Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 245, Decatur, Adams County, 18 October 1949 — Page 2

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Apsolntmrul ut Admlatatrafar With Will <>■•*«<! Noiler Io hereto given That tn* ur*d*rs!gn«4 h.ui Iwer. appointed Administrator With Will Anuaxad of tha aathta of Otto t< larger late of Adame County, de> eaeed The estate la probably solvent Hugo lloerner Adnilnlatralur With Will Xunrtrd. herd 1.. I lttrrer Xltorne, Oct. 3. IIIIH. O< T. I 11—IS Trad* in a Good Town — Decatur 1 All Day Wednesday, Oct. IB DR. H. R. FREY MWWWMMMWMVWWAAA BEFORE YOUR CAR Qyßfdlßoil Is ths time to We clean the Rsdistot and W ater Jackets of the Block Jn leas than thirty minuM» • SAVES OAS • SAVES MOTOR WIAI Gay’s Mobil Service 13th & Monroe Phone 318 "A HOME FOR EVERY CAR”

PUBLIC AUCTION LIVESTOCK—4OO BALES HAY—FARM MACHINERY Thursday, October 27 - 1:00 P.M. LOCATION: :: miles East of Decatur. Indiana on No 221 to Highway No. 101, then i; mile North on the East aide of the road. LIVESTOCK — 13 HEAD OF CATTLE—3B HEAD OF HOGS—4S CHICKENS Roan Cow. 6 ytk old. fresh In Jan. Guern-sy ( nu. 7 yr- old Freeh In March. Guernsey Cow. 3 yrs. old. fre>h in M rtb. I i.n e t .-w, yra.. fre»h In February Spotted Cow, e« cond calf ire.-h in March ALL GOOD PKODI < hi;.' n:a< ;> il ifet fu-ii in .1 n Kt n i.citer. Guernsey Heifer. Heifer 5 month* old. White Face l.i I. 3 I’.uli.*. hit month* old. Five Sows, due to farrow January 2'h 32 Feeder Pig*. weight 50 to l<>o tt>* Hain Hog. * months <id 45 Chickens. While Kock and L ghorn 284 BALES MIXED CLOVER AND TIMOTHY HAY, l.i Hale* Third Cutting Alfalfa Hay. Io Hales Second Cutting Alli u MACHINERY AND POWER EQU IPM ENT—IS49 Ali.r-Chslmer* W D Tractor, II in Tires. Lights. Start* r |-< wer Lift. Like Nt « 2 11 In h Plow* at,' Cultiva tore in a 1•• • n 1847 •ft John Oeere < n good condition. Case, one mw Cm I- k« :1 w. ; -i* tn- !• MrD Diac. 7 on each side. John Deere 7 ft I’uwti Mi« McD Side I eliv try Rake, John Deere 999 Corn 1’ ..u'er wl'h f Hi /it a' i. nmti New Idea Manure Spreader. McD Fertilizer and Gi tin Drill. I" Disc; McD. Rotary Hoe: AlllsChalmers Huck Kake; J. It. 2 IL w < u tiva:m . John Dii-t, 2 Bottom II Inch Tractor Plow 2 Kithber Tiled Wagon*. 14 ft. Grain lied; 13 inch Bradley Hammer Mill; 2 S t-lon Spike Tdoth Harrow. All this equipment Is In A-l condition One ton tin Fall* like new; Tarpolean 12zU anti 9x12; Fanning Mill; Feed Grinder: Corn Sheller; M”tal Hog Feeder; Wood Hog Feeder; Water Fountain and many other articles. SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS including Hoosier White Kitchen Cabin et; 2 door Steel Wardrobe; New l' s gal. Ice Cream Freezer anti many other articles. TERMS CASH. Not responsible in case of accident. EUGENE J. GASE-Owner J F Sanntann Au< tioneer Sale Conducted by Midwest Keaity Auction Co. Jtecatur, Indiana. lb -- -•>

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Mrs. William Batt Is Killed By Train Dies Under Wheels Os Subway Train I Philadelphia. Oct 18. <IH» The coroner'* office said today j that an inquest into the death of Mr* William L. Batt. Sr., under a subway train would be held In •"a week or 10 day*.” Deputy coroner Matthew Roth paid this wan the "usual time necessary for the routine handling of such a case ' Sirs Hatt. b 2. wife of the former war production board vice chairman, was struck by a fivatar train 30 feet from the platform of the Broad street subway’s

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city hall station yesterday Roth said a medical examiner reported that Mrs. Hutt died of •’multiple injuries'' and that n-> autopsy will be held. An Invest!- ' gation will be made into the pos 1 sibility Mrs Batt had received medical treatment recently. Roth said He added that the case will go through the police department and that a detective’s report may be made at the inquest | Two cars passed over Mrs Batt's body before the train was halted • by an automatic device. I Police said Mrs. Batt's coat, coat, shoes and purse were found on a sandbox below the platform level. Iler body was identified by her husband, the president of SKI’ industries, Inc., ball bearing manufacturers. Balt, vicechairman of the war production board and the office of production management during the war ,years, said he thought ’ his wife might have fallen in front | of the train in a faint. He said she had been under a physician's j care for a minor ailment. Police said she apparently plunged to the tracks from a cat walk 30 feet from the south end of the station platform. Mrs. Batt, the mother of two sons and three daughters, would . have celebrated her 40th wedding anniversary on Oct. 28. Mrs. Batt was a native of Lafayette. Ind, and attended Purdue university there with her husband. Both were graduated in 1907. Oakland City Safe Destroyed By Fire Oakland City. Ind . Oct. 18. ' i CP) Damage from a fire which destroyed a case here yesterday was estimated today at 125.1W0. Equipment from Princeton and Petersburg was summoned to help the Oakland City fire deportment fight the blaze'at the Orange Bowl case. vox io:»inr.x i so lit H ST ATI. of -I'.'. X *-.t xi x < ■ ai .• • r'-s ALBI 111 " •* .-If AMANDA Al i ' -r.it CLARA I. BALI 1.1. \ st estate »r c x . •<: i-m.i: OU I.ASI.I’. I. A y.,,1 , fl A..‘lt ** Sollnrr. A I 4.1 .-I I•• . and * 'l.,ra E. H *l- - I .4 I . I ir • .-.in lot.> ic-t ' ’•■’ ~M,i, <tf Sophia Holdlier. de.v., til t pettier with th- affidavit , - ~aq,« triit p.rx.in 1..al in. c .- 1.-nce ipon diligent Inu itr. ir •i---ki,. wn <-f Lie following nam-d • . uii.t- n - .id iau*e of aftl >i>. I•• . i i.a a ii F>x, Hoy Luainlflll ■ I . in li. tniuK, that sanl cu i- f .1,.', is Instltute-I tor the i- re I 10-ting a i lalni ag iic-l t > K»lal, of H-dmia Soldner <1 !n wnl' h •-t 'te e.dd d-:< -i -I ' i’ < lalin an Inlerext. tint a c- Ise Hi' ti >n ex els against an* n and :»• of sail d fondants; that all of »•*.< nam'd <lefvltdant» are lie ussary partt" mill a tl<*n. • Natl eis thelefore given that libs. I I- and appear on tin- Alii i day of Un November T- rm t'.'l'f of I the Adams Circuit Court., i K t • .;*»tii day of N»v«mi*rr. )’n» to i begun and hold, n on the ilh d ‘ of S’ ptember. I!*li* (it the C,. i:t II- is. in the City of Io .al ir in h.i.d . ,unity mid state a 4 .newer . il - ’ in ir lo - 111 clalir 11. - sain* w il i- ’ oca id ami determined In their ai>In witness where .f. I have het ■- unto set my hand anil affix-d the seal of s.-ilii court In th.- office 4 ttur, Indiana this I day of CH-te IHH* i.Si ili EDWARD F JABEI.G Cl-rk of the Adanix Circuit Co in ; 1 oct t—11—«»

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* ■ HANDCUFFED, Herbert John Burgman, 52. tx-Unit«d State* embassy clerk who, the government say*, "cut hl* lot with Gernfany” by "hiring out” to the Naai radio, leave* prison van to enter District court at Washington. He is charged with 20 act* of treason and face* possible death sentence it convicted. (International) Examinations Listed Under Civil Service The C 8. i i'll service cominissioii today uiimiunced examination for translator ai.d for boiler fireman to fill jut* located in various federal agencies in Washington. !• c. and vicinity To qualify for the translator position*, which pay from *2.721 to IB.6tiu yearly, all applicants must pass u written gene.’ al test in English, to be followed by a written examination in translating an elected foreign language. There is also in addition exnerI 4i-nt e in a particular field p rtaiuiug tu translating work required. The boiler fireman job pt-ys from 12.152 io 12.573 yearly; there will be no written examination. To qualify. applicants must have had from six to 18 months experience in the i firing of stationary steam boilers or locomotive Imilers. Further Information concerning these and civil service examinations may be obtained from Robert Frisingur. a th- Decatur postoHlce, or from the civil service commission in Washi Ington. ' •*“

Presents Lesson On Labor Saving Meals Miss Opal Stech presented Hie lesson “labor saving meals" re. ea.ly. Mis* Stech. a food specialist from Purdue I’niverslty. gave tn s work tb leaders of each of the home economics clubs of the county. 'I luu session was held in the home economics department of the Decatur high school During the forenoon session she di*, ussed and demonstrated ''oven meals." The buffet luncheon served at ntgin to leaders and a few Invited guests served to illustra e many of the points Miss Stech was emphasising. The preparation of t°e salad for this lunch will be part of the lesson leaders will be given in the lotial clubs following this training meeting During the afternoon Miss SUch assisted leaders in their local clubs' demonstrations. She also assisted them in their study of planned meals that measure up to health standards as well as being quick and easy to serve. Lots Are Cleared For A & P Market Work started Monday on clearing the lots at the corner of First and Monroe streets for construction of the new A A P supermarket Yost Construction Co. had machinery and a crew of men readying the grouud for the construction work A large crane was used Monday to uproot a half dozen tree* on Monroe street and the work was done in less than a day. The trees were removed by the crane, leaving holes in the ground about six feet in depth. The trees were hauled away Immediately and con strudion work Is scheduled to start soon. Appointment of Hxreatrii llntnte X». ».t«W Xotli-e lx hri-ehi alien. Th it tae .Oller-: (111 .1 Ims be. n .ipp 4nl>•<! Ex- . ijrlx of the ext.it. of I'lmrlex M. Ziniii eri.i.m tali- ..f Adum* Count/. >1 '.>-. <1 The ext.ite 1* probably solvent. Jennie Mi tltinio Kaeentrl* Feed 1.. I.lllrrrr Attorney October 17. 11*111 , 11T IS—25 -Nov 1 Xiitlee of f Innl Settlement of Estate Xo. -131<1 X II .- Is In r.t .y given to the <-r-<l-it ■ belrx .<lol leg.lie* ' of I*lllll H. I I. t ■).. euxe.l tu iMU>e ir In lie A.I ■ <’lr <*lt Court. |i> Id nt I'e.n- --• ■ I I on the tth day <if Nov--141 •. and show <a ixe, If an*. I IX- IL SETTLEMENT A*''I S « 'b the .-slate of said de- ■ <1 not be approved, and I ..re notified lo then and ~s pr-of >t heirship. ..nd t. th* r dintrlbutlv* rbi-o. XI ,ex I Xitnms Xdiulnlslrutrl* X fi m ill Xni lt« 4. Ilraati.r. l"i|i hH, ti. i.ibrr 10. 11*11). X.to.u.y Fcril 1.. I.lHerer. OCT 11- IX

/ School days ? L £ mean check writing I f° r Usz I J i MTT'iXI Ci ' ' upo* l ‘DACK TO SCHOOL calls for the That’s why *o "»"> I*®’’ tl „ " ii outlay of money, as every parent the Eric Railroe‘l »* ■ J eJ toB . knows. But did you know that the rail- partner. For beside'l"’ ’ L wOf u du roads share pen of your school costs? munity with the rest o ' help lo * F ° r iMttnce « UM * P*** l by American Er,e “ l *‘’ * ujrt , n life railwmd. help to keep over a n.li.on ch ‘ UrCfl »“ . 4fl B ,a *’ Oyl a °d ** r * l * cbo °* vt * t - Th< When you hear the »•« rt Erie alone pays millions of dollars every locomotive, think of '< *’ * (fICW | tb* year to communities along in two thou- a hometown friend .• • a wO rhi» sand miles of railroad, part of which helps your boy or b ,r goes to support your local schools. finest education! > Erie Railroad t —~~i : —y X IIIVIN* TNI NUM Os INBUSTBIAI AMIUCA 7 Luue M rvwy

7" ■■■’ ■ . Cr 1 xWEgI ' ' A' - . 8B s" PRIME MINISTER Pandit Jawaharla 1 Nehru of India has. Judging frore the smile on his face, just been tolc a very amusing story by Presiden Truman during an informal meeting in Washington. (International,

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School Bus Drivers To Attend Classes County school bus drivers will attend special classes at the Fort Wayne Central high school gym Friday, it was announced today from the county superintendents office. Th* schedule Friday for the drivers will be: 10-11 am., regis tration of driver* by members of th*- bus drivers association and the Indiana state police; 1-130 p.m.. discussion period conducted by Ed Katnm. of the Chicago motor club, who will act as a representative of the department of public instruction, and from 1:30-2 p.m., a discussion period conducted by

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