bis farm you will be convinced ’bat it is one of the best to be found. Four room bouse in Preble township, with one acre * ground, modern, full base■*«t. furnace, 4 in. drove welt. **ar Lutheran church, priced J I(,r quick sale. 14. F. Bultemeier. I 44,1 Calumet Are. Phone Her--40743 UJt3a **• »• ■ 6uM Twsro —

FOR SALE—Sweet Corn. Phone 573-B. n FOR SALE—Yorkshire male pigs. Old enough for service. Benj. Gerke. Phone 682 E. 179-6tx Foil SALE On. baby bed mat tress 22 %" x 46." i’hone 7665. 181-2 t 1 dtror. Must sell at once. — Hammond Bros. 180t3x FOR SALE — All kinds of lumber and sheeting. John B. Schwarts. 3% miles West, 1% miles North Berne, Ind. 180-6tx FOR SALE Five burner table top kerosene range with oven. Like new. Reasonable. Phone 1375. • 1814tx WANTED WANTED TO BUY — Beef and dairy cattle. Schelman's Market. Phone 3081. 79[-tf WANTED—To do painting, spray or brush; also papering. Phone Monroe 66165. 180-3tx WANTED — Carpenter & Mason and plastering work. John B. Schwartz, 3% miles West, 1% miles North Berne, Indiana. 180-6tx 1915 Model 26 ft .Housetrailer. Three rooms. Very livable. Reasonable price. ( all 3895 18213 GENERAL HAULING. Reason able. Local and long distance. Insulated semi trailer. Also flat body straight truck available. Decatur Farms. Phone 380. 177WANTED— Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building. 131-ts WANTED— Secretarial services. Women with experience preferred. Steady position. Possible to arrange on part time or full time basis. Call 1898 for appointment. 1822’ FOR SALE Opportunity to acquire northend home or rental. Only 87<to down, balance 835.00 monthly, including interest. Modern except basement and furnace. Boh Heller, Realtor, I’hone 870. 182 TF SEWING MACHINE Repairing — I«et us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckets, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 179 27tx WANTED- Have opening for 2 ladies to demonstrate Stanley Home Products. Earn 8-50 to 875 per 20 hr. week. Car necessary. Any housewife can do this work. For Information, call or write: Lucile Rudell, 1419 S. Calhoun St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Anthony 0367 or at nite—Harrison 65661. 178-

MISCELLANEOUS LOANS—sso7o^3oo,—Decatur Loan & Discount Co., Trust Bldjr. T WE DO all kind of custom butch ering. Gerber Meat Market. Phone 97. 17Otf MISCELLANEOUS AuctionDecatur Sale Barn. Saturday evepinjf. 18212 FARM Loann 4%, Kenneth Runyon, K, C. Bldg. I’hone 385 __T ELECTRICAL contracting, wiring and supplies. Free job estimate*. Engle A Kie»». Jv'orth 12th St. Phone 212. 63 ' tr LOANS— To buy *uto, furniture, livestock or other thingt you need. Local Loan Co., 138 N 2nd St. Ground flour office Phone 237. 7> ~ tf RADIO REI’AIR - For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed *ervlc* at reasonable price*. Haugka. 66-ts SEE HAL'GK'S for autmaatlc water heaters—water system*— bath-rooms-or kitchen* We furni.h pipe *nd in»t»H anything we aeih PLUMBING AND PLUMBING fix tures. Well pump*, water heat er* Experienced plumber for Inaullatiun and repair work. Haugk*. Phone 49. _____ 15,004) for SIO.OO Polio protection for the family. No age limit. Kenneth Runyon. I’hone 385. K._ C. Buildinif. J ,Wt> TERMERS ATTENTION-W. remove dead bor»e*. cow*, bog* etc. Dec*t«r phone 2"00. We pay *ll phone charge* Th* Stadler FerV’tyr Co. formerly the bta*l*r Product* Co-

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds • BE = Ml OJw Mr "Sure, 1 read the Democrat Want Ads every day- -only I never get a chance to answer them!” ATTENTTON FARMERS and Poultry men: for Aristo poultry service. internal culling, flock Inspection, Aristo Feed, and Aristonic, call 4174. Guaranteed. Jack Cranfieid, 1310 High St. Decatur. 181-Ttf • BUICK • CHEVROLET Sales, Service, Parts SAYLORS MTR. CO. DECATUR Ph, 772 MAMMMWMNVMRMWWIMV APPLIANCE SERVICE—We service all makes of washers, sweepers, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold A Klenk, Inc. 80-ts ICE—for dependable service call 1683, Kenny's Ice Delivery. New all metal ice refrigerator, 75 lb. box 822.50. While they last—--4 qt. freezer. 89.45; 8 qt. 816.40; Picnic chest. 8800 and 816.50. Rental freezers, 50c a day. 140-ts ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES —Let us supply you with four electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures, motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job. Arnold A Klenk. 217tf ROTO ROOTER SERVICE. Drains and sewers cleaned. 83.00 to 810.00. Also electrics! contracting. Mr. C- R. Williams. R. R. 2., Decatur. Phone 4 on 6 Tocsin. 163 ts FOR RENT FOR RENT—6 room house on sth St, Reasonable rent, inquire at 603 N. sth St. Before 7 pm. 180-3tx FOR RENT -3 room unfurnished apartment, private entrance. In quire 1203 N. 2nd St. Phone 8752. 182-3tx FOR RENT -Office, large rooms, good location. Across from Court House on Second St. Phone 1813. 173-ts SURPLUS SPAt'K for rent. 12,000 ft. or will divide. Storage, warehouse or any business. About 4,000 ft. of this insulated cooler. Railroad siding. Reasonable. Decatur Farms, Decatur, Ind. I’hone 380. 176-12 t LOST AND FOUND LOST— Male Redbone Hound. Answers name "Rusty." Lost vicinity Brandyberry school Aug. 2. Please Phone 8251. 182 It STATE POLIO (Cont. From Page One) Indiana’s 1949 state fair will be held unless there is a “marked increase" in polio throughout the state, health board and state fair officials said today. "It is possible but not probable the fair will be cancelled." said Carl Tyner, secretary-manager of the fair board. "We have no plans to cancel it at present but would consider such action If polio showed a big increase within the next week or so." However. Tyner pointed out the increase in polio during the past two weeks was not considered alarming for the state as a whole. He said there was no consideration of fair cancellation on the basis of recent polio figures. He said the polio outbreak was not centered in the Indianapolis area although it has spread to a number of counties*. Health officials said the heavy-hit polio areas were in the northeast section of the state. "in the past, the Indiana state fair has been called oft only because of wars." Tyner said "We feel that it will not be railed off this year." He said the fair was called off In 1861 because of the Civil War and during World War 11. He said the fair was held dur Ing World War I. Dr. Leory E. Burney, state health commissioner, met with Tyner and an assistant today and discussed the matter "If the fair were next week, we would not call it off." Burney said following the conference with Tyner. "However, if the |»olio rate increase is marked during the next two weeks, we would consider rilling off the fair " Butney said citizens of Jay. Ran dolph. Delaware and Union conn ties may be requested not to attend the fair, "granting that It is held and it probably will be." Mean* b*is. state ta.r oHk«als i were spreadin* a blanket <4 DDT

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Temporary Rise In Jobless Pay Claims Increase Is Caused By Initial Claims Indianapolis, Aug. 4. — (UP)— Today jobless pay claims registered with the state employment security division last week climbed more than 3,000 over the number riled in the previous week. But Col. Everett Gardner, division director, said tjie rise was temporary and was caused by 18,552 initial claims. Gardner said many of the claims were filed by automotive workers laid <»ff temporarily because of model changes. Excluding the automotive claims, Gardner said, last week s total of initial claims would have been the lowest for any week this year. Total claims jumped from 66, 997 to 70,1/37. Continued claims continued to drop, from 56.795 to 51,485, but initial claims were registered by 18,552 newly unemployed, compared with 10,202 in the week ending July 23. Gardner said fewer persons made new applications for work through the division last week. He said nonagricultural job placements showed a gain for the third consecutive week, and agricultural placements almost doubled the previous week's total. SCOTT QUITS (Cont. From Page One) refused to take the job. Scott's blunt objections to Gabrielson's candidacy included the charge that an effort was being made to seize committee control In behalf of special interests. If the chairman has any influence left within the committee there will be a rough battle before Gabrielson gets the prize. Scott has been in the midst of a

Guaranteed Refrigeration Service all make* COMMERCIAL and DOMESTIC Quick Service (Our 19th year of refrigeration •ervice, serving the people in this vicinity.) CURTIS F. HILL Phone 1061 (member of RSESi (Refrigeration Service Engineer* Society)

GUARAHTEED USED CARS ’47 OLDS CLUB CPE. ’47 BUICK STA. WAG. ’4l HUDSON COUPE ’4l OLDS CLUB SEI). ’39 HUDSON COACH zimism MOTOR SALES 108 Monroe Street 125 N. First Street Phone 372

BEFORE YOUR CAR Is the time to We clean the Radiator and Water Jacket* of the Block Jn lew than thirty • SAVIS OAS • SAVIS MOTOR WIAR Gay’s Mobil Service 13th & Monroe Phone 318 "A HOME FOR EVERY CAR** tog over the entire fair site and Ukisg prwcMUooary step* regard poUo

hitter controversy for months. He paid off his enemies today in his final report with counsel that the time has come for the GOP "to put away our toys and get to work.” He said the party was short of funds, shy of a proper platform and lacking vote appeal. He warned against "knaves In the deck" in a manner obviously pointing to some of the leaders of the movement to oust him. "A great Republican loader once founded the solemn warning that a house divided against itself cannot stand." he said. "It is dead true of the Republican party, my friens. We should be serving only the ends of the opposition if we continue quarreling among ourselves. if we indulge much longer in useless recriminations about conduct of Hie lust campaign. "Tiie only campaigns we can win are those of the future. If

PtIHTIHC ARNOLD & KLENK, INC. Phone 463 FOft SALE 40-ACRE FARM-40 LOCATED—2 miles East of Bobo. Good 7 Room House, Interior finish quarter sawed oak. Drove well. No other Buildings. ALSO—4O Acres direct across road, all farm land, good soil. Can be sold as 40 acres with house or as an 80 acres. Priced low for quick sale. Known as Sherman Alexander Varm. SEE NED C. JOHNSON. Phone K*l or 996-Q or Melvin Liechty, Berne, lnd„ Phone 251. Public Auction "THE MARTIN REPPERT FARM” IMPROVED EIGHTY ACRES SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, -1:30 P.M. LOCATION: 2'; miles North of Preble. Indiana. IMPROVEMENTS Gimml 10 IliMim ltri< k House. Full i:i-cm<-iit. I'm nace. Soft Water in the House. Built in Sink. Slate Root A WELL CONSTRUCTED. NICELY ARRANGED HOME. NICE YARD, SHADE TREES. AND SOME FRUIT. Two Harns. No. I is 1»x72. N<> 2 is !6x«o. Both have ample Grain Storage Pins. Good Hog Hous- 2<lx3u S', w ('liii ken Homo- 12x3'1, concrete floor. Tool Shed 18x21. GOOD WELL, HAIER I'll’ED IO BARN. TWENTY ACRES OF GOOD SALEABLE TIMBER. Balance under Cui Itivation. LKVEL. Highly i’RoDI'CTIVE. LAND IN A FINE STATE I OF CULTIVATION, WELL DRAINED. I IDEAL LOCATION IN A DESIRABLE. WELL IMPROVED, PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY. Clone to g0,,,| markets, anil Schools includI Ing Lutheran ami Catliolf,- l’aio< hial Schools. ' TERMS: 15% Day «f Sale, balance upon delivery <;< good title. MARTIN REPPERT, Owner. J. F. Sanmann Auctioneer. Sale Coiiilii, ted by Mblwcst Realty Auction Co.. Decatur. Indiana. ’

iLET US DispoM’ of Your Insurance Worries. Not by merely taking care of one or two of your insurance needs; hut by looking at your insurance picture as a whole—and by pulling a frame all lhe way around it. uM smith Leland Smith Insurance Agency ci«» hi* THIMBLE THEATRE — Now Showing—"RADIOACTIVATED!" POPEYE. I i C'VON. WE J / , /' 4 • : 'E> HAH" A t V.p iAm€CE_ // (7- ; ,—. ( \ \ I THC/ QPpwS LIKE EXHAv'STEO/?} \OLiVcy J — X J XJ’/ f we EDS” J (/JdP/f) 471 <> rV s i S' ?.’'' - ' nSsnOi«—"" — AND NO BEEFING. BUMSTEAD! z® ■' J~ r-1 ’i 1 / WHAT kND C* 7 \ S. JjE / —** \ ( MEAT WOULD YOU ) ( WCULDNT VOu )\ NO 't> *•***}£ J > Tm€ Bu’ChE«? says ) (UXE FOR SUPPEI?, ,C L Z CWThER have y 6>athep mCE FQESh . . t X ( voj D RAThER HAvE ) ' DEAR* 2ZA t-'KE L*V3 CHOPS HAVE hAL'SUT THAT LINE A r i wr\ -a * In n ’ LaL J ; f --- ° 177— —wM —la —:—;—_3s aiiih ■ML—jJLaJ ~ jxTVf 01 r m -irr - > I— T_ '-HI < —W r - mi I - ,— Mil .HW—»-imm—l— m ■! . --.Hlmm -.-. - - »

, we do not win some of them soon I we will be face to fate with the! grim proapect of the liquidation I of the Republican party as a for-, <e in national affairs." COUNTY BUDGET (Cont. From Pag* Gru/ could be made. This year the Adams county hos-j pital has a levy of live cents in the' county rate schedule. Auditor Drew stated that coni-1 I piiation of budget totals would not be uady until sometime next week. Action on the budget reI quests will be taken by the county i council in September.

KRYOCIDE for Blister Beetles Holthouse Drug Co.

FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK i Fort Wayne. Ind., Aug. 4 —(UP) -tPMA) - Livestock: Hogs 500, steady; choice 23 00; light weight butchers medium weight butchers 22.50 22.7a, butchers 21 00-22 00, heavy butchers 18.50-2u.50; pigs 18.00 down; ; roughs 18.50 down. Calves 27.00 down. No other cattle on market. Sheep steady, lamb* 24.50 down. < wes 4.00-8.00. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Aug. I — ti'P) I (I’.MA) Livestock: ogs 6,500; opened moderately a< • five, barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower; bulk goinl and choice 190 210 lbs 22.75-23.n0; top 23.25; 240-290 lbs 21.25-22.75. 90 325 ius 20.25-21.50; 160-180 lbs 22.25-22.75; 100 160 lbs 17.00 19.'i0. few 19.50 or more; sows mostly steady; go id and choice 270-400 lbs 17.00-19.oO; |0‘,.r,:.0 It,a 1 1.50-17 00; t;oo lbs or more down to 13.75. Cattle 500, calves 500; scattered sales common and medium yearling* steady, 17.50 23.50; few good short fed;, 25.00; good heifers to 26.50; cows opened about steady, bulk common and medium 14.2516.1'0, odd head good 17.00-17.50: vealers fairly active, steady; good and choice 25.50-26.50; common and medium 19.00-25.00. Sheep 5oo; opened active; mostly 5o higher; early bulk good and choice mixed weights 25.00-25.u0; mostly choice 26.00; few higher, medium and good 23 50-24.50; com mon around 20.00-23.00; slaughter ••wes scarce, steady at 5.00-8.00. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Sept 2 03%-%; Dec. | 2 nt; 7 , 2 07; March 2.06; May 2.01. Corn: Sept. 1.26%-%; Dec. 1.14%; March 117%; May 1.20. Oats: Sept. 66%, %; Dec. 66%- % March 65%A; May 62%. Soybeans; Nov. 2.33%-%; Dec. 2.33’4-2.33; March 2.30%; May 2.27%8. Markets At A Glance lly United Press Stocks irregular In quiet trading. Bonds irregularly higher; I . S. governments did not trade. Curb stocks Irregular. Chicago stocks irregular, stocks closed irregular. Silver unchanged in New York at 71's cents a fine ounce. Cotton future* steady. Grains: Chicago closing; wheat, up % to I; corn, up % t<> I%; oat.,, off to up 1; rye. unchanged to off 7 ,; soy beans, up to off %; , lard, iim lian.-ed to up 2o points. Hogs, steady to lower. She, s'eady; lambs steady to weak. Cattle steady to highi r

|C!i K•snoooooocg'« if'k A3CX*wagX:Oo I sed and Reconditioned BICYCLES *lO and up Decatur Cycle A Supply 125 Monroe St. >: ir>OOCX"-OGa» SALE SERVICE Liat your Real Estate and personal property at auction or private •ale. TROUTNKR REALTY CO. 207 Court St. Office phone 1053 Re*. 5992

KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected Aug. 4 16<t to 170 lb*. 20.00 170 to 180 lbs. 22 25 180 to 220 lbs. (top) 2250 220 to 240 lbs. 22 25 240 to 260 lbs 21.50 i 260 to 2.80 )bs. 20.78 ' 280 to 300 lbs. 20.09 300 to 325 lbs. 19 75 i 325 to 35't lbs. 18.50 i ;;50 to 375 lb*. 17.75 , 375 to 400 lbs. .... 17.25 40" lbs. up - 16 50 140 to 160 lbs. 1700 | 120 to 140 lbs. 1650 I 100 to 120 lbs 16.00 Roughs 300 lbs. down ............ 17 00 300 to 350 lbs 16 50 350 to 400 lbs. ............ 15.50 40" to 450 lbs. ............ 14.50 450 to 500 lbs. 13.60 600 to 550 lbs. 12.50 to 600 lb*. 11 5o 600 lbs. up .............. l".5O Stags 1050 Hoars 8.00 Veals I Wed A- Sat.) 25.00 Spring Lambs (Wed. & Sat.) 22 00 Clip Lambs 15.00 Yearlings 14 00 Ewes 6.00 SCHMITT'S STOCK vARDS Corrected Aug. 4 160 to 180 lbs. 2150 180 to 2"" lbs. 22 00 200 to 240 lbs. 22.50 24" to 260 lbs. ........ 21.50 260 to 28" lbs. 2076 280 to 300 lbs. 20 00 300 to 325 lbs. 19.25 325 to 350 lbs. ..... ..... 18.50 350 to 4"0 lbs. ......... 17.75 140 to 16" lbs. 1775 100 to 14" lbs. ............ 17.25 Roughs 300 down ......... 17.00 Stags 11.00 Lamb* 22.00 Calves ....... 23 00 Boars .......... 9.00 Ewe* 6 00 Bucks 6.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Aug 4 Beans subject to change during day. Price* delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain; .03 per bushel les*. Corn: .07 per 100 lea*. f.o.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 380 Corrected Aug. 4 Grade A large white ....... 60 Grade A large brown ....... .58 Current receipt* ............ .42 Heavy liens —— -21 l<eghorn h,u:; I lbs. up ...... .2" ! Co, ks .12 i Fryera—cad for price*. GRAIN PRICES Adam* County F. B. Co-Op'* Berne Monroe William* Pleasant Milla Corncted Aug. I No. 1 Wheat 1 68 Oats - Coin 1-85 Beans 2.41 Call for rye prices. The longest home run in basehall was hit by Babe Ruth in 1919. Its distance was 587 feet.

Elevator Co. Decatur ■ Peterson • Monroe

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