Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 29, Decatur, Adams County, 4 February 1957 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Pnbllahod Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Sutured at th* Decatur. lad., Post Office as Secoad Class Matter Dick D. Hollar — President J. H. Haller Vice-President Chas. Rolthouse Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail la Adams aad Adjoining Counties: One year. SI.W; Sts months, $4.85; S months, 1f.15 Hy Mall, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: Ono year, 00; 6 months, 14.71; I months, 11.50. By Carrier: 10 cents per week. Single copies, I cents.

Members of the Indiana General Assembly will get down to business this week. Most of file horse play, except perhaps the last night capers, is over. Many important problems will be presented and members will be wishing for those early wasted days. Under our constitution, the General Assembly must adjourn after 61-days. ■ o oNews dispatches reveal that Mr. and Mrs. Bird Dog Wilson hitched a ride south, as far as Atlanta, Ga., with President Eisenhower, who was headed for a routine golfing week-end and then Ike very graciously loaned them his government plane to continue to their vacation spot In Florida. Golfing has become so much a part of the Ike schedule that certainly it shthdd be considered government business, and so in all probability the expense would be legitimate. A recent ruling of the Public Service Commission, which abolished this city’s right to have a combination residential rate on light and power has sent utility bills upward. In all probability if the action holds, it will be a boon for gas appliances. Electric bills which had been from 16.00 to SB.OO under the combination rate have zoomed to $ll.OO and $12.00 and even higher. The new rate charge is the same base if you have , an electric stove and water heater or note. We don’t think it is fair, because it penalizes the bigger users of electricity. What can be done remains to be seed. '■'O'— O' Thirty three million dollars is a lot of jmney-for the two. major political parties to.spend,on a political campaign, but that is the amount reported to and compiled by the campaign expenditure investigating committee. Let us hope that out of the investigation and revelations will come some laws with teeth in them to hold down this great national dishonor. It leads us to wonder, "Are we staging a campaign to elect officers or are we buying votes?” The sad thing is that everyone of the big donors will feel that he or she has a special favor coming from the government of the people and by the people.

m PROGRAMS " (Centra) Daylight Time) WKJfi.TV WINT-TV <rJintl ' (ChannellS) (Channel SS) t Monday . MONDAY «’»o—&ty Detective I:lo—News Evening B:4o—Sports B:Bo—Jim Bowie B:4s—Douglas 7:80 —Sheriff of Cochise 7:oo—Treasure Hunt 7:10 —The Patfl Page Show 7:Bo—Robin Hood 7:4S—NBC Nows |:00 —Bums A Alien Showcase B:Bo—Talent Scouts 0:00—••ai” 8:00—1 Love Lucy »:lO—Jßobert Montgomery o:lo—December Bride loJo-Afen of Annapolis 10:00—Studio One 11:00 —New and Weather 11:00—Files of Jeffrey Jones 11:15—Sports Today 17:00— Late News 11:70—Count of Monte Cristo TUESDAY 11:50—Mystery Theater Mends* 7:00—Good Morning ItoMuy i:00 —Captain Kangaroo ' 9:oo—My Little Margie Morning —Stars in the Morning 7- Today 1000—Garry Moore 8- Faith to Live By 10:10 —Arthur Godfrey Timo 8 ; 0O—Florian Zabach 11:30—Strike it Rich <3o—Frankie Laine Afternoon l«-fiZ«ome 12:00—Valiant Lady 11-00 —The Price is Right 12:1-6—Love of Life ll:3»—Truth or Consequences 12:80—Search for Tomorrow Afterßoon l-froZcß^Newe 4 *^ 1 1 the Worth Turns .- H'lkZt?fsXia hJ You S 2:oo—Our Miss Brooks I HnZ™wrr ! s Desk 2:3o—House Party f ?LZM?,«icLf Memo 3 PA V° ft 1 With Father ♦ Ford ll " c "’ Kvatsm* - 8:45 —Douglas Edwards • : ??“v!lwf Way t 0 Sport * 7:90 —Bold Journey 7:io—Name that Tune t&X B ‘" f&s Winters 7:4S—NBC News 1 1 olX„ teS®Y1 :uw“^ l *ews and ” earner . *■ ADAMs fTf.Snen" y "Thrtfe. Violent People" 51 An at ij.aw— 7:78; 8:-81. •The Opp--it:- Hex" Tues, and . YY' j •S.y'’. g,nn

Dunn and Bradstreet’s weekly business review reveals that purchase of furniture, major electrical appliances, and men’s clothing showed gains last week, while reWil buying in general was off slightly compared with a week prior. The increased activity in the buying of major eb ectrical appliances is the most encouraging note and it reveals that people are still buying those things which go toward modern living. Not a single one of the experts seems to feel that there is any permanent downward trend in buying. , Qualifications which a teacher must have to procure an Indiana teaching license will be one of the chief targets in the General Assembly this week. A bin has been introduced to remove requirements of taking teachers* training courses while in college and would make any college graduate with at least thirty hours in one major subject eligible to teach that subject has been introduced and is gaining considerable support The State teachers association is strongly opposed, but may have its closest scare. The measure if enacted into law would 1 practical!y do away with teachers colleges as such and would stress more the various subjects. There will be a lot of fireworks before this issue is settled. 0 0 Your attention is called to Decatur’s great Dollar Day this Wednesday. Local retail stores will present a fine--array of bargains, in almost all of your needs. Thjese values consist of mercnaooree trom-tne veguiuszj carried stock. Not a single item has been brought in merely for a show. You will find countless bargains which may not be matched again during the year. The items which you purchase locally carry the usual warranty and of course i are backed by your focal merchants who are here to serve you the year around. At a Decatur > Dollar Day, you benefit several ways. You get the best available merchandise, taken from regular stock and you get it at wonderfully low prices. You will be the • winner if you trade in Decatur this coming Wednesday and every day of the year.

a,—— -....-a 20 Years Ago Today —- February 4, 1937 — Scout week to be observed in Decatur, with all Boy Scouts attending First Presbyterian church in a body to start observance. Two thousand persons expected to take part in county fox hunt organized by Willis Fonner. All proceeds will go to Red Cross. * Large crowd attends Red Men's party. Dwight Sheets, Homer Hahn and C. J. Spangler, serve as hosts. Field examiners file reports of audit of city utility books. All accounts are in balance and M. J. Mylott and Charles Brodbeck are so notified. Anton Thieme accompanied Ed Krueckeberg of Root township to Ann Arbor, Mich, where the latter will undergo medical treatment. Mrs. Robert August is hostess to Frivolity club. Mrs. Ed Ahr is hostess to Historical club and Mrs. Lloyd Cowens gives the paper.

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Vem Linker Named Circuit Chairman Lutheran Circuit In Meeting Sunday Vem Linker, of Zion Lutheran church at Friedhelm, was elected chairman of circuit A at a meeting held Sunday afternoon at Immanuel Lutheran church in Union township. Herman Steele of the host congregation was named vice-pres-ident, and Donald Hoile of St. John's, Bingen, was reelected sec-retary-treasurer. ■ The Rev. Henry Blanke, pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran church in Fort Wayne, was the guest speaker. He explained the “Crusade for Christ” area evangelism project in wtych all of the congregations in the greater Ft. Wayne area, including the Decatur circuit, are expected to participate. This project, scheduled tentatively for February, 1958, requires a large

amount of advance preparation. Results in other areas of the country have beAi remarkable both in souls gained and in Increased spiritual growth. A resolution was passed establishing a “Fair Share” committee of three members from each of the ten congregations to consist of the pastor and two lay members. This committee is to suggest the amount each congregation will be expected to contribute* toward district and synodical budgets. These quota figures are then subject to approval by the respective voters’ assemblies in each congregation. The newly elected program ddffimittee will consist of William Uffelman, of St. John’s, Bingen: Delmar Franke, St. John’s, Flatrock; Oscar Fuelling. Immanuel. Union township; and Herbert David, Emmanuel, Soest. The Rev. W. C. Vetter, host pastor, conducted the opening devotions. Adolph Dietrich, of Hoagland, vice-president of the circuit, presided. The Rev. 0. C. Busse, circuit visitor, reported briefly on financial affairs' The group’s next

meeting will be held May 5 at Bethlehem Lutheran church near Ossian. More Donations To Greater Decatur Fund Donations to the Greater Deca-* tur fund for the purchase of an industrial site continue to come in, according to a report by the financial committee in charge of the funds drive. Latest to contribute to the fund are Henry Krueckeberg, C. C. HocBusinass Administration and Finance <| 1 * ■ ■ • rroTessionai Accounting Classes start March IB 1957 International College Fort Wayne X Indiana

ker, Mrs. Norman Witte and Thearl Stults. Their contributions were given in response to an appeal by the financial committee for the support of local residents in the project to promote a new industry for the city of Decatur. The committee is in the process of preparing progress reports on the drive. These reports win be sent to every business or individual who has contributed to the fund. Trade in a good town — Decatur

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