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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JANTARY 10, IfMi.

Kotl attn the iini • ry ■ I >ati

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h*-i t*h\ Kiv» n

fileit hi

l!M2. hM UM

that ffub«rt

hL^ petition in

to have tin* «l»*termir»i‘«i

sri for IwMt'int? .fanull ay of Jan.. )!M‘i.

i York

| .in ('Irniit <hunt i.iiiv** of liin hlrth

1 ion

Horner « \f..! t i -<ai. Clerk Vuiriam « Mr. nil I'om t.

I he ' Ip

no'iki*. Nut !«•*• is h« r*-i»y given Hint James i. .VI ill. i has 1 ihnl his lie tit ion in he 1'utnam iMrouit (’onrt to ha'., th.-

i'iltered Air leaning-

SPECIAI For One Week Only

' v I ■rbert their Stu- . 'iues-stu-1 r, I I | ith. | d waf Berg i mu-

i. r.-d Mr I leaning rrn.i.v. s nil smukc ami Uust from air used in limt yoiir .dothes, makr-, them last longer. |s iTINKM TION Gt AHANTEED OK MONEY KKKI’NDKD >lan's SI I I

CLEANED X PRESSED

time amT plan ’ till t . m i.»n a i \ m. i ;«•» _*

l>at».l this IIMli ilny «• Homer t\ Morrison. Pntn. Tn t’in-nit t'otirt

of his birth determined. 1 h s-i-t for hearing- Jann- .

Jan . I (Mi-rk

r tin* i it -1 r».

NOTH I.

Notiro is hereby Kivm i I»am> Vork hiis filed his

that I hi ward petition in

the I'ntnam Circuit t’ourt to have tin*

of liis birth detenuined.

Said petition is sot for hearing- .1 mu

t inie and place Said pet it ion I ary ;n. lau. >ated this 19

til day of Jan.. 1912.

Homer (Morrison. (Merk

Hated this

llomer <

iMitnam <Mrcuit ('ourr.

Notiee

» F.ggers

NOTH K

hereby given that William has filed his petition in

%3£itating Ilraperie^

(By Jim Zeis, Sports Editor)

iggers has filed his petition

tlie I’ntnam Circuit Court to have tho Lime and plm-e of his birth determined.

Lime and pi

said petition is s.a for henrin’-: lann in > -JO, 1942. i Dated this l»th day of Jan.. 1912.

Morrison. <Merk of k the 1

ited this Homer C.

J’ntmnn Circuit Court.

Ip.

Houck's Basket In Fhal Three Seconds Won 'lame For Tiger Cubs

For Sale—

Notice

Seymour

NOTH K

is hereby given lias filed his

t ha t Sa m ‘ t it ion In i

A field goal fv Houck, in the last three seconds of play, epabled the

Regular Prices Man’s O’COAT 49c Lady's Plain I Pc. DRESS or COAT 40c Man's Felt HAT 39c DAVIS CLEANERS ALAMO BULDING 1X51

P«-t

j the f*utnain Circuit Court to linve tho J

time and place of his birth determined. Tiger Cubs tf> nose out New Albany.

ary'.SO.' V^u" S ’' 1 r, ' r "'' : ' ri " K la " U ' j '13 to 32 last Friday night 1 inti-d this 17 day of Jan. laiL' j

Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of thej

f‘"i» ."I Ci.Tult Co.ii-t _ i Xlw New Albany crow,I was still \«»ti< I-: | cheerin'- for a basket made by one ol Notice is hereby given that (lay . ' ‘ Skelton has filed his petition in ! their players which put the ^u.'n^'Vm^'^b^bi^. i -tate quintet ahead, 32-31, Said pi'Htbin i.s set I'ur li.ai iim Junu- [ Houck agitated the draperies to give

j Gree.ncastle high nclvocl the basket-

I'utn m (’Ireult < - ourt 19-1p. ' sa ^ gable.

downwhen

I);tli"l ibis IT d-iy “f .Inn 1 it42, IIdMiir (*. Morrison, I’lrrl

BOWLING SCHEDULE

Monday

S p. m. Zinc B vs. Zinc A

Tuesday

8 p. m. Lone Star vs. Midwest Wednesday 8 p. m. Kroger’s vs. O. & I.

Thursday

Home Laundry vs. Uni-

FOR SALE: Small grocery and fill- ! ing station, doing excellent business, j low overhead. Two people can handle. | Will invoice, Shell Station at New , Winchester, Road 36. closes Sunday ! at noon. 13-6p

Miscellaneous-

complete Grease .lob. Tip cents at I term's Standard. Hattery charging. North Jackson street. 24-hour service. 5-tf.

NOTH IT

Notie,- is h.i c by B iv, n ibni l-'r.ink | The score by quarters was: Wliiti- Inis fill'd ids pi-illion in tile 1'ut- j 111 7 lb 'J f

iiam Circuit (’ourt t<* ha\‘e tlm tim*and place of his birth d**t<*rmin*‘d. Sai<l petition is set for hearing Janu-

ary :o. 1942.

])nted tliis 17 day of Jan 1912.

dorri

Putnajri Cirruit Court.

\:*w Aliumv

38 1 3’! I

7 p. m. versity 7 p. m.

Sl'INKT PIANO : Concern financing installment | paper has two spinet pianos for liqui ; dation of small amounts. Payment (plan will be given to lesponsible perI sons. Address Box 15, Banner. I 19-41

Friday Coca Cola vs. Eitel’s

BOWLING STANDING

BUM ff LIST HER WITH ANNA MAY WONG J. CARROL NAISH Serialized by ANDREW TOLES from the PARAMOUNT PICTURE

\JJww

opynrjht I'J mount Piet

lit I9J9 by

* i«

was another last quarter drive 1 '~ 11 ' Khat cairieil the Cubs to victory. The local netters collected 9 points and i held New A loan k to 4 in the final ! eight minutes.

—o—

i Grimes with 10 points and Huesti. with 9, led the Purple and Gray ofi fe.nsive. | ° i This Friday evening, the Cubs will i lash with the strong Jeffersonville i : quad on the Greencastle floor. | -o--We hope that Ed York, veteran : riger Cub guard, will be in condi1 ticn to appear in the lineup this

J week.

maUlPTEll BIGHT SYNOPSIS

■ When

en General Ling dleaggeart tf/apore with S300,000 Kim his beautiful daughter and

Captain ally Em

idq

\ng Prin'e

15 Mist'

25 uithl

hts

the jungle tFti nee they euci

ir father and the kite Tex Ballister gangster arrives on informs Prin of the

crafty Eurasia ho has hts ht

cp in the jungle Winning l ntldence they succeed tn finding

money

ter on A‘

the

\forms Prin of their tics As the Internation

Mean-

merican

scene

ne and

real identic yiai Police are

on their wait up the river to arrest Prin the latter decides to stir the natives into revolt to stop them. He dor? and the natives prepare to raid Prin's headquarters At the same time, the hard-heartmd Prin Mile • pet monkey belonging to Herbert, a roehnoy tn his employ. The tatter swears to get Prin tor this.

£31

ACfl-

55 50

tinib le t» •s in

cart car

and uilH

iasli'

CHAPTER IX rvEEP in tho Jungle, the native Lv war drums heat and throbbed ae the tribes prepared to make war «» Prin and the handful of whites la the bungalow. it was the steady throb of the rums that Herbert heard as he reivered consciousness where he had MO felled by Prln's rlflo butt. The Cockney raised his battered head and stareo at the body of the dead monkey “Little nipper,” he whispered as tears welled up In his eyes, •TU square it for you and it 1 don't those drums will.” Seated In the steer of a canoe with General Ling resting comfortably amidships. Chang Tat heard the drums, also, as he paddled slowly down the river. The native In the bow was listening intently. Suddenly [he turned. “Tuan! Tuan!” he whbpered excitedly. He pointed Into the darkness. Following the direction of the native’s arm, Chang saw a |l:;nal lire break Into flame high uplon a mountain side. In a moment anptlicr and then another flamed Into kiew as the message was relayed from village to village. TVv'ar! War!” the native shouted started to slide over the side of canoe into tho river. Chang lipped out his revolver. "Keep Jdling!" he ordered In the Malay lect. Sullenly the native resumed paddling. Kriio sound of tho drums grew I0u:ir. rhey penetrated to the (ttB'-ily shuttered living room of Prin s bungalow where Prin and BalItr r faced Kim Ling. ®The girl had been subjected to a ten lie questioning and innumerable th) ats but she refused to divulge the hiding place of her father’s mir.cy. ii"Arc you going to toll us or not?” Prb; shouted. Ho was rapidly loosing WP'rol of himself. Bkmi shook her head negatively. Pniu turned to Ballister. ^i"ln my room, Ballister, there is a bull whip. Get It” !>Ai Ballister started to obey. Protspor Sen halted him. “Walt a minute, Ballister,” be called. BblHter halted. “No bull whip! I’ve stood for s une pretty rough things Injmy life but I’ve never seen • woman get a bull whip. You can do anything within certain limits to make her tell y-u where that money (sand I'll mind my own business. But you can t whip her because 1 won't let

you "

Prin sneered. "You were always funny. Professor.” ‘ "My but your mam would bo proud off you if she were here,” Ballister grinned at Sen. BTlio riflo In Sen’s hand spat. With a g> uan. Ballister seized bis forearm. KTLet's leave personalities ont of *h|e.” Professor Sen told eslaify. ifprin examined Ballister’s Injury. Hi i only a flesh wound- Stop

squealing," he told Ballister as tho latter wrapped a handkerchief about the wound. “It those savages don't get you, 1 will,” Ballister grated at Sen. “That's a date,” the Professor agreed smilingly. A loud thump on the veranda turned the attention of all them In that direction. “See what it Is!" Prin commanded. Bplllster, Prin and flerbert covered the door with their rifles. Professor Sen stepped forward and cautiously opened the door Impaled upon spears which had been thrust into the porch floor were two grinning skulls! The group stared at

them.

Sen clossd the door. "Well Prin,’’ Iks Professor said calmly, "there's

“1 didn't know about those guns. Sen said to her. “They give us hotter than an even chance." “1 understand." Kira said as she entered her room and closed the door. There was a loud banging at the outer door, Again the men covered It with their rifles as Prof s-or Sen cautiously opened it. Chang Tat strode Into tho room. “Ah! Secret Service Operator Number 'J'JO.*' Prln's voice was sar castic. “Or have 1 the wrong nura berl You might at least nave changed your name so 1 would never have found out who you really were." “It wasn't necessary. Prin,” Chang answered. “1 left Instructions for the International Police to start up the

“Are you going to tell us, or not?” Prin shouted. He was rapidly losing control of himself.

your declaration of war. For each tooth in those skulls you have a minute before they attack.” He was silent for a moment. “If they happen to be the skulls of old men you haven't much time left.” Sweat stood out on Prln’s brow. He tugged at the neckbank of his shirt which had suddenly become too tight. Ballister watched him in disgust. "Come on. Prin,*’ ho said. “Unless the girl tells us where the money is hidden, let’s turn her loose In the jungle.” “Would that bo agreeable to our great humanitarian?’’ Prin said sneeringly to Professor Sen. Sen and Kim Ling exchanged glances. “It would be fast.” Sen snapped his Angers. “Just like that. She’d be better off than we, when they do get here.” “Thank you,” Prin said unctuously. He turned to Kim. ‘‘It's up to you to decide. And do not be misled by the Professor’s observations, because wo who remain here will be quite safe.’’ Prin crossed to a big chest and opened It. “Look.’’ Ballister, Sen and Herbert crowded around the chest. It contained two machine guns and ample ammunition. “Thet’s how Gregory Prin protects his little family," the halfcaste boasted. Ballister was Impressed. ”1 think you've got something there, Prin.” The others turned away but Herbert continued to stare at tbo guns. “Well, Miss Ling, you see you have everything to lose by venturing forth fwtn me jmigle,” Prin went on. “But I won’t press you, my dear. Retire to your roojn and think It over."

river for yon, If I did not return to Singapore by today. Prin sneered. “It all seems very simple now, doesn’t It?" But Prin was frightened. His cards were falling badly. “And tho dear, esteemed General Ling?" he asked. "He Is dead," Chang answered. "You had better break the news to Miss Ling. She Is in her room," Prin suggested. Chang entered Kim's room. “I heard about father,” Kim said tearfully. “He’s alive; he’s hidden on the river bank nearby," Chang whispered. “We’ll pick him up. Get ready to leave Immediately. Where u the money?” ‘‘Hidden down on the float.” "Fine! Hurry please." Chang returned to the group In the living room. “The tribes have this bungalow surrounded from the Jungle side.” Chang told Prin, "but the river bank Is still open. Miss Ling and 1 will leave In one of your launches. I'll take the launch with the gun.” “After the girl bands up the money!” Ballister snarled. “I’m afraid our clever friend has us In a pocket. We’ll have to let him go, money and all so that when the police arrive we will be quite respectable,” Prin said to Ballister. He faced Chang. “Now get out!" “Have you gone crazy, Prin?” Ballister demanded. Prin grinned thinly. (To be veullitticdj

The summary of tilt follc-ws:

the New Albany

Greencastle (38) : Grimes i Goodman - I Bills SldJoTia ; Huestis , Conrad , Slovens j Westfall

; Hone

| Totals i New Albany (3‘J) j Voss

Deem

j Hogan

j Neafus J H ward | Roberts ! Bryant 1 McLain

Totals

Officials

FG 4 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 12 FG 4 3 1 1 0 0 4 0 13

FT 2 0 0 0 5 t 0 1 0 9 FT 1 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 6

1 1-1 PI 0 0 1 4

Smith and Springer.

University

. 27

.692

Coca Cola

.666

attars

. 22

.564 !

Kroger’s

.541 ;

Lone Star

. 20

.513 ;

Home Laundry

.512 i

a \

. 16

.444 1

Midwest y...

.444 j

). * I.

.435 !

Sine B

. 8

.205 !

l PUBLIC SALE Wednesday. Janu : ary 21, 1 mile south Gatlin on Rock-ville-Rosodale road, 10:30 a. m. 4» head dairy cattle, some springers ' some fresh, real bunch of dairy cows, some Hereford cows with calves. 6 months old Hereford bull 15 head ewes. 10 head Chester Whit> gilts, 500 bushels corn, 250 bushels oats, some farm machinery. I>ester Brubcck. Marion Smith. 16-19-2p.

Wabash Valley (At Grerneastle Gym) Thursday, January 22, 1942 1. 7: :0O P. M Reelsville vs. Belle Xnic-n, A and B. 2. 8:00 P. M. Fillmore vs. Roach'.ale, B and A. 3. 9:00 P. M. Cloverdale vs. Bair:iridgc, A and B.

SPINET PIANO

Would like to contact some responyle family who is able to assume J ten monthly installments on a lovely . little console piano. Please write me | immediately. Mrs. Edna Schaekel R. R. 9, Box 445. Indianapolis.

16-19-20-21-41.

j FOR SALE: 40 ewes. 2 and 3 | years old, Westerns. Oscar CarpenI ter, Cloverdale, R. 2. 16-3p

Saturday, -lutniarv 24,

4. 1:30 P. M. Winner game 1 vs. i

.Vinner game 2, B and A.

5. 2:30 P. M. Russellville vs. Win

icr game. 3, A and E.

6. 8:00 P. M. Winner game 4

Vinner game 5. B and A.

NEW AND ESEIi Oliver Farm Equipment See Holly s Sales and Service 11!) .V Indiana St.

I FOR SALE: Hampshire sow. I weight around 350 pounds and 8 v^, ' ! shoals 60-65 pounds. Scott and . Hurst, Amo. Indiana. 17-3t

(Note)- A and B lais for each game.

have charge of the sale of Stamps and Bonds as well as other details of

the evening.

Definite date of the game will be announeed in the near future.

designates offi- FOR SALK: At Miss Volivas hat

’ shop one coat. 38. blue with gray fur collar, satin lining. $15; one evening dress. 3.8, blue lace with dinner jacket. ;U0. 17-3t.

FOR SALE: Fresh and springer daily cows. Cash or terms. Lelaml West. Amo. 17-6p

t*em to Isa la «nry one | for SALE: On* 6 months oU -Use them- Daily Banner want ads. , shorthorn bull, one 1-year old boar. ■ -i' 1 -r— t . —11 sh ats, average 100 11 Scott ar.d

_, Stuart, Amo, Indiana. 19-21

Byron "Bud" Stewart, told a good one on himself Saturday afternoon Bud said he was in New Albany until 10:40 p. m. Friday and was within two block of the gymnasium where Greencastle and N< w Albany were playing. However, he didn t know about the grime until h* got horn and read ibout it in the Banner.

j kglon Spon sors AH-Ster Contest

ADMISSION Will. BE DEFENSE STAMP OR BOND; TILT NEXT MONTH Basketball fans of Greencastle anc Putnam county are going to havi the opportunty to ill their bit toward helping in the sale and promotion o. interest in Defense Stamps and Bonds. Tentative plans have been worke out by Post No. 58 of the America Legion to have an all-star basketbn! game in the local high school gym nasium next month with former players of the Greencastle Higl School meeting a picked quinte’ from former high school stars in th< county. Admission to the game will be Defense Stamp or Bond of any de nomination purchased at the ticke: window the evening of the game The purchaser of the Stamp or Bom will not be required to turn in hi: Stamp or Boo l but may add it t< his present collection, or in somt cases, probably start a new album. The entire proceeds of the evening will 'g<> into the sale of Stamps and Bonds Use of the High S'-hrol gymn .slum has been donated by th school board: all players participating in the game as well as the officials will donate their time. Th' Greencastle High School Band, un del- the direction of Gene Penning ton. will be present to play a coi. cert before the game and during tin half period of the g;ime and meir. ber i of the local Legion Post win

FOR FINE PHOTOGRAPHS visit SOMHEIL STUDIOS Above Cafe Royale Ph. 933|

i! FOR SALE: Good clean 1 lock on:! Call 11. E. Gorham. 19-lp. FOR SALE: Model A pickun truck, good mud grip, tiros n rc.r motor good, new battery, radiator full anti-freeze, very low price Staley Turkey Farm Cloverdale, R. 2. 19-lp

PUBLIC SALE ifernuse of failing he Uth I am I ireeJ to quit active farming and will se.'l die following properly at auction on i ay farm 3 miles southwest of Green•astle on the M limit Greek road, on Tuesday, January 27 At 12:30 O’c lock. 2— HORSES—2 One 6 year old Dapple Grey horse, none better; One 8 year old Dapple rey horse, a real one. Tills Is an extra good matched am, v.eight 1801) lbs., eacli, and as -ooil a team as you will find any-

where.

3— CATTLE—3 One 6 year old Jersey cow with -iiif, 10 days old by side, extra good rich milk row ; One uPrebred Angus Bull, 1 year old, really good. 38—HOGS—38 38 Spotted Shouts weight 70 to 120 ills. A fine bunch of feeders. FARM IMPLEMENTS Good farm wagon with box bed, travel bed, Mi ft. bay frame, I, 99*1 Bcering corn planter with check row ittaehnient; I McCormick mowing nnchine; I new spike tooth harrow; I 7-ft disc and tandem; I 'lohn Irere I Un. riding break plow; I ood walking break plow; I cnltlvatir; I six foot Deering hinder; 1 se|:' lump lia\ rake; I good set platform Hcalcs, scoop board, shovels, forks, iythes, I end gate seeder, 2 sets of : horse double trees, 3 home collars, I good set of harness, chains and many other articles, TERMS: CASH. MACK ROLLINGS Alton Hurst, Auctioneer. Neighbors welcome to sell properly in this sale.

FOR SALE: Two Jersey cows. 2 and 3 year olds, just sold calves. Roy Watson. Greencastle. ph. ne Rural 14F3. 19-lp.

Real Estate

FOR SALE: A 106 acre farm all tillable. Seven room house. story born. Spendid water. J. T Christie. Real Estate. 19-8t.

FOR SALIC: A six room modern house in southwest section. Hardvvoo I floors, fireplace, full basemen* garage. Price 88000. J. T. Christie. Real Estate. 19-3t.

Notice: Custom butchering hogs, complete job. 81.00 per hundred. Beeves $2.00 per head. One tOp included. C. K. Priest, Mgr. Phone Brick Chapel. 19-lp. LOST: Cbal shute, between Rond 48 south Greencastle to Road 40. AI TOMOTIVE PROGRESS 1940 No running boards. 1911 No gear-shifts. 1942 No car.

PLANE TRAGEDY (f'nntIihumI from I’iijci* One) Mrs. Elizabeth Peter : another victim >f the crash. Burial will be at the For‘.st Lalvn Memorial Park, where lean Harlow. Will Rogers, Marie Dressier and other Hollywoo<l celebrities were buried. Mbs Lombard s b ly was the only jne of the nine recovered to be identified last night. Tentative identification of Mrs. Peters rested on papa's found in a purse. Others, includng same of the 15 officers and enisled men of the army ferry comnand. could be identified imperfectly )y bits of clothing and insignia on uniform buttons. Guards were posted at the wreck luring the night awaiting the return if rescue workers to the peak to recover remains of others who died in

the smash.

Wien mountain climbers arrived it the wreck yesterday almost at the 1,000 foot level, they found only the .ail of the twin-motored ship intact. The word “Skyclub” could be reail on >ne fin. The two motors, broken Toni the plane, lay close together. The fuselage was torn and twisted. Bodies were scattered, some outside, iome inside the wreckage. The body of Miss Lombard lay beleatn one wing, almost buried in the mow. Other bodies outside the plane jvere covered partially by snow. Those who saw the wreck agreed hat all must have died instantly. The plane seemed to have plunged squarely into the side of tho precipice a few hundred feet below the summit. A black smudge from oil and smoke narked the point of impact on the brown rock. Three Civil Aeronautics Authority inspectors went to the wreck Sunday and began their official investigation. They declined to comment on their findings and said they would return today for further study. The trio included Frank Caldwell, chief of the CAA safety bureau, Jack Parshall, Kansas City, and Perry Hodgeden,

Oakland.

Two hundred men were in the party which set out to recover the bodies. The last 10 miles of the 35 mile trip from Las Vegas could be covered only on foot and horseback through rugged country and up trailless mountain.-: so steep climbers sometimes I d to pull themselves up

with their hands.

Th? plane 1 y in a ravine with al-

most sheer sides.

Cause of the crash remained a myst ry. pending releise f i CAA report The plane halt'd at Las Vegas for fuel just after dark Friday evening, then to J: off for Los Angeles. A few minutes later it plung-

ed into the mountain. Hollywood still was tin* tragedy, seemingly comprehend that Mins L of the film capital's n stars, was dead. The f ably will be Wednesday Jack Benny, co-starre Lombard in the comedy Not To Be." which was days ago. cancelled his show last night out of re

Lombard’s memory.

-For Rent

FOR RENT: Modern furnished apartment. 210 Bloomington street. Phone 545. 16-3t.

FOR RENT: Upper 2 rc-om apartment, modern, heat and water furnished. Call Harley Hedge. Phone 12. 17-2t

stunned by unable to vnbard. one ost popular moral probii Thursday. 1 with Miss “To Be or finished 10 ,• i-kly rad'o ai- t to Miss

Revival services of idence church are c good attendance and There has been on; church. Services throughout the we. , at 6:45 o’clock.

ie New Pif.vn? ruing with gc,T interest. Wit ion to tho ■ill continue each evening

FOR RENT: 4 room semi-modern house, within two blocks of squar Paul Albin. 19-2t

-Wanted

Highest price paid for all kinds of junk, paper, rags, Iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greencastle. 19-tf

WANTED: To rent modern or semi-modern house with l to 25 acres at edge of town or within two miles of Greeneastle. Addres Box R r r Banner. 17-2p

MONDAY THRU FRIDAY

C:..

59c

SKIRTS 25c

25c

— CASH & CARRY Suits, Men’s

or Ladies

PANTS

Highest prices paid for rags, iron, metals, papers, beef hides. Bert Wood, South End. 16-4p. WANTED: Operator for' Morton telephone system by first of March. Apply to Leland Chilcote. 12-13-11-19-20-21-6p.

These prices do not Include ninth proofing. At these pries you gi-t first class Dry Gleaning.

IDEA'. Cleaners 18 S. vine St. Phoae r:*