The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1966 — Page 8
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• Th# Daily Batmar, Graancastia, Indiana Tuaaday f January 25, 1966 Judge Dillia Rues Gary Man Under Federal Highway Use Law r United States Federal Judge months remaining In the twelveS. Hugh Dillin sentenced Wal- month period. This applies even
ter B. SamocJd, 7819 Oak Ave-
nue, Gary, on January 21, to a fine of 91,000 and costs. Samocki was charged with wilful failure to file Federal Use Tax Returns on Highway Motor Vehicles, Form 2290, in violation of Section 7203, Internal Revenue Code of 1954, for the period 7-1-60 thru 6-30-63. This is the first prosecution undertaken in the State of Indiana under the Federal Highway Use law which became effective July 1, 1956. Under this law, a return. Form 2290, covering all taxable vehicles in use on any public highway during July of each year must be filed and an annual tax paid not later than the last day of the following month. The tax is for the following twelve - month period ending June 30th. For any vehicles put in use after the month of July, an additional Form 2290 must be filed for these vehicles and a pro-rated tax paid for the number of
though the vehicles are replacements of vehicles on which a tax has been paid. The law provides that the tax be computed on a taxable gross weight, which is established by regulations for each catagory of
vehicles.
Mir. Samocki is a partner in Samocki Brothers, a trucking firm located at 5030 Industrial Highway, Gary. The firm is engaged in construction hauling and during the years Involved in the criminal action, they operated as many as seventeen trucks which were subject to the Highway Use Tax. Mr. Samocki failed to file returns and pay Highway Use tax for a four-yr.-period beginning July 1 ’59, and ending June 30, 1963. Although Mir. Samocki resides in Gary, the criminal action was undertaken in the Southern Judicial District as the returns are required to be filed with the District Director of Internal Revenue at Indian-
apolis, which Is In the Southern Judicial District Persons convicted of failure to file tax returns are subject to a fine of not more than 910,000 or imprisonment of not more than one year or both together with the costs of prosecution. Father Held For Cruelty To Sen MARTINSVILLE, —UPI— A truck driver was jailed during the weekend on charges he held his 5-year-old son’s hand over a cigarette lighter and burned it so badly be lost parts of two fingers. Prosecutor Richard Bray said Herschel Dawson, 26, R. R. 1, Paragon, arrested on a charge of crulty to a child, admitted burning the boy but said he did it to teach the lad not to play with matches. Dawson’s son, Ronald, was taken to Morgan County Memorial Hospital here Dec. 19 for treatment of a hand wound which resulted in the loss of parts of two fingers. He was treated until Jan. 12 when he was dismissed from the hospital. The charge against Dawson alleged that the burning occurred Dec. 2, 17 days before the boy was hospitalized. Morgan County Welfare director Harry Lusk and Bray investigated circumstances surrounding the injury which resulted in filing of the charge. Would Cut Aid To 6 Parishes WASHINGTON UPI—A U.S. Officer of Education hearing examiner recommended Monday that federal aid to schools in six Louisiana parishes counties be cut off because of evidence of racial discrimination. Hearing examiner Merrit Ruhlen made the findings in cases involving Tensas, Union, Vermillion, Webster, West Carroll and Winn parishes. The decisions were the first in cases against 52 southern school districts which have been cited for refusing to comply with the desegregation provisions of the Civil Rights act of 1964. The act provides that federal aid should not go to the schools where there is evidence of segregation. The findings of the hearing examiner must be reviewed by the commissioner of education and by Secretary John W. Gardner of Health, Education and Welfare.
The Mark off Bravery Of THE BRAVE men who were awarded the Medal of Honor In Korea, Major Reginald R. Myers of Annandale/Va* stands with the most gallant Taking command of 250 men during the vital defense of strategic Hagaru-ri military base, Major. Myers initiated a daring counterattack against • well-entrenched and cleverly concealed enemy force ofiflOO.
Severely handicapped by a nek or trained personnel, MaJor Myers fought in tho face of apparently insurmountable odds. Although losing 179 men during 14 hours of raging combat in sub-zero temperatures, his gallant attack resulted in 600 enemy killed and 500 wounded. Major Myer'S great bravery undoubtedly enhanced the highest traditions of the U.S. Marines. jL ^ wdmm
If IS'THE Inspiration off bravery that ft a prime reason for the unfailing fascination of model soldiers. Thu “GJJoe” series of soldiere-in-miniature by Hmbro pays tribute to all of America's military heroes—tie they soldier, sailor, marine or pilot With their 21 movable parts and their authentic uniforms and equipment these 12* high models an stand at attention, charge the enemy; kneel to fire, crawl sit lie prone; or stand to fire a
'’GRADUATION” CEREMONY—Former Viet Cong who changed their politics burn effigies of North Viet Nam President Ho Chi Minh and aides at end of their re-education program in Can Tho. South Viet Nam. The program is called “Chieu Hoi.”
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Planning Fund Loans Approved INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The State Board of Finance at a meeting Monday in Governor Branigin’s office approved postwar planning fund loans to three towns, to be used for comprehensive planning for future development. The loans were 92,000 to West Baden, 92,450 to Montpelier, and 9750 to Zionsville. The board also agreed, after tabling the matter two weeks ago, to reimburse the federal government for 920,666 on disallowed charges. The state had charged Uncle Sam rent for civil defense and other agencies in the State office Building. The federal government had refused to pay the amount until recently when a rule change permitted the payment. Budget Director Jack Booher explained that the 920,666 represented the rent charged before the rule change went into effect.
Trustee's Report
Township Trustee’s (Abstract) report of receipts and disbursements for the calendar year 1965 Floyd Township,
Putnam County. Township Fund Balance Jan. X $1,644.30 Receipts $2,727.32 Disbursements $2,865.88 Bahmce Dec. 31 81,505.74
Dor Fund
Balance Jan. 1 NONE Receipts $ 419 00 Disbursements $ 410.00 Balance Dec. 31 NONE Total of oil Funds Balance Jan. 1 $1,644.30 Receipts 83,146.32 Disbursements $3,284.88 Balance Dec. 31 $1,505.74 Detail of Receipts Township Fund Taxes — June $1.2$7.56 Taxes — December ;.. $1,010.76 Total Township Fund .... $2,308.32
Dor Fond
Dor Tax from Assessor .... $ 202.00 Surplus from County $ 217.00 Total Dor Fund $ 419.00 Disbursements Township Fand Salary Albert Solomon $1,212.50 Ins. Stoner Ins. Co 20 00 Hendricks Phone Co 57!oo Adv. Banner 45.35 Adv. Graphic 60.97 Fire Protection 450.00 Stamps, Clintonian l 06 Cemeteries. Marvin Price .. 90.00 Sal. & Rent, Mattie Solomon 210.00 Marvin Steele xoo.oo Joe Wilson 100.00 Maurice Bryan 100.00 Dlsbnrsementa
Dor Fand
Joe Wilson, cow claim $ w.oo Mary Jane Thurman sheep .. 90.00 Donald Robinson, sheep .... 109.00 Herman Walls, sheep 100.00 Howard Smith, sheep 102 00
I hereby certify that the forerolnr Is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report torether with all accompanyinr vouchers showinr the names of persons havlnr been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law In the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report Is In custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report Is subject to Inspection by any taxpayer of the township. Albert Solomon, Trustee
Trustee's Report
Township Trustee’s (Abstract) report of receipts and disbursements for the calendar year 1965 Russell Township,
Putnam County. Township Fand Balance January 1 $2 529.14 Receipts $5)212.90 Disbursements $4,921.99 Balance December 31 $2,820.05
Dor Fond
Balance January 1 NONE Receipts $ 433.80 Disbursements 8 433.80 Balance December 31 NONE Civil Twp. Bond / Balance January 1 $1,350,85 Receipts $1,939.15 Disbursements $2,870.00 Balance December 31 $ 420.00 Total of oil Funds Balance January 1 $3,879.99 Receipts $7,585.85 Disbursements $8,225.79 Balance December 31 $3,240.05 Detail of Receipts Township Fand County Auditor June draw .. $2,766.83 County Auditor Dec. draw .. <2.446.07 Total $5,212.90
Dor Fund
Cty. Aud. surplus dor tax .. $ 229.80 Assessor dor tax < 204.00 Total $ 433.80 Civil TWP Bond Fund Cty. Aud. Dec. draw $1,426.99 No. Putnam Com. Schl. Corp. Interest $ 512.16 Total $1,939.15 Disbarsements
Township Fand American Surety Co. Township Bond The Daily Banner Trustee’s report Maurice Fordice salary & Ex. John R. Whitley cemetery fence bldr Russellville Com. vol fire Dept, fire protection .... Darlene Fordice office rent and clerical help Putnam Co. Graphic adv. .. Kirer & Co. Inc. supplies .... Emhert Gardner Advisory Board Edrar McGaurhey Advisory Board Earl Eurene Clodfelter Advisory Board Wm. McClellan atty. fee .... Total Disbarsements
Dor Fund
Darlene Fordice sheep killed M. D. Henthorn sheep killed Carrinrton Bros, sheep killed Kenneth Shannon sheep killed J. Carroll Fordice sheep killed Harold A. Fordice sheep killed Total Disbarsements Civil TWP Bond Fan Russellville Bank principal ft Interest Russellville Bank Interest .. Total
9 45.00 69.69 1.450.00 35.80 2.500.00 340 00 85.89 6.55 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 $4,921.99
$ 24.80 112.00 75.00 18.00 159.00 45.00 $ 433.80
82.450.00 420.00 82.870.00
State of Indiana
YOU'RE TELLING ME! By WILLIAM RUT ■- Control Press Writer
EACH . ef us 192-million Americans would have 6184 if all the money in circulation in the United States was divided equally, according to a recent Washington estimate; Sounds better if you say that totals 2354 billions—A whole lot better! ! ! I • IPs also estimated if aU the money otoed on installment debts were divided equally we’d each owe SS16. That’s a difference of fist or 1SJ100 red cents -^definitely in the red! ! ! ! The above figures back up what we've always Mid — you fust can't winl ! ! ! A little late, Zadok Dumkopf
points out that Gemini 6 and Gemini 7 add up to Gemini 13. This, declares Dummy, should once and for. all end that old superstition, that 13 is unlucky. ! « ! A recent winning horse (which paid off at 4-1) at the Fair Grounds Race Track goes by the odd name of Can He Walk. There’s no doubt he can run! Ill Mosquitoes don't stab or bite their human victims, but saw into 'am—nature Ham. Just a carpantar ant with wings? ! ! ! Neutrality sometimes doesn’t pay when groups of kids stage a snowball battle in your neighborhood. Being on the fence makes you too big a target.
CLOSING OUT SALE Duo to my health I have rented my farm and I will tell my personal property at my farm located 4 miles southeast of Now Ross, 4 miles west of Jamestown, 1 and one-half miles northeast of Ladoga Rost Park that b located on Read 234, tho fallowing property, on Saturday, Jan. 29,1966 Beginning at 10:30 A. M.
CATTLE - 47 HEAD 23 Hoad of good quality white face caws, 2 ef which have calves, tho rest are dose up springers; one coming two-year-old white face bull, a goad ana; 15 head of feeding calves, one good Holstein cow, one good fresh Guernsey cow; One other Guernsey cow; 3 Holstein heifers old enough to breed; one two-year-old coming with first calf.
HOGS AND POULTRY 20 Head of good open gilts ready to breed, vaccinated and tostod; 4 good shoot houses and 3 individual farrowing houses. Four dozen hens.
FARM MACHINERY One 1963 Ford tractor, size 4000 with Freeman loader; one 1953 Super M IHC tractor in excellent condition; one Ford 3-boHom breaking plow; one IHC 4-row cultivator; one power post digger; one threebottom John Deere breaking plow; one IHC 10 ft. wheel disc, very good; one Massey Harris 4-row hoo; one cultipacker; one IHC 4-row corn plantar; one 2 M.E. mounted IHC corn picker; one 6-ft. combine; one good Now Idea manure spreader; one John Deere 13 hoo disc drill; one Cross elevator; one good wagon with hoist, two other good wagons, ono wooden wheel wagon with box bed in good shape with sp r i n g seat; one mowing machine; one John Doero side delivery rake; one grain olovator; one spike tooth harrow; ono fence row mower; water tanks; hog fountains; ono lot of miscellaneous items found on ■ farm. HAY — 500 bales of hays, more or loss. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ono throe corner cupboard—walnut; sewing machine, antique rocking chair; ono electric churn; soma old wooden sugar buckets and other miscellaneous items. Terms of sale cash. No property to be removed until paid for. Not responsible in case of accidents. Lunch will be served. EMMIT WOODRUM, Owner Carpenter t Picket, Auctioneers North Salem State Bank, Clerks
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HUNT MURDERER—An investigation la on in Butler, Pa* Hi murder of Mrs. Alice Marie Kellar (above), 24, whose nuda and battered body was found in their home by her schoolteacher husband Karl, 41. Their children, Karl Jr., 19 months old, and (lower) Harry Thomas, 6 months, wers crying.
Budget Rapped By Republicans WASHINGTON UPI — Republican budget-cutters today called President Johnson’s
detailed study by his unofficial panel of GOP Appropriatlona Committee members.
ENDS TONlTE Betty Davis As "THE NANNY"
$112.8 billion budget a phony and promised not only to expose it but to cut it. Rep. Frank T. Bow, R-Ohio,
senior GOP member of the House Appropriations Commit-
OPEN AT: 6:45 SAT. SUN. FROM 2:00
tee, announced he was reviving an “economy task force” that formerly was charged with searching out places to trim government spending. The task force, to be headed by Rep. Charles Raper Jonas, R-N.C., was dormant last year as Johnson’s package of welfare and economic reform bills was sailing through Congress. “Last year wasn’t a good year for saving money,” Bow said today. “But now we think the climate has changed.” Johnson has both overestimated income and underesti-
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With Louis Armstrong Sam tho Sham and The Pharaohs Herman and Hermits
Sme „ FfWCfi W ■ PRESNHl fj BOYS 71 meet the ! i color girls
mated expenses in arriving at his forecast of _ $1.8 billion deficit for the year starting
Encore Fri., Sat. at 9:30
July 1, Bow said. Among other “gimmicks,” he said Johnson had predicated hundreds of millions of dollars in savings on legislative actions that he knows Congress won’t take.
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On the income side, Bow said it is nice to anticipate a continued boom, with resulting increases in tax payments, but that this can’t be counted on. Jonas held his fire, pending
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Public Auction
Of Farm Machinery As wo or* reducing our Inventory, we will sell our used machinery as follows, located at tho North odge of Bellmoro, hid., on SR 59 at auction on: FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1966 at 11:00 A. M. (EST) - TRACTORS - 1960 Massey Harris 85 Dsl. tractor. 1958 Oliver 880 Dsl. tractor. 1957 Ford 860 Gas tractor and loader. 1952 88 Oliver Dsl. tractor. 1952 88 Oliver Gas tractor. 1951 88 Oliver Gas tractor. 1953 Oliver 88 tractor, gas. JD Model 8 Gas tractor. Silverking gas tractor. 1956 Int. 300 fast hitch gas tractor. - BALER and MIXER GRINDER - Int. PTO wire baler. New PTO 85 bus. Arch-Way feed mixer grinder with 20" hammer mid. - COMBINES - 1959 Int. 101 Self propelled combine. No. 100 Allis Chalmers self propelled combine. Model 66 Combine. 1962 Ford self propelled combine. 1959 Moline No. 120 Uni combino. 1960 No. 60 Massey Harris combino, pull typo. - CORN HEAD and CORN PICKERS - 1963 Oliver No. 120 Corn Hoad. 1959 Moline Uni Shelter attachment. One row semi mounted corn picker. 2M Int. corn picker.
- PLOWS - 2— 4340 3 bottom Oliver plows. International 2 bottom plow. 3- 14 Oliver plow 3-14 International plow. 3-14 International mounted plow. — CORN PLANTERS 8 CULTIPACKER — 2—4 row Oliver corn planters. New Granular applicator for John Doero 494 com plantar. 10 ft. cuhipackor. - CULTIVATORS -
Putnam County I. Maurice Fordice. Trustee of Russell Township, Putnam County. Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the precedins report Is complete, true, and correct; that the sums with which I am charted in this report are all of the sums received by me. and that the various Items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated; that such payments were made without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or to any other person, I further swear (or affirm) that i have received no money nor any article of value In considernaan of any contract made by me as trustee of the aforesaid township. Maurice Fordice. Trustee of Russell Township Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this township at Its annual meeting, this the 11 day of January, 1848. Edgar McGaughey Chairman of Advisory Board of Russell Township
STOP IN AT YOUR NEAREST CO-OP BRANCH AND FIND HOW OUR NEW COMPLETE FERTILIZER PROGRAM CAN MAKE YOU MONEY IN 1966.
WE ARE BUYING GRAIN AT YOUR FARM. SEE US SURE BEFORE YOU SELL.
PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP GREENCASTLE FILLMORE
2 row Oliver cultivator. 2 row JD cultivator. 4 row JD cultivator. POST HOLE DIGGER - CORN SHELLER - SPREADERS 3 PTO Post hole digger. PTO Harvey corn shellor. International manure spreader. Many other items and items that wo wifl trade in before sole. Terms — Cash or finance available on prior arrangements. Not responsible in case of accidents. LUTHER TYLER-Owner lunch wifl bo served. Harold Asbury — Auctioneer, Marshall, Ind. Ph. 597-2514 Eleanor ^ks^ka^^f lor^t Jim Vaughn — Auctioneer, Stiksvifle, Ind. Ph. 845-2514
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