Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 180, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1951 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY. DEMOCRAT* | Published Every Evening Except Sunday By}-. | THE DECATUR 6EMOO&AT OO w INC. j Baured at the Decatur, lad., Poet Office aa Second Clßss Mattei Dick D. Heller - - , ■ _ PreTfdenT A. R. Holthouso——. . Editor L H. HeUer Vice-Preildenfc C. B. Holtbouae ......... Treasure* • . •übaernrtlon Rate*: i* ( By Mall In Adama and Adjoining Counties: One Rear, 111 llx montha, |I.H; I mouths, $1.76, * Lj ’ By Mell, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, . 17.00: | month#, $3.71; 3 months. |t,oo. 4 ? By Oarrier, 25 cents per we<A Single copies, Ic< uts. |

L II la better to have tailed than L never to have trie# V \ I -- _y _ <>_____ fx Shop in the largest county l ? seat town Luder 10.000 population northeastern Indiana. The military leaders in Korea in about the same kind of a as fbe congressional I in Washington. o o Saturdays edition of this ne»> tipper will be circulated to more IO.OVO homes in the local ‘grading area, providing a medium To reach every family that shopk 4 Decatur. For complete coverof the local market, there is for newspaper cirMRdkMB. ' *% "* * 1 w —r° o army says there Is no”subfor the name soldier, expjKtuing there is no higher tribute fwj» man. The dictionary defines r "°® e *ho fights for a <t endures hardships." Also. ApjALk-d. experienced or valor--warrior.” A soldier is all thwe.Jkal affectionately those be*C'*T military ranks will mf*t men as GA’s, to which Lrffler will not take exception, o——o boston speech. Gen. Mac A 4 time in stressing s country would not be in* *E»'UyßuAlx Few American! *«*■•?? ths* contrary. The drop, jr A bomb on thia count try iaiftt be done without troop wtsvasMr and the results could be uWatroua. MacArthur or no A-mvrflfaß for that matter, can that Russia will not at* *«*> ’•! country from the air. If HfaHnJß~Tdcs_io have war. ---p ■ - Q Tw *'4z mure towering silos will I ’instructed at the Central * /foya < Vmpany site, giving that largest soybean storage caJfity of any plant in the CountrySp'hcr vast construction • projvctsjire underway there and - wil| bs-ttlrried through to com- ’ plcfivn year, or in 1952. The pouting M"concrete for the silos nnext Monday and more than esr.elgui.dred persons will be < mploycdflgu the undertaking. A visitor. amwua< hing the city from ' the MorriJHuay think that the in-. dusts ill shqqfcl be called Selo City.ft l -.<■* lE-—o o » The -Iraßic destruction caused '"w "1 Kansas. Misjtoujp amuMis-dssippi rivers has 1* ft 1 s hopieless. The ■

Cause df Suicide Lie Deep In Basi< Personality

By Herman N. Bpndesen, M. D. Suicide Sinks high among the cwuimw Wrath, claiming’ more 4 t*ea thstt jif five moat common of tbc <uti*iLious diseases. The shady attaching to auiride about a mlsittub r- ♦ (.cndurs''.<■ Its causes since, tn often the 4>w to the family, it is < Hyp d<f* n to such things as . abWt fiuanA. or grief at the. Im J b>»*<i ye. Thews things mn/ IndrriKtgri We stage for suicbl”. but u»*sih'yl) log cmim-s lie ftr - * ; u< lure o( ’ • a lM»r«*liaiy|t»e|f. * The ' ludhSuul who takes h*t _ |«.S<ti a normal person and hla.,sJUl<«-> Is not Ml isolated . * pl,. Jmtyhe clhuuk of a long < lit I'l llLl with hla a, , • n»- hXaSib’ Impulses which, nffltheir brlginal cause, /Innllv nrs idtind bark v. ard upon himself, i, I’ 4 . i OUI W\ psychiatrists; It h fwmaJM'? tu. reyxiilzo potential sul«idea by, the ornt>toms they show * Chief among Mhr’«• is depression of mind amfl spirit, particularly dangerous in Beople belonging to V* io ty J>Sj> o£ year age' group. VL d pepsynlis depressed. addE KoniK. fa< toTWMvay point to in- < reasea'-daujteMQf suicide. Among tdase are lum‘v weight, sleepless t.efs. lark of mfitentratlon. mem.cry difficultv.iLuilt feelings and feelings fa. Aire. Patients who

1 saving* of > lifvtii t hu|« been wiped out tor thoui Beds er fa mllies, and the hea <» <>£ their countrymen go out*to t|rm as i they survey the jlfltis t| their homes. Sympathy ■MA £nough. These people need* the helping band which Americas have so frequently people at home and abroad ifttime their need. The job of cluing soy these people has naturail* fallen to the Red Cross .and thicF'orgaif xation ' is doing great seolce in ‘relieving the misery of tie victims. In I this county w# ar« asked jto do- 1 nate |6OO to aid the flood Suffer- I ers and that t a i small amount to contribute from h rlcn and blessed cpmnnnity. < —- 4 I jfc ■ ’ | ■ Jm, ■ ■ | ‘ A National link:— ’ Eighty-two yeartKMgo the golden spike which signet d completion of the first transAntinenta| railroad was drivrokh) Promontory : Point, Utah. Thiy occasioq was celebrated wi4eljf <hr<>ugii< dt the country, for il .*as gergerally realized that fam cheap Vans- I portation now lin&trhc Ea|t and S West and made i|'l the territory | from the Atlantia to the Hacific 1 in truth one cou«*y.. ' j This fall wilt JPihe Ea| and ! the West coasts Aikr d by wt another chain of Mcvmmunl|ation. completion dtf Work jon a < >Axial cable relay system is rxiM(«rti, for cAst to- { coast trsastnhsigri of television programs, televl»|>n is largely rt*sard'cf*«s an entertainment median, ifc cun fun< Bon us an educational 4nd Infortnalive ' source as well. Klreat distances | have disappearea when me| three thousand mllesfinway cars have not only the but the Picture of what is hapßning whll p it -Is j taking place, g This connectMn may ne er be ' marked as dramatically fin the' I " progress of AhJ rica as com- ! pletion of the? transcontinental railroad. But it does brine home | the realization * hat the wfrld is j getting sma lie? hnd that Leans and are no |ong€7 boundaries of ability to I communicate r eely. If can | learn to use t£ p newly acquired i skill to jQomri inicate w *ty our fellow man tofflbetter understand him we may I someday a period of last; ig peace sweh as men dreamed f long befoge the ideas of the rd [road or television were conceive! . -1 I

see elated ma; he going through a stage prt eediti - Tsually, a I person confemplating suicide IpJ a great de® of denendance on i uhdrs, drinlgi Uy. or shows] an excessfvd desire lor sjnokhx* <| drugs, WoArn are more pwne tcM'-oinmlt suicide during the. timejhonstruationl Many peraoW with suicifal tendi itUei* atpeiu n to satisfy tie urge , h; seeking- op rations. | it is liMßph* ujt in all c>|es susfMitcd of- MJ Emulating Lulcide, that the path it be rxatnlied by v a puychiariat or one ♦ru&it-d in I the treutiiHmt Us the nw-liLliy 111 •| as mh>u as >4 -.synipibmh show themselves. Il way, Mi«quu|e mental tn-utir mt may i>i» ihgtititt* i<i and. many ail rides inu| be •• folded. ' ' I Question and An«w«|« i 0, n.{ F<> wfyit diseases Is rtreptomyi lit lloes tlMs drtrg i sometimes ca 4e Jia but os <w other • i <>mplications , ' Apjwrr; s «w|pmycin ■ used in the Ircatn of cgrTaid infer- • lons, such ai 1 nbarculoaia.ltulare* | mla. Friedlan pnrumoraa, und J whooping cqu b. Insofar as | know <Tnrg-<toei n<T cause diabetes.. A ctnditidu known as iaiwrinthilis, in which there may b* dizziI cess and ios •cd hearing, tis the < nly compile; tian of which! I am i sware that u develop frtyn the Hrs® of this ati it S' 1 I r ’ ■■ - I ‘

>- 1 S ! I ; 0 I 20 YEARS AGO I TODAY O'-' 1 ni Aug. 1— The statb tax board apt j.rovea. pei'soual property yaluat,ons -for Adams county while In- < reuses are ordered In 17 rountJes. hr. Hurt Mangold reelected preyi''ent of imcatur school hom'd, Mrs t nrrle Hau hold secretary and M, ilower, treasurer, The fair board ls x mailing 2,300 premium lists to fartiwa and oth «la. » Itohurt Unties of Foi\ Wayne, who was sub contractor tor lh« construction of the office building until recently',. Is charged with Issuing fraudulent < hocks. -a M Students are arriving/for the Keppert auction summer school which opens Monday. Wheat went down to 48 cents in Chicago today.

o 0 I Modern Etiquette I By ROBERTA LEE 0 — c Q. How w-ould a personal letter of invitation to a home christening be worded? A. “Dear Mrs. Smith: The baby is to be christened here at pome uext Sunday at half-past three, and we hope you and Mr. Smith — and the children if they care to — will come. Affectionately, Ruth Jones.’’ Q. How should'a fruit seed, or a small piece of bone, be taken from the mouth while at the table? A. Between the thumb an<! forefinger. Never with the napkin, or by pushing it out into a spoon. Q. When a bride has no family, rear relatives or guardian, who •Uould. pay her part of the wvddlng expenses? / ' \ A. In this case the bride should meet these expenses

INSERVICE Pvt. Monte G. Marbach, who recently gnllntod in the army, hits I beuh transferred from’ Ft. Sherl|<»an. 111., ami now haa the following address: Pvt. Monte G. Mar bat h IL A. 16385625, II lltry,, Jilst F. A. Bn., lout Abn. Dlv„ Camp l*re< kenrldge, Ky. | 'There are more than 800 types and grades of geew-. <_

CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN VIC AND TEX were silent for 'awhile after Tonto’s explanation of how Ruby might have killed Rick. At last Vic sighed deeply. "Sounds reasonable and adds up. But why ?” "I den’t know—yet," Tonto said wearily. \ "But, Tonto.” Tex said, “how about the time Bart was missing from the Golden and Ad Gilpin covered up for him?” *1 figure Ruby go’ so scared after she’ killed Rick that she blamed near lost her head. She needed help and she needed it fast. Naturally, she’d go to the gent who was loco-jealous in love with her. She had double-crossed Bart, but. she could trust him and she knew it. He’d do-anything for her. She went to the Golden and probably got ahold of Bart without being seen by anyone else. She told him what had happened, probably lied a little while she was at it.”_ "Then Bart slipped up here and made sure there was nothing to ’brand Ruby with the killing,” Tex said swiftly. “That’s about it. Bart took the whispers and pie talk, glad to protect Ruby and sure that now he needn’t worry about losing her again. She owed too much tb him, and he knew too much. Bart didn’t care what terms brought Ruby to him.” Tonto sighed, "I don’t blame him none, either. I’ve seen few like her." t “Yeah," Tex breathed and fell back. “I don’t eee why she killed Rick," Vic insisted stubbornly. “J reckon we’ll know soon," s Tonto answered. "1 saw the whole setup just all of a sudden while Bradley was talking. 1 knew about Bart’s threats but, until then, I’d , never put them whprs they ba- - longed. It came to mo back there in the olhce and thru everything fell tn line. It explains why Gilpin killed Old Baldy, The old man-saw Ruliy do the killing, not Bnrt. It ho talked, Gilpin's hold on Bart Was gone. Bo Baldy was killed." "I ley I” Ti-x up. ’Tlicri we ain’t after Bnrt Overby at all I" "Not for a murder charge. He was an aceeMocy, 1 reckon. It’s Ruby who'll face a• judge." 1 • “This ain’t gonna be nice," Vic growled and rode on. in a deep silence. • J ’. They came to- the fodc in the road and followed it-to’the deep cut. There was no fight to mark the shack and the surrounding trees were only a dark mass in the night. Vic drew rein and . stared at them and Tonto answered k his unspoken question.

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{Household Scrapbook j i By,ROBERTA LEE • 0 j lodine Stains lodine stains on white linen can be removed with a solution of ami.ionia and water. Soak the mater‘4l in a solution composed of one teaspoon of arhmonia to u pint of Water, the strain will quickly disappear. \ Pleasing Flavor ' A teaspoon of mixed pickle rpices tied in a small bag auc. Htided to the water tn which fish. I am. or tongue is boiled, will add a very pleasing flavor. Silks and Ribbons A tablespoontul of vinegar in the rinse water will brighter the -olors of ribbons and silks wonderfully. tI'POIX | mi;\ r op \> VI<MIXI« VII VI-OH v Xo. nao Xotlrr I* hereby Kivrn. That the li*nlt«i>|giiv<l lihm apptiluteil AdndnlMrauir of the cnov of August •< **!- I- 111 ' '■< -VI.I m>- <'..Hill y. <h . • d The • |« pjrobMlfty/iiolvewt I hrixiort- I', OrHlrkrr, A.iihi oI -1 t.it .>r •-'Wets 1., I.Hirrrr. Attorney .lylv 31. I!<’,|, I - -y. Ai’Hi’KT -K- x Ts» JT >

"There’s only one path into ft. If they’ve not left, we’ve got them kittled.” ' ' ' “Lead the way." # I Tonto cut off the road, Vic and Tex following him. He-circled the big expanse of brush and trees, drifted in closer to find the trail. Only the slight creak of saddle leather and the dull thud of the horses’ hoofs broke the deep silence. Even the wind had died and the shadowy trees did not stir. . At last Tonto saw the darker maw of the opening through the brush and he waited for Vic and Tex to come up to him. Tonto loosened the Colt in his holstejr and headed into the passage, Vic beside him, Tex bringing np the rear. At last the trail opened onto the little clearing. ' Tonto drew rein, touched Vic’s arm and pointed toward the shackj Bulky shadows stirred and Vic had to peer closer to see that two horses waited by the door. Their quarry was Inside the shack and ready for the taking. At that moment the door opened and Vic sucked in his breath. Bart Overby and Ruby stepped out, and they each carried saddle rolls. Ruby waited by the door while Bart strapped on the first toll and then secured Ruby’s to her saddle. "No time to lose," he said "We want to be at the railroad by morning." "Can you ride?" Ruby asked. "Sure. The bandage will hold." "There’s no need to run, Bart. Whatever happened at Bradley’s office doesn’t change things for you and me." "Riley's no fool," Bart snapped. "Gilpin and Bradley have been playing for the Slash S and they've made a slip. Riley still has to find who killed Rick if he wants to keep the ranch—sven with Bradley and Gilpin out of the way. He’ll find out. By then we'll be gone." She said nothing more but swung Into the saddle, Bart picked up the dragging reins and threw them over the horse’s head, reaching up one long arm for the can Ur. Tonto nudged Vic and palmed his gun Into his hand. U "Stand where you are," Vic sang out. "Don’t move.” a Ruby twisted around In the saddle and Bart froze, chin lifting over his shoulder. Vic and Tonto stepped Into the clearing and instantly Bart's eyes centered on them. Ruby remained as still as a statue. “You’re both under arrest,” Vic called. “What do you want Ruby for?” Bart demanded. \

Arrest Youths For Reckless Driving j One Youth Arrested Second Time In Day City police made two arrests Tuesday, of youths who were rqc f ing their vehicles “and trying, to Outrun the police."’ One of the youths was then later! arrested by sheYiff Bob Shraluka after\he had failed to negotiate a curve. > It just wasn't Jack Mprepce’s The 19-year-old youth, whe lives a| 81)9 North .Twelfth street was arrested about a niile northeast of the 4itX*M'hvn he and Paul Taylor. 17. of Monroeville, started to race, at the. Second and Monro* street iatessection. \ ’ They sped eastward out of town with the city police pulrtiLcar in hot pursuit. Later,s when arrested tji» ,v said they w ere attempting to ’"'i inn’' th® Dolle® < .it , Both W‘i> for r<-< kless driving. . Mon nee was arrested Inter In H -A. by sheilff Shr.iluko and clteil for lhe same charge, Th<

"For the murder of Rick Staples,” Tonto snapped. Ruby’s gasp sounded loud In the night. She slid out of the saddle. One moment she had loomed high and the next she was simply not t there at alt Bart wheeled, crouching low so that he was a part of the bulk of the horse. "Shoot-out!” Tonto hissed and faded to one side. A gun blasted and the bullet sang close, a little to one side. Tonto saw the lance of flame and knew that' Bart Overby had not flred that shot, ft was Ruby. Then .Eart’s gun came into play, flame 'lancing toward the lawmen. Tonto held his fire. He couldn’t shoot at Ruby, murderess or not He tried to work himself to a position where he could take- Bart out of -the game without harm to the horses. They snorted. One/of them wheeled and raced directly toward the trail entrance. Tonto saw Bart clearly limned against the lighter gray of the shack and he snapped a shot at the man. • He missed, but must have come close. Bart wheeled, «ent two slugs burning toward him. But Tonto had moved to one side. He heard Vic plunging off to the right and he wondered where'Tex was. Bart scuttled toward the house and then Vic’s Colt thundered. Bart stumbled, caught himself.' Ruby came racing out of the shadows from the corner of the shack. Tonto could have easily lined his sight on her, but he didn’t Something stopped him. She reached Bart, and bent over him. "Better surrender peaceful,” Vic called. "You cain*t get away." Ruby jerked around and her gmi backed. Vic threshed and Cursed, fty>m the sopnd of it hot badly hurt. | . ii, Bart straightened and came toward Ui« lawmen m a stumbling run. His gun tonc«i flame. Ito had brushed Ruby axidy but aha recovered her balance anil came run* nlug oitor him. Toijto held hto Are but Vic and Tex seemed to think thvro was nothing left but to stop Bart and deal with the girl afterward. \ ' Tonto moved to intercept Bart, and the gambler swung half around to face him, j gun slashing down. Tonto snapped a shot fromhOi hip that caught Bart in the shoulder, spinning the man to one side. Ruby reached him and threw herself on Bart, forcing him back. Vic and Tex both fired, their bullets converging. Tonto winced as though he himself had received the Slugs. * (To Be

'Lillie Blue Books' Publisher Drowned E. Haldeman-Julius Is Drowned At Hdme Girard, Kan., Aug. I—(UP)—< Emanuel Iluldtinun jullus, fumed "Hulu blue boohs’’ kubliMher recently convicted of Incijmu tux exudon, drowned accidentally In the swimming pool of hl» i|alutlal home, u < oioimr .ruled today, ‘l’he body of Hie jtlS year-old pub* Ihhrr, Had in swimming trunk*, was dhbmvWtid lUt night by his wife, Hue, In the pool of ihelr large country home on lite ouinklrtn us tiliaid Firemen summoned to the Bcenu worked for an hour trying to revive him but were. utiHueeeßßful. His wife said she saw him about an. hour before she discovered the body. He told her then he planned to take a swim,'she said.' Crawford'county coroner Dr. W, G. Rinehart performed an autopsy and ruled that death was accidental. -—-“1 have ordered no inquest and none is contemplated, Rinehart said. Sheriff Elmer Kpeebone said there Was no evidence -of- suicide. The a’utopsy substantiated his opinion. \ However, Kneebone said the swimming pool ajppeayed to have been filled recently and the water was cold, indicating that Halde-man-Julius might have been seized w ith a cramp., Haldeman-Julius gained prominence ’as the first publisher- tv print books for mass dferculation. The 'Tittle bide books” were read by millions .4nd became an, internationally known household word. . . For the most part they were classics on which the copyright expired. \ ■’ • j , , Their five-cent price "hnd hu£e newspaper advertising campaigns '• skyrocketed,sales after the books were Introduced in- the early L92p s. The price w%s raised to a lime duiing World More recently, < yaldeman-Julius f was troubled by Income tax diffit cutties ‘which dhndged last April in his epnvietion on,-two counts of income! tax evasion. \ - \ He was ->-n:<.myct to six months in prison and timd 112,500 for ) porting uh income pf|onty~>l7,two in ‘ I!HS and 1947 /h®n.| his actual in ■otm- was shown dinting hie 'second trial to bo i»4,001>. He was tree oij appeal bond Ulld cohtinmd to head his HaldemanJtilius publishing company here although curly last spring he «v---vertlMd the firm for sale for $1,000,01)0.

youth failed toynakt; the turn at the Dent school house. ;His ear w<’Ut .between two telepftont\poks, snapped off a guy Wires went in and out of a ditch aiid -about 50: feet into a' field. Neither Morence or passenger, Jim Haciman, was injured; the estimated damage to the car was SIOO. ' Taylor and Morenice are to appear in justice ofj the peace court later today, the latter to answer both charges of reckless driving. The British navy's fiFst warship was the Great Harry?*' built in 15O9 ’;Fj\ J’ '

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Adminixtrator Appointed Theodore Gralikej- was anbointed administrator of tlib August Peek estate after the 'Gladys Peck, filed her administratrix. In Graiiker’s appliest*6n for letters of hdministratioh, it was noted that thp estate has a robable personal of $6,500 and real estate valtied at s2o,(}o<J and Gladys and Frederick Peck the = ole heirs. Bond for $13,000 apj roved. Marriage License Herman Landis, route”' 1, Mon toe, and Mary Anna Baumgartner. Monroe. Seeing Double Detroit (UP)-*—Rush-hour moJynTsts see doubld at one busy De-

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rrewrltedbySMtgSwrd.,, AveounU, ippU,., j... . Notice To Taxpayers Os Tax Levies [b. *cX‘K rx/r Before the .Board of Town Trustees. ■- Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Mbnroe Adinis C.00.r,. ' « aiia_. that the proper legal officers of said munieipaliu- itt’udr t "J 1 tet-:° n the f Hh day _° f Auguat... wil ' J , „ , BUDGET CLASSIFICATIONS FOR TOWNS 'I I General Fund: i 4 Materials 1 Services Personal 41 Ruilding 11 Salary of Trustees 12.1)0 42 St Aliev Til nd Lu. ■■ 12 Salary, Clerk-Treasurer 24.00 43 Op»r MaUrhls TVh Lo 13 Salary, Town Marshal „ 120.00 5 Curbent Charts' ‘ ” ’ ' 5 j / H 0 1 “ SW, IM.« £• '/• ? 5u »», ritXlT'’'" 1 ■ 1 ;18 Other Compensation) 120.00 73 land I ann rm 2 Services. Contra. tual TOTAL • 7E.Xlht M, Fl'\d' i-rt ”JI 21 Communea. aiid Traps. .. 30.00- Street Fund: ) . ‘ 22. Meat, Lit, Tow. and wa. 30.00 1 Services TrLiiVd23 Print, and Adv. ..4J JOO.OO ( ] i sal St Co nmfs- ’ S/X- soppui L „■ A.«OAb, December 31»t of IneoniinK Year* £ 1. Total Budget Estimate for iheomlßg v-ar ■ A|<c»-. r' ,! -dt Necessary expenditures to bd"matft from nt.-irooriaX . ’ 1tions unexpended July 31st Os present Veps* \ lop’v'v -,<■>-1 B.’ Additional appropriations ne<ess.,rv to be m ~l\> ’ ‘"c r l93 **-* August Ist to Oee.tmber 3,lst' of present year ' 4. Outstanding temporary loans t>> he paid ibefpre i>eC‘ 3lst of present year not in< )u<ie.i in 1n,,.. 2 ~r •; ’ fl. Total Funds Inquired (Add tines 1,2, 3 and 0 IhiTimo i-.,« •> > Funds On llnnd Anil To Be IteeeHed Fro.n "S 3:08.34 Nourcea Other Than I’roponed Tn* l.e*> i„ H Actual Balance, July 31st of pusent "ear* “ Hart 7. Taxes to be collected, present year (l>ecetn|»er - ' > settl. no nt > .....1 7t - o-t Bj. Mtscelhmeous Revenue to he te, cited Aug. Ist of "" ’ Q \ present year t.. Dec 31st of year tSche'lule •<>t» tile In jifflce of Tiewn Clerk-Tt'eas.' < 11, Special Tiives (wee Schedule) ' '- v . , ' < I' Fees nnd ull other I'ovenuo (se,- Si'liedujui ’ ft. Total Funds (Add lines, tl, T- in and Mo , ’itf*t-,p J Ih-NETAMOI’Mr TO BE RAISED Fnn EXPANSES ?(> - DEC. 31st OF IXC'tMIXG V-ILMI cbilu-et »!,>« 0 . from ll,tie fl) , a 1 . .. .., 11, <)p«T«tliig Buliim-O (not In of eAp. nsp Jan. Ut to rlfliie 30, Ire s oM'l. e Bo.Vuhu,) f,,r (ta uie iliS i>.d > i tOiiCn . 42, AMt.CXT TO HI? RAISED BV TAX LEVY Udi . ' X fi"' 111 ■ v ■ 1 Fiiorb-i D Liaji> Net Titxiiblo I’rttperly , , - • it,, ia Ntitnitwr iihKxable i'lMlb | , ) , , W Poll,, J-liq.nty, I I, 1t,,,..,,! '",'s/1, „ — * Mtoht, ■! } » Itfltc, »lHa 1" I \ l . 11.01 • ■ 0,., . , , :| o (eMNwratto* t MMemeiil of Tmavm I und Th |)e I nlh eo d „ ' . '■ Cullecbd c.:/. \..| , ; L'tilV'ded X’l I Fi|fid ■ nil? I'., a 11.71, thnrrsl , > kOliti 00 , tju *?., ,11.0, 30 ki'iyai'I'.TM. IJ'HIU.OO ". I‘ 3ii |tllß3 12 iTttxpicers itppostlhic 'hull hovn. x tllThf to be honr.l i‘h.> 7 Albr iht> laX levlhs have hrmi dot. rm I tel, and pr« o Med to th.* c lu ,, !v a.ill to* not later than two .lay spt b.r to tin- .#Monday n, S>-• i .o. . ~,a . thf> levy fixed by the County Tux’. A.tn. it Br.ii.rd, or 11, 1f ,.-If so i<._<loHiv tile Counts- Auditor,, ten ..r morn -iflsoarcH’s f,-. 'uh- 1 ill. ~, -Wives aggrieved l.y such levies, ,may app. ib4tt the Lti.t- BoudF.# Tax * ( oinmtsslowrs for further and final'Jieating ther.-on, by filltig. of p. iD tIOn with the County. Auditor On orfi|>Frt>i\r the fourtl. Mofrd >• dr’' teiriber or on or before the tenth day after publication br the Countv Auditor of tax rates charged, witichrver dee is later,l and the stataboftAd wli.l fix a date far hearing in thTk eountv. Hotner Wlnferegg.. it , Arthur Ruiiriebush. j Geor<» W, f’raniMf r -I Dated this 17th day of. July, 1951.' ' \ Triwteea 7 JULY2S—AUGUST 1

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