Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 158, Decatur, Adams County, 6 July 1956 — Page 2

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Anti-Trust Suit Is Filed Against 6. M. illegal Monopoly Is Charged To Company DETROIT (UP)-Tbe U.S. JhsUre department today filed its civil anti-trust suit against General Motors Corp., charging the firm baa an Hlegai monopoly in the sale and manufacture of buses. The complaint was filed by an assistant attorney general who carried It here from Washington. Atty. Gert. Herbert Brownell had announced Wednesday the suit would be filed in the eastern district of

CLOSE OUT AUCTION REAL ESTATE ANp PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE SMITLEY ESTATES THURSDAY, JULY 12,1956 Sale Starts at 6 P. M. Real Estate Sells at 7 P. M. LOCATION—42I South First Strept, pecatur, tndiang. Noticg i« hereby given that the undersigned. Severin H. Schurger. as Adnjjpiatrator De boa is non With Will Annexed of the estate of Sylvia Staitley. deceased. by virtue of an order of the Adams Circuit Court will otftr for sale at public Ruction, at the late residence of paid decedent. —- The real estate consists of a 6 room home with 3 bedrooms. Jiving ..room, dining room, kitehen and bath room with stool. This is a one story home located bn a nlpp shaded lot that is close to schools, churches and business district. It has j good foundation. good roof and with som* insidf det-orating it would be a very nice property. There is a large 2 car garage. Inspection can be made by contacting the auctioneers. TERMS: One-third down on day of sale, and balance upon delivery of Administrator's Deed approved by thp Court and a merchantable tjtie with abstract brought down to date; Said real estate will not be sold for less than 2/3: of the full appraised value and subject to approval of the Court. Immediate Possession. ' SEVERIN H. SCHURGER, Administrator de . poni* non With Will Annexed of the Estate ■. pf Sylvia Smitley, deceased. PERSONAL PROPERTY: — - __ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Severin H. Schurger, administrator of the Estate of Homer Smitley. deceased, by virtue of - order of the Adams Circuit Court will offer for sale at public auction. at the la»e residence or said decedent, located at 421 South First Street. Decatur. Indiana. Bedroom suite: 3 Buffets; Chair; 2 Rockers: Day Bed: Linoleum; Davenport: Piano A bench; 2 Desks; Tpble: Dresser; 2 Beds; Chest of Drawers; Kitchen Table £ chairs; serve) gas refrigerator; Magic Chef 3 burner gas stove; 1241 Plymouth Sedan: Air Compressor: Battery charger: Aqto jack; Porch swing; Extension cords; Chain fall; Auto chains; Auto creeper; Valve fdeer; Vipe; Heating stoye; Grinder A buffer with motor; Motor and fan. and many other miscellaneous articles. TERMS PERSONAL PROPERTY-hCASH, SEVERIN H. SCHURGER, Administrator of the Estate of Homer Smitley, deceasedGerald Stricklgr, I). S- Blair—Auctioneers - - Inline Haßgk. Gtesk - ' - ‘W Kent, Sales Mgr. Sala Conducted by The Kent Reajty A Auction Co. oecatur, Indiana Phone 1-3390 Not responsible for accidents. 29 d 9

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Michigan federal court The snit cbgrges Qepergl Motors Wprlfs biggfat upgutgpturjgg firtu. with monopolizing the sale of transit and inter-city buses and conspiring with fyur bus operating companies to promote the exclusive use of G. M. buses. ■ Named as co-conspirators. but not defendants, were thy Hertt Corp., the Greyhound Cokp.. gallon City Lines Inc., and Public Service Coordinated Transport Co. General Motors President Harlow H. Curtice, emphasizing that he hud not seen the suit, issued a statement. “It would appear that the threatened {action seeks to tntermidate the customer—lp effect telling him be is not free to buy the product where be can get it to best ad-

vautpae " Curtice ssip. Cpiibcf g|t|-«ib|eral Motor* bps P J celled ip spryjpes jnj satisfaetloa. helping its customer* set up 'preventive maiafenaace*’ prpgryuis and business management systems’ Q..:; But' be said GM “baa uo financial interest iu any bus or operator” and shows "uo discrimination as regards prices, terms and condition? in the sale of its buses.'* Curtice said studies by a bus operating company had i‘ shown “that General Motors buses hpve operated from 1H to cents per miles cheaper that) competitive buses" and this , petted out the firm's success. Young Airman Killed By Sabrejet Plane CHICAGO (UP)—A young airman was killed whya be was sucked into the pose of a Sabrejet plan# at O'Hare air forqelpnse Thursday. Airman third class Earl W. Cunningham. 25, of Indianapolis, Ind., was drawn into the nose by the powerful jet suchtion as .he walked in front of the plane. Officials said he was probably knocked mcouseious. and died minutes later of suffocating.

PUBLIC AUCTION REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY MONDAY EVENING, JULY 9TH - 6 P.M. —J—--- — LOCATION: WILLSHIRE, OHIO 1 Block Church, then 1 block west on the. southeast corner; or I block north" and 2 blocks west of the School, known as 403 South Street. This is a 6 ropm home on one floor and it has 3 bedrooms, living room and kitchen, city and well water. It has a good roof and foundation and is in good state of repair. There is a one car garage and tool shed. It is located on a nice large well shaded corner lot, with fruit such as grapes, pears, apples and a good garden plot. Immediate possession. Inspection can be made at anytime by contacting the Auctioneers. ; — PERSONAL PROPERTY — Sjtvdio Couch, like new; Solid Walnut cupboard; New Duo Therm pH space heater with 275 gal. tank; Dinette set; Apt. size gas stove; 2 burier oil stove; Very nice kitchen cabinet; Double and single utility cabinets; G. E. refrigerator; 12x12 Rug; Secretary desk; Rocking chairr; End tables; Drapes; Floor lamps; Dressers;. Elec. fan; Elec, toast'r; Elpc. heater; Elec, Ikon: Magazine rack; Elec, sweeper; Odd phaim; % Bed complete; Night stands; Ironing board; 2 Wash stands; Porch spring: Porch bench; Clothes hamper; Garden plow; Power mowrv; Lawn mower; 12 Gal. jar; Garden tools; Wheelbarrow; Dishes, pots. pans, and many other items too numerous to mention. TER’YS: Real Estate —20% Cash on day of sale, balance upon delivery pf Marketable Title. Personal Property—Cash. MRS, NANCY PASSWATER — Owner Gerald Strickler, D. S..Blair —Auctioneers Paulina Haugk. Clerk C. W. Kent. Sale Mgr. . — sale conducted Try The Kent Realty & Auction C?’ ~ Decatur. Indiana ’ Phone 3 3390 - Not responsible for Accidents. Operating under Ohio License No. 27140 arid No. 27139. 29 6

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Trailer Home Fire Kills Two Children Other Occupants Os Home Make Escape GREENCASTLE. Ind. (UP) — Two small children were burned to death early today when fire swept a trailer home occupied by live children and three adults. Dead were Warren Eugene Runtley. 4. and Linda Ix>u Bell, 2. Witnesses said the trailer, owned by Mr. and i.Mra. Harold Rumley. was a mass of flames when neighbors discovered the fire at 5 a.tn. Runiley was awakened by the fire and managed to rescue, three of the children and alert the two older people. His small son and the Bell girl were asleep in a bunk bed in the middle of the trailer and could not be reached. Mrs. Rumley had left for work in Indianapolis when the fire broke out. If you bars something to sell or rooms Tor rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

Call On Wilson Halt Scrap Os Army, Air Force House Committee Urges Secretacy To End Wasteful Fight WASHINGTON (UP) — The house appropriations committee today called on defense secretary Charles E. Wilson to take immediate steps to hai't a wasteful fight between the army and the air force over ground-to-air guided missiles. “It appears that the taxpayer will be the principal loser in such a quarrel." the committee said in a report approving f 1.400.000,000 in new. funds for military construction. “It is the responsibility of the secretary of defense to see that funds and efforts are not wasted iu useless competitive rivalry between the services." the committee said. The military construction money was included in a catch-all supplemental appropriation bill providing, all told $1,555,535,425 for a variety of government functions during the fiscal year that began Sunday. This was $332,685,900 more than the President had' requested. How* a The committee called on Wilson to name a committee of qualified experts from outside the military departments to mage an objective investigation of the air force Talos and the army Nike missiles. Army funds approved by jhe committee included $136,900,000 for tactical facilities, mostly Nike. The committee said it was not barring funds for the air force's Talos projects, but was leaving them to^ be funded later if necessary after the army-air force fight is resolved.

The committee approved the administration's request for $1,228,-. 000.000 in new appropriations as, a step toward an air force building program of $1,600,000,000, cutting less than $17,000,000 from specific projects. The air force cuts- include $2.500,000 requested for construction of a hospital at the Lincoln. Neb.. AirPc'"? Base. The coniattc:; said it would wait until the administration makes up its min'd whethpr to build the new hospital or convert, the present veterans hospital at Lincoln to joint air forceVA use. a Order Investigation Into Woman's Death INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Mrs. Mary F. Jarvis, 86, Indianapolis, died in a hospital Thursday and an investigation was ordered to learn if she was a traffic accjdent victim. Employe Os ABC Is Fired For Absence ’INDIANAPOLIS (UP)— James E Ulrich, director of trade relations for the state alcoholic beverage commission, was fired Tuesday “for long periods of unexpected absence," ABC chairman Maj. Walter Weyland sajd Thusrdgy. The absences sometimes were for "several days at a time." Weyland said. s Trade in a Good Town — Decatur.

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ASC Committeemen Election Planned To Mail Ballots To Farmers On July 13 Leo. N. SeUenright, county agent and chairman pi the county agricultural stabilization and conservation committee election board, today announced plans for the annual election of A.S.C. committeemen. This election will be held by mail. Ballots wU.I be mailed to all eligible farmers duly 13. Community election boards have selected nominees to be listed on the ballots by communities. T|»ey include: Blue Creek—Ernest Anderson, William Burke. Harold DeArmond. Claude Foreman, Oscar Teeple, Frank Dellinger. Jacob Hoffman. William Kauffman. Elisha O. Merriman and Fred Myers. French—Roger Dustman, Harold Zeigler, Raymond Kipfer. Hepry Aschliman. Ivan Sp.unger. Harold Moser. Marshal O. Reynolds, Lewellyn Lehman, Harry Gerber and Elmer Isc|i. Hartford —James Garboden. Harry Moser, Joseph Glendening. Carl Mcßride. Alfred Grogg, Howard Mespberger, Harold Shoemaker Walter Meyer. Eli Dubach and Theodore McCune. Jefferson—Andy Myers, Robert Lehman, Henry I. Rumple, William Ada ng. Donald Burkhart, Jerome Gaerke. Orison Stalz. Wilbert Baker. Wheeler Brooks and Glen Bollenbaeher. „ Kirkland—Emit Steffen. Harvey L. Steffen. Ralph Freels, Robert Bucher. Paul Arnold, Joseph T. Hazelwood, Victor Byerly, Glen. Griffiths, Lloyd L. Byerly and Leroy Kolter. I MOnree—Franklin P. Steury, W'illi.am Reichert. Lawrence Eicher, Edwin Mauman, Eli Schwartz. Forrest ISprunger, Leroy Lehman. Daniel Striker, Otis Sprunger and Herbert LaFonntaine. Preble—Martin Gallmeyer, Fred Keuneke. Walter Weigmann, Wilbur Selking, Richard Miller. Albert Erxleben, Frederick Mailand, Adebert Rekeweg. Melvin Bunch and Harold Ehlerding. Root—Lawrence Fuelling, Herbert Hobrock, Clifford Mann, Fred Fuelling, Edward Schieferstein, Wilfred Scherer, Norval Fuhrman. WJ4 li a m Fritzinger, Chauncev Sheets and Albert. Kukelhan. ’ . Mary a- Austin. McMichael. Thomas' Sheehan; TsW’atlT Koss,’ Benoit Johnson. Charles Backhaus, Harvey Sell. Lyle Bailey. Richard R. Speakman, Charles W’, M orr lsoU and Ralph Hackney. Union—Edward Bischoff. Alfred Grote, Richard Geimer, Simon Lehrman. Herman Bleeke, Emerson Wass. Christ Bohnke, Albert Converset. Herman Steele and Richard Bleeke. Wabash—Willjam Bailey. Robert Gerber, Franklin Hofstetter, William Hylton. Harvey Lehman. Solomon Mosser, Jr.. Albert McGee, Kenneth Van Emop, Sherman VonGunten and Lowell Lbng. Washington—Herman Faurote. Clarence Mitchel.. Eddie McFarland. Luther Engle, Clialmer Reber, Os-~ car Miller, John Hindenlang, Albert Braun, Howard Habegger and Leonard Lengerich. Petitions signed by 10 or more eligible voters favoring the nomination of additional persons will be received by the chairmen of the community election boards not later than Tuesday. The names of persons so petitioned will be included .iu the slate of nominees. Chairmen of the community election boards include Charles Myers; Blue Creek; Elmer Rich, French;

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