Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 194, Decatur, Adams County, 17 August 1960 — Page 9

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PUBLIC AUCTION REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY MIKE BIBERSTEIN ESTATE 1121 ELM STREET, DECATUR, INDIANA Thursday, August 25th 6:30 P.M. Tliis is a 6 room semi-modern home on a nice large shaded lot. It has a good roof, good cement block foundation; double siding; garage. The property would pay good dividends as a rental property. Inspection at anytime by contacting Auctioneers. Personal Property Garden tools: hand tools: carpenter tools: garden plow; coal space heater: 3 sheets of marble: school desk; mantel clock; 8 day clock; pocket watches; picture frames; mirrors; tables; chairs; rockers; buffet; lumber; ladders; picket fence; pullies; single plow; single and double trees: hand corn shelter; refrigerator; 2 pc. living room suite; many other items. TERMS: Real Estate. 20% cash on day of sale, balance upon delivery of Marketable Title. Personal Property—CASH. NOMAN BIBERSTEIN) MABEL LISTER ) Co-Executors Estate of MIKE BIBERSTEIN Richard J. Sullivan, Attorney Gerald Strickler. Auctioneer Don Bljir, Auctioneer C. W. Kent, Auction Mgr. Everett Faulkner, Clerk. Sale conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3390 Not responsible for accidents PUBLIC SALE 56 ACRE FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY I, the undersigned, since I am moving to Berne will sell my farm and personal property at auction, located 3 miles west, IVi miles south of Berne, Ind., or 1 mile east, Vi mile south of Linn Grove, Ind., on SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1960 Personal Property at 12 o'clock noon Real Estate at 3 o'clock 56 ACRE FARM: This farm has a good 6 room home with 2 room summer house attached, full basement under home, have good 2 car garage, 2 chicken houses, 4 work shops, 2 corn cribs, plenty of nice shade trees and fruit trees. Farm is located along black top road. TERMS: 20% down on sale day, balance when abstract and deed is delivered. POSSESSION: Buildings immediately. Farm, approval of tenants rights. For further, information, or to see farm, call auctioneers. PERSONAL PROPERTY HOUSEHOLD GOODS South Bend wood and coal stove like new; Sellers kitchen cabinet: bed with spring and mattress; big wardrobe; wood and coal cook stove; 2 drop leaf tables; 6 chdifs; 2 big wood chests; love seat; record player; 3 burner oil stove; tables; chairs; rockers* stands; cooking utensils; comforts; quilts; bed clothing. MISCELLANEOUS . stretchers; lot of shop tools; shovels; garden tools; screw inaal’ Vi 9 eS s :^? r ? e S!i er txx>ls: frames; wheel barrow; 2 extension boa " li tart,Kr acks: ANTIQUES . Wash basin; sink; old big glass cupboard; writine secretary• tot d ofdhh« dr *” er!i: * she wi * S P™S CONSIGNED GOODS: Speed Queen washer and tubs; Garland L Wn , mow t rS ; S l wing porcelain table; liUqu«; frott ’ 2 roCkerS; keroSe “ e temps: dishes ’ some an ‘ TERMS: Cash - ■ - Not responsible for accidents. SARAH SCHINDLER, Owner Phil Neuenschwander, Auct., Berne. Phone 2-8355. Maynard Lehman, Auct., Bei*ne. Phone 2-2618. Jeff Liechty, Auct.. Berne, Phone 2-2261. First Bank of Bernfe Clerk

Ohio Senator Blocks Postmaster's Job The appointment of Donald P. Hurless, nominated several months ago, is one of 38 postmasterships being blocked by Democratic senator Stephen A. Young, of Ohio. Sen. Young, as most senators of the “out” party, is holding up all postmaster nominations until after the fall election, so that Democrats instead of Republicans can be appointed if Sen. Kennedy defeats Nixon for president. It is a senate custom not to confirm a nomination if a senator from the state involved declines to approve the nqmination.

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Human Flies Paint a Decatur Bridge About 18 “human flies” were found working on the St. Mary’s river bridge on U.S. 27, just outside Decatur today. The men are from Baker Bros, of Indianapolis, and will be working on the bridge the next few days. They are cleaning off the bridge, removing the rust and then will give it a good coat of red lead paint where the rust appears on the bridge. After the red paint drys, they will give the bridge two coats of aluminum paint. The northbound lane of traffic is blocked off under the bridge making it one-way traffic. After the red paint drys on the east side of the bridge, southbound traffic will be held and the west side of the bridge will be painted. The reason for blocking one lane is to prevent any paint from dripping on the cars. True (Tabby) Andrews, bridge inspector for the state highway department, who inspects the bridges when they are finished, said that six other bridges in the county are to be painted, including the Wabash river bridge near Geneva, a bridge south of Geneva, one east of Geneva, another east of Monroe, one in Blue ‘Creek township and the overflow bridge on 27. just north of the bridge now being painted. The overflow bridge has steel underneath and must be worked on. o— 0 20 Years Ago Today 0 —— C Aug. 17, 1940—Officials and fieldmen of the Central Sugar Co. have returned from a fishing trip to Basswood Lake, Minn. Chamber of Commerce officials announced that the formal opening of the Christmas shopping season has been set for Dec. 3. The Adams county tomato growers asociation will hold a tomato grading school and field tour Aug. 22. Paul Weber has resigned from the state tax board to accept appointment as Huntington postmaster. Many Adams county residents traveled to Elwood to hear the acceptance speech of Wendell L. Willkie, Republican nominee for U. S. president. I

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THE CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB POINTS OUT -gIUEf/RM... THE MOTOR CLUB REMINDS « HAY FEVER VICTIMS THAT \ THEY ARE LIKELY TO TIRE MORE EASILY WHILE AFFECTED W BY THE ALLERGY. THEREFORE, IF POSSIBLE, SWITCH DRIVERS ? JI OFTEN WHILE TAKING LONG ZgJfl MOTOR TRI PS DURING THE HAY FEVER SEASON AND MAKE FREQUENT RESTSTOPS?

American Speech Called Propaganda STOCKHOLM <UPD—A Swedish official of the International Astronautical Congress today interrupted American space expert Spencer Beresford midway through a speech in which he said that U-2 reconnaissance flights were legal. Curt Grocnfors, chairman of the corigrress’s space law meetings, had insisted even .before Beresford gave his address that it was “political propaganda.” He said the part of the speech “dealing with the U-2 incident will not be put on the congressional records.” Beresford is a counsel for the' U.S. House space subcommittee. He was permitted to resume his talk after British delegate Chris-

topher Shawcross left the session in anger, protesting that Groenfors had no right to interrupt the American. The American’s speech, entitled “High Altitude Surveillance in International Law,” contended that U-2 flights, such as the one made by Francis Gary Powers, about to stagd trial on Moscow on charges .of espionage, were legal. Bluffton's Tax Levy Estimated At $7.67 Bluffton’s tax levy may total $7.67 this year, as the city rate hit $1.94 (estimated); school, $3.81; county, $.97; welfare, $.19; poor, $.08; county school, $.27; library, $.14; township, $.05; hospital, $.10; hospital bond, $.04; hospital building, $.05; 4-H, $.02; and state, $.Ol. Last year’s rate was $7.12. Decatur has an estimated rate of $6.56, compared with $6.24 last year.

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Local Man Involved In Van Wert Wreck Minor damage occurred when autos driven by Paul D. Linton, 30, of route one, Ohio City, 0., collided with an auto driven by Edward A. Gerardot, 16, of route 5, Decatur on West Main street at Third Ward park in Van Wert Sunday. Both cars were eastbound when the Gerardot car hit the rear of Linton’s auto, which was stopped for a traffic signal. Gerardot was cited into juvenile traffic court on a charge of failing to stop with the assured clear distance ahead. Van Wert city police investigated. Nation's Industry Steady In July WASHINGTON <UPI) — The nation’s industrial production held steady in July, the Federal Reserve Board reported today. The board’s July index of the output from the nation’s mines, mills and utilities was unchanged from June at 109 per cent of the 1957 average. This was about the' same level at which the index has hovered since early spring. “Iron and steel production showed somewhat more than the usual sharp curtailment in July,” the board said. Steel mills, operating at half offcapacity. were 30 per cent below the 1957 level. However, most steel consuming industries were holding at or above the 1957 average. Auto production fell about .12 per cent last month, partly reflecting strikes at plants of a major producer, the board noted. The over - all production index has moved within a relatively narrow range this year. It registered 111 last January—matching the all-time record high — and dropped to 109 in June. Today’s report said consumer goods output in July was somewhat lower than June. Business equipment lines reported record production, however, and materials production held steady in July after declining during the first half of the year.

NOTICE to PARENTS of SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL BUS RESERVATIONS WILL BE TAKEN BY US AT GAY’S MOBIL SERVICE THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 "BETWEEN THE HOURS OF This includes children who wish Io ride from Catholic, Lutheran, Northwest, Lincoln and High Schools 7 • r r - - , ' ■' ' . * We would like to have the Reservations In by this date to enable us to route the buses. RICHARD I. HENDRICKS

O O Modern Etiquette | By ROBERTA LEE | o- o Q. A number of girls sent me one wedding gift together, and each one wrote her name on the enclosed card. Am I supposed to write a separate thank-you note to each girl? A. If the number of donors is not more than three or four, a brief note to each would be in order. But if the list is much longer, write a joint letter to the group, addrsesing it to the one you think is the leader. Q. When a small paper cup of

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sauce is served on the dinner plate, what is the proper way to use it? A. Turn the cup over and use your fork to empty it. Then put the empty cup on the plate, to ene side, out of your way. Q. Is a man ever privileged to remain seated while being introduced? A. He should always rise, regardless of whether the other person is a man or woman.

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