Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1951 — Page 7

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Attend School On l j Tractor Maintenance Will Offer Classes Here In January Don Smith ot the John Deere store, Decatur; Herbert Wiegmann, of the Dierkes Implement sales, Decatur; Louis Steffen, of the Farm Bureau Co-op implements, Monroe; £dwin AfTolder, of Ed Affolder’it Sons, Berne; and county agent L. E. Archhold spent Wednesday and Thursday at Purdue attending a 4-H leaders trains > ing school in tractor maintenance, T Ij, Bill Sipe, who taught a first j ear tractor maintenance class in Feme in 1961, wiU be the leader again in 1952. — | Louis Steffen will do the same for 4-H tractor maintenance mem* — -be centering at Monroe. Al Itiehle of the Riehle ImplementCo., will take charge of the first year division for the north end of the county. ' Herbert Weigman will again lead the second year group f6r the’ north half of the county, while Edwin AfTolder is offering his services in the second division for the

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Who Says Prices Are Si; | . Too High! IfepE I It’s Bargain Time At SE HAUGKS fjjlg'j i UNMATCHED PHILCO QUALITY! jygsSggh GIANT SAVINGS! --f' BRAND NEW -\| PHILCO REFRIGERATORS Phiic<> 712 Undamaged Floor Models I Giant Savings On These 1951 Philco Floor Models i A REG. SALE _ Model PRICE ’ PRICE SAVINGS 1 Only 712 209.95 169.95 ‘4O WHIRLPOOL IQriy 704 239.95 189.95 X ‘SO 10nly 912 259.95 209.95 ’SO 10nly 915 299.95 239.95 gy E ’6O WHIRLPOOL 10nly 1112 329.95 254.95 X, '75 GAS DRYERS Bottle Gee Stores 20% OH. . Philco Electric Stoves 20% Off. ' _ E As4 CREDIT TERMS ON ANY REFRIGERATOR " * ' ' ■ lj< ’ ” HAUG K S

south half of the county. Don Smith wfll be the leader for the third division group. This vork will be available to those boys who took the second division the past year under Herbert W legman n. * • _ ■ A county-wide meeting for 4-H boys and their fathers will be held early in January where the project will be explained. Enrollment will be taken then. Each instructor can take about 15 boys In his class. | | ' It ■ Cold Weather, Snow Flurries Forecast Indianapolis. Nov. 16—(UP)— Hoosiers can expect cold weather and spine snow flurries during the next five days, the weatherman said today. | Average temperatures for the period will be ei»ht to 1? degrees below normal maximums of 46 to 54 degrees and minimums of 29 to 33 degrees, a weather bureau outlook said. .A slight warming Sunday was the only foreseen 'break in the cold. Snow flurries about Monday were predicted. Democrat Want Ads Bring Result*

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DRASTICALLY MODERNIZED, a good, colorful, loud and fast Aida opens the 67th Metropolitan Opera season j in New York. No one stood on his head and not a dowager was seen puffing on a cigar, but beauties there were a-plenty. Every seat was sold, 3,840 attended and the total receipts were >52.000. (International)

Million Dollar Loss In Fire At Chicago \ Chicago, Nov. 16. —(UP) —Fire burned through a seven-story bed factory last night, causing an estimated $1,000,000 damages. Firemen said the fire broke out on the roof of the Sleeprite Corp., Which is in a congested industrial district. One fireman was injured by falling bricks. Mrs. Izora Roop In Capital Hospital Mrs. Izora Roop, of Marion, wellknown former resident of Decatur, is a patient at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis for observation and treatment. Her room number\is B-16. Mrs. Roop was seriously injured in a fall on September 9 and was confined to the Marion general hospital until she was taken to Indianapolis early this week. Her condition is regarded as serious and she will remain in the hospital for some time. - ■ "iußlfQv ‘ -' \ ' Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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nl mb A diamond-studded audience await* the curtain raising.

B /Z S Dr. .Roberto Urdahota Arbblaoz DOCTOR Roberto Urdaneta Arbalaez holds the staff of authority in his hand just after he had taken the oath of office in Bogota as Interim President of Colombia. He will retain the post during the illness of President Gomez. (IntemattonalJ _______ ._■ , Blinded in War Fifteen' hundred American terr- ] Icemen lost their sight during World I War 11.

10 Tons Os Turkeys For Comp AtterburyCamp Atterbury, |nd., Nov. 16. — (UP) —Army cooks here told parents, wives and sweethearts of soldiers .not to worry about the Gil.'s thanksgiving dinner —they’ll probably be eating better than the home folks. . \ I Heading the Nov. 22nd menu will be 10 tons of roast turkey, I quartermaster corps officials said. The turkey will be accompanied by "nine tons of white and sweet I potatoes.five tons of peas, two ions of celery, 50ff gallons of olives and pipkies, 81,250 dozen shrimp, and 2,500 pounds of cranberries. Some 6,000 pinnkin pies, 3,500 pounds of fruit cake. 10006 pounds of hard candy and nuts and 2,500 . pounds of fresh fruit round out the m6nu. |' \ ■ Baked Ham Supper, $1 per plate, Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Basement, Saturday, 5 to 7 p. m. r, Go to the church >f your cnoice j next Sunday. \

At Haugks SAVE! SAVE! WHITE HEATING FOR EVERY DUILDiNG, PRICED FOR EVERY PURSE! W#TER CONVERT TO w. gM t | B ~ . HEATERS GAS HEATING uat water Tired of tending furnace? Then, ? IW 11 With 5.& 10 Year let ue iMUII tli Bryant Convor- DAIIIAIIT Guarantee “7//> SAWiAHI Gas or Electric WW * Furnaces _W Sy • Floor Furnaces \ for estimate Unit Heaters -as low bfflj • Space Heaters ® | < . • Boilers r 2ra P gri e tank DPllOni AUT ?« T,C •Conversion CONVERSION BURNERS Burners — ~M> o * • — . ■ - f g BATHROOM FIXTURES > On Display from Leading Manufacturers: V' ® American Standard \ ■ * Kohler ’’ 1 k • Crane • Eljer • Briggs HII I s .... ? . ,1 ' ~ \ No seconds JNo rejects—All first line items. i ™BSI — 32 x 21 Double BoUl Kitchen Sinks, Complete with Faucets and Spray — Only ; 1 Automatic Oil Water Heater - - ’69-»5 None Priced < o Lower • 1 Bryant Gas Water Heater “ ■ guarantee—Special *B9-50 None Built , . \ ; WIVINTWIgg CTaWgHMBBaBM3NBMgmEWaMMg Better- | shoitow Woii Bathrooms Sump Pumps I FTr I ' as tow as AS tow as ■ as low as p I 90.00 $199-5° I laMMaSSIBKManBSMmMKMDBSBramMeaSMBESESBSMBSHSSSSSBaHj

Hews-Sentinel Is Picketed By Unioh Protest Editorial \ , Carried By Paper j Fort; Wayne, Ipd., Nov. 16 — (UPI-i-Freeses rolled as usual at the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel today in the wake of a union demonstration to protest a newspaper editorial about a labor dispute at the Capeheart-Farnsworth Corp. Some 200 United Electrical Workers Union members picketed the newspaper’s offices yesterday, They carried signs reading “we’re good red-blooded Americans.’’ They paraded a half-hour and then withdrew. ' Some 750 U. E. members have been die at the company since Nov. 2 in what the company terms a “strike” and the union a “lockout;” A News-Sentinel editorial entitled “A Red Pattern?” was the subject of protest. In part, the editorial said that “CapehartFarnsworth is a major supplier of a much-needed electronic- gear for the armed services ... it is pertinent to recall that the V.E. was ousted from the CIO because of its alleged sympathies for Communis :ic causes.” fcaitor Clifiord B. Ward said the pickets made no attempt to molest the newspapers’ employes and the demonstration did not interfere 4’ith operations of the newspaper plant. ‘ W( never intended to call them Reds,’ Wgrd said. "We just ask-

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ed the question ni the editorial of whether the union local was being used for Red purposes by higherup*.” \ The union rejected a company offer to end the dispute before voting to picket the newspaper

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