The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 March 1950 — Page 4

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\OTICK TO TAXIVilKllfl or to%vk or ii \ i mini noic Notice is hereby given to tbe i ixpayers <*i Town of Buinbridge I'litnum County. Indiana, that the Hoard of Trustees ot said town will meet at its regular meeting on the -!id day of April, H*50, to determine upon the expenditure »»f more money for the eurrent year than was set out in detail in the published budget as modified and confirmed by the Indiana Tax Hoard for the eurrent year of IS.'.n to pay tbe following itemized expenses of said town Water Works Fund No 7a . $4rui.00 At said meeting ;m\ or nil taxpayers ma\ h»* beard and may make object Ions to the making of ' * aid appropriation. J If said Town Hoard makes said appropriation or an> part thereof, said matter will he automatically certified to the Indiana Tax Hoard j through the Countv Auditor of I Putnam County. Indiana, for said J consideration and approval. t'latide Ftcheson President of Town Board Attest: H H. Sands. i 'jerk - Trrq - u i ■ : < * - !

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HONG KONG. March 21. (UP) A large number of Rus- | sian troops have arrived recently in China and are taking an active role in China’s civil war, according to apparently uuthen tic reports. Those reports, from a number of sources, indicate that between 5,000 and 10.000 Russian troops have arrived within the past 30 days. They arc helping bloster Chinese Communist resistance against increased Nationalist air attacks. Then- is also the possibility that the Russians might be use to discourage any popula«uprising against the Chinese Communist regime in view oi China's widespread famine and economic stagnationa. Observers advanced another theory that the Russians migh‘ have been placed in China to ensure that the pro-Kremlin faction of the Chinese Communist party would not be ousted by Nationalist Communists who believe in China first. t’AKI) OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our neighbors, friends and relatives for the lovely floral tributes, cards and letters, also Rev. Ora McDaniel for his comforting words, Mrs. Chastain for her kindly services, the .Angers for their lovely songs .and all who assisted in any way during the illness and death of our husband and father, Jesse E. Airhart. Bertha Airhart and family.

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