Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1963 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Port Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller, Jr President John G. Heller Vice President Chas. E. Holthouse — Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates By Mail, in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 910.00; Six months, $5.50; 3 months, $3.00. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $11.25; 6 months, $8.00; 3 months, $3.25. By Carrier, 35 cents per week. Single copies, 7 cents. Rejecting Low Bids When should a taxing unit reject a low bid? Some people would say, “Never.” Moat of those with experience would say when there is a substantial difference in the quality that can be expected from the bidders. Others would say that it is “almost always” better to deal with established firms than with new ones, just getting started. In a neighboring county ,the board of county commissioners recently rejected a bid for road materials, even though it was low in three separate cases. They told reporters that they turned down two bids because the state had not approved the bidder for the substance involved, and in the third case because it would necessitate splitting a contract for a small amount, which they had never done. The county engineer objected, on the grounds that the particular company had always met specifications for goods which he had used from them. The company explained that under state law they did not meet the per-hour quantitive specifications, but met all of the qualitative specifications. While the company in question has never received a contract from the county in question, the company representative points out that his firm has saved the county “thousands of dollars” — because the company who does get the bids must now be fairly close, or risk the commissioners’ bad will. Commissioners, of course, have no intention of being dishonest, but they want to do the best for their county, and they would, in many cases, rather deal with an established firm, whose work quality is well-known, rather than a newer company.

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CLADHH AlLOWri) Bl THE ADAMS COCMTY COMMISSIONERS ON APRIL 1, IW3 City of Decatur 88.18 Citizens Telephone Co. H>4.39 Indiana & Michigan 173.18 Commercial Print Shop cl op 90.60 Postmaster do 53.00 Indiana Carbon Co. Inc- do _ 4.28 Haywood Publishing Co. do 79.10 <l. J. Kohne sanity exam 10.00 C. W. Freeby do 20.00 J. M. Burk. M. D. do 10.00 H. F. Zwlck, M. D. do 10.00 John Carroll M. D. do 10.00 Bobbs-Merrill Co. Inc. law bks 22.00 Virginia Schurger Au cl 40.60 Donna Roth do 108.60 Barbara Busse do 9.00 Decatur C. of C. do op 1.45 Commercial Pritn Shop do .. 5.95 Haywood Publishing Co. do 835.60 Barbara Busse Tress, cl .... 157.50 Commercial Print Shop do op 11.80 Decatur Supply House Inc. do 7.90 Royal Mcßee Corp. Rec. op _ 37.50 Illesen & Schug Inc. Sher op 87.55 Beaver Oil Service Inc. do .... 109.88 Phil L. Macklin Co. do 2.00 Roger L. Singleton do 5.00 Commercial Print Shop do .. 34.65 Police Equipment Service do 50.40 Jack’s Uniforms do 182.46 Stan's Mens Wear do 86.50 Palmer Schwartz sp dep _ 10.00 Harold E. Thieme do 10.00 Ed Ritter do 5.00 Ed J. Gerbers do 80.00 Richard Mansfield do 5.00 Lawyers Co-op Pub. Pros at op 16.00 Severin H. Schurger do .... 20.42 Lewis L. Smith do 45.00 Commercial Print Shop do .. 29.45 Decatur C. of C. Assess, op 8.80 Monroe Calculat. Mach. Co. do 164.10 Interstate Alrcr. Pub. Inc. do 1.50 Gerald V. Zimmerman As. cl 171.00 Modern Ofifce Machines Supt. of Schools op 1.30 Bluffton Gift & Type. Cen. do 38.80 Commercial Print Shop do .. 23.78 S. E. Merriman & Co. do 13.93 G. W. Vizard mileage 62.96 Mildred Foley atten off mil 35.84 Leo N. Seltenrlght co ag mil 49.98 Citizens Telephone Co. do op 29.28 E. J. LeVay Inc, do 2.95 Decatur Supply House do — 9.83 Patsy Lee Leaders H.D. ag mil 32.55 N. E. Beaver, M.D. heal off 67.93 Geraldine Schindler do assist 30.00 Citizens Teleph. Co. cir ct op 30.30 Coverall Rental Service Inc. do 1.80 Commercial Print Shop do .. 150.00 Decatur Democrat Co. do 26.75 Bluffton Gift & Type. Cen. do 42.30 Lawyers Co-op Pub. Co. do bs 16.00 West Publishing Co. do .... 29.00 C. H. Muselman pro off mil _ 85.00 Mel Kohler Ct. H. Cust 825.00 Edna Werst do matron ........ 100.00 Louie Drake do watchman .. 10.00 Noah Roth do extra help .... 3.00 Coverall Rental Serv. Inc. do op 8.00 Habegger-Schafers do 3.92 East. Ind. OH & Sup. Jail op 135.00 No. Ind. Public Serv. Co. do 6.48 Motorola C. & E. Inc. do .... 35.00 Banco Products Co. Inc. do 24.45 Chic Dry Cleaners & Laund. do 2.85 Lula Strahm do mat 150.00 R. L. Singleton mis for pr. 89.70 Charles Morgan sup of Co H. 238.33 Luella Morgan do matron .. 183.33 Hilda Smith do help 150.00 Connie Kirk do 150.00 Eugene Foster do 150.00 Grover Kelley do 20.00 Dr. Norval S. Rich do phy „ 50.00 Norval S. Rich M.D. do .... 161.50 Mcßride Welding do op 6.50 Brooks for Men & Boys do .. 5.65 Niblick & Co. do 50.28 J. I. Holcomb Co. do 43.05 Serv-Us Store Inc. do 7.50 Decatur Blue Flame do .... 55.74 Ted Hahnert do — 6.50 West Chemical Prod. Inc. do 18.35 Coverall Rental Service Inc. do 2.00 Zurchers Mobil Service do 24.09 Teeple Truck Lines Inc. do .. 3.50 Decatur Baking Co. do 59.96 Home Dairy do 100.00 Kohne Drug Store, do 8.53 Giffords I. G. A. dq 139.24 Habegger-Schafers do 20.21 Gerbers Supermarket do 71.13 Decatur Blue Flame do ........ 25.02 Holthouse Drug Co. do 31.02 Culltgan Water Cond. do .... 16.75 Burk Elevator Co. do 14.36 Arnold Lumber Co. Inc. do 18.15 Herman Ryf do 10.00 Moorman, Mfg. Co. do-...-.... 147.72 Frremaji Schnepp assessing 198.33 Joseph L. McConnell do 50.00 Roy Runyon do 120.00 Bernard Schultz do 260.00 Alma F. Stults do 260.00 Adolph Schamerloh do 170.00 Cecil Harvey do 210.00 Frieda Lewton reg of voters 36.00 Ruth Merriman do 54.00 Postmaster do .. 88.00 Floyd L. Meyer council meet 25.00 Frank E. Bohnke do 25.00 Winfred Gerke do 25.00 Chris Stahly do 25.00 l>eon Neuenschwander do .. 25.00 Lullus Schultz do 25-00 David A. Macklin Co Atty. .. 216.66 James K. Staley Serv Off. .. 112.35 Decatur Democrat Co. legal 86.48 Berne Witness Inc. do 106.99 The Suttles Co. off bond .... 243.75 Burke Insurance Service do .. 17.50 Leland Smith Ins. Ag. Inc. do 317.63 Catherine'Daniels tax refund 6.32 Charlotte Lindahl sec y ACBW 106.50 NACD Service Dept, do op .. 69.00 Yager Funeral Home sol bur 100.00 Virgil Hawkins fox bounty .. 3.00 Herman Balsiger do 16.00 Wilbur Cook Ou ... t..“ 36 00 John ' Geels do a 30.00 Glen Lehrman do 3.00 Ernest Roe do 9.00 Clifford Mann do 3.00 Noah L. Amstutz do 3.00 Richmond State Hosp, patints 203.06 Mrs. Henrietta Cook child 108.50 Mrs. Violet Manes do 124.00 Irene Byron Hosp, patients 476.00 John B. Spaulding do 1.15.00 A. A. Neuenschwander, DVM tb 370.60 Welfare Bernice Nelson mileage 28.32 Mary J. Strickler do 17,20 Barbara B. Nicks do 17.20 John Boch, postmaster op 50.00 Citizens Telephone Co. do 61.96 Commercial Print Shop do .. 4.75 Pub. Employes Retire. Fund 240.75 Adams County Highway Department Lawrence Noll 237.50 Robert Fuhrman . 208.33 Paul Bryan .— .185.41 Wendell Abbott 181.90 DeWayne Beer 166.60 Harold Burger 181.90 Edward Faurote 181.90 Frederick Fuelling 185.45 Don Harvey 185.80 Dale Hlrschy 164.90 Eli Hlrschy 187.00 Raymond Kolter 187.25 Vern Linker 171.70 Chris Meshberger , 171.85 Robert Meshberger ..... 192.50 Russel Moser 181.90 Brice Sheets 212.00 sßaymond Shoaf 189.00 Leßoy Smith 178.80 Samuel Yager 181.90 Clifford Death 176.55 Paul Longsworth 181.95 Lawrence McCullough ... 176.55

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By BRUCE W. MUNN United Press International UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — A tough hassle is in store for the U.N. General Assembly when it meets in special session next month to discuss financing of U.N. peace-keeping operations. Prosects are that the best to be expected is a stop-gap arrangement to meet the costs of the Congo operation and the maintenance of the U.N. Emergency Force (UNEF) in the Middle East for the rest of this year. The financial problem is likely to be tossed to the next regular assembly session, meeting in September, for long-term solution. Last fall, the assembly appointed a working group of 21 countries to “study special methods for financing peace-keeping operations of the United Nations involving heavy expenditures, such as those for the Congo and the Middle East.” The group met privately 18 times in February and March and reported this week that it was unable to agree on any method of financing the operations. The problem, of course, is fundamentally a human one. Nobody wants-to ante up more for the common pot than he absolutely has to. That principle extends to the United States, too, which is regarded by both its friends and mere acquaintances here as the open-handed backer of U.N. enterprises. The United States told the committee of 21 that it would pay only its assessed share of future operations—32.o2 per cent—and not a penny more, unless other countries paid up. In the Congo, the U.S- share has been something between 47.5 and 50 per cent. The United Nations assesses on the basis of ability to pay. On national per capita income figures the smaller powers argue, the United States should pay about 45 per cent of U.N. costs. Russia and its allies held their traditional position that since the Security Council is responsible for peace-keeping operations, only the council could impose binding assessments for such work. The assembly authorized the $11.5 million monthly appropriations for the Congo and Middle East BURTONS SEPARATE—Mrs, Sybil Burton arrives in New York from London with her two children, after her separation from husband, actor Richard Burton, was announced. Elder daughter, Katherine, 5, is with her.

forces. Furthermore, the Communists argued, the Congo and Middle East operations were necessitated by “the aggressive acts of the colonial powers” which should pay the bill. 20 Years Ago Today April 5, 1943 — Dedication of the new Adams county infirmary will be held April 11, with inmates to be moved in the following week. Thirty-four Adams county residents will go to Portland Wednesday to contribute to the blood plasma bank. Representatives of four Decatur labor unions have pledged to give part-time work in harvesting Adams county crops. Ceiling prices were announced today for beef, veal, lamb and mutton. American Flying Fortresses and other Allied planes make devastating bombing raids on European targets. Red Cross Fund Mrs. Wm. Fifer Rooot No. 2 - $21.00 Henry Macke, Preble No .13 12.50 Robert Bucher, Kirkland No. 1 16.50 James Matthews, Root No. 9 S.OO St. Paul’s Ladies Air Society 5.00 Carl Hedington, Monroe No. 24 5.75 Carl Hedington, Monroe No 23 —- 6.50 Mrs. Thomas Barrel Washington No. 2 6.00 Ernest Kalthoff. Capt. Preble No. 10 ..... 21.25 Mrs. Gerald McCollough St. Mary’s No. 18 ........ 5.00 Mrs. Nimrod McCullough St. Mary’s No. 17 5.50 Mrs. Marvin Conrad Preble No. 16 16.00 Herbert Hobrock, Root No. 3 ——— 7.00 Mrs. Jay Osborn, Root No. 25 5.75 Ernest Thieme, Union No. 22 15 00 Mrs. Don Hakes, St. Mary’s, No. 11 5.00 Hubert Lengerich, Washington, No. 16 28.50 Robert Thompson, Root No. 4 900 Glen Griffith, Kirkland No. 9, 100% 7.00 Mrs. Robert Meyer, Preble, No. 2, 100% .— 2.50 Mrs. Robert Meyer Preble, No. 1, 100% .... 18.00 Mrs. Frederick Kukelhan Root, No. 23 5.00 Chicago Produce CHICAGO (UPD—Produce: Live poultry too few receipts to report prices. Cheese processed loaf 39 - 43; brick 39-43%; Swiss Grade A SO--55; B 48-53. . Butter steady; 93 score 57%; 92 score 57%; 90 score 56%; 89 score 55%. Eggs weak; white large extras 32: mixed large extras 31%; mediums 29; standards 30. Crayon Stains For crayon stains on unwashable fabrics, sponge with carbon tetrachloride or other cleaning fluid. Use hot soap and water for cottons and linens, warm for silks and rayons. If traces of the color remain when the article has dried sponge with denatured alcohol (dilute the alcohol with two parts of water for use on rayon or colored fabrics). Javelle water can be used as a last resort on cotton, linens, and rayons.

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