Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 189, Decatur, Adams County, 12 August 1949 — Page 7

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K|ey And Widow | dedicate Field ■ L r s Hadley Tg Aid K Paducah Airport I|, IU K auk 12 — (UP) — K . AI ben " Barkleys ~ i'.t.lu ih. Ky . are going good look at a lovely weekend but the imhasn’t ruffled the |V f \i r s. Carleton 8. Had K all. . ?,7-vear old mother |V . ||ier<. I* going to help ite and rename the

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TOUWMHII* r<<HM NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES . , . »,, r .nr'ihi I* irf» >•* * by Monroe Adam* < «»itity. hth matter of determining IM ™ f *« for ' er? ,|n p ,rp •♦" 4 l«< fore th- Townahlp 4dvi»>r> Bo.ir-I AJ.iriH County. Indiana, that th' proper J ! ‘" I. hereby giv h ?J a%P ,* nfV/euu th. 3<Uh day of Annual. I9I». will • * of aaM muni- ipallty. at the If regular meeting W-r the following budget T ( l M lox I <»H H»« X’Htfa Mb t H .d. f Truatee 11. ' 0 t’ffi’v Jj 'l." a ' lot.xl T<>«n>h'p Fund 11.311 ' , ""‘.AI , r ~.| l.lbroe, Fandi • 11 r< 3< »’•“ ••»*'* ~ ' ... I-. . k I *«■/ Traveling r. vp. . ;•<>■»« Car* "< ' • ■'•••-*•’ ' K<*TIM«TK OF ToWXMlll' II MM T" I" HtIXEII *• Heqsireg f nr KxpenM a »»»"•< •• prearnt >ear i vii.j '' *** Tl “h»r gist ut efceuiag years «■>•>«■ J al Budget Kxthnate for lie ■•:».»« >-<r « »>ary expenditure* to be mad<- from app • o, unexpended July •I’ l 'f I” -12 ■ d<j Find* Kw|iiir'ot (Add Liih •• **• «■ Hang and <o He Heeelved Iron. Xoarrea "Than the Proponed Hate of Tax l »>» . A'tual Balan* e, July 31. prevent year J*»ex to be Collected, preaent year <l<e-ern-r «■,«» *<tlement» . •' 1710 T«t»| Fundx (Add Line* 4, .. k > a>"l ,l ” Atnount to i.e ralaed for expenae* to l , «e , r 31. of enauing year . 'horatma Balance <Not In exoeaa of f.xpen1. to June 30, Izaa Mia-ellaneou* Revenue j) fto tor aame I'eriodf 3313 * " “ft to be raised by Tax Levy . ' 'aluation of Taxable Property |S.SS".J«» Levy#* Levy on Amount U» Vt>x Polla Property Be Kaiaed 04 13330 Mb . .01 *35 .0? 13133 Tt»TAL TUB IM» TO BK tOI.I.WtTKO U.M-mTin: BTATIIWIITT «r " To R. CelWled Con*< t*r IM4 |»« L M " . t I 3T»« » n ” •x»hip |(oa7 !••>' f*a«t • ..I 5 . . iitri Im3 « SM » '••tioZ ■ ■- i«i»» t»««" * been determln»M*^X* r * “’•’•earina rhall «•»*•• '^ to ' r ' < not'lat'v tha» *•" 4,^^ l |’^re , 'X V. d"*’ Auditor’ h. bteaenfed to th« County Auditor •«» la’" 2^,rd. or on their rai>ur * Boar|| of Tjl]| **% I- ‘ ,Or gIM Fourth Monday of beptember «r on o|H , #s TriM tH e( Moaroe To-nabip KtlW,”"

Paducah airport In his honor on Sunday. But If the vi.it has any. thing to do with rumors ot imminent marriage, Mr., Hadley isn’t haying. Mra. Hadley ha. been saying "No Comment' about Barkley since meeting him at a party in Wash ington a couple months ago. Friends of Mrs. Hadley said she s still a "working girl”—a secretary al the Wabash railroad office.— and shows up for work '••ch morning at 9 a in. sharp However gracefully Mrs. Hadley .has handled a difficult situation, : her older daughter, Anne, 17, is | thrilled by It all." .1 Anne was in California when she read the headlines about her j mother and the vicepresident. She i sat down and wrote; "Whatever have you been up to now? I’m coming home so I can take care of you." Anne, Incidentially, is making the Trip to Paducah with her mother in Barkley’s plane .Janie, ! 14, named after Mrs. Hadley, is staying home. Mrs. Hadley was Ixirn Jane Rucker In Keytesville, Mo., the daughter of a lawyer, Roy Rucker, and granddaughter of a congressman. Her mother. F.stle Rucker, took her three children with her . While She studied music In Europe Jane studied music and languages in Paris, Rome and Switzerland. ; She speaks fluent French and - Italian. j When Jane returned from Europe I she enrolled at Washington Unii versify. She studied there only a year before she married Hadley, a young lawyer just out of school, at the age of 19. When Hadley died of a heart attack at the age of 42 he was general counsel for the Wabash. Mrs. Hadley took a job as a secretary at Washington University. Imter she moved to the Wabash railroad as private secretary to general counsel Joseph A. McCiain, Jr. Early this summer Mrs, Hadley went to Washington to spend her vacation with the Clark Cliffords. Barklev met his "lovely, charming lady" there for the first time. Mrs. Hadley's husband was a Republican, as were members of her own family. .Mrs. Hadley's friends say she worked at Wendell Willkie’s head , quarters here in 1940. Tiny say

Carry Arms Program Fight Into House Opponents To Drop Committee Fight Washington. Aug. 12—(UP)— Leaders in the house fight to reduce the administration's 11,460,OtJO.OOO foreign military aid program gave up today in their effort to get the house foreign affairs committee to approve a cut. Reps. James P. Richard, I), 8. C . and John M. Vorys, R., <>., decided to wait until the bill reaches the house floor, probably next week Committee chairman John Kee, I’-, W. Va., said the group had agreed to take a final vote on the bill Monday. The committee already has rejected a proposal by Richards to halve the military aid for the Atlantic pact nations. Vorys. who had planned to offer another proposal for cutting the money, told reporters after the morning committee session that he had decided to withhold his recorn tnendation He said he and other committee members who favor a cut will renew their fight on the house floor. The committee approved a proposal by Rep. Jacob K. Javits, R., N. Y„ designed to strengthen the legislation's provisions for a unified command In the north Atlantic area. The Javits plan calls for furnishing of military assistance to Atlantic pact nations that havr "unified direction and effort.” The committee also okayed a proposal offered jointly by Reps. Helm Gahagan Douglas. I), Cai ; Walter II Judd, R„ Minn.; John Davis l»dge. R . Conn . and Vorys It "reaffirms the policy of the I’nited States to seek aggreemeiits to provide the United Nations with armed forces as contemplated in the charter and agreemmts to achieve universal control of weapons of mass destruction and uni versa! regulation and reduction of armaments . .

Hungry Bears Are Invading Duluth Duluth, .Minn, Auk. 12 — (I’Pt Hungry bear* are invading DuHuth daily because <d a shortage of ; lierries In the surrounding woods, ! police uid today. H At leant seven bears have been killed or found dead In and near the city, officers said. ' One cub was found starved 4° i death in the basement of a stllaiir- [ ban home. It had entered through ba coal chute and died before the i residents found it. I —— Argentine Foreign Minister Resigns i Buenos Aires. Argentina, Aug .12 ' I Cl*) Argentine foreign minis i ter .luan At Bratnuglia has present- [ ed his resignation to Pnsident Juan 1 D. I’eron. it was reported today. I It was understood that Bramuglia ' was strongly opposed to the policies i followed by Dr. Jeronimo Remorino. ' trgentine amtaassador to the L'tiiti ed States. ! These reports said I’eron sup- ' ported Hemorino's policies in Washi inston. Bramuglia's resignation was, J handed in after a stormy confer i cnee with I’eron Thursday morning. I that one morning, after learning her milkman was a Democrat, she left a note for him in an empty bottle. It said simply: •No Willkie, No Milkie."

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Withhold Payment Os Khan's Insurance Paris, Aug 12—(UP)— Lloyds of London said today the Aga Khan won't get a penny from the |785,000 worth of jewels stolen from him until insurance detectives finish their Investigation of the robbery. John P. V. Buellens. Paris representative of the famous Imndon firm, said if the Jewels were found after the insurance had been paid they would automatically "become the property of Lloyds." Tavern Owner Free Under $1,500 Bail Pleads Innocent To Shooting Bartender Marlon. Ind., Aug. 12—(UP) — Newton Jones, tavern owner here who admitted shooting one ot his bartenders, was free on 11,600 bail today after pleading innocent to a charge of assault and battery with intent to commit a felony. The wounded man. James E Israel. 38. was hospitalized and in only "fair" condition. He was operated on and given five blood transfusions after the shooting Israel was shot with a .38 caliber revolver late Tuesday night as he fought with Dillard Jones, brother of the bar owner. Shortly after the shooting. Jones said he fired one shot at Israel when he saw the brawl, but he later said he fired only after he himself had been knocked down. The fight originally started as a fracas between two waitresses, Nancy Dalton and Mildred Welch Listed as state witnesses were Dillard Jones and both waitresses The tavern still was dosed by order of the sheriff and Iota) police Edward (' Hays, attorney representing the d<fendant. said he has been advised that Jones will sell the tavern. Charlemagne, first of the Holy Roman rmperors. so priz> <1 his leather-soled shoes that he slept with them under his pillow to prevent their !>• ing stolen The cashew nut. popular in this country, is the fruit of the poisonous cashew tree of Brazil and Central America. The toxic ingredient in the nut is removed by roasting.

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Hay Fever Sufferers Dreading August 15 Ragweed Is Worst Offender In U. S. Columbus. ().. Aug. 12. (UP) An estimated 30(1,000 hay fever stiff erers in the I’nited States today were preparing for the big blow. Come Aug. 15 and a nose-blowing chorus will w hip out handkerchiefs, especially in the belt from Kansas to Ohio where ragweed pollen is heavily concentrated From then until the first frost, they will be sneezing at irregular but persistent Intervals. Dr. Jonathan Forman, president of the American College of All -rg ists, estimated here that about !O pen-ent of the population has a pr» • disposition for allergies. Roughly two or three percent are hay fever victims, lie said. Ragweed is the worst offender. It reaches the pollination stage about Aug. 15. Rut certain trees, gras -s ami weeds also scatter sneeze o-o-during pollen. Dr. Forman said. The allergy specialist said the in fortunate victim can do thr--<-things about the hay fever problem: 1 Grin and bear it. 2. Take a long vacation in the mountains where ragweed pollen can’t get to you. Not just any mountains. but certain areas free of poll on such as the mountains in the northern part of Michigan. .’!. Take a yi-ar-arouml series of pollen shots aimed at buildin - up resistance. Taken over a period of time, these shots afford a hi.-h percentage of permanent relief u> hay fever victims. 'Nose filters bring relief in som<cases," he said, "if you can keep your mouth shut.” Ot tier wise ticpollen goes straight to your In: - and may help start a cold Celebrate Feast Os Assumption Monday The feast of the A— umption will be celebrated next Monday in St Mary's Catholic church. It is a holy day of obligation and masses will be said at 5:30, 7 and 9 o'clot k. Tourists are li t«d as ||so.mH>. i t'tt annual "industry" in Tennessee by the state's planning com mission.

Money Pledged For Rutledge Appeal Kt. Louis, Aug 12— (UP) — More than 125 persons pledged money today to finance an appeal to the fowa supreme court for Dr Rob ert C Rutledge, who was sentenc . d to 7') years In prison for slaying his wife’s alleged seducer. Charles E Morgan. St. Louis, aid a meeting would be held in the First Christian Fundamental church tonight to organize a drive for money to pay for Rutledge’s appeal. Rutledge, a St. Louis baby doctor. was convicted in lowa of killing Byron C. Hattman. also St Ixuls, in a Cedar Rapids hotel room. Hoosier Guardsmen End Camp Saturday Camp Atterbury, Ind . Aug. 12. (UP) More than 6.000 Indiana National Guardsmen prepared today to move back to civilian life as Ohio’s National Guard started moving in for its summer maneuv era. The 15-day Hoosier encampment winds up today and the 38th infantry divisions 125 units will break camp officially Saturday. The Vanguard of Ohio's guardsmen already was here on the sprawling camp grounds getting ready for the second camp period. In four of the last six years, potato production in the United States has exceeded 400,000,00<t bushels.

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n--M w n.. 0 or * i,,, , NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES c™,la ►“•> * « »•*>. ’ Noll r !■ hereby given file taxpayers <.f Kt Mry< township Adams <’.,tinta 1 Ils,. tegsl offleers of said municipality, at their regular meeting ~i.,.. ~, <, . -a consider the following budget: " r August I•! • will TOWNMIII* 111 II<.I7T< l.tssiria tn<a% imassMs I'ssSs Inter*-I . |«O« I. It. , , a !, -an Tt U. | ;.-,<K.(a Tot.il Hood Fuml f:; . Clerk Hit. 7! * i.'.' ~ , , It -I ■r.ay.-laiaa: ISp !.<•<••> Tot al Llbraa y I uml | ‘ ”ftl . - I'r.f.tmg *’ ind \«!\• rs .-1 f» 34 301100 Impair of Mini !* • “f A I I.M'-rv Board irr of Gr-iiul iJinnMi i . <. f’.H. «<f fViiiri. r.. s 175 0" E* p• ir <>f Equlpins nt, « *:< tpt If' < M ‘ •<- 220 00 * I I Bn -- - » p I a..tail '! ’•! T-«r-Mp Find >l.h .. . S l•! Kur- ; I nr. .. r I Equip leiHh... Fund: n. Ht .v. pt S IB,— ‘‘ ’ < , - < T- tai Tuition Futial I Janitors' Mu|>|alles .T • , , , ruMh ft ■■ I ■ • If h Mils J ’ ■ ' a;»TIW«TK OF ri MIS TO HI-; It MIIKII ria«d> llmulred for Kspeaaea m,,. lt | A agu-t I. present )• ar, to December 31. of ensuing >or T wnshlp M, Ttltl n Ti nt Lia.-srv 1 Total It a.lic* t Entrnatr for In<omlta< Year /isj? |3to.'' a n'* . 1 .• .X. ,s ar> Ev|„ rid f or. • to be made from Ap| I>r atlons l'n> i|>m>l*'<l July 'll, ~f present year p ■ im,; 3 A blaltoii U Appropriation, to be made Aag a«l 1, t.. l>rw.rnt.e: 31, of present year Ipon ||n>, I. outstanding Temporary le>an< to be paid before • • I'e. ember 31. of present year, not |n> I add In * Lines : air 3 ■ i !■ I I:.- 1 11 -. I ia I t 1.l- - : ; . 1 > . < i Fuhi.'s On llnnal tnd To He Ke.-elted I rum Soureea Other than the l , r<.n<>ae,| Hate Os Tas l.e»y «. A tual Balan e, July 31. present va7 i is., «o be Colle, ted, pre-ent >< «r < lember Mettiomentt >‘<l tl3i Si,l ns? am * M ••Ilan, -us Iten-nue, other ’h an fr on Tas I*v>, t . 1., re elvel from August I ,f p-eeent >• ar to laea-ewaber 31. of ensuing >»ar , ISee »«ha«lide tn Trustee's Office! , . <<» ftp. In! Tases <Aer Ab4q!,.| -,5, 3I*S7 <l.l All rather Ovenue fk-hegialeel t«:t J T.tat Funds < Add IJne« s 7, «nd St.a I 31 t»"3l tlo 10 X.-t A mount to t.e ral* d for espensea to December "1. of .ns itng year 1753 2370 1 to 11 '•t.eraflna Hstanre <Not In e« ess of F«p»n « Janiary 1. to .t ine 30 Less Wts, etlarie .'is H ve n-ae for same P-rtoda wm 7.00 p,,, 13 Amount to be raised by Tax l.»vy »1s«» | 71 • 1337 s fit rnoFosKit 1 »:«ii ■<• Net Valuation of Tasehte Property >1.7 ■ . N ambe: of TaaaMe Polls Rat* on Amo mt to ST Ml* Proper’» B« Raised Toorn hip , || , Wper-lal »e hoo| hj t’V’is Toftinn || TO'.’ Library nt |«o B-n.l .... 11 337» Total fl It 53531 S CnMI’gHVTIVK STSTF.SfS.M «>F TVIF * < IH.I-SUT Sill AM> To BS7 < <ll IKt TFI» To Ho '!»• <’ ,n». t.d C die ts-l CoßeetWd Cotto, t-d ISIS IS«7 IM< IM-. Town bap ) ta’.o f fast , tst I f |<3» ■dm-tat Jt-hoM llTts MSSi !St«7 ••• t To tt> n 377* < 3«3 13M3 tost* f.'brary 3"S Jtw t«< B.nd t?7S :<»« 331» 3»M It, , root |.,n ” : Total fl»»3l »32f«S 13107 S »2d«3' T»'pavers appearing shall have a right to b- h ard thsra-m After the fat >*■••• bars been de'erml-ed ant f. -.-erited <■ the co intv auditor not later than •<••• days prior to tie ae-nnd Monday In Hop e msec at d the low fls»d by the eouwty taa afjun’n»-nt board, ’f "o thetr failure «o to d«x births • jnty auditor, ’eg m-’O taspavers reeling themaelvea tggrteved by 0 J *• l»vf. s m»a appeal to the fete l. -a-d of tag com . i.Ho-mrs for further and final hearing tbareoa b» ftiinw of petition with ths eaunty auditor or before the fourth M«nday nf Uep’SHtber or -m nr before tin- tenth dev sf'»r P’D’H s:Ion by the '■cunt* autf 0! -f ta« -*••» charged wlaa Uwer dais as laur and ths atata hoard • ill fa* a date for hearing in tht_' ■ unty. r at 1 August 14 U 4» B P Jo*a»on. Irwttea of »' Mani Twp. AtGtrr It—l 9

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passengers moved out rapidly once the emergency door was open ” The passengers included 17 from New York City who transferred to I the Convair at Boston and four I whose flight originated at Boston. The other three were airline em- ! ployes. All had to jump two feet I to escape from the stricken craft.