Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 156, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 August 1946 — Page 3

STUXTVAN. INDIANA in . .

' . ' NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In hS matter of determining the Tax Rates for Certain Purposes by City of Sullivan, Indiana, before the Common Council. ' h. Notice iS herebv firivpn th tnvnavAra nf .Qnlliiran QnDliran r,,,., tnA

ton, that the proper legal officers of said municipality, at their regular Oieeting place, on the 26th day of August, 1946. will consider the followingI budget: I -'r fiENERAL FUND !';':. JHAYOR'S OFFIf E AND CITY. JUDGE i Personal Service as Mayor i 900.00 Personal Service as City Judge 600.00 ; Contractual Service 150 00 . Supplies I. 90.00

Total

$1,740.00

' , CITY Cl.ERK-TREASt'RER.'S OFFICE v Personal Service $1,200.03 Contractual Service , . , 255.00 Supplies ..., 15,1.00 Temporary Office Assistance , 100.00

Total $1,705.00 COMMON COUNCIL Personal Service '. ; $1,147.00 Other Service for City Election and Primary Election 1,500.00 Current Charges , 1.300.00 Current Obligations and Bonds 3,393.75

Total $7,340.75 DEPARTMENT OF LAW Fersonal Service $500.00 ' Contractual Service : k 50.00 Total i....... J '. $550.00 DEPARMEVT of public works and safety Personal Service $14,686.05 : Contractual Service ., 17,535.00 Supplies 1.215.00 Material , ,. , 100.00

Total .' -. $33,536.05 - DEPARTMENT OF ROADS Personal Service $13.674.ro Contractual Service i .-. 600.00 , Supplies .' 1.250.00 Material 1,425.00 Current Charges ......... , 1.000.00

, Total , $17,949.00 V DEPARTMENT OF PARKS Personal Service $1,600.00 Contractual Service 430.00 Supplies 50.00 Material . 225.00 Current Charges 25.00 Properties ; 550.00 i ' Total ; i L. $2,880.00 CEMETERY DEPARTMENT ; Personal Service $6,550.00 Contractual Service 400.00 Supplies 780.00 Material 325.00 . Current Charges 10-00 Properties 1.800.00

' Total ;.. $9.865.(W DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Personal Service $200.00 Contractual Service 60.00 Supplies 250.00

-Total t $500.00 ' ESTIMATE OF CIVIL CITY FUNDS TO BE RAISED FOUNDS REQUIRED FOR EX- General SENSES TO DECEMBER 31st Corporation Road Cemetery Park OF INCOMING YEAR: Fund Fund Fund Fund f 1. Total Budget Estimate for in

coming year $45,371.80 $17,949.00 $ 9.8M.UU fi.aeu.w 2. Necessary expenditures to be made from appropriations unexpended July 31st of present , ...m year 17,283.00 4.943.00 3.935.0:) 1.547.00 S. Additional appropriations nee- ! essary lo be made August 1st to December 31st of. present i year 4. Outstanding temporary loans to be paid before Dec. 31st of pre

sent year not included in lines ; 2 or 3 . 6. Total Funds Required (Add . , . . , lines 1, 2, 3 and 4) $62,659.80 $22,892.00 $13,800.00 $4,427.00 f : FUNDS ON HAND AND TO RE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES 'J- OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX

6. Actual Balanca. July 31st of

t.- present year , j. A 7. Ta,xes to be collected, present i 2 year (December settlement)-- ; 8. Miscellaneous Revenue to be i . received Aug. 1st of present year to Dec. 31st of incoming J year (Schedule on file in office , of City Controller: a. Special Taxes (see Schedule) . V i b. Fees and all other revenue (see Schedule) ' 9. Total Funds (Add lines 6. 7, 8a and 8b) 10. NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC. i 31st OF " INCOMING YEAR 1 ' (deduct line 9 from line 5) 11. Operating Balance (not in ex- ' cess of expense Jan. 1st to June 30. less Misc. Revenue for

. $21,463.6

$ 4.732 17 $12,476.07 $1,645.89

15,185.54 2.-930.52

598.17

, 7.420.00 8.610.97 i 2.348.00 4,500.00 ' 46,417.14 16.273.66 16,976.07 8.244.06 16,242.66 6,618.34 None 2,182.94 18,045.98 3.611.41 None 658.66 $34,288.64 $10 229.76 None $2,841.60

foz. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY

., TAX LEVY ( Add lines 10 and ' i ID

! t PROPOSED LEVIES , Net Taxable Property $a,788.7o000 ' Number of Taxable Polls . ,, Lew on Levy on Amount to

Polls Property be raised 1 $0.25 $0.90.5 $34,288.64 27.0 10.229.76 ' .07.5 2.841.60 $0.25 $1.25 $47,360.00

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND

TO BE COLLECTED To Be

Collected 1946 $34,617.39 7,072.37 ' 28.94 1.488.92 $43,207.62

! , - Name of Fund , General Fund 1 Road Fund ....... Park Fund .......

TOTAL,

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Collected 1944 $33,064.00 6.571.60 999.91 1.04.2.82 $30,678.33

Collected 1945 $38,353.02 3.519.36 1.082.88 1.443.84 4, 399.10

J ' Collected , -, Name of Fund 1943 V" General Fund $38,881.04 f. Road Fund 3.120.30 Cemetery Fund 900. 18 i, Park Fund 1.600.56 TOTAL $44,502.08

I Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been determined, and presented to the County Auditor not , later than two days prior to the second Monday in September, . and the t 'levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure so to do, by the County Auditor ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves -ag-, grieved by such levies, may appeal to the Stae Board ot Tax Commissioners for further and final hearing thereon, by filing a petition with the County ' t ' Auditor not later than October 15, and the State Board will fix a date for ; , hearing in this County. . Dated August 2nd, 1946. ' EMIL E. MUEHLER f City Clerk-Treasurer

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THE TIGHT HOUSING situation made Sheriff Lyman D. Clark at Appleton, Wis., an involuntary landlord, when he evicted the Theodore Brunette family after the sale of their home. The Brunettes and their nine children are shown "at home" in the county jail. (International)

PILOT CRASHES TO AVOID AIR SHOW FANS

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MAJ. LEONARD WIEHRDT, pilot ol this wrecked jet-propelled plane and said to be the oniy puot ever to survive a P-80 crash, brought his craft down on a concrete runway at 400 miles per hour to ao ,1 crashing into 20,000 fans at an AAF-CAP air show at greater Pittsburgh's airport (Interaction I)

FACTOGRAPHS The story of "Robinson Crusoe" was based on the actual adventures of Alexander Selkirk, friend of Daniel Defoe, who spent four years on an island off the coast of Chile. Commodore Perry introduced the idea of rail transportation into Japan when he at up a model line in 1852 on the beach of Yokohama. The Chinese are unexcelled in the modeling, and casting of bronzes, especially those of a decorative character. The Valley railroad, one-mile long, at Westline, Pa., is the shortest railroad hi the U.. S.

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CAPITAL TRAFFIC CRASH KILLS 2; 5 ARE INJURED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 (UP) Two persons were killed and five others injured in a rush hour traffic accident this morning at one of the capital's busiest intersections. The accident was caused when a taxi cab, stopping to pick up a passenger, sideswiped another car, causing it to crash into a tree on the sidewalk. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 (UP) Voluntary enlistments have

dropped off so sharply since July 1 that the Army will be compelled to call for 25,000 inductees when the compulsory draft is resumed Sept. 1, Army and Selective Service officials said. Although the Army hoped to obtain enough new men through the recruiting program, voluntary enlistments during July ran about 9,500 a week, or a drop of almost two-thirds below the fixed figure of 25,000 a week.

"Holiday", during which officials hoped to step up the enlistment program with a 50 per cent increase in pay for buck privates from $50 to $75 a month and other benefits, the program has fallen short.

AURORA, 111. (UP) Mrs. Ger-

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of nylons out to dry and went to the butcher's. The butcher had no steak. Mrs. Johnson had no nylons they were stolen while she shopped.

JMO STEAK, NO NYLONS

Quit paying: rent and own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT

M. J. Aikin & Son FUNERAL HOME Dagger "Alkln'i Service Costa No More."

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Decker of 47 South Harrison Street announce the birth of a son, James Michael,' born August 5th at the Mary Sherman Hospital.

Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Burris of Shelburn rural route one, are the parents of a son born August 6th at the hospital here. He has been named Clarence Earl.

Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Davis of Shelburn rural route two, announce the arrival of a baby girl, Margaret Kathleen, born at the hospital August 6th.

Plenty Of Light Just Forgot

CLEVELAND, (UP) Ruble Smith, 20, pleaded innocent "before Municipal Judge John J. Busher on charges of driving his car without lights. Investigation showed the automobile had nine lights on the front and seven on the rear. Smith said he just forgot to turn the switch. ?Cace dismissed.

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IN tt'$S IM.'M 36 HOURS atler tne GIs nad defeated tne CantrcllVi.p.ifl!cl political machine in McMinn county, Tennessee, in a sixhour gu bUle, tftey began cleaning up the gambling Joints. Some of the i!ot machines and punch boards taken from a cafe in the eou.nty at of Athens are snovvn in lower photo, while at top are torn of the Grs shown under arms as rumors spread that the ousted ffiecrs pla.ir.ing a counter-attack. (International)

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DANIEL BELL, above, former acting director of the budget and undersecretary of the treasury, is one of the three men nominated by President Truman to the OPA decontrol board. The others are Roy L. Thompson, economics professor and president of the Federal Land Bank of New Orleans, and George H. Mead, board chairman of the Mead Paper A Pulp Co., of Dayton, Q.f International),

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INTERIOR Decorating Troubles? COME TO INTERIOR HOUSE We Specialize In Home Decorating Service O CONSULT US ON DECORATION & COLOR SCHEMES. ' 0 DRAPERIES MADE TO ORDER Q WE HAVE RUFFLED ORGANDY CURTAINS. BEAUTIFUL SHAG RUGS variety of colors and sizes. O ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES automatic irons, pop-up toasters, Holliwood table broilers (nationally advertised),

steam-o-matic irons. 10 LET US INSTALL A "Permutit" WATER SOFTENING SYSTEM ECONOMICAL! For both hot and cold water ... a complete water conditioning system. FRIENDLY SUGGESTIONS GIVEN WITH PERSONAL CALL TELEPHONE 137 INTERIOR HOUSE Mrs. Wm. Theal Mrs. Floyd Willis 420 North Court Sullivan, Ind.

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