Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 16 February 1956 — Page 10

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Fuhlishnd Evary Evanin* Eacwot Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC... Entered »t the Decatur, in*., Post Wtw m Second Class Metter n urr..--uu.“”-«iSSBs Cb*x. Hokhouse Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates! By Mall In Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, >8.00; Bix montas, >4.25; 3 months. 32.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 3>.H; < months, 34-75; 3 months, 32.53. By Carrier: 25 cents per week. Single copies, 5 cents.

■**"*' 1 ' , "" " * Candidates ' continue to an- - nounce tor various offices subject to the Democratic primary next May. Early indications are well have a riproaring election year, both in the spring and fall. 0 . County treasurer Neal will have the annual tax statements ready for distribution before the end of this month. Baygient deadlines are the first Monday in May and the first Monday in November. f ' -hWatch tor the annual sectional tourney edition of the Dally Democrat just before the tourney. Each team's season record; photographs of the teams and Basketbawls predictions on the tourney outcome will be in the extra edition. * $ H You have less than two weeks now to obtain the 1958 automobile license plate. Hundreds of area auto owners have not yet purchased their 1366 tag. Remember, you mast have your current tax receipt with the treasurer's red stamp "paid" on the face of it Better get your license today! 0 « Constantly the American people are being solicited for Crusade for Freedom dollars to "send the truth” to Communist countries. Wouldn’t it be a good idea to channel some of these “truth” dollars to the United States Senate so e our own people could get the truth about the lobbying activities in and about Congress’ ‘ ■■ Or- ■ ■ The result of the Jefferson township school consolidation election, which turned down the merger proposal, was not too surprising. It’s quite natural for many People to tear a riping tax rate because usually new buildings are necessary consolidation. However, the people of Jefferson township still will have p school problem. We siuperely hope that whatever is done, the chief consideration will be what is‘ best for the children. » - Decatur's Girl Scouts are busy this weejr taking orders for cookies in their annual sale. Two thirds of the profits of each troop Will go to the building fund for the Hauna-Nuttman shelter house, which will be summer headquarters for all local Girl Scouts. No general solicitation of funds will

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be made for the building fund, but several local service and civic organisations and clubs have volun teered contributions for construction of the Little House. ' —-0-— We may have a power and water problem and we may need a sewage disposal plant, but in spite of these worries, we live in one of the best communities in the world. Our people always have joined hands in a common good; a big majority of our people'attend Church on Sunday and records reveal that more tfagh ninety percent pay their bills promptly. There has not been a tax sale on local property tor years. We have hot weather in the summer and cold weather in the winter, but when you add it all up, where is there a better little city than Decatur? a—'-0—- _ The draw has been made for sectional tournaments in .the annual Indiana high school basketball tournament. Games start next Wednesday and the first round t>f tourneys which will come to a climax at Indianapolis in March will be completed Saturday night. It’s always a great time of year for both students and adults. Interest is high in the approaching Adams cbunty sectional to be played at Adams Central gymnas lum. Almost any team in the county could win the meet this year. Monmouth, the defending champs, of course will be the target of every other team. Every game will no dou|>t be a sell-out. The Citlxens Telephone Co. and Daily Democrat will have all the scores at the conclusion of each quarter. . t s 1 O— — 0 - Automobile manufacturers seem to be missing a good sales opportunity. Most of their advertising is focused on the speed pud power of their 1958 models. Little is said about the many safety features on tiew vehicles. Outside of a few speed iganiats. w« believe that people want these safety features much more than the extra 50 or 75 horse power addition too the motors. Older Carr can' still do a hundred miles an hour, so additional speed doesn’t seem to add much for the average motorist, who wants to be sure his new car has every possible help for safe driving.

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20 Years Ago ' Today • .... -.-J u . February 14. 1936 was Sunday. ! Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEE o s u Grainy Fudge Have you ever had grainy i fudge? This can be helped by put--1 ting the fudge into another dish ■ and putting it into cold water at once. Use a silver spoqp and stir (don't beat); it will turn out like velvet. The cold water coming into contact with the cooking dish is what helps the grainy mixture. Grease Stains If grease is spilled on a dress, rub the hands together until heat is created. Place one palm under the spot and rub briskly with the other palm. The heat will make the stain disappear. An Unpleasant Odor v .__. If a lump of sugar ia placed in ’ the vase containing cut dahlias, there will be no unpleasant odor which the water usually gives X- forth. 0 Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE o — « M- -When visitors arrive unexpectedly while a family is having its meal, what should the hostess do? A. If the visitors are merely acquaintances. you can ask them to wait for a few- minutes in the living rootp until you have finished your megl. If they are very good friends, it is nice to ask them to sit at the table with you and have a cup of coffee while you finish I y our meal. I Q. Is it correct for a married woman to send a wedding gift, in her name only, especially if the bride-elact is a very special friend of hers? | A. No; She should always in- ; elude her husband's name when i sending wedding gifts. Q. Is it correct to pour gravy .from a gravy pitcher, or must one i use a gravy ladle? A. Either way Is correct. .—. [ Washington — There are about 40 millicm married women in the United States.

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Times Have Changed ALLENTOWN. Pa. (INS) — Department store owner Max-Hess was quite surprised when Mrs. John London showed up with a |lO Christmas gift certificate dated 1915. But he was really flabergasted when she told him she wanted tp buy the gift the certificate was i intended to purchase 41 years ago I — fur trimmed coat. Hdirdos Will Be Longer, Simpler CHICAGO (INS) — A beauty consultant says that men in 1956 can expect their girls to conform to the classic ideals in hairstyles —longer and simpler. Carol Douglas says the poodles, gamines, and shingles are has-beens and long, shining tresses are the rage, the Oriental, Italian, and French influences are faintly detectable, but> 1956 will clearly be a year of flattering adaptation rather than slavish imitation. '

Sausages May Be In For Big Year CHICAGO (INS) — A Chicago manufacturer of sausage casings estimates that the year 1956 will be a banner year for sausage products. Seymour Oppenheimer, reports that the high water mark was in 1945 when 2,949,000,000 pounds were produced. Figures for 1955 ' have not been compiled as yet, Oppenheimer said. But he added that they may be abpve the record 1945 production. And 1956 — with the traditional hot dog passing the billion pound mark for the first time — probably will break all records, Oppenheimer forecast. i Washington — About two-fifths of all the married women in the X T .S. are under age 35. Washington — About 446,000 men in the nation’s armed forces are married.

SCHOOL REPORTER A league* How pure is sixteen carat gold? Math club initiation found charter members as well as frosh put through the paces by > three mistresses of ceremonies, Mary «amrlck, Chloe Neuenschwander. and Ruth Sipe. Four of the six students who had carried “A" averages the first semester appeared last Friday to Join the Math club for the rest of the year. Think it’s easy to draw a circle at the blackboard with chalk and string when blindfolded? The four boys — Jim Huffman, Tom Heyerly. David lech and Bill Hofftngn found out that perfect ones didn’t come easily even when they could see! — A. C. H. S. — Another series of slides shown during the last Camera club meeting instructed the shutterbugs on contact printing. The beginners are putting the suggestions to work now, w-hile the more experienced club members are “developing” plans for a special display. Sectional fans will be able to get a glimpse of the enlarging work done in the darkroom, then, when the club bulletin board display will be made up entirely of enlargements. — A. C. H. 3. — “ Spring shooting will be starting soon tor the Archery club’s “Robin Hoods" and they'rg really preparing for it. New targets to replace the “shot” ones that were put to good use last fall are being made, while quivers will he put together with canvas, sponge, and metal strips. For those inevitable gloomy days when the elements are against the hunters, they plan to show movies that will take up different phases of archery. — A. C. H. S. — J , Striped and liquid light, “strawberry soda” made from and heartbeats amplified through

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