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The Council will consider the amount oser and above the exchanjfe price to rmebins a decision as to th*. best and lowest hid A bond or certified check made payable to the City of tireencastle in the amount of lo'« of the hid. I insuring ex«" ution of -ale and exchange in case hid is accepted must accompany the hid. Checks or bonds will he returned to the unsuccessful bidders. The Council reserves the right to rwject any <>r all hids. Bids ar to l>< properly executed on approved forms, acceptable to the Sia!* - Lioird of Accounts, containing a non-collusion affidavit. Hids will he received at the office of the Clerk-Treasurer until 7:30 I*. M February 12. 1'C.r, City of Greencastle. Indiana, By The Common Council. Norman Peabody, C’erk-Treasurer. 24-2t.

Dated at Greenea.s.Ti* Indiana this 2F' d.iv of January. H*‘.6 William It. Padgett. *T* rk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Probate Cause No. s:\73. Lyon w Bovd, Attorneys 24-31-7-3t.

Brazil Gives Credit To Cubs

In commenting on Greencastle's performance at Terre Haute yesterday's Brazil Times said:

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Million Dollar Gale In Tax Case Fight By Margaret 1

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Ir former world heavyweight boxing champion. Joe Louis-, had

NOTH H or \ DM I N ISTJtATTO A In the Circuit Court of 1'utnain County. Indiana. Notice is licrchy given that Lillian Ford was on the 21 day of Jamiiry. appointed Administratrix of th.- estate of Gilbert K. Clark, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same : n ■'aid court within six ifi) iiinnths from tiie date "f the Gist publication of tliis iioti<-e or said claims will he forever barred.

Congratulations to the Green- a n the money in the world, he castle Tiger Cubs and thedr • WO uld have to apply it on what coach Tom Goldsberry, for win-| he owes Uncle Sam in income ning the Wabash Valley crown, taxes. The tab is now well over We hear that the Greencastle | million. He can’t even pay the fans went back to Greencastle interest cm the debt,

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driving over the city and tooting their auto horns, but we wonder if Greencastle appreciates what the Cubs have dome. Winning the largest independent high school tournament in the world is no small accomplishment. Greencastle took Brazil 48-45 on the Brazil floor with a garrison finish in a scheduled game and the two clubs are due to meet again at Greencastle Feb 7 when we will see if the Cubs have improved that much. Gertsmeyer, the team they beat, whomped Brazil. 67 to 47. Greencastle defeated Gertsmeyer Terii, 59-51. So it appears the Tiger Cubs are 28 points better than the Red Devils, who we are informed are going to Greencastle

intent on winning.'

A lot of credit is due Coach Goldsberry for the way he sized up the Tech style of play and figured a tight zone defense would cut down the Black Cat's j under-the-basket shots, which it did. The Terre Haute boys had ' to shoot from far out and they |

didn’t do too well.

Joe's big-time earnings, amounting to five millions, sort of got themselves spe t v ’ho t anyone’s checking the bnnk statement. What with Uncle’s Internal Revenue folks as far behind on their work as Joe was ahead on" his spending well, by the time a Louis tax return was reviewed for two years earlier, Joe had spent his next

three year's eaniii -

Uncle is without, J .-e is without and a million bucks worth of tax and interest is out of pocket. Wha-t to do, eh ? Well may you ask. Even Jos Louis himself,

t?Uing this sad tale in a recent Satevepost article, has no idea what disposition can—or will — be made of his predicament. There is a loyal cry emanating from sports friends—take up collection and bail this poor guy cut of trouble. Was he not one of the first Negroes to fight the Communistic threat? Has ne not been an inspirational figure in the sports world? This course is an unlikely, i though humanitarian, one. Who < can pay the taxes on the collection itself ? All right, why not hire Joe as a Presidential golf advisor at i tax-free S100.000 a year? In 10 years, he is even. Or maybe the Bureau of Internal Revenue might work out I a tax settlement, accepting whatever tag ends are retrievable from Louis' confused financial

picture.

L'nless I am away wide of the guess mark, this is about the last eventuality available to the Bureau. Such a chorus of squawks would go up over the land that Congress might have to abolish all income taxes, now and forever. “Why should Joe . Louis get the benefit of a deal like this when thousands of individual taxpayers, large and

small businesses in the land— which have paid exorbitant tax's through their collective noses, and paid ’em smack on the : ue date— receive no aid and

tended the basketball game at

Terre Haute Saturday.

Monday evening a flock of wild ducks came into Fern and stayed on Big Walnut all night. There

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Miss Patty Selser called or Miss Vivian Mae Heber Sunday

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Miss Jane Burks visited Ray mond Furney Saturday mo: i'.i g Games This Week

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comfort whatever?” I were thousands of them and the “Why wasn't the Louis earn- | water was full of ducks all ng power scrutinized more z:*al- ' along Big Walnut from the Lit-

ously and promptly by income ;

tax agents? How about calling in

some of his former accountants I to do a bit of explaining nort | for effors in the tax, but for :

failure to clear the tax returns

before the champ's, easy sperd tu i

habits forced him further down the tax delinquent road?’’ There is absolutely no “intent to defraud” in the Louis case Jo^

thought everything was Jake, I

and Jake thought Sam would be leal glad to get what Joe sent him. but Sam thought Joe de ducted a couple of items too

many and—.

Anyhow, the former rnc I champ is now tax champ a title he never sought. His next “fight" lias a guaranted gate of a million dollars, and no conbu der f the title in sight. Pou. guy.

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Mr. and Mrs. Finest Heber spent Sunday visiting relatives at Knightsville. Mrs. A. P. Stoner is improving very slowly at her homo after her stroke on Thanksgiving

Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rowing and son of Greencastle visits Mrs. Mary Owens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Heber rn< daughters and Mr. and Mrs Robert Burks and daughters at

Friday Greencastle at Fillmore Montezuma at Bain bn Ige Belle Union at Paragon Stilesvillc ;it Cloverdale Russellville at Reelsville New Market at Roachdule Saturday DePauw at Indiana State

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6 STATES LOSE POPULATION

U. S. CENSUS BUREAU figures for mid-1955 list six states (shaded) as showing population losses since 1950, and California and Nevada as showing greatest population gains. California added more than 2,500,000 to top the 13,000,000 mark, and Nevada shows greatest percentage population gain, 40, or 65,000 persons, to reach 250,000.

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