Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 193, Decatur, Adams County, 16 August 1945 — Page 2

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ON HEARING THE NEWS that Japan had offered to surrender, these ].■ I.■■nos in Manila joined Gls in celebrating the news report. They arc iwjo n holding papers carrying the headlines, "Japan Surrenders. U. S. Army Signal Corps Radiophoto. (International Soundphoto)

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES ~u • . - , ... I,Mi : iin I nion Township. Before the Township ? ! . ! A l i ni 'ii T'WH'ii p. A'lnnis (’oiinlx, Jndnina. that thr prop- r It-g’al • , ■ nit - t ■ - P•' 'Hi the L’s <la> A -ig- 1:• I-., will on>ider the TOW %Ml IP IM D<.IIT <L<*SII’I< ITl<>\ . <, ’l'i < e’lHi.ini Tra n-poria I ion of Children 2b'»V.OO ■’? tMbll • M "“ S GI u 0 y,tii T Hind 51WU.00 Li«ht and Pmvi i Mjh • • .<•' *»• Ihmil liiiml: i i.ii i. ■ ■ ■: I: ,i M i iim- .I'l'l Mlf fl I.' "> " II". ' ' , , I- I-.".'■(' '!■•• •! ■•ill S h""l I mil IM"."" I: 1.., i|> i . ii ■' Belief I ••••«! • • • ' • , (:... s 170.00 A Vdniiiiistiatioii Exp-.use: I I'■ 11-1; >: .1. mill 11'1 lip- Al p. I sun.' 1 S'lvi'i G 0.0" ~ ' ... .P: S, lionl 11 i'-i-i r.0.U0 11. I'ire. I Ui liel I'.'" '■' jiin.ini s . I Supiilr s. iilii i than HI Medical, llnspilal and I \ I i, I ;■ " .1.1 ■ ~ Il'l'l I - -’* Hu: ial l'" "' i.- ,-’ < i ~.,H ’iionO <T..tai BI ui'l H 2) .-’D.UO i J,, ' ... . ■ IH per lu lii-t it!:'" ■ • •1 ■■ | ... I, and Ins iran e .'"".(hi r| n , j ,- v Store I’"."" 1 "»>«" 1 .Ml J. r S- -Ml.ld) Total Pool Belief Fund , M'o.oo iisimtri: <>r it mis to hi: it mseii a *• ' ri,r ' *—< ■■ • I ’'r„. . I: ..Im 11 In. online Year 11.. B'l" . . . ,i . i ic • i:.i ■ 11 •' io Appi ojii'ia - ’ ? ' '. '' . , : n • 1 io' p: --•■in \ r Uli -" s " I 1"" : \ t;! <i ' i 1 \>i't■' pr i. 1 1I ''' ! o l*t' mad .\ : ig i> t ; iii'. ,i! - np'iiJiv I.' iM' I" "■ paid before .. 'h.. i i-i • ‘-ar, ii ■; !'!■ 1 idt.-d in Lim - ■•■ ' - " i-.. ,1 11., u.i .1 i I: .-I \-d !■ r.'iu s-iur. es l l' ' ' ' ; ‘I 1 '' I -IH-. .HU" . . , ; •., •*, • | r>* • sen t \ • i •I 1 "in i>er 1 .' , bun _’73l l s<| h ' ... 73 77:. M• ■. M I ... ' T"- I-VV ■ A :e ! nf P' -senl : | u; I ;! .. iii ' 111 i g >»a i . I S' ■ ■i!"d, 11 e ill 'A'?'',.. S ndules) HiOU ii. i \ i Itv v :.■ < St-c S- ii t-d ■i. • - 1 ■ r ... ■' 1.-- , Add 1..'. - m 7 ..nd ' " ■ 17H 1,1 < ? ' ' ' " ' ' liT7 2691 3110 i;. . 1,.e- 11..:'. ■ M\..t P. Os idspens.. Janu .. ’ ; , Jimi L' - -M isi cHaneoiis Revenue for ■Jp. 1 , . 711 13<m : ■ v',;.. im :.. 1... 1.11.- .1 hy Ta s I. a 13SS OT.'l •’ 1 I" I'KOI’OSIIIt I.EV IES X, t Valu.iH'. , ' r.ixii'l I'rup ri. $12_’:;17.1 Xanih-r ■' Tax.rl'le Polls ... 117 l.evj on Poll.«. l.viy on Property V.iioiml Io ... Be Knitted lends . Tie.. liship I",'? ■ :,i S h, .; th.. Tih.on II /TSil Thai ss lii.bb I OHP tHA 111 r: sI V itIMTIA I 01-’ TVXES I ISI. I. El TEII IM> TO HE (OI.I.EITEII I olle.'ieil < ollceled I 011. eled T o He ! oo.ls 1913 OH 1!M.1 ISHII e ~. ! 1 'hl 1657 1 11 •> 1 I•> S ~i I'.ils 7 126 :::17:1 3917 1 d: -’67." 7'209 ;3sij 7SS7 S6P. 100... 10. '.'■ 1,, m . . ..... m -nail n.i... .' Main io Io- he.ird th. reon. Alter the las levies have h n detei mined. . | !u Audit ..' iit'- ih.in t\V" days prior to th*. oiid Monday, in Septe-mher, H 1 m.i '. .ed - ii, i‘oiiutv Aiiii-1 me n 1 P.’.aid. "r on the, tailure a > to d", hy tne ‘ o inly Auditor. I ~ .... ■ . . ■...:■■< in. io ... .. . - aagrieve.l in sll Ii levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax r ,inmi . . i . : .nd t ml ir.nn therein, l.y filing a petition with the County Auditor not 1.. ; t iii .1 17. ~mi In-' Si i ‘ Board will fix a dale fol heal'iu.u in t'.'.l-' County. C. A. Bl'ItHG, Trustee Ila tell A U ■ in I ■ Union Twp. August n-l'i

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES ~ , :i r~, ,|.■l.-i i, -ng th. tax r:i’- for >■• rtaln purposes by Jefferson Township. Before the Township ■’ X,,..’ . ! ' given tin 't.ixp.iv.-rs ~f ,|,.ff,.,•,,, n Township, Adams County. Indiana, that the proper 1, I|| iid mill,: ipality. at tit ir regular meeting place on tile 2XIII day of August 191.4, will consal the : >!!uw midget; TOUAMIH’ 111 IM.Er < I A‘MFU ATl<>\ Township Fund: B. Su list itu to '1 acliers Loans. Interest ami InS.ila:-. ... Trus'e $ 600.00 for sick leave 1120.00 smaller '.. ..00.HO i i'.,, p, im.oO Total Tuition fund ... $14500.00 Janitor Service — in 00.60 , ; /[ 7’i.OU Li bra r*. Fund: Transport a tin nnf Children 3500.00 n« t . . ; ;ii m i:\piny I'd).O’* Librnrj I'und: Light and Power Ljtijui Expense Telephone Toils Librarj 200.00 Contingencies t.i0.00 , ... . Total Library Fund $ 200.00 Miscellaneous J.. 0.00 . • ~ , d I • special School Fund: Total Special School Fund $8400.00 1 " 1,1 '■ -1.ei.0. ...uu I.nil,line Poor Uellef Fund: '■'ami . 250.00 -.’7Ur o 600.00 Adi.di.MraUExpense: ■. H Xt Sch®a U =:' M l 300.00 Street Relief; Car.. As Cemeteries 59.00 School Furniture and Equip- V ,'' Hl i‘ la ' l ”' P " ' . 350.00 Ex: al ;.n ..I' It.” ad . 50.00 ment. exc.pt School Busses 300.00 82. Other Direct Relief 250.00 AH-. 1:,.;,. 12.5.00 School Supplies, oilier than B - Total Direct lb lift Tot HT' wn<hi|, Fund . $1017.00 Janitora’ Supplies 200.00 . (Total Bl and 82l 800.9" T i'i.,l, i'a ■; Janitor Supplies Joo.oo Total I’oor Relief Fund $.00.00 I. Pay of teachers ... $11150.00 Fuel for SchuvU WOV.OO ESTIMATE OF I I XI>S TO UK RAISED “ I!.-"’ : Appro- : 14500 2000 .300 pi'isi t i.«i)s int xpendt d July 31. of pr-sent year ;; App i 1 >pr ill i <»ii s to be made August. 1* tu tiOii Jo 00 il-V l.e.eint.er 31, of present year ' 145 4 Outstanding Temporary Loans to lie paid before December al, of present year, not included in Lines 5. Total Funds Required (Add Lines 1.2, 3 and 11 23*. 10950 216-0 Funds on Hand and to be received from sources other than the proposed rate of tax levy , ii. Actual Balance, July 31. present year ... <lo .891 96a7. Taxes to ire Collected, present year iD-emi.ei Settlement 1 . .... 8. Miscellaneous Revenue, other than troiii Tax Levy 732 3711 430 ’to 'l,e revived from August 1 of present year to December 31. of ensuing year. (See schedule in 94.4 Trustees Office) (ah Special Taxes (See Schedules I 1890 (if> All Ollier Revenue < See Schedules) 11. Tdlal Funds (Add Lines 8,7 8a and Sb) ....... J 147 (1602 21448 10. Ndt Amount to be raised for expenses to Decemruer 31. of eh • ling'’ year 830 4348 1.1 11. Operating Balance (Not in excess of Expense Jan- __ sanie period . •• 1 liar uatv 1 to June 30, Les Miscellaneous Revenue for ]■> Amount to be raised ny Tax Levy 1640 7003 1329 2000 200 PROPOSED LEVIES Net Valuation of Taxable Property $ 1,074,681 NumWer of Taxable Polls 92 vy on Amount to FrniM Property Be Raised Township 5 ’.3 ’ '(fog? Special School ... p, 1->B9 Tuition - :•••-• ■' ’,.5 ‘oil Li b Tci Fy 1 y‘j | Biß rs£i Fund .:'a: 7'A" :'' »i.is uz.«34 ~ COMI’AR.Vm E STATEMENT OF TASK* < OI.I.EC'TEI) AM) TO UK COLLECTED I(» Ls*»? Colle< ted Collected Collected Collected 1!U:! 1944 ’! 45 ™ . $1,170 $ 1.161 $ 1,97a $ 1,590 T«*, 9 760 6.855 6,924 7,950 Tuition 1. i.m 3.43$ 5.395 i,oe« • Tulll $12,100 $1 1,454 $1 4,294 SIO,BOO t'OHPYKATiVK <>4F TAXKS ' <‘<>Ll/F<’TKl> AM) TO BE t’OLLKI'I'LI) Dated August 7, 1945 Jef«er S on Twp. Trustee August 9-16 _ ....

STATEMENT ISSUED (Continued hom £i‘ se _'2 ne ? prosperous future which is so niuch desired by those in the I army and navy, as well as all of I us here at home. ’ The following statement is made I by .Mr. Wilson i "Never before in the world’s 1 history has a war been decided so far behind the line of battle. It | seems perfectly clear that J,.pan I lias surrendered to the superior | scientific and ’productive power lof the United States and her | Allies. This was not Ute case I with Germany, which had to be | battered down and crushed by millions of men using modern I weapons, at a staggering loss of ' life and property. While all too many have been killed or woundI ed in the Pacific war. while Japan ■ was fought back on her heels by j the courage am! the might of our | naval and military forces, it is still fair to say that siie was overpowered in the end by science, logic and the bard work of count-

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA.

less men and women who never heard a ;■ hot tired. "In the jubilation of victory . day, and in the nation’s sorrow i for those who gave their lives, ‘ we must not lose sight ot this truly unique achievement. It is the one new contribution to liumati thinking that cmergts iron’ the liolacatist. If w< have learn. I hat lesson ami will begin to ap ply ii immediately, there is a good chance thut we may never again go to war. "Scientific progress ami productive efficiency are the most wonderful weapons of all time hecans;' they do not have to be laid aside wbi 11 tile fighting ends. They must not be laid aside. Industry and labor with the lull cooperation of our government must begin at offee to apply them to the problems of peace and reconstruction. I believe we are ready* to do that today.” EARLY END OF MOST (Continued From I’aye One) ing. OPA Has started a new system of determining the eligibility of

motorists for tires. Previously, purchase eertifica'.'s were issued only to holders of sup- - pleinental gas rations. Under iii ' new system, the certificates may be issued .or passenger ears used for occupational purposes and a “limited number’’ for non-occupa-tional uses if the applicant demonstrates that denial would cause undue hardship. The WPf? will continue controls over leather for a while but the end of shoe rationing probably wi'J not be delayed more than three months. With the war over, military reqnjremeui> have dropped tremendously. 133 WARSHIPS IN (Continued From One' cal .Japanese effort- to check it with powerful defenses of longstanding." ‘ißut no puwi '■ on earth can halt our men." the hioadcas - niid, "I ntil the enemy lays down his aim-, we s'.iall march on and nothing can -cop us. However difficult the terrain on which the enemy stands. Rus-ian soldiers will pass.” The broadcast warned Soviet troops again u Japanese treachery. (A Japanese Dome: broad.'a-c nionitoreii by FCC. called on Japanese in North Chimi to abide strictly by the Japanese surrender terms and warned against "urn toward rash actions." I | In 1924. Red Grange, the famous i Illinois Galloping Ghost. Handl' d • the ball five times and scored five touchdowns.

wi' IfiSHtf Si f 7*W* ■ v V "Hi ■i % Mlk.W x BOW S* SSB£ » s»«8w ?ws^t aK x ~--“ PIN-UP GIRL PHOTOS have graced every type of army vehicle from jeep to tank, but Sgt. Fielding Miller, of Dryad, Wash., at the Camp Carson Hospital Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., has gone one better by pasting his favorite pin-up on the back of his wheelchair. Signal Corps photo. (International'' Ks v -1 5 - I : ■ - I flrl use mW JARS S' CAPS, AM?’'*///#LIOS and RUBBERS And follow instructions in the Sall Blue Book. To set your copy aead 10c with your aaa»c aad addreas toBALI BBOTHEBS COMFAUY, Muacie, Ind.

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FALSE FLASH that Japan had accepted the Allied surrender terms touched off this premature celebr*. tion outside the White House. Thousands of people jammed Pennsylvania avenue in front of the executive mansion and troops were called from nearby military posts to keep order. (International}

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 16,

Maine fishermen maiv 500.000 pounds of k)bst ; 11,. Almost evei-y reninnmit,,, United State, buih J war memoria] w ,, "W i'he memorial.- rilll) , e f M Pie wnll tablet m a building. “*ili The United Seati len ’ s < : x: NOW SHE SHOPS “CASH AND cunr ' V:tho . ut Sinful Ba"”!' Many Sutterers relieve nasrei^? 0 ! quiekly, once they <hsco"e r tk. B . k J t(l il cause es their tr., Lie e...,. b ,,‘««erj | When disorder of khlrm-{„»..■ ■ poisonous matt to n „.aii, j n “ .‘“"M | k-r rrms , . - c .. .. ' .''-Liin ■ nights, swelling. ) , , , , headaches and di l'r ( --'H I passages with s m ar i: .. ; an'||’ ; times shows tht ' your Iddneyq or |,i . • a^'r | Ask your dnajiatj . Tiusastimulant'! "«i I by millions for over ,|q vk ..„ ■ happy relief ami v-ei I,.?!, tb’e o’" ! > | Kidney tubes Ih;. h *h< 1 your blood. Get Doan’s PiO s ’ "