The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1951 — Page 3

lilt DAIL( DANNtR, GRttl ICAMIL, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, I9j|

httlc in the progiotis of human ■standards. Even where we have bettered these human standards we have done it primarily for those whose occupations deal with the production of TANGIBLES But there is another class of men and women in this country, and these have been sadly neglected.

ERICH BRANDEIS Isn't it about time tliat we apply some of our ingenuity and some plain common sense to HUMAN values - .’ We have achieved so much in technical advancement and so

In my o.vn town of Westport. Conn., the Board of Education is asking for a $10,000 appro priation just to cover the cost of working drawings for a proposed six-room addition to one of our schools. The addition itself will cost far above a hundred thousand dollars.

When the building is finished, the town will be proud of it' "Look,” the rad estate agents will say to their prospects "thafs what we do for our children. This is the kind of town where you should buy a home." "See,” the politicians will say. "this Is why you should reelect us”- and they will point with pride at that expensive edifice of brick and steel and marble.

But— At the same meeting the 1 Board of Education decided to ask for $L!*0J for three elementary grade teachers who nmst be hired to teach the children who will occupy thes

six new rooms. Isn't it preposterous? Ten thousand dollars for a few plans and blueprints, and a measly $1,500 a year apiece for (he t' toilers in whose hands the tuture of our country lies! Judge heibowitz, who is hanill-j ing the police giaft eases 11 New York Cit> and who is pretty gosh darn Ujugh on criminal expressed his disgust with the pay New York's policemen : got. “No wonder," he said, ‘they are easy for gamblers and other

crooks to bribe.” He talked to one ot the young i policemen who testified in the gambling graft. The fellow 'has a wale and a young child. After he pays ail lus "extras,” such as old-age tax. {tension fees, etc etc., he takes honv’ less Ulan Sdd a week. After he has been in the department for three years he' will have a take-home [wry of $51 a week. B\ tint tim ■ he ll probably have another couple of kids to take care of.

Is it any wonder Uiat an extra fifty or a hundred or two hundred a week. no inattei whei e it collie's fro n, looks geiod to a cop ? Wouldn't you be sorely tempt ed ? I am sure I would be. How abend our ministers? They are supposed to be the i -sence of everything that is good and noble They are sup- - posed to guide us through life! and help pave our way into Heaven. If we go to Paris, we pay a

tourist guide who shows Us all the “hot spots," as for one day as we pay a minister for a week's work in the name ;>f God. Isn't it about lime that we pa_\ those who are most wurthy of our respect am ugh so that they can it least preserve tin i. SELF- UK'. EXT

Mrs Kathern Bridci'i i , -fay- - ing at the home of J Frank W1J. son of near Fincastle while they are visiting their daughter, Lucille and husband in Phoenix, Ariz , for three weeks. Mi and Mrs. Edward Eikman and family have gone to their home in Tallahassee. Fla., after spending the Christmas vacation with Mrs. Eikman’s parents and other relatives and friends.

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.OVEIY Jeaniiine Holland, ”! Houston, Tex., Ill.'il "Mnid of Col ion,” models a black cotton sheatl :<K'ktail tire s m New York as tin lotion industry’s fashion umhassa Ircsa. The mirror uri utigciucnl aiakes her look like quite i fl Ijirls all at once. (hitrmillion"I

of 1 he rompany marked » hevruh r- uhseriann of ils twenly-liflh millionth aulomohile. Ahme I It kealing. general manager of die diviakm, watt he* lus top issistanta light the randies (I. to r.) K. W lo'> udminis|rati\e Oksislunt to Keating; W. J. Srott. general inanufarliiring

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