Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 30 April 1954 — Page 8

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Missionary To Speak Here Next Wednesday Francis Sauer, Presbyterian mis- ! sionary on furlough from India, will speak at the men’s club meetIng at the First Presbyterian church here Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Sauer is an engineer in charge of building and construction work at the Uni/ed Christian school, Jullundur. India. Thia school- is the union of several smaller, separate schools and has for its stated purpose, “to give Christian training for the whole of life.’’ The curriculum is designed to traih^village Young people to meet successfully the problems of rural life and equip them for leadership and service in their own communX x ■ •» * •

To Close Jefferson Club Charter Monday The charter for the newly organized Jefferson club will be closed Monday, Gerald "Doc” Vizard. club president, announced today. The Jeffersonians will gather in the private dining room of Jhe Preble restaurajtf Monday evening for a 6:30 dinner and social session. More than 40 persons have already signed the charter and Vizard said that opportunity to enroll as one of the original members of ! the club woilld> be extended to Monday. Officers* of the Jefferson club were elected recently and plans are being made by the leaders to take an active part in next fall’s election. A* i •' NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate Nte -HH» In the Adam. Circuit Court of Adams county, Indiana. Notice is hereby given Chat Herman J, KnMpke was on the 29th day ot April, .1954, appointed: Administrator of the estate of Mary Mers-man, deceased All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must tile the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice -or said claims will be- forever barsed. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 29 day of April, 1954 KitWAIU) F. JABJ-JllG, Clerk of She Adams CirvMlt Court for Adams County-, Indiana. SEVHRIN H. eiTIUIMMSJR, Attorney 4/30 5/7—14 NOTICE TO TAXPAVERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Adamis Central School Corpbrivtion, Adams County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said inuncfpality at their regular meetirrg place at H:OO o’clock P.M. on May 11, 1954. will consider the following additional appropriations whh-h said officers consider necessary to mfet the <x.tr4M>din>ry emergetu'y eWtlnfc m this time. I-s,New BhiWJngs-riclivol’ Furniture. >6,100.ee. A portion of the above amount to lhe appropriated from the unexpended balance in the Ciwnulative Building Fund. Taxpayers appearing nt such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automat4eaHy referred to the State Board of Tax commissioners, which Board will hold a further hya-ring within fifteen days at ithe County (Auditor's office' of Adams County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any ot such additional appropriations may be heard and Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. WILLIAM LINN See’y. of Board ' 4/30 S/7 ir you nave something to sell or •ooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. I WE HAVE. I I Kodak Color Film | FOR AND MINIATURE CAMERAS (tollhouse Drug Co.

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26 Reports Held Up By Craig's Orders Irregularities In State Are Withheld INDIANAPOLIS VP — Twentysix reports or irregularities discovered by state accountants checking the books of Indiana governmental units are being held up because of Governor Craig's executive order banning their publication during the May 4 primary cam- : palgn. Robert R. Wickersham, chief examiner for the Indiana state board of accounts, said today three of them involve state agencies and 23 involve irregularities in 10 | counties. Wickersham would not name the > counties. He said Marion county was not among them. Craig issued an order several I weeks ago that hereafter the board must withhold publication ot all > such -reports. Craig based his or- ; der on a 1917 state law allowing a ! governor to declare moratoriums | of arbitrary length before pri- , maries and elections. Craig said he did it to prevent use of material from the reports for political purposes. Wickersham said the delayed reports cover a five year period from 1948 through 1953. He did not know when the rei ports might be released for publication. One is ready right now. ' Most of the eases have not been in- ' volved in hearings yet aijd therefore would n/it be in press release form at this time. 1 Wickersham said the hearings 1 have been held up because of the ' governor's order. They have not 1 progressed to the stage yet_ where ■ it can be determined how many are involved in criminal liability ! for submission to grand juries and ] how many are of civil nature for s reference to the state attorney ; general, Wickersham said. ! U. S.-CANADIAN < Contlaned From Fsge Dae) --- ea warning system "generally to the north” of Canada’s settled areas. Cole said the new scientific discoveries “promise to revolutionize the science of military defense as much as nuclear bombs have revolutionized offensive warfare.’’ He <ird not go into detail. TOP BUSINESS (Contianed From Page Clem D. Johnston, Roanoke, Va., holds almost identical views with Bowditch, except he believes lhe upswing already is underway. POPE ISSUES (Coatinurd From Pace One) been' tested by so many centuries of experience,” the summary said. 4. Parents and educators should avoid the error that chastity is an inferior state. They should teach the young that they fulfill a “precise wish of God” when they take up the ecclesiastical life. 1 i Democrat W?nt Ads Bring Results

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