Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 9 March 1961 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Ewe** Sunday by THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT CO.. INC Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter Die* D. Heller. Jr. Preddent John G. HolW Vice-President Chas. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer SubecriptiM Rates By V»ii is Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months, $4-25; 3 months, $225 By Mao, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $9 00; 6 months, $4 75; 3 months. $2.50. By Carrier, $5 cents per week. Single copies. 7 cents. Some Thoughts For Lent William Penn once said that “Men must choose to be governed by God, or they condemn themselves to be ruled by tyrants”. Chou-En-Lai, the Chinese communist, stated “We can slip our communist ideology in through the weak spots in men's characters”. The two statements, when viewed together, give us a pretty good picture of the world situation today. They also give us a good guide to start during this Lenten period, and continue throughout our lives. *>■ Communism's biggest threat today does not lay in the accumulation of nuclear weapons, nor in the number of men in armies. Their biggest threat is in the knowledge they have of their beliefs, and their faith in those beliefs. But in their biggest threat can also be found their greatest weakness. Communism believes that the state transcends all other things — including the hearts, minds and souls of men. They are blunt about the fact that they consider religion nothing more than superstition. Free men, on the other hand, believe first of all in the individuality of man; an individuality granted not by * state, a government, or a presidium, but inherent to all men from a loving God. Governments are formed by free men not to dictate, but to fulfill the wishes of a large number of individuals in an orderly manner. Those are roughly the two beliefs. The extent of their fulfillment and their eventual acceptance by a world on the outside of both is in the depth of sincerity they are put forth. The communists all-out efforts to gain worldwide acceptance are a matter of record in the past and present, and if anything, will be increased in the future. What of ours? Do we have the same depth of faith and belief in our own system, because of a sound and dedicated background of religious morals, the brain-washed communists have in theirs? Do we show the world that the Golden Rule is of more importance than international politics? Here is where one can change the world-—for one person can not be dedicated and remain alone. Albert Schweitzer has shown this to be true in Africa. The Apostles of Christ showed it to be true in the early days of the Christian church. Where one person takes up the faith and understanding in which we profess to believe — the happy, hard-hitting honesty of firm but loving religious morals — others are sure to follow. When a nation takes the same stand, others are sure to follow. The fewer weak spots there are in men’s characters, the less chance there is for communism, the stronger the individuals, and the stronger the nation. Editorial Writer Today John G. Heller

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List Honor Pupils For Decofur High , wHonor students for the fourth cix weeks of the 1960-61 school year at the Decatur high school have been announced by Hugh J. Andrews, principal. ' The complete roll follows: A B Thomas Baxter 5 Katherine Bischoff 5 Cynthia Cravens 5 Margaret Kocher 5 Mary Kocher 5 Kathleen Shoaf 5 Marceda Whetstone 5 Karen Zimmerman 5 John Beeler 4 1 Cheryl Bollenbacher 4 1 Richard Doty 4 1 Julia Ellsworth 4 1 Rita Norquest 4 1 Rita Spence 4 1 Ann Allwein 4 Charles Bischoff 4 John Cowan 4 Paul Feller 4 Janet Fugate 4 Thomas Mclntosh 4 Kathleen Smith 4 David Swickard 4 Ronald August 3 2 Judy Brodbeck 3 2 Maryann Zwick 3 2 Dennis Ahr 3 1 Jane Burk 3 1 Thomas Grabill 3 1 Judith Heare 3 1 Colleen Kelly — 3 1 Marilyn Knudsen 3 1 Buster Melchi 3 1 Richard Ortiz 3 1 Kenneth Riffle 3 1 Alice Schroeder 4— 1 Robert Theobald 3 1 Monica Badenhop 2 3 Roger Harris 2 3 Linda Michels 2 3 Dan Theobald 2 3 John Custer 2 2 Larry Hamilton 2 2 Cheryl Lobsiger 2 2 Gary Schultz 2 2 O O 20 Years Ago Today o o March 9,1941 was Sunday and no paper was published. New York Stock Exchange Prices Midday Prices Central Soya — 30% General Electric 68 ~ - - I.KGAI, NOTICK ~ TO: A 1.1. RESIDENTS OK SCHOOL CORPORATIONS OF ADAMS COUNTY, INDIANA This notice is being given in compliance with “The School Corporation Act", Chapter 202, Acta of 1959 <«f the State of Indiana. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Adams County School Reorganization Committee organised under said Act haa adopted a preliminary plan for the reorganization of schools into three (3) community school corporations as follows: One (1) community school corporation consisting of the school corporations of Preble Township, Root Township, Union Township, School City of Decatur and northern two (2) mile area of Washington Township: One (I) community school corporation consisting of the school corpo ration* of St. Mary's Township, JBlue Creek Township (Tess southern one (1) mile area), Adams County Central Consolidated (less northern two (2) mile area of Washington Township and sections twenty-seven (27) through thirty-six (36) of southern Monroe Township) and the approximate northern five (5) mile area of French Township: One (1) community school corporation consisting of the school corporations of Jefferson Township, Wabash Township, Hartford Township. BerneFfench Township (less the aproximate northern five <6l mile area of Fitench Township), section twenty seven (27) through thirtysix (36) southern Monroe Township, and one (1) mile area of southern Blue Creek Township. All school corporations shall be goverened by a board of school trustees as provided In said Act and set forth in said plan. Public hearing on the above plan will be held on the following dates, places, and time: h. Proposed Dedatur Community Schools ■ a Place: Decatur High bchool Gym b Time: S:0« P. M. e. Date: Tuesday, March 21, 1961 2. Proposed Adams Central Community Schools a. Place: Adams Central Gym b. Time 2:00 P. M. , c. Date: Friday, March 24, 1961 3. Proposed South Adams Community Schools a. Place: Berne-French Gym b. Time: 6:00 P. M. c. Date: Thursday, March 22, 1961 August Belktag, Chairman Adams County School Reorganination Study Committee March 9

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More Measures Are Signed By Governor Welsh INDIANAPOLIS (UPl)—Governor Welsh today signed into law a bill creating a four-member bipartisan Indiana State Highway Commission. The bill was one which Welsh recommended to the 1961 Legislature and which Republicans as well as Democrats generally endorsed. It requires a licensed engineer to serve as executive director of the department. Welsh also signed bills which would: —Provide that the cost of educating and training deaf and blind children shall include actual cost of two round trips to and from the school each year. HB2IO. —Provide that the term of president of a town board cannot exceed the term for which he was elected to the board. H 8370. —Amend the Brucellosis law by requiring that county councils in certain areas appropriate funds for cattle testing, and requires owners to submit their cattle for testing. H 8351. —Form the Ohio Valley Compact for promotion and development of the Ohio Valley, and authorizes Indiana participation. SBI4. —Authorize the Lake County commissioners to lease countyowned property. SB 134. —Recodify workmen’s compensation and occupation disease laws. SCRS. —Request Congress to give pensions to World War I veterans. Welsh vetoed a bill involving building and loan and savings and loan association filing fees for capital applications. He allowed to become law without his signature two bills which would: —Exempt from the State Motor Vehicles Act vehicles operated by non-profit agricultural cooperative associations. SB4OL —Limit SI,OOO real estate property tax exemptions involving owners 65 years old or older, to those who live in the property assessed at $3,000 or less and with limited incomes. H 8467. Earlier, Welsh signed a bill which would rewrite the present laws governing the operation -of credit unions. The measure. House Bill 91. was introduced to correct weaknesses in the present law which made possible an embezzlement leading to the collapse of the Noble County Credit Union at Albion several years ago. It becomes effective July 1. Other bills signed by Welsh would: —Reduce residence requirements for old age and blind assistance under terms of the Public Welfare Act. —Raise the salary of prosecutor investigators in Lake County to $6,500 a year. —Amend the Workmen's Compensation Act to provide that agents, servants and employes of: every employer and his compensation insurance carrier shall be liable for injuries or death. —Amend the law creating public housing to eliminate provision which prohibits employes of any local, state oil federal government from leasing accommodations in public housing. —Amend the 1959 pre-sentence investigation law in felony cases by defining the term, “criminal court of record.” —Permit county hospitals organized under a 1919 law to create building funds. —Establish within the Board of Correction a youth rehabilitation facility. —Amend an act to provide that the surplus from sale of property for taxes shall be held in a fund for the owner. —lncludes elected officials of counties over 45,000 population as among those county officials and employes who shall be paid twice monthly.

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Janet Munro rides a zebra in one of the hilarious scenes from “Swiss Family Rcfoinson,” opening Friday for four days at the Adams theater. The famous story of the Swiss family that was shipwrecked on a desert island has been produced in Technicolor by Walt Disney, and is said to be the most costly picture he has ever made. The large cast includes Dorothy McGuire, John Mills, James MacArthur, Tommy Kirk, Kevin Corcoran and Sessue Hayakawa.

U. N. Assembly Marks Time On West Attempts UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. <UPI) —The United Nations, General Assembly, marking time during I Western attempts to reduce its agenda, scheduled a trusteeship committee debate on South West Africa as its only business today. The insistence of smaller powers that their pet questions be retained on the agenda threatened to wreck Western plans to curtail the session. -In negotiations- with the -SovietUnion, the West is seeking to forego a long debate on disarmament, in which all 99 members of the United Nations would take part. A spokesman for the U.S. delegation said Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson has found a favorable response for the Western plan among Latin American and other nations. British Minister of State David Ormsby Gore conferred Wednesday with Soviet Foreign Minister

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the lines suggested by Stevenson, who wants to pare the agenda '“to the bone,” leaving only the Congo and U.N. “houskeeping items.” The Arab countries were reported insisting that the question of the Palestine refugees must be discussed now. The African coun-

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tries objected to leaving out items i concerning South Africa’s racial policies, and India supported them. The French Community countries want action on Mauritania’s application for membership, vetoed by Russia last year.