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|lvalue q Aj riM 1 H Demonstration Ox xJL/JCa IM IS HURRY o 9x12 MOHAWK I only 9 %£% IHillarWS If Sole Ends Saturday, Aug. 31st gSSSSSBtgy Holthousc's vctoe demonstration Month is drawing to o close and if J* you need home furnishings it will pay you big dividends to come in at once hv '7 . . . savings are tremendous, and in addition you have your choice of 3 sensationol gift values. BENRUS 18 1 « <7T~ - LADIES’WRIST WATCH I - and ACCESSORY SET Z* W JM F r Brnrtts indies’ watch with elegant /* A\ ■kl' •-■• ••'' 1 1" 1 . v fevt rolled gold plating and matching /■jffi'Afr tilts j - Hnfc fl f 3MM expansion bracelet Accessory set <.,'■?•?•*'s< ~ includes lovely simulated A i ,< W-M Wt J?* pearl necklace with matching D if »V-/ S Ffl KI -I® z pearl rhinestone earrings^ U Lt «. ja 1 ffil EFj P llrse and mirror. *r Til MIHHMRdiMBRHMRBB wg>jggk | = sofas i ffiOMB U. x W beo siAfioo r."‘™. 14 0 | 8-Pe. CHUCK WAGON « 'fi bunk bed outfit bolds hl CTnoscr’DriirEi fi?A Popular with the* M AA W 1 Ullflal* • DjbH VAX M “Cowboy” W Use in any room as a chest or bench to store toys, blankets, y* -^^'•■''* ' - Wheel deaden M -linens, sweaters, etc. AU wood construction. Upholstered in use as tuins - 2 Down »—' if “' "">» springy Tuttiex. innerspring mattresses — 2 springs, NEW H SPINAWAY MoWjM mGEB // Ft I PATIO and ■ ■ "MW •£ ■ ‘I -« .SMOKER = X /.' X< QI SERTA Smooth Top tl m- ■ ,a ' vn - " llh toe s ’ >in - I? •'***4u jBl wad raaTTneee *i/ ®® jP*£Ep«OT-l | H 1 it away smoker. Spiked JJp |SS&9| •*•** I I KE.33 f C9b botlom go 7 ani "* ero w I*' -w*f wl « ’* in ° r run on your lawn. Base ,y. Wfflb-' WO|| BOXSPRING Sire ■ *■l<»cks on for indoor use. f J I ________ Lj* *105*2 •£■»’ Press the button and I 4 fit • watch the / d *V2BmsF|H a d»S_-.LM H I hJIL. pear - / 7 v T /vXJ H ftofflUUto Reg. $10.55 Value / ) \ J] k ■ Full Panel CDIR , Drop side VMD LOCI VMK i M.q.k <>r cßfe 4% Oft i^R-I _1 W? n MAN’S Birch. > y QtU WRIST WATCH and ACCESSORY SET Reg. >39.93 dfal JF '"' BY BENRUS llf I|6^-'.~ Men’s vellow rolled geld plated wrist watch with second hand Ij/f l| „ Cl . Q < t and matching expansion band. .Xlatehing pen and pencil set, ! ‘ Innerspring Keg. »1..V.V plus a mudern design tie Clasp with companion cult links. crib STTBB .MATTRESS #. - es—r-WmW UtoWI B» ■’■glii B K \SS2I ■ 14-PC. LIVING Regular $79.50 ■ ROOM OUTFIT Hollywood SEQSO BFJ Modern ? cushion sofa—match- 1 -' |L/ 1 II N $5.90 Down F Ing lounge chair o 2 step tables B fiHMHHHEF"" • 1 cocktaU * china base \ **£ ' J 2188 l<l “ ’ ~~ u toWelan,ps * 2plctnre ’ * 4pc ‘ ■ JEnvfi ■' r '■s' '*^ Bjß /fl smoking set • wrought iron oc- /.AjJ§3jfcj£HbSt£ * Wj < casional chair. I l2£Sioa S ■ ffjlMH -; I I LW*» Ms -*168” ■' Blonde or Mahogany 2-step Tables, $16.80 Down / ' PH "- 1(i- 88 i=s= =—- & .1 Cocktail Table included. * fljfaj 1 !'. or $7.77 Each j|j ■ By—WWW 11 ykr CONTOUR CHAIR m. — : m seq9o II ®‘ W‘ H ■lwWßay7 J .HI'- EXTRA i«™ Hi Back *3*y ■ I •••■ gl | IsSmi special ° ndL r’ Foc ' <* wl H 8 *' A ” Stcel Folding ■ i——— H c ffi" e 'll BRIDGE SIBB Swivel Bose I ■ I M ’Jva A95 11 CHAIR *| Plotform Rocker i%70 $ 24 VI 'A' now > 1 >* w J I 19HH s.As''?' \ , Vise K Folds Flat for Easy _ J 1 1 -T****i®| -- Storage Reg. >59.93 | WF IJlhniise V &8 • ffc'Okc*’* be<5 > full *lw • Roomy chest of drawars • stmulatsd triple dresser kOO FURNITURB B!|n| CAVF C7 An I • inna’wpring mattress and box spring by Hirschman • 2 rubber pillows • 2 Lou- ■ l”rV <7 - ' ■ ■» |SK; ■ > doir lamps • 4 pc. china dresser set • colorful bedside rug. $16.80 Down 239 N. 2nd St. Decatur. Ind. Phone 3-3778

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR. INDIANA

More Information Needed On Deaths Ask Investigation Os Cancer Deaths WASHINGTON (IB — Assistant Defense Secretary Frank B. Berry said Tuesday a great deal more information is needed to reach a conclusion on the cancer deaths of three former servicemen reported to have taken part in atomic tests. Berry, a practicing physician for 30 years, said from experience “we know that it takes a good many years for those expc/ ed to radiation to develop this disease.” Berry said he needed to know where and when the three men died and what post mortem examinations had revealed. The deaths of Pfc. Dale B. Mock and Pfc. Larry H. Fitz, both of Toledo, Ohio, and an unidentified young New Yorker were disclosed by Rep. Thomas L. Ashley (D-Ohio), who requested an investigation. Ashley said each died within a year of each other before they had reached 30. They were together in the Army when they were exposed to atomic tests in Nevada, he claimed. Berry said that there have been no previously reported cases of deaths from exposure to nuclear tests. However, he said the department would be happy to investigate “as thoroughly as possible.” SIMONS <Co»tl«»e4 rr«M Page Oa») Ordered To Bed Simons was whisked in a helicopter, accompanied by Otto Winzen, head of the firm that built the balloon, to Fargo, N.D. There he freshened up and. telephoned the exciting news to his wife in Alamogordo, N.M., where Simons is stationed with the Aeromedicine Research Center. He later was flown to Minneapolis and went straight to bed for 24 hours of sleep prescribed by Col. John Stapp, chief of the Aeromedicine Center and director of Project Man-High. The Air Force said Simons will hold a news conference tonight. Speaking briefly with newsmen after his landing Tuesday, Simons said his greatest thrill was '‘getting back to earth.” He said the “capsule (gondola) operated perfectly" during the marathon flight. The gondola was undamaged in the landing, and the Air Force and Winzen Research Co. began an immediate study of the comprehensive reports recorded on instruments in the capsule. An Air Force spokesman termed the flight "most successful.” He said much significant data was obtained, but it will take some time to analyze the information. Trade in a good town — Deeatnr

34TH WARSAW HOLSTEIN SALE At Dairy Barn, Fair Grounds, Warsaw, Ind., on State Roads 15, 25 and U.S. 30 SATURDAY - AUGUST 24th 12:00 Noon (C.D.T.) 70—HEAD OF HOLSTEINS-r7O (35 Registered — 35 Grades) T. B. and Bang’s Tested—Many Calf hood Vaccinated Mostly fresh or heavy springing Cows and Ist Calf Heifers —a Few Open Heifers and Heifer Calves—Bulls. Cows with records up to 593 lbs. fat, 2X. 5 Young Bulls from good record dams up to 60G-lbs. fatv 2X, including a “LIEUTENANT” son. Consignments from some of the leading herds of Indiana. This sale will feature the Complete Dispersal of Thomson & Andry Herd, Camden, Ind., including 2 daughters of “DICTATOR”, also a granddaughter and grandson of "DICTATOR”. You will like this herd. You will find plenty of Size, Type and Production in this sale. An opportunity to get your Fali Milkers. Leland J. Osborn, Sale Manager & Auctioneer PIERCETON, INDIANA- Phone 640-W Auctioneer — Roy S. Johnson CO-OP CO-OP LIST MCE WE STILL HAVE A FEW OF THE FOLLOWING FREEZERS AT OUR SPECIAL CASH PRICE 20 Foot Deluxe Chests3oo.oo . v • ■' * ■ 15 Foot Deluxe Chests2s9.9s Farm Bureau CO-OP Store Monroe, Ind-

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RUSSIANS (Coatlaaxl from P>«* Q»o> mltted to Congress last January and was tremendously disappointed -T!\at to date so many bills had not been acted on and in some cases not even accorded committee hearings. He declined to divide the blame between the Democrats and Republicanj. He said those who voted against his program which he believed was best for the welfare of the nation had to share the blame. The average person’s thought speed while listening is at least 500 words per minute; the average speaker’s talking speed is about 100 words per minute. Trade In a good town — Deeatnr AGENTS FOR:— SUOK’S FAMILY WASHING 00. KELLY DRY CLEANING 427 N. 9th St. PHONE 3-3202 first WITH i Alagnafbld. catches 1 [Aj straggling aOvarty atom wMk yawarf al M«mO. h todoy .. . to# •< 7»o IS» yaar. Uniqaa, aicifin*. differ. w aaf, waadartvHy wM left lupate teaman ~. dtap awKaliaa eaten. SMITH DRUG CO.