The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 6

TIPTON COUNTY Max Haskett Won Corn Contest With Clifton Card-- well Runner-up. WICKARD PliKA. Farm to Make Maximum War Contribution. WAS NATIONAL EVENT DeKalb, 111.. Nov.

30. An outstanding corn yield of 1.51.SI bushels per acre by Max Haskett corn growing championship of Tipton county "in the 19-12 National Dekalb hybrid corn growing contest. Officials of this biggest corn yield competition reported that.over 12,000 ers from 16 principal corn producing states were entered in this contest in which Haskett scored' so well. The Tipton county runner-up was. Clifton Cardwell of Windfall who had a yield of 133.23 bushels.

AMBASSADOR. Mexican Minister at Washington Mav Co To Kussia. Chicago. Nov. 30.

Secretary of Ariculture Claude Wickard left with the 21st National 4-II club congress today a plea for the maxium contribur tion of farm boys, and girls to the war effort of the united nations. "Every farm boy and gidl in America, has a "man's part and a women's part to play in ing win the battle of production," he asserted. "Every one of you is called to be a loyal, fective and courageous soldier on the home front. "When you consider how much trouble farmers are going to have in getting enough labor and materials next year, you see what a tremendous job we have on our hands." The names of the na'tion's four top-ranking 4-H club meat animal producers of 1942, all were announced today. All received trips to the club congress as sectional winners, and the three highest scorers wiill be presented with' $200 college scholorships at a party, and.

dinner tonight. Those winning the schoTar- ships are: Ivan L. Nelson, 21, Of Boone. Leo Dohogne; IS, of Miami. Ottawa county, arid Junior Miller.

19. of Marion county, Oregon. AS Major Details of Production Schedules Planned by Wickard. CUTS AND INCREASES 3,118,000,000 pounds, increase, of 2S per cent. Price to he supported at not less than 96 per c'ent of parity." Turkeys GSO.OOO.OOJO and 485,000,000 pounds.

Increase of 15 per cent. Price to be supported at not less than 90 per cent of. parity. Mexico City. Nov.

30. Luis Quintanilla. Mexican Minister and Consular attache at the Mexican embassy in Washington, may be considered for the post of Mexican ambassador to the Soviet union, informed circles in Mexico City sqid today A "career Quintanilla is a graduate of Gettysburg college. and holds- several honorary degrees frpm other American colleges. His wife was a fellow classmate at Sees Little Change.

Greeneastle. Nov. system of the United Stales after, the war will ho basically the same as before the- conflict, according to Hiram L. Jome. professor of economics at DePauw university, as expres sed in an article on post-war economy in "The Economist" magazine.

Singing Tn Opera. FATAL PLANE CRASH. Two Army Air, Force Officers Were Killed in East. Bethel. Nov.

30. Two Army Air- Force officers were killed last! night as their plane crashed in a wooded district here. Five others, members of the crew and passengers, parachuted, to safety. The dead' are Maj. Herman B.

Leeth, 46 years old, Indianapolis, operations officer of the Rome, New.York, air depot, and Capt. John F. Meehan, Jr. 43. Walkersville, assistant operations officer and the pilot.

The live survivors are Col. George V. McPike, Hannibal, commanding officer of the Rome air depot; Maj. Robert V. Dunn, Marion, Capt.

Gerald Garard, Cordele, Lieut. Gross De Lue, Chicago, and William Kurylo, Middletown, a civilian. Kurylo. crew chief at the air depot). suffered a broken ankle.

Washington, Nov. are. major details of the Agriculture Department's 1943 farm production program as announced by Secretary Wickard yesterday. The 1943 goal, this year's pro duction or acreage, the percentage of increase or decrease and the price support, respectively, by commodities include: and 53.4 27.000 ijcres, decrease of 2 per cent. Price to be supported at not less than 85 per cent or parity through loans.

and 3.SGS.0OO harvested acres, decrease of 7 per cent. No price support announced. and OOOi acres, increase of 4 per cent. Price to be supported at not less than S5 per." cent of parity through loans. and 40.600.00 acres, decrease of 8 per cent.

No price support announced. and acres, decrease of-1 per cent. Prices to be supported at not less than S5 per cent of parity. and 72,710,000 acres, decrease of 2 per cent. No price support.announced.

Soybeans for harvested acres, decrease of 4 per cent. Price to be supported from $1.60 to SI.75 a bushel, depending on oil content. United States average farm price for yellow or green soybeans of high oil content. and 24,005,000 acres, decrease of 6 per cent. Price to be supported at not less than per cent of parity through Tobacco- Flue-cured type, 841,000 and 796,000 acres, increase of 5 per cent; hurley, REBIEMBERS FIRE.

Chicago (Fire Commissioner Recalls the Iroquois frrajfedy. Chicago, Nov. 30. Michael J. Corrigan, now fire commissioner, was one of the firemen who answered the alarm 39" years ago at Chicago's Iroquois theater fire, a disaster surpassing' in 'the number of fatalities even the Cocoanut Grove night, club fire in Boston.

Corrigan said today: "The Iroquois fire was the standpoint of the loss of life Chicago or any other city in the country ever suffered. It was responsible for the installation efficient and unceasing. fire prevention measures in all public places. "A catastrophe such as that in Boston could hardly happen in Chicago today, jln theaters and night clubs here, daily inspections are made by firemen. Only fireproof decorations are permitted.

There must be sufficient Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Credmulslon relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSIOH for Couehs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis BOX.DS FOR XMAS. Burned to Death. French MeK.

Nov. .10. Ann Knight Daisy. 62 years old. presumably burned to death in her home here yesterday afternoon with firemen endeavoring to put out the lire, unaware" that site was in the house.

much change in. temperature this afternoon; slightly warmer tonight and Tuesday forenoon'. HOGS AUK LOWER. Decline of Sc. 10a in at Indianapolis.

Hassocks Smokers Piliows End Tables Coffee Tables Lamp Tables Table Lamps and Flocr Lamps Make Your Selection Our Layaway Plan Suite cV Barrum exits in proportion to the capacity of each place." MAYOR'S! BANQUET. Suggested War Bonds Best Christmas Presents to Give. Indianapolis, Nov. (INS) bonds as Christmas gifts were advocated here today by Wray R. Fleming, state administrator of the Treasury department's war sayings staff.

Fleming, cited figures showing that approximately $340,000 of the $7,0.00.000 Indiann Christmas Savings club totals would customarily go to war bond investment arid asked that the percent used for ordinary gifts be transferred bond gifts instead. Th 22 percent which is ear-marked for permanent savings from the Christinas club funds also could- go to the purchase of guns and ammunition for the nation's fighting forces, he said, i Indianapolis, Nov. 30'. Rer ceipts on hogs, market opened 5c to 10c lower, top. 160 to 200 pounds.j 200 to 250 $13.45: 250 to 400 sows.

$.13.10 to Cattle. 2.200," COO, 50c lower at $16.00 down: sheep and lambs, 4.000; best' of-' erings up to $15.50. I Chicago, Nov. on! hogs, market opened at- steady 20.000: calves. 2.000:" sheep and lambs.

17.000. I Charles Orr Entertained Councilmen at Dinnjer in KoUomo. I Boy Local Grain Market. Soy Beans, bushel -L Corn, per 100, lbs. Wheat, bushel 20 Oats, bushel- ---j.

.44 Local Produce Market. Eggs, dozen 34c Indianapolis Produce Market. shippers are paying 30c a dozen for current receipts. "Purina-' Live Stock Feeds and Poultry Supplies FLOCK WATERING TROUGHS (Electric or Kerosene) -WATER FOUNTS WITH HEATERS (2, it, o-gal. capacity) FLOCK FEEDERS.

S-ft. Length (Wood Perches, Sturdy Stand) GROW FAST FEEDERS (40 and -18-in. Length) TANKS FOR WATERING CAT- TLK AND HORSES (capacities 72 7. 8 and barrels). Oyster Shell Chick Grit Hen Grit Scratch Grain Block Salt Roost Paint.

Disinfectant Chek-R-Tabs Insect ililtirenn I'owder i Members of Kokomo city council of the incoming administration were guests of Mayor- elect Charles Vi Orr at a dinner Friday night in the Courtland hotel. Mayor Orr, former Tipton resident, was one the few Democrats elected in Howard county in the recent He has but one Democrat on his couniciU the remainder being Republicans. The get-together" was held to enable the councilraen to become acquainted. AJ program of business for the administration was discussed. Bloomington, Nov.

30. Joanne Mott of. Tipton will take part in the presentation of Hum- perdink's fairy opera, "Hansel and Gretel." Dec. 4 and 5 at Indiana University. Miss Mott will sing in the Gingerbread Children's chorus for the opera.

REUNION and (Free iFrench Have Taken Over Control. Coming Home Later. The arrival of Mrs. M. O'Banion from the St.

Vincent -hospital, in Iniliariapoliis, has postponed until the latter part of the week. Mrs. O'Banion's address is 940 Tacoma avenue. Mrs. Margaret Murphy of Poplar street Mrs.

Marie Goodman and daughter Patty Jo, of Anderson, at a 6:00 o'clock dinner Saturday evening. Try a handy Bostitch Tribune Press. London, Nov. 30. The radio station at St.

Denis, capital city of Reunion Island, is now broadcasting in the name of the fighting French, Reuter's news agency reported today from Port Louis, Madagascar. The German-controlled Paris radio earlier today said the French possession 400 miles east of Madagascar had rejected a British ultimatum to surrender On Saturday, the Vichy radio said British troops had landed on Reunion'Island and captured St. Denis. Were In Tipton. and Mrs.

Winfield Bright arid daughter, of Indianapolis, were'in Tipton Sunday visiting friends-and relatives. of practically all nation! have been disrupted. In this country, borne tics have been broken, old neighbor! have moved away and new neighbor! have been gained. New responsibilities have come to ns all. 'V If an emergency causes newcomer! to call as, they may do so with full assurance that we will serve them with the same fidelity to their interests that has earned for us, a permanent reputation for responsibility and de.

pendabilily. AMBUUNCE SERVICE Anderson. Nov. 30. Richard G.

Ernstes, seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ernstes of rear here, hanged himself accidentally, at his home yesterday- Local dealers paying as follows: liens.

5 lbs. up, 19c -under 5 19c: Leghorn hens. No. 1. 16c; springers, colored.

1V4 u'n. 20c; White and Barred Rocks, 21c. Butter 1. 46c; No. 2, 43c, delivered Indianapolis.

1. No. 2. pound. MAKE YOUR GRAIN MORE EFFICIENT Let us grind and mix it with Purina Supplements.

We have tested and approved formulas to lit your needs. Tipton Main Motor Go. Phone 437. Tipton, Ind. Acquitted, Wins Children Back Is Very II.

00 and 356,000 acres, increase of 18 per other domestic types, and 246,000 acres Increase of 10 per cent. Prices to be supported at not less than 90. per cent of through loans. Sugar and 331,000 acres, increase, of 3 per cent. No price support announced.

Sugar 1,050,000 -arid 1,061,000 acreB, decrease of 1 per cent. No price support announced. Potatoes 3,160,000 and 2,845,000 acres, increase of 11 per cent. Prices to be supported at not less than 90' per cent of parity- acres. No appreciable acreage planted this year.

No price support announced. Fruit 14,610,000 and 15, 271,00 tons, decrease of 4 per cent. Price supports to be announced Cattle and Calves 10,910 0010,000 a 10,160,000,000 pounds, increase of 7 per cent No price supports announced. Sheep and -and pounds decrease of 2 per cent. No price support announced.

Hogs 13.800.000.000 and 10,800,000,000 pounds, increase of 27 percenL Prices to be sup ported at not less than $13.25 at pounds, Chicago basis and 2.500,000,000, pounds, increase of 36 per cent. No price support planned inasmuch as this is a product of hoga Milk (For-fluid use, and for making dairy products) 12'2 000,000,000 and 120,000,000.000 poundB, increase of i2l per Butter prices will "be sup ported at not 46 cents' a pound for 92-score. Chicago baste. i i and 4.414,000,000 dozens, Increase of 8 per cent. Prices to be.

supported at not less than 30 cents a dos en in the: flush spring and early summer producing season an average of not less than 34 cents. Chickens 4 and Rev. True S. Metho-j dist pastor at Logansport. and, former pastor'of the Methodist)! church here, suffered a heart at-tack Thursday and is critically ill in the Logansport hospital, friends here have been informed; Rev.

Haddojck left Tipton for Logansport' twjo years ago, Rev. C. B. Croxall. taking over the local parish.

Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. In the Matter of the Estate of John R. Nash, Deceased. In the Tipton Circuit Court, Sep- tember Term, 1942. Notice is hereby given, that Robert Ray Nash.

William Guy Nash, Robert Lee Nash as executors of the estate of John Nash, deceased, has presented and filed their account and vouchers In final settlement of said estate and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 14th day of December. 1942, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are" required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. the clerk and seal of said Tipton Circuit Court, at Tipton, Indiana, this ISth day of November. 1942. JOHN A.

McNEfAL, (Seal) ClerW Tipton 40-46-52 Circuit Court. Fresh Kale or Spinach 2 Lbs 15c Moore's Market LOANS PEOPLES LOAN and CREDIT COMPANY Masonic Building Indianapolisj Nov. State Department of Conservation announced today that Indiana oil wells "will be limited to a maximum average daily production of 17J700 barrels in December, which iB 100 barrels per day less than! the maximum allowed This month. Executive Died. New York, JNOV.

30. W. Farish, president of the Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) died yesterday of a heart attack at Millbrook, N. where he was visiting friends. He was 61 years old.

Less Ten per "cent of your Income in War' Bonds will help to 55 build the planes and tanks that will insure defeat or ler and his Axis partners. Get in the scrap! Mme. Chiang in U. S. Mme.

Chiang Kgl-shek, American- educated of the Genewdissimo and tti Iwdir of Chinese women ia. the has ttt U. 8. lor medical ears and after eompUtfng ttt treatment will RqWT.eli White House. NOW SHOWING Monday and Tuesday yES, IUE HRUE Plus Spofts and News and Thursday STAN LAUREL OUVR HARDY DANTE THI MA 04O AN Friday and Saturday Two! Big Hits NO.

1. "I Live ori With Cliester Morris a "Little Tokyo, XJ.8.A" With Preston Foster Use Our Lay away Plan BETTER SHOP EARLY Compton Son, Inc. HARDWARE Recently acquitted of the shooting of her husband Alman Harrington, Mrs Anna Harrington is shown is she was reunited vnth her four in her Bronx home. The children had been in custody Mary Cammarata, their late father's foster mother. Mrs Harrington obtained a writ for their custody immediately af ter her deration.

The children are Anthony, Carol. and Allan, 2. Capsized Vessel at Casablanca Paying for Eggs U. S. Extras No.

2 Grades Pullets, medium Pullets, small Feed Bed Comb, Balancer, cafeteria style, for mora extras, the easy way. FEAR CAMPBELL Co Tipton- Elwood Kemptos Avoid GAS THEFT With Anti-Siphon Porcupine 50c Farmers Tire Co. 102 PHONES 4M When American troops entered Casablanca, Important Moroccan tort taken by the Allies after naval fighting, they found this mer- chant ship capsized against the quay. IUSSTHED ADS.