Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 247, Decatur, Adams County, 20 October 1953 — Page 5

TUSJSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1953

~~ 11 \ .

QUICKIES—By Ken Reynolds O * VxNflk O’V~n J/4fe--z |Jjl “ . . . I hid lots; of fun at the office withlthis mop I got in the Democrat Want Ads — they all thought I had hair’” , Real Estate 40 ACRE FARM for sale located 2 miles south of Larwill Indiana i on the Larwill Lake road. 6 room modern home except furnace, good’bank barn, 2 chicken bouses. For further-information please cointact. The Kent Realty & Auction Co.. Decatur. Indiana, C. W. Kent PhCme 3-3390, Gerald Strickler.' 2|6 2t FOR SALE-—ln Homestejad~laddi- * tion, modern three bedroom home, just remodelled-, enlarged and redecorated to include lovely kitchen, extra half bath and many other features a fam- * Hy it n4eds after it has '-t - lived in anid Idved a home for several yeairs. Grounds! include ‘ - large garagjs, with hobby space, fruit trees and nearly two acres of play space. Would be wonder- . ful trade for growing family cramped in a two bedroom home. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service, Heller Building, phone 3-4106. 207 TF Farmers Col, r " frOR SALE—IO /oOt Harvest Handler elevatof, Charles Shpat 4 mile East of Monroe. 247 2t-x 1-’-CONDENSb|d ; BUTTERMILK i For Sale; Custojm pressing w=ahteo. Decatur Farms, 410 South 3rd. -I J ~i 186 T FOR SALE— ; Fai4ners horse hide cork sole work shoes. Good fit- * ting, long lasting. Haflich & Morrissey Shoe Btore, 125 North 2nd street, Decatur. 25 TF WANTED - TO BUY—White”Rock fryers; eggs; hens; Leghorn hens; free culling and pick-up. Custom dressing daily. TREON’S Poultry Market, 651 North 13th, i Rhone SE EING “IS BELIE VIN G. Come alohg on the Poultry i Tour Thursday, October 22, to see how Egg Production has become the most Profitable activity on many Farms Today. ' It ADD POUNDS—to your mijk production; Faster gain on your hogs; More eggs per day by having ua grind and mix your grain with Blackstrap molasses, antibiotics and B. complex vitamins. Do it today—and watch it pay. Heller Coil, Feed & Supply, Phone 3-2912. . 233 TF HAVE YOU ever seen an Egg Factory? You « will have the opportunity of - seeing how a well planned laying Flock Setup can make an Abundant Living for YoiTr Family by following the Tour and Coming to the Big Meeting at the Berne Auditorium, Thursday, October 22.. It

WATCH ... 4 ''’it a- w ■ . ’ ■ . ~ ’ -For the open house on North Tenth ‘ Street, all modern three bedroom home, one of several to be built in new subdivision nearest the work of mapy Deca-. tur citizens. Full F. H. A. credit avail- ; I '4'. r 'm i j - ■ ■ able to rpake payments like rent. Down payxnenfs will be proportional to size of home you select. gW Welte', I . I A Good Realty Service. ~ \ Heller Building ! Phone 3-41,06 Opposite City Free Parking Lot

WE BUY chickens and quality eggs. Decatur Farms. \ 135 TF FOR SALE—2 Guernsey cows, one with calf by side, Call 6-6496. \ 246 3t FARMERS ATTENTION—We re--1 move “dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur pial O and ask for Enterprise 3450. We ’ pay afl phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15 TF FOR SALE OR TRADE—I9SO Case 2- row corn picker; Clean Oliver \ 2-row and 2 later model Co-Op 1-row corn pickers. These pickers are priced to sell or could be rented; Also other pickers a;nd combines. Chester Baumgartner, Craigville phone, 4 mile West & 2 South of Coppess Corner. \ 245 3t-x THERE WILL BE LOTS of Fun, Good Music, Good Fellowship and\ Lots of Valuable Ideas, aS well as many Fine Prizes at the Poultry Meeting in the Berne Auditorium, Thursday Evening, October 22, 7:30. Everybody Welcome. It Automotive NICE selection late model used cars. DICK MANSFIELD Motor Sales. , 252 TF 1951 Chevrolet truck with grain bed and tomato rack/ Melvin Fraqhiger, ¥ 2 South and East of Craigville. 245 3t-x OUR USED CARS are safety tested and guaranteed — Buy. with confidence at Zintsmaster Motor Sales, Ist & Monroe St. Phone 3-2003. 247 TF HAVE YOU Checked Our Used Car Prices? Zintsmaster Motor Sales, Corner Ist &\Monroe, Phone 3- H 156TF ii- : H For Sale—Mlsc. FOR ‘SALE— Servel refrigerator, : city gas or bottle gas, good condition, >55. Phone 3-8637.\ 245 St FOR SALE —Cider apples, one mile South of Decatur on 27, Fred Beeler. <(247 It-x FOR SALE—Executive type office chair, practically new. Will sell reasonable. Call 3-3127. 247 3t FOR SALE—Complete home dark room equipment. Call 3-2396. , Come see it. make an offer. 247 3t-x' i CEMENT — sl.lO per bag. Less than 10 bags $1.20; Brick mortar. Cash & carry'. Colter Brothers. Brikcrete & Lumber Co. 247 TF SPECIA'L LOW RATES on bottle 'gas for cooking or heating. Mazelin Heating Service, 608 North \l\3th street, Phone 3-3808. 246 3t FOR SALE — Frigldaire refrigerators; ranges; washers; driers; •water heaters; freezers. Large trade-ins. Uhrick Brothers. 167 TF ONE USED LATE MODEL rebuilt Maytag Washer; Complete line of U. E. and MAYTAG Appliances, parts and service. Fager Maytag Sales, 147 South 2nd, Phone 3-4362. ' 246 6t FOR^ALE—Bed sls\ Dresser $18 ! ; Vanity $18; 4 ft. Refrigerator $29.95; Apt. Gas Range $25; 2 End Tables $10; Living room suite. James Kitchen, 225 N. 9th. ‘ 245 TF FOR SALE—kelvinator refrigerators, Home freezers and Electric ranges, if you want quality get Kelvinator — trade nbw for a new Kelvinator see them at DECATUR HATCHERY, 231 TF

LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or jess: 1 time 75c; 2 time* $1.25; 3 times $1.50; 5 times $125. For consecutrve days. Ro classified ekip-day ads acepted. Black face 10 point. 5c per word each insertion, 75c minimum. \ Classified ads listed in paragraphs 50% increase over regular rate. Card of Thanks, Obituary, In Memorlam, 3c per word, SI.OO minimum. Copy must be in office by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a.m. FREE — Feel free to look around in our store at our fine merchandise such as furniture, floor coverings, bedding, lamps and appliances, and every day hardware needs. Open each evening except Wed. Stucky A Co., Monroe, Ind. Phone 6-6866. 62 TF LOOK NO FARTHER! We have what you need! Imparted Holland tulip bulbs. Vertagreen for Ihwns and flowers. Chicken fountains and supplies. Pig feeders and fountains. Red Brand fence and fence posts. Lawn grass seed. Peat moss. Sheep manure. Heller Coal Feed & Supply. 722 Monroe St. 233 TF NEW PLUMBlNG—s'jrqcessed cast iron bath tub with fittings; 17 x ■ 19 cast iron shelf back, lavatory with fittings; close coupled closet combination with white seat; All three fixtures only $164.98. 32 x 21' Double bowl ledge cast iron sink with fittings $61.95. Baker Plumbing & Heating, 704 Monroe street, Phone 3-2609. 243 TF Wanted WANTED TO RENT—S or 6 room house by November Ist. In Decatur or Pleasant Mills. Arioa -7400 after 4 p.m. 246 3t-x WASHING machine repair!ng lawn mower sharpening and repairing. New and used washers. Gas ranges and bottle gas. Monroe Washer Repair Service Arthur Mitchell, Phone 6-6463. 194 TF SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED —Rebuilt and Converted to modern electric. Any make. We sell new and guaranteed rebuilt sewing machines. Boardman’s Sewing Machine Shop. 223 North First. Store hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 231 27t-x Business Opportunities EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE in Decatur area. Sell the new aluminum Air-Rex combination seifstoring storm window. Only investment $25 for sales kit. Returns SSOO to SIOOO per month. For interview, write or Call H-0942 — 5015 Decatur Road, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 247 4t INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE WIND AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Rhone 3-2004

USED CAR You Want At Low Cost NEW CAR performance AT A USED CAR PRICE! 1951 MERCURY 2 • deer. Fully equipped including overdrive. Brilliant dark green paint. Always protected by seat covers. Superior performance. Try it. $1,395.00 I FOR A PARTICULAR PROSPECT! New car fun in this 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe Club - Coupe. .Only 30,000 miWp. New tires. Rich, clean upholstery. An outstanding beauty. Easy to finance. $995.00 . ■ Reconditioned for long life Convenient Monthly Teraw SCHWARTZ FORD CO, Inc. Cor. 3rd A Monroe Streets

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Help'Wanted WAITRESS—Wanted for daytime work. No Sundays or holidays. Apply in person. Dick’s Grill, ’’ 247 TF - MALE EXPERIENCED FERTILIZER SALESMAN WANTED FOR NEARBY TERRITORY. GOOD PERMANENT POSITION. APPLY BAUGH & SONS COMPANY OF OHIO, FOSTORIA, OHIO. 246 5t For Rent FOR RENT— Modern 4-room upstairs apartment Cloee-ln. Phone 3-3512. 244 3t FOR RENT— 2 room tarnished apartments; 1 apartment down and 1 up. Nicely furnished, steam heat. 1 block from shopping district, Call 3-2730. 235 TF FOR RENT—3 large rooms & bath; kitchen eabinets; private entrance; heat furnished; newly decorated. Call In person. Phone 3-4606. James Kitchen, 225 North 9th. 246 TF The first free schools for Negroes in America were conducted by Rev. Alexander Garden, in •Charles Town (now Charleston), S. C., as early as 1740. Lost and Found FOUND —Coin purse near 9th street. Owner may have same by paying for ad, Phone 3-3559. 247 It Miscellaneous INSULATION —Save fuel; insulate with Eagle-Plcber lead wool. (Not Rock Wool.) Call for free estimate, Klenk’s. 16 TF FOR SALE —Dressed poultry and eggs, fresh daily. Free delivery. TREON’S Poultry Market, 651 North 13th, Phone 1-3717. 89 TF WE REPAIR any make of Radio or TV. Call on our Factory-Train-ed radio and television experts, all makes, ail models, all work guaranteed. Haugks, 240 TF NOTICE — We are running our cider press only 2 more days this year, Oct. 23 A 30. Kirsch Planing Mill, 640 N. 3rd St. Phone 3-3306. j 247 2t , 1 ""'/ UPHOLSTERING Furniture repaired & recovered at low cost, good line of\ samples. Free Estimates, Call 3-8503. V. Moser. 247 6t-x APPLIANCE SERVICE. We serviee all makes of washers, sweepers, and other small appliances. Wringer rolls and parts fen* ail makes. Klenk’s. Phone 3-2158. \ 229 TF SEPTIft tanks, cesspools, toilet vaults vacuum cleaned, sewer lines, basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Free inspection. Langley Sewer Cleaners. Decatur 3-3810. 216 TF ELECTRIC ROTO-ROOTER—Sew-ers, drains cleaned, Guaranteed. The only one in Adams, Wells Counties. C. R. Williams, route 2 Decatur, Phone 1 on 30, Tocsin, y 137 TF IF YOU are a careful driver, you may save as much as % on your auto insurance cost. You don’t have to be a Carmer. Fred Corah. State Farm Insurance Agency, 207 Court Street, Phone 3-3656. 242 TF CALL 3-3114 or 3-3115 for Guaranteed Quality CONCRETE and Service. Yost Gravel and Ready-Mix. 69 TF APPOIXTMK’VT OF VJXVXTTOR JEHTATK NO. 49K Settee te kereby That the undersigned lias been appointed Executor of the estate of AJolt* Kleibers late of Adams County, de-n.-e««ed. The estate is probably aolvent. \ NEVERIN \H. SCHKRGER Executor October t 9, 4953 heVe<rix h. schurgkr. Attorney 10/2Q —27 11/3

McAfee’s ' PUBLIC SALE 52 Chester White Boars and GiMs 18 Boars 34 Gdts MONDAY, OCT. 26ih 7:30 P. M. 5 miles West of Bluffton. Ind., on Road <124 then 2% mhes North on Road 303, or 3 miles East of Markle on 224, then 3 miles South Ofi 3*3. This is a very select offering of present day meat type hogs. Sired by MeAfee Dan. the boar that sired the County 4-H Grand Champion Barrow; Also litters by Special 'Model and Top Choice. Be sure to attend this sale if you want the best at. reasonable prices. Roy S. Johnson—Auctioneer Guy McAfee R. R. 1» Bluffton, Ind.

Says Farm Bureau Head Out Os Step | Says Kline Losing Contact To Farmers ■ . - r v . . - COLUMBUS, Ohio UP —Congressional farm lawmakers today accused the leader of the nation's biggest farm organization of being out of step farmers in advocating flexible and lower price supports for farmers. Rep. Harold O. Lovre R-S.D., a member of the touring house agricultural committee, said that Allan B. Kline, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, “has lost contact with the ‘grass roots’ thinking of farmers.” Lovre and several other members spoke out in reply to Kline’s charge that the committee made up its mind to recommend continuance of present rigid high supports even before setting out to get t“grass roots” views of farmers. Kline added in a speech at Des Moines Monday that “price fixers are having a heydey” with fears of recession. \ Rep. W. R. Poage D. - Tex. commented that Kline, instead of condemning the committee, should accept his invitation to come before It and present his views on farm legislation. The hassle developed as (bhlo farmers lined up to testify at the ing. The group has traveled 1,200 committee’s final midwestern hearmiles in the last eight days. It has held hearings in Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, lowa, Illinois and Indiana. \ On the basis of what they have heard frdm the farmers, the farm congressmen — Republican and Democratic alike—have concluded that the Republicans could, mot expect to hold their own in the 1954 congressional elections unless the Republican congress next year votes to continue rigid high government price guarantees for "farmers. They expect the congress to continue the present program of 90 per cent of parity price supports the six basic crops which expires after the 1954 crop year. I.KGAL, MOTICK Notice te hereby given that the board of sontng appeal* will hold a public hearing Tuesday nlgbt Nbvrtmtber 10 art city hall. Decatur. Indiana at 7:IS o’clock on tihe appeal of > Chester C. Suite, Thirteenth and Him .'♦treets, for remodeling residence in residential 1A are* ( for use as sporting goods retail shop. Public participation is invited. CLARENCE ZINER, Chairman. OCT. 20

Farmers: SEE US FOR , All Grades of BULK FERTILIZER and FINE GROUND AGRICULTURE LIMESTONE DELIVERED and SPREAD ON YOUR FARM Roy L Price & Sons Phone 3-8547

J LOW COST AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ONE YEAR or THREE YEAR PLAN • Budget Plan • Ask Your Garageman About Our Poheies! Leland Smith LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Glenn Hill -GRANDMA" \ ** CHARLES KUMM fl ,’7^’MAILMAN I WAIT TILL I TAKE TH’] | WHAT* THE M ATTER, &RANDMA?] IOH .YES. BUT EVERY TIME tl I JUST TOLD ME PARAKEET QUTO'X £ PONT YtXIR PARAKEET ' TELL A JOKE, TH* TALKMT I f TH’ FUNNIEST TH’ ROOM// ! LIKE FUNNY PARAKEET ADNANS GtVESJ I I STORY "WANTA UM n--- -d _ AWAY TH* PUNCH UNE.VJ HEAR IT X/ 5 ZCXJ-w % z/? '' xM -W i ’ wF && do? B Jr 7 , i \ m- &—v~ iii /| ,S”/ j BLONDIE — 1 TOO MUCH NEEDUNG! Mlinillli” ‘ F ' C D B"D’ZZY BRAIN I GEE. THESE LITTLE KT —— ~i k X. TMATSYOU, BiTTV STITCHES ARE ) THERE. NOW-I J WHAT DOES THE 2 r ? O ~ S' ALL RIGHT— HARD IO GET CUT EMBROIDERED\ D. B.'STAND FOR? HA-HA-HA YOUR INITIALS J -i DUMBBELL? } -> \ON ALL YOUR C ' F'? : Hz 3 r J ' , VX \ SHIPTS -WHAT A t f >OOKS i A JOB IT r-'jRJL ( CLASSV 2 \ W-fc ■ was 11— I /A- A WX&J LX /TsAa/ , L* i HX-rf. I i Ktvwr, (T i xML 1 // /- JL /\ - ; \ I // : i * -/y wßb WOstJ ~v< 1 \l\ (. —/ \ ' f ' 2 ° — j pX w I r~

Predicl Low Farm Prices To Continue Republicans Admit Worry Over Prices WASHINGTON, UP — The agriculture department had bad news for .the nation’s farmers today—low farm prices are likely to continue in 1954. The prediction came as Republicans frankly admitted they are worried about the possible effect the farm situation might haye on their party’s chances in the 1954 congressional elections. An outlook report by the bureau of agricultural economics said prices farmers get for their produce may average slightly lower next year although “some further decline” in the cost of the products they buy is “probable.” “This' means that the cost-price squeeze is likely to continue in 1954 as id 1953,” the BAE said. During the first nine months of the year, prices paid by farmers for goods and services used in farm production — including interest taxes and wages—averaged about 4.5 percent below the same period last year. At the same time prices received by farmers for their crops were down 11 percent. z The report said the cost T price squeeze, described by President Eisenhower recently as an “economic grinding machine,” intensifield considerably early this year but has changed “relatively little” in recent months. Net farm income next year is expected to be lower than this year for dairy farmers and many cotton farmers. Higher net incomes were predicted on corn belt beef hnd hog fattening farms, and on northern plains wheat, small grain aad livestock farms. The report forecast \ “little change” in 1954 prices of fertilizer farm building materials, farm supply and fencing materials, pesticides, seed and farm wage rates. BUILDING (Coatlaued From Page Owe) owner, could not be reached this morning for an estimate of the damage to his property. ,

MASONIC Entered Apprentice Degree at 7:30 P. M. Tuesday, October 20 . Paul D. Moore, W. M.

TODAY S MARKETS

FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK FORT WAYNE U T P> — Livestock : Hogs 25 higher; 190-220 lbs. 22.C0, 220-240 lbs. 2H.75, 240-260 Ihs. 21.25. f Calves steady at 27.50 down. Lambs 1.00 lower at j. 8.00 down; ewes 5.00 down. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, (UP) -r Livestock: I Hogs 6,500; 25-50 higher; choice 180-250 ibs. 22.00-22.50; 250-300 lbs. 21.75-22.25; 120-160 Ibs. 19.50-21.00. Cattle 2,000; calves 400; firm to 25 higher; good to low choice steers and heifers 17.00-24.Q0; vealers about steady; few prime 27.00; high choice to prime 25.50-26.00; good and choice 17.00-25.00. Sheep: 1,700; about steady; good to prime wooled lambs 15.0018.50. Markets At A Glance Stocks irregular in quiet dealings. Bonds irregular. U. S. government 'bonds lower in quiet trading. Midwest stocks irregular. •Qotton futures easier. Grains in Chicago: Wheat, corn, oats, rye, soy bean and lard futures lower. Hogs: Steady, 25 \ lower, top 21.75. Sheep: Mostly steady, top 20.50. Cattle: 50 higher to 50 lower, top 29.50. Chicago Cash Grain CHICAGO, UP—Cash grain: Wheat: No. 2 red garlicky 189. Corn: 1 yellow 14514-14614; 2 yellow 145-14514; 3 yellow . 140145%; 4 yellow 137-1445%; sample grade yellow 80-143. Oats: il white weevily 79%; sample grade heavy white medium 77V4. ' ;..V Soybeans: Track Chicago: 2 yellow, Illinois, 268; ; 2 yellow, Wisconsin, 267; 3 yellow, Indiana, 26814; 4, yellow, northwest, 267%; track country station: 1 yellow, Illinois, 209; 1 yellow, Indiana. 258; 2 yellow. Indiana, 258. IRAQ PLEDGES (Fvm P»gr One) Kibya village.” He said the attack was made by Israeli border settlers whose patience was “exhausted after * mothur and her two childrea were kjlled in their sleep in Yahud village.” “We carried out a meticulous investigation and it is clear beyoad a doubt that not a single Israeli unit was absent from Its base the night of the attack.” he added. The United Nations mixed anai|tk*e commission said half a batalion of Israeli troops made the attack and killed 42 persons. Jordan reports raised the toil to 66. “No one deplores it more than the Israel) government if the Kibya attack spilled innocent blood.” Ben Gurion said, “But the responsibility rests at the door of the Jordan government which for years tolerated and encouraged acts ot murder and pillage of this country. ‘.‘lt is toy no means the view of the Israeli government that neighborly relations should be based on reprisal.. . but can it agree" that such relations should be characterized by a continued state of onesided war? I "The Arab states publicly justify this kind war. They keep uttering threats of a second round.” Ben-Gurion said.

PAGE FIVE

KENNET-MURRAY Corrected October 20 l«0 to 170 lbsll.oo 170 to 180 lbs. 20.50 180 to 220 1b5.21.50 220 to 240 1b5.221.25 240 to 260 lbs. 20.75 260 to 280 1b5.20.25 280 Io 300 1b5.20.00 300 to 325 lbs. 19.00 325 to 350 1b5.18.50 350 to 400 lbs. 18.90 400 lbs. up J 17.50 100 to 160 1b5.17.50 - Roughs 300 lbs. down 19.00 300 to 350 lbs. ..u 18.50 350 to 400 lbs. 18.00 400 to 450 lbs. 1745 450 to 500 lbs. 18.50 500 to 550 1b5.19.90 ,550 to 600 Ibs. ..... 15.50 600 lbs. up 15.00 Boars ... 11,00 \Veals (Fri. A Sat.) 19.50 Spring Lambs (Fri. & Sat) . 16.50 Yearlings ...i 8.00 Ewes i 3.00 BCHMITT STOCK YARDS Corrected October 20 160 to 176 lbs. 18.75 170 to 180 lbs 20.25 180 to 220 1b5.21.25 220 to 240 lbs. 21.00 240 to 260 Iba. i 20.50 260 to 280 lbs. ...21.00 280 to 300 1b5.19.50 300 to 325 1b5.'19.00 325 to 350 ib5.18.50 350 to 400 lbs. 18.00 400 lbs. upi 17.25 Roughs 300 lbs. down* 19.25 •Stags 13.00 Boarsll.so Veals 19.00 Lambs 18.00 Ewes 4.00 local grain market BURK ELEVATOR Corrected October 20 Beans subjeci xo change during day. Prices delivered at elevator, t Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel less Corn: .05 per bushel less f.o.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Corrected October '2O Large Clean Whites— .56 Large Clean 8r0wn .55 Mediums.4o i Pulets .32 Heavy Hens U Leghorn Hens — .11

Elevator Co. Decatar - Peterson - Monroe TEEPLE MOVING & TRUCKING Local and Long Distance PHONE 3-2607 TRY OUR MARKS FILM SERVICE FOR QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING Saitb Itaiß Brigs H you have sometnmg to sen or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results. i Trade in a good Town — Decatur