Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 169, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 August 1946 — Page 3

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FRIDAY, AUG. 23, 1946. PAGE THREE

STREP THROAT FATAL TO LYONS GIRL LYONS, Ind. Aug. 23 Miss Etta Mae Edwards, age 19, is dead at her home here after a few days' illness of "strep" throat. A newly-developed ' drug was flown here by plane but arrived too late to save her life. Miss Edwards was active in the young people's activities of the Lyons Christian church, of which she was a member. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Edwards, two brothers and

three sisters, survive.

BLANDY RECOMMENDS CONTINUED TESTS OF ATOMIC ENERGY

This Morning's Headlines

WALKIE-TALKIE Shirts , & Overalls Sizes 2 to 8 the J() shop Vi Blocks South of Square On Main

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 (UP) Vice Adm. W. H. P. Blandy, operations crossroads commander said today that unless the atomic' bomb is outlawed he recommended "continued tests" to keep the Navy abreast of necessary weapons and design changes.

LITTLE BETTY IS

READY FOR PARIS ,

BRITISH TRANSPORT SINKING AFTER ATTACK BY JEWS The British refugee transport Empire Rival, in whose hull Jewish "frogmen" saboteurs blasted an 8x3-foot hole, was reported to be showing signs of sinking last night. Reliable sources at Jerusalem said the ship was "seriously damaged," that her pumps could not cope with the water flooding into .her and that she was slightly down by the stern and slowly settling. Jewish extremists slipped out to the Rival while she lay in Haifa Harbor, attached limpet bombs to the hull and blew out the hole 15 to 18 feet below the water line.

MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS National League

Clubs-Brooklyn

St. LoUis . Chicago . .

Won Lost Pet.

New York

71 45 .612 71 45 .612 61 54 .530 57 55 .509 53 63 '.457 51 64 .443 48 66 .421 45 65 .409

American League dubs vv.jv'y Won: Lost

The Little Betty baseball team : will meet Paris, Illinois in a contest at the Little Betty diamond Sunday, August 25th in a Western Indiana League game. ;

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PRISON ESCAPEES GIVEN TERMS Indiana State Police closed the books on the case of three men who escaped from the Pendleton State Reformatory after the last of the group was captured yesterday and all three were promptly handed 25-year prison sentences.' Charlies Gilchrist, 25, of Indianapolis, surrendered to troopers at Indianapolis after he had given the officers a wild chase

a stolen automobile. The others Kaymond Johns, u, ot j.oko-

winner of the mo and Rollin Hurt, 25,

Indianapolis were recaptured near Craw-

beat an

Little Betty,

first half of the schedule will , fordsville Monday. The three had been sought since they

I play a three game series with aged guard and fled the reformatory August 11th.

me winner ot the second half of i which there are four remaining I games. Probable batteries Sunday: ' Paris, Board and Wilson;

I Little Betty, Fields and horn.

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SEEKS $10,000 IN CARFARE DISPUTE A man who said he was ejected from an Indianapolis streetcar when he offered a now-

Van- outlawed four-for-25-cents token and suffered injuries, sued Indilanapolis Railways, Inc., for $10,000 damages. The suit was filed in Superior Court on behalf of Charles D. Lee by James M. Dawson,

lawyer, who has taken various and spectacular means of waging war against the court-ordered increase in transit rides to three rides for a quarter. ,

Boston 84 New York 71 Detroit 64 j Washington. 59 Cleveland 56 Chicago 54 St. Louis .' 50 Philadelphia 38

37 49 51 60 64 66 68 81

Pet. ,694 592 .557 .496 .467 .450 .424 .319

JAMES J. DURHAM 586 So. Section St. PHONE 343 . Sullivan, Ind.

. CATTLE, HOG PRICES SOAR IN BRIEF REPRIEVE Cattle prices shot up as much as $1.00 a hundred at Union Stockyards, Chicago, yesterday, hogs exploded to $1.00 to $3.00 higher and Spring lambs were up 75 cents to $1.75 in one of the most vigorous trading sessions in history. Extreme strength in values was based on an unexpected week's "reprieve" from price control granted by the Office of Price Administration. Ceilings on livestock will not be restored until next Thursday although earlier they had been ordered back tomorrow.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Boston, 3; Chicago, 2. New York, 1; Pittsburgh, 0. St. Louis, 7-4; Philadelphia, 6-3. (First game 12 innings.) Cincinnati, 2; Brooklyn, 0. American League i Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland, 6. ; Chicago, 4; Boston, 3. ' New York, 4-8; St. Louis, 3-2. Cleveland at Washington, postponed, rain.

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DRAFT POLICY MODIFIED Selective Service softened its previously-announced tough draft policy by allowing boards to defer college professors, home builders and certain production and transportation workers. The changes will be effective when actual induction is resumed September 1 after a draft holiday that extended through July and August'

Budget Estimate of Sullivan County

County, Indiana. Before the County

consider the following budget,:

COUNTIES

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX IEVIES t the n,ttpr nf rteterminine the tax Rates for certain purposes by Sullivan

mIIw 1 KLItat taxerfof "Sullivan' County, 'Indiana', 'that the proper legal officers of said municipality

.uoi- mietine nlace. on the 3rd day of September, 1U46, will

. . BrjPGET CLASSIFICATION FOR

COUNTY ASSESSOR ,

Services Personal ........ All Other Op. ; Expense . ...... PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ' Services Personal ............ All Other' Op. Expense ....... CIRCUIT COURT Services Personal . All Other Op. Expense, Current Charges Properties

All Other Op. Expense 1,(85.00 VETERANS' SERVICE OFFICER

CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Services Personal All Other Op, Expense Current Charges Properties i. COUNTY AUDITOR Services Personal "."'All Other Op. Expense ... Bropertlesj . ............ ... . COUNTY TREASURER

Services Personal

$5,819.75 1,350.011 1.1110.00 ' 450.00 8,274.75 a.fls.oo I 39H.W

6,9-14.75

3,094.75 197.50

3,550.00 350.00

4.734.75 - 150.00 450.00 500.00

COURT HOUSE EQUIP. Principal to be paid Interest to be paid

Total C H Equip Bonds .

BOND8 ,.. $1,000.00 270.00 ... $4,270.00

COUNTY HOSPITAL FUND

The Lads and Lassies 4-H Club meeting will be held Monday, August 26th at 7:30 p. m. in the Graysville High School. Roll call Number of meetings attended, in 194C. Pledge to the awards on attendance. Summary of the County Fair Dwight Burton and Charlotte Phillips. Plans for the State Fair-"- Wagner and Monk. , Reports of 4-H Club camp' by members. Recreation and refreshments.

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i HOUSTON, Tex. (UP) It's not because he's in Texas but because he's got big feet, policeman Reno Kirby says, that he. wears cowboy boots. Unable to find regular 14 AA, Kirby was given permission to wear the cowboy boots. , .

Administration

Dietary . . .... . , Laundry :v. .", Housekeeping

Plant Operation

$14,013.00

2H.ato.oo 5.970.0(1 21,000.00

17.850.00

015.00

5,014.75 775.00 ' 4,347.00 3,973.00 . 50.00 2..S7.50

320.00

Properties

COUNTY RECORDER Services Personal .... All Other Op. Expense COUNTY SHERIFF Services Personal All Other Op. Expense Properties COUNTY SURVEYOR Services Personal All Other On Exuense

fntTNTV AfSRIOULTURAL AGENT

Services Personal ............ 3.200.00 All Other Op. Expense 2.950.00 COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Services Personal ......, , 9,640.00 ., All Other Op. Expense ,..... i 1,215.00 Properties .V 100.00

COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER Services Personal All Other Op. Expense Current Charges COUNTY CORONER Services Personal AH Other Op. Expense

1,466.22 417.00 . 500.00

Services Personal 3.3S0.0O

All Other Op. Expense ......... 9.5.00 RRftlSTRATION OF VOTERS

Services Personal 930.70 All Other Op., Expense .......... , 50.00 COUNTY COURT HOUSE

Services Personal ..... 3,840.00 All Other Op. Expense , 9,915.00 Properties ; ' 300.00 COUNTY. JAIL Services Personal 920.00 All Other Op. Expense '2,413.00 Properties .... , ....... 200.00 COUNTY INFIRMARY Services Personal . i 4,020.00 . -All Other Op. Expense ,. 12.010.0 . Properties 1,650.00 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Services Personal 13,369.00 All Other Op. Expense ...... 4,130.00 Current Charges '.. 22,135.00 Current Obligations 6,500.00

Medical and Surgical 1S.300.00

Nursing

Labors tory Capital Investment

41,215.00

7.200.00 15,700.00

Total Co. Hospital Fund . $170,510.00

COUNTY HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR FUND Services Personal , $77,900.00 All Other Op. Expense - 45,350.00 Material . 24,550.00 Current Charges 2,275.00 Properties 6,200.00

Total Co. H. M. & R.

$156,275.00

COUNTY Part I. Current

Part II. Current Charges

(Other than Part I) Personal Services . . All Other Op. . . Properties

WELFARE FUND

Charges $.323,800.00

12,725.00 . 10.600.00 3.500.00 50.00

SHIMMY

CAUSES ACCIDENTS

670.00 115.00

TOTAL GENERAL F&ND $166,567.58

ESTIMATE OF COUNTY FUNDS TO BE RAISED

EXPENSES . '

general : nignway xiepair uounty wetFund Fund fare Fund

Total $356,675.00

$t66,567.5S

92,000.00

6,085.29

FTTNDS REQUIRED FOR

TO, DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR: . 1. - Total Budget. Estimate for Incoming year 2. Necessary Expenditures to Be Made From Appropriations Unexpended July 31st of Present Year 3. Additional Approp. Necessary to Be Made Aug. .list to Dec. 31st of Present Year

4. Outstanding Temporary Loans to Be Paid Before Dec. 31st of Present Year Not Included in Lines 2 or 3 5. Total Funds Required (Add Lines 1. 2, 3 and 4) 264,652.87 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY: 6. Actual Balance, July 31st of Present Year 111,755.50 ' 7. Taxes to Be Collected, Present Year (December Settlement) 55,000.00 8. Miscellaneous Revenue to Be Received Aug. 1st of Present Year to Dec. 31st -of Incoming Year (Schedule on File In Office of County Auditor) : A. Special Taxes (see Schedule) 3,255.00 B. Officers' Fees and AU-Other Revenue (see Schedule) '. 11,505.00 9 Total Funds (Add Lines 6. 7, 8A and 8B) 181,515.50 1ft. Net Amount to Be Raised For Expenses to Dec. 31st of Incoming , Year (Deduct Line 9 from Line 5) ...I 83,137.37 11. Operating Balance (Not in Excess of Expense Jan. 1st to June 30. Less Misc. Revenue for Same Period) 65,800.00 12. Amount to Be Raised By Tax Levy (Add Lines 10 and 11) 148,937.37

Hospital Fund

$156,275.00

00,018.14

7,805.00

224,158.14

74.187.69

$356,675.00 $170,510.00

149,960.45 224,158.14

156,052.00

512,727.00 54,436.00 18,850.00

382,337.00 455,623.00 57,104.00 39,000.00 96,104.00

21,750.00

20,750.00

213,010.00

66,591.00

C. H. Equip. Bond Fund $4,270.00

3,560.00

7.830.00 1,823.00 1,500.00

110,500.00 177,091.0035,919.00 34,000.00

69,919.00

1,323.00

4,507.00

All County Welfare Fund Calculations as of July 1st, Instead of July 31st and Au'g. 1st.

PROPOSED LEVIES COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF Net Taxable Prodperty '$22,564,575.00 TAXES COLLECTED AND TO

Number of Taxable Polls

FUNDS County Revenue ........... Hospital -. County Welfare Fund Court House Equip. Bonds

Levy on . Polls .. $ .50

Levy on Property $ .66 .31 .43 .02

2,529

, Amount to Be Raised I $148,937.37 69,919.00 96,104.00 4,507.00

Collected

1943 1944

$148,292.00 $93,313.00 16,110.00 36,646.00 64,203.00 52,625.00 4,270.00 4,335.00

Total .........$ .50 $1.42 TOWNSHIP POOR TAX LEVIES AND RATES . Estimated Estimated Total Poor Relief for Balance ' Poor Net - Ensuing Year December Relief Assessed TOWNSHIP Including Oper- 31st Pres- to Be Valuation ating Balance ent Year 1 . Levied Jackson $ 7,950.00 - $7,975.00 $1,199,125.00 Curry 11,200.00 8,795.00 ' $2,405.00 2,378,270.00 Fairbanks 450.00 . 1,175.00 1,3.38,285.00 Turman 1,500.00 3,410.00 1,534,985.00 Hamilton , 15,500.00 7,740.00, ' 7,760.00 6,486,085.00 Cass 9,630.00 9.630.00 , 3,213.865.00 Jefferson " 5,100.00 7,180.00 ' 1,361,820.00 Haddon 4,215.00 -., 4,500.00 2,974,695.00 Gill 4,560.00 2,900.00 1,660.00 , 2,077,445.00

MB COLLECTED

Collected Collected To Bo Col-

1945 lected 1946 $86,767.00 $131,552.00 1,080.00 65,805.00 48.544.00 5,171.00 ' 6,619.00

For Relief Ensuing Year

$ .10

.12

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GARAGE

118 So. Main Phone 98

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 Levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure so to do, by the County Auditor, ten or more taxpayers fesling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final hearing thereon, by filing of petition with the County Auditor not later than October 15, and the State Board will fix a date for hearing. 'in this county. Complete detail of Budget Estimate may be seen In office of County Auditor. I JAMES McGARVEY, Dated August 14, 1946. . : Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana.

I SEE THAT . . School time is almost here! We suggested early in the summer that you have your child's eyes examined. Many parents in Sullivan County have done that. But there are many others, "pressed for time" and who isn't, or perhaps just forgetful, who intended to and who want to yet, but who haven't made an appointment. There is still time, but the sooner the better now. ' If glasses are needed and prescribed, a few weeks wearing will make the child accustomed to the glasses and help overcome any shyness in wearing them. We recommend glasses only when they are really required. Be thoughtful enough to make certain that your child starts to school wearing glasses if they are needed, otherwise he will lag in his classes. Don't take the risk of sending a child to school under the severe handicap of poor vision. DR. CE. FISHER Optometrist Phone 450

If You Enjoy

Y0V LL BE EVEN CLOSER

You and your family who find so much pleasure being together will find an even closer bond in the spirit of worship and communion of the Holy Spirit. This Sunday's Union Church Services at the Sullivan City Park ,will complete the series of united summer outdoor services in which the churches of this community have dropped their denominational ties and have banded together in one united worship each Sunday evening. . ' You are invited to attend this concluding service and warned that you are missing a great blessing if you fail to attend at least cne of these services.

Please pray for me, my friend; I need your prayers, , For there are burdens pressing hard, And many care; Pray, too, that Christ will make of me The Christian that I ought to be. PROGRAM Of Services Sunday, August 25th, 7:30 P. M. - AT THE Sullivan City Park SPEAKER Rev. Stewart Hartfelter, Indianapolis Former Army Chaplain. MUSIC Methodist Church , DEVOTIONS William Ryan PLATFORM MANAGER William Ryan Sing. . . Pray . . . Rejoice This Message Is Sponsored By n The Following Firm In Support Of Our City's United Religious Program

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