Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 240, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1949 — Page 2

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International Dairy Show Is Continued Parade Highlights Indianapolis Show Indianapolis, Oct. 11 — (VPJ — A parade, the start ot Judging in the Ayrshire section and further jutlgIng in the Jersey and Guernsey d<visions highlighted activities at the frat annual International hairy Exposition today. Lloyd Hollingsworth, Frankfort. Ind, won three first pfaces in the red poll section, concluded yesterday, and grand champion bulla wero selected in the Jersey and Guernsey classes. Fairview's Babdy Ellen won both | the grand champion female and senion champion female red poll classes for Hollingsworth while his Bonnie Acres Klien took the international reserve female title. Pioneer Farm. Old Lyme. Conn.. ' took both the grand champion and senior champion Jersey bull awards , with Ashley's Victorious. Ena Fill-' pass Design, exhibited by the Happy | Valley Farms. Rossville, Ga.. won the reserve champion honor International grand champion and senior champion guernsey bull was McDonald Farms Ideal Mars, shown by the .McDonald Farms. Cortland. | N. V.. and Boulder Bridge Forestor, I owned by Jesse E. Tuttle and sons. West York. 111. was adjudged reserve champion. Junior champions Included Rod ' Maid Gem Advancer In the red poll j female class, owned by Ray L. I Muel. Arlington, Minn; Boulder I Bridge Prize, shown by H. C. Han-' son, Barnum. Minn . guernsey bull: and Jester Prince Wonderful, ex hlblted by the Lock Lee Jersey Farms, Winsvllle. N. Y., Jersey bull. Notice Slightly Late Spokane. Wash. (UP) — The mailman delivered a postcard to the residence of Mrs. H. F. Kruse. Addressed to Dr D. Mason, it an nounced a coming meeting of the Knights Templar lodge. The postmark was March 13, 1912. RRI Mggl ! TO THE THREE R'S ADD A FOURTH To the three R’« of school children, add a fourth, RISK—of accidental injuries. Wise parMU avoid the cost as hospital | and doctor bills bp iniuring their school-age children under an /Etna Students Accident Policy. THE SUTTLES CO. Agents Niblick Store Bldg, Decatur, Ind. BsfMUOMiag The Ans Carnaby m 4 Surety Cnmpaay of Htrtioed. Cea*. Lltlllll I

SEE THE VILLAGE OF ROSEDALE NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE DECATIR STREET FAIR : . II • ■ ■ An amaxing mintetere vt.laxe in action. Tkia in an ovtatanding exhibit of wood earring, depktlaa all pitaeea ot teal town life, and rmiaired fear yea ra to betid. More than '».*•• moving pans . . all bniit to acale. Mo admiurton charge to aee Uta exhibit, bat people vial flag the village may leave a donation if they dartre located on north side of court house

Attend Lutheran Church Conference The Rev Edgar P. Hchmtdt. pastor of the local Zlou Lutheran ehureh, will attend the Northern Indiana pastoral conference of the 1 Lutheran church— Missouri synod | at Valparaiso University, Vaipa-' raise, Thursday and Friday. The | conference will open Thursday' morning with a divine service conducted by the Rev Armin Oldsen. pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran church of Valparaiso. Dr O. P. Kretsinan. president of the university. will address the conference on his recent trip to the far east as a representative of the government. Other Lutheran pastors of Adams county attending the conference I are: The Rev Eric Allwardt of the! I Immanuel Lutheran church; the Rev Karl Hofmaun of the Fuelling j church; the Rev O. C. Busse ofj Preble; the Rev. Martin Behling of, Bingen, and the Rev. Ernst ' Hchmldtke of Frledhelm i __________ Norway Communists Keep Only One Seat Oslo. Norway. Oct. 12. —(UP)— Norwegian voters in Mondays i election chopped the communist parliamentary bloc from 11 members down to one, final distribution of assembly seats showed today. The governing labor party ofj premier Einar Gerhardsen gained all 10 seats lost by the communists raising labor strength In parliament from 76 to 86. This gives Gerhardsen an liman majority in the 150-seat parliament. Discuss Program For Sunday School Year Parents of high school-age boys i and girls who are members of the Presbyterian Bunday School have been Invited to a meeting at the Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock tonight Rev. A.C.E. Gillander announced today. Books and lesson material prepared by the Presbyterian church will be discussed and the pro- 1 cram for the Sunday school year will be outlined Shrine to Shine Hot Springs. R D (VP) —Flood lights will shine on famed Mount' Rushmore A Rapid City. S. D„ firm has been awarded a contract I for the job and the work should be completed during th* fall month* 1 —ii ■■■ . a. i,i ■■ ■ ,n ■ i ■

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■ iiinLMiiaiiuiia. me iivvuic-iito Three Beer Drinkers Bitten By Same Dog Chicago. Oct. 12. —(UP)— Ai dog walked Into a north Chicago tavern, bit Stanley Gimbora. whol was drinkiug a beer, on the leg and then walked out. A short time later, the same dog walked Into another tavern, I I bit Igiuls Koziol, similarly engaged. and walked out. In a third tav-1 ern. the dog repeated the biting job on Max Brewer. Gimbora. Koziol and Brewer said I they didn t know why. They said the dog was a complete stranger. Decatur Principal Attends Conference W Guy Brown, principal of the Decatur high school. is attending a conference in Fort Wayne today. This is the second annual conference for guidance and per- i sonnel workers, being held at the , Fort Wuyne Center of Indiana University. There are several dis-1 cussions planned for the afternoon and evening sessions of the con-1 farmer. among which will he a forum concerning the question ot "What can business, industry and the schools do to bridge the gap between school and employer?" i Man's Body Found Floating In Canal Indianapolis, Oct. 12. —(CP)— Police said an autopsy would be performed today to determine the cause of the death of Eddie Bear, | 16, Indianapolis, who was found. floating in a canal here. The body showed no signs ot' violence, police said. They said, they learned Bear was drinking last night. Trad* in a Good Town — Decatur I STROKE AMO PAY YOUR \ NF.WSPAPE.RBOY WITH . VfOUR PRIZE MONEY f few ■x

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wcu aa|»sab«a v No Veterans' Checks Until First Os Year Spikes Rumors Os Christmas Mailing The veterans administration to i day sent out a notice stating that j there la no poaalblllty whatever, i that national service life insurant-*-checks will be mailed before January, 1960. This spikes rumors floating around that some of the che< ka might be mailed to deserving veter-1 ans before Christmas. According to Harold W. Breinlng. assistant administrator for insurance, the adI ministration is now working overtime in an effort to get the cheeks ;in readiness for even a January I . mailing. More than 12 million applications have already been received by the administration in Washington There are an estimated 16 million i veterans entitled to a slice of the 112 8 billion dividend melon Though 1 there is a lag at present on dispensing the checks, once payment starts, the checks are experted t<. ! go into the malls at the rate of 2'H),- i i non per working day. Eligible veterans who have not yet applied may obtain forms at VA offices, nost offices or from veterans service organizations. Pittsburgh's six funiculars, or mountain climbing railways, local- ' ly known as "Inclines." carry more | than 2,000,600 fares annually. Satire at VUdlna Marblar Far sale I Notice Is hereby given that lli« {Board of <'onunl>alotiera of Ailatoa County will, unlll the hour of I*. M Monrfay, November 7. is I? reji elve sealed I.lds f>r a Junior mod* 1 . Nundatrand Ad-llng machine, this is n hand operated machine, accommodating seven flgii'** and may l>» Inspected at the offlre of the County 1 i.'li i k. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all blds. By order of the Board of Commit- i sloners of Adam** County THI'ItMAX !. DREW. Auditor iH’r. ij—;»

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Examinations For Probation Officers Mrs Margaret A. As fl is. director , of the Indiana state probation de i f artinent. announces that the state probation commission will hold an examination to qualify persons to serve as probation officers in nil courts of the state, Thursday. December 8, in Room 317, State House Anyone interested In taking thia examination may procure a preliminary application blank by writing or calling at the state probation department, fourth flour state house. Indianapolis. NovemI her 12 the deadline for returning the applications. Hawaii Governor's Wife Dies Suddenly St Louis Oct. 12. —(UP)— Mrs Cecile Stainback. 65. wife of Hawaiian territorial Gov. Ingram M Stainback, died suddenly after a brain operation, doctors at Missouri Baptist hospital said today. Dr. Roland M. Klein me, famous brain surgeoq. said Mrs. Stainback underwent an operation to remove a brain tumor yesterday afternoon. She failed to respond to post-opera five treatment and died of "cardiac failure” at 11:66 p.m. Two Wolfes Collide, Some Damage Caused Two Wo fas tried tn out-fox one another at an alley intersection Tuesday, and l*oth of them ended ' the contest with their fenders [ damaged. A car driven by Floyd Wolfe. Columbia City, humped a truck driven by Curtla Wolfe. 9M High street, damaging the right rear fender and running board of rhe ear, and the left rear wheel of the truck. Damage tn the car was |2fl; tn the truck. 625. How's That? Winfred. 8. D. (UP)—Mrs. Nellie Barrett. 71, has been teaching Fchool in this area for 45 years and says her job is getting easier ail the, time. "Kids aren't as shard to man--1 age as they used to be," she observed. Trade In a Good Tewn — Decatur j I I HUSKY, MOOT Mrs. Beto Bevnard. 44. leaves New York felony ( court ou 61,000 bail after arraignment on aaaauit charge*—she used her 250-pound hulk to bowl c« er two detectives tn a batUa for a bUck address book, evidgttte In ait inter-state baby "black Btorkct** She i» linked with Irwin Slater, 67. New York attorney, in investigation of bartering ot fcabiaa—at feea up to |».OOO— I burn to unwed mother*. Many ot mothers live in Florida, where wd a prosecutor. adoption !aw» i . lan. <7atoraatioaaj)

Help Is Sought To Harvest Com Crop Big Storm Knocks Down Record Crop By United Press The east coast was promised -some miler today from its record- j breaking autumn heat wave as midwestern farmers sought help in harvesting their record corn crop, much of which was knocked to the ground by a big storm this week. Forecasters admitted that tern-' peratures at New York. Washington and Philadelphia would be "only slightly" below yesterday when many records were broken tor the second day In a row. New York's top of 85.1 was the hottest on record for Oct. 11. Highs of 86 at Harrisburg. Pa. and Rochester. N. Y.. set new records for so late In the seeson. Philadelphia and Albany, N. Y., also had 86 and Washington had 85. Heavy rains of up to two Inches fell today in Illinois and Indiana Increasing the fears of farmers that corn knocked down by hurricanej strength winds this week might be I spoiled Itefore It could be harvested. Gov Luther Youngdahl of Minnesota said his information indicated the state "faces a real emergency." He ordered state employment officials to mobilize all possible helo to save the corn, from 30 to 95 percent of which was knocked down In some fields. Almut two-thirds ot the stato'z 266.503.000-bushel crop was still in the fields when the hlg blow struck At Mankato and Fairmont, Boy Scouts were asked to help bring in the corn. Agriculture experts said it was impossible for mechanical corn pickers to harvest the blown-down , corn but that hand pickers could j save the crop if they got to it in time. At Fort Collins. Colo., meanwhile, rescue parties searched along the snow-blanketed Continental Divide for two Colorado A. A M. college students lost Sunday from a weekend hiking party. High winds and swirling snow hampered the searchers. Sheep dogs with special training are employed on British railways to keep the tracks free from stray sheep. | Watch Your Step Splintery old floors invite accidents. Sand rough spots. Even up with crack filler. Paint with long-wearing Fluor-Life in Rich Mahogany You'll have a new "filkufy'' look and a smart background for rugs and furnishings Arnold A Klenk. Inc. adv. ;

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SALE CALENDAR WI OCT. 13 Paul W. Goodspeed. 7 mi. W. of B* rm* on m 72 Purebred Hampshire boars and gilts ; p CMjW" Van Wert and Ray Elliott. Portland, nuc'lnnetn OCT 15—Heirs of Mary A. (Miliom, 666 W Frank.>n St 10 room brick house, barn, adjoining lot 1 P. M Jeff IJechty. Auctioneer ’’ OCT. 15- Roy M. Klmtnel. Wawaset- latke, Comp>te| r Round Home on Lake Front. Furnish*- !, W with Concrete Sea Wail, Boat House and 1:00 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co, J p eEMF OCT 15-Roy and Lila Clem. Dixon. Ohio. 7 room h*w.' personal properly. 1:30 P. M CRT. Tri s*at» Decatur. Ind. T. D. Schfefersteln. Auct. Kgif OCT 15-John nn.l Maryann Chapman. 1 mi N of then It* mi. W. 40 head Guernsey cattle, firm personal property. 10:30 A M. Eliei lis-rrer .OCT, 18 lk>n Allen. 6 miles east and .>•* mile** south „f miles west and H mile south of Chattanooga. Qto farm and personal property. Roy A: Ned Johnsen IJechty, aucts. to OCT. 18—Phinnis Abshlre and William H Twlb*-11. « m; W on 18, then H »>*- 8., then first farm W I'* !*) a acre farm ami personal property D S Blzlr, aucts. Conducted by Kent Realty A Auction Co. OCT 19 Ralph Henderson. 4 miles South and >, n > > "-it saw. Indiana. A good 45 acre farm with fine M provements. Midwest Realty Audi m Co. J F Auctioneer. OCT 20—Clarence Roy. 5 miles north and 1 mi**.- . is- * 6 ml es south and 1 mile east of Woodburn on !':> 6 miles west of Payne, Ohio. Roy A- N*-l Johnwn IJechty. aucts. OCT 20—Steve Balog. 4 miles East of Hicksville Ohio. th« B A level, highly productive 80 acre farm with good Midwest Realty Auction Co. J F Sanmnnn 'OCT. 22—Samantha E. Young. Pleasant Mills. Ind 5 Household goods 12 noon. CST. Suntan Bros O<T 24—Harold K. A Win B. Bacho'der. l' z nil S <*! C*-n**u Highway No. 27. An Improved 195 A* r* Stock al Farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co. .1 F Sanmm OCT 25—George Mellott, Bona Vista farm. Bryan. Ohio Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin IJechty. Audi K ()CT. 27-Indian Hill Farm. Rochester. Ind Align- rattle Roy S Johnson and Hon. Aucts S 3 OCT. 27—Eugene Case. 3 ml K and H mi N of I"- a'ur fad aIH 101 Highway Complete Closing Out Sale stoc k. 400 balrs of Hay. Farm Machinery and ment. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J F Sanmina

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