Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 84, Number 14, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 13 October 1960 — Page 7

TMURS. OCT. 13, 1960 NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

FREE ENTERPRISE CAN DO FAR MORE THAN ANY GOVERNMENT: GOLD WATER Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.) is one of the most outspoken advocates in Congress for -the conviction that the federal government Should not try to regulate 'the American economy. This view is generally held by American industry. During Senate debate on in-

FUR LINED seats? Well, not on every ear of course. But they're mighty sharp arid well kept . . that's the cars at PLETCHERS. We'll bet you our SHORTS that you won't find any better. The place? PLETCHER MOTOR CO., 202 S. Main St. Best FOR clean condition, best for high trades; That is your advantage by ° dealing with us. Stop In soon . . . MEN! BUICKS: 1958 Buick - Special - 4 Dr Hard Top - "16,000" Actual Miles. Beautiful Powder Blue Finish, Nicely Equipped 1958 BUICK J Special - 4 Door Sedan • Like New Inside & Out 1957 Buick - Special • 4 Door Hard Top 1956 BUICK - Special - 2 Door Hard Top - A-l Condition 1955 Buick - Special • 2 Dr. Riveria • Low Mileage ■ One Owner 1954 Buick - Special • 4 Dr Sed. OLDSMOBILES: 1957 Oldsmobile - SBB - 4 Dr Sd. One Owner - Locally Owned - 16,300 Actual Miles - Fully Equipped 1956 Oldsmobile - 88 - 4 Dr Sedan, a real bargain 1956 Oldsmobile - 88 4 Dr Hard Top 1954 Oldsmobile - 98 • 4 dr Sedan RAMBLERS: 1960 Rambler - 2 Dr Station ‘Wagon - Locally Owned - One Owner • 100% Guarantee- Low Mileage - Eqiupped, Radio, Heater & Def, White Wall Tires - Two Tone Paint ’1959 Rambler - American • One Owner 1959 Rambler - Metropolitan 'One Owner MERCURY: 1954 Mercury Montery - 4 Dr Sedan • A Real Value FORDS: 1957 Ford Fairlane • 4 Dr Sedan CHEVROLETS: 1957 Chevrolet 210 - 4-Door Sedan - A real cream puff 1956 Chevrolet - 210 - 2 Dr. Station Wagon - One Owner DODGES: 1955 - 2 Dr Royal Lancer - Perfect Condition Inside & Out ■ We have an OVERSTOCK on Some Models That We Will Sell to Anyone AT WHOLESALE PRICES Pletcher Motor Cos Nappanee. Phone 118

r ☆ A-l Used Cars ☆ 1960 FORD, 6 Pass, Country Sedan, Station Wagon, Fully Equipped. 1960 FORD Faitlane, 2 Door, Standard Trans, Radio, Heater 1958 FORD Fairlane Tudor, Low Mileage, Fully Equipped. 1956 MERCURY Hardtop, Fully Equipped, Low Mileage, Clean. 1956 FORD Fordor, Radio, Heater, Fordomatic, Black. 1956 FORD Custom Tudor, Standard Trans $495 1955 FORD Fordor, Fordomatic $595 1954 FORD Fordor, 6 Cyl, Standard Transmission _ $l5O 1954 RAMBLER 4 Dr Station Wagon _ $493 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM COME IN AND SEE ART, KENNY TOBIAS, OR JIM KULP

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creasing the minimum wage, Goldwater told his colleagues that if we could “release the full strength" of the free enterprise system in the United States, we would “do more to combat unemployment and bring about higher wages, higher profits, and better living conditions in one year than any government can ever do in its entire history. “We- are foolishly playing with dynamite,” he asserted, “When we inject the federal government further and further into our daily lives. “On the contrary,” he said, “we must exert our efforts to create sound fiscal and monetary policies and establish a climate conducive to economic growth.” “We believe that high wages which result from increased productivity have provided Americans with the world’s highest living standards,” Goldwater added. “But high wages established by government fiat —and not accompanied by an increase in output can only result in economic disaster for all of us.” I ‘ I Market Report i 1 Oct. 12, 1960 Wheat 1-79 Corn, shelled 1.00 Corn, ear -97 Soybeans ji~. 1-93 Oats Eggs .45 AT MILTON COLLEGE Joyce Lehr, 955 E. Market, is enrolled as a student in Milton college, Milton, Wis. for the first semester. -

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SPECIAL ON NEW 1960 MODELS I—Catalina Vista - Power Steering & Brakes. I—Catalina Station Wagon, Power Steering & Brakes 1 —Star Chief 4 Door Sedan, Power Steering & Brakes

1959 FORD Station Wagon V 8 - Fordomatic - Power Steering & Brakes - Plenty of Extras $2095 1959 PONTIAC Catalina Four Door Sedan - Power Steering & Brakes - Clean $2495 1959 CHEVROLET Impala Convertible - V 8 - Powerglide • Power Steering & Brakes • Good Whitewall Tires $2195 1957 PLYMOUTH Belvedere V 8 Convertible - NeW Top - Good Tires - Sharp SI 195 1957 PONTIAC Star Chief Two Door Hard Top - Power Steering and Brakes - Leather Upholstering - Good Whitewall Tires - Low Mileage $1595 1956 MERCURY Montclair Four Door Sedan • All Necessary Equipment - Clean $995 19 5 6 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Four Door Sedan • V 8 - Automatic Transmission - Good Tires Avery clean one • Be sure and see it $795 1955 OLDS 88 Two Door Hard Top - Raido • Heater etc. - Good Tires - Another clean one $795 HARTMAN Pontiac Inc. The Home of Wide Tread Pontiac and International Trucks E. Market Nappanee Phone 89

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Watch For Stolen Check Ftqwr Iron 19 Area Banks Merchants should be alerted to the fact that 19 area banks have had their paper stolen from the printing house. Under no Circumstances should anyone cash any bank drafts, cashier checks, br money orders from these banks without verification: Fort Wayne National, Citizens State, Hartford City; Farmers Loan and Trust, Tipton; Farmers National, Shelbyville; Indiana Trust and Saving, Muncie; American National, Noblesville; Marian National, Marian; Purdue National, Lafayette; Primrose First National Bank, Bloomington; Terre Haute First National, Merchants National Bank and Trust, Indianapolis; Community State Bank, Huntington; Lafayette National, Old First National Bank, Bluffton; Fort Wayne Peoples Trust and Savings, Fort Wayne Anthony Wayne, Fort Wayne, Lincoln National Bank & Trust, Citizens National Bank, Evansville; National City Bank of Evans, Evansville; Second National Bank, Ashland, Ky.

Dorcas Miller Takes Part In College Work Days Dorcas Miller, student at Goshen college, took part in the annual work day program of the school by working Thursday and Friday in Advance-News office and donating the money received to the college. In the past 13 years, students have earned about $91,000 for the college during the annual project. Money received this year will go toward improving the college cabin and riverfront area, development of the woods area used by the biology and agricultural departments, and planting trees and shrubs on the main campus. Addison, N. Y., Advertiser: “What probably gripes most Americans most is the fact the Russians capture one of our men spying over the Soviet Union, and they make a world spectacle out of his trial. We capture; scores of Soviet agents operating in the U.S.A., and most of them are simply sent back to Russia without fanfare. Certainly we cannot afford to lose the propaganda value of letting the rest of the world know America has been preyed upon by a whole ' swarm of spies for many years. It is high time our State Department stopped hushing tip the activities of these red agents, -and began telling the facts abroad so other countries in the world will know the United States has to practice counter - espionage, if the free world is to stay free.”

Antigo, Wise.; Journal: “Last year U. S. tourists spent two billion dollars overseas, about one billion more than visitors spent in this country. Thus, getting more foreigners to visit and spend in the United States is one way to help close the trade gap. It will also help relieve an economic pinch on the American domestic travel industry.” As far as we know, the U. S. is the only country that finds victQry just as expensive as defeat.

YpE SOTO ( USED CARS 1959 BELVEDERE 8 Sedan, Radio, Heater & Power Steering. 1959 DESOTO Firedome Sedan, Power Steering & Brakes, Radio & Heater, Solex Glass, Very Clean. 1959 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 8 Tudor, Std Trans Radio & Heater, Non-Slip Diff. 1959 SIMCA, Four Door, Standard Shift, Radio, Heater, White Walls, Low Mileage. 1958 FORD V-8 ’/a Ton Pickup Truck 1957 BUICK Special Tudor Sedan, Dynaflow, Radio & Heater. 1957 CHEVE Four Door Wagon, 210, Std Trans, Radio & Heater. 1956 PONTIAC Four Door, Star Chief, Power Steering and Brakes, Radio & Heater, White Walls. • ___ 1955 HUDSON ?our Door, Radio, Heater, Automatic Shift. 195 X PLYMOUTH Four Door, Standard Shift, Radio, Heater. 1951 CHEVROLET Tudor, Automatic, Heater. Cowered TWO WHEEL TRAILER Electric OUTBOARD MOTOR Come In A see the new Valiant KACY'S DESOTO • PLYMOUTH V ‘v Phone 10 Market A Clark Nappanee

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Tho 1961 Do Soto emphasizes quality, long a Do Soto watchword. White established engineering and styling elements such as single unit construction, torsion bar suspension, and the fleet, finned look have been retained, there have been some interesting new developments under the hood, and overall the big

Seaway In First Year Fat Profit In U.S. Treasury

By Frank A. White Indiana’s bid for a deep water port to accomodate ocean - going freighters at Burns Ditch in-Port-er County, is waiting on an army engineer’s report. Gov. Harold W. Handley has conferred with the engineers and every indication is that the port will be approved and built. Some of the so-called “experts” who forecast that. Uncle Sam would have only red ink to shpw for spending some $124 million dollars on the St. Lawrence Seaway development, were wrong. The Seaway that promises to give Indiana an ocean port, was opened to deep draft vessels on April 25, 1959, a toll basis. During the 1959 navigation season, 6,595 cargo vessels transited the seaway with 20V2 million tons of cargo. The income Uncle . Sam got from its share of tolls was sufficient to pay all operating costs and to return to the Treasurer of the U. S. $2,150,999. This was applied to accrued interest and debt of the Development corporation. Congress authorized spending $l4O million in construction and our share was done for $124 million. The St. Lawrence Seaway Corporation of Canada joined with the U. S. in the building of the great waterway that will have a tremendous impact on Hoosier economy. The St. Lawrence River, together with the Gulf of St. Lawrence and our Great Lakes Basin, provides a continuous - waterway extending 2,342 miles into the heart of the North American continent from the Atlantic Ocean.

Our share was financed by revenue bonds and the " project planned- to be self liquidating and self sustaining. By use of 15 locks, oceangoing vessels and large lake type vessels are raised or lowered a total of 552 feet. This is the highest elevation large vessels are lifted in the world. 10 mile channel has been named the Wiley-Dondero Channel. This is fitting, for U. S. Senator Alexander Wiley, Republican, Wisconsin, did more than any other American to get the U. S. A. to undertake building the great seaway. GREATEST KILLER Old John Barleycorn, or alcohol, has a hand in over half of the fatal automobile accidents in the U. S. Such was the report of Mrs. Herman Stanley, Evanston, 111., corresponding secretary of Womens Christian Temperance Union at its Portland, Me. convention. She said that National Safety Council research showed drivers involved in fatal accidents after drinking alcohol totaled 48% in Delaware; 67% in Maryland,' 43% in Minnesota and 45% in Texas. This does not include the number of pedestrians ' killed after drinking intoxicants, she said. When they are counted in, the mixing of alcohol with motor vehicle driving is responsible for over 50% of the fatal auto deaths of the nation. The Star Spangled Banner started out as a patriotic song—and was a hit for so long that it was made our National Anthem, officially, on March 3, 1831.

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change for 1961 Js the sum total of many . subtle refinements and improvements. The * 1961 DeSeto engine operates on regular gasoline with undiminished performance. In styling, DeSete has maintained the streamlined look of motion with swooping fins, and 1 all models will he 2 and A door hard taps.

Pletcher Donates Machine for VFW Banding Making It was announced at the meeting of VFW auxiliary last Wednesday night that Pletcher Furniture will donate a sewing machine to the post home to be used in making cancer bandages. The girls have made 1,300 bandages to date, by bringing in machines each time from different homes, which proved difficult, so they are happy to have a permanent machine to use. President pro tern Emma Beezley presided over the 10 present. Plans were made for the Halloween dance Friday night. Next regular meeting is Oct 19 and there will be an informal meeting to make bandages Oct 26.

Roy Hopewell on Group Studying Youth Recreation Ray Hopewell of Nappanee is a member of the youth and recreation division of the newly-formed Health and Welfare Planning Council, a part of Elkhart Coutity United Fund. The group is studying recreation needs in areas of the county outside the two urban centers of Elkhart and Goshen, where most facilities are located. If they determine that churches, schools, clubs and other local agencies have adequate programs, there will be no sense in competing with those groups, John A. Scott, planning chairman indicated, but if a need is found, programs will be developed, probably using United Fund money.

Beeville, Texas, Bee - Picayune: “It is our responsibility to educate our children, to support the members of our family in need, and to aid our neighbors who are in want. Life is not a game; we have to do our part. No government can be all things to all men and unless we face responsibility now we will find our lot much tougher in the future than we dreamed life could be.” Webster Groves, Mo., News - Times: “The fundamental principle of democracy is that the members Os the nation have to decide what they want. That seems to be where the trouble comes too many millions of moderns, debased by a steady diet of violence and fantasy on the screen and air, lack the ability or moral stamina to decide anything.”

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Mike Geyer New President of Explorer Post

The new Explorer Scout post met last Monday night and elected Mike Geyer, president; Randy "Richmond, vice president; Larry Strouse, secretary; Denny Miller, treasurer; Bill Hollar, quarter* master; and Jim Copeland and Fred Johnson, representatives to district council. Other members of the new post are: Denny Corl, Dave Miller, Bill Hubner, Jerry Neibert, Terry Ruff, Larry Sheets, Jprry and Larry Miller, and Roger Holdeman. Don Corl is post advisor and committeemen are: Raymond Martin, Dean Geyer, Ron Miller, Jim Ulery, Jake Mattern and Rev. F ,r i r ’ck. The Explorers will meet again Monday at 7:30 p. m. at Church of the Brethren.

Rep Clare Hoffman To Speak at GOP Rally at New Paris Howard Ferm Elkhart County Republican farm chairman, announces that Representative Clare E. Hoffman of the 4th Congressional District in Michigan, will be featured speaker at a Republican Rally in New Paris High School gym Tuesday, Oct. 18, starting at 8. Representative Hoffman is a veteran Congressman and his views and ideas on the farm situation should be of special interest to every - farmer in this area, says Mr. Ferm. He will also speak on Foreign Aid, and Foreign Policy in general. Republican candidates for all County offices will be present.

Martinez, Calif., Gazette: “At a moment when frenzied orations are urging that the government ‘stimulate’ the economy to an annual growth rate of five per cent, the statistics on 1959 finally have come out. The Gross National Product went up about seven per cent last year, it turns out. Government spending programs can’t in themselves improve the real GNP. To spend, the government must take the money from some taxpayer and prevent him from spending or investing it. And it can never be a substitute for free enterprise. It can only provide the climate’ for business and industry which will provide the growth and the real Gross National Product.” Wash., lowa, Journal: “Out of recent automobile group meetings comes the sordid story of methods practiced by the Teamsters’ Union to fight the piggyback plan used by the railroads.... According to reports quantities of acid are being poured from under - pass bridges on the tops of new cars as they .move along beneath.”

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HEALTH FACTS FOR HOOSIER FOLK Watch Out "For This One! Public health officials are worried. In the first five months of this year, there were 50 per cent more cases of hepatitis than (luring the same period last year. And the Service knows .very well that its figures don’t tell the complete story. There’s no reason to expect a real epidemic, perhaps, but good reason/ for everyone to learn something about this illness. Hepatitis, a disease which attacks the liver, is baffling to medical science and miserable for the victim. A virus causes hepatitis, but nobody’s been able to grow it in the laboratory, which means no vaccine can be developed for the present. Hepatitis is highly contagious, spreading thru infected food, milk, and water, and by touch. It can take anywhere from ten days to almost two months from the time you pick up the bug until the first symtoms appear. When they do, they include fever and chills, headache, tiredness, aching muscles, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. After about a week of this, the skin and the whites of the eyes may turn yellow with jaundice. Jaundice lasts about a week Or ten days. But hepatitis isn’t through with its victim yet. The patient is still thoroughly ill, and so infectious that he must remain

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are mmm CAR YOU EuU r'llfl I MINDED? See the 1960 Chevys in Stock Going Fast at Money-Saving Prices! I—--1959 RAMBLER Wagon, All Black, 6 Cyl, Stand Shift, Heater & Radio -----—— $1795 1959 FORD FL 500 4 dr 8, Automatic, Heater, Radio, Sharp $1695 1959 PLYMOUTH 2 dr, 6 Cyl, Stand Shift, Heater & Radio $1395 1959 CHEV Biscayne 4 dr, 6 Cyl, Shift, Heater, Radio $1445 1957 FORD 4dr Sedan, 6 Cyl, Stand Shift, Radio, Heater $995 1957 BUICK 2 dr Sedan, Like New, Low Mileage $1245 1956 OLDS SBB Holiday, All White, with Power $1195 1956 CHEV 8 Cyl Wagon, Stand Shift, 2 Tone $1045 1956 PONTIAC 4 dr Sedan, One Owner, Nice 1955 CHEV Bel Air, VB, Aut, 4 dr Sedan, Sharp $845 1955 BUICK 4 dr Sedan, Power, Nice & Clean $795 1954 MERCURY Hard Top, Nice, Aut, Radio, Heater $495 Older ears at little or no down payment. Good transportation at economy prices.

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in isolation for at least two week* more about a month altogether.. After that he is Still likely to be ill for another two weeks. Then a slow convalescence begins. It is not at all unusual far hepatitis to knock its victims out for three or four months. However, the disease rarely kills its victims. There’s no drug cure for hepatitis. Bed-rest and diet is all that medicine has to offer right now. Partial protection against hepatitis is possible with a shot of gamma globulin. Drive carefully where children play

- U.SNNWWM eikhtrt Friday, Saturday & Sunday October 14-15-1* Loaded With Laughs! Anthony Perkins - Jane Fonda in "TALL STORY" Plus Dick Clark (In His First Big Movie Role) in "BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" Extra, Saturday BIG FAMILY TREAT NIGHT Added 2 Guest Features Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. Only Watch For Our Next Program.

HALLOWEEN PARTY & DANCE Ncppanee YFW Post 6638 Friday, Oct 14th Dancing 10 to 1 Music By George Kurdy's Orchestra