Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 186, Decatur, Adams County, 8 August 1951 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1951

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Wells County 4 H Fair August 14-16 The Wells county 4-H fair wIU J>e held August 14 to 16 at the couth edge of Bluffton in Wells county’s new permanent 4-H park The saddle club will have a horse show and special entertainment end the Farm Buread will have exhibits. There will be a with rides and attractions by the Great Lakes shows.

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LaFontaine Woman Killed In Accident Huntington, Ind., Aug. B.—(UP) —Mrs. Maggie. Cramer, 84', La Fontaine, died in Huntington county hospital yesterday shortly after an auto driven by her daughter * went out of control near Banquor iand overturned. Mrs. Huth Endicott, 57, the ti'lver, and her daughter, June, 37 were hurt. The accident apparently was caused by a faulty gas feed line, state police said. Indianapolis Man Killed By Police Indianapolis, Aug. B.—(UP) — Billie Thompson, 24, was shot and killed today by police who said he tried to run whence was arrested for .speeding. ,/ v L ■!'.'■ Patrolmen Gene Snellenberger and Charles Jones said they arlestedt Thompson after an 80 mile an hour chase. Tita officers said they fired when Thompson broke away and ran down an alley. Two of six shots fired hit Thompson. Thompson’s 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, said their son misplaced his driver’s license iccently and later received a traffic sticker for making a wron\ turn. Hd was afraid to go to police to pay a* fine and apparently-tried to flee police because of the lost license and the unpaid fine, the parents said A Runs In Family Humboldt, Kan. (UP) —These is little doubt about it, the Webers i like the Riebles. \ When Eleanor 1 Weber was married tp Edward M. 1 Riebel it marker'the fourth wedding of a Webber daughter to a Riebel son.

Prescribed by State Board of Accounts Library Budget Form No. 3 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In lhe matter of determining the' tax ;rates for ceHajn purposes by the library .board of D-eeatur, Adarhs County, Indiana.'Before the Library Board. ' ' \\ I Notice Is hefeby given \the taxpayers of Decatur*, Adams County Indiana, that the (proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the 27th day of Augtist, 1951, will consider the following budget: •/. | HIIMiBT CLASSIFICATION 1. Services I’ersonal . ... . - . ' ...'....$ v 2. Services Contractual ... . i...\,..... i..A 1,7X5.00 ' & : Supplies ..„. M ...i 960.0<T 4. Material , 5. Current Charges ... 650.00 Library improvement Reserve Fund ....*» 4,446.00 ®. Current Obligations ... A /D- Properties . 3,600.00 J ft. Debt Payment ....„,.....J.. » I , ’T'bal E’-Hmate L $16,041.00 (Complete detail of budget estimate may be seen lu office of Library.) ' estimate: of library fvmd tv be raised Fun da Required For Kfipenoe* To ■ Library Drvrmhrr 31s* or Incoming Yrnrt 'Fund 1. Total Budget Estimate for Incoming vear sl6 04100 2. Necessary expenditures to be trade from appropriations unexpended July 31st of present year 5 404 00 ,3. Addition Appropriations ne< essary toe he mane’ "Loama ’ Ist to De< ember 31st of present yeat . 4. (Outstanding temporary loans to be paid I. fore De.-e’m-her 31st of present year—not in<lu<!<d in tides 2 or 5 1 ’ 5. Total Funds iN-iuired tAdd lines 1,2, 3 ami 4» . 21 445 fid Finnic on Hnnd mid To Be Hnrhfd From " Sources Other Tbiiu I* reposed Tas l.tVri \ 6. Actual fialati.v.e. July 31st <>t pirsent year ’ 6 .V’!t 00 7. Taxes to be collected, present year (l'»eeemb< r settlement) 4,800 00 8. Mlm Revenue to b<- received August Ist of present year to iMo-embcr Mbit of incoming \. ar (Sehed ule on file In office of Library Board): a. Hpe ial Tiaixt (sec Schedule) batik tax 336 00 h. FeVs and) all o.her fr.eime (see Sehcuuiet 1 •;'t'{ no -9. Total FundH I Add lines 6. 7, 8a and 8b) \ 12'78x011 10. NET AMOUNT 'Pi BE’ RAINED FOR EXPENSE TO l>F- . CEMBER 31sl OF I\( 'OMIX-1 I’EAR (Ixl.u I ne 9 froTn 11 tn .o , ■ 8,657 00 11. Operating B,a|ane.c‘(Xi>t in excess of expense January Ist to .lune 3 : », (ess .V! is ei la neons Re-venae for ante period) 7 316 00 12. AMOUNT TO BE RaHeD BY ,TAX LEVY |(.Vdd lines 10 ■'and \11) ; . 16,oo::.oo I’HOPOMJ) LELIES ’ Net Taxable Property Decatur |I $9 651074 Xet Taxable Property '.Vashifigton Tow nship ° 2 002 330 Number of Taxable Polla ... .J ’ ’ v’tijp Name of Fund Levy on Levy on Amount to Library • Polls Property be raised Decatur ..., $ .14 $13,469.50 Washington Township . .07 2.0114 63 Comparative Stuteme-ut of Taxes Collected and to be Collected To Be Collected Collected Collected Collected FUND 11’4 8 1949 1950 1951 Library $7,811.24 $8,310.49 $9,397.67 $9,877.14 Taxpayers appearing ohall have a right to lie heard thereon.. After the tax levies h'ave been determined^and presented to the County Auditor? hot later than two days prior to the second Monday In September, aii/i Vthe levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure sO to do, !by the County Auditor, ten or more taxpayers fueling themselves aggrieved by Such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tak -Commissioners flor further and final hearing thereon, by filing of petition w’lth the Auditor’on or before the fourth Monday of September or On or betore the tenth day after publii atibn by atidifor of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, and thw state board will fix a date for hearing in this county. ” N A. BIXLER, President ■ JUSTINE EVERHART. Secretary ELOISE LEWTON ANDREWS, treasurer LOWELL J. SMITH. ALMA J. BRAYTON, \ - | MARY M WILLARD. ./JV • ■ ,A \ RAYMOND B. KOHNE, \ . \ Board of Tfnsteea. ( Decatur Public Library Dated tfiis 6th day of August, 1951. _V . AUGUST S—ls I ■ d ■ ■ . •: ' 7 i

Gas Heater Blast | Fatal To Farmer ■ A \ ■ i Frankfort, Ind., Aug. B.—(UP)-* harry Unroe, 28, died of burns in a hospital here yesterday where lis wife and their newborn sou were patients. Unroe and his mother, Mrs. Nellie Uqroe, .73, were hurt Mon day when a gas water heater exploded In. their farm home near here. They were rushed to the (linton county hospital where Unroe’s wife, Esther, 'gave birth to their first son Sunday. The elder Mrs. Unrpe was retorted in fair condition with burns and a fractured shoulder. ' - \ Halt Attempts To Ride Over Falls \ Toronto, Ont., Aug. B.—(UP)--Canadian police had orders todav io arrest anyone who tries to go over Niagara Falls for attempted ruicide. > Ontario Premier Leslie Frost : eaterday banned further '.y dkre-deVils to make the 160 foot drop as a result of Sunday’s fatal try by t William (Red) HiL iJ. Hill tried' to make the drop in a barrel made of trqck tire tubes lashed together with canvas web bing. .7\ - | He also threatened to arrest any persons I helping the daredevils. J HEART ABACK OR INDIGESTION? THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks are lust acid indigestion. When it .strikes,, take Bell-ana tablets. They contain the fastest-acting medicines known to doctors for the relief or heartburn, gaa and similar distress. 2&d.

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New Delay Won By i D.C. Stephenson Another Delay ln\ Extradition Fight • St. Paul, Minn., Aug. B—(UpB—(Up) — Illness of an assistant attorney general and refusal to pay legal fees today gave former Indiana Ku Klux Klan leader D. C. Stephenson another delay in his extradition fight. had until yesterday to reply to a request by Minnesota and Indiana officials that the Minnesota supreme court dismis4 his appeal from a court order permitting him to be extradited to Indiana. \i He was ordered extradited by the Hennepin county district court last December following his arrest in Minneapolis in November on parole violation charges. Further action now has been moved back to Auf:. 17, Indiana authorities charged Stephenson violated his parole from a life I4rm for the second-de-gree murder of Madge Oberholtzcr, an Indianapolis statehouse worker, in 1925. Indiana officials said he left Illinois for Minnesota without permission. \ ' - Through his Minneapolis attorney, Frank J? Warner, Stephensbn answered the request for dismissal of his appeal, saying the Illness of i —......i —.....

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assistant attorney general Ralph Stone blocked prompt prosecution of the appeal. t He'valao said refusal of Indiana to pay for transcripts of lower court hearings—needed as evidence by the high court —added to the delay. Warner said chief justice Charles Loring of the Minnesota supreme court had recommended that he and Sfone try to work out details in arranging for a hearing referee. He said they failed to get "some kind of agreement" from Indiana to pay expenses of the appeal. lie said since then Stone has been 111, and that just recently the case was turned over to Lowell J. Grady, another assistant attorney general; Change In Manager At Western Union 3 Announcement was made todav r-U'a change in personnel at the office of the Western Union TelaStaph company in Decatur. Charles M. Reyner, manager of ’the local telegriph office for a war and a half, is transferring to the company’s Benton Harbor, Mich;, office Thursday. “Chuck'’ end his family are moving th's week. i \ \ The Decatur olfice will be mani aged temporarily by Charles De I Berger, relief manager of Rush- ’ vllle. I

Runoff Likely In Mississippi Vole I ' \ 'I Primaries Held In Two Other States . ’ 4 By United Press \ A stern prohibitionist who Wants to see liquor sales banned In legally dry Mississippi and President Truman removed from the-White House "battled two other ardent states’ righters today for runoff places in a seesawing race for the governorship. Dry leader Ross Barnett, former Gov. Hugh White and. Lt. Gov. Sam Lumpkin took turns holding the two top positions during the vote totalling from yesterday’s Mississippi Democratic primary. These three, candidates far outstripped the other live aspirants and made a runoff primary a certainty. But it may take the last few ballots counted to determine which two enter the runoff. Return* from 905 of the state’s 1,767 precincts gave Barnett 28,237 votes to 27,392 for White, 25,487 for Lumpkin, and 23,456 for Paul B. Johnson, Jr. Virginia and Georgia also held statewide elections yesterday but with no important offices at stake. Virginja ’ returns showed Gov. I John Battle's supporters in com-

mand in races to fill 51 seats in the general assembly. Georgia went through the motions of a primary in order to keep three unopposed solicitors-general , in the offices they held by Appointment. Voting was light in both states. The turnout in Georgia was so meager, election costs may run close to >2 for each vote cast H 100th Division In Reunion Sept. 7*9 Veterans of the 100th (Century) .civision will hold their fourtn annual reunion in Philadelphia

PUBLIC SALE THURSDAY, AUG. 9,1951 | Beginning 6130 P. M. [ at the 4-H FAIR GROUHDS at MONROE, IND. 19 HEAD 4-H CALVES Includes: , 2 Hereford*; 3 Angus) 15. Holsteins. Approximately 40 Head Barrowa. \

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September ?-9. Principal guests will be General Wade H. Haislip (retired) vice chief of staff; and Maj. Gen. WitUert A. Burress, present commander of the 7th Corps at Ft. Meade, I Md , and the wartime leader of the 100th from 1942 through the campaigns in France and Germany until the war's’ end in 1945. J Albert U Bisaccia, of Hartford, Conm., is Secretary of the century associatioii. If, You; Have Anything To Sell Try A Democrat .Vant Ad —lt Pays.