Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 241, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1960 — Page 10

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at tta Decatur. Ind-. Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller. Jr. ..... President Jobn G. Heller Vice-President Chas. Holthouse .......... Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rites By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties; One year, $8.00; Six months, $4.25; 3 months, $2.25. B LM aU ’ ’fcy-QPd Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year. $9.00; 6 months. $4.75; 3 months, $2.50. ' By Carrier, 35 cents per week. Single copies, 7 cents. What He Stands For In September, Matthew E. Welsh, Democratic candidate for governor of Indiana, underwent a four-hour interview by four staff members of the Indianapolis Times. The following questions and answers give the voters of Indiana an idea of what Matt Welsh believes in and for the type of government he will work. Q. What would be your over-all goal as governor? A. To restore integrity and efficiency to state government. It now verges on anarchy. There is no executive leadership. Q. The state's share of local school costs is now about 30 per cent. How high should it be? A. Educators say it should be one-third as a minimum. Depending on the state’s ability to pay, I would be happy to go as high as 40 per cent or even up to 60 per cent. Q. Do you also favor raising teacher pay minimunta? A. Yes, somewhat. We must attract competent people to this profession. I don’t believe $3,600 a year is sufficient. Q. Would your program require higher taxes? A. It’s not automatically necessary. If the state assumed 40 per cent of the cost of operating local schools, additional revenues would be required. But it is possible to increase substantially the state’s share of local school costs without increasing the tax rate. We won’t know if it requires new taxes until the legislature ■ meets. There is considerable agitation at the grass roots level for a state tax increase. The Farm Bureau wants a 100 per cent increase; the Farmers Union wants the state gross income tax raised to practically wipe out the property tax. Q. Do you favor repeal of the tax on household goods? A. Yes. That tax makes a liar out of every taxpayer and is very expensive to collect. Repeal would require a constitutional amendment, and that’s difficult. Q. You have criticized the Handley administration for lagging in highway construction. How would you speed it up? A. I think the present highway department is operating on a basis of politics-as-usual in its worst sense. In four years they have completed only 18 miles of the interstate system, and the cost-per-mile is ridiculously higher than in neighboring states. I would appoint a highway commission familiar with the problem and competent to deal with it. Q. Now a $64 question. How soon after you would become governor would you start running for what other ofice? * - A. I can’t conceive of any circumstances under which I would. These are only a few of the questions put to Welsh. Anyone who is interested in seeing his complete views on education, taxation, public safety, health and welfare, state government and business and labor can obtain a copy of the interview at Democratic headquarters.

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' ''frf I S I J ! (R I r In ft If flsfl - ■■ ■— ii — obwZtTL (ROYAL) MARINES TO THE RESCUE— Stranded housewives are evacuated in a collaps- , ible dinghy from flooded Exmouth, England. Royal Marines guide the craft Heavy rains struck western Britain for the third time in 10 days.

20 Years Ago Today o o Oct. 12, 1940 — Decatur’s third annual bicycle safety carnival, sponsored by the WPA recreation department, will be held Monday night. The Holy Name society will hold its annual fathers ( and son party Monday night. Mrs. W. Guy Brown, of Decatur, was elected first vice president of the eight district Federation of Clubs at the annual meeting at the state forest at Bluffton. Other officers are Mrs. Frank Waldo, Anderson, president; Miss Elizabeth Engeler, Bluffton, second vice president; Mrs. John Potter, Muncie, third vice president; Mrs. John D. Miller, Anderson, secre-tary-treasurer. The 1941 district meeting will be held in Decatur. Several Decatur people saw the stage play, “The Little Foxes,” staring Talulah Bankhead, at the Shrine auditorium in Fort Wayne. Yellow Jackets were defeated by Fort Wayne Central Catholic, 27-6.

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I Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee o—, ■ o Inexpensive Birdbath You can make a very usable and attractive birdbath from an aluminum pie plate, or a pot cover, that is nailed or screwed to one end of a length of broomstick or dowel, the lower end of which is sharpened to a point. Force the point of the stick into the ground, and your birdbath is ready for your feathered friends. Easier Reading To keep a kitchen recipe card available for easy reference on the kitchen table or countertop, attach a spring-type clothespin to the lower edge of the card and insert the clothespin in an empty %-pint milk bottle or tumbler. Lime in Kettle Lime encrusted inside a teakettle can be loosened by boiling a strong solution of vinegar inside the kettle and then rinsing it thoroughly before putting in water fpr cooking purposes. Removing Linoleum To remove old linoleum easily.

try placing a burlap bag filled with dry ice on it. Lay the bag on the linoleum to be removed and move it about over the surface as you work. The dry ice makes the linoleum brittle, so that it will slip up apd come off in large chunks —saving you much time and labor. The Old Brass Bed The appearance of the old brass bed can be modernized by applying two coats of flat cream paint, and when thoroughly dry, covering with a walnut stain. The Rubber Plant Sprinkle a little sweet oil around the roots of the rubber plant every few weeks, and it will make the leaves green and glossy.

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