Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 28, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 11 January 1962 — Page 2

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VOTERS;;! la order to' allign oar individual, thipjiin# to that ts community progress, we. must of necessity, know something of the, “temper,* in which we shall proceed. It is apparent that we can make no unilateral effort, if we all pull la opposite ‘directions. The true* “temper” of our Christian Society is held in the hands, of the, “Christ.” This omnipotent and Divine power, that was so aptly demonstrated by Jesus, has been so prostituted in some quarters, that it has too often, been left as a weak and pale virtue, that has been passed on to humanity as a proper way of life. His scourage of the money changers from the temple was nod the practice of a weakling. His famed, “other cheek,’* that he turned was not one of weakness or indifferance, but it was a cheek of COURAGE and a forthright

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manner. Ip which he UPHELD the courage of his convictions. The meekness of Jesus may fcavehM* the meekness of the LK>M instead of the meekness nf a mouse. - Yet, He loved ALL MEN awd He healed all of them who sought His services, there is no record where He ever turned any-one away that asked for help. The things that cause FEAR in the hearts of men, do so because of a lack of understanding. The unconscious side of man, being far greater in scope than the conscious side. Once this is understood, we as individuals can DO ANYTHING WE SET OUR MINDS TO DO. The brave and courageous NEVER tremble, nor do they ever FALTER, for they cannot falter. For what they dare not express in the open they pray about in SECRET. The manifested power under these circumstances is INCREASED, and to that unilateral body of, “Soul personalties” that

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have a, “like mind," this constitutes a force that will MOVE MOUNTAINS. ; - This fa hot of necessity •a, “religion.” tat a fact of . Natural and DmastawThe purity of such-# contention hein*. held by the men and women on an individual tarns .that can pray without MALICE. The power f our great eammufiity project is now held within the frame work of this, “underground.” In the hearts of hundreds of people who see the fear of future portals. The time will soon Ull AM MAMA I, n J n.,f ll 1.1 come now wnen yonr leatiersnip will ask for your specific help. In those days, do net falter, nor use a method that is foreign to the high precepts of our community project. Remember that those who oppose us expect this project to fall through from lack of interest. They will move out of their present positions only by a display of power, for power is all they are acquainted with. They dare not use their vindicativeness against our principal with out judging (hem-selves as unworthy. They have no retreat except to join our cause, or rely upon the power of Satan to save them. This proof of

Christ, is for the strong, and never for the weakling. The omnipotent .power with its two edged sword will cut the error of your life from under you. This is the PRICE that we must all pay. No, this is NOT free, as many supposed, bat it is glorious, far it will put meat on your table, clothes on your back, and a song in your heart. The es-

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sects greatly outweigh the price, many hundreds of times. Signed Thos. J. - Eilers 3188 .. D.E.B. .... v... ' - Par the committee, Public information local 3138, (CIO) Nappanee, Indiana. January 4, 1962 Editor, Nappanee Advance News West Market Street - Nappanee, Indiana Dear Mr. Editor; Possibly by now the thoughts of Christmas for 1861 are pretty well tucked away, tat I tad a hit of news I wanted to express. In years pari the enthusiasm es homeowners to decorate mid Christinas light the outside of their

homes seemed to grow each year, and this year even with no J. C. C. contest you found that people continued to do so to spread the cheer of Christmas as well as beautify the city. It is certaiply disheartening to find upon dismantling your displays that half the bulbs have been stolen! This was our experience this year. Yours truly, LaMar E. douse COPPES NAPANEE KITCHENS CURRENT CLUB Current dub will meet January 15th, td 7:45 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, Mrs. LaMar Mutschler will assist. Mrs. Charles Chapman has charge of the program.

Pub. Service Com. Approve Reduction Os Rural Rotes On November 24, 1961, the Nappanee Utilities Cos. asked the Publie Service Commission for permission to reduce thff Rural Rates, so that they would compare with the City rates. On January 4, 1962 the permission was granted. The rates will be reduced 5.1% to 16%. All the Churches on the Utility system will be taken off of the Commercial rate. put on the Residential rate, which will be quite a saving for them. This will affect 576 customers. One newspaper erroneously reported that the Utilities Company had been ordered to reduce rates, but Company officials stated that the reduction in rates was requested by the Nappanee Utilities Com pany.

THE OLD AMO MEW RATES ARE AS FOLLOWS RURAL RESIDENTIAL $1.50 per month minimum PRESENT RATE First 30 KWH @ -075 Nest 30 KWH @ .05 Next 170 KWH @ .03 All over 230 KWH @ .025 NEW RATE First 40 KWH @ .065 Next 30 KWH @ .045 Next 60 KWH @ .03 Next 70 KWH @ .025 All over 200 KWH @ .02 RURAL WATER HEATER RATES $1.50 per month minimum PRESENT RATE First 30 KWH @ .075 Next 30 KWH @ .05 Next 170 KWH @ .03 Next 240 KWH <@ 015 All over 470 KWH @ .025 NEW RATE First 40 KWH @ .065 Next 30 KWH .045 Next 60 KWH @ .03 Next 70 KWH '• @ .025 Next 30 KWH <® .02 Next 240 KWH @ .015 All over 470 KWH @ .02 RURAL COMMERCIAL $1.50 per month minimum PRESENT RATE First 30 KWH @ .075 Next 170 KWH <s> .055 Next 300 KWH <® .05 Next 2000 KWH & .04 Next 2500 KWH (ffi ' .032 Next 5000 KWH <® .025 All over 10,000 KWH @ .02 NEW RATE First 40 KWH <® .065 Next 60 KWH <& .045 Next 400 KWH (a .04 Next 1000 KWH <j? .035 Next 3500 KWH <© .03 Next 5000 KWH .025 All over 10,000 KWH @ .02

Report On Crop 1 Drive In Union Township The C. R. O. P. drive in Union Township which was started on November 21st, with a planned eanvas for cash or grain contributions has resulted in a total sum of $2,697.44. There were 1768 bu. of corn and 2 bu. wheat received, which was sold at local elevators. This amount along with $982.25 cash donations go to make the total. Last years total donated in Union Township was approximately $1,700.00. SHORT CHANGED Bu r<Tl ars who broke into an Attica filling station apparently tried to loot the coin box of a soft drink machine but, baffled by its sturdy construction, they slammed it on the concrete floor and left. The following morning, Bob Bracken, the station owner, found the battered machine with the coin box intact. On the floor nearby lay one thin dime that evidently had been jarred loose but had been overlooked by the burglars. Lake Superior, Lake Chelan, Washington, Lake Maggiore and Como, Italy, and the D°ad R°a in Palestine, all exceed 1,000 feet in depth.

Motor Trend magazine makes if official: 1962 car of the year ! The Motor Trend editors elected Buick Special. And you 1 II agree, this one’s a winner in any man’s league. One of the big reasons? The Special’s Fireball V-6 (V for Voom—6 for savings). f f Come guest-drive the “Car of the Year” at your Buick dealer’s today. ! ' Hi 4 ? • Y<djX< \yxrrJ% * ~ SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW . . . YOUR OUAUTY BUICK DIALER IN UAWANBE IS: PUTCHER MOTOR CO., 202 $. Main mm i mi—wiwh Btg tolocflonl Big vo/umJ Sou your Buiti fioahr for Double Chock Utofl Canl • >' " w

Police Have Busy Year In City Chief Police Herman E. Fogd submitted his annual report to the City of Nappanee. In 1961, there were 1613 police calls (in 1960 there were 1457) and 501 complaints (one mere than a year ago). Police traveled 25,749 miles in 1961 as compared with 23,319 m 1960. They made fewer arrests, 103 as compared to 151. In 1961, there were 61 auto accidents resulting in property damage of $18,113 ($17,030 a year before). There were 1178 twenty five cents parking fines and 39 one dollar parking fines. Police made 1240 safety checks on local vehicles as against 11% in 1960.

Hashfield Murder Case Frightens The Pubßc By Frank A. White The name, Emmett O. Hashfield, accused sex murderer, back in the headlines, focuses attention on a situation that shocks and frightens parents. Legally, Hashfield, upon a $2,500 “dpwn payment” on his bond of $25,000,,c0u1d walk out of jail. There are no less than 200 potential sex fiends in Indiana pris ons whose terms will be complet ed, and they too, can walk out to prey again on children. Parents ask, how can Hashfield be eligible for release on bond when under first degree indict ment for the abduction, murder and dismemberment of the body of 11 year; old Avril Terry, daughter of a Boonville physician. They ask, why was Hashfield loose after spending 33 years in orison on beastly sex offenses? How come he was released from his last sentence of 14 years for sodomy on a 13 year old Anderson boy?

Here is the shocking story of Hashfield, who has an I. Q. of around 72. A habeas corpus proceeding was instituted in the court of Warrick Circuit Judge Addison Beavers Warrick - County Prosecutor, Free Mock, offered no objection to bon for Hashfield Tt wasket at $25,0f iv Judge Beavers. COURT MANEUVERS GET BOND SET FOR HASHFIELD

Mock offered as explanation th he did not want to display e dence he planned to use in 1 coming trial of Hashfi He said also he thought Hashfi would be indefinitely held or state charge of parole violation Prosecutor Moek is reported have described his agreement bond for Hashfield last Jamas a “calculated risk that mi result in quite a danger to ciety.” This it turned out to The State Department of <JO’ tions told me, that on Dec. 5 ’ 16 months parole violation pe on Hashfield, who had served full 14 year term, expired. Ti. State Parole setup has no strings on him now, which would open the way for him to be released by putting up the bond set in Warrick Circuit Court. Ferdinand Samper, one of the two court appointed defense attorneys for Hashfield, arranged for his admission to Gen oral Hospital in Indianapolis fur psychiatric examination. Hasftfield previously had been examinfed by two state appointed psychiatrists at Evansville. What is the background of Hashfield, who spent 33 years, or over half his life, in prison for sex offenses? HASHFIELD IS A REPEATER IN SEX OFFENSE ARRESTS In 1927, Hashfield escaped a sex conviction by marrying a young girl. But in 1929, he got a five to 21 year sentence for rape of an other little girl. For the first time he was examined by a consulting psychologist at the prison, prir-r to parole for good behavior. The prison psychologist, who said he had inadeguate time to examine Hashfield, reported; “Em mett Hashfield is a banal, immature, and mentally dull man.”

This was horns out when in 1937, Hashfield raped a nine year old girl and was given a' 10 year sentence. Jn 1947, he went to prison again, after release, for 14 years, on the sodomy charge in which an Andersus boy was the victim. Why Vermillion County prose eutor did not demand a life sentence for Hashfield as a habitual criminal has never been explained. The whole affair savors of being an example of the lack of any treatment for sex offenders by the state. The prison consulting psycnoiogist classified Hashfield as a “compulsion” type, where the urge to commit a sex -crime, might reoccur anytime. Howeyer, he held that there were no psychopathic manifestations at that time, that would warrant putting Hashfield in a mental institution. Released, he was charged with the horrid murder of little Avril Terry. It seems that too many Americans think the “Four Freedoms” really mean: 1. to live without working 2. to sleep any hour of the day or night 3. to loaf in luxury at expense of others 4. to make a fool of himself (herself). SHOP IN NAPPANEE

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