The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 December 1941 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNEB, GREEXCASTLE, INDUXA, WEDNESDAY. DECTAfBER 3,1941.

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of the newly popular waist length beads! Pearl strands to wear singly, or wound around her neck, and if she's someone special, South Sea shell strands or multi-Cirtor heads.

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UIIARGK UNITED STATES IS PLANNING KM’IRCLE.MENT OF JAPAN TOKYO, Dec. 3 (UPl Newspapers, stead ly intensifying their denunciations of the United States as hope waned that President Roosevelt ami Secretary of State Cordell Hul’ would bow before Japanese expansionist aims, said today that success •or failure of negotiations at Washington was entirely dependent on tht American attitude. They charged with increased bitterness that the United States was leading a drive for complete encirclement of Japan.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3. (UP)—‘ Sen. Claude A. Pepper. D., Fla., ardent supporter of administration foreign policy, predicted today that Ja- ~! pan ami Vichy France would begin E 1 a huge “pincer movement” within a = j few days in an attempt to slow down E ! the flow of American war materials

= i to Britain and Russia.

E His statement came as well in- = : formed sources here believed withE drawal of Japanese troops from = French Indo-China as well as from E 1 China was an essential preliminary = to any peaceful settlement of the Far

^ Eastern situation.

=; Those sources said the United — | States would insist if Japan, wishes E I to go on witn peace talks here that — ithe Japanese forces in Indo-China be E i educed at least to the number specij= i fled in the Tokyo-Vichy agreement of E | last spring. Then Vichy agreed first , to a garrison of 6,000 and later to

E ! one of 25.000.

= j Since then Japan has poured E | troops, airplanes and equipment into = i Indo-China until now she is reported E I to have four or five times 25,000

E i soldiers there.

GIFTS

Practical—because they can serve a useful purpose every day. Beautiful, because they are more handsomely de sicvied than ever before. Quality made to endure, because they are produced by skilled American labor—electrical

gifts are a wise choice this Christmas! Here are just a few of the most popular items in

our stock.

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ROASTER can prepare an entire meal in compact space. Separate rack and vegetable cockers. $22.95

GENERAL L I. E < T R I < SANDWRH MAKER and WAFFLE IRON with separate waffle girds.

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SUNBEAM IRONIIASTKR, light-weight with fabric beat gangen. •} ,U;

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A wide selection of practical toys. A complete range of

army toys.

RADIOS

\B, DU and Battery portable will

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play in an \utomoblle!

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39 Mercury Vineyard Green

Fordor Sedan, Heater equipped. Very clean, a demonstration will prove to you tills car has had un-

usual care.

37 Ford, Black ‘85’ $OQC Tudor, Radio and Heater. Equip|>ed and good tires.

Trucks! Trucks! 38 Ford 1 i Ton C9AC SWB, Red, Complete with call and body. Just had new rings 37 Ford, 1J Ton I.VVB, Ex. Seliool Bus 1 chassis. Low mileage. 35 Dodge 12 Ton IAVB. Doesn’t look so good but runs fine. 35 Ford 12 Ton I. WB, that Is really a I good one with A-No. 1 tires. 33 Chevrolet II, Ton IAVB. You’d hardly helleve how good this one Is. » Kin^ Morrison Foster Co. FORDS SINCE 1910 810 N. Jackson 114 W. Wasli.

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