Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1952 — Page 6

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<7 i • J ‘ ’ * *< [ , ' . 1 ■ I I ; I ; I ,;i ■”[ The members of the 1951 Legislature had an opportunity to be informed about these problems.! Some of : these Commissions and Committees have reported findings from time to tim6. Many non-government groups are also assisting. n • \ t I know you are interested in taxation, state and county highways, government reorganization, education, safety regulations, highway safety laws, and civil defense among other problems. * My experience during the 1951 Session of the Legislature acquainted me of these problems and will greatly assist me in helping secure good legislation for you during the Session of the Legislature if lam re-nominated and elected. y > *• i . ■ ■ \ ‘ \ ' I shall earnestly support legislation seeking to accomplish the GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST NUMBER of the people ojf this Legislative District as well as for the State of Indiana. - Sincerely yours, G. Remy Bierly. * Pol Adv. ■I. i •

; I : y I ' :! : ■ ' \ ■ ' . I . J' •- ■ b| 11 To the Voters of Adams and Wells Counties \ I < I ’r I ; L ’ The 1951 Legislature discussed many problems of vital concern to the people of this legislative district and of the state of Indiana. Many of these problems were postponed until the 1953 Session for study and. to bring.the matters before the people and interested groups. In order to arrive at a more business approach of these problems seven Commissions and six Committees were appointed and set up to investigate certain problems and then report their findings to the 1953 Legislature. - Chief among these were: |. 1 " Tax Study Commission, State Government Study Commission, State School Study Commission, Constitution Commission, Welfare Investigation Committee, State Highway! Committee, Education of Handicapped Children Committee, and Motor Vehicle Registration Committee.

License Branch Will Close Saturday Noon The . Decatur’ auto license branch in the Heiman building will be closed at noons Saturday, Mrs. Dale Death, branch Imanager, announced today. Mr®. Death will a conference of branch managers at Indianapolis Saturday afternoon. I -- r. i,- ---y-r ■ rir . -r-> . I ■;■' I There have been 26 bank failures in Canada since Confederation.

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Anthrax Believed I Now Under Control State Credits Ban On Imported Meal Indianapolis, Apr. 4 — (UP) — Indiana authorities i credited a state ban on the importation of uninspected foreign bone meal today with providing a “solution” to an outbreak-of anthrax in farm animals and said they beliieved the disease was under controh Dr. Leslie M. Hutchings, head of Purdue University’s ceterinary science department, told of the apparent success of the ban late yes- 1 terday at a conference in Cover-* nor Schricker’s . ofliice between state officials and rendering plant representatives. , Hutchings said that Mnce 10 das ago, when the state livestock sanitary board adopted the ban, Indiana has had only one new positive case of anthrax.: Ai the same time, he said, the disease spread to 10 new Ohio which have no such order. The rendering owners, anxious to resume business, were told the emergency restrictions would be lifted if, the plants take safeguards to insure & “safe” product. ■ State Rep. Ketaneth F. Blackwell (R-Franklin) asked Governor. Schricker If he would appropriate money from the! state’s contingent fund to help finance the livestock sanitary board’s rendering plant inspection program. “If the board will approach me on some of its need!s. maybe we can work that out,” Schricker said. “I would be glad to lend a sympathetic ear.” ; Rep. Harold P. rteavilon (RFrankfort) said rbndOrers were interested in suggesitbns for reprocessing the feed without destroying its value. He said they were anxious to cooperatie and would comply with regulations. Tests of from animals in other counties are being made today to trhce and eliminate the disease from Indiana. Death of a hog in Montgomery county from anthrax ' to 17 the number of counties with positive or suspected cases. -*T- " . Indianapolis Woman Is Burned To Death 4pril : 4 —(UP)— Mrs. Myrtle Conrad, 36. Indianapolis, died of burns early! today when a fire broke out In her bedroom in a rooming house near the center of the city. Cause qf the blaze was not determined. COMMUNICATIONS (Continued From Page OnN tion or by seizing the mills, a move vigorously opposed by the industry. On the communications front, A. T. Jones, international vice-presi-dent of the CWA, said his union ctiold not make a dollar-and-cents demand until current steel negotiations were completed. Officials of the Bell Telephone system have denounced the unions for failing to present “concrete demands.” But Jones said the Bell workers want, t\ h ® “maximum allowable" the final WSB formula to rmoe out of the steel talks. The f.reakoff of steel | negotiations thereby indirectly cancelled out hopes fqr settling the CWA dispute. . . ! ,| j ■ w . - Trade In a Good Town —Decatur

ComnilKMlouer'M Clalmx ,n be Allowed Anril 7 Cittien’s Telephone Co 90.10 Decatur Light & Water Dept. 298.45 Haywood Publishing Co 559.43 E. F. Jaberg, elk. oper 1.00 Commercial Print Shop, do .... 5.35 Jf. Falkner A Son, do 47.50 M. Falkner & Son, aud. oper. 25.00 international Car. & Rib., do 26.27 C6m. Print Shop, trea. oper. 2.55 The Decatur Democrat Co., do 30.25 H.‘ Falkner A Son, rec. oper. 100.00 Haywood Pub. co., do 10,00 Burroughs Add. Mach. Co., do 5.35 ft. W. SnralukS, sh'f. meals ... 138.95 R. W. Shraluka. shf. mil, 175.00 Rlti W. Shraluka,: ct. ord. mil. 57.20 R,, W. Shraluka, tran. pris. 16.95 B£ W. Shraluka, shf. tran. pat. 14.40 Dr Shraluka, shf. spec. dep. 5.00 g| Shraluka, xhf. spec. dep. 5.00 file Death, do >IO.OO S4D. Myres Sad. Co., shf. oper 6.35 Hflthouse Drug, do I 2.40 ■ ISmgrgentqr Radio Sere., db .... 30.20 Binuer Garage, do 8.75 H. ■ •Moellering, sur. mil 47.76 'H. JMbellering, sur. oper. .... 5.00 J. Mcßride, stake A rod ... 46.00 Arnold Lumber Co., do 5.00 Anios -ft. Schwartz, do 16.00 Arthur Mayier, tile dr. 10.00 jtaj-vln Redding, do 12.00 Eeiis Stump, do 5.00 Klriier C. Beer, do EeWistbwn Pipe Co.; do . ..I. Adolph Marbach, do The Krick Tyndall, do ...j... Lri Baker A SChultz, sur. oper. 2 tpitiConstJCo. Inc., do ......j... 15. Walter Peck, do ....... 1.45 Portable Welding A Sup., do 108.68 Beavers Oil Serv., do 65.31 G. B. t'ustgrd, seh. supt. mil 15.96 <l. Tl. Custard, schl oper. [...15.03 Commercial Print Shop, do . 8.89 M. M. Foley, att. off. mil 41.76 L.£• Archbold, co. agt. sal 83.33 A. ? K. Williams, Home agt. .... 83.33 S. -McCullough, Co agt. sec. . 50.00 A. K. Williams, home agt. mH 36.42 A. !K. Williams, home agt op 47.49 b. E. Archbold, co agt mil .... 49.98 f B. E. Archbold, co agt H. F. JCwlyk, M.D., health off! 77.00 S. If. Schurger, pros oper 24.92 H. A. Friend A Co., do 4 7.65 ,M. Striker, assessor elk 21.00 Si. Striker, re assessment .... 92.00 The Deca. Dem. Co., assess, op 23.55 Bobbs-Merrill, clr ct oper ;.... 125.00 West publ C0.,-do , 46.00 Callaghan A Co., do . .. 12.00 'The Lawyers Co-Op, do .. ... 22.50 T.ne American Law Bobk, do 46.00 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., do ... 23.00 Citizens Telephone Co., do .. 16.55 Commercial Print Shop, do 2.70 C. H. Siuselman, pro off mil 8.75 J. Bixler, et house jan 232.10 H. Gallogly, ct. house matron 65.00 b E. Ehinger, ct. house oper 11.00 aker A Schu|tz, do .>.... 80.85 Sutton Jewelry Store, do ... .... 15.00 Beavers Oil Servl. do .[.....■ .56 ilabegger Hdw. Co., do .. 20.65 The V S. Chem Co., do 12.41 Lawrence Von Gunten, do . 35.00 Dolores Shraluka, Jail matron 75.00 ; Kraft Market, jail oper 2.25 Kprte Paper Co., do 20.36 Fred Cblchin, do 11.25 Krick's Weld, shop., do ..,i 204.37 J I. Holcomb Mfg.. do 85,40 ScJjafer’s, do ;.... 5.50 Morris 5 A 10, do 12 80 Baker Plbg A Htg., do 52.32 Northern Ind. Pub. Serv., do 10.82 Fosnaugh, cd home supt. 166.66 Jieissie Fosnaugh. co ho mat 75.00 Grdver Kelley, co home att. 50.00 Tom Allen, do 16.00 JokepMne Brandyberry, do 100.00 Oe|e Hendricks, do 100.00 Cora McFarland, do 25.00 Rejp. Ord Gehmaji, min 4.00< Edgar P. Schmidt, min 4.00 Dr! J; M. Burk, physician 84.50 H’ V- DeVor. co home oper 2.00 Stwu’arts Biakery, do ,j.d„ 177.76 y.(L. Francisco A Asscia do 105.00 The Dri-Gas Corp., do . 35.50 Scßafer Store, do ; 5.37 Decatur Super Serv..‘ do ...., 21.50 Hinnmond Bros. Mkt., do 63.57 Sngth Drug Store, do 1.58 Arthur Lengerich, do 24.40 The f'.S. Chem. Co., do 43.92 Ind. State Industries, do 38.94 Spiegels .Market, do .......J 41.70 Bekvers Oil Serv., do 101.26 Stiefel Grain Co., do . 160.-35 AtAo Electric Garage, do ...... 7.00 AieshbergCr Bro St Corp, do 13.91 WHI Winnett, assessing 100.00 C.«E. -Marshand, as mil A sal 258.00 Al.-;Darwachter, assessing sal 208.00 Chas. Robenold, do 208.00 GC. Reinkihg, do 160.00 Mdry Stults, do 208.00 Nathan Sprunger, do 208.0 Q Ed : Aumann, tru mil to meet 9.80 N. Sprunger, assess mil to me 8.i»o August Selking, do *. 10.88 Nojah Neuehsch wander, do .. 12.32 L. (A. Mann, do [..... 12.80 Clyde Nihiser, do ........1 12.56 Otto Hoffman, comm. sal. 93.66 Lewis Worthmah, do 93.66 J.C. AugsbUrger, do 93.66 Ed A. Boss 4, co, atty 75.00 Tlfe Deca. Demo., legal ad 39.01 Berne Witness, do ; 46.42 Leip Hardware, co. bridge [>.... 18 25 Jim Cochran, off. bond 1..... 1.00 Scnug Neuensch.wander, co in 144.00 U. Remy Bierly; do !...[ 63.84 Fred W- Corah,- do 63.90 Decatur Ins. Agency, do 196A»0 G.jD. Mospr Agency, do 53.25 Tinkham Ink Ag<i?y, do 161.30 Decatur Ins. Agency, do ;..... 105.60 Pfennig Ins. Agency, do 160.38 Sajn Nussbaum, do 63.47 Schug Neuenschwander, do .. 112.67 Gitlig A Doan, sold feur 100.00 Robert Long, farm inist ....i 100.00 Arthur Landis, red fox <= 5.00 Epner Rich, do L...L, 15.00 Gerhard Zeick, do 5.00 Elmer Dubach, do i. 5.00 Irene Byron Sanatorium 332.50 Dr. R; E. Allison, T.B> .testing 70 Charles V, Mcßride, tax ref ’ A( C. Herren, for shf 1...., 's .J ■< Highway Frank Singleton,, supt. 25> Philip Strahm, asst. Supt 216.0 , Tbm Johnston, do ...[.;, 219.60 Epner Beer, do LI ,L... 216.00 Afgthan Meshberger, do . ..... 216.00 Harry Kershner, diesel 232,80 Virgil Draper, do 183.00 Hoy Heller, dp! 216.00 liawrence Koenig, Truck 205.20 Harold Burger, do 227.70 Burl Fuhrman, do 217.35 Don Harvey, do 227.70 ( Jack Andrews, do ..J....; J 227.70 Eli Hershey, do 212.75 Roger Steiner, do 217.35 Arnold Weidler, do .., 196.65 Menno Sprunger, do 196.65 Chester Shoaf, do 207.00 Vai Schnepp. do 207.00 Christ Zurcher, single hand 198.00 Christ Miller, do ....] 198.00 Joel Augsburger; do i 198.00 Joe Spangler, do 198.0 Q GL Cottrell, watchman ....[ 2.00 A. M. ‘Hoffman, Custodian 139.80 T> Heuer, single hand 50.00 Citizens Telephon,e Jhlgh. eper 12.25 Decatur Light A Power, do 20.92 Decatur Light A Power, do 17.42 Gays Mobile Service, do 15.00 Qecatur Auto Supply, do 127.68 Korte Bros., do 874.49 MacAßister Machinery Co., do 57.03 Rrant Motors Inc., do 7.80 Paul Allspaw, do 2.85 Indiana Equip Co., do 28.42 Ipollenkopf A Eiting, Inc., do 133.68 Winteregg Rad. Shop, do 5.00 Butlers Garage, do 13.16 Klenk’s, do 13.85 Sinclair Ref. Co., doi..— 846.00 Beavers Oil Serv., dd 14.06 Pearl Oil-Co.fdo 104.70 Motor Fuel Tax Division, do 28.00 Riehle Tractor A Imp. Co., do 11.20 Petrie Oil Co., do 513.72 Lima General Tire Co., do 473.58 Meshberger Br St Co, mat 11732.72 Yost Ora. & Ready-Mix, do 2750.16 Krick-Tyndall Co., do 21.57 Morton Salt Co., do 187.00 Indiana State Industries, do 6.24 J. W. Karch St, Co,, do 1363.66 Schug-Neuenschwander, ins 1324.08 Decatur Ins. Agency, do 73.69 Fred W. Corah, do 4.08 Q. C. Moser Agency, do 3.40 Tinkham Ins. Agency, do 10.30 Pfennig Ins. Agency, do f 10.62 Sam Nussbaum, do 4.05 G. Remy Bierly, do 4.08 Staap On Tools Corp, high op 11.70 Ft. Wayne Pipe A Sup., do 11.40 Korte Paper Co., do 24.06 J.I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., do .... 12.00 Habegger Hardware 'Co., do * 7.06 MacAßister Mach. Co., do 13,394.00 Welfare Dept. B Nelson, welfare oper. ...... 15.00 •M. J. Hazelwood, traveling 1 .... 17.92 Mabel Marshall, do 12.81 Veronica Linn, do 14.07 Heedhan’s Ty. Ins. Co., fur fix 49.75

Citizen’s Tel. Co., oper 11.55 Lawrence Smith, ditch imp. 46( 00 Homer Miller, do v ... KW.OO Frank NuSsbaum, do 51.06 C.R. Williams, dq 64.00 Walter H. Gilllort, do 6|.00 Robert ■ Butler, do 1.75 Severn Schurger, do 411.32 Long Bros.. (Io 640.50 Krick Welding Shop, do 41.75 Meshberger Bros St Corp, do 21.99 Leland Smith ins. Agency, do 21.00 Board of Commissioners, Adams County. * Certified before me this 4th day of April. 1952. \ 'lhurinnn I. Drew, Auditor Adams County Ind. APRIL 4 (H(JLD) - . Report Eisenhower To Return May 15 \ Reported Drafting Resignation Letter P.cfs. Apr. 4 —(UP)-—Sources 1 to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenported today that he was , his letter of resignation as allied supreme commander. t Eisenhower is also making plans to leave for the United States shortly after May 15 to become an active candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, the informants said. It was added that Eisenhower plans to send his letter of resignation to Washington soon, possibly next week, and that it is likely to go to both secretary of defense Robert A. Lovett and President Truman. '< The letter of resignation, and Eistenhwoer’s plans to go home, were discussed today in a four hour apd 15 minute meeting between him and senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., (R-Mass.j, his campaign manager, at allied supreme headquarters at nearby Rocquencourt. Asked about the report that the letter of resignation is being drafted and that Eisenhower plans to go home about mid-May, Lodge refused to comment. He said, however, that Eisento aid in drafting the letter as has hower had not called him to Paris been reported in the United States. “His return is not a question of nersonal expediency,” Lodge said. He noted that on his arrival yesterday he said that Eisenhower could win the nomination without going home to campaign. , But Eisenhower has made it clear that he does not believe he !»• Indispensable in his job how tha-t allied strength is growing. Kansas was part of tne Louisiana Purchase.

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was contuiued at S2OO. .I; ” Principal Attends Annual Conference Hugh J. Andrews, principal of ;the piecalur high school, is in Chicago ntt4id‘ng the annual meeting of the central association of colleges „ and secondary schools, of which I the Decatur school is a member J !