The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 November 1944 — Page 4
THfc DAILY BANNER, GRfcENCASUE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1944.
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AFTER a number of first aid men had been killed by German fire while attempting to evacuate 44 badly wounded IT. S. infantrymen isolated in a snow-swept ravine, Maj. Albert L>. Bcrndt of Portsmouth, Q., above, walked through German shellfire and across a Ger-man-held bridge to demand face-to-face that the Nazis hold their fire while ambulances evacuated the wounded. The Germans then acceded to his demands. This photo of Major Berndt was made several years ago when he was an intern at Philadelphia General hospital. (International}
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ATTACK IN ITALY ROME, Nov. 14. (UP) British troops, under strong aTiled air support, fanned out from both sides of the Bologna highway west of captured Fork today, hacking out gains up to two miles against bitter German resistance. The northern group captured the strongly-defended town of St. Tome, two miles northwest of Korli, and the southern force crossed the Montoie river at a number of places and advanced into the foothills north of the river. - In occupying St. Tome, the British | captured 100 German troops and | headquaiters reported that despite i the heavy opposition the British eas-! tialUes were light.
Pl TNA.M COlTiT NOTES Two cases appealed from the city court of Mayor Walter Ballard were filed on the Putnam circuit comt docket Monday: Hubert Floyd, charged with public intoxication, and John Paul Wysong, charged witn disorderly conduct. Wysong was fined $50 and given a suspended 60-day farm term by Mayor Ballard while
Floyd was fined $10. RED CROSS NOTICE
The Red Cross surgical dl essingtt room will remain closed until further notice. Failure of manufacturers to supply Red Cross with sufficient materials is the reason for the closing. Women who are accustomed to take part in this Red Cross work are asked to watch the paper for word of
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SPORTS Tigers Host To Miami Saturday The DePauw University Tigers, with two wins in their two home games this season, will try for a third Saturday when they wall be host!- to the Redskins of Miami University, Oxford. Ohio. This will be the second game of the season with DePauw for the undefeated Miami gridmen. The Miami team has not had a loss in eight games this season, and most of their scores have contained good winning margins. Probably their toughest battle to date has been with the DePauw team, when on Octobei 14 the Tigers held the battling Reoakins to a 12-0 victory. DePauw’s 0-to-6 victory over Illinois Wesleyan two weeks ago and their 6-to-0 defeat of Obetlin in last Saturday's homecoming game give Tiger fans something to hope for i.i next Saturday’s encounter. Coach Raymond (Gaumy) Neal has worked new men into the Tiger line and backfield to advantage, as Saturday’s game indicated, and it is expected that DePauw will do a go/•! holding job. The DePauw team will also have the best possible spirit as they attempt to avenge their earlier loss to Miami. Saturday's game will mark the close of DePauw’s grid season, with two wins and five losses chalked up thus far for the veteran-starved team. Bowling Schedule Tonight Oi.lO p. m. Midwest vs. V. F. W. 8:.'i0 p. m. Up me Laundry vs. University C Wednesday 7 p. m. University A vs. Stevens Drugs Thursday 7 p. m.— Post Office vs. University
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Basketball. Wednesday Russellville vs. Fillmore, at Greencastle Friday Shelbyville at Greencaatle Roachdale at Bainbridge Eminence at Cloverdale
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