The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 September 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 Page 3

LEAGUE LOOKS

at State Offices

At a co-employer with other and Financing Policy, taxpayers of state officials, do State School Building Authoryou know how much you are ity, Common School Building paying them, the quali- Commission and State Board of

fications you demand of them. Finance.

the period for which you are TREASURER OF STATE. He hiring them, and what powers has a 2-year term and cannot you give them? In answer to serve more than 4 years in these questions the League of any 8 year period. His salary Women Voters of Indiana has is $16,500 per year. He is re-;

Puzzler Returned To Commission

is $18,000 plus $2,400 subsi-i

stence allowance per year.

REPORTER OF SUPREME AND APPELLATE COURTS. This is a 4-year term. The

salary is $7,500 per year. The: INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Atty. reporter serves both courts.: Gen. Edwin K. Steers tossed a prepares the court's opinions puzzler back to the Indiana for publication and distributes , Civil Rights Commission on the them. question of whether an inde- | pendent contractor is an em-

1 ploye under terms of a 1963 law | assuring workers of equal em-

Iployment opportunity.

Steers said the answer to the i commission’s question “cannot

Putnam County 4-H Club be given in terms of the civil

compiled the following informa- ceiver and custodian of all state Home Economic Exhibits gain- rights act . . . the distinction tion. Also as a service to voters revenue or money. He pays out ed one more blue ribbon than between an ‘employe’ and ‘indethe League has published back- money upon warrants issued by was won last year. A summary pendent contractor’ is a techniground information on state State Auditor. He is ex-officio of the placings were-19 blue cal legal distinction which is

Mendola, reputed hoodlum Par k said Mendola was hit in and ex-convict, apparently was thc head, neck and body and surprised by a killer who await- died instantly. The assassin aped in Mendola’s garage and parently crouched behind a 1964 fired five blasts from a 12- Cadillac in the garage and fired gauge shotgun. the shots as Mendola parked Police in suburban Stone another 1964 Cadillac.

Len' Pennyworth^ Say^

All-American - Italian Favorite

Man May Land On Moon Before Finding Watermelon Secret

Win Ribbons At

Indiana Fair

member of the governing board of Department of Revenue, Commission on State Tax and Financing Policy, State Board

candidates and their opinions on issues connected with the offices for which they are candidates. Several flyers containing this information have been posted in the Courthouse and other

public places.

UNITED STATES SENATOR. He has a 6-year term and

is elected by the state at and Indiana Judges Retirement

ribbons, 8 red ribbons, 4 white

and one green.

FOOD PRESERVATION Division I Vicki Aker.

large. Indiana is represented in the U. S. Congress by 2 Senators. only one to be elected at a time. He must be 30 years old. a citizen for 9 years, and a resident of the state when elected. His salary is $22,500 per year plus specific allowances for stationery and office supplies. He is allowed $55,980 for clerical assistance: and a mileage allowance of 20c a mile for one round trip to Washington each session. Congress has the power to make all laws neces-

sary for carrying out the powers: Pl BLI ^

given it in

tution.

for Public Depositories, State Madison Township, Blue. School Building Authority. Com- Division II Debbie Alcorn, mon School Fund Building Monroe Township, Blue. Commission Board of Canvass- Division III Peggy Thomas, ers. State Board of Finance Greencastle Township. Blue.

Division IV Carolyn Smith, Monroe Township, Blue. Division V Linda Ellis, Madison Township, Red. Division VI Debbie Smith, Monroe Township, Blue. Division VII Becky McFar-

land, Franklin Township, Blue.

CRAFTS

Division I Rebecca Aker, Greencastle Township, Blue. Division II Kathy Jo Suth

Fund

ATTORNEY GENERAL. He has a 4-year term coinciding with the Governor with no restriction on successive terms. His salary is $11,500. He acts as attorney in all civil cases or matters to which the state or any government department is a party, also in criminal

cases appealed to the Supreme ^ Marion Towns ^ Green

or Appellate Courts. He is legal adviser for other state officers

and departments.

SUPERINTENDENT

Division III Donna Steele, Monroe Township, White. Free Lance Carolyn Torr,

INSTRUCTION, He

Greencastle Township, Red.

meaningless in terms of the civil rights act.” “The crucial question for the commission is whether a condition exists between two persons which can be called ‘em-

ployment’.”

Director Harold Hatcher said the commission asked for the opinion after receiving a complaint from a Gary Negro who alleged discrimination when he was denied an insurance agency. The company which refused him the agency said race was not a factor, Hatcher said. “But the company added that its attorneys advised that insurance agents are independent contractors and not subject to

the law\”

Hatcher said since the question arose only once in the two years the law has been in effect he did not know if the commission would feel it necessary to get a more definite an-

Free Lance K a t h jq Mc-

the Federal Const!-1 has * 2-year term with no re- Cullough, Cloverdale Township. S vver from the legislature.

striction on successive terms, j gj ue _

GOVERNOR. He has year term and cannot

a 4. His salary is $18,000 per year. Mrve He is responsible with the Board

more than 4 vears In any 8 year i ot ^cation for the administraperiod. He must be at least! tio n of ^ stat « s P art ^ main *

30 years old and both a citizen

of the U. S. and a resident of Indiana for 5 years preceding election. His salary Is $15,000 per year plus residence, and $12,000 for maintenance of household. He is chief executive and administrator of the state.

Free Lance Terri Reid, Cloverdale Township, Blue. HOME FURNISHINGS Division I Becky McFar-

land. Monroe Township, White.

Division II Carol Evens.

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Sometimes I wonder why billions are being spent to pinpoint chuckholes on the moon when there are so many practical problems closer home that remain unsolved. For example, no one has found a completely foolproof method to tell a ripe watermelon. Oh, yes, I know that some people with super-sensitive ears know where to thump and what i to listen for. But the rest of us forget from one year to the next whether a ripe watermelon should go plink or plunk. Around our house I usually get stuck with the watermelon picking. I stand wisely in front of the stack and pick up at least three melons before making a purchase. They all feel and look alike as far as I’m concerned but by choosing the third melon, I sometimes get credit for knowing more than I do. A guaranteed way to get a ripe melon is to have the guy

plug it or cut it. This, however, is risky business. Since the seller has already declared it to be ripe, you are doubting his judgment when you ask for proof. And then how red is red? If the melon’s innards are a shade darker than pale pink, you may feel honor bound to buy. Not too much is at stake when you make a bum guess on the ripeness of a watermelon, but some people lose their shirts by making a guessing game of their money matters. They make credit purchases hither and yon and are never exactly sure how they come out on each deal. The best way to take all the guesswork out of money management is to make the Full Service Central National Bank your financial headquarters. Then when you cut a money melon, you know in advance what it’s going to look like on the inside. Pd. Adv.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. He ha? a 4-year term and the same requirements as the Gov-

ernor. His salary is $11,500 plus cot -* R ’ r * He has a 6-year term.

The Supreme Court consists of

tenance and operation of the public school system. He estab-

lishes standards for training Monroe Township. Red. and licensing of teachers, pre- Division III Shirley Asher, scribes courses of study and Russell Township. Red. distributes funds for local school Division IV Patty Mitchell, support. By virtue of his office.. Clinton Township, Red. he is on several commissions CLOTHING and boards which supervise edu- Division I Michele cation in the state. i Bridges, Russell Township,

Hoodlum Slain Gangland Style CHICAGO UPI—Guy (Lover Boy) Mendola Jr.. 39, was shotgunned Monday in Chicago’s first gangland - style slaying of the year.

Mendola, who served seven years for the $100,000 armed robbery of a Pittsburgh jewelry salesman, had a record of more than 75 arrests. He had been picked up with Paul Panczko, reputed leader of a Chicago burglary ring, and Rocco Pran-

no, alleged crime syndicate ! leader. Mendola surrendered June 30 to federal agents on a warrant charging unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for a robbery at Bakersfield, Calif. He was free on $25,000 bond.

JUDGE OF THE SUPREME

Blue.

Division II land, Monroe Division III

!•

Beverly McFar- j Township. Blue, j Diane Evens. I

$1,800 per year as President 1

of Senate, and when Assembly five 3 ud & es - on « 3 ud *« is «l«eted 1 Monroe Township, Blue.

p* r from each of the 5 district* by Division IV Rhonda Suththe electorate of the entire erlin, Russell Township, Blue.

Is in session he receives S5 day as President of Senate.

By statute, he is of Agriculture.

Commissioner state - His »*l»ry is $18,000 per Division V Becky McFar-

year plus a subsistence allow’- land, Monroe Township, Blue,

anee of $2,400 per year. The Division VI Carolyn Smith,

SECRETARY OF STATE. Supreme Court hears appeals Monroe Township, Blue. His is a 2-year term. He can- from lower court* on questions Division VII Linda Cushnet serve more than 4 years in of constitutionality of laws en- man. Russell Township, Red. any 6 year period. His salary acted by the General Assembly Division VIII Glenda Purcell, is $16,500 per year. He attests and hears appeals from lower Franklin Township. Red.

official state documents; com- j court* on questions of proper piles, publishes and distributes application of existing statues statutes enacted by the General to individual cases

Assembly; administers laws regulating issuance and sale of corporate securities; issues charters of incorporation. The Securities Division is under this office. He is an ex-officio mem-

FOODS

Division I Pamela Pershing, Greencastle Township, Blue. Division II Brenda Hopkins, Franklin Township, Red. Division III Patty Jackson,

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PubMthad a* a public aervic# in • ration with Th« American Heritage Foundation and Tb* Advorbain* Council.

JUDGE OF APPELLATE COURT. His is a 4-year term

The Court consists of 8 Judges: | Marion Township. Blue. 4 must reside at the time of Division IV Linda Elmore, their election is each of the 2 Warren Township. White,

ber of the Corporation Survev App * llate Court districts. They! Division V Donna South, Commission sre tIerted b >' the voters at, Monroe Township. White.

large. They usually sit in twn 1 Division VI Linda Broad-

AUDITOR OF STATE. He divisions except in very impor- street. Floyd Township. Blue,

has a 2-year term and cannot tant cases which are heard by serve more than 4 years in any' the entire court of 8. Each must 6 year period. His salary is be a citizen of the U.S., a $16,500 per year. He is book-(voter, a lawyer in good standkeeper and auditor of receipts I ing. a resident of the state for and disbursements of the state. 5 years preceding election, and He is a member of the gov- j at least 30 years old. The Aperning board of the Department pellate court has jurisdiction of Revenue: ex-officio member 1 over all appealable cases ex-1 of the Commission of State Tax cept those appealable directly Board for Public Depositories, to the Supreme Court. Salary

Division VII Rita Skelton. Marion Township, Blue. Division VIII Marilyn O Hair Clinton Township. Red.

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