The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1938 — Page 4

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I’KOTECT YOCU HOME EKOM ( Tt BEKCl LOSIS IS SLOtiAN I “Protect your home from Tuberculosis” will be the .slogan of the HKIS Christmas Seal campaign, Frank Sloes 1 of the Putnam C< un y Tutierculosis Association announced to1 djy. ! The d< sign of the seal suggests the slogan. A mother and two young ch Id■ ■ n in costume of the Victorian age are shown lighting a candle m the window of their home. The light1 ed candle is indicative of til enlight- | ening on tuberculosis that has been kindh d by the Christmas seals 'ami of their mission of protecting every home from the dread disease. Tuberculosis breaks up more homes than any other dis ase. If a mother or father is stricken, this ! means separation from the family | if other members ore to be protected ! from the threat of the disease. Tuberculosis usually brings a serious j economic problem. Each year tuberculosis claims the lives of 40.000 persons between 15 and 45. the most ! productive years. Many of these victims are mothers and fathers who leave young orpbincd chiMt'on *o face life alone. Christmas seals finance a year-round program to control tuberculosis and by so doing, protect all homes from tuberculosis. The sale s'nrted Thanksgiving Diy and will continue until Christmas. ! ! BETHEL M. E. CHI’KCH Sunday school at Bethel M. Li. Church, ten miles northwest of j Grcenois’le, at 10 o’clock. M. E conference minister Matt Mces, will ho present. Young peoples meeting at 6:.10 p. m., followed by preaching services at 7 p. m. by Mr. Mces. Everyone invited to attend theas services.

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Tigers Defeat

Rose Poly 55-25

LARGE CROWD WAS ON HAND AT BOWMAN GYM FOR THE OPENING GAME

Two ball teams with a sense of humor brawled and battled last night as DePauw university opened its hirdwood season with a 55-‘.'5 victory over Rose Poly. DePauw’s starting five went through the Engineer's butter-thick defense like a hot knife. Coach Donovan i Tubby > Moffett, with the game well! in hand before the half, kept the substitutes waiting in line throughout the remainder of the tilt. Nineteen men just one short of the entire squad saw action. Ineligibility kept one man on the bench. In floor ploy and accuracy the Tigers held a club over the visitors from the beginning. Rose Poly was held to a single bucket in the first half. The score at half-time was 29-4, DePauw. Early-season raggedness sprouted in every comer; both outfits were

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 2.— iUP'—Changes in Indiana’s motor vehicle laws are favored by 89 per cent of tile motorists casting ballots in the Hoosier Motor Club’s survey, it was announced today. The motorists are asked to express an opinion on 14 proposals. If a majority is in favor of the changes, they will be submitted to the state Legislature at its session opening next month, the club said. Vote on the proposals to date was: A 50-cent four year fee to replace the present annual driver’s license, 194 yes, 27 no. Change the date for buying licenses from Jan. 1 to July 1, 145 yes, 58 no. Repeal all federal excise taxes on autos, gasoline, oil, and accesscfiies, 200 yes, 15 no. Make illegal the operation of a mechanically unsafe car, 218 yes, 4 no. Return 2,000,000 diverted by the Legislature in 19H2 into the general fund, 212 yes, 11 no. Require weeds to be cut from highways by July 1 each year instead of the present June 15 to Sept. 1 period, 217 yes, 3 no. Repeal moratorium on county unit gravel road bonds, 156 yes, 34 no. Eliminate jurisdiction of justices of the peace over highway traffic violations, 209 yes, 8 no. Placing all motor car taxation and license fees collected by the state in the highway fund to be used exclusively for road building or maintenance, 216 yes, 7 no. Widen and protect all main arterial Highways, 216 yes, 3 no. Eliminate the oil inspection fee, 217 yes, 6 no. Require all new cars sold after Jan. 1 to be equipped with bumpers of a uniform height. 200 yes, 6 no. Establish a uniform license fee for all makes of car, 171 yes, 46 no. Eliminate the necessity of presenting a poll tax receipt before obtaining license, 132 yes, 82 no.

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charged with bad passes, double dribh’es ind traveling. Two officials, Stonebreaker and Wheeler—also with a sense of humor, managed to keep the tilt under control. Coach Moffett started KixMiller; and Landeck, forwards; Franke center: Lindsay and Smith, guards. KixMiller drew three fouls in succession after the tip-off and Smith scored under the basket for DePauw before Colwell, hefty Rose Pody center, snagged the visitor’s only field goal of the first hadf. KixMiller dumped in three buckets and a charity marker He scored two more field goals and another foul— for a total of fifteen points—before leaving the game. DePauw’s second and third teams, well sprinkled with letter-men, were inserted into the fray in the last half. Defenses of both teams loosened and the Engineers picked up from the field. Ladson, forward, and Colwell led the visitor's attack. A large crowd was on hand at Bowman gym for the opening of the Tigers’ rigorous season.

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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS OF WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Washington Township. Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said township, at the office of the Trustee on the 5 day of December, 1938, at 7:30 p. m., will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time: Special School fund, No. 22 Repair of buildings $450.00 Special School fund, No. 25 School supplies 100.00 Special School fund, No. 27 Fuel 50.00 Total $600.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners which board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office of Putnam County. Indiana, or at such other places as may be designated, and any objector-taxpayers may be heard. Pete Holsapple, Trustee of Washington Township, Putnam Co., Ind. 25-2t.

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