Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 142, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1955 — Page 8

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Thanks Extended To 'Civil Defense Head Jack Gordon, Adams county director of civil defense, received a telegram late Thursday afternoon from t'ol. Chester Lichtenberg. Allen county civil defense director, expressing appreciation for coop-

eration test alert Wednesday and Thursday. The telegram read, “Operation alert in Allen county was an outstanding success because of splendid cooperation of thfe support counties (including Adams) and on behalf of the Allen county .population, please accept our deep appreciation tor your part in this successful civil defense test exercise." The test alert in which Adams county participated on a paper basis was a nation wideecivil defense project to determine the strength and weaknesses of the organization throughout the entire country.

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PERON ASSERTS - J (Continued from Page One) were cut yff late Thursday. The government reportedly had imposed censorship on all Incoming and outgoing cable messages. The port of Buenos Aires, across the Rio de la Plata from Monte video, was closed to all shipping. Air traffic to and from the city was suspended. In a radio broadcast to his nation last night. Peron declared: "The fight is now finished. There remain only a few centers of rebellion which will be occupied and those responsible will be handed to justice." t

MINISTERS OF (Continued from Page One) assessment of the reasons behind the new Russian drive to try to reach agreements that fan ease frictions in the cold war. It was learned that the three foreign ministers agreed that the new Soviet diplomatic offensive may be more than mere propaganda device. MARION COUNTY (Continued from Page One) experts representing the U. S. public health service, the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, the American medical association, American public health association. academy of general practice. American academy of pediatrics and the state and terri* officers. Dr. Henry G. Nester, city-county health director for Indianapolis and Marion county, reported today that a second poll of the six-mem-ber polio committee of the Indianapolis medical society upheld its first vote not to give the second 1 shots in the NFIP immunization program unless the vaccine received by June 20. Edgar Britton, sate NFIP representative, said “There's no chance we know about that the vaccine can be obtained by Monday.” A spokesman for Eli Lilly & Company, who supplied the first round shots for Indiana under the NFIP program-, said he could not estimate when additional vaccine might be cleared by the national institutes of health. Dr. Nester explained that while the polio committee realized there might be soirle polio cases prevented by giving the vaccine whenever it becomes available, the group felt that too many cases of polio which did occur would be blamed unfairly on the vaccine. He said some doctors felt there was danger of triggering an attack of polio if the vaccine were given while polio virus were in the body of the patient. BEV MYERS (Continued from Page One) third prize best looking dad, by Nancy Holthouse at Niblick’s. William Hunter, first prize most clever title, by Ronni Glentzer at Gerber’s meat market: Albert Converset, second prize, most clever title, by Alan Converset at Blackwell’s; Andy Cancino, third prize most clever title, by James Cancino at Haugk’s heating and plumbing. Charles Daniels, first prize best photograph, by Joyce Daniels at Miller-Jones shoe store; Jerry Gehrig. second prize best photograph, by Cynthia Gehrig at Hafllch and Morrissey, and Wesley Kallenberger, third prize best photograph, by. Afta nn e . Kallen berger __at Schafer’s. XOTICK TO TAXPAYERS OF ADAMS COUXTY The Board of Review of Adams County lias set and fixed the following dates for hearing objections to valuations of personal property, to~wit: Tuesday, July 5, from 8:30 to H:SO a.m. and from 1:00 to 4:00 P.m. —Unio-n, Root, Preble, Kirkland, Washington and St. Mary's Townships. Wednesday July 6, U 965 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and .from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.—(Blue Creek, Monroe, French, Hartford. Wabash and Jefferson Townships. Thursday July 7, 1955, from 8:30 to 11:30 a m. and from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.—the towns of Berne, Monroe and Geneva. Friday, July 8, ISkaa and Monday, July 11, 1055 from 8:30 to 1.1:30 a.m. and from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.—the City of Decatur. Lt is the duty of any omitted taxpayer to appear before the Board of Review on or before July 15, 1855 for special assessment. Penalty will be waived in such case. THE BOARD OF REVIEW’ Walter Koos Waldo D. Neal Fnank Kitson Catherine Owhenrider Dick Burdg ...’. JUNIE 17—24 Claims to be Allowed by Board of Commissioners June 20, 105 X County Romaine Raudembush Ch Ve 40.00 Myles F. Parrish do 80.00 Lawrence Smith Co ditch al 254.25 Theodore Baker do 187.60 Carl Burkhart do 148.37 Joe Spangler bridge 135.00 Frank Singleton 245 sU.pt.... 130.00 Richard LalFointalne A. supt 148.50 Walter Reppert do 148.50 Albert Beer do 143.00 Hubert Inch clerk 140.00 Chester Shoaf diesel 111.25 lAWrenee Koenig do . 142.50 Virgil Ferry do <136.25 Virgil Draper do .: 147.15 Harold Bu*nger trwk 140.00 Harry Kershner do — 143.75 Don Harvey do w 143.75 Donald Liechty do 143.75 Melvin Bixler do i lift.oo Roger Steiner do 146.25 Arthur Roes tractors 14.1.25 Noah Brunner do 135.00 Christ Meshberger do 135.00 Max Case S. H 132.50 Christ Zureher do 135.00 Joel Augeburger do 135.00 Raymond Kolter do 143.75 Board of Commissioners Certified before me this 17th day of June, 1855. Frank Kitson, auditor. JUN'S 17—34 ,

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Dry, Warm Weather Forecast In State INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — After several weeks of rain and below normal temperatures, the weather bureau now forecasts dry and above normal temperatures for Indiana during the next (five days.' An extended forecast called for temperatures six to 10 degrees above normal highs of 84 degrees north and 88 south and lows of 59 north and 64 south. The forecast further stated it would he warm throughout the period with kittle or no precipitation. J —-■-*i"'—— HEARING IS (Continued from t*ag« One) able that the state board would their original erder and issue another under the new pollution control act passed in 1947. Under the terms of the old act, the state board was obliged to take the mandate to court if necessary. Under the 1947 legislation, the city which is under mandate must initiate court action in Us own defense. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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