Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 101, Decatur, Adams County, 28 April 1960 — Page 10

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, NEW SIGNS FOR HOOSIER HICHWAYS_ Indiana - H JKOggl i fisoan I Z34J|Tt 1 r* I I •**-»" * I > nmwram w>« devHoned to start re-signing some of the primary roads. This was called the “3 000 Mde Program” since it involved approximately 2.000 miles of roads It called for replacing Si .Heg.ble skstandard or too small tobe since been expanded to include all primary and the more import“ l Sl<M °° lhese roads are being brought up to the standard established throughout the Imted States. . Many old highway signs were noticeable of these is Not shown here are new-design too small to be easily read. OH distanfe sign showing the dist- overhead signs to bo placed over style route markers were 16 the next incorporated ‘he road at special locations to inches x 1« inches Hower left); anc# t( > the next dire ct the driver. These will have they are being replaced with City, and the next important Qty w inch aB(J will be from signs 2 foot square. In addition, on the route (lower 'center). 4 sect to 6 feet in height and from ail signs are being placed at a These signs have a green back- g feet to 16 feet length. All uniform height, in standard ioca- ground with silver letters and signs ara being reflectorized so tons, and at a uniform distance numerals. The first letter and all they can be seen at night, from the edge of the road. numerals are 6 inches tall with A budget of $920,000.00 per year Several new signs have been the others 4 inches for greater has been established for the sign developed to replace old ones, ease in reading. program.

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North Dakota GOP Trouble Boils Over By irur C. WnBOW latteW Frees ftarraste— »l WABKrwmm <upi» — Vk* PreaMtent NArtMMVt M. NUtaß’s 6rcteton Io avoid traitor le North Dataita tatoe much Iwttear today Uwb « M to waampto. a mark Republican trouble to North De kota txxM over Tuesday to ■ public demand by Oov Jute E Davis ft* removal of Srcrwtery of Agriculture Kara TWt Danaan Davis ta the Republican candltete fur tt»r UH Sc**** >**« vacated by tor death at WlUtora Langer, also a Republican HU opponent to Hep QumUn Burdtck North Dakota's special eeßatorial todies will take ptace June 28 shortly before the Republican and Democratic presidential nominay ermventens. The word from North Dakota has been that farm voters were ranging up on Davis: that usually Republican farmers had developed a political hate tor Secretary Benson TN'm- Republican farmer* were demanding Benson’s scalp. If toev couidn t have Benson s scalp right away, they were sullenly determtoed to take Davt* |x>htical scalp as a down payment to foe June 28 electton Nixeu Declined lavHatiaa Nixon was aware of this situation. When Invited to accept speaking engagements tn North in Davis' behalf, the vice president declined Ibis was unUsual Nixon s chief claim to the loyalty of local Republican leaders throughout the United States and the best guarantee he has of obtaining this year's presidential nomination is his record of aiding candidates in distress. State R*‘publican leaders generally are obligated to the vice president for past favors. It was not m character for Nixon to ignore

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Scrapbook I By Roberta lee Salad Beauty A pretty addition to a salad bowl is the easily Pr®P* r ~. r ~, edged lettuce." Shake paprika <» a plate and lightly dip Use : moUt edges of lettuce leaves to the powder. The frilly red ruffles will also add a much admired touch to the buffet platters of meat. Renovated Mirrors Mirrors with broken or badly damaged frames can be renovated if the old frame is removed and the mirror edged with decorative paper, such as shelf or wall P a P®L A one-inch strip of paper is glued directly to the glass all around the edges. The paper selected can match or harmonize with the color of the room in which the mirror is to be hung. One of the best methods for cleaning light felt hats Is to rub the soiled spots, or the entire hat. with a cube of French chalk, which may be purchased at any drug store. Allow this to remain on the hat for a few hours, or over night, and then brush off with a soft brush. Linens The linens will have a much glossier finish if a few drops of glycerin are added to the starch that is used.

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Average Minister In U.S. Underpaid By !A>nß CABBEUJ I'nited Frees InternaUenal It should not be news to anyone toat preachers are underpaid. But some church members may be surprised — even shocked—to learn just how poorly the average minister is reimbursed for his 80 to 80 hour work week. Some enlightening figures are at hate from a survey conducted recently by The Methodist Church, toe nation's largest Protestant body. Questionnaires were sent to 900 Methodist ministers selected on a "sampling” basis to represent ell parts of toe country and all types ate sizes of focal churches. Average Salary 85.288 The average cash salary of the ministers covered by the survey is 85,288. By clergy standards, this is high Other surveys covering many denominations have indicated that the average salary for all U.S. Protestant pastors is around $4,500. So the first thing to bear in mind about this survey fe toat it deals with a group of ministers who are a little bit better off than most of their colleagues. Even so, the questionnaires tell a bleak story. Three-Fourths in Debt Three-four ths of toe Methodist parsons said they are currently in debt. In each ease, some financial crisis — big medical bills, a child entertag college, or something of toat sort — has putoed the precariously-balanced family

budget into the red. The average indebtedness is 81.871, which is enough for even a man of faith to worry about. What about all score ”fringe benefits” that ministers arc supposed to get’ Four out of five said they have the privilege of living rent-free in a parsonage But many reported toat their parsonages are the kind of homes that no temily would choose if it had a choice ta the matter — large, old-tash-foned structures with no modern conveniences ate very high utility bills. Utility Bills Important The utility bills are important, be cause in most cases toe minister has to pay them out of tas own pocket Only one in five gets an allowance for this purpose. Sixty per cent get an "automobile allowance.” But the neires showed that this allowance typically covers leas than half of the actual expenses which a minister incurs in driving an average of 1,080 mites a month on parish calls and otter church business. In the light of these figures, it seems truly remarkable that not one of toe ministers to the survey plans to #ve up Ms vocation in order to seek a Bvtag wage in an easier job. AU said they came into the ministry because they felt God ,bte called them to that service, ate they intend to stick K out regardtern of the sacrifices involved for themselves ate their families. This finding should be comforttag to laymen. U means toat churches can safely go on- exploiting the men of God who occupy their pulpits. I Modern Etiquette I By ROBERTA LEE o. - — Q. Is it ever proper to leave one's spbon in the coffee cup or in a bowl of any kite during a meal? A. No, toe only exception being: When soup is served in a soup plate, the spoon is left in it, handle extending over the right

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