Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 26 September 1950 — Page 6

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NO DRAFT FOR ar- ton high, -aid b* believe* «• per eent nt th* ru»« thro*4 down by p->rhi*(rl«t» in World War II “war* faking." Th* University «rs Alaska was founded at Juneau la IMS. Theodore RooM-velt baa ala rarretarim ut the Nary.

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BELLMONT FARM* PUBLIC AUCTION 82—IMPORTED CANADIAN HOI-STEINS—<2 In sur sale pavilttoa, Bailment Farm, 2 mile* last of Decatur, Ind., mil* North es U. 8. Read No. 224 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1950 CVRNING RALE—'7 00 *• •*- ’ JS -Registered First Calf Heifer*. Most at them are fresh now or will be fresh by sale day A few to freshen in Get.. Nov. and Dec-11-Registered (outstanding quality I open heifer* coming yearling*. I—Registered Bull. Born August 1,1»« !♦- High Grade First Calf Helfer*. fr**h and close to freshening. This is a fine lot of Canadian Holstein*, selected from high pro during herd* Where the best Bull* have been in service. Beautiful individual*, good udder*, high producers. Calfhood vaccinated. ■Negative for Bong* 4 T. B Write for catalogue. Welcome Io inspect cattle any time before sale TERMS- CASH. (Not Responsible for Accidents.! Truck* available l.unch served. ~ , C. E. Bell & M.O. Stoutenberry -- Decatur. Indiana Roy S. Johnson 4 Son. Melvin Liechty—Ant-iioneers Bryce Daniels--Clerk 20 25 25

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Examinations Listed Under Civil Service i .Announcement wa* made today ■ of civil service examinations for radar Instructor and radar instrucor (traineel by the United Stale* 1 civil service commission for position* to be filled at the Keesfer air force base. Biloxi. Mis*. The salaries are 63,825 and 63,100 a year respectively. For further deI tall* of these and other civil service exams, contact Robert Prising <r In the Decatur postoftic*. Berne Girl Appears On Radio Station ~ Berne. Sept. 24—Miss Mary Ellen Nussbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Hen hart Nussbaum of Berne and a sophomore at Wheaton College, sing* three times weekly over radio station WMBI st Chicago. She is heard Monday at 10:30 a. m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3p. tn. She is widely known a* an accomplished vocalist. Annual consumption of milk and cream in th* United States averages about 10 pound* a person. | in lIUS, Vermon farmers had I nearly 1.000,000 sheep. In 1345, I only 15,000 were left | Easter Sunday In the year 2,000 will be on April IS.

ft KdteAy<r \ ~~~ ztaocwwwiCTg olo *** Arnone pSsssjE J& I rowct xA!! T owofeSSsS SjigL*. A, V. 8. ran CAVALRY (long arrow) reached Ptocbiwon, only 25 miles south of the U. fl. 7th Division's advance from the north aa U. fl. Marine and Amy troopa battled through Seoul. South Korean force* hammered northward to Techon. Andong, Yongdok aa the north perimeter of the southern front crumbled. The U. 8. 24th Diviaton captured Kumchon and in the south the 25th Division wa* beyond Sachon. The heavy broken line in the southeast indicate* approximate farthest advance of North Korean force*.

PATCH TESTING { (Ceetleaed town raw* Boot Muenslerberg and Herne: October s—Decatur (first grade >, - JUgh i srlHMii. Decalar Catholic sad St | Joseph *. October 4 r Bubo. Flee*-■ ant Mill*. Deßolt and Kirkland. October 13—Schnepp. Freble. St Pauls, Zion, St. John's, St. Pet er’s. Monmouth These patch tests. Jtke the services of the mobile X-ray unit are i sponsored by th* sale of Christinas seal*, approved by the Adams county medical association. Th- longest railroad tunnel in the western hemisphere is the Cascade Tunnel, stretching 41.152 fret (7.79: miles I through the Cascade Motin I tains in Washington state.

Kindergartei Stumped By j New n>rk. Hept M -H'Fl A 'f Ifltl* knowledge an atom bomb and a nodding 4<4j6alntan<-r with a JH fighter pline are .mor* helpful to today's kindergarten ’ teacher* than the i ales for a rousing'game of drotHhe-handkerchiet, according to Amy Hostler. Th* pigtail and knee pants s.et is rnach more worldly than It used to be. she says, and the world being what It h today, a kindergarten teai-her just has.to be prepared to i settle some red hot intel national 1 Issues in tire sand pile. | ’ Mini Ihrstler Is th* dynamic di- ' rectog of the Mills schiatl." a college which train* girls to teach in nursery si hools and kindergartens ' The children who ar* four and flv* years old can spell out the headlines." she said, sitting pt her desk "So they ask their teacher what Kottaiyis. and then they want '■ to know why people tight That last question stumps statesmen." she ■ added, "so you can Imagine, how ■ confused a kindergarten teacher ! gets trying to give a child an honest answer " The real pou r came up In a kin

1. JKTjSSKJMK Ta - - / Aw / IrtdrLaM'* XfIAL., t Al I '’MHRF’ 15 '' TtijF’ "' ; T i VCa MRVI U. S. 2TN ARMY engineers of the 84th Battalion swarm over • wrecked span (upper) of a Naktong river bridge near Waegwan to place demolition charge*. The span goes up in smoke (lower) to make way for a new structure so heavy equipment and supplies can be moved up behind the northward racing United Nations forces fZaterwattoeaD WADE: INf DECATUR

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n Teachers ’ Questions dergarten last year, when a sturhnt teacher wa* asked. "4bat is an atrocity?" ' Just try •and answer that on* without deslroying a child’* Illusions about mankind.'' said Mis* Hostler "Yet I definitely believe teachers and parents must take th* time to answer rtiis sort of question in the next few years, so chiijitrn will fed that they're being im-liided in our adult world." Chlldrrn spot planes. Mis* Hostler also isilnted out. like they used so pick out diffrreht'automobiles. Even splitting atoms Is a subject likely t£. interest a kindergarten '• jn-ientist, providing 11* overhear* I Udults discus* it. , 1 To try and help (heir SIM! girl , ■student* understand today’s chi!- . dren. the Mills sdliMil' employs a I Xull-llme psychiatrist. I On the mechanical «ldc. Miss ■i Hostler said, w. Me lieen talking and sending away for all the gov r y-ratnent pamphlets on atom bomb-. ■ ppd also adding a i >urs* on differ»ttt typ< < of plan-- and other technological advances.’’

Fear 23 Killed As Transport Crashes Crashes Into Korea Strait On Takeoff A U. S. Air Base, Japtya, Sept 2«. V-fUP)— A four-engined C 54 transport currying American troop reinforcements from Japan to Korea crashed into th* Korea Strait today during a takeoff. Air force of ficlsls feared 23 persons were dead. Officially one person was listed as dead. 22 as mlwlng and 28 aw survivors. But the officials raid they doubted there yould be any mor* survivors Those aboard the plan* w*r* 43 pasaengers and eight crew members The passengers included two iiurses and two army corpsmen Th* survivors were 25 passengers. Including a heroic nurse, aud three crew member*. Including th* co pilot. All names were withheld pending notlfl ilion of kin. G*n Dougftrs MacArthur's headquarters said the plan*, participating in the second airborne troop operation of the Korean war. plunged into the watrr about a halt mile off the end of a south Japan airbus* runway at 4:30 a m <t :3o pm. f'ST yesterday!. About 40 per cent of the beef eaten In th- United States I* from dairy stock.

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Public Sale! Du* to tb« death nt my wife, Mrs. Marvin Richey, w*. th* undersigned will sell at puhHc auction th* following personal property, located 2'v miles due west of Ossian; or. 4 miles north of Uniondale. Ind., then 1 tnll* east and ',i mil* north; or, 3 miles west of Yoder, then miles south, nn MMMY, OCTOBER 2,1950 Salo Starting at 12:10 F. M. Prompt 30-HEAD OF CATTLE—3O Roan cow. C years old, was fresh February »; Blown Swiss Cow, 5 years old. wa* fr*»h May IS; Guernsey Cow, 4 years old, was fresh December 4; Bonn Cow,-4 year* old. wa* freah June 12: Hoan Cow. 2 year* old. wa* fr**h August 20; Red Durham Cow. 5 years old. wa* fr**h March IC; Guernsey Cow, 4 years old, was fresh April'7; Brown Swiss Cow. 4 year* old. was fresh March 18; Guernsey Cow, 5 year* old. wa* freah June 12; ■ Red Durham Cow, 5 year* old. was fresh April 3; Guernsey Cow. 5 years old. wa* fresh July 261 Koan Cow. 5 years old. was fresh August 1; Th* above cows are all rebred to good Hborthorn Bull. Records will be given day of sale. •< 3 yearling heifers; 13 young cattle, 4 month* to < month* old; 1 White face yearling steer. - 109—HEAD OF HOGS—IO9 £8 head of large Hampshire feeding shoets; 3(1 head of good Hampshire weaned pigs; S sows, due to farrow November 1; 2 open sows. HAY 2(W bales Mixed I lay - j —.— IMPLEMENTS John l>e*re hay loader, metal bottom; International hay tedder; tractor Easy Way »*eder. will fit any tractor; 3 Jameeway cow stanchions and stall*. Home miscellaneous article* TERMS—CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. MARVIN RICHEY and EARL RICHEY, Owners Ellenberger Bro*.. Auctioneer* Vance WHson. Clerk 24 30

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