Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1952 — Page 26
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House Votes To End
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Price-Wage Controls
July 31
'Business Notes—
Ordinary Envelope Has Quite a History
By DON TEVERBAUGH lufacturers may use steel allotENVELOPES are com mo g-'ments for black and white sets place, but they can. be interesting to produce color models. ~I look into about 100 every day. Although steel is not an immeClyde Bay, salesman for the, diate problem here at RCA, ofUnited States Envelope Co., gave ficials doubt whether they'll go, me the lowdown over lunch the into production until the steel other day. scrap has been settled. The envelope. as we know It, Besides this, there has been no today. goes back a little ‘more definite word from the FCC on! than a century. They were hand- which TV color system will be made and cost so much only the used. Tentatively, the Columbia rich could use them. Broadcasting Co.'s system has
Tentative Plan Approved by 118 to 81 Vote
Action Subject to i eT Yo : : Roll Call Ballot TR ) on By United Press | = : ’
‘WASHINGTON, June 26— The House voted tentatively yesterday to end all price-
wage curbs July 31. By a 118 to 8&7 teller vote -it adopted that provision as an amendment to a bill to extend some of the economic controls which expire at midnight Monday. The action is subject to a possible roll call vote later. The action came on the heels | of a House vote to abolish all | government controls on credit, such as for housing and instalment buying. After tentatively approving the new wage-price termination date, the House quit work for the day on the controls measure. ~~ It planned to resume work on the oill today.
Proposed by Barden The July 31 cut-off date was
farther in history than this, says, 'door left open, too. Mr, Bay. They date clear back! And right now, Columbia is! to the Babylonian era. Then,! using the RCA tri-color TV tube! some noble, desiring to keep his in its system experimentally, message a secret (it was en-! graved on stone) covered the be the answer.
tablet with clay. The receiver . 5 . Zenith’s Gimmick
{merely chipped it off. | Things are much easier today. I got a summons in the mail| today. It scared me a little be-
The U. 8. Envelope Co. now! sells a self-sealing variety of en- cause T have a couple of parking! tickets to square away.
velope. All you do is run your finger along the seam, On large mailing jobs it saves) an amazing amount of time— |aboyt 50 per cent for one large] insurance company the envelope! {manufacturer serves.
|Rodefedl Co., Inc. \utors for the Zenith TV sets. I'm|
{Zenith Quality Court at the Matt Hotel today and look over U. 8. has had a plant here since I° 11913. It's out at 16 S. Sherman the new Zenith models (TV that]
Dr. and employs about 300 per-|15): isons. The company makes more) than just the envelopes you post
FLORIST OFFICERS—New officers of Allied: Florists of Indianapolis, elected wi a anal | meeting last night, are (left to right} William Cronin, president; Miss Mary Ann Luebking, chair. gh Shaina Graham ~ man of the board of directors, and Melvin Nordholt, treasurer. Other officers elected were Rich- |
would provide the Office of Price! ard Bailey, vice president; Mrs. Evon Luebking, secretary, and John Davis, Chris Resner and Arthur | yer along?
Stabilization time for “an orderly] Buescher, board of directors. f [your mal in It makes containers! Shoddy Salesmanship closing.” { . Rep. Brent Spence (D. Ky.), ad-| For example, it seems like a| portune Magazine has just]
ministration floor manager for /long jump from envelopes to the ,,mpjeted a survey in five states!
Sen. Knowland Looms Candies
corner supermarket, but it's not. s the bill, warned that killing price The grocery is a booming market ee otal Sales Tuaksip. n controls was dangerous because fie U. 8. Envelope Co. ples inn “who knows what the results win Fn Diy what they. can pessibl LH BD as kb Sa be? or po on ic o see,” nods Mr, Bay. And® he’s P 1 tually di pe But he commended Mr. Barden right. That means a tremendous) Sorel are actually discouraging for his * customers from buying.
‘honesty” in providing al Tt clear-cut vote on outright repeal United Press Staff Correspondent |mandatory, to balance a presi-|
of the curbs, after the way in| WASHINGTON, June 26—=8en.|dential ticket, giving one place to| which the House has been riddling| Willlam F. Knowland of Calisia governor and the. other to a
By LYLE C. WILSON future for transparent food packaging. oe for the U. 8. Envelope Co.,
[now in its 100th year, it means
is customary, although not
There are _fwo big reasons, the magazine says: Lack of training and low pay. Few sales persons
the bill with amendnfents, fornia in a matter of three weeks| {member of Congress. \big business. The firm supplies ere Ey re or oe The House last Friday approved came from nowhere to the front] Republicans ignored that cus- Xi {about one-fourth of the nation’s] joy Sap ax on the an.amendment by Rep. Henry O. lrank as a Republican Vice Presi- ‘tom four years ago with a ticket Rec it Riders envelopes. 1 Many of she Sales higpel * Talle (R. Towa) to end virtually dential possibility. yg lof two governors, Thomas E. : . | y ducts “all prige "controls at “midnight| 18 TeABON: pe ll Dewey of New York and Warren. For Batwagens Taxi Detectives -~ Syed Jad selling weren't worth us ee SAOR, Vi. price e Tg oC : Kx ES, wv Angeriiohis™ inventor has Mg i SRS NCR HOE PE Bi both INGTON Rr
Eisenhower and Taft managers have an eye on him. Sen. Know-
: & ot at ERE SER publican Arty poficy “actual a had been made over a period or| Republican and Democratic taxi driver's hand out of the till.|
{years by Republicans in Congress. gadget is imbedded in the the counter, but for management hey Wi publ an aor presidential candidates broke, (cushion of the rear seat. When to sell its salesmen on the need
cated, Both the Barden ‘and the Talle amendments are subject to roll-
They like the results. It may |
Teal selling job is “not over | oe
Tax Dollars Hunt Owners
By DAVID WATSON
The usual situation — people {needing money—was reversed today. The local Internal Revenue au has some money that needs people. The federal agency has more than. $250,000 left over from a |“giveaway” drive started early |this year. The Bureau attempted to clean | up its refund file by publishing
{had unclaimed refunds due. It was estimated the average {refund was between $30 to $40 for a total of more than | | $500,000. if But only 7000 claims have been |
{filed from the list of 15,000 per-|
sons. Apparently some of the! {bigger claims still are outstand{ing because the current average paid is about $30. { Revenue officials said claims almost have. stopped. :
Some Denied | = A few claims have been denied
The summons came from the! local distrib-|
|dirreeted-$0 ‘appear before .the because of errors, mostly caused
{by persons having identical!
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1952
Jail ‘Walk Away’ Is Resentenced
long way 'round today for a man named Short who thought his jail sentence was too long. Arnold B. Short, 38, pleaded {guilty to walking away from a yard detail at Marion County Jail Mar. 10. Sentenced there Feb. 8 on a drunk charge, Short said he went to Chicago, thinking he would not be pursued because of the minor nature of his sentence, He was arrested there May 22. The long and short of it was that Criminal “Court 1: Judge Harry O. Chamberiin sentneced Short to 90 days on the State Farm to{day on a charge of escaping jail “You apparently got mixed up lon your mathematics,” he told the man who took a long shot on a shortcut. “You took a chance on la 1 to 5 year sentence to beat a
But envelopes go back much the nod, but RCA has had the Names of Indiana taxpayers Who couple months.”
Yeggs in Freezer
! DUNN, N. C., June 26 (UP)— | Thieves robbed the safe at the | Colonial Frozen Food Lockers here of $400 after first rolling the | 500-pound safe into the freezer room to crack it.
Hoosier Salesman Dies
TOLEDO, O., June 26 (UP)— |George Baker, 52, a casket sales man from Richmond, Ind. died Wednesday, night of a heart igeizure authorities said was
|natnes, Social security numbers’ caused by excessive heat.
cleared up the conflicts. The bureau said many of those |
Wonder if I better take a law-/due refunds probably have died |
and others still don't know they have money coming. - | But Hoosier taxpayers haven't {been so slow in picking up this {year's refund tab. About $44 million have been! {paid out for the tax period | {which ended in March. Approximately 2000 {have been returned to the bureau {because taxpayers failed to notify ithe bureau of changes of address.
Official Weather
UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU —June 26, 1952—
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FOR EQUIP NoTIoE 10 BIDDERS OR I
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ARD INDIANAPOLIS Sealed proposals for the tufnishine of equipment for the new high school build{IDEs kiown as Emmerich Manual Training {lien located at Madison Avenus dnd “pleasant Run
Boulevard in the City of polis, Indians, will be received by | tna Board of Sc Commissioners of the {City of Indianapolis, Indians, 150 North Meridian Stree: unl) 2 : LD M., Central ard Time (3: alight Savin me) on thé 18th fay Mot n 1952, an
then will 8 ublicly opened or read aloud. | Bids rec after will be ret id ned. ¥ The items upon which bids are to be re ceived are the following: iw) Item I —Kitchen Equipment Instale ation 2. Item I ~—Laboratory Furniture Item III—Foods Rooms and Home Eco
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Precipitation 24 hrs. end, 7:30 a. m., none Total precipitation. since Jan. 1..... 23.22 Excess, since Riis eins 2373
Sunrise. 4:19 _ Sunset,
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Cincinnati Cleveland Denver | Evansville’
call votes today, _lland’s big vote ticket was not competent nor OUtina rash of victory claims| someone sits on the seat, the cab- and techniques of being a good! I: Wonk Seek to Extend Defense Act (for renomination eager to sell that policy to the today in an effort to spread [Die fant re 25. Tack Soles) salesman. [Eads Gi oT i : to the Senate voters. “bandwagon fever.” Eni {Los Angeles 169 58 a — Surte June 3 may Lg Called Alluring Bait D. Eisenhower's iE tip on ihe meter. Local Truck Grain Prices New Orleans (94 1 o g o.prove to have TE | ‘ g Ba Gen. Dwight enho Now all they have to do is find b | Oxlahoma. oli +38 «88 : hilt 16 $xieng he Tieténse Pre. been his polit rid oh | There would be no strikes campaign manager predicted ina way to make the passengers Wheat, cat, 5. 2 {Sashes _.... - 98 68 ares ay PEt Mon. ial Jackpot. Sen. Knowland |against Sen. Knowland as a run- Denver that the General will win sit in the back seat. Fellow, corn, '3i.e5. of San Rion i) "| Mors Califor mination on the “sec- Soybeans. $3.05. . Louls : 3 day. Na Republicans ‘voted for Sen, ning mate for Gen. Dwight D. the GOP no Calling Dr. Kildare uis 80
Rep. Abraham -J. Multer (D.|gnowland for Senator than voted Fisenhower. As second man to ond or third ballot.” N. Y.) proposed an amendment to| for Gov. Earl Warren as the the General, Sen. Knowland would| Sen. Robert A. Taft's campaign) restore to the bill the curbs over state's favorite for President. Sen. balance the ticket in another way headquarters prepared a ‘“con-| real estate and consgimer credit!Knowland won the Democratic| with a powerful appeal to those| servative” tabulation claiming at! (instalment buying) which the primary in California, as well,|persons who do not like President House Banking Committee had and will be declared elected next Truman's foreign policy, especial-| | deleted. It was overwhelmingly November. He looks like the com-|ly in the Far East. shouted down. {ing big man in California politics,, Running with either Sen. Taft quired for nomination. The House also approved, 95 to/is he has not arrived already. for Gen. Eisenhower, Sen. Know-| 77, a proposal by Mr. Cole to] Against Sen. Knowi'nd as sec- land would be alluring bait for| abolish the present Salary Stabli- ond man on a ticket with Sen. California’s hig electoral vote.! zation Board and to transfer its Robert A, Taft is the fact that The state has gone Democratic in| functions to the Internal Revenue the C alifornian, also, is a Senator. every presidential year since 1928: Bureau. {when Herbert Hoover won it!
|against Alfred E. Smith. : The House also voted to atow| Car That Killed - |, Republican loss of California in
Another new invention is a| | paging system for hospitals which | quietly buzzes persons carrying! a pocket-sized, battery-operated {least 601 convention delegates— remote-controlled receiver. just three short of the number re-| A desk-sized selector triggers a stationary radio transmitter land selects the desired doctor out In the Democratic race, Sen.! sr 4 many as 800 persons on
Richard B. Russell (D. Ga.) said the service. And it has a 4-mile he will have 300 delegates on the ringe from the hospital.
first ballot and will gain steadily {thereaftér until he wins the nom- Color TV on Again Word from Washington is that
iw $125
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Sen. Estes Kefauver (D. Tenn.) NPA has given the go-ahead to, derided Mr. Russell's claim, and |manufacture color TV sets. Man-!
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Open Tues., Thurs, Fri. Eves. ‘Til 9 P.M.
2403 E. 10th St.
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RNITURE and APPLIANCES IM. 3505
The fongwins abi shows | the | tempera:
3. Rooms 4. Item IV —Elevator 5, Item V_—Basketball Scoreboards 6. Item VI —Basketball Backstops A bidder may make bids
on more thas
oh mors oe Se item may includ aggregate bid for all of the work bid upon. Copies of instructions to bidders may be obtained upon request at the office of The Board of School Commissioners, 150 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. The work shall be Jens in full Jccorgance wi Plans and specific preBohlen and Son, chitects, 8% State Life Building, Indianapolis. now on file at the offices 0 The Board of School Commissioners, D. Bohlen and Son, and the State Board of po A set of plans and s or all items of this projec from the offi
nts. {fications for any ect may be obtained
specifications are returned 0835" cx DITION fo the Architects ofce within thirty (30) days after the opening of the
Proposals shall be properly and coms. pletely executed on blank form No. 3s, Drescribed by the State f and must be accompanied b: y Question No. 96-A, Non-Collusion Amdavit req under the statutes of Indiana, and 3. posit of an acceptable certified or ca shier 3 check made payable to the Board of Schoo. Commissioners of the City of Indianapelis on an Indianapolis bank or trust company or by a bank or trust company outside of Indianapolis which is a member of th | Federal Reserve System, in the amount of | 5% of the total bid price, or by a satisfac{tory bid bond executed by the bidder 223 a surety company for. not less than 5% of | the total bid price. { Copies of Blank forms mentioned above may be secured at the office of D. len and fon. Architects, 930 State Bolte Bulldios: In ianapolis, Indiana.
sealed
stood pat on his own forecast er remem re i en
individual dealers to have their| | Republican o y Child Called Sound Wa
customary pre-Korean profit, ex- Heleet considerably diminished, A team of mechanics working| fifth or sixth ballot.”
empt newspaper, radio and tele- th e governor's political prestige. vision workers from wage con- The senior Senator from Cali- i trols and to strengthen price sup- under direction of Marion County|fornia whose political star may| But the consensus of leading ports for farmers. |Coroner today prenounced the be rising fast next month will be V 2shington political writers was| car which killed a little girl Tues-| 44 today. |that neither Mr. Russell. nor Mr.| |
that “it will be Kefauver on the
H T d . day “mechanically sound.” ML SA Te ae |Refauver, nt gow. Adlai E. Ste. og Trade Active “Xaer wim Gray, 321 ~.U. S. Statement Bema Fon To si With Gil Hic h Meridian St, told police IE OB ee e————— a, likely Democratic presidential Sh ab vsiele aba. wih + a WASHINGTON. . 28 (UP) »-Go nominee. i i ts 1g er stuck in reverse when it careened me SING June 28 (UP, Govern. Newsweek magazine polled .5@ A over a sidewalk at 30th St. and rent fiscal vear through June 24. com. : Hog trade was active at In- College Ave. and crushed to death pared with a year ago: of the pundits and found that 30 tlanapolis 8toekyards today, with 9-vear-old Rebecca Stidd, riding Expenses sed 108.338 132 soar, expected Stevenson to win the: arrows and gilts 25-50 cents Receipts 60.198.972,312 46.816.705.980 nomination despite his insistence id 8 her tricycle on the sidewalk. turplus 1.022.694.191 ha ; : ugher than yesterday's averages. put Dr R. B. St s, coroner, Detiott 1,906.364,009 that he doesn't want it. Nine Bulk 3ut Dr. BLOF net, Cash Bal S.9o7.001.870 | 1.028.882.827 picked Kefauver, five named Vice ulk and choice 180 to 250.414 mechanics at the Pennsyl-| Public Debt 238.505.108.617 254.487.818.608 ? .
Clold Reserve 23,346,508.510 21.755.060.189 | President Alben W. Barkley, and {there were three for President
Truman, two for Russell, and one|
ounders moved at $21.25-21.75 argely $21.50 up. Sows remained barely steady!
"| vania Motor Inn went over the - |car's clutch, accelerator and gears Produce and today pronounced each me-
| with yesterday's averages, choice| chanical for Foreign Aid Administrator W:' y sound. Efe B Clnclnnatily 8 A large) FELT 300-400 pounders selling for white 43-4RTe. hom mix il. (i% tr & Averell Harriman. | 316.2517. 2° # Meanwhile, the 85-year-old medium white 30° Ac: ‘prown mix a8: | The photo-finish quality of the
0 holesal driver is scheduled to appear in per’ cent, extra rade. Com, eraded 40 yp pace was reflected in an| {Municipal Court 4 tomorrow onjrent receipts cases exchanged. white 29- a1most even split: ‘25 of the!
a preliminary charge of reckless Top quality firm at. mostly unchaneed writers guessed Mr. Taft would
BASE
LINOLEUM
Cattle were steady to 50 cents higher, asking $33.50 for part
Sheep, 300: mostly steady: strong to
load of choice medium weight prices. poor: quality w steers 80% homicide. He is free on $3000 hickens—Commercially Frown fryers, win, 24 thought it would be Gen, : Bs ‘bond. 3 28-290; white cross white 29c Fisenh held tf G Sheep, mostly steady with Sena avy 3582 -2%¢: Naan ight 18-16¢: Fiisenhower, one held out for Gov.| ] ———————————_——— 3% J i strong to 50 cents higher on | Market about “steady At, anchanged ah) Waren of California, o . | prices, supplies fully amp or t n J . spring lambs. Most Stores Here | Bema sii Rida ONY AE re, Gum Hogs 5000: active: barrows and gilts 28. er—Creamery, 80 score Tic: oremi- Eisenhower returned from Eu- on Oat hofishar, closing at full advance: Start Summer Schedule un "Ditertat Me: Toruiar uc rope. 35 of the writers picked him \ ) wd oe . 0 C - | argely $31.50 up; choice near 250-390 to win, while only 11 placed their pounds $20.50-21.50; 200-300 pounds, 118.50-, ‘Tonight will be the last chance Local Stocks and Bonds ! | 10.50; 130-180 pounds, uniform bets on Mr. Taft. ”~ 1 aear 160 pounds $18 50 hs har until Sept. 4 to shop at most| ree pe ’ Yr TR under 300” pounds $18.35 downtown stores which have| co... co June 26, 190% ma Asked Ike Talks Tonight LL C ‘ v 18 400- 530 pounds $15-18. near and Stayed open Thursday evenings. American Loan 8% 7 Gen. Eisenhower scheduled a! Tom, 0) Bodh MATS or Jt” hobs Customers are advised to inquire| America Stes Cass A, Th, ‘major address tonight from Den-| Cattie 1% 1 300; st { heit jytanire Collerits Som 161 1. i ’ | aSaitle S00. calves 300: steers and belters at the stores themselves whether Avres 41a Fry) 103% ver at 9:30 p.m. Indianapolis for part load cholic ¢ mediumwelght steers they'll remain open Thursday | |i Relt RR & 3 = oa na 03 time. over CBS i ols §0O n A ( two is CO ane «| , . oads good to oS, “Rojee Li: helters nights during the summer, Bobbs-Merrill saws i Mr. Taft devoted the day to uh cows firm: some weakness in cant sBobbs-Merrill Wo nf : 38 gee] h 8 v x utility and rthercial, cows. pI {Buhner Fertilizer 5% of $i we catching up with Senate work. ers ne cutter oO er A OYR . 3 > [ | shells down to $13. bulls steady; odd hes v Old Laws Soiked |Ghamber, of Commerce com ... 21% He will go to C harlotesviile: Va. | medium weight commercial bulls to 125 ter com . 40 omorrow 8 e sulk commercial and good $22 2M: otters TUCSON, Ariz, June 26 (UP) [Citizens nd Tel 5% pfd 50 Morro 0 meet ate delegates down to $20 and below: vealers moderately , ‘ *Cammonwealth Loan 4% pt. 81 85 and deliver an evening speech, | setive, steady to strong: bulk choice and —The Tucson City Council final-|o it Car-Na-Va 1% © 1% Meanwhile. Se H BE prime vealers and slaughter calves $128 10 1 t 1 ded t it r mins Eng com . . Bis 38's ean ‘ Sen. omer bd commercial and goad $33-28: cull and uty. 1 has discarded two city ordpfiiiihine Ene (a% «... 98° 102 Capehart (R. Ind.) said Sen ty $18-33 inances which weren't used m astern Tha Tel 8% ar. UR : : Wn
| Taft's outspoken foreign policy|
Bhcuriuies com .....
Me higher on spring lambs; good and Anyway. urities pid
uitab One required city pris: Litto stand will gain him the Repub-|
holoe. $25-337; sisabla lot chole > eotric com ........ 13 1" Choloe. Sa5-4aTi one sible lot choice oners to be shackled with ball ipambly Finance como... of ican presidential nomination and » pounds, $27 itility and Family nance 5% pid 08 i wood, 320-438; cull to choice slaughter ANA chain when working on city| oor wr n Being | ..| “bring peace to the world.” i asa hi h uali ewes, 13-31. streets, The second ordered that] |Eamitton n Mig Co com . 30%. he A leading Taft backer, he at-| gh q Bulls, steady: best commercial bulls up churches maintain convenient | Herff-Johes ass A pid . 8% to $35; bulk commercial and good, $33.50. |{Home T & T §% of + 491 i; tacked Gen. Eisenhower's foreign face rug. The 4. cuspidors. oi ton el 3S ad x 1 . ' policy statements as “vague gen- . 3 Asso Tol | 230 of a he! leralities.” ng’ Moh mi a pt a" 0t | iHe suid the General has dts-| ephone Se} . ‘played an “apparent reluctance pls Ath Clu ty Co 8 Power c 36% 36% | to attack the terrible failures of
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(UP)—Ben Deiger's false teeth 5 aa] pained” him into trouble with jiclice even if he ‘wasn't wearing em. .
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Bartias [Baie Mr. Deiger lost control of Bs ABAMA 1 Se "'% automobile and crashed into a we Batre factory near here. He abandoned sk
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and pr the designation of the the classification of relates and the name and place of business of the bidder. The contractor to whom an a in made will be Taq) to epte able Surety Jom Lin amount of 100% oof ase rates y shall not be less than the prescribed scale determined pursuant 10 5 the Provisions of Chapter 319 he General Assembly of EES of Avs. The Board of School Commissioners ree serves the right to reject any proposals, or |e proposals, and to waive any informalies or obvious errors in said bids. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of |hirey (30) days after the date set for the opening thereof | Dated this 26th day of June. 195 THE BOARD OF SCHOOL CO! ON MISSTON= {ERS OF HE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS : M. V. BAILEY, Business Director
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
| { the Sanitary District All aaa Indianapolis are hereby { Sanitary Com= jndishapois
th day of July, 1983, : pu iy ng on the matter of a ansfer of funds and emergency ap-
Propriations Dads Tecessary by semed’ a an raordinary emer exist at this time. On June 23, the
Board of Sanitar, RR adovted Sanitary Resolution No. a0, in which _{t jranstered oq ihe sum of $ .00 from Fund No. Te the Sanitar, General Expens Fund, and from the anticipated, estima and unappropriated balance thereof did thereby appropriate as an emergency appropriation the total sum of jo J0040 to the Jollowing unds: {Fu 0 ommunication | Franiportation ‘is Sosraenea $ 333000 Jung No. 35+Repair Charges 6.000 Fund No. 26—Other Contractual | _ Services . 1,500.00 {Pund No. 36—Offce | polies «2,200.00 Fund No, 38—Genera CS tpplies. | 7,000.00 Fund No. 44—General poiltetia 1s vane. 9/000.00 Fund No. 45—Repair Parts...... 000. 000.
$46,000. The purpose of this Resolution ‘is | make available monies not needed in Fund No. 32 and in_the Sanitary Maintenance | and General Expense Fund in order t {operate and maintain the Department o | Public Sanitation and Sanitary District {for the balance of the calendar year 1952, {Such additional sums and additional api propriations are necessary because of {emergencies arising during the year. Said of ‘the hearing will be held in the office Board of Sanitary Commise sioners Roo 103 of the gd Hall, Ts, Indiana, at 1:00 CST. {on the 14th day of July, 1 52 " or " which | time all Jaxpayers are notified that they may appear to be heard and to fila | remonstrances on the question of the necessity of sald transfer and additional | appropriations. Said emergency appropria[tions as are finally made will be referred to the Indiana State Board of Tax C missioners, 301 State House, Indianapolis, {Indiana, which Board will hold a further | hearing within fifteen days at its office {or such other place as may be designated, | At such hearing taxpayers objecting Rd any such "appropriations may hea Interested $aXbe ers may inquire of "the State Board ax Commissioners ss to | where and when such hearing will be held,
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