Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 11, Decatur, Adams County, 14 January 1957 — Page 8

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Jay Hebert Winner Os Crosby Tourney PEBBLE BEACH. Calif. (UP) - Jay Hebert, a Louisiana Frenchman who licked the Japs at Iwo Jinta but never before could con-, quer the touring golf professionals, headed south of the border today

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADAMS COUNTY Notice Is hereby given tliat ths TAX DUPLICATE for State, County. Townehlpa. Kehoota and Corporation* of AIAAMS COUNTY for the year 1956 taxes payable In ISot are now in the hands of the County Treasurer who will be ready to receive the taxes charged thereon on or after March 1, 1951. The following table shows the rate of Taxation on each 8106.08 worth of Taxable REAL and PERSONAL property, and each POLh In the several units. ' -i. . » D “ e Jan 11 Payable on or after March », 1957. First installment delinquent after first Monday in May. Second Installment delinquent after first Monday in November. WALDO D. NEAL. Treasurer Adams County Indiana STATE OF INDIANA, ADAMS CQUNTY, 8.8. ... » j '' ‘ ' TOWNSHIPS ' CORPORATIONS , ADAMS COVNTY * *-M• E N $ j i | . g ] j j S IU, um “' B 2 S 3 I 5 £ tt fa r I is < 4 a • s PAYABLE IN 1937 J X «! £ E C X © h * £ < g g § H B''• 1’ * e_ u. , x n x x a. s e u X X b a a B MX 1 j Teacher's Retirement I .OTOOj ,0700| ,0700| .07001 ,0700| .0700| ,07C'O| STATE t I State School Tuition [ ,0700| ,Q7oo| ,0700| .0700| ,0700| .0700| ,0700| 070d| .0700| .0700] .07001 .Q7oo|| .0700| ,0700| .0700| .0700| .07001 .0700 MATES * I Indiana State Fair Board | .00351 .003~5| .00151 .0035) .00851 .00351 .<M>3S!~7<>o>s| .POSSI -OPlsi .00351 .003511 -00»5| .OQ35| .0035| .0035| -Q0351 .0015 * I State Forestry Fund . j j 0651 .0065| .00851 ,0065| .00051 .0005! .0065~006r>i .00651 .00651 ,0065| ,0065|i .0065| .00651 ,0065| .00«5( .0065| .0065 ♦ I Total State Rate I .IS~'| ,15~ j’.ia I .IS j~.15 | .15 | .15 I .18 i .15 I .13 I •»» I•» H - 18 I •** I - >s I - 18 I »>* I - 18 > j County Fund | .39 | .39 ~i~~.39 | ,j| 7739 | .39 39 [ ".39 [739 | .39 j .39 | .39 || .39 | .39 | .39 | .39 | ,j> | .39 COUNTY * | Bridge Cumulative Fund | .08 | .06 | .03 | .03 | .08 | .08 | .08 | .08 [7OB I .08 | .08 | .08 || .08 | .08 | .08 | .08 | .08 | .08 8 | Hospital Fund '{. .01 | ,oi | ,qi [Till |Ol j .01 | .01 | .01 I .01 I -01 I .01 I - 01 I! 01 I - 81 I - 01 I ,01 I - 81 1 01 _i HATES 6 | Hospital Bond Fund| ,08 | .08 | ,08 | .08 | .08 | .08 |7oB | .08 | .08 I .oA I .08 I .08 || .08 | .08 | .08 | .08 | .08 | .08 5 | Welfare Fund | ,10 | .10 | .10 ] ,10 {'.lo | .10 | ,10 | .10 | .10 j .10 110 I-10 I! ■)<> 4 -10 1-10 i-It _l-10 L-10 - I Total Ceaaty Rate | ,<w | -OS | ,tw | .06 j I •«* i 700~77u«~T.d« I .««_| .00 | .06 || .OS I •— I .OS | .OS I .St | •— c 1 I Township Fund v | ,23 j .10 I ,17 ( .22 [ .09 "| .03 ' I .09 J 707 | .13 I .18 I .13 I 03 I) .03 | .07 | .03 | .13 ( .03 ( .03 * 1 Poor neliet —/' ~09‘~7' 02 ~'.Ol " j '.06 ,01 j‘ JU ~ .01 ~03 | .16 | .01 | .16 | .13 || .04 | .03 | .13 | .16 I .04 | .13 ... . ~~=— T * W *" l>,|> W,t * i.S 3 I .13 I .is I Jts | .10 | .07 I ulO | .10 I .3S | .IS I.» I •>« II -OT I I •!* I I •* T I J *~ 1 I Special School | ,43 | .99 | 'll | .90 |1.05 |1.05 | ,34~ |I.OB ( .83 | .80 | .80 |l.od j| .99 | .69 | .69 | .80 |1.05 (1.05 ~T i Tuition Fund |1,12 j .80 |1.~37~ |l.Ol | .61 |'.6l jl.ol |.83 |1.14 | .76 |1.35 | .96 | .96 |1.86 | .81 | .61 SCHOOL AND 8 I School Bond* | " | ,20 | | I .17 | .17 | j .10 | | I ,1 !! H I ;** I I I -1T I 4 j Cumulative Building | | ,60 ( . | j | | l ~ I I T ' 7 Jamn_ 1 LTBHARY ' _£J_, ‘ -U ' J I J. I *■ < 1 j' !... -..J # * 1 Votorsn Memorial Building | 1 | { F . : | | .37 j .37 | | I I 1-3* 11 I I I Rt? I -37 RAWS 7 > Recreation Fund (School) | | |<A /I » I I I i I I I I I -8> I I I I, 'jß | Civil Bonds I i 'I ' I T I I I I -10 I I I I :II I ->° I I *1 I ' » I Übrnry'r'y * I 1 I | I "f-Qi | ' | I I | .03 | .06 || .34 j .16 | .16 | .18 | | . I Total School a Library Rate IJ3 X.M> |XOI |1.»1 13.55 XSO |I.S3 2-11 11.97 |IA<I 2.50 X6l XKS 12.93 IXS3 API |XSS I* BB -. 1 | Corporation (City) | I ' I I I I I I I ! 1 ] CORPORATION. CITY » t Recreation Fund. I. I I I I ! I I I I I ! II , I • BT I.- 07 1 07 I -.-1 3 | Police Pension ; 1 111 I I I I I I j I - 0 * I - ot I I -I A TOWN RATES 6 I Firemen's Pension I I I ' I I I I I I I I 17 , H I I -0« I , I I I "» | Bark Fund ~ j j j | I I ‘ I I I I I I . H | .03 | .03 | I | ~/ f , ' ■ | Tstsl CHHctUs |' "|"" "j | ' | | "l | |"' I I I -3B |3JSt | -7S |J6 | TOTAL RATES i GRAND TOTAL 2.8 S 1X53 Xm»~iAOO ' 5.40 |X44 2.28 3.02 ’ j 1 | State Tax Revenue |I.OO 11.00 |I.OO {IOO |LOO |I.OO |I.OO |I.OO |I.OO |I.OO |I.OO |IOO ~i|LOO [I.OO |l-00 |I.OQ |I.OO |l-00 t | State School Revenue I .50 | .50 | .50 | .50 | .50 | .50 1-50 | .50 J .50 | .50 JJO [ .50 .|| .50 | .50 | .50 ,| .50 | .50 | .50 POLL TAX "|"' v | ' I ' i'~ I I” "f I I ~'l I /» H-00 |1 00 HOP I I 4 { Special School | 11.00 I I I I I I I I. . i I - H l - 08 I ! ! ! !—.— j Tetai~PeH Tas ~ i'lSO ~L50~|1.50 fI.SU |IJM> |I.SO |I.SO |1.30 |1.50 IJO 1 1.59 |LS» |XSO IXSO |XSO |XSO |IA6 |IA6 [. Edward F. Jaberr'Auditor of ADAMS COUNTY, hereby certify, iTa correct copy of all tax Taxes

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with the first golfing victory of his career behind him and the position as the leading money winner of The young 1957 tour. Hebert. 33, won the pro division of the $15,000 Bing Grosby proamateur tournament here Suhday and collected $2,500 for that. He and his partner, amateur Roger Kelly of Los Angeles, finished sec-

s ond in the pro-amateur division i and he pi«ked up $875 extra there. » That gave him $3,375 for the weekend’s work. , - Trade in a Good Town — Decatu 1..:. ■ ' - If you have weaning to sell or r room!, for rent, try a Democrat * Want Ad. It brings results.

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Monroe Rural Fire / J Truck Is Purchased The Monroe rural fire department today announced purchase of a fire truck, with all equipment. The Ford 800 chassis was purchased from the Moser Motor Sales, of Berne, and fire fighting

equipment w|ll be installed on the truck by the Home Fire Apparatus Co., of Anderson. Any rural residents of the Monroe area who are interested in fire protection are asked to contact department officials. T. _4e in a uood Town — Decatm

Minor Accidents Reported In City Accidents Blamed On Icy Pavements Three‘minor accidents occurred in the city Saturday, all caused by icy streets."" A Kelly Drycleaner truck operated by Tony Kelly, 17, of Decatur, was damaged at 1:40 p. m. at the corner of Ninth and Nuttman. The truck, headed south en Ninth street, was struck by a car driven by Max L. Faurote of Warsaw, who was going east on Nuttman. Neither vehicle could stop on the ice to avoid the accident. Damage was estimated at SIOO to the truck* and S3OO to the car. Two accidents occurred on North Second street in the 900 block within a few minutes later in the afternoon. The first happened when Keith Lamar Brandt, 17, of Decatur route two, lost control of his car and skidded across the street, hitting « city light post, causing S7O damage to the car and $35 damage to the post. A few minutes later Floyd D. Chilcote. 48, of Fort Wayne, stopped at the scene. A car driven by Eleanor A. Bieberich, 37, of Decatur route six, was following him and was unable to stop because of the ice. She hit the rear of the Chilcote vehicle. Damage was minor. . Eddie Cantor Shows Marked tmprovment i HQLLYWOpD (UP) << Comedian Eddie Cantor showed marked improvement today following his collapse at the end of an hour-long television show honoring his 65th birthday. The banjoeyed entertainer of vaudeville, movies and television was reported sitting up and “feeling fine” at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, where he was taken after his collapse, on the Saturday night show. Dr. Eliot Corda, who has accompanied Cantor on all public performances since his heart attack in 1952, said the comedian was "not in apy immediate danger” and probably would be hospitalized for a few days. Trade Ip a Good Town — Decatm

TWO .■ ** 3*3B< - * .* - . *• ’ Wr '' 51 ./Ky® ".'"yEY-® £H« - "' "* ** <4'"v- " s®w§l *»• ts *s 4 ,i;' , ■ B B**' ’ U| 9 T \B MABY CABLE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cable, poses with the little Hartford cheer leader before the afternoon game, which saw the Gorillas beat the Commodores, 56-49. only toi lose to Berne in the finals, 49-40. Mary is wearing one of the new Decatur Catholic Commodore band uniforms, which made their first appearance ; s at the county tourney. _____________

Pilot Is Killed As Jet Crashes Sunday Jet Plane Crashes Near Columbia City COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. W» — An F-86 Sabre Jet dived 10,000 feet out of control and exploded In a field south of here Sunday, killing 2nd Lt. Paul Craig, Jr., 21, Butler, Pa., the pilot. Craig was attached to the 163rd Fighter Intercepter Squadron stationed at Baer Field at Fort, Wayne. ’He was on a two-plane routine training flight with Lt. Herjwrt Kriedet, Fort Wayne.

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when |is jet- suddenly spun out of control. > . - The jet crashed on the Lawrence Williams farm in Jefferson Twp., Whitley county. The impact at the crash and explosion which followed hurled wreckage for hundred* of feet. <4*-“ Officials from Baer FieUUhgrried to the scene of the accident . to conduct an official inquiry. I Bomb Scare Forces l Pupils From Classes k Indiana Technical Building Searched FORT WAYNE, Ind. (W — A bomb scare forced about 1,000 students of Indiana Technical College from their classrooms today. Police radio dispatcher Edward Kelker said he received a telephone call at 9:42 a. m. which said a bomb would go off in the two-story downtown building housing the college at 10 o'clock. College officials were notified and the building was evacuated. Six firemen and 18 policemen searched the building, but found no bomb. Kelker said the voice" was male and the caller hung up when he said he would let him talk to the detective bureau. fr>ui» n: a woofl ".'own — necacu*

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