Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 152, Decatur, Adams County, 28 June 1956 — Page 11

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THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Urges Public Back Police On Driving Motorists Advised By Safety Council CHICAGO, Drive safely yourself, and back the police in a crackdown on the reckless driver. That advice was given motorists today by the national safely council, which the international association of clugpfSof police, is urging strict *>l lorcement of traffic laws over the Fourth of July. With traffics deaths up 10 percent eo far this year and a new all-time high record threatening there is a real traffic safety emergency, the Council said. The death toll on Memorial day. also a one-day holiday, was 56 per cent higher than for a normal Wednesday at that time of year. Unless enforcement and driver caution are stepped up, traffic deaths over the Fourth will exceed the Memorial day toll, the council predicted. “Most drivers are decent, lawabiding citizens, whose only traffic faults are inattention, thoughtlessness or inteptitude,” said Ned H. Dearborn, council president, “but the speeder,<the ehow-off and the drinking driver are potential murders—and they should be treat ed like any other criminal. “You hear people moan about ‘unfair’ tactics of police in tripping up speeders, drunks and other traffic offenders. What’s unfair about it? “Is traffic enforcement a friendly game between police and wouldbe killers, to be played according to sporting rules?'’ Dearborn asked. “Let the police hide behind billboards. Let them take the»red flashers off their cars. Let them use plain aiitomobiles. Do policenotify a burglar that they’re waiting in the store to catch him when he breaks in? • “The time has come when it hot only is advisable but necessary for traffic police to use every legal and legitimate tactic to make our highways safer. No enforcement can be too tough if we are to make a real dent in a traffic toll that already is a disgrace to a civilized nation.” The council also warned the pub-, lie against other Fourth of July tragedies, which last year killed 805 persons. Traffic took 407 lives, drownings 251 and miscellaneous accidents 146. Only one death was; caused by fireworks. About 60 piillion Americans arej under the age of 20 years. Cobalt demand in 1954 amounted to 29 million pounds. North and South Carolina Were separated in 1729.

Clarifies Rules On Security Benefits Suggest Individuals To Contact Offices Many individuals who plan on retiring this year are wondering if they will qualify for the maximum monthly social security benefit of $168.50, Christian H. W. LuecKe* district manager of the Fort Wayne Social security office said today. Even though the beneficiary’s average monthly earnings are the basis for figuring benefits in all cases, the situation in 1956 is somewhat different for a selfemployed individual than it is for the person who works for someone else, Luecke said. — - Under a special rule (effective only during 1956) insured individuals who are age 65 or over may obtain the new high monthly benefit amount only if they meet the following requirements: 1. Individuals working for someone else must have received taxable wages of $4200 in 1965. Also, they must have been paid at least S2IOO in the first two calendar quarters of 1956 (SSO or more must have been paid in each

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of these quarters). (2) Self-em-ployed individuals, including farmers, clergymen, etc., must have net earnings from their business of $4200 for 1955 and for 195 t This is true for self-employed people because they report earnings for social security purposes on a yearly basis, and these earnings must be allocated equally over all four calendar quarters of the year. The self-employed individual cannot begin to draw the $108.50 until after the two yearly tax returns have been filed, reporting net income from self-employment of $4200 tor each year. It is suggested that individuals who plan to retire in 1956 and are in doubt about how this special provision will affect them should get in touch with their nearest social security office. J

Freda's Beauty Shop Monroe, Ind. Phone 6-6025 Across from Adams Central School Air Conditioned — Operators — Jean Price Frieda Stavenik

■ 1 ■■—■ —— )h« best protection, best looks end met* irogo per gallon, buy Dutch Standard alyzed House Faint”... h's the ”wh<t«N7. w e possible to produce. Also euaileble |A irillibnt, durable colors. & GIFT SHOP $6-20 107 N. 13th St — OPEN Noon to 9 P. M. Daily Gal. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION state of Indiana In The Adams Circuit Court County of Adams In Vacation Term, 1956 SS: No. 5170— Notice of Sale of In Re: Estate of " Personal Property at JPublio Herman Conrad, Deceased) Auction Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Edna Hoffman, Administratrix of the Estate of Herman Conrad, deceased, by virtue of an order of the Adains Circuit Court, said county and state, will offer for sale at Public Auction at the late residence of the deceased, the same being 4% miles North of Preble at the intersection of the Winchester or River Road, 7 miles Northwest of Decatur, in Preble Township, Adams County, Indiana, the personal property of said estate, consisting of the following described articles, on SATURDAY, JUNE 30 - 1956 <jU Eleven O’clock A. M. PIGS — FARM IMPLEMENTS — HAY 7 Weaned Pigs: Allis-Chalmers 9A Disc, good; Dunham Cultipacker, good; 1936 Irish Fordson Tractor, on rubber, good; Moline 2 bottom Tractor Plow; Advance Rumley 28-46 All Threshing Machine: 50 ft. Threshing Rubber Drive Belt: Good 2 Wheel Trailer with 20 inch High Box & good Stock Rack; Walter A. Wood Spreader; Easy Way Hay Loader; Hoosier 10 Hole Grain 4t Fertiliser Drill, good; Spike Tooth Harrow; Milwaukee Binder; Hay Tedder; Old Wagon & Rack; Wood Harrow; McCormick Mower; Fanning Mill; Tank Heater; Good Brooder House 10x12; Good Building 8x14; Old Side Delivery Rake; Grain Sacks; Horse Drawn Corn Plantar; Quantity of Mixed Hay. AUTOMOBILE — HOUSEHOLD GOODS MISCELLANEOUS 1925 Ford Sedan, first class; 6 Dining Room Chairs; 3 Rags; 2 Small Tables; 9x12 Rug & Throw Rug; 2 Old Stoves; 4 Old Kitchen Chairs; 3 Rugs; Dining Room Table; Old Bed; Treadle Sewing Machine (New Home); Kitchen Table; Coal & Wood Kitchen Range; 1 Washer; 2 Cupboards; 1 Bed A 2 Dressers; 2 Rugs; Step Ladder; Gaa E igi le Washing Machine; 1 Large Old Fashioned Cupboard; 2 Trunks; Metal Lawn Cart; Gas Engine & Cream Separator; 18 inch Power Lawn Mower; Hand Lawn Mower; Pump Jack & Gas Engine: Storm Fence; Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Assortment of Small Toc|s, and Miscellaneous Articles too Numerous to Mention. TERM§ OF SALE —CASH- Not Responsible for Accidents. EDNA HOFFMAN — Administratrix HERMAN CONRAD ESTATE .Roy S. Johnson & Ned C. Johnson—Auctioneers waiter Peck & Raymond Hoffman —Clerks G. Remy Bieriy—Attorney * < . Lunch Will Be Served. - *: June 25 $7 29

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