Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 87, Decatur, Adams County, 11 April 1952 — Page 6

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Lawsuit For 342 /Million Dollars Finally Settled The—l42-million dollar lawsuit brought more than four years .ago by Itarry Ferguson and Hafcry Ferguson, hie.. against Dearborn Motors Corporation. Ford Motor company, and others has been settled for 2.7 percent of that amount 7a payment of 9’4 million dollars. All claims against individuals, as well as all claims of conspiracy, un-T fair competition and violation of rhe anti-trust laws against aH corporations and individuals were dismissed b;. consent judgment signed' in New York by Federal Judge! Gregory F. Noonan. The settlement 1 was made solely under some ofjthe patent infringement claims of the, complaint. 4 Satellite suits claiming an ,adlfitional $21,000,000 brought ,by two Ferguson distributors —one in Ohio and the other in Missouri- wnre also dismissed. 1 lyithout any payment by the defendants. Thg settlement was paid by Dearborn Motors,, national marketing organization for the Feud tractor and Dearborn farm equipment. Ford Motor, conipany will make certain 3 changes in the means of operation and control of a pump used on 'the

' = — at KLENK'S You Can SAVE UP TO* $50.00 Installation Costs on this Westinghouse 52-Gallon Electric Water Heater •- ■ ‘ fl fl y] We Include:All necessary electrical j supplies (■ from your! 60 1 ;• amp; service box. including wire, fuse boxes, ! other material and labor; ’ • . , f’ M PLUS:Pipe, fittings,* and labor I of hook-up to your pres\ . ent hot water lines AT | I j NO EXTRA CHARGE TO 1 YOU. - - - ■ ' •' ' i 1 ! 52-Gallon Size °" lv $|j9.95 ’ ■ \ ■’ ! I'l lai! 1 L . • Easy Terms Bow Down Payment ISSbiuSttS • Direct Immersion Elements put all the heat directly into the water. • (’old Water Baffle keeps incoming cold water from mixing with the hot. • Fiherglas Insulation keeps the heated water hot until needed. > / . i 1 i ■ • Tri-Snap Thermostats are super-accurate. Save" Electricity. KLENK’S ■ YOU CAN BE SURE if it’s WESTINGHOUSE

To The Voters of ARAMS and WELLS COUNTIES . ■ ■■ - v ■ ■' ■ .'■ ' I : '\j I want to.be your STATE REPRESENT- . ATIVE. If you are kind enough to elect me, I. j , shall strive to serve you to the best of my ability. - . . .■■ ' , ; / lam a Farmer; I have worked as a la- r h-| boiMr; I have operated my own business. I KNOW SOME OF YOUR PROBLEMS AND I WILL WORK WITH YOU CONSTANTLY 7 TO HELP SOLVE THEM. J . - '<' ■,, . LI

Elect WILLIAM J. KRUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR, POI Advt JOINT STATE REPRESENTATIVE

present Ford tra ct o ji-. These changes will not affect any Ford tractors now in use nor any current I model SN tractors that the 1 Fiord Motor company continues to pro duce. v The changes, glong with' other engineering advancements, wilT be I Incorporated in thg Ford tractor for 'the 1953 season. Thi* tractor Will 'continue to use hydraulic control and the present method of attaching and operating implements. Current Population | ; Survey Next Week I . I “ • ' J '. ■ ~14 J: j The censps bureau’s c.urrent ; population survey will be made in I Adiims and Allen counties! liext week. Milton D. Marx, ibf! Fort Wayne, district supervisor, announced today*. • Information on family ctigi'acleristb s. consumer income and-ntigra-tjon will be obtained in the survey. ■ The migration data, which Will Show the number of dtersojis and families who have moved t,o a dif■Herfnt place since last year, will (indicate whether the defence prograpn is increasing the mobility of tliejuation's workers aniiytheir faiihiHesi. Marx explained. The survey wil| show how many people are leaving farms: to take up cily residerfce. : j i!

Red Cross Fund ■4. , i - ■ Previous total 158,030.02 August Schlickman, Selc. 13 . Kirkland 1, 5.50 St. Pieter’s Lutheran Servicemen’s Mother’s Club ■<. 5.00 Harold Tiefnan,. Sec, 1 Root . 3.00 Charles Heining, Sec. 8 Root 13 00 Leo Alberding. Sec.-28 & 33 Roof I__J 15.00 I Catholic Ladies of Columbia 5.0 Q Raymond Edwards. See. 15 Blue Creek !___\ 12.50 Tri Kajppa Sorority 25.00 Edgar Ehlerding. Sec. 15 Preble 10'00 ;D. A. 1 Rumple Sec. 16 Jefferson 6.00 Mrs. Donald Burkhart, Sec. 21 Jefferson 4.50 William Adang, Pts. Sec. 29 \ & 30 Jefferson 16.00 ; Hubert Minnich. Pts. Sec. 30 & ,31 Jefferson 7.50 Weldon Neuenschwapder, Sec. 4 Wabash a 10.00 Erwin ißauman, Sec. IL 1 Wabash 10.50 I William I. Hylton, Sec. 19 Wabash 1 6.00 E. M. Webn. Berne, Add’l. Business District 15.00 Residential Dist. 3,i0 1 18.10 : Adolph Schueler, Sec. 26 I Preble > 13.00 Victor Bleeke, ! Sec. 20 Fnioh j, + 19.50 Jacob J. Htimann. Sec. 21. Washington I;. 6.00 i Mrs. Floyd Morrison, Res. Zone No. 1 Homesteads, I- Mrs. Paul Hancher, By Mrs. Hancher 4.00 Mrs. Lloyd Ahr, 21.00 Mrs. 1,1. Hofftban*l2.oo r 37.00 Arthur B. Wjlder, Sec. 16 Washington ' 8.00 Charles Weikel, Sec. 11. I Hartford _( 3.00 Henry Heimann, See. 28. Washington; 7.00 Total ___158,296.12 Disaster Fund Previous total $ 165.09 Coin Box, First State Bank 7.55 . 172.64 — ' f Go to the church of yoiir choice next Sunday. V WEEK END SPECIALS PAN READY FRYING CHICKENS, tb. 59c LARDtb. 10c FRESH SIDE lb. 29c LEAN PORK STEAK, lb. 49c GROUND BEEF lb. 49c MINUTE STEAK lb. 69c BEEF CHUCK ROAST lb 59c BEEF, 3 lbs. SI.OO VEAL ROUND Steak, lb. 79c 1 VEAL CHOPS lb. 69c >arge WHITE EGGS, doz 43c RED BEETS 2 cans 29c i BIRDS EYE FROZEN STRAWBERRIES, pHg. 35c SHORT CAKES pkg. 20c Large HEAD LETTUCE GREEN ONIONS, bunch 10c TOMATOESTijibe 26c Open Saturday till 10:00 P.M. SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET So. 13th St. Phone 3-2706

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Willie Mays Turned Down On Deferment Kansas City, April 11.—(UniManager Leo Durocher of the INew York Giants said today he •‘positively” will not break up his infield to replace Willie Mays when the star center fielder goes into tpe army oti May 15. Durocher began long-range consideration of his center field problem wh4n he received word todaj\ that Mays’ final appeal for a draft deferment on grounds of dependent" had been turned down in Mptgomery, Ala,, yesterday. ' “If the army wants him,! i’m he will -make them as good a soldier as he made tlje Giants a liall player.” said Durocher philosophically. ! Durocher has received assurance fjrom .Mays that he will playi ball for the Giants for as long as he can before going into the service. That means thfe Giants will have an outffeld for opening niopth of the campaigh of Don Mheller in right field. Mays in center, and newly-bought\ slugger Bob Elliott in left to replace injured Monte Irvin. But after-May 15, what? “I positively will not break Up my infield again.” said Durocher. He was referring to His previous experiment of shifting third baseman Bobby Thomson or first baseman Whitey! both converted outfielders, back to the picket line. 55 Racers Entered In 500-Mile Race I t Indianapolis, April 11—(UP) — The field for the 36th runiung of the 506-mile Indianapolis motor speedway race stood at 55 today with the entry of six more racers, two of them new. Veteran Johnny McDowell, Santa Monica. Cal., will drive a car similar to the one which Lee Wallard wheeled to victory alst year. It was entered by Roger Wolcott of Iniddnapolis. ! I i Rookie Neal Carter. Detroit,' will be in the cockpit of a car being built for Eugene Casaroll of Detroit, Both are new. Drivers for the four other cars are still to be named. The cars were entered by F. T. Merkler, Fort Wayne. Ind.. Francis Rardazon, Detroit: Vincent Granatelli. Chicago, and Pat Clancy, Memphis, Tenn. . . ; ‘J —r,. Monroe Busy Bees The Monroe Busy Bees met cently with Mrs. Lester Ehysami for the election of officers. Pat Beitler is the president, vice president. Phyllis Mattox, secretary anti treasurer, Mary Jane Rice; news reporter, Costa Hike; health leader. Sonya Schug; and song leader, Sandra Cramer. The recreation leaders are Kae Christner and Mary Shoaf. After the> election, there was a discussion of activities for the coming year. During the social hour, refreshments were served by the hostess and the meeting adjourned. The next meeting Will be held May 9 with Mrs. Lester Ehrsam.

Family Goes For Minoistry .Hamilton. Tex. (UP*) —Four members of the R. C. Tennison family are ordained ministers, and three more plan to enter the field. The father and thtee sons are Baptist ministers. Two more sons and a daughter plan to become ministers. i ■. ■; 1 t— ; l! | If you have something to. sell or rooms for rent, try' a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. ! | ■■:3 Ji 1 ■ T ill' V -Z AUSTRIA I ° I MILES _ ITALY* ! 1 * ===T»iesu& YUGOst A VIA S ™ ' B < ■« —-m 3 YUGOSLAVIA served notice on the Trieste conference in London that the nation will never agree to Italian occupation of Zone “A” of the Free Territory of Trieste, according to reports from London. The reports said the U. S. and Britain were considering inviting Italian army participation in occupying the sone. Demonstrations have been staged in Italy demanding all of the territory, which includes Venezia Giulia, dr Zone “B,” occupied by Yugoslavia. Both were Italian before World War IL

FoH Wayne Man Is Given Life Sentence Fprt Wayne, Ind,, April 11—(UP) --yDjimald F ; Rogers, 24, faced life imprisonment today for the slgying of l|is wife. He was sentenced by special judge Otto W. Koenig after pleading guilty to a charge of firstdegfee murder in the shooting of his jwife, Rachel, 30, last Sept. 29. | ! ■ \ ■ • I ■ ■ ■l s / ' County Members To Present 12th Degree Adams county members of the ! Fort Wayne Scottish Rite will pre;Sfen| the 12th degree of the initia•tionj ceremony of that organization .at the annual spring convocation

3—Day Public Auction --3 Monday April 28 — Wednesday April 3G — Thursday May Ist ALLEN COUNTY FARM 6 Miles North of Fort Wayne, Ind., on Road No. 3, Then % Miles West, q. MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1952 12:30 P.M. 644 4- Acres Very Fertile Land—644 .. . h !-I Buildings on Tract Nd. 5 1“136.11 Acres. IMPROVEMENTS: Residence with one 6 Room and two 4 Room Apartments, Bath, Hot and Colp 'Water. Tenant house of 6 roorhs. Four room house completely modern (nearly new) and garage. Modern Dairy’ arn, brick, glazed tile, concrete and slteel construction; 80 Stanchions, 9 maternity stahls, 6 calf pens, 2 bull stahls. Qn J? tterer ar r ,e rS’ Modern Rear Barn Lot 50x250 ft. is concrete. 2 Large Silos, Modern hog house priL°?nH si< A’ . Large Bank Ba^n ’ 2 Large Double (’ribs and Oyerhead Graniies and Elevator. SLAUGHTER HOUSE, 46x80, glazed tile construction !with bevel siding, 4 large cooling rooms, 2 curing ovens; Boiler and bther modern;equipment. Garage attached. Howe Pit Scales. 2 six hich wells. Water pressure system. Large Modern Dairy House. i v TRACT No. 2—82.71 Acres. Level Rich Soil. No Buildings. n p m7' 16 fi 27 .^ C 7 S ’. Le\el Fertile Soil; Two Story House and Barn 36x76; Granery and Lib. Buildings need repair. R.E.M.C. Electricity to buildings. No. 2 and No. 3 are adjoining. >' • * ! TR AfZ a? aS!T Level very fertile soil. About half of this tract is muck soiL ,20 acres growing wheat Ve F f Q n land - Im P rov ements: Modern 12 room house; 4 room tenant house; 7room tenant house with basement and furnace; 2 Poultry houses; 2 Good Barns; Large Machine Shed; 2 car garage; Work Ul4rd T su T rface"7oad 5 ) ACreS ’ S ‘ 4 ’ 5 ’ 6 adjoining ’ No - 1 just across Road from Tract No. 5. descr . lbe thls farm, and the splendid improvements. It must be- seen tq be appreciated. You t SX p =lS. t,mebeforesale,iay - Mr - Wayne Griffis ’ Farm Supt - has Maps a '“’ Blue Pri "‘ s — Roy S. Johnson & Son, Decatur, Ind., for-descriptive folder. 1 ferrtd £ a?h ; *1? i',' 2 m ? n . ths - in 24 months. Purchaser to executb Proknissory Note for den g 4/? < ' "’ tere u tfrom J d ?. teandsecured b} Mortgage on said Real Estate. , Purchaser mav pay a > dellvt ’ r , v of , Ueeds and Abstracts. POSSESSION: Immediate possession of ? d / ar P l Ul^ln g s ; Possession of dwellings thirty days. Farming operations will be carried on right up to the dav f Sa ’fe S .Pr |nf; ,. crOPS W o n b 5 P> a, ' ted and plowing done so there will be no delay in the regular program for this vear ’ . Phe Allen County Board of Commissioners and the Auctioneer Reserve .the Right to Offer This Land as'Separate Tracts, as any combmatmn of two or more tracts or the Entire 644 acres as, A whole, and to sell in the order the highest bid conSedln th^aXrtLsemen^ 6 P® Aucti »neer on day of sale will talfe precedence over statements or descriptions WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30,1952 Commencing at 10 A. M. . \ 135 — HOLSTEIN CATTLE —135 47-Registered-3-Herd Bulls-85 High Grade D. H. I. A. Records—Calfhood Vaccinated—T. B. Accredited. . (Blood Tested Within 30 Days) | Mostof the cows will be fresh by day of sale. 20 Bred Heifers. 12 Open Heifers. Small Heifer Calves. Several Honor Roll Cows. Write—Roy S. Johnson & Son, Decatur, Ind., for catalogue. , . " SALE WILL BE HELD IN LARGE TENT. THURSDAY, MAY Ist, 1952 1 Commencing at 9:30 A. M. ; \ ' o^e • 3 TRACTORS—IMPLEMENTS—MISCELLANEOUS 1946 Minneapolis Moline Mode! “U” Tractor, fully equipped and Cultivators; Allis-Chalmers Mdoel “B” Tractor with Plow and Cultivator, like new; Farmall F-20 Tractor with Cultivators; “Little Genius” 2 bottom 14 inch Breaking Plow, on rubber; IHC Disc, 6 ft.; McCormick Putverizer, 5 ft., 2 Double Rotary Hoee; John Deere 7 ft. Disc; McCormick 9 ft. Cultipacker; 4 Section Spring Tooth Harrow; 2 Section Spike Tooth Harrow; Templeton Manure Loader, universal mounting; New Idea Tractor Manure Spreader, on rubber; J. I. Case Tractor Manure Spreader, cn rubber, McDeering pull type 4 Row Corn Pleanter with Fertilizer Attachment, on rubber; 24 ft. Universal Elevator; New Idea Corn Shredder, 4 roll; Platform Scale; Clipper 2 B Fanning Mill; 2 Rubber Tire Wagons and Beds, one with high bed for field harvester; McCorP » PeC BLo '* er Ensi,a S« Cutter and Silo Fill"er; IHC 10 ft. PTO Binder; John Deere Corn Binder; Potato Digger; 2 Wheel Trader with 7xlo ft. Bed and Stock Rack; Steel Hay Loader; Steel Threshing Machine; Galvanized Stock Tanks; 500 gal. Tank; 7 Feed Bunks; 11 Portable Hog Houses; 9 Hog Waterers and Fountains; 2 Warm Morning Stoves; Cider Press: 2 Sump Pumps; Chicken Feeders, Waterers; Netting r ■ . Wooden Nests; Shop Tools; Post Drill; Forge; Anvil; Grinder and Motor; 2 Bench Vises; Pipe Vise and Pipe Tools; Many Other - > • r TRUCK—I94I GMC Truck with . .-»ry Bed, 7xß>/ 7 x6. \ '. COMBINES—PICKER—GRAIN DRILL One 1947 and One 1948 Allis Chalmers All Crop Harvester Combine; John Deere No. 200 Two Row Corn Picker, on rubber; John Deere Van Brunt 17 Hole Fertilizer Grain Drill. I > '..j- HAY TOOLS—SPECIAL EQUIPMENT . A o ,a Chalmer# No. 9696 8 Roto-Baler; New Idea 7 ft. Tractor Mower, on rubber; Allis iChalmers power take off Side Delivery Rake, on rubb ’ P l P * C f° r^ Be H ’ rveßter with Pick U P and Corrt Attaphment; Sidney 80 Bushel Feed Mixer vkith 2 h.p. motor; John Deere Corn Shelter with , and Vose cart’ ? P * C HammermiH ’ 12 lnch; Type B 20x20 mou nted Bean Huller; 300 ft. Fire HoSe with new high pressure fog Nozzles SLAUGHTER HO USE EQUIPMENT ! meat tUb ’i lard e« n ® : wra PP in B P a round wooden and round galvanized tubs; No. 20 and No. 4 twine; parchment paper; eJ ü b . ? apr ?, n 8: ! V u en !° 9 o’ w ° oden barrel «; 100 n». lard scale; small meat scale' 2 Smoke house ham racks; 1 smoke house bacon rack; Several small meat hooks; Hog hangers. ' o A — DAIRY EQUIPMENT — Su .’’o« 4 un 't ’pUker with pump for 6 units; Two 10 can “Zero” milk coolers; Milk Pasteurizer and bottler; DeLaval Milker.Pump* 25 ten ’ 636 ?uart C G?ASS Bottles H<>t Water Heat<!r: Wash Tank 24x43 inches s No - 200 DeLaval Cream Separator; 3376 Half Pint Glass Bottles; « o . i — CORN AND HAY— One Hundred Tpn Baled Alfalfa and Clover Hayi 3000 Bushel, more or less, good Corn. <K e .. 4 j u , 200— HEAD HOGS —2OO Chinal D^ W Chesi?rwX S Inrf 1 ® Sow ® ue to J arrc '* so , on after Bale date: 8 Sow « du « after May I—consisting of Spotted Poland TERMS—-CASHf nJ ?? Hampßh * r ®“ al ' d ®« b >e immuned; 41 Feeders, wt. 70 lbs.; 81 Feeders, wt. 150 tbs.; 46 Feeders, wt. 100-125 tbs. property ImI.) # rem ° Ved Unti ’ pa ’ d f ° r ’ (The own * Fß and Auctioneers will in no way be responsible for personal accident Bryce Daniils—Clerk. Hot Home Cooked Lunch Served Alt During Each Day of Sale. Emmet E. Harper — Ervin Knight-Sam Cook BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, ALLEN COUNTY, IND. AUCTIONEERS—Roy S. Johnson, Ned C. Johnson, Orville Sturm, Lee McDuffee, Carl T. Bartlett, and Dale Hallock. ( J. R. Arnold, County Attorney.

at Fort Wayne-Scottish Rite cathedral Tqesday afternoon ,at 3:30 o’clock. ■ \ ~i' 'y ■ The (ijegree to lie presented by the Decatur members <)f the order is knowi) as grand master architect degree. | Harold Mumma of this city will preside. members whp will take part include: Chafes : Langston, Gene Hike, the Rev. Wifiiam C. Feller, Raymond Cj Collins, Theodore H)ll, R. E. Mumnaai Edwaird F. Jaberg. Tliurnan I. Weldon Bumgerdner, Cal Fl I’eterspn and Cletus H. Miller. i ■ ; ■ Jf you! have something to sell or rooms l|or rent, try a Democrat Want AO. It brings results.

VOTE ELIGIBILITY (Continued From Page Ont) have been worked out by \he election commission and board

Vl•w I J w I fftt hy. ’he home beouty treatment lor your rug!» . . ( *'’ Quick— Safe—Eosy< Completely Different* N(>l o X. \ * liquid, s6op focm or powder Pocked reodjy to “X • A ’J/j u»e Sprinkle on. Brush m, Vocuum off.. D;IRTS \\* L- f/Zu GONE. CARPETS DRY re&dy to wolk on in 15 r m| futej. Remove* Food Stain*, ,Grease. Gum. I lipstick. Tor . even Shoe Polish! One (Rollon \ , Z'U lV BeoutHully Cleons approximately Four 9x12 rugs \ i . A t - Holl Gallon $2 29, .Gallon $3 79. KLENKS

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compljsed of Jaberg. OK.. Peterson and David Macklin started the supervision of the-printing Os bal- "x lots> today. , r „