Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 209, Decatur, Adams County, 6 September 1950 — Page 6

PAGE SIX

r~■ "*** ' v , • ~ • ’*4• >/"-/ r ? . ' 1 •■<■-■ > .-~.y** 1# WlOPr 1 I -W ll® 1 •wL. x 1 gftP* •' fl|| W| v Jy : t t|i j *■SfiorwCidbite& £ * tfSSBSIHMEKL i mmmviy MHIMLUO (“foretet”) aign welcome. Pte. Morri. Frldea (left). AtUnU. Ga . and Pvt. Joel they halt their jeep at Kyongju, South Korean town th. North Korean, have tn their iaat coaet breakthrough. Welcome la in both English and Korean. (International)

INVISTIOATOM JIFT wreckage of the Robinson airline. DC-3 panenger plane after the takeoff crash at Utica, N. Y, which killed 13 of the 20 person, aboard, including a family of five from Baltimore, Md. The plane was bound for Newark, N. J, on a regularly .cheduled -flight. (International Soundphoto)

TRADE IN A GOOD CITY- DECATUR tilPublic Sale of Pure Bred Spotted POLAND CHINA HOGS 20 Boar* 25 Gilts Wednesday Night, Sept. 13, 1950 at 7:30 P. M„ EST At the Farm. 2 « Mile. East and V 4 Miles North . ~~ of Woodburn. Indiana — Write For Catalogue — Buy Your Breeding Stock Early Before Fall Work Begma! ROBERT BOESCH WOODBURN, INDIANA YOUR HOME jn HM-CHIX SHINGLES! Amazing new Carey Fire-Chez Shingiee contain a miracle asbeatoi-bitumen plastic compound that actually reritti fire, make* roof* more fire safe than aver before possible! That's why Fire-Ghaz are the first and only shingle* in roofing history ever rated “Class A’ by Unckrwriters' Laboratories, Inc.! In addition to superlative protection, Firt-Chtx wfl give your home enviable beauty too. They come in a wide choice of pleasing new colors and blende enhance your roof with the distinctive deep shadow beauty formerly attainable only with costlier materials. Vof new wM> Casey Fkw-CUaf Ws quick, easy, low east. Ask us *ar caamiate ialsrmatiea KLENK’S 232 Madison St.

Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays. 101-YSAR-OLD Theodore A. Penland, commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, looks chip* per as he attends 66th annual convention of Ladies Os the GAR, Women’s Relief-Corps, Sons and Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War in Loe Angeles. Penland lives tn a Vancouver. Wash., ' / rm»d>vww»l/lianl I TEEPLE Moving & Trucking local and Long Distance PHONE 254 local CLASSIFIED . ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or less: 1 time 50c; - 2 times 75c: 3 times 51; * times 51.75. For consecutive days No classified eklpday ads accepted. Black face 10 point, 5c per word each Insertion, 50c miniStum. Classified ads listed In paragraphs 50* Increase over regslar rale. Card of Thanks, Obituary, In Memortsm, 2c per word, 75c minimum. Copy must oe in offlcs by 11 ■,.i. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m.

DBTATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATTR, INTHANA

k. D. Suttles, Jr. Returns To Decatur Takes Over Business Os Deceased Father Arthur D Suttles. Jr„ son of the late Arthur l». Suttles, has returned to Decatur to take over his father's insurance business. The younger Suttles has been assistant general manager of the Allied Fire Insurance Co . and general manager of the John L Trala Insurance Service for the last 13 years. The Suttles company, with offices in the Niblick building, was founded years ago by David Stud.baker. Arthur. Jr.’s great-uncle. The late Mr. Suttles bought the agency about 30 yean ago. and operated It with his brother-in-law. O. P. Edwards, of Leipsic, 0.. for several years. Some time later the SuttlesEdwards company discontinued Its

The SUTTLES COMPANY

OHHHH ft. i IRt . -jg >—• . -R A. D. Suttles. Jr. We Offer Thea Services 1. To be your personal insurance advisor, keeping in strict confidence all information pertaining to your business. 2. To analyze all of your exposures to loss. 3. Advise you what these exposures are — the importance of each—how they may l>e best protected consistent with sound business practice. 4. Appraise all real and personal property and advise you the amount of insurable value and what you may receive in case of loss. 5. A continuous check on cover, age and rates that are Controlled by the State Insurance Department so that at all times you receive the very latest coverage at the lowest rates. 6. Budget the protection you buy so that the coot will fit your income. 7. Protect your interest in cask of loss—night or day we are “on call." We stand beside you and anyone who has had a loss of any kind knows what this means. 8. We do not pjtddle' insurance policies—we show you how to buy the right kind of protection that pays your losses fairly and promptly. WE KNOW WHAT THE FINE PRINT MEANS 9. We represent the largest and strongest capital stock insurance companies in the United States. 10. The Suttles Company has served the people of Adams County for over 30 years. This means an honest and sincere background of service for you. HL. L .Bwl Dorothy Rumichlag

THE SUTTLES COMPANY Niblick Bldg. Phone*: Day 358 Night 12282 Decatur, Ind.

loan service, and Mr. Suttle* bought O. P Edwards' share of the bust ness. Mr. Suttles Sr., had planned for many years for his eon to return to Decatur and manage the agency when hr retired. After his father’s sudden death last March. Arthur, Jr., resigned his positions In Utica., N. Y . and prepared tp return to Decatur Hutties is married and has two children attending the Decatur schools. He plans to make his home with his mother at the Suttles residence at 122 S. Fifth street. Arthur. Jr., lived in Decatur with bis parents until 1933 when he joined the Mutual Reinsurance Bureau In Belvidere, 111. In 193” he became assistant general manager.of the Allied Fire Insurance Company, and moved to Utica. N. Y. He continued in that position until the death of his father. Arthur, Jr . attended Purdue University and Ohio Wesleyan. He plans to continue his father's business, and add to it bis own 3<> years

NIBLICK BLDG. DECATUR, IND. A Personal Message Ti The Peepk «f — ADAMS COUNTY by - Arthur D. Suttles, Jr. Upon completing my college education. I worked with my father in his insurance agency. I hiring thin period. Dad thought that ax long as I wanted to make the study of insurance my life work that I should secure a position with a large insurance company. -v • .. _ ................ .... Dad helped m« io secure my first position with a company whose executive offices were in Chicago. Illinois. A few yearn bier, I accepted a position an assistant general manager of the Allied Fire Insurance Company of Utica, New , York and for the past 1-3 years I have held this position. My duties were composed of complete supervision of the under*writing, cbim and production department* of the company. In addition, I have been general manager of the John L. Train Insurance Service. (Her ",<HHI accounts have been under my direct supervision. Part of my duties have been composed of analyzing many complicated insurance problems of both brge and small farmers, merchants and manufacturers. In my letters to Dad and during our many discussions about insurance I expressed to him my desire to eventually return Decatur, laist Christmas during his visit to Utica, we decided that when the time came for him to retire I would return and continue his business. As vou all know. Dad unexpectedly passed away on March ISth. Upon my return to Utica,l immediately advised Mr. John L. Train, president of the companies, of my desire to resign and • return to Decatur. My resignation was finally accepted, effective Auzust Ist. During the past 30 days 1 have been taking a much needed vacation. It is indeed unfortunate that my return to Adams County was precipitated in this way but since Dad and I had planned such a step for many years, I feel it is a great privilege to return to Decatur and serve to the best of my ability Dad's manyfriends and also mine. INSURANCE IS LIKE TAXES Most everyone dislikes to pay taxes. Neither do they like to pay insurance premiums. We all know taxes are necessary for the security of our country. Insurance is also necessary as it provides economic protection for your security and mine. The more money you make and the more property you own. the more taxes you have to pay. Also the more money you make and the more property you own. the more you have to protect through the purchase of insurance. EVERYONE IS EXPOSED TO ECONOMIC LOSS. The large property owner does not take a chance. He buys complete protection IF he knows what economic losses he may sustain. The small property owner cannot afford to protect all of his possible losses. He must assume part of the risk himself. It will be our responsibility to analyze your exposure to economic loss and show you how this exposure can ,be completely protected AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. During the past 10 years, insurance has become a very complicated science. Today most brge manufacturers spend thousands of dollars maintaining their own insurance specialists. These insurance specialists advise their employers HOW to -protect their interests. - \ You now have the opportunity to have your own personal insurance counselor. We will analyze your exposures to economic loss and expbin the most comprehensive manner in which to protect them. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE FARM LOWS REAL ESTATE SURETY ROADS BIT COMPLETE IHSBRAHCE PROTECTIOI “IT PAYS”

experience «' an Insurance specialist. He will continue tn be assisted by I. Berstein. bis lather * assistant U. S. NAVY <c— n—m run rw, o—> eoorae reported promptly by the ’ government to the United Nation*.” IF ysu bwbwr ss sssl ar reams fee rent try a Oamoeret »•« a AA A-—1»»» --» — |*Wu wow* MRi ov

.MbfribmOkkumaf ■MTKY ( FEMALE COMHAimS An rsi 9NUy 1e t od female fnrw**me> periodic dtccur%« aneee? Does UMa make ped suSar from Bala, M ee aonoaw Urad—at euch umeaf Then to try Lydia R. Pinkharn'a Vegetable Compound te relieve aueb eymptoma pinnham a haa a grand aootninc effect on one ■amee r moat important organa.' iYNALNKEMrsasm

ft •

LOVE TNWARTRB parental objection in marriage of Coatee Kefeloughienoa, 35, wealthy Crete royeliat, end Teaaoule Pe ‘ rak< **® , »‘; daughter of a Liberal member of parliament who eaid he would rather im her dead than married to Coetaa. But the government declared aomi-martial law and act a price at W.OOO on Coatar bcad the “Trojan war" kidnaping of the girt. (Jatcmafionel AottndpAotoaJ

I. Bernstein CALL IS TODAY 1. Call us today — Decatur Phones 358 during the day; at night 12292. 2. Advise us when we may call — time and place. 3. We will explain the details of our service — what you receive — what our service costs. 4. Your appointment of us as vour personal insurance advisor means you can rebx and have no further worries. We will do all the work and give you a complete survey showing you specifically how you can best protect your exposure to economic kiss. This is the most comprehensive insurance service offered anywhere in the middle west. No farmer, merchant, manufacturer or individual is TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL to receive our service. WHY YAKE LESS THAN THE BEST ? k - ...A—. Marilyn Baar

WRDNRSDAY. SFPTKMBFJI «. 1930

■ 9 ■ Twa** Prtfmwffwgi