Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1962 — Page 2

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Sgt. Robert B. Black In NATO Exercise STUTTGART, Germany (AHTNC) — Army Sgt. Robert B v Black, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Gcfrdon B. Black, Route 2, De-

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catur, Ind., recently participated in FALLEX, a" large-scale NATO exercise in Germany. FALsLEX is an annual exercise designed to test the over-all combat readiness and effectiveness of NATO forces in Europe. The 28-year-old soldier, a member of Company D of the Ist Battalion in Stutgart, entered the Army in October, 1953, and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He was graduated from Decatur high school in 1953. Trade in a good town — Decatur.

'WOTJCR TO TAXFAVKHS OF ADDITIONAL. APPROPRIATIONS l A \ D/OR REDUCTION* Notice I* hereby given the' taxpaver* of Adam* County, Indiana, that the proper lexal offtcera of an Id municipality l at their regular meeting place at 10 o’clcok AM. on the 28 day of Nov. 1962, will consider the following additional appropriation* and/or reduction* which *aid officer* cOnHlder necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time, fiiaafy fienernl Fund Amount Requested Co. Clerk Fund No. 200 Operating Expenses SIOO.OO Co Auditor Fund No. 200 Operating Kxpense* s*oo Co. Treasurer Fund No. 211 Operating Kxpense* $112.00 Co. Recorder Fund No. 211-A Official accords $90.00 Co. Recorder Fund No. 211-C Photostat Supplle* $70.00 Co. Recorder Fund No. 211 -D Other Office supplies $40.00 Co. Surveyor Fund No. 600 Calculating Machine $5lO 00 Pros. Attry Fund No. 200 Operating Kxpense* SIOO.OO Co. AssesKor Fund No. 200 Operating Kxpenses $150.00 Co. Agr. Agt. Fund No. 602-B 1 Perm. Kquip. $965.67 Co. Agr. Agt. Fund No. 201-1) Ca. Agr Agt. Mil. $50.00 Clr Court Fund No. 201-B-C Operating SIOO 00 Cir Court Fund No. 602-H Law Books $262 30 Clr Court Fund No. 102 .Special Judges $150.00 Co. Jail Fund No. 200 Operating Kxpense* $600.00 Co. Home Fund No. 200 Operating Kxpenses $f>.,0.00 Co. Commissioners Fund No. 104 Co Attry. Per Diem . SIOO.OO Co. Chmmlssloners Fund No. 108 Co. Bd of Kev Per Diem $170.00 Co. Commissioners Fund No. 204 Legal Advertising $500.00 Co. Commissioners Fund No. 419 Transf. Tult. Dep. Child SIOO.OO Co. Commissioners Fund No. 506 Social Security . $500.00 Reassessment Fund No. 101-2-3 Clerical Help $2800.00 Reassessment Fund No. 200 Operating Kxpenses $310.00 Co. Flection Board Fund No. 401 Rent $420.00 Co. Flection Board Fund No. 102-A Klect. Sheriffs $50.00 Co. Flection Board Fund No. 200 Operating Kxpenses $200.00 Gen. Ditch Imp. Fund Pick-Up-Truck $2500.00 County Highway Department Co. High way Fund No. 301 Stone Co. Highway Fund No 103-A Wages. Tr. Dies. Mech $2000.00 Co. Highway Fund No. 311 Signs r Co. Highway Fund No. 205-A Rpr, Trucks, & Mach. $1,500.00 Co. Highway Fund No. 302 Gravel ... ■ ... $15,000.00 Reductions Co. Auditor Fund No. 103-A

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Clerical, Hire $900.00 Co: Recorder Fund No. 102-B Emergency Hire .. $200.00 Co. Surveyor Fund No. 201-D Transportation $150.00 Co. Surveyor Fund No. Rpr. of Kquip. 205-B $150.00 Co Surveyor Fiend No. 200 f)p«r. Kxpenses $210.00 Proa. Attry .Fuad N0,‘104 Witness Keen SIOO.OO Co. Agr. A(#t. Fund No. 103-A n. Dem Agt Sal $649.96 Co. Agr. Agt. Fund No. 201-F H. Dem. Agt Mil. $242.69 Co. Agr Agt. Fund No. 102-B-C Seery, Sal *, . *123.00 Circuit Court Fund No. 213-B Juvenile Ct. Bxp SIOO.OO Circuit Court Fund No. 402 Ret. of Fugitives $140.00 Circuit Court Fund No. 600 Properties ...... $72.50 Circuit Cftirt Fund No. 602-C Other equipment ■ $200.00 Co. Jail Fund No. Furniture & Fixtures 602-H *400.00 Co. Jail Fund No. Boiler FlrelAane 102 S3OO no Co. Home Fund No. 107 Machine Hire $*30.00 Co. Home Fund No. 602-A Furn--4$ Fixlures $200.00 Co. Commit*. Fond. No. 414 Exp. Pat. Irene Byron Hasp. SIOOO.OO Co. Commls. Fund No. 418-D Prelim. Kxpenses $670.00 Coußly Highway Department Co. Highway Fond No. 313 Federal Aid *18.000.00 Co. Highway Fund No. 314 Engineer's Fees $2,000.00 Co. Highway Fund No. 602-A Trucks .... *2,400.00 Co. Highway Fund No. 213-A Ditch Assessments S6OO 00 Co. Hflighway Fund No. 312 Bituminous Material 1 ....■ $4,000.00 Co. Klee. Bd. Fund No.— 102-B Election Clerks .. $670.00 Taxpayer* appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations and/or reductions as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the Odunty Auditor's office of Adams County, lndiUna. or_at su.eh other, place,- as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional pproprlations and/or reductions may be heard and interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor when and where such meeting lie held. EDWARD F. J4BF.R6, Auditor. Adam,* County. Nov. 16, 23. White Woodwork Your white woodwork can be cleaned with baking soda dampened, then rubbed with a soft cloth. Rinse with clean, warm water.

Senator Hartke On Mission To Africa

CONAKRY GUINEA —(Special to the Decatur Daily Democrat)— Sen. R. Vance Hartke (D-lnd.) touched down at Conakry, the capital ,pf Guinea Wednesday, first stop on a fact finding mission to Africa. Guinea was the second African nation he has visited. Senator Hartke, traveling aboard a commercial airliner, landed at mid-morning after a 450-mile flight from Dakar, Senegal, 450 miles to the northwest. The Indiana lawmaker was scheduled to spend about 36 hours' in Guinea before returning to Senegal where he spent Monday and Tuesday. While there, he talked with government officials, local business leaders and U. S. officials assigned to Senegal. Discusses Trade While in Guinea, Senator Hartke said he plans to continue the pattern set in Senegal. He said he will meet with government and business leaders and representatives of the United States to discuss U. S.-Guinea trade potentials. He noted Guinea's economy is in the Course of rapid change and difficult 4o assess for this reason. “The country has been independent for only four years,” Hartke noted. “During this time, the Guinea government has had to create an almost entirely new civil service, still largely without experience in public administration. The pattern of Guinea's foreign trade is changing from nearly total dependence on the franc, since Guinea formerly was French Guinea.” About 3 Million Senator Hartke said Guinea’s population has never been determined exactly, because there has been no census in the relatively undeveloped country. ■'But its population,” he said, “has been estimated at about two and three-quarter million persons, or slightly more than half that of Indiana. About nine out of ten persons live in rural areas and are almost wholly dependent on agriculture for subsistence.” Senator Hartke said that as a result, “money is of little use except to buy a few supplies people can’t get from the land,” S4O A Year! He said average per capita income in terms of actual money

has been estimated at less than S4O a year. “But this is misleading,” he added, "since the per capita gross national product is in the neighborhood of SIOO Thus, most of the income of the average Guinea worker is in the form of products rather than money. A few men are moderately rich. Nearly all business and industry is in the hands of non-Africans, but in this developing nation, it is felt that in time to come this will be reversed through reduction of the high rate of illiteracy and on-the-job training.” He said the illiteracy rate in Guinea is about 90 per cent. Aluminum Plant Hartke said only one large manufacturing industry, the Fria alumina plant, has been built since independence. It represents a total investment of about $145 million, and additional millions to be invested over the next several years for expansion? American, British, French, Swiss and German aluminum companies co-own the plant. Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation is the American partner. Nearly half of the nation’s 4500 manufacturing employes work at Fria. “Because of low literacy and economic productivity,” Hartke said, “the start toward a place in the world market has been slow for Guinea. But the year just completed may come to be recognized as the turning point away from a preliminary period of crash projects that ultimately will aid trade. As a matter of fact, during the three and one half years following independence, only one productive enterprise was built in addition to the Fria Alumina' complex. This was a small fruit-juice bottling firm.” U. S. - Guinea Trade Senator Hartke noted U. S. - Guinea export-import activity during 1961 was less than $4-million by each nation. This means, he said, that the U. S. share of Guinea’s total imports was five per cent, and of total exports, six per cent. Imports from the U.S. included were communications equipment, road and construction equipment, petroleum products and autos and trucks. Exported to the United States were alum-

ina, coffee and bauxite. •WhUe 1961 exports increased ever the previous year,” Senator Hartke said, "a still further increase in Guinean imports from the United States in future years will be provided through an expanded AID program and in agreement to import $10.6 million of U. S. surplus agricultural crops over the next three year period." Sing Bee Sunday At Greenbrier Church A sing bee will be held at the Greenbrier United Brethern in Christ church Sunday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Norma Crosby will be the leader and people of all ages are invited to attend and participate. The church is located 4V4 miles east of the sign on road 49 or two miles south of the sign on the Wren-Landeck road, south of Glenmore, O.

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Long Thanksgiving Weekend By Kennedy WASHINGTON <UPI) - President Kennedy plans to spend a long Thanksgiving weekend with his family at Hyannis Poet, Mass., next week. White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger also said Thursday that the President was “almost certain” to held a news conference next week, probably on Wednesday. He said Kennedy probably would open the conference with a statement on Cuba.

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