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. 49.78 . 20 90 260.55 . 17.25 ... 40 . . 3.80 220.29

Gould's .Market 191.48

Gray 8.00 <?re«‘ r i<a**!!•■ K. K. A. Chapter . *.50 < ;r< • n< a-th Typewriter St-r. 32 < <.46

MATVMK8T OF Rr.rr.irr* 4>n Gaylord Bros BXf»fc>DITl ni.'> S »H>\\ \ |i4 KF7-|<;er> H fi:k A. Siding OK TMK 4.HUK.M %^TI.K I arvev (Hlhert

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K 8M' 4 STI.E. I N I M \ \ \ KO»4 G.rl Sco iCh U. S. A. .. tMI KIJO'%1. 1E4K KMMM' Glohe Book Co. jf^| y g|, |Sft7 | Goble 1'riiilmK Co.

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Reoeipts

Ba! noe August 1. 19.'.7 $ Loral taxation

yotefans training

Transfer tuition

idle of property

Idmirance a<lj-i“* ment .~ Mis Kecelpt h

Total Receipts -...

r • Disbursements

Bisyord Allen * Aam> Chetni* al Co Mftled. In< Bugene Akers ■ • • •

Ainsterdam Printing <

(Body* Alwes Musie Shopp.

American Auto As-u.

Aftierlcan Book Co.

4 >.n

30.22

American Playground D« h e ' • 104.22

Aftier i'

Associated I.iiirarie - Nerma AthOy Verle A they Auto License Branch ... Arnerlcana forp Art Craft Play Co Albert Avery Imogetle Azbell fcfeanor Ballard Breklev-Cardv Co Black * Dseker Black Mir Co Paul V. Black Bloomington Metroi oil tan w *

Bonks Plus

A. K Boyce Co. Robert Branham Brunt T V. S'l.s Pro-part Industries .... Brodhead Garrett Co

fc'ed Burkhart

Bureau of Publh-atlons . Bureau of Tests

Burroughs Corp. ('after Trunk Bines

Casii Concrete Products

Cetitral Rubber A

ii. '

Central Supply <'<>■

Champion Chemical Co. pon Chavis Bond Service Barrett's JAm Harris Chcvt olc( . . . Chicago lauis K Instrum

Griffith Pure OH

K. M. Hale * Co Hammond X- Stephens .. Hanson-Bennett Harper Xr Bros K. W. Harris Haywood Publishing Co. 11eaoiey Marowafe ...... D. C. Heath X- Co

4 1 57. j Heckman Bindery, Inc. . 440.00 ; Hendricks Printing Co. 22 Hess Duplicator 50.60 lies- Sides a- Service ... 25.50 Hugh Hester

l!.6s High Point

215 00

42 61

Hilly.ird Sales Co. Frank C. Hippier . Holcomb Mfg. Co. Holliday. W J. ... Home Laundry

1 4.79 i»5.ia . 6.85 229.47 . 3.33

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. 84.65 504.01 . 51.49 367.45 . 12.00 125.97 . 22.50 . 33.00 . 72.96 . 53.13 . . 7.90 287.30 218.07 . 56.54

P. & G. Welding Machine Repair

3 25

Pan-American Union 3 00 P E R F.-O. A S. 1 1.075.64 Peerless Electric 3.02 J. C. Kenney 2.34 J. W. Peeper K. Son 200.51 Phillips. Don R 9.49 Phyne Motors 7.79 Poor x- Co 10.80 Prakken Publishing 2.80 Prentice Hall, Inc 1.8-> Progressive Printing Co. .146.8o Put»lic Service 5,091.07 Purdue l niverslty 66.67 Puritan Chemical Co 316.62

. 3.92

Housrhton Mifflin ...

146.05

2 <50

Hulman & Co

. 13.33

. 5.00 I

HulKkamp. I*. H

. . 7.6.3

204.50

IiiintinKlon Laboratories, Inc.

. 3.08

471.15

30.12

I. B. M.

404.06

. 1.00

Incitiina Gas X Water

Co.

462 77.

200.00

Inrliana Oxygen

. 50.73

161.67

Imliaiiapolis Star . . •

. . 9.60

17.23

Iml. State chamber of

Commerce

758.30

.. 8.00

103.98

(ml School Boards Assn. .

100.00

ehooh

Indiana Textile Co. .

. 76.46

179.20

Indiana Visual Aids

159.7,5

1 12.52

fnd. 1'. Visual Aids

. 620.47

. 2 97

Interstate Motor FrieiKht

. . 3.59

1 17.7,0

Interstate Printing ..

. . . 1.48

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James R. Johnson ..

180.00

1 1 5.38

fohnson S< rvice Co

201.83

187.07

''hrstlan Jun*T

. 15.00

27,.00

Jean Karr X Co

. 107.01

! 1792

Kendor Music, Inc. .

. . 1031

. 5.64

Kersey Music Store

1,189.41

59.76

Keystone View Co. .

. . 14.77

1.50

Supply Co 57 03

419 4 2

1:53.27 1 7 on

Eiger S'hool Supplies I> VV. Killinger King Morrison Foster Kirby Risk Hugo Klingstein Kirdiers Kiwanis Club

115.07 ; \V. .1. K rider

59.91

9,0X0.60 lit Co. . 245 31 . . . 31.90 . . 181.88 . . . 38.08 . 411.96

Children's Press

Churchill Mfg. f >. Conn Pharmacy ..

ft A Colllver

Coe -Pa 1 m Biol •gie.il Supply Hn'is. , 230.71 Columbus Carbon Co

Jlorothy Compton . . . Consolidated Paint X

Royt-e E. Kurtz .... I .a ((flaw Bros Charles 1 .anzone . . . . !>« •• School Supplies C. P. Lesh Hannah M. Lindahl Link X- Co

2.805.03 . 20.00 . 233.34 . 524.02 . . 33.64 . .. 340 .. 15.13 . . 20.00 . 430.02 . . 25.64 . 200.00 1.472.57 ... 7.78 . . 25.00 . . . 8.96

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Cox Plumbing Co Correlated Supply Graver Welding . .

•Crystal Flash

Cummins, \V R Cundlff Electrtc ... pniiv Banner Currie’s Furnace Co. Robert I.. Dean ICnoyer-Geppert Co. . Depnuw Book Store pemco l.ilirary Sui>pli N. Plxon Dahhs Tile X Bat'cry

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Dram itic Publishing <'<> Pupllciitlng Produds, Inc. . burn Test Corp E C. Seale X Co. Educational Sap 1 ly Edwards Engineering Corp Eitel's Ellis oil Co 'Encyclopaedia Brita.inica fa til Evans Etter Electric Fav X- Egan Fenstermaker X- Co Charles Flnkhinder Flan.igsu ( " Fleennr’s Drug Store . . . John E Fobe■ .Follett Library Book Co. Follett Publishing Co Frederick Post Co Kenndh J G 11m

51.95 16 00 Varnish Co. 32 00 495.66 146.50 26123 .... 149 17,7. 5.00 395 25 689.82 ...... 496 70 450.00 11348 29.37 •s .... 29.61 12.75

Service

9) 88

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. . 5.32 . 681 42 . 132.80 . 40.50 . 36 61

. 40 in

. 26.0.'’

68 |C

.. 1.95 . 62.08 . . 42.7' 3.1 1 2.30 290.80

18.75 23.0(1 161.27 255.00 118.00 . . J165.524.37, . .. $54,663.55

$1,674.19 . 9,826.91 $11,501.10

Put. Co. Assn. Ins. Agents 5,862.14

Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Putnam County Graphic . Putnam County Hospital . Putnam Motors Railway Express Readers Digest Roland D. Reed Remington Rand Rightsell Coal Co Royal Typewriter Co. . -. School Music Service .... Sanborn Electric

Scott Foresman

7.76

318.15 355.00

95.24 20.56

. 7.32

79.94

615.00

63.60

285.00

38.78 11.38 22.16

Robert Pettit Fred Pursell Robert L Ward Bert Leslie Oreal E. Maddox ... Jesse Marchbanks . Total Disbursements Bal., Aug. 1, 1957,

Bond Fund

Receipts

Bal. Aug. 1. 1956 Local taxation Total receipts

Disbursements

First Citizens Bank .. $10,593 27, Bal. Aug. 1, 1957 307.Si

Recreation Fund

Receipts

Bal. Aug. 1. 1956 $7,,660.72 Local taxation 5,615.41 Miscellaneous receipts 70.2' Total receipts $1 1,346.41

Disbursements

Metzger Lumber Co Cleveland Crafts Co. .. Kiger and Co Magnus Craft Materials

55.00 1 Goldie Runynn I G T 5. LJ C2V%.\»lr

14.50 71.31

4.32 66.6

20.0 1 ' .6 47 2 8' 66.67 81.5*’ 16 O’ 33 67 3 ! .28

Little Gent Window Bracket 37.50 Lowe X- Campbell 61.15 Lyon X Boyd 75.00 Yyons Music Co 43.23 Mac« Texaco Ser. Sta. ..... 382.18 Maieo Hearing Service .. 298.00 I :.i w i rd Marks 6.20 M. X R 147.29 Charles E. Merrill Books .. 63.37, Metzger Lumber Co 832.19 Walter Mlder 441.07 Midland Laboratories 40.80 Miller Bryant Pierce 24.82 McMillan Athletic Goods .. 327.82 Mtneweld Co 23.30 Modern Binding Corp 201.36 Modern Talking Pic. Ser. .. 5.05 ttontgomery Ward 10.7 1 Mary Jane Morgan 5.3? i Mul'ins Drugs 114.35 I Motor Freight 69.52 | C, C. Mur hy Co 6 60 V B. Met ’ tmtnon 34.76 Elizabeth McClure 16 00 McClurers 793.85 John McCullough 20,010.50 Me draw Hill Book <'o 6.16 Sol McIntyre 1.62 Tvor MeMains 4.00 MacMillan Co. Pub 26.37 McMillan Radio 7.07, N'asli Engineering Co ill Vat. Disinfectant Co 243.46 Vat School Pub. Rela. Assn. 10.00 National School Record 12.66 National Science Teachers Assn.

6 95

V. E. A 7,9.37 R. R N-al 159.50 V C-ntral Assn, of Schools . 15.00 Vu-Lite Corp 294.21 O ,8 I. Stone Co 202.36 ('shorn Paner Go 23.80 Clarence Overstreet 340.09

Science Research Associate 200.58 Scientific Wax Products .. 199.7,0 Don Sears -?*i Sewage Disposal 1,7 , Shawnee Press, Inc 47.68 Sheldon Coal Co 4.9^2..a Sherms Implement 3(5.00 Simon & Schuster, Inc 36.80 Simplex Lining Co ®3.o0 Sinclair Refining Co 2,386.28 Smith-Alsop Soapitor Co., Inc Edwin R. Suavely 133.31 Spears Floor Covering H.M Standard Duplicating Ma. . 453.1C Standard Oil 163.2. State of Indiana 28.9c Harold Stewart 75.6? Stoner Cab Co 95.7. Southwestern Pub. Co Sunbeam Electric Co 5;>.6; Supt. of Documents 13.5( Superior Coach Sales Telephone Co. 1.14®-3; Todds Ace Hwde 1.257.9 Towne Wholesale Co "i -7 ! Treasurer Putnam County .. 31.3 Leland Trippett 20.0' Michael Tzouanakis 12.3! University of Missouri .... 16.2' R. W. Vermillion 20.0' Vonneguts Hwde 779.9, Water Works 2.121.2 Webers Bike X Toy Shop . . 62.6' W M. Welch Mfg. Co 450.7' Wheeler Pub. Co 23.6 White-Raftrt Co 2.5 Wilcox X Follett Co 16.0 Ernest Williams 65.0 Harold Williams 7.5 Louis Williams 317.1 R. F. Williams 15.0 H. W. Wilson Co 31.0 Wolber Dun. Co ? World Book Co 116.;' Zaner Bloser Co. 6 0

Payroll

Eugene Akers Lloyd Cooper Thomas Goldsberry Elizabeth McClure Dorothy Compton Alfred V. Nowak Royce E. Kurtz Imogene Azbell S. A. Colllver Clarence Overstreet .... Marion Borden Robert Dean Staten Owens 4.37.>.00 Lowell Collins Charles L. Butler . i Virgil Eiteljorg Jake Hirt. Ill Omar H. Reeves James R. Roberts Virgil L. Stafford D. C. Stewart Elwood Trout Grover Vaughn Raymond Rogers Charles E. Sutherlin .. John Vermillion Bernice Lewis Vernie Buis Clarence Crowe Ray Evens Hugh Hester Russell l-ieslie Walter Masten Arland Marchbanks .... Lovd Surber Ira Williams Robert Branham Don Chavis

McMillan Athletic Goods Co. 22" 18 John See 7.00 Webers Repair Shop 13.69 Payroll: Lloyd Cooper .... 50.00 Margaret Curd 675.U0 Thomas Goldsberry 72.5' John H. See 870.00 Michael Tzouanakis 150.00 Total disbursements .... $2,215.0': Bal. Aug 1. 197,7 9.131.3 Cumulative Building !''und

Receipts

Bal. Aug. 1, 1956 $53,899.4 Local taxation 49.13 4.' Transfer tuition 6.167. Sale of property 307 Total receipts $109,50 1 Disbursements Allied, Inc American Playground Device '

4.31

. 2 1.7,0

. . .3 17.25 ... . 4.92

. .28.00

. . . . 95.50 . ... 865.14 . . . . . 43.05 10.14 19.24 . . 2.881.41 $106,626.90

Cash Concrete Products Headley Hardware ... Charlie Hendrich iViotor Freight Oglesby Equipment Co. . Terrace View Gardens Lee School Supplies ... Metzger I.umber Co. . . . O. X I. Stone Co Todds Ace Hardware . . . Total Disbursements . . Bal. Aug. 1, 1957

Tuition Kund

Receipts

Bal. Aug. 1. 197.6 $101,802.40 Local taxation 149,334.45 CongT. Tvvp. Fund 224.79 State Support 97.022.86 State Vocational Distribution

4.274.46

State Distribution -homebound

8 8 1.50

Transfer tuition 17.789.0 Cash tuition receipts .... 1,514.02 loiul receipts $375,733.55

Disbursements

p vi rom. isir.d-r.T it rno\ Michael Tzouanakis Helen I>. Brown .... Mary DeVaney .... Meryl M. Eggers .. Geneva C. Goss .... Estelle F. Hall . . Dorothy L. Harris . Ruby Hood

Ruth Ann Shake Gladys S. Sllvey Barbara A. Stafford Albert Avery Verna K. Garl Ellis W. Haltom Elizabeth A. Harrison ... Carl L. Hurst Nellie K. Hurst Louise Knauer Dorothy Miller Helen M Noel Muriel Rockhill Mildred Todd Blanche Williams Mary S. Zieg X. Dixon Olive Baughman Lily Hepler Helen Jon, s Martha MeMains Marilyn Morrison Hazel Owens Glendon Rightsell ld:i M. Youse Minerva Richer N'. B. M-Common Glenn Skelton Eugene Akers Norma H. Athey Verle E. Athey Minna M. Bartley William Bishop Dorothy Compton Lloyd Cooper Margaret Curd Elizabeth Daggy folin Franklin Victoria Franklin Thomas Goldsberry .... Elmer Hammond teese Hammond Hazel Hanna Harold Hardman Herndon Irwin Edris K. Loveless Madge Lynch Elizabeth McClure .... John A. McCullough . . . Don Marketto . Arthur W. Morgan .... Mary J. Morgan Alfred V. Nowak Madonna O'Hair Joan C. Oldenkamp .... Charlotte Peterson .... John H. See L. E. Sheridan Everett E. Shirar Pauline Smith Harold Stewart Thelma Stout Charles Aker Edna West Coffman . . Thelma Hardman Frances M. Harvey ... Evelvn Heller Peggy Headley " [ Kyle Moss Miller Hazel 1,. Miles Retha Pitts Julia Shumaker Dorothy M. Smith .... Freydis Stewart Janet Strohm Susie Talbott Esther Turk Helen J. Umbreit Elizabeth Unsworth ...

Elmo Wagoner Lfla Walls Phyllis Williams

3823.00 3859.00 4610.00 3623.7,5 5535.00 4610.00 4610.00 4558.78 4955.00 3905.19 4610.00 47.28.39 5165.15 5434.00 5434 00 5434.00 4244.29 5934.00 3823.00 4875.00 4584.39 . 3701.33 . 971.17 5434.00 . 5434.00 . 3780.52 . 938.7,2 . 7000.00 6034.00 6822. . 4257.00 . 419100 . 2588.58 . 5434.00 . 5434.00 . 4617.00 . 56.34.00 . 5434.00 . 41.39.68 . 4140.87 . 6144.00 . 4541 00 . 5454.00 . 4716.00 . 5115.00 . 54.34.00 . 2044.50 . 4573.00 . 4636.00 . 5355.00 . 64 34.00 . 4 587.00 . 4157.00 . 4838.88 . 5434.00 . 3586.00 . 4591.00 . 5475.00 . 5434.00 . 3633.74 . 4730 00 . 5321.76 . 5434.00 . 4026.79 . . 144.00 .. 102.00 ... 12.00 18 00 6.90 . . 228.00 , 180.00 .. 210.00 . ... 18.00 ... 12.00 ... 84 00 .. 342.00 .. 138.00 fi or. 48.00 7 ■> 00

Total disbursements . $344,441.99 Bal.. Aug 1. 1957 $31,291.56 School Board Bayard Allen. President; Mrs. Eleanor Ballard, Sec. Clifford Frazier. Treasurer John E. Fobes and Charles Lanzone. Army Tightens Up Its Buying WASHINGTON (UP) — The Army says it has tightened military buying practices but that getting responsible contractors who will live up to their obligations is “one of the most perplexing problems in military procurement of textiles.” Army Secretary Wilber M Brucker made the statement after the Senate Permanent Investigating subcommittee charged that a “nefarious group” of military clothing contractors sold the government substandard goods for “unconscionable” prof-

its.

The subcommittee in a scathing report issued Thursday night called on the Justice Department to bring prosecution “against the individuals whose testimony or activities indicate criminal offenses.” The lawmakers questioned the activities of several quartermaster employes but reserved their severest criticism for Herman and Samuel Kravitz, two New York clothing operators. The report said their activities in supplying military clothing were "amoral and contemptible, made more so by the fact that they were defrauding the miltary services during the time of war ahd death for American military men in Korea.” The subcommittee, neaded by Sen. John L. McClellan, D-Ark., made the sttaements in a 58page report on its extensive in-

vestigation and testimony tanen last year into military clothing

contracts.

The group demanded that the Defense Department tighten up ouying procedures to prevent recurrence of the abuses. Brucker said in a statement :hat damage claims have been iled against certain clothing contractors and ‘appropriate ac.ion” has been started against Army personnel who may be guilty of "misconduct or lack of

propriety.”

Arms Conference Is Deadlocked

LONDON (UP)—Western diplomats believe the Soviet tactics at the London arms talks are de sighed to seal the doom of the present five-power U. N. disarmament subcommittee, it was reported today. The East-West disarmament conference ended in deadlock Thursday. The Western members—The United States, Great Britain France and Canada—agreed with Russia to recess the current deadlocked tables. But then they promptly disagreed on when the talks should be resumed.

THE DAILY BANNER FRI- SKIT. 6. 1957. Page GKKENCASTLE, IND.

The delegates scheduled another meeting today to make another attempt to reach an agreement on the resumption of the conference. The Western powers proposed adjournment until Oct. 1 or until the completion of opening debate in the U. N. General Assembly with convenes on Sept. 17. The Soviets demanded the recew last until the General Assembly has debated disarmament —the last item on the agenda. That would be either in late November or more likely, in December. The subcommittee has been striving for three years to find a solution to the disarmament issue. Its latest' efforts snagged after SVfc months of negotiations on Soviet rejection of the Western “package” plan. Following Thursday's session, a Soviet delegation spokesman said flatly the subcommittee “ha« finished its mandate and ended its work in failure.” Sources said diplomats now bolive the Kremlin will demand the inclusion of satellite and ‘ neutralist” states in future talks to counterbalance the \Vest.

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