Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 152, Decatur, Adams County, 28 June 1956 — Page 10

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Publlehad Every Evening Except Sunday tty THB DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO M INC. . . . ■RaterM at tha Decatur, Ind., Poet Office aa Second Claaa Matter Dick D. Heller - Preaident J. H. Heller ....Vice-Prealdent Chat. Holthouee - Secretary-Treieurer Subscription Ratea: dy Mall In Adama and Adjoining Countiea: Ono year, |8.00; Six month*, 14.26; 3 months, 32.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, dS.OO; • months, 34.75; 3 months, 32.50. , \ By Carrier: 30 cents per week. Single copies, 3 cents.

The nomination of Severin H. Schurger. Decatur attorney, for the Appellate Court, came ab no surprise to his many supporters In Decatur and Adama County. Mr. Schurger made the same race two years ago and led the ticket in our district. He is well qualified for the office which he seeks and will add much to the entire Democratic ticket in November. We join with his many, friends and supporters in congratulations and best wishes for success in the 1956 campaign. ———o o— One of the interesting sidelights of the recent Democratic convention was the appearance of Jay De Voss on the floor of the convention. Jay. the son of Delegate and Mrs. John DeVoss, is being indoctrinated early in the manners and methods of party politics. He will no doubt be able to add much to class discussions as a result of his convention experiences. - o e While road improvement is imperative we wonder again at the method of financing. On July 1. 1956. an added federal tax of one cent per gallon of gas goes into effect Beginning in 1923 with the first state tax of two cents per gallon, today we find a total of seven cents being placed upon each gallon that is purchased. With prevailing prices in .this area, that means almost 25% tax upon each gallon of gasoline purchased by the motorists. We feel that those of us who use the highways should pay for them and their improvements, yet the interchange of monies to and from Washington just ean't make good wßueezfcetitsnol forget that 2WT horsepower autos create some of this demand for highway expenditures. A few more speeding and “drag strips” might be built for less to provide a chance for the heavy-footed to get their thrills. Yes, we do need more and better highways btrt more efficient means of collecting funds and distributing them would and should come; some replacement of horse power with horse sense, seems to be in order, too.

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Did you check ydur driving manners today? Did you thank or compliment someone for an act of auto courtesy? Take s" bit longer to get to and from — make the streets and highways safer for you and yours. Drive slowly—drive carefully! o 0 c While the aerodynamists insist that the bumblebee can't fly so have some economists insisted . that business cannot continue at Its present high level. Recording to Steel magazine, the pro d action of steel, which is basic for most industry, Is expected to continue to rise. Two-thirds of the experts now predict a rise in the 1956 volume over 1955. A continued shortage of skilled labor, increased manufacturing costs, and expansion of production all would seem to indicate a continuation of our present high rate of prosperity. Os course, present wage negotiations need to be successfully concluded and it is likely that they will in the near future. The engineers equations may be scientifically correct, but the bumblebee still flies. — — The close of the Democratic state convention Tuesday with the nomination of Claude Wickard for United States Senator and Ralph Tucker for Governor makes for a great campaign this fall. Mr. Wickard with a breadth of experience that includes Secretary of Agriculture. Agricultural Adjustment Administration. aS well as other responsible positions, will provide formidable opposition for the Republican choice which will be made later this week. Mayor Tucker, one of a large family of orphan child rem. has made his mark as administrator of -Terre Haute and a labor mediator. He too. will contribute to the ticket in its bid to unseat a Republican administration in Indiana. Both Tucker and Wickard appeared in Decatur recently and left very favorable ini pres- • sions upon those who were able to hear them. We salute that which appears to be a ticket of the delegates knowing full well that the American Way can continue only with our two party system. ”

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20 Years Ago Today r Tk June 28. 1936 was Sunday. o 4 —; Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEE • I Po jJLWteM * ’ Circular-shaped lifters for hot pots are preferable to square shapes, as the corners will not get into the food. Several thicknesses; cut from discarded overalls, then bound with tape, will make a serviceable pot lifter. Care of Furs A fur will collect dust and dirt just the same as.any other articlb of apparel, and it should be brushed, combed, and aired occasionally. Custaid Custard is delicious when flavoring. Serve with siloes of sponge cake. I 0 Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE 0 ; „ Q. Is it necessary for the bride’s parents to mail an engraved wedding invitation to the bridgegroom’s parents? Moet certainly they know that they are invited. A. The bridegrooms’ parents should receive a formal invitation, the same as any other guests. To neglect to mail them one is a breach of good manners. Q. Should ice cream. served in a sherbet glass, be eaten with the qpoon or fork? A. With the spoon. Ice cream is eaten with the forlt only when it is served with pie er cake ala mode. Q. If someone should compliment you on yojir appearance, w’hat, should be t)»e proper answer? A. “Thank you,” or, ‘T’tu glad you like it." ', ’ - Multiflora rose provides excellent game cover, and on favorable sites it also makes good low-cost fence.

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Open New Program For 4-H Members Key Club Awards To Top 4-H Members A new program tor 4-H club boya and Kiria in Adams county was launched at Purdue University during 4-H dub round-up, according U> Leo N. Seltenright. county agricultural agent. Details of the program were explained to approximately 300 county akents and adult leaders by Harold U. Taylor, state 4<l dub leader and representatives of Cities Service Oil company. Thia new program la offered through the national 4-H duh committee and is sponsored jointly by Purdue University agricultural extension service and Cities Service Oil company. It is called the 4-H key Award. The program gives recognition to 4-H club members who ha,ve shown consistent growth in their club work, have developed their leadership ability and have been helpful members in their club and community. It is also to encourage boys and girls to continue their work in 4-H. Awards in this program are gold keys mounted -on bracelets for the girls and tie clasps for the boys. Each award is engraved with the name of the recipient. In addition to the gold keys, each recipient is also provided with a framed honor certificate of award. Those who win this award become life members of the Indiana 4-H key club. The awards are limited to the top 4-H club members in the couhtj? and based on their 4-H record of achievement. This new program has already been installed in Oklahoma, Minnesota. Kansas, Illinois. Louisiana, and Virginia. Plans are being made to extend this program to a national basis. _ - The first awards wilt be presented at the ~ county achievement meetings this fall. » Trade in a Good Town — Decatur.

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