Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 83, Number 9, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 10 September 1959 — Page 4

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

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Have Gravel... Will Travel! ZIMMERMAN Sand and Gravel Ph Milford OL 8-5715

RICHARD W. MEHL ATTORNEY ABSTRACTOR Phone 3-1675 GOSHEN

Trump Cleaners Pants 50c - Skirts .... 50c Suits or Dresses $1 Sweaters 50c SAVE! Cash & Carry 2-HOUR SERVICE For Delivery Phone 16

MAYNARD SHROCK LAWYER Phone 748 110 E. Market Nappanee

FOR SHELL NO. 1 PRIME WHITE AND SHELL FURNACE OIL PHONE 500 Courteous Service Tyndall Oil Cos.

FLOYD E. Johnson & Son Accounting and Income TAX SERVICE 252 W. LINCOLN Phone 452

NAPPANEE NEWS AGENCY NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES CANDY, ETC. 109 S. Main Ph. 177

Glasses Fitted Satisfactory Eye Service in South Bend For Over 50 Years J. BURKE OPTOMETRIST 228 S. Michigan. S. Bend

THUBS. SEPT. It. 1959

Personal x>oooo<xx>ooooooooooooooo Will the person who borrowed our SkilSaw, please return it. Cox Coal and Lumber Cos. 205 S. Main, Nappanee. (38cAEF) LOST: WHITE TERRIER DOG, WITH black markings, lost Aug. 26, lVi mi Nos Nappanee on road 19, reward. Burl Martz, Ph Nap 4431. (39A) PAY YOUR AUTO INSURANCE on monthly installments see Bob Callander, 206 W. Market. (tfcA) SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAIN PIPES WORK like new when you use Klean-Em-All sewer and septic tank cleaner. Sold by Farm • Bureau, Nappanee and Goshen. (37A) LOST: IN THE VICLNITY OF NAPPANEE, beagle female pnp, almost full grown, brown with black and white. Clyde Hershberger, 358 Park Dr. or Ph Nap 1582. (39cA) CARD OF THANKS Tffis is to express my thanks and sincere appreciation to all those who remembered me during my stay in the hospital and for the many cards and calls 1 received and also to Rev. Ross Noffsinger and Beacon Light class of Union Center Church of the Brethren, it will long be remembered. Mrs. S. B. Bourne 3% Dividends Currently paid on Shares CITIZENS BUILDING, LOAN, & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 112 E. Market St. (tfcA) OOOOGCK 500000000000000000 To Give Away OOQOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOQQG TO GIVE AWAY: 7 PART-COCKER SPANieI pups, 6 weeks old. Bob Weaver, first houde E of Union Center church, Ph Nap L-66f Good Eating x>oooooooooooooooocxx>ooo GOOD EATING: TOMATOES. MRS. CLYDE Hershberger, 358 Park Dr. Ph Nap 1552. (37cA) GOOD EATING: CANNING TOMATOES $1 bu. Levi R. Hochsietler, 2Vz mi W, 1 mi S of Nappanee. (37A) GOOD EATING: WHITE HULLESS AND Jurabo yellow’ popcorn 10c lb. Mile South, 6 miles East of Nappanee at bridge. Call after 4 p.m. or Saturdays. No Sunday sales. Harley Miller, Ph Milford OL 8-4811. (tfcA) GOOD EATING: McINTOSH AND OTHER varieties of apples, also honey. Borkholder Orchard, 5 mi Northwest of Nappanee. (tfcFA) GOOD EATING: McINTOSH AND OTHER varieties of good eating and cooking apples. Millers Orchard, 501 W. Randolph, Nappanee. Ph Nappanee 146. (tfcFA) BLUEBERRIES You pick or ready picked. Lowest prices on quantity purchases. Pertics Blueberry plantation, LaPaz, Ph SU 4-3331. (tfcFA) 500000000000000000000000 Miisc. for Sale 500000000000000000000000 ALWAYS RIGHT . . . KEEPS COLORS BRIGHT . . . Hint's famous Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Pletcher Furniture. Nappanee. (xcAF) MISC. FOR SALE: BOYS 24 INCH SCHWIN bicycle, also roll away bed. Ph Nap 6343. (xA) MISC. FOR SALE: ERIGIDAIRE DRYER. Ph "Nap 4603 by 3 p.m. (38A> MISC. FOR SALE: SUPER FLAME OIL heater, $lB. Douglas Golden, Ph Nap R-122. (38A) MISC. FOR SALE: PULLET FEEDERS AND roll away nests. Robert Rumfelt, Ph Milford OL 8-4743. (37spA> MISC. FOR SALE: GARAGE 14x20 FOR sale, to be moved, Robert Blosser. Nappanee. Ph Nappanee R-421. (37FA) MISC FOR SALE: *5.000 BTU OtL-FIRED forced air Winter Air-Conditiouer, used 5 years. Phone Nappanee 6190. (38FA) MISC. FOR SALE: 600 GALLON FUEL tank, also two outside toilets with concrete floors and stools. Henry Yoder, Ph Millwood N l 6-2237. C3BFA) MISC. FOR SALE: CHEMICAL plumber, the sewer root killer. A CAN TODAY SAVES DOLLARS LATER. Robinson & Price, Seedsmen, Nappanee. (tfcA) MISC. FOR SALE: HANOVLV ULTRAviolet light for theraputic use or sun-tanning. Floor model, very reasonable. Phone Nappanee 98. (39cFAJ MISC. FOR SALE: FRUIT JARS. POTATO crates ,one 350 lb black male hog. L. J. Burch, Walkerton R 1, 4 mi W of 31, 2 mi o Sos 6. (xFA) MISC. £FOR SALE: SECOND CUTTING hay, no rain, 50c a bale. 1 mi S, 3 mi W and P/2 Sos Nappanee. Silvester Anglemycr, R 1, Bremen. (38AF) MISC. FOR SALE: WHITE HOUSE paint $4.97 gal. Special this week only. Deisch Supply Cos., 151 E. Walnut. (37cA) MISC. FOR SALE: KILL DISEASE GERMS and flies in all your farm biuldings the easy low cost way. Spray with Carbola, a disinfecting white paint that kills nsects and germs on contact. Stop in at our store for Carbola and ask about our low-rental Portable! Electrc Power Sprayer, or a barrel type hana operated sprayer. Neuhauser Hatchery, Nappanee, Ind. (tfcAFE) MISC. FOR SALE: TYPEWRITERS FOR rent or sale. Adding machines. 3 mo. rental applied to purchase. All makes. FORBES TYPEWRITER CO., 228 W. Colfax, South Bend, CE 4-4491. (tfcFA) MISC. FOR SALE: CUCKOO CLOCKS, IMported from Germany’s Black Forest, $3.95 up. Reds TV Center, Nappanee. (37A) MISC. FOR SALE: USED ROOM AIR CONditioner. Mrs. Edwin McElheny, R 1, Ph Nap R-364. <37cA) MISC. FOR SALE: LAWN SEED and fertilizers. Crabgrass killers. Now is the time to fertilize and seed your lawn. Deisch Supply Cos., 151 E. Walnut. (37cA) MISC. FOR SALE: MAGIC C*EP GAS stove. Mrs. Nellie Furney, 256 S. Summit, Ph Nap 264. (38A) MISC. FOR SALE: TWO VERY NICE gelding riding horses, with saddles and martingales. Phone Wyatt, NEwtown 3-2211. (39AF) MISC. FOR SALE: KE.NMORE ELECTRIC sewing machine with attachments and blond cabinet model, like new, reasonable. Ph Nap 463’. , (38c A) MISC. FOR SAIE: BAND INSTRUMENTS Save exactly $35 by driving to Elkhart for your top quality flute, clarinet, sax. cornet, trombone. MUSICIANS SUPPLY & REPAIR CO. 1030 S. Main St., Elkhart. (39cA> MISC. FOR SALE: GLASS ‘ Glass Glass Window glass, plate glass tops for your furniture. For everything in glass contact us. Deisch Supply Cos., 151 E. Walnut. (37cA) MISC. FOR SALE: DAVID BRADLEY RUNning oil pump jack $7. 10x28 tractor tire. American Standard portable drag, 3 years old, Vi price. 4-section John Deere spring tooth harrow, good as new. Yearling hens 50c each. Dan Nissley, SJ/25 J /2 mi S, 2miW, Vi mi Nos Nappanee. (37A) MISC. FOR SALE: 2 SPACE HEATERS, Duo-Therm 3c Quaker, wringer-type Easy washing machine and Maytag. Metal trailer and wood trailer. Glenn Disher, 6 mi south of Nappanee. NI 6-2570. (xAF)

MISC. FOR SALJ: NEW 1959 Mow-Master pc sr mowers, a few still available at a real reduced price. Deisch Supply Cos., 157 E. Waliut. (37cA) MISC. FOR SAIE: US ID POWER MOW. ere, $25 and up. Grag Equipment Cos., 505 S. Main, Ph Nap 69, (tfcA) MISC. FOR SALE: 195*, y, TON FORD pick up truck, heavy ruilt np front springs, over load back springs, grain tight bed, new tires, see by appointment. Marvin Yoder inquire Coppes factory (39A1) MISC. FOR SALE: ROO.V-SIZE FRICIDAIRE air conditioner with window brackets, good condition. Man’s, reclining chair, good as new. Mrs. W. C. Best, 601 W. Market, Ph Nap 450. (39cAF) MISC. FOR SALE: BOYS It INCH BICYCLE, ■in good condit on. Low ell McCuen, Ph Nap 149 or 7963. (tfcA) MISC. FOR SA-E: HOLLYWOOD TWIN beds, excellent :ond:t!t n, also portable electric organ. John 7)au; nan, Ph L-332 Nappanee. (37cA) MISC. FOR SALeTT fT. STERLING MEAT and milk cooler, good condition. Lawrence Ovcrmyer. Ph Nap R-(b4. (38A) MISC. FOR SALE: LAWN SWEEPers and leaf rafc ;s. See the new Lambert lawn weeper. Deisch Supply Ce., 15? E. Walnut St. (37cA) STUDEBAK R LARK DEMONS'; AATOR The Last 1959, P.egal E luxe Station Wagon. Radio, Heater, White V ill Tires. AT DEALER INVOICE KELLEY MO' OR SALES Bui k Si i iebaker Bren- 1 (tfcFA) LEESBURG EVERYD l Y LOW PRICES. Western Cedar studs 2 4-8 clean and straight .44 ea; 6” spruce sh tthing boards 11/16” thick $8l.OOM: Carlost white pine 10” and 12” sheathing board* SBS. SOM; Ist qual. const. 2x4 ant* 2x6 f ming $126.00M; Ins. sheathing bd. Vi” UL i or equal $69.30M; Ins. sheathing bd. 2: 32” USG or equal 5112.50 M. These pric apply to palletized quantities. Fre dcl’y ; order exceeds S4OO. Nothing down on mat 2 for lake cottages or small homes, easy p< vmeitfs, you build or we arrange erection. NitLsfaction guaranteed. Ph. Leesburg Lumbe. Leesburg, End. GL 3-3144. (xcA) >OOOOOOOO3OOO '^OOOOOOOOOO Services 000000000000c00000000000 SEWING MACHINE fKRVICE AND Supplies. Merle. Arnold, fO3 W. Market, Nappanee, Ph 3401. Call wter 5 p.m. (tfcA) PIANO TUNING THE INLY WAY, SClENtifically and electron .illy. Edgar Horein, 111 Wabash /*ve., W aarusa, Ph Wakarusa 358-W. (40cAF) PAY YOUR AUT O INSURANCE on month? y inst; ilments see Bob Callander 206 Y". Market. (tfcA) CARPET AND F URNITURE cleaning, fa, your home or will pick up. A . work guaranteed. Ph Nap 536, Hays Carpet Shop. , (tfcA) gras: sho ; repair 105 i. NAPPANEE Uc pay 5% Interest on monr > invested with us. AMERICA T FINANCE CO. Inc. 206 N. Mail St. Nappanee, Ind. (tfcA) 3% Interest Paid on C ne-Yea. Certificates of Deposit Interest Checks Mailed £ mi-Ann dally Insur* I up to SIO,OOO by Federal D posit Ii isurance Corp. STATE E NK OF NAPPANEE Phone 44 (tfcFA) SMALL G iS ENGINE SERVICE Author- ed Sales * Service for Clinton, Lawso u Power Products, Continental Lawnmo’ ver Sales & Service Penns lvania Power Mowers Spring ield Mowers & Tillers Snappin* Turtle Heavy Duty Mowers Zeig *r Welding Wakarusa Just west of 19 (43cFAE) AS’- lIALT 1 'AYING Drive 1 ays, Par icing Areas Play,' -ounds, barnyards IECKA?UAN ROM BREMEN HOME LI 6-6951 * (38FAE) l UTO K JIIU REPAIR ING Dale** Ha io Serv. Dale J. Krohn 322 N. East St. LI 6-8333 Bremen T (37FAE) FOl f Clock or Watch Repair SEE Drake’s j ewelry WAKARUSA (tfcFA) 0000000 >OOOOO soooooooooc Wanted >OOOOOO- ooooocoooooodooo WANTED: I )USE TO KENT, 2-BEDROOM, in or near ippanee. Robert Yoder, Milford, OL 8-4747. (37A) WANTED: ASKINGS AND IRONINGS. Mrs. Robe: Atkinson, 1055 W. Market, Ph Nap 6903)1 (39cA) WANTED ) RENT: 3 OR 4 ROOM apartment, completely furnished if not partial, foi idult coup: . Ph Nap 138 from 7 a.m. to p.m. (tfcA) WANTED: 7 SNS, HEA r’Y OR LEGHORN. Call or wt ! W. F. C arlton, Box 83, Milford, Ind. hOL 8-46 8. (44A) Wan red Logs & Timber Insur and buyers since 1904 - , PIKE LUMBER CO. Inc. Akron, Ind. (3ScFA) BUYERS <>F HA.. J AND SOFT MAPLE A VD BASSWOOD LOGS AND lIXED STANDING TIMBER Muts hler Bros Cos. Phi e 213, Nappanee (tfcFA) XKJOOOOt 5000000000000000 Help Wanted , 0000000-10000030000000000 HELP WTD: TOMAN DOR BOOKKEEPING and sales v rrk. State age and experience. Write Box :0 (B), Nappanee, Ind. (tfcA) HELP WAT -ED: YGUNG GIRL FOR housework, days a v-eek, live in, 2 small childfen. T ns. provioed. Call Elkhart JA 2-9673 or ite Mrs. J. S. GillfiUan, 1717 Morton Av, Elkhart. (xcFA) HELP WT® GIRL OR WOMAN FOR light house- rrk for 2 adults. 6 mi. SW of Bourbon. V ite Miles Swihart, R 1, Argos 07AFi

HUP WTDt MASHED MIN FOB RETAIL bakery roues. Must be 21 to >3, high school graduate, willing to track .We offer the security of 52 pay checks and many ocher benefits. Apply Stewarts Bakery, Bremen. (tfcFA) HELP WANTED: LADY 17 OR OLDER TO help with housework and children. Live in good home in Warsaw. Good pay, days off. Call collect after 5 p.m. AM 7-7555 or write Mrs. Howard Levin, 815 E. Ft. Wayne St., Warsaw. (39cAF) HELP WTD: COUPLE WITH SIX CHlLdren wants a steady Amish housekeeper to live in from Monday to Saturday noon. Private room, $35 per week, transportation furnished. Call collect after 4 p.m. South Bend CE 2-4738 or write Mr. and Mrs. J. Glaes, 805 N. Michigan, South Bend. (38FA) HELP WTD: YOUNG AMISH GIRL TO live in SVi days a week, help care for 2 young children and light house work. Transportation furnished. Need immediately. Mrs. Paul S. Simpson, 320 S. Plum St., Plymouth, Ph collect days WE 6-2439, evenings WE 6-3359. (37cFA) HELP WTD: TRACTOR-OWNER OPERAtors. Large Automobile Carrier seeking men interested in hauling new cars and trucks throughout Eastern half U.S. Minimum qualifications: 25 years old* car hauling experience given preference, good safety record. Must have or can purchase late model Ford Tractor. Write or apply in person. AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORT. INC., P.O. Box 376, Rd., Lorain, Ohio. (xcA) cmxxwooooooooooooooooc Employment Wtd. 500000000000000000000000 EMP WTD: GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING. Mrs. Otis Yoder, Ph Nap L-413. (37cA) oooooooooooooooooooooooc Appliances oooooooooooooooooooooooc^ BRAND NEW GE WASHER & DRYER. Never beert used sold for SSOO. Now yours for $350 with trade. SNYDER TV & RADIO, Michigan at Randolf, LaPaz. (xcFA) Good Used Refrigerators FRIGID AIRE & OTHERS $23 up Good running order USED YVASHERS & DRYERS Factory Trained Service Man Brown & Brown Ph 399 Wakarusa (tfcFA) FAIR WEEK SPECIAL ROY ACUFF 12” LP ALBUM Only $1.98 See Our Display In tiie Corner Booth ■ At the Fair See the new RCA-Whirlpoo! Cannister type Vacuum Cleaner With the Motor Driven Brush. Cleaning Caddy Free! See the newest in Stereo the New Motorola 3-channel Stereo Nothing Else Like k! See the New 23” Admiral TV The New View in Televiewing See it Now? BREMEN RADIO CLINIC Herb & Mabel LJ.S.6 West Ph. LI 6-4451 Or at Our Fair Booth (xcFA)

yOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Used Clothing oooooooooooooooooooooooc USED CLOTHING: BOYS SIZE 12 TAN flannel 2 piece suit $5. Boys size 10 blue winter jacket with hood $5. Girls 3 piece navy snow suit $6, size 5. Mrs. Kenneth Walters, 551 S. Elm, Ph Nap 5381. (37cA) 000000000000000000000000 Used Cars 000000000000000000000000 USED CAR: 1954 PLYMOUTH, GOOD CONdition, real clean, new tires. Douglas Golden, R 2, Ph Nap R-122. (38A) 000000000000000000000000 Livestock IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC LIVESTOCK FOR SALE QUALITY HEREford and Angus Calves. Stcaly Cattle Cos., Marshall and Olivet, Mich. m (xcA) LIVESTOCK: 20 WEANING PIGS. AMOS Mast, Ph Milford OL 8-4746, 3 mi E, and 4 mi Sos Nappanee. (xA) LIVESTOCK BUYERS OPPORTUNITY Eight Aberdeen Angus Heifers. Registered. Quality Breeding. Cows, calves and bulls for sale. Walnut Hill Farm, Lawrence, Mich. (xcA) LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: SIX NICE LARGE two year old ewes. Two miles west of Nappanee on Road 6. V. I. Hochstetler. (39FA) LIVESTOCK: 40 HOLSTEIN HEIFER calves, 14 weeks old, muy be seen after 5:30 p.m. or Saturdays. Harvey L. Stutzman, from Nappanee 1 mi S, 3 mi W, 1 mi S to Ebenezer County Line church, first house east. (38AE) oooooooooooooooooopobooo For Rent 000000000000000000000000 FOR RENT: APARTMENT 3 BLOCKS FROM stop light. Ph Nap 118 or 178, (tfcA) FOR RENT: LARGE 3-ROOM FURNISHED apt. Ph Nap 8, or 3871 after 5 p.m. (tfcA) FOR RENT: ONE 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment, one 5 room unfurnished apartment. Ph Nap 62 or 464. (tfcA) FOR RENT: MODERN HOME, 4 BEDROOM, 6 mi Sos Nappanee, Vi mi Sos Community Center Store. Warren McCuen, Ph Millwood NI 6-2232. (39AF) FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. 251 N. Main. Newly decorated, new gas furnace, hot water heater. Possession immediately. S6O per mo. Phone Nap 536. (xcA) FOR RENT: 4 ROOM APARTMENT, ground floor, gas heat and water furnished. If interested Ph Nap 3802 for appointment. Christina Walters, 152 N. Elm. (38cA) FOR RENT: 7 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, first house East of Mt. Tabor church. Hudson McCuen, Ph Millwood NI 6-2172. G7A) FOR RENT: APARTMENT 3 rooms and bath, Ph Nap 180 or 470. Earl Nunemaker, 362 N. Hartman. (37cA) FOR RENT: UPSTAIRS APARTment. Large living room, bedroom, bath, and nice kitchen. Refrigerator and stove furnished. Private entrance. Preferably working couple. Available Nov. Ist but can be shown by appointment now. Write or call Mrs. John E. Huffman, 506 W. Market St. (tfcA) FOR RENT: BRAND NEW FLOOR SANDER and edger by the day or hour. Weldy’s Paint, 104 E. Market, Nappanee Phone 727. (tfcAEF) FOR RENT: NEW PORTABLE TV BY THE Day or Week. Entertainment for the sick or I for Special Occasions. Bremen Radio Clinic, U.S. East, Bremen, Phone LI 6-4481. (39EFA) 000000000000000000000000 Farm Supplies 000000000000000000000000 F.S. FOR SALE: SEED WHEAT, DUAL, $3 and $2.80 bu, certified and non certified, also LaPorte seed wheat, certified and non certified $3.15 and $2.90 bu. Ivan D. Hochstetler, R 3, Nappanee ,lVa ml W of Nap4PB9P MU* MOcAJr)

Closing Out Steel Roofing 28 ga. V-crimp 6,7, & 9 ft. Reasonable. Also 6Vi ft. steel fence posts 99c reg. $1.14. BOURBON JUNK YARD Fireside 2-3205 <4OcAF> oooooooooooooooooooooooc Farm Machinery OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC F.M. FOR SALE: NEW IDEA CORN PICKer, *ised only for 78 acres. Walter Lemler. 1 654 S. Main, Nappanee. (37AF) FOR GOOD BUYS AND FAIR PEALING IN FARM MACHINERY^ ■i SEE _ ; Burkholder Implement Sales Nappanee, Ind. Ph 134 1 m. our John Deere Dealer (tfcAF) XXXXXXKXXiOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I ' Bldg Material OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC TO BE SURE On all Building Materials Os the Best Prices BE SURE TO SEE MARVIN AMENDT AMENDTS HARDWOOD CO. . East of the Viaduct Ph 4551 Lakeville ! UScFAE) ; Leesburg Everyday Low Prices ; Western cedar studs 2x4-8 clean & straight ... .44 ea 6" spruce sheathing boards 11/16” thick SBI.OOM Carload white pine 10” and 12” sheathing boards .... $85.50M Ist qual. const. 2x4 and 2x6 framing ...... ~ 5126.00 M Ins. sheathing bd Vi" U S G or equal $69.30M Ins. sheathing bd 25/32” U S G or equal , $112.50M ' These prices apply to palletized quantities. Free del’y if order exceeds S4OO Nothing down on mat'ls for lake cottages or small , homes, easy payments, you build or . we arrange erection. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph. Leesburg Lumber. , Leesburg, Ind. GL 3-3144. (xcFA) OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC! Real Estate ! 000000000000000000000000 l R E. FOR SALE: SMALL MODERN 1 - BEDroom home, will sacrifice for cash or would < consider small monthly payments. Ph Nappanee 4380. (38cFA) RJfc. FOR SALE: 120 ACRES NORTHEAST ] of Bourbon, with a wonderful set of build- . ings, 12 acres wooded, balance tillable.. Good ‘ fertile soil. Can be sold for low down pay- ( ment land contract. Llo>d Cowen Agency, a Bourbon. * (37cFA> R.E. FOR SALE: 80 ACRES NORTHEAST ( of Bourbon all tillable, all good fences, , well drained. aJI modem house, good outbuildings. A real farm. Can be purchased on low down payment, land contract at 5% t interest. Lloyd Cowen Agency, Bourbon. : (37cFA) J ——.— < R.E. FOR SALE: LOTS BY THE ACRE ON improved road. Phone, electricity, available. / Mile north. 2’ i mi West of Nappanee. ' Haney D. Stutzman, R 3. (37AF) 1 R.E. FOR SALE: 3 BEDROOM SUBURBAN J home. All hardwood floors, large living 1 room, built in kitchen, full basement, space t for two complete baths, one completely finished, breezeway and garage. Clyde Rogers, Ph Nappanee R-520. (tfcEFA) I

>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQO< * Legal Notices NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT STATE OF INDIANA, > ) SS: ELKHART COUNTY, > IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF John H. Cox, Deceased. IN THE ELKHART CIRCUIT COURT. ESTATE NO. 8239 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor of the above captioned estate, has presented and filed: (a) A final account in final settlement of said estate and petition to settle and allow account. (c) Petition for authority to distribute estate, and that the same shall be heard in the court room of said Court on the 28th day of September, 1959, at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent' and all others , interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. The First Bank and Trust Company of South Bend, Indiana Executor Bernard L. Buckley Clerk of the above captioned Court Joseph W. Kindig Attorney for Estate Publish Sept 3, 10, 1959

‘Cuba Becoming Red Beachhead 90 Miles from US 9 by Dr. George S. Benson President—National Program While Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolutionary leader, was being lavishly entertained and honored by Secretary of State Christian Herter in Washington a short time ago, a top reporter of Columbia Broadcasting System was in Cuba making an exhaustive study of the new Castro government. For more than a year prior., to Castro’s victory, CBS and other news agencies had participated in “documentary” reporting which built up the bearded young revolutionary as a “George Washington of Cuba”—in spite of the fact that known veteran Communists were leaders in his 26th of July movement. I OBS is to be commended for its belated report of facts. The CBS reporter was Stuart Novtins. In his telecast, Mr. Novins opened his report as follows. “Good evening. The inescapable fact is brutally simple. The island of Cuba—9o miles off our shores, site of the American naval base that guards our southern defense, anchor for our defense of the Panama Canal, and key to the political future of Latin America—this Cuban island is today a totalitarian dictatorship and is rapidly becoming a Communist beachhead in the Caribbean.” NO SAFEGUARDING And yet, our nation apparently made no moves to safeguard us from the disastrous results of the State Department’s actions aiding the Castro takeover of Cuba. In fact it would seem that influential people in Washington have been trying to create a climate for American acceptance of Castro so that the U. S. State Department can make him a loan of $25-or-sloo-milUon. Since the GBS telecast there have been these developments: (1) Castro has seized S3OO million worth of property in Cuba owned by Americans; (2) He has instigated a Communist “land reform” program; (3) Major Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz, Chief of Castro’s Air Force, fled Cuba and publicly charged that Castro is a Communist aadi

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY GOOD EATING: FRESH EGGS BY THE dozen or case. No Sunday sales. Menno ; Kauffman. 2 miles N. lVt E of Nappanee. (39AF) R.E. FOR SALE: LOT IN 1000 BLOCK ON E. Walnut. Nappanee. Ph Nap 4040 between 10 and 12 and after 5. (39cA) NOTICE TO READERS Please inform this newspaper if any merchandise is not as advertised in this paper, or if a switch is made from advertised merchandise. >1 We discard all ads which appear to be ‘fake’ but the only sure way we can police our advertising is with the help of our readers. Be wary of sending money on any schemes for making money at* home. When buying from any but known business people, check up on them before signing anything. Remember, no matter how fradulent a scheme may seem, once you sign a contract, you are obligated to pay. I 1 Market Report i 1 Sept 9, 1959 Wheat 1.72 Oats 70 Corn ...1..- 1.08 Soybeans 1.88 Eggs 30 the Communists are taking over; (4) Manuel Urrutia, Castro’s handpicked President of Cuba, has been kicked out for alleged “anti-Com-munist” feelings. In spite of these developments, Washington sources say Castro may get a big U. S. loan. And at the same time we seem to be doing nothing to counteract the apparent Communist seizure-of Cuba. REDS IN CHARGE Novins in his CBS television report gave details about the Communist takeover of vital phases of Cuban life—the military, the press, the school; rewriting Cuban history according to the international Communist line, etc. The Army is no doubt the most vital tool in the hands of the Communists. Raul Castro, Fidel’s brother, and announced successor as head of the revolutionary movement, denies—as does David Salvador —that he is a Communist. Novins reported: “The record shows that in 1953 Raid went to Vienna for a Communist-front Congress and then disappeared in Bucharest, behind the Iron Curtain, for several weeks. . . Members of the 26th of July movement told, this reporter that in 1957, Raul Castro threatened to kill his brother Fidel, over disagreements about rebel activity. Raul organized and carried out the kidnapping of Americans during the revolution. Raul Castro controls all the armed forces and police. His wife, Vilma Espin, has Communist association. His sister is at least a pro-Communist.” Raul has appointed Communists, Novins reports (and he names them one by one) to the key positions of command in the Cuban army and police forces. OUR OWN STAKE The two chief reasons I am continuing to call attention to the Cas-tro-Cuban situation are: (1> Cuba in the hands of the Communist international conspiracy constitutes a terrible danger to the safety of every American citizen. The CBS reporter stated the danger clearly: “Cuba—9o miles off our shores, site of the American naval base that guards our southern defenses, anchor for our defense of the Panama Canal, and key to the political future of Latin America. . (2) For reasons that have not been adequately explained, the leadership of the United States government aided the Communist cause in Cuba. A logical assumption would be that our government was either influenced by some sinister force working within our country, or was acting thru sheer ignorance. What new victories will the Reds engineer, with our aid, in Latin America? This is a question citizens should ask of our governmental leaders. i

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LETTERS Dear Mr. Editor: As you sit in the snow and cold, I thought you might find very interesting, the attached photo and news release of someone from your community enjoying themselves in the sun. You have permission from our visitors and this office to use the photo and release, if you see fit. „ Today our temperature is 85 degrees, clear and sunny, with cool tradewinds blowing over Florida’s “Island of Eternal Sun”, Key West. The fishing here is “FISHNIK” (or as we say) “OUT OF THIS WORLD.” Sometime, if in the future you find time to visit with us, I personally, will roll out the “red carpet” and draw a diagram to the secret fishing areas. Your “FLshnik” friend Jim Sumpter Manager, Key West Chamber of Commerce (Mr. Editor got a kick out of this letter because on the day it was received daytime temperatures had dropped below 90 for the first time in two weeks. We’ suggest the Key West Chamber of Commerce get two form letters printed, one to send out in the summer. They may not believe it, but we don’t have snow and cold 12 months of the year in Indiana. It is such a blessing to receive the Nappanee Advance-News every

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; ! week. It t so very Interesting. The new manager is doing a fine job. And H ere are so many pictures end new:; Items of interest especially to we folks who have moved away. And Mary Burkey is doing a lovely piece of work about Locke. I thought I should write you about some of the dates that have been so fear to me and my family. It was in 1933 that Charles and I with three little girls moved to Nappanee to get away from the wicked city of Chicago. W e lived in Nappanee 20 years. Anc we always enjoyed the priveledge of worship at the Locke church so when Charles died Christmas 1949 it was my pleasure to rnemcrate the loud speaker on the Locke church so those of Locke can enjoy it too. And you, Mary, keep up the good wo: k for you may know' that I am .eading the paper every week Then I save it to give it to Naomi (Stump) Hertzler who lives near here so you see we all enjoy it, my family too. Sincerely Helen Collins Grantham, Pa. t f the $57.7 billion that Americans spent for farm grown food in 1958, $20.8 billion went to farmers and $36.9 billion into marketing cOs;s. . ackson Lake Lodge, Teton National Park. Wyomipg, has windows 20 by 60 feet, in the main lot ge.

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