The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 2

PAGE TWO -THE TIPTON 'DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY ii, THE TIPTON DAILY TRIBUNE Entered as Second Class Matter Oct 4, 1695, at the Postottiee in Tipton, tinder the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Published Daily Except Sunday by Tribune Publishing Co. Telephone 67 and 68 Member International Mews Service SUBSCRIPTON RATES All Mail Subscriptions Payable in Advance By Carrier, in City. Per Week 25 Cents One Year, Tipton and Adjacent Counties Papers Mailed by Single Wrap, One Month. .75 Cents JIBS happened in England.

Some I New Chester give the program the W. Nimitz: "I hate war, and I whole credit for practical- know what I'm talking about." ly bankrupting the country. ANOTHER STOPPER for the idea is -the sudden move on the part of all MEDICAL i Auto Workers-CIO Chief Walter Reuther: "The real allies of Joe Stalin are the people whom HOSPITALIZATION groups Franklin Delano Roosevelt charr to gather, in mem- acterized as the economic rdyal- ists, the boys in wall street, the people who control the National of Manufacturers." 'bers Round Town Wi nB and that's as it THE COOLER WEATHER is most welcome not only in Tipton county but everywhere the main topic of discus- cion seems to be the respite from Old Sol should be! YESTERDAY was a marvelous day and outside of the several traffic accidents that marred the day was' a "boon" to automobile travelers who love to get in the "old jalope" on- Sundays and' put many miles between HOME and themselves. NOT TrJAT IT HAS anything to do "about the above but we ire asking" today and it is food for some thought "What do you' think of the Atheist?" PERSONALLY, we think David in the thirteenth psalm "hit the nail on Kie when'he said "The fool hath said in his heart, there is no GOD." ALL VISIBLE THINGS point to a CREATOR. As the philosopher thinks, everything that we see is an effect of a cause, because "nothing comes from nothing." Science has never been able to produce life and never will.

Ljjfe is something "invisible" and "spiritual." THE ATHEIST does not want to" believe that there is a GOD who will reward as well as PUNISH virtue. He does not like, to-j judge' who; might' pronounce unfavorably against him because of'his defiance of GOD'S LAWS. fc A RECENT POLL made by fast as then there will possible be comparatively few without some form of. protection- -according to their pocketbopks. BLUE CROSS and other such organizations have proven their dependability and there is truthfully no reason for Socialized medicine.

WE HEARD a fellow say, "Boy with the' weather we've been haying, you can hear the corn and poppin see It "growin 1 tale. the Ladies Home Journal gave figures that tended to show an overwhelming belief in GOD 95 per cent, 90 per cent stating that they prayed to HIM regularly 76 per cent envisioned IIIAI as their future judge. They, therefore, believe in a future life. DURING THE LATE WAR people who had never before given much thought to GOD prayed to HIM when in danger, and the slogan coined during the conflict "There is no atheist in foxholes" was coined. WHEN THINGS run smoothly people forget GOD but let trouble break out and immediately thoughts turn to HIM.

If the 95 per cent who believe in HIM were as aggressive as the atheist who hates him for no good reason they would be more conscious of relationship to GOD and to their dirties. and that almost tells the tale. Corn is really growing Iowa hacTbetter look to her laurels for "TALL CORN." Of course, we all know that Indiana has better corrf toat's been proven! WHICH REMINDS US the father-in-law thought it was good joke when I advised how to grow tomatoes and a few other but I'm passing it up. After all, it's his hobby anU he's en- ENTERTAIN "CLASS TEN" of "Class Ten" of the Windfall Methodist church Bible school and their teacher, Mrs. Ray Hutto were entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Frank Null at Windfall, ssisted by Mrs. Clara Wells, In the absence the president, VTrs. Clara Crousore, vice presir dent was in charge opening the meeting with devotions conduct- by Mrs. Wells closing with a word of prayer. Letters were' read from the Fames Whitcomb Riley Founda- ion and the Salvation Army which pledges were made, after the secretary's report given by Mrs.

R.E. Findling in the absence of Mrs. Otto Murphy, secretary, i titled to a little fun! he lets me have a some tomatoes as few ears beans, etc. PIONEER starts detasseling in earnest tomorrow and kids from all over will be on the job. They have already been on the job according to Mrs.

Baum whose husband should know! WE ALSO HEARD ihat a few tomatoes have shown up around the county. We would like to bear from any farmer having some nice ones How about it? THERE ARE ATHEISTS but why we don't know! Any man that could truthfully say that he does not be- senses. "any of MUST VACATE AUG. CLOSE OUT SALE AT TEALS ALL STOCK AT COST! American Petroleum highway gasoline S00.80 Clark highway gravel Ted McKlnney Son, same-- S45.66 Byera Brothers, same 845.15 Goodler Brothers, same All-Metal Highway Products. highway metal pipe Shupperd Sawmill, highway lumber 565.02 White's Institute, welfare IS 00 ADC Custody same 10S.OO Treasurer of State, repay-' ment.

welfare 845.S5 Irene Flnley; traveling ex- panse and postage 51.70 Fern Dearth, 40.70 Alice Brady, same 18.35 Wm. B. Burford Ftp. welfare office supplies 22.65 Treasurer of State, hospital- ization 7,015.94 Irene Finley, salary 825.00 Fern Dearth, name 209.00 Alice Brady, same 200.00 Miriam Mattingfy; same 165.90 Ralph B. Watson.

Co. Clerk H3.3? Mary Jane Lilly, Dep. Clerk 175.00 H. E. Castor, Co.

Auditor 103.33 O. Keel. Dep. Auditor 175.00 Carolyn Dewitt, A 11 r's clerical 125.00 Oral Anderson, plat book repair 204.35 20.00 175.00 138.66 90.00 13.1.S? 133.33 VISIT DAUGHTER Mrs. James Shblty and Mrs.

Pearl Armstrong, of Windfall are spending a few days wpth Mrs. Sholty's daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs! William Wall and son, David, at Montpelier. His eyes would tell as would his ears What Noted People International News Service Chiche'ster, Dr. Martin Niemoller, German Pastor: "In this modern age, which his faculties.

He believes gj on i Verterbrate churches in his heart but due to there is needed a vertebrate reli- some peculiar twist of his nature know what they belive." he steeles himself against that is strictly judiciary." the knowledge and pre- fers to be as an "Intel- Emmanuel is an Cellar, (D) N. "If a' corigfess- 'man puts up a squawk simply THE NEWSPAPERS have de- because he doesn't like technical cided as well as radio rulings in every legal case, He's that the best way to stop Social- sticking his nose into business ized Medicine is to publish what that i strictly judiciary." COMMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCES The Tipton County Commissioners allowed the following claims at their regular July meeting held on Tuesday, July 5, Vern Uarnetl, highway labors? 163.20 Oral same P. R. Ueaty, same I Harry Boyer, same 4 1G3.20 George CleveJiger, same ,163.20 Guy Crouch, same Karl Floyd, truive i 1 ISii.tiO Gilbert Goodnight, same 103.L'« C. L.

Goodwin, same I l.TG.IO Audra Richer, same i 1G3.20 A very Hood, Rimer Shupperd, same 136.00 Hoy Shupperd. same 163.SO Oliver Smith, same 103.20 Morris C. Slroup. same 1 141.10 Burl 1C3.20 If. Weism'lller.

same 150.40 Albert highway extra labor 40.00 F. same I 11S.50 Ross I'auersnn, Smith- way repairs 37.S7 7.S2 Sinclair Refining highway motor fuel i Read the Classified Ads. Admits Killing Boy Frona Davids. Dep. Treasurer Wnu R.

Huff, Treasurer Patricia Co. Recorder Martha Gall Wlckstead, Dep. Recorder Jesse Owen, Co. Sheriff Paul Grimme. Owen L.

RatcHft, Co. Supt. 375.00 Howard L. Whltecotton, Prosecuting Attorney 1S3.33 Mta A. Mcrritt.

Court Reporter Ross M. Hufford, Court Bailiff Harry Plake, courthouse custodian Ruth Plake, courthouse ma- Iron Billy Plake, courthouse extra labor Maude Welsh. Co. Nurse a 1 I Co. Nurse sec'y and Serv.

Oftl- cer's Jamps J. Speck, Co. Vet. Serv. officer S.

A. Culver, Co. Attorney Lew J. Richards, Co. Surveyor Ernest L.

Clarlc, ditch repair M. K. Boxvlby, same Robert J-. Elliott, same Lester Davis, same Maurice G. Smith, same U.

Burris, same Clyde Burris, Cleveland Price, same Clarence Roler, Co. Assessor Grace Hughes, clerk, reassessing Carolyn Perry, same Charles Martin Pearson, computer, reassessing Marion Henderson, rate setter, reassessing II. R. Evans, ditch repair Lester Davis, ditch mileage Robert J. Elliott, same Logansport Jietal Culvert ditch Ora Webb, same Hilton Hobhs.

same Charles C. Tyner, same Alfred G. Leininger, same Chas. Gathman, same Holla Hobbs, same Law J. (Richards, ditch mile- per diem Jlay Nash; Co.

Commissioner A. Campbell, same Hartley, same 'P. H. Cox A Son, ditch repair Miller Bryant fierce, Clerk's uflice supplies- IVm. B.

Burioril PtR. Clerk, Auditor and Assessor office and Auditor's and Assessor's reassessing supplies 1,265.50 Ralph E. Watson, per diem, rejr. per diem and office supplies P. H.

Cox Son, county jail supplies H. E. Castor, Auditor's expense allowance, and per diem Wm. R. Huff, per diem Burroughs Addlns Slachina Treasurer's furniture- Patricia Richardson, per diem, fees and transportation Jesse Owen, mileage, per diem, use of car boardinif of prisoners Paul Grimme, per diem and mileage gn 00 Indianapolis Blue Print Lltiio.

blueprints ssenrfel Ksser Co. of Surv. repairs Ruth Wtmer, supplies and transportation W. M. Clary, salary, office comm.

and transportation Vlllnda Walker, salary I I Paul E. Branson, supplies'iTnd transportation 4B qi Owen Ratcllff. 76 Olarence Bxjler, per postage and. re-asscsslng mlleagre toward L. Whitecotton, CA1NES OOG RES6ABCHCfcOTeH so 06 PUPPIES OP THB ftldO-DOG MEEDS WILL OFTEN POINTCAMftATTHfeACfrOf THRcB MONTHS 175.00 110.00 175.00 SO.CO 36.00 130.00 113.00 :is.oo 326.02 150.00 S2.00 105.00 14S.CO 35.00 f.7.G4 52.no u.

umteeoiton. aer diem 3.: E. irehaffey. courthouse lawn mower and parking. lot signs 76.50 xms a 'S- coun- mcia office Otis Elevator courthouse elevator contract Ind.

Institutional Industries county jail supplies Warner, food Tipton Greenhouses, Col Home plants Pioneer Corn Home other Operating rlarry Moone, Home superintendent Frelove Moone, Co. Home'ma- tron Olive Dodd, labor" Hershman, same I Hazel Bess, same Robert Wise, same I I. C. Penney Co. Home clothing iiaymond J.

Henry, -reassessing mileage Ernest Cline, same Lowell Collier, same 50 Jesse Mills, same 112:86 13.10 31.73 5.43 3.00 C2.US 75.no Cfi.flO 60.00 13.S5 12.12 132.00 136,00 12.00 38.70 1.44 101.76 25.CO 11.S3 20.00 7.20 of 150 Ford Truck modelt including tfand- ard pancli, pickups, and variety of chassis tq accommodate specie! bcdies such as those illustrated you can find truck that's best for your job. But best of all, you'll find it's tonut tuilt to do lets of other iobt lust With extra strength built into every vital Ford part, you get a stronger truck with a greater range of use. Extra strength means longer life, too. Ford Trucks last longer! Using registration data on 0,104,000 ife insurance experts prove Ford Trucks last longer! i in and the new Kg 3 new 1 the Million Dollar Cab. We'll tell you the complete behind Fprd'i lontu-Butt tarings.

Every one is Bonus Built! New Will Twi Trofc? SM VMIT Nnl or 201 N. Main Street 33..13 "33.33 S3.S3 4.30. CarterV and Jail and Co. Health salary Ruth Slain, Co. Health'o'm- cers assistant Walter Hughes reassessing mileage James J.

Speck. and expense Gler.don Cottongim. fox'boun- Ralph expense llaude J. Welsh, mifeage and office expense Rolla L. Hobhs, (cation S.

M. FrieriK-y, same Teddy Hobbs. same of Tiptoit, county utilities uuy primble. reassessing mileage Chas. Stephenson, same J4 W.

Couch, same W. S. Wheatley. board of review C. W.

Ramsay, same S. Wolford, reassess-: mg real estate Gilford Griffith, same Karl Hodson, sai X.I* 3.41: 25.0U C.O' 75.0 65.1: 107.5 13.7 120.0 120.C. 37.5 is Beuevfcp TO TUB OWNER OF A POC.OVEN KIM COVWfNOR OP MEUJA. FOR HEALING UK PV1NC FATHER 3. Goinej Dog Rgscarch Ctnter, H.

Y. i if-S USED OF BURPEN rcs.se 'IV. Couch; same Chas. Stephenson, same juy Trimble, same feni'mtrrt Sandman, reassessing real i-Htate and personal property assessing Ei-nest'Tidruw, 1ns real estate John same E. A.

Foster, same d. A. Ca-rdwell, same Hurl Lilly, same Kaymond Henry, same Tipton Telephone county phones Uiuliell Farms, ditch rt-pnir 'Cipton Kk-ctric Ufrht Water Sheriff's two-way radio installation Mrs. Mildred Porter, ditch repair Paul Crull. inry William Kelley, same Yohe.

same Dallas Davenport, same Jmer Bitr.er. same Preston Huffer, same i'ircil Porter, same Felloiv, same ilrs. Frances E. Young, :ia.me 112.5.1 120.00 120.00 10 ft-. 00 100.

DO 53.60 23I.G9 ll.Sfl. 12.4CI 11.10 7000 Horace C. Holmes, same. 10J.OO Troy Hutto. same 20.00 105.00 Cleon Wade Mount, change of venue cases and cnurt postage K.

Ramsay Ptg. circuit court fiflice supplies Leiral Directories law hooks The Ifcilibs-McrrUl same. The Lawyers Co-operative Puhlishinn law hooks 40.00 The American Law Book ''Jaw hooka The W. H. Andersun law books tvincroft-Whitney same.

20.011 West Piihlishlni? 21.00 C. Lewis'dru-n, attorney for Krauss sort.no Floyd O. Christian, same 30.0.00 Treasurer State-, ization 1.171.5! Howard L. Whitecotton. rent Respectfullj submitted.

It. E. CASTOR. Auditor Tipton County. 1J.2C 12.20 flip roii F.

C. Tolle, same Know, same Paul Crouch, same Trvnsenrt. fame AV. Campbell, sperial judse Pom II. same 10.CO 6.10 TAM'S REXALL DRUG Air Conditioned Visit Our Fountain TAKE SOME DISHES OUT TO THE KITCHEN DUDLEY 6EATTV.

29. relaxes with a cigaret at Lansing, police headquarters after "walking In "shaking like a leaf" to admit the sex-mutilation slaying of little Walter (Peewee) Eaton. Beatty. father of 4, is estranged from his wife. (International) TO A SEA-.

PLANE OUT OF PORT SAID. BRICK FINALLY SKIMS TO LANDING AT MOMBASA ON THE EAST COAST OF fafrm VCP MEET CAPTAIN CECIL CCUDO, SKIPPER QF TOBY BANKNOTE'S PRIVATE THE SEA WITCH, ON VMICH THEY WILL SAIL IN AN ATTEMPT TO Bf CLARENCE GRAYl FIND A SOLUTION OF THEIR EMPLOYER'S rVtYSlERiQU SHIPPING Trt6 IMOIAN. OCEAN RIPKIRBY JjrAlex Raymond SEPARATID from her father infancy, Pamele Destefano, te- unlted witb her dad, Sgt John Destefano, In Honolulu, a .5,000 mile flight frtsmfhUadelphim. Pamela bad been ta by her father up. Now jremarrlea; DesWfano AND SWEAR TO nou THAT NOT HAMPTOM SAUNTNOR ELSE WILL EVER RMSANLEEl MV TAXI IS 2 PROMISE YOU THIS' NO ONE 6HAU FROM ME THAT THE £OY WH9 BROK6 JAIL IS A LOBSTERMAN AT OISMM.

POINT. THIMBLE THEATRE STARRING POPEYE by Torti ond B. Zaboly UVWU IUU W.V. 9m I and' two alrlinei to regain ''chUd. rS Ue- WHAJWFT SHIPS BQg FOft.