Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 211, Decatur, Adams County, 7 September 1951 — Page 6

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Thousands See Pig Poppen FORREST, 111., — The very latest sensation in hog p rod uC ti op brought a crowd of more than 5,500 farmers, 'and more than 200 Flying- Farmer airplanes, to. the grand opening of Honeggers’ & Co.’s new ‘Pig Poppery" on August 30. - - The new system for “popping pigs" to be sold at weaning time is a demonstration model set up by the Honegger feed company showing bow J SOO brood sows farrowing twice A year can produce a pig an hour the year around with Only -three men doing all the work. The new pig hatchery is located on Honeggers’ 400-acre practical teet farm where 2,000 pigs are now on feeding exp« riraent *- including tests where baby pigs were weaned almost a* month earlier thari usual, ■ : . ‘-4 f ’ >. f ■- L-3 ,-F V~-- ■? .. jL-.-L—---WEEK END SPECIALS Open till 10 Saturday Evening Minute Steak, lb. —69 c Round Steak* lb. -69 c T-Bone Steak, lb. 69c Beef Roast, lb. 59c Boiling Beef, lb. 39c Center Cut <. SMOKED HAM, lb 69c Thin sliced and rined Bacon, lb. —59 c Jowl Bacon ;L_ lb. 19c Fresh Side, lb. 39c Psn Sausage* lb. — l— 39c Smoked Sausage, lb. —49 c j ' ' 11; ' . . " | " Home Grown TOMATOES , 3 Lt>s - lOc ■' SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET So. 13th St. Phone 3-2706

I DANCING i I SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 I I Eagles Park- Minster, Ohio I LES SHEPARD and His Orchestra WHITLEY COUNTY’S FIFTH ANNUAL ABERDEEN-ANGUS AUCTION!! TUESDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1951 ;ji .’ ’ At 12:00 Noon, DST -| ’ -d f / ■ l; -■ ' , Sale will be held at the Mason-*Worrick Farm, located 3 miles south of Columbia-City ’on Stkie Road 9, then 2’a miles east. 90—HEAD SELLING—9O * '’ ' ’’ j ' a I Offering Includes: i ?. 9 BULLS, 30 COWS, BRED AND OPEN HEIFERS < ( 45 1951 STEER CALVES FOR 4-H CALF CLUB <• PROJECTS I, 6 1951 REGISTERED HEIFERS ELIGIBLE FOR | i ; * 4-H AND F.F.A. PROJECTS. \ | This Is One of Our Best Offerings To Date! i • ■" , . '- V \ ! I v:' /■ '. {' I- fl For Catalogs Write— \ i x Kenneth E. Sherbahn.'Sale Manager, South Whitley, Indiana WHITLEY COUNTY ABERDEEN-ANGUS ASSN. ~ r^~l ° 1-1 UJ | HEY!LOOK! I | EQUITY I |3 Regular Top Quality B ICE CREAM I Fl ■■— E3 El Pints Qts. >4 Gals. Gallons " f E U 27c 49c 9OC $1.79 H Bl Eat Ice Cream After School! E| B Make It A Habit! B Ka ; . r It’s good and good for you! Fl E| jjm Kelly, Mgr. Phone 3-3216 Decatur, Ind. H —■ — <l. 5' •' I 1 ■ W ww h I

fed a highly fortified ration and gained almost as well as pigs left the sows. This is a great economy factor in the “pig hatchery business” since ft Is far more economical to feed the pigs instead bf the sows and it enables the sow to be bred to produce more litters per year. j The pig hatchery building is .equipped with a i disinfectant shower which kills lice and mites as the sows are unloaded, radiant heated floors for the pigs, trouble proof UrHiking jQunts. for every pen, and many other features. for saving pigs and labor. Farmers were fascinated by* devices for castrating pigs, a sow and pig separator, sorting allies, and hog fences that can be built in, minutes by two men. The latest developments iri poultry feeding and breeding were also shown on ihe farm where 11,OO&hens are hohsed, producing 2*4 million eggs'* per year, along, with experiments which showed f ania& ing' growth with meat type chickeqs which can be marketed at 9 or 10 weeksjristead <4 12 weeks or more; and where less than 3 pounds of feed were used per pound of gain. 'Many lots of turkeys’ on feeding experiments also showed that new antibiotics hnd Witamins can produce, more mea,t with i less feed through greater growth and lower mortality. L Thousands of farmers watched feed manufacturing operations at the company's new mill at Fair ' bur|'. Illinois one man mixejs from 25 'to 30 tops of feed per hoplr with precision accuracy from ab electrically, controlled panel With a total labor cost qf less than onel man hour per ton qf feed). A spokesman for the company predicted that from ttie interest shown by visaing farthers; sows may be rare on Midwest; far mis teh years from now. Specialization arid skillful breeding, Jeedipg and management can enable pig hatcheries to sell baby pigs to farmers for less than they can be produced ou the farin'. : ! For faster glains 1 at less cost |o produce see your Honegger Deialer, Gerber Feed Store, Decatur 4 i Ovlerliolt 1 Cabinet Co., Bluffton: Ted Buhbahn, Decatur 2; Berne Hi-Way Hatchery, Berne; Dwight Darr, Decatur 5. • 1 i (t’aid Adv.) If you have Bometning xo eeTl or - corns for rent try a Democrat Want Adv. It brings result*.

Truman Friends See , HST As Candidate i 1 ' ? \ 5 ' ' I ' • '• ' I J-V I■ . p Missouri Friends Sure Os Candidacy Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 7— (UP)I—The 1 —The man chewed his cigar meditatively and stared around tbe lobby of the Mueblebach hotel. Secret service men stood quietly beside an elevator doosr. On a special stand was a large' and impressive seal of the president of the Uhited States. 4 “I’ve, known Harry Truman for 40 years," said the man with the cigar ’‘And'/l| think I °know him about as well as anybody. Heck, he’s goihg to run again and don’t let anybody fool you. ; v*, “1 was just up to see him arid I asked him outright. ; But he wouldn’t tell me— didn’t have to. He’ll run, don’t you Worry.” k This sort of assured speculation goes ,on around the clock iri the Muehleback lobby while the president is in Missouri. Mr. Truman divides his time between l>is home in Independence, 14 milps away, and a lavish llth-floor penthouse reserved, for the White House staff at the hotel. When the president is in ths hotel, the tiny elevator reserve! for penthouse traffic hauls load after load of old cronies and political associates up to the suite. The old friends, at least the ones encountered Vy reporters, seem to- take Mr. Truman’s reellectipn candidacy as ai> established fact. Many of the friends and homeslaite political associates ask that their names not be printed, lest the president be Idispleased. But some of thetn quite f ’ank. George E. Allen’, a political consultant to the president |>f longstanding, paid his best gujess was that Mr. Truman would run against Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., 0., in 1952 "and win." But Allen added quickly "that’s pure speculation?’ (Allen was here from Now York to talk tri the president about the projected Truman library in Independence to house the president’s papers.) Vivian Truman, the president’s brother, also stood arouhi for a while, chatting with old filends? "Is/he going to run?" Vivian smiled broadly. * "1 don’t know," he saiil. "He hasn’t told md. I just don’t know.” fl j ' ~ ' NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice 4s henebly given that the Board of Commissioners of Adams County, Indi.ana, will, until the Ho-ur of 2:00 PM. Monday. September 17. 1951 receive sealed bids at the office of the County Auditor for thefollowing: Two toh of 3-12-12 Commercial (Fertilizer. Painting\the exterior Os the County Jail. Highway — rewiring; qo.unty (Garage. I / | ’ I ■ Plan« and specifications on file in the office of the County Auditor. I All bids: to be submitted dn forms prescribed- by the State Efbard of • Accounts and to’ii>e accompanied by a bidders bon(d or < ertlfHe i ohecU. The Board reserves the plight to reject any or all bids. I I By order of the Board of * Commissioners of Adams Coun-jy; Tbiinnßß I. Drew ■ \ ' Auditor Adams County SEPT. 7—12 Trade in a Good Town — Decatur DON'T HESITATE TO APPLY TO US WHEN YOU NEED A IOAN , WA will make a $25 loan juat as quick as we will a larger one. Your? signature aud income are the chief security requirements. A small part of your income-each month will repay a loan. Special terms are available to farmers or other persons with seasonably income. . : ■ '?? : . r Loans quickly and privately made usually on same day you apply. Ipet us tell you more about it—no gat ion. Call, phone or write— LOCAL LOAN COMPANY ’ Ground Floor ’ ISB N. Second St., Brock Bl<lg. Phone S-2013 Deoatur, Ind. ■ and SUPPLIES • Bath Room Fixtures • Kitchen Sinks and Cabinets • Gas Water Heaters • Electric Water Heaters • Water Systems • Heating Boiler Systems • Washers • Sump Pumps • Gas - Oil - Coal Furnaces flu'- , • Electric &. Gas Ranges Q Bottle Gas Service • Air Conditioners • Wall and Floor Tile • Congowall HAUGKS HEATING - PLUMBING APPLIANCES

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Miss Helen Hammer Speaker At Monroe Miss Helen Hammer, of Haiti, will be the speaker Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Monroe tabernacle. The Adams county holiness association, which is sponsoring a, two?week fall revival. also will sponwor the missionary day meeting Sunday. \ The public is invited t.nd there will be sißcial music albng with Miss Hammer’s message. ; ■ . —.—— :■ ' i !;■ ; - I \ ? ■ : V . -L * i i Republican Leaders To Party Convention Santa Fe, N.M., Sept, 7.—(UP) —lndiana- was among 19 states scheduled today to send Republican leaders to a party convention here’ late this month. State GOP chairman ’ Harry Robins said the annual meeting of the and Rocky mountain association of Republican chairmen and has been scheduled for Sept. 2129. He said Guy Gabrlelspn, chaM man of the party, is among the national party figures expected to attend. .*■ j . v COMMISSIONER’S CLAIMS ALLOWED .SEPTEMBER 4. HKU Haywood Pub. Co., Oper. 262.19 Deoatur Light & Power, do .... 167.99 Citizen’s Tel. Co., do 178.80 Decatur Democrat Co., do .... 159.0,1 E. F. Jaberg, post IQ.OO Begun’s, Clothing , 74.40 T. I. Drew, auditor post 15.00 Comm. Print Shop, treas. ope. 12.80 Leo WJ Kirsch, do 00.12 R. W. Shraluka, sheriff exp 119.45 H. Elzey, dep. sheriff ........ 5i00( Dale Death, deputy Sheriff 15.00 Emergency 1 Radio Ser., ah. op. 12.50 Federal Laboratories, do ; 27.39 H. Moellering, surv., mil. 56.56 Sidney Dagup, Tile dr. .124.00 Charley. Seheri*y, do 20.40 Carl Burkhart, do 24.00 Joseph Dague, do i 31.50 Dee Tinklram. do 12.13 Walter Baumgartner, do £ 8.50 D E. Niblick, do 5)5.00 Meshbe,rger Bros. St, Cor., do 16.32 The Krick-Tyndall Co., do Goody eat Serv., oper 7.00 Stockberger-Seastrom Inc do 3.74 Butler’s Garage, do , *l®? Klenk’s, dp - 3 Elroy Wlhteregg,” do 12.00 Korte Bros. Inc., do V....: J 9-56 H L. Foley, sch.-supt. mil. 57.86 L. E. Archbold, co. agt. exp. -14)8.53 Pauline Augsburger, do *....— 150.00 A.,< K. Williams,’ ho. de. ag ex 149152 H.' M. Glllig, coroner exp. .. 80 50 JI Shockley, h- nurse »a| 250 00 Decatur LJb., H. nurse ex. 35.00 Citiz Tel. Co., do —,+• 11.70 S. H. pros. atty. 27.19 M. Striker, cl. & Reassm, 127.50 Ameri. Law pk. Co., cir ct *x 27.50 Lawy®fs;t?o-Op Pub. Co,, do .. 12.50 Kohne Drug Store, do 4.86 Myles F Parrish, do ; 5. <5 Samuel Rentz, do C. H. Mpselman, pro. off. mil .18.10 J Bixler, ct. house exp .!..... 200.00 Hazel GaHogly. do —-IBecker Paper Col, do . r . .41.25 Cliff Death, do :.4....... 5.00 Klenk.>i, rio ..pat Haugk's.’do Beavers Dll Serv., do .57 Janitors : Supply, do 3.3 C The Continental Chem. C 0.., do 17.8 1 No. Iqd. Pb. Serv. Co., jail opi 9.98 Home'Laundry, dd 1.80 Morris 5 & 10, do ; '8.83 Baker I’tbg & Htg., do ..J....... I.sff Geo. Foshaugh, co home exp. 166.66 Bessie Fbonaugh, do 75.00 Grover Kelley, do i..—, 30.00, Pryor Gilbert, do i 60.00 Carl K»elley, do i ’ 62-70 Ellen Hirshey, do i 'BO.OO Josephine Brandyberry, do .8(».00Cora McFarland, do ? 15.00 Rev-. Ord : Gehman, do Ind. State Industries, do 4.. 25.96 Dr. H. Vs DeVor, do 3.00 Herald L. Bailey, do 8.50 Bluffton Custom Cannery, do 14.30 Journal Gazette COl, do 20.80 Beavers Oil Serv., do Ji. 1 ..... Bs.B< Dri Lias Corp., do : 43.90 Df. Gerald J. Kohne, do ....... .. 0.00 Stewart’s •> Bakery, do 50.40, A. D. Crist, do : 26.00 J. W. Lobdell, do 4* .82 W. Winries, wash. tp. assessor 100.00 F. Selking, Root tp. assessor 200.00 O. Hoffman, co. comm, sal 95.66 J. C> Augsburger, do ...4 95.66 Lewis Worthman, do .....4.4 Ed A. Bosse, co. atty 75.00 Henry Dehner, co council .. 43.00 Rufus Hitwer, do 4......... <5-5° Wm. Kruetzman, do .'.....4.... 45.00 Chris Stnhly, do 4500 Leon Neuensch-wander, do - 4.1.00 Julius Schultz, do 45.00 Berne Witness, legal adv; .... 143.97 Dick Boch, bridge rpr. ...... 50.00 \Yost Const. Co., do, 1,... 4—— 116.48 Kocher Lbr. & Coal,'do ; 20.00 O. K. Welding Shop, do 60.00 Decatur Iris. Ag’cy, off bond 27.50 Black Fun. Home, soldier bur 100.00 Zwick Funeral Home, do ...... 100.00 Irene Bythn San;, Sap. ...; 7751.00 ■ - Dltcb Imp. 1 ;Q J Lawrence vSitflth, oper. 438.00 Thomas C. Stallbaum, do ?;....L 262.25 Francis Goimer, do 1 221.50 Canary Brothers, db 385.80 C. R; Bowers & Sons, do; i... 100.00 Sinclair Ref. Co., do 8.46 Beavers Oil Serv:, do .......... 98.24 No. F. Singleton, supt. sal. ...I. ..,. 225.00 Philip Strahm, Asst. supt. Sal. 243.65 Tom Johnston, do .u1....,,..; 238.05 Elmer Beer, do i. 238.05 Nathan Meshberger, do ........4. Harrv Kirschner,.' tr. driver 240.35 Virgil Draper, do 239.20 Roy Hhller, do 1...1 227,70 Harold Btirger, do 228.80 Don Harvey, do .7.,; 228.80 Roger Steiner, do .............4..:... 229 r 9O Jack Andrews, do Burl Fuhrman, do .1.4....209,00 Vai Schnepp, do ..il 207 90 Chester SHbaf, do ....I - 227.70 Lawreilce Koenig, do 228.80 Arnold Weidler. do ;„.... 227 70 Eli Hershey, do 227170 Menno Sprunger, do 227|70 Christ ’Zureher, single hands 218.40 Christ Miller, db l 217,35 Joel Augsburger, do 217135 Joe Spangler, do —- r -•...-4—4 217J35 Grdver Cottrell, dd ~..4..v l 2.00 A. M. Hoffman, do 120.00 Decatur Light & Power, oper. 7.46 Decatur Auto Supply, do .4 147.50 Indiana Equip. Co. Inc., do 3.07 Craigville Carage,' do ............ 18.50 Highway Service, do ..4 52.20 Mollenkopf & Eiting Inc., do 270131 Auto Electric Garage, do 5 50 Kienle's, do a.; . 2j65 Korte Bras. Inc., do ....; j..... 2151.46 Beavers Oil Service, do 591.03 Pearl Oil Co., do 107.71 D. A. Lubricant Co., Inc., do 112.10 Easter Tire* & Tread Co., do 550.95 Goo< yeitr Service, do .....4....;..... 15.61 Haywodd Pub. Co., do .............. 5.00 J. M . Karch St. Co., material 365.|8 Meshberger Bros. St. Co., do 1448.73 The Krlck'-Tyndall Co., do 4 23,65 Armico Drainage & Metal, do 478:00 Citizen’B Tel. Qo., do 378.85 Balsiger Weld. Shop. prop. ....> 15,50 Habegger Hardware, do ; 1t.37 Welfare Bernice Nelson, post & mil .. 31.17 Mary J. Hazelwood, mil ; 19:18 Mabel Marshall, do 9.87 Veronica Linn, do — I ; 20.72 Haywood Pub. Co., oper. .., 11.95 Pub. Employe. Ret. Fd., oper 847.67 Citizen’s TOI. Co., do 7 19.80 Board of Commlsstonrrs Certified before me this 31st day of August, 1951. L Tkurmaa I. Drejr, Auditor Adams Co. AUGUST 31 (HOLD)

-t—"*-— < j f I 1 r ' ? i < -'- ... ■■ I ’ «i || w • - gywm * 1 • I E '«W k ' . t -<4'k : ' . ' L -ilif -■< ■ f '■ • ■ !eS w • BROUGHT TO THS UNITED STATES by the U. S. Economic Co-operation Administration for A two-week visit, Anna Hoeling, 26, Miss Color Television of Germany, arrives in New York City. The German actress vill appear c<| color and black-and-white TV shows. (International)

Gary Woman Killed In Two-Car Crash i| Aurora, • 111., Sept. 7.—(UP) Police said Ijoday that Mrs. Jeannette King, 73. of Gary. Ind., died in a two-car collision here. Mrs.* Kng was riding in? a car driven by Miss Alice V. Diener, 37, of Hamnond, Ind., when it Collided with a car J driven by Louis Chur,ch of Aurora. Two other in Miss; Diener’s auto suffered minor injuries. ■■■ ■ , H ' ' '■■ ' 1 Congressman Adair To Head Fraternity v San Francisco, Sept. 7.—(UP) — Congressman E. Ross Adair, R., Ind., took over today as president of Delta Sigma Phi following his election at tlie close of the group’s international convention here. Seventy chapters of the general college 1 social fraternity from I throughout tne United Stated and Canada were represented at the ■ I ' j 11 ! 1 —" FOR SftLE~ Used Equipment 8C Case Tractor with starter and lights. j • •' F-3O Farmall Tractor with cultivators. 1940 John Deere B Tractor with Starter and road gear 3 Bottom 14 In. John; Deere Plow. 2 Bottom 14 in. John Deere Plow. 2\Bottom 14 In. Case Plow. 7-8-9-foot Disks. 2-3 Section Spring Tooth Harrows. 17 Hoe John Deere Fertilizer and Grain Drill, extra good. 10 Uoe McCormick Deering Fertiliser and Grain Drill, Good. \ 1947 CO-OP 12 ft. Self Propel Com-1] bihe, GOod. Woods 6 ft. Combine, Good at new, cut only 82 acres of grain. Johh Deere 12A Combine P. T. O. Case 6 ft. Combine, P. T. O . McCormick Deering No 60 Combine with Motor. | M. M. 10 ft. Combine with Motor. I. H; C. 10 ft. Combine withaMotor. Woods Corn Picker, extra good. John Deere 2 Row No 200 Com Picker, extra good. John Deere 2 Row No. 226 Corn Picker, extra good. John Deere No. 62 Field Harvester or Chopper, with Hay A Corh Att. 32 ft. Portable Elevator with Motor. Dunham 8 ft. Double Packer. G. I. 9 ft. Single Packer. .Dunham 7 ft. Double Packer ‘ | 2 Bradley Endgate Lime and fertilizer Spreaders, CHEAP. NEW JOHN DEERE \ EQUIPMENT ■ . I' ■ ! ' ■ ■ • iABG & MT Tractors 12A Combines 72 Field Harvesters Portable Elevators, any length 226 Iron Mounted Pickers 200 2 Row Pull Type Pickers 101 Iron Semi Mounted pickers. STEFFEN IMPLEMENT CO. ' Phone 3-3813 Decatur. Indiana 1

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w'eek-long convention. It ended yesterday, '' ' ' ' \- ■ I If you have something fco.sen or rooms for rent., try a /Democrat Want z .d It orlngs result* ' PLANNED i (Continued from P.irr One) are not expected to put their signatures on the historic document. Indonesia, announced : it would sign today, Russie thiip, faced a ' ] 1 r.i'jli'? 111,1 INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Eftinger FIRE WIND AUTO ■ 1 l 720 No. 3rd St. -2004 Trade in a.Good Town

\ I « 7 ' ■ ' ; ;.V\ 7/i-I ' VOTE FOR ' ■HHI| John M. Doan ES MAYOR I . ■- ;; ... ' . ; p- I | ■. 1I ; | .. : ‘ , ||' To The Voters of Decatur: I 7 : .■' Ji '77 : r ■. | ■ I appreciate the opportunity of having served yon during the last four years. I have attempted to be available to yoii at all times. 1 | \ !' - : a ■. 1 . 1 . We have been able to complete such projects as 1 the New Water Softener .. . Police Radio .. . Grade A , f Milk Ordinance . . . New Street Signs . . . Parking | Meters . . . Traffic Control . . . Renovate Sewage and \ Water Systems at Hanna-Nuttman Park .. . Street and . 7 ’ V 1 Aliev Repair .. . Zoning Ordinance .. . Records . I V f and Identification, including Fingerprint and Photo, graphic Laboratory. s J Other projects, such as the City Free Parking _Lot l 11 and the City Light Department Improvement (auxiliary power plant), are now in progress. j .. ■ h j \il would like the opportunity to complete these \ ■ projects, as well as other much needed improvements. z I Therefore, I am a candidate for Mayor. Any-. thing that you «can do to help me be elected will be greatly appreciated. \ :7,/v7]-M'' 9ta “ re,y ’ . ‘7 Pol. AdvL ' ;j| V ..i ..-'I ...— . ' ' .lin.t IL P J T-~’

solid bloc of Asiatic and western nations. Adding to tne tenseness of the conference were reports of a possible Russian walkout. > Gromyko did nothing to allay the fears as he walked into the conference Asked bjt the United Press tn comment the walk-out rujriors, LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES > ■ 'T . ' ! tlFor 25 words or less: ■1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; ; . 3 times st; 6 times 1.75. For consecutive days. No ' classified skipday ; ids accfeptBlack face 10 point,. 5c per ; word each insertion, 5Qc minimum. Claccified ads listed In paragraphs 50% increase over regular rate. ; ! ! : Card of Thanks, Obituary, In "Memoriam, 2c peij.WOrd, 75c mini mum. 7 ; Copy must be in office by 11 aJn. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline 9 a.m.

BIG CAR RACING , ' 1 - RETURNS BY POPULAR DEMAND BUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th $3,000.00’ GUARANTEE PURSE ON THE WORLD'S FINEST, FASTEST, HIGHEST 5/8 MILE SPEEDWAY I 1 SEE RACING AT ITS BEST OPEN COMPETITION • ACTION PACKED • SPEED • THRILLS • CHILDREN HALF PRICE ; FORT WAYNE SPEEDWAY CALIFORNIA ROAD ' ij rv. - i j.

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Gromyko said: ' j , • **l haive nothing ;to say.” The conference session bpeped at 10:13 a. m. Week End Special Quarters of BEEF, 90 to 120 Tbs., kt Special Money having ? Keep your family menu high atid expenses low, and live better for weeks to come by taking advantage of this weekend special. . 1-, ‘ v q 1 For those Os you who do not yet have a Locker or Home Freezer to take advantage of this limited sale stop in today, or phone to reserve one of I our few vacancies. ■ H. P. Schmitt I Locker Service I Phone I 11 !■ '