Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 181, Decatur, Adams County, 2 August 1945 — Page 2

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TRADE IN A GOOD CITY—PUBLIC AUCTION 6-ROOM HOUSE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS we are moving to Calit'oruia we will sell al Public auction, without revive our residence property ami all household goods In Geneva, Indiana, located at intersection oi State Road 2. and Lincoln St., two squares north of Geneva high school. EVENING SALE THURSDAY, AUG. 9, 1945 Commencing at 6 P. M. Real Estate will sell at 7:30 P. M. lUtIAL ESTATE Groom and room lot hath, all on one floor. Cottage type house in best repair, new roof, newly painted and newly decorated inside A beautiful home ready to live in and enjoy. Nice surroundings of lawn, flowers, shade and fruit trees, an ideal location Good cistern; city water; poultry house ami other build ings, also acres more oi less of good fertile, level land adjoining. Will give immediate possession. HOUSEHOLD GOODS f-piece reed living room suite; Axminster fix 12 rug; tables and chairs 1- ; piano and bench; bookcase and writing desk, day bed, dining table and sideboard; Congoleum rug 9x12; 2 beds complete; 2 dressers; Kitchen Cook gasoline range cook stove; several pieces antique furniture; washer and wringer: copper wasli boiler; galvanized, boiler: large wardrobe, fruit jars, lawn mower, new. used 2 seasons, rubber, tires; drophead sewing machine; ice box. 50 tbs.; brooder stove; cooking utensils and dishes; good Heatrola healing stove; electric iron; garden tools and many articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Real Estate, cash, balance cash on delivery of deed and abstract. Terms on personal property cash. MR. & MRS. ARTHUR L BOHREN, Owners Roy S. Johnson, Auctioneer. Melvin Liechty, Auctioneer.

Auction Sale Saturday, August 4 AFTERNOON EVENING 2:00 I*. M. 8:00 P. M. and Every Evening Corner Second and Madison Streets ONE SPOTTED SADDLE HORSE, Well Broke. LARGE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. GARDEN TRACTOR. Furniture. Merchandise of All Kinds. Free Prizes. Plenty of Entertainment. ★ ★ ★ SALE CONDUCTED BY STUDENTS OF THE REPPERT SCHOOL OF AUCTIONEERING MEET US AT THE SALE! WE ARE EXPECTING YOU! — ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Fol'll! prescribed b- tile State Board of Accounts TOWNSHIP BUDGET FORM No. 3 (Revised 1941) 'KJWXsU.It I OKU NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In tile matter of drtennlning the lax rate- for certain purposes by Preble Township, Adams County, Indiana Before the Township Advisory Board Notice is tn rob' given the taxpayers of Preble Townwhlp, lAdiijns County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regu Lit mewling- place, on the 28th day of August, 1945, will . ousider tile following budget: low XSIIIP 111 DUE I' Cl-ASSIFK VIKJX lownship I I: Pa > of Tea,lters <1,560.00 School Transfer,s ...1,000.00 Salary of Trustee MOH.IW Pay of Substitute T a< her., . Ilt.OO Janitor Service ... 225.00 Offlvj Reul no,no Sc.loot Tran-lvrs 3,700.00 Transportation of Children 1,050.00 Clerk Hire 75.<»0 Total Tuition Fund ...»5,300.00 ij K j lt ~n tl power SO.OO Trustee’s Traveling Expense 125.00 special school Fund: Contingencies 125.00 Expense T lephotle Tolls and Repair of Buildings and care Miscellaneous 115.00 Telegrams Grounds ?I<o.oo Tolal Special School Per Diem Allowance «...»0 Repair ot Equipment, except tc «--nn Office Supplies Printing I Sem.„| Busses 125.00 Fund Ib.Xau.OT Advertising 27.0.00 School Furniture and Equip- I oor Relief Fund. Pay of Advisor, Board 75.00 ment, except School Busses 150.00 A. A<lininistraUon Expense: Cale of Cemeteries i".'"> Schoo! Supplies, other than A*• ICI sonal Senk, llxamiualion of Rei-mds 60.0(1' .lanitnrs Supplies 120.00 B. Direct Relief: Miscellaneous 150.00 Janitor Supplies ~i.OO l>-.. total Direct Relief Total Township Fund *1.555.00 Fuel tor Schools . ... 210.00 (total Bl and B 2) Tuition I'tuui: Loans, Interest and Insurance 80.00 JTotal Dior Relief !• mid . »>t>o.oo tiSTfcM VIE OF FINDS TO IIE RAISED I'hmils Keoitlred For Expenses .. August 1. present .'car. to December 31, of 1 ownsh.p special* !al lion l-rkeluf 1. Total "Sudge; Estimate for Incoming Year 51,555.00 <6,855.00 $5,300.00 5560.00 2 Nei -sarv Expenditures to be made from Appropriatious I tiexpended July of present year 680.00 1„>20.00 a,870.00 3. Additional Appropriations to be made August I, tv December 3.1. of present year 143.00 -,100.20 4. outstanding Temporary Loans to lie paid before December 31, of present year, not Included in 5. Total Funds Required (Add Line 1.2, 3 and 4) 2,»18.00 10,875,00 9,170.00 I'liiKls On Hand Vid To He Received From SiHircea Ollier Thun i’he Prupmwd Hide Os Tnv Levy , . las nn 6. Actual Balance, July 31, present yea. J—.oo 7. Taxes to be Coll cted. present year (Decern- • ‘ ■>-w { u n 1 611 no her Settlement) 7.60:00 ~.83.00 1,611.00 8. Miscellaneous Revenue, other than from Tax Levy, Io l*e received Worn August I of present year to December 31. of ensuing year. (dee schedule in Trustee’s Ortkwt i-> lK nn (a) Special Tax-s (See Schedules) -aa.OO 1,.16.(0 (i)) All Other Ue venue (See Schedules) **•” 9 Total Funds (Add Lines 6,7, Sa ami Sb) 1.6X2.00 6,900.00 8,053.00 Hl. Net Amount to .be ral.-ed tor expenses to De- 1117 00 cember 31, of ensuing year 636.00 0,9.0.00 1,111.00 f 11 Operating BaJane-e (Not in excess of Expense January 1, to Jun- 30, Less Miscellaneous Revenue for same Period) V-b-’on 12. Amount to be raised by Tax Levy ’ 6,9.0,00 w mU.OO I’ltoposmi UKMIB» Net Valuation of Taxable Property $1,697 163.00 • Til * abl * PoUs ” Levy on Amount to Finns x Property Be Raised Township 41 6,920.04 b special School ~ 2 535 0(r Tuition $ 64 <10,867.00 T ° ta ( OMFAK-4TIVK STATEMENT OF TAXES < OLLEI TED AVI) TO UK C<M.LE< TKI) Collected Collected Collected Collected Fl 1912 1943 1944 19.15 <1,160.00. < 171.00 <1.910,00 <,1,577.00 Township ... 3)100.00 4,336.n0 3.71)6.00 1,733.00 -pncial School ._. ••• 2.404.09 3.935.00 3,177.00 TuiHoil <6,664.00 <5.342.00 <8,793.00. <6,310 00 T, otal n a v»\ risiit to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been detwrminI a Taxpayers appea ng Auditor not lat-r than Wo days prior to the second Monday in September. IJbJ Fcou^tv-Tn XSMt BWi or o* t*“f «> to <*■ -t*« County lull £ -t. TS mor feeUng'ihXK by such levies, ma” appeal to the StaAudjto,. -en fnr fnrtlisr and final h’ ,r *T? thereon, by filing a. petition with the County Board of 15 and tl^State Boa rd will ft* a date for hiring in this County. Auditor not later than October le. ana tn- erate »»» CHAS A. FUHRMAN. r, . ’ • v Trustee Prebie Town’hip Dated July 30, 194a. * Aug. 2-8

SUMMON LAVAL (Continued From Page One) cidcd to hear Pierre Laval at 1:30 p.th. tomorrow.'' He overruled vigorou- objections by defense counsel. Fernand Payen, eliief of defense, protested that "Laval's appearance won't throw any light on Petain's affairs. Nothing will come of it. There will have to be time Io get documents in advance to discover what Laval is going to say." Prosecutor Andre .Vlornett said Payen'n conclusions "seem to me to be premature." He himself had said earlier that he had no wish to summon Laval. The decision was reached after the court had deliberated privately for an hour and a quarter. The announcement caused :i sensation. Payen sprang up. demanding an opportunity to study documents before Laval was called. The session was suspended again, and alter 10 minutes further deliberation Mongibeaux announced he was overruling the objections and maintaining :he decision. Laval, a bedraggled figure on the first day after, his return as a prisoner to Paris, was escorted from hirs cell of solitary confinement in Fresnes for the beginning of his preliminary investigation. He wept when he appeared for formal sealing of the baggage he brought, with him from Spain. His cell on the first floor was one normally reserved for ranking traitors and collaborationists, one nobody was allowed to approach save

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WINNERS ARE (Continued From Page One) fair. The following girls were winners in the clothing exhibit: Clothing I—first, Joan Nussbaum. Berne; second, Gloria Crownover, Monroe; third, Audrey Whitehurst. Berne; fourth. Gloria Timmons, Berne; fifth, Joan Bultemeier, St. Johns. Mary Alice Stenry, Monroe, and Marilyn .Moser, Being, also received blue ribbons on their exhibits. 42 entries. Clothing II —second. Aldus Jean Beaty, Berne: third, Nancy Leaser, Monroe;; fourth. Delora Graber, Berne; fifth, Evelyn Marie Gerke. Union. There wag a total of If) entries in this group. Clothing 111 first, Betty Bertsch, Hartfold; second. Alice Myers. Jefferson; third. Evelyn Gerke, Union; fourth. Lena Nussbaum, Berne; fifth. Lanetta Bertsch. Berne. 27 entries iu Clothing HI. State fair exhibit by Alice Meyeivs. Clothing IV—first, Phyllis Hofstetter, Geneva; second, Mary Ann Ewel, Preble; third, Rosemary Boze, Jefferson; fourth, Areta Sprunger. Berne; fifth, Beverly Sprunger, Berne. State fair, school dress by Phyllis Hofstetter. Clothing V—state fair entries: wash school dress, Barbara Byerly Kirkland: rayon sport dress. Delores Bultemeier, St. John’s; wool sport dress, Rose Mary Beitler, Berne; 2-piece sport dress, Louise Bertsch, Hartford; “best” wa.,h dress. Flossie Beer. Berne; “best" silk dress, Phyllis Riggin, Geneva; and “best" 2 piece silk dress, Louise Bertsch. Hartford. —o A monument stands in West Virginia to mark the place where the first Grimes Golden apple grew from a seedling about 1805. for exceptional reasons. Hit wife, who came back with him, was held in a separate cell in tlie women's section. She had not seen him since they were jailed yesterday.

Plenty of FROZEN FISH All Kinds. STEURY Locker Service Phone 267. New Pianos Pre-War Qualify and Price $325 Cash or Terms At Our Factory ’’ Now you can have what you have been longing for ... a beautiful new spinet piano of pre-war quality and at a pre-war price. For the present we will sell these pianos from our factory, direct to retail purchasers in this vicinity . y , until we can increase our output enough to wholesale to dealers. t Limited Number Available Beautiful Case — Superb Tone—Thoroughly Seasoned Material—Full 88-Note Keyboard — Guaranteed Ten Years. Call at Our Factory or Telephone Bluffton 519 Estey Piano Corp. Bluffton, Ind.

SOLONSASSAIL (Continued From Page OmD rank. . Sen. Kenneth Wherry, R . Ne ).. charged that the army was playing hell with manpower.” He said the Semite war investigating com- 1 niittee should make a survey oi • everything covered in Johnsons speech and "if that fails I would ; put the whole question squarely , up to the President.” Johnson was joined by Wherry ; and item Burton K. Wheeler. D.. Mont., in criticizing draft director , Maj. Gen. Lewin B. Hershey’s statement that the army would continue to draft 100.000 men a month even ( after Japan's defeat. . Wheeler said Hershey's latest statement “shocked him and charged that the army "has more men now than it knows wiiat to do with.” He insisted that it “ought to he releasing men just as fast as i it possibly can." “They've got men in Europe who’ve got wives and young children here in the United States,” vrfheeler said. “They're anxious ; to get home. Their wives are anx- , ious to have them. And their , children need their father's guid-

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TRUMAN SAILS (Continued from PaH” Ollc) war. no gun salutes were flred. PHme Minuter Attlee aMo >e turned by plane from Potsdam this 111(>rn ing. He landed in a lt Northliold Airdrome onside London. Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin remained behind in London for a sightseeing tour. (BBC said Bevin latei took oft by plane for London after a twohour tour of damaged Berlin, including visits to the Reichstag' ami Reic.hschancellory.) Yelverton airdrome virtually was surrounded by U. S. secret agents and British police officials in prepara lion for the president's arrival. Tlie precautions ta safeguard the President were so extensive that one newsman said it wae "Potsdam all over again. Shortly after Mr. Truman’s skymaster landed, John G. Winan’, American ambassador to Britain, and two high-ranking U. S. army officers arrived aboard a Dakota and joined the motorcade to the harbor.

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| Trade in a Gocu Town!?"'* u ®citn NOTICE 1 My office will be Closes Aug. 6 to Ann. 1 6 . DR. RAY