Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Adams County, 3 August 1948 — Page 2

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F Sw • x <•* EW Will, UN Secretary General Trygve Lie's exalted position in the world hasn't made him lose the common touch, It appears. Here he is sucking on a soda pop straw like anyone else while watching the Olymplca at London's Wembley. (Internttiontl) Dr. Ellison To Head Psychology At I. U. Bloomington. Ind. Aug. 3 (UP) Pr. Douglas 0 Ellison. 35-year-old British-born scientist, today was named chairman of the department of phychology at Indiana University by president Herman B. Wells. Ellison succeeds B. F. Skinner, who resigned to join the Harvard university psychology staff Ellison has been associated tn similar work with Stanford university; the Uni versify of Mississippi, the Univer. sity of Wisconsin, ami the government. Traoe tn a Good Town — Decatur

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PUBLIC AUCTION Building and Barber Shop Equipment 1 will sei! at public auction the following deacrilted property in the Village of Clußtanodta. Ohio. , THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1948 * at 8.00 P. M. Building to l>e removed from premises: Good one story frame building I*4 ft. x 28% ft. with 8 ft. porch and small building 8 x 10 adjoining at rear. Built of k<hhl material in years ago and Is In best of repair. Ample time wi I !>e al owed for removal of building. BARBER E<|l B’MENT 2 Hercules, all porcelain, modern type imricer chairs; 2 National cash registers; 2 Sterilizing cablne’s; 1 eight foot show case; 3 six foot benches; email Glow Boy heater; Chilil'x hair cutting seat; tin* Burner (Ml stove, 2 waler r-emtainers; Hair dryer; Vibrator; Towelg; Hone; Shears, and other artic es. TER MS-CASH. CARL SCHROEDER, Owner Roy 8. Johnson A Son- Auctx. 3« 3 REAL ra'lTHli™ IMPROVED 40 ACRES Thurs., August 5,1948 At 8:30 P. M. Tbt H Ira o' Asa McMlUpn. deceased, will offor for sale al public suc-t.cgi the following described Real Estate located Mt mile West of Pte* ar.t Ml la. In Adams County, fhdlaea. This Is a squxre 40 Acres and is known as one of the beet 40'a in M. Mary's township. If has » 7 room house, with good drervs w-ll and ciatrm nice tews and plenty of shade. 30*45 barn. 10x14 chicken bou>e 12x1k thicken house. 12x20 machine shed. The tea! lays lure! and i« in fine state of fertility. POS 4E8.410N wtr be given Merck Ist, 1949. TERMS: >B% ('nah on day of sale, balance upon delivery of c leap title and povaeaaloj HEIRS of ASA McMILLEN, Owners D. 1 ardette Custer—Attoraoy Roy 8. Jo* mou A Soa-Aattjoreen bate Managed By The Meet Realty A Auctwa Co. lac. e V ia.l GwraU Ltrikhr U 5

Communists Pledge Support To Wallace Backing Is Pledged At Party Convention New York. Aug. 3 —(UP) —The American Communist party was pledged by its leaders today to support Henry A. Wallace and his new Progressive party in the November elections. William Z. Foster, national party chairman, formally an- . nolinced the endorsement of Wai- ■ lace last night when he opened the party's fhree-day convention before 17.000 followers at Madison Square Garden, It was the 14th such convention and the first since 1945. Closed sessions are planned for today and tomorrow. Foster, making the keynote address. said the Progressive party •'offers the opportunity for the forces fighting for peace against inflation and fascism to organize and express their strength." He said the ticket headed by Wallace and Sen Glen H. Taylor would rally voters who are "determined that our people shall not be butchered for the profit and glory of Wall street.” Foster spoke from a brilliantly lighted dias, banked with red and white bunting and American flags. The Itussian hammer and sickle was not on display Flanking Foster on the platform were many members of the so-called "Politburo” of the American Communist party, ail of whom are under federal indictment. along with the national chairman. for advocating the forceful overthrow of the government. In a fiery and lengthy address Foster, three times a presidential candidate, declared that the communists were the real defenders of democracy in this country and the only truly antifascist party He contended that it was the "forces of monopoly reaction" who were conspiring against "the common people of America and the world" Foster told his audience that ilussla was a nation seeking peace, whi e the U. 8. was being led along the path of war by the imperialists of Wall street and bipartisan Democrats and Ite* publicans. Annual Store-wide Clearance on spring coats, suits dresses, blouses, etc., now eoinjf on.—E. F. (lass Store. 180 t 2

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POLICE WITH TIAR GAS BOMBS disperse a crowd of 800 CIO picket! who sought to Interfere with non-striking workers at the Univis Lens Company in Dayton, Ohio. The fighting was instigated by a scuffle between a cop and a striker. In the face of the continued violence, Mayor Louis Lobrey called on Gov. Herbert to order out the National Guard. The outbreaks began when the CIO lost an election in the plant (International)

"The ail-decisive issue In the national elections is that of peace or war,” he said. "The world Is shocked at the grave tension between the U. 8. and the Soviet Union. Reactionaries blame ail this on the Soviet Union. But it is absurd to assert that the socialist, war-ravaged country wants war. The real culprits are the economic royalists in this country who have long exploited labor.” Foster then launched into the party’s endorsement ot Wallace. He said that a vote for either Truman or Dewey "means a vote for eventual fascism and war." He said the communists were not trying to dominate the new party, nor were they taking credit for its formation. ‘ "The Progressive party Is the result of 100 years of struggle by the progressive forces for a great mass party of the people." he said.

CIO Forbids Name To Solicit Funds Forbids Name Used As Aid To Wallace Washington. Aug. 3 — (UP) — The TIO has forbidden membera to use Its name in soliciting campaign funds for Henry A. Wallaee't progressive party, it was disclosed today. A CIO official said that Mlnne sola CIO members for Wallace have compiled with the edict. He said California members campaigning for Wallace have been ordered to do the same. CIO president Philip .Murray has ruled that the CIO name can lie used only in money-raining activities on liehalf of its own political action committee, thia official said The CIO and its political arm are opposed to Wallace. No endorsement has been given *and presidenlial candidate yet but one may come soon. CIO vice presdents have been called to a meeting here Aug 19. Many CIO officials expec t they will formally endorse President Truman The lean on using the CIO name to raise funds for Wallace is the latest step in the campaign of top (TO officials to prevent largescale support for the third party. Officials said they have just about completed their "purge" of Wallacaites from high positions on the political action committee and industrial union council.

RUSSIAN POLICE ARE (('ont From Page One) city campaign." The campaign is Iceing carried out ley "spreading stories that Markgraffs police are forcibly abducting numerous Germans on Russian orders." th* agensy said. Meanwhile, the Russians made another bid to gain economic conrol of Berlin. The board of chairmen of pro-Hoviet trade untons announced appedntment of a commission to Integrate Berlin's industry srith tke two-year plan in the Soviet zone Worker* .technicians, engineer*, employer* and works councils in all Berlin were urged to support thf iwo-year plan. Russian auiboriltex also ordered that all newspaper* sad period!al* dtetrilmtad in the-Soviet suae be handled a new Soviet - entraliaed ageacy. CoL Gerdoa Teator. Americas Information control officer, warned the Russian* that Soviet pub Beer 'teas would be barred from the wee era sones it orgsalsaUon of tke sew agencies resulted la discrialinatioa against publication* licensed by the wsatera poweri. End of the Trail South Bend lad. -* (I’F) - John W. Mallett reported to police that hi* lawamower bad been stolen rite path the thief took could be traced by a swath through the grass to Mssdrti tack tegee but there it ended

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Premature Accounts Os Drug Deplored No Definite Claims For Polio Treatment Washington, Aug. 3 — (UP) — Published accounts of a drug which reportedly combats infantile paralysis in its early stages were called "unfortunately premature" today by a U. 8. public health service expert. Dr. Leonard Karel ot the ser vice's research grants and fellowships section said that the drug a sulfa derivative — appears to have helped some polio sufferer;. "But it Is too early to make any definite claims for this treatment," he said. "We are not positive that rhe patients treated with this drug actually were suffering from polio. "We know that none ot me cases developed paralysis. But we have no reports that the diagnoses were <hecked thoroughly to make certain that the polio virus was present." Furthermore, he continued, there may he different types of polio This drug — if it is proved to be beneficial — may help in only certain cases. Karel said that both the sciential! who developed the supposed remedy and the firm which manufactured It are disturbed by published reports of thedrug. "The manufacturer is flooded with orders which it can not fill and which it would not fill until the driy has been tested thoroughly." he explained Doctors first used the drug on two infantile paralysis patients in New York, according to Karel. The results looked promising. The patients appeared to have benefitted without suffering any ill effects from the medication. The scientists who were working on the drug continued their laboratory work with no Intention pf testing it on patients until further research was completed. Then a polio outbreak was reported in Texas early this summer. The developers of the drug debat-

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ed whether to offer it for use In some of those cases or to wait until they atudied the substance further. Because it appeared to be harmless. they decided to offer it for treatment, he patients who received the drug recovered without paralysis. Published reports ot the "discovery” followed in a few weeks. Kills Self Because Wedding Plans Fail Indianapolis, Aug. 3 — (UP) — Police said today that Paul A. Jaynes. 32. shot himself with a shotgun Icecause his sweeheart refused to go through wi'h wedding plans. The body of Jaynes was found in a vacant lot yesterday. Police said he pulled the trigger of a shotgun with bls toe. A medical certificate he had obtained prior to getting his marriage license was found in Jaynes' pocket. Police Investigated and said they learned Jaynes om e served a prison sentence on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill another girl. They said his fiancee found out alcout the incident and wouldn't marry Jaynes. ■■ — ■ ■ * ROAD (Coat. From Page One) veyor, who has jurisdiction of ditch cleaning. John Klnts and Charles .Maloney, representing a group of Washington township farmers, were Informed by the commissioners that action on their petition to donate fl,ooo per mile for a two-mlle stretch of road improvement with black top, would Ice acted on at the September meeting. The road extends west of West .Monroe street to the township line. Farm owners along the route agreed to pay 12.000 toward the improvement.esimated at more than 11,000, the commissioners said A complaint on the clean-out of the Ralph Smitley ditch, in Jefferson township a.ws referred to the county surveyor. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

DEMOCRAT WANT ADS BRING RESULTS notice to taxpayers of tax levies I In the mattar of determining tbs tax rates for crtslnpurpo.es by J.ffer.on Township Adam. C o ÜBty , “ n Not?c"u hereby "flven the't'axpayX of Jefferson Township. Adam. County, Indiana, that th. ‘ legal officer, of .aid municipality, at their regular meeting place, on the 31st day of August, tondider the following budget: T(>WX g HH . ■ ( imiET CLASSIFICATION Library . * 330 transportation of Child..., ,t T?".tee l"34) Total Library Fund 3io Light and Powe- lr * B — sssa’!-.., r 1 « ! ii Turr-Scs. i v-Tr. Tr,o k 125 Repair of •Bqutpmenl. except B Direc t Relief I <■ *nt ' Cemeteries 50 School Husses . .... 200 81. Medical, Hospital w2Lltee£j2 150 School Furniture and Equip- Hilda) .... " n 4 M n.T.i "nVwn.hit. Fund 11740 ment, except School Husses 300 83. Other Dlrert Relief Tai FwZd. School 8uppll««. tl than «3 Total Direct gutter * p 7 T??.hers 1213*7 Janitors Suppile. 2«0 'Total Bl an rt a,. , . «.» is library FuMh Janitor Her* Ice 1 ’ KMTIWATK OF FINDS TO HK RAISKU Fund, reciulred for expenses August 1, pre»ent y.ar, Special . to December 31. of en.utng year Town.hlp fcbool -Tuition Library Fund r und rund Fund t 1 Total Budget Estimate for Incoming Year .... 31740 lII7SS 1214*7 |u„ ■’ 1. Necessary Kxpen.lltures to be macle from Appro- •-> prlattons Unexaemled July 31. of present year .40 »SS3 ISM 121 3 Additions’ Appropriations to bs made August 1, to December »1. ot pretant y.ar rrXTS —"" 4. Outetandlng Temporary Loan. Io be paid before December 31, of present year, not included In Line. 5 *Total Funds Rsquired (Add Line, i, 3, 3 and 4) 2450 1,(3! 314(7 373 Fund, on hand and to be received from .ouroes other than the propo.ed rate of tax levy 4 Actual Balance. July 31. present y.ar 771 405 j Myl j.j 7. Taxes to be Collected, present year (Deeetnbar Settlement) , ••”• 54 I. Mlecellaneou. Revenue, other than from Tax Lovy to be rewived from August 1 of present year to December 31. of ensuing year. (See schedule in Trustee’s Office) <;<• lixi’ cat Special Tuxee (See Schedule.) 3?« f <t>) All Other Revenue (See Scheduler) .-»j 11»35 2»J5< 11 » Total Funds (Add Line. I, 7 (a and M>) to. Not Aunount to be raised for expense, to Deconsber J|): , ;1J) 31. of ensuing y.ar . — ' ic 11. Operating Balanc. (Not In excel, of hxpenM January 1. to Jun. 30. Lose Mlwellaneou. Revenue for same period — 12 Amount to be raised by lax Levy sj[fff«l»n lmw *** ‘ 151 Net Valuation of Taxable Property .... $1,271,051.00 Number of Taxable Poll. 1( Lwvyon Levy on Anojcti Fundo Bolls Property Bt ownship » [J I I ■ -2 I ITI apeeial, School —— - -»• DIM HU Library t - - •» ’.?■ U TotMi *•«....■ 1 *•» . ; CnxrOUTIIE STATEMBNT OF TASK* 4 OI.LKCTKD AND TO BE COI.LEI T4.1l To Be /IN US Collected Collected Collected Colleen .... 1*43 1»4« 1*47 !>(' rown.bip IKO* (1(12 BIMI I lot 4faeclal School 7>7* (*XS v(v7 HIM tuition — . . H3> 12»» fIH Library 21" Total - ■■■■ »“« . HUB Taxpayers appearing shall have n right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have t»-en determine *nd presented to the County Auditor not later than twex day. prior to the second Monday in Septwida and the levy fixed by the County Ta x .Adjustment board,or on their failure ao to do, by the County Audita Un or more taxpayer, feaiing tbeinaeive. aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board ot Ta Commissioners for further and final hearing thereon, by filing a petition with the County Auditor a or before the fourth Monday of September or <>n or brfore the tenth day after publication by the auditor of tax rale, charged, whichever date is later, .nd the state board will fl. a date for hearing I thia county. Dated Aug. J, l»l« DRAYTON PYLE. AUG. 3—lo Trustee of Jefferson Tosiohi Form Pr<M>< rlbed by the Slate Board of A< count. TOWNWifP BULHIhIT FUKM No. Icßevl ■ I 1»L, iOHNbHIP 4UUS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES in the matt Ar of determining the tax raiee for certain purposes by Preble Township, Adaina Coast), Indiana. Before the Townsnip Advisory Board. Notice Is hereby given the taxpayer, of Preble Township, Adams County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality, at their regular meeting place, on the 31st day of August. 1?I4, will consider the following budget: TOWNSHIP Bl IHJKT 4 LASMIFICATION TewMsbl. Faeclt Heer.atloa Hud, Light and Power Salary nt 'trustee ... |'3» Hec-realion rund .... $»•» Contingencies 1 O)tire Rent ... ... vu apeelal webciol Faauc Mieceilaneous II Clerk Hire 71 Repair <>f Buildings and <are Total Spec tel S' I I-’ Trustees Traveling e-xpenae 123 of Grounds 1413 Paar Belief Feed: Espenae 'telephone jolls and ' Repair of Euulprneiic. except \ Administration ExprnaUlegra.ns ii H< hool Hu-aea .... .... 100 A1 personal SerU'e I* Office Supplies, Printing and School Furniture and Equip- f, Direct ReliefAdvertMjng . 30U ment, except School Buaeea 110 H | Medical. Hospital and Pay of Advisory Board <u Mtnooi Supplies, other than Burial •* Miscellaneous 2eo Junilora Supplies Ho B . Other Direct Relist )• Total Township Fund (1(10 Janitor Supplies . 73 llel •' Tailtea Faadc Fuel for g. nools 300 cfttal Bl and B IM Pay tit Teacnera 7314(» loans. Interest and insurance 30 Total Poor Relief Funi !’• Pay of Sub. Teacher. 3»« School leansfer. 1200 T "‘* l For K *" rru School Transfers s*oo Janitor Service 400 Total Tuition Fund (X3OO Transportation ot Children (o*3 ESTIMATE UP FINDS TU BE HAIBED Fanda Hegalred For Eapenoee Spe-lai R- >»• r August 1. present year. Io December 31, of Township School Tuilcon atl-.n >l«lb ensuing year > Fund Fund 1- und ► und r'c 1. Toial Budget Estimate for Imomlng Year tl«io 1*243 |s3Oo (J'-" •' 3. Necasaary Expenditures to be made from Appropriations Vaexpeudsd July 31. of present year SJO 33u0 3330 3. Additional Appiopilatlone to ba made August 1, tv December 33, ot present year 240 4. Outstanding Temporary Loans to be paid before December 31, of present year, not Included In Lilies 3 or 1 ( Total Funds Required (Add Lines 1,2, 3 and 4).„ 22*0 U>»s 1*530 reads (Is Haas Aed Ta Be It ere tv rd Froac Saarees I)4he. 3 baa "I he Prspeaed Hate Us Tas Levy (. Actual Balance, July 31. present year —• 1053 S3o*> 30'* 7. Taxes to be Collected, present year tDeeem- , bar Settlement) * 7o ° 3,00 I. Mlscelteneoue Revenue, other ttxii from Tax Levy, to be reewived from August 1 M present year to December 31, nt ensuing yeai. (Hee schedule in Truetee's Offlcw) (al Hpec-lal Tages (Bee Hcheduleal . 4b) All Other Revenue (Are tkliedUles) ,<S " » Total Funds (Add Lines 0,7, >a and Sb) - 3 " 10. Net Amount to be ral*ed for expenses to De- "" «x.» cember 31. of ensuing year ... .... .... 11. Operating Balance (Not la excess of Hspense "" *'* T **'■* Janusry .1, to Jun* 30. Less Mlacellsneous Revenue for same Period) ... .... 12. Amount to be raised by Tax Levy , 'jp; M7i j e ; M PHOPOOED IVIIVx Nbt Valuation of Taxable Property „ e> ... ... Nunvber ot Taxable Polls 1 x FINIMI - on Amount Property Dr l-sis* Township "7 ~7 I Smclal ■.•h0.,1 4i tSNm> — " — . Rec-reatlon Z" Z'““ *2 Total ... i;"—" I'OMPAKATnE UTATHMBNT OF TAXRO 4 4ILLECTEU AND TO BE COLLBCTEII M, »" Collected Collected CoUected title Bim »ni* »!{S Hpeelal Actwol t 7I » 70.4 4i23 1 .* Total . . .. ...~ »*33 111115 Taxpayer* appearing shall have a right to be heard tbereon. After the tax •*<••» have i- ’ mined, and preeanted tn the county Auditor not later *h»n iwo days prior to the second Monday ' .‘r-.gai ber, and the levy fixed by the Cteunty Tan Adjust me”' Board, or on their failure so to do by «»• , Auditor .ten or more persons feeing themselves eg-grieved by such levies, may appeal to tbr >» » or Ta* t emmlssloners for further and final hearing thereon by filing a petition with th* ‘-““"’J, a* on c>r before the Fourth Monday of September or on M before the tenth day after publication by • ;a| ty Auditor of Ta* Hate* charged, whichever date la later, and the Ft ate Board will fls a date so s • in this county. , Dated July ?s. 1»4» Chao. A. Fuhrman, Trustee Preble T v AUO. 3-—lO # 1 A J ..... , t I'V 1 r . ZA« A MAtrgaOS a-w.**teb» --ST 1 ru. • ■ JrtrAx

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