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The undersigm *1 ailmiui' of the estate of Flora Ai deceased, herein giv. s niai« by virtue of an order of tl>. nam Circuit Court, it will hour of 10 oO o'clock A M. <n 1 *>th day of l>ecemher, 1 ■' 4 4
tHE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, ^INDIANA, MONDAY, f^VEMBEER 27, 1944.
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CORAL MOUNTAIN ON SAIPAN GIVES WAY TO AIRBASE
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lenth ( o'. 11 feet of even width off of thl* south side of Lot Number One I i mdtvd I'lft- . n (lie) in the original plat to the town, now city, of Greeiu astle.
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Said real estate to be Sold as a vhol. and in one' tract, and said r sab- shall bo mad#*- subject to tin approval of said <*ourt. for not I less than to* full .appraised value J of said l e t I estate , and upon the j follow him i or ms and conditions. I town C \S 1 i
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Classified Ads -For SaieWe pay Highest Prices for V oi. Prompt Remittance in Full. Furnish Sacks and Twine Free of Charge to our customer M. Sahel & Sons. John H. N umeyer, Louisville. Ky. J-tf
FOR SALE: 19.16 Chevrolet WANTED TO RENT. 4, 5 or coach. Two door with good tires. 6 room house. Phone T34-W. Walter Ross. Fillmore. 27-2p. 1 18-6ts
FOR SALE: ered washing
Will sell motor with or without
Midget car, powma chine motor.
' WANTED: Beef Wood, south end.
car. Call 1F21.
27-lp.
hides. Bert 27-3p.
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Hulk or tiw Ms-
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FOR SALE: Beautiful Canary Singers and females, just a few left Phone 131-R, or call at 854 N. Jackson street. 27-lp. OR SALE Cider and apples. L .ihln-it Orchard. 26-tf
|b n engineers out into this coral mount n Saipan In the Marianas to rip out half a i of white coral for the airstrips and taxiways which are being used by the B-29 )(! -• s now bombing the Japanese honi land. Tw" ;ind-one-half-ton truiks are lined tip th. crushed material—excellent constru ti n material down a central island highway lirlii-ld. This is a U. S. Army Air For e photo i Intel no tional Soumlphoto).
NEWSMAN MISSIMi NEW DELHI. Nov. 27. (UP) ii Joan J. An lit-v. United Press j | war correspondent, was listed | officially as “massing’’ today j after a recent B-29 l/uperfortj ress raid hy the 20th Bomber
! Command.
Censorship permit teti only the |: tatement that the plane on j which Andrew was aboard had } oeen lost in flisht. Maj. Gen. Curtis E. Lemay, I commanding the big B-29's 20th j Bomber Command paid tiibut-
I to Andrew.
|| “He was a good newspapernan, always on th< spot ready j i! to go when anything was hap -j iJpenin,”” he said. “All of our j crews that had a chance to meet him. I ked him. Hi- was another newsman willing to risk j his life to get a story for the |
\merican public.”
FOR SALE Smooth mouth gray mare, good worker in good • lition and a 7 nymths old li 1 . k mule. See Walter Baker, il miles northeast of Bainbridge 25-3p
FOR SALE: Stuffed animal C ■ s. $1 each ami dolls. 75c to SlU 0 at 1016 S. College. 27-lp.
FOR SALE: Saw mill wood, 8110 cord at mill; $2.75 a cord iKitvered in 5 cord loads. Phil Adamson, 8 miles west on W. B. Singleton farm. 27-eod
FOR SALE: Stuffed washable . 'a ll toys. $1.29 and up. 648 E \\ ilnut St. Phone 721-J. 273p.
FOR SALE: Two good cream separators. Inquire Schloeser Bros. 27-lp.
FOR SALE: Laurel heating 1 stove, good as new. Daniel 1 a Pleake, 4 miles south of Stiles-
FISH SUPPER: There will be fish supper at Fincastle Church next Wednesday. Novem-
vtllv.
27-4p
In-r 29.
27-2o.
FOR SALE: One baby buggy.) Wyson g is 91, he puts ARTHgood condition, 2 wool sweaters, j on the run or refund, size 38, good as new. Call ! -• ,Hrt y others same way done. S21-W. 27-2p. | Ht 1 '- Floor, I^-nicke Bldg, Ind- | lanapolls, 4, Indiana 1 i-tf
FIRFSTONE factory control recapping and vulcanizing is guaranteed. C. A. Webb’s Home
and Auto Supply.
n-tr.
FOR SALE: One first class ear trailer; several thousand good oak and poplar lumber size 1 x wide and 2x4, 1x4 and 2x20s Call at Clovetdale Package Store. ST-Zp i
I Annual Christmas, Bazaar at St. Pauls Catholic Church, December 1 and 2. Friday, Deri i ber 1 sale of attractive hand made articles. Saturday December 2 home baked food sale. In the Chapel, first door east of the Church. Open at 9:00 A. M. 27-4ts
FOR SALE: A good
overstuffed easy chair, delivered anywhere in the city for only j $7 45. Furniture Exchange, Wes, j Side Square. Phone 170-.1. i
27-lp. j
Hi fore you insulate, investi-
soild j pate. See R. E. Knoll. Call 60 or
| 671-J. 27.tf.
\Kp SYM1*\THY STRIKE NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. (UP i Striking engineers
Seminary street.
FOR SALE: 68 head shoals 1 radii staton WSIX appeared to double immuned, also fresh m Ik J the American federation of cows, and few h ivy springers i musicians today for a symClyde Wlatt, 1 idle west of Clin- j pathy strike after the station ton Falls. 27-2p. broke a three-day silence Sun- ■ r i day and returned t" the air FOR RENT i with non-union engineers maim-
! ng the transmitter.
FOR RENT: Two four room) WSIX returned to the air modern apartments. One furnish- _ Sunday Horning when vital
ed and one unfurnished. 615 east
25-2p
Free house rent for elderly couple. Everything furnished for
• care of house. G. E. Riddle. | l ' rs . u ‘ ft ,h, ' r i ob8 whon
transmitter parts which disappeared when the four engineers staged a walkout Thursday night were replaced. The engine-
27-.>p officials failed to approve a
FOR RENT: 5 loom furnished apartment, heat and water furnished. (Inquire at 205 Olive St. 27-2ts.
■Real Estate-
Ft )R s a i ,e A pa i tment hous - 1 three modern apartments, close in, east Washington St. Call 299 from 9 a. ni. to 9 p. m. -15-tf
union contract
Manager Jack M. Draughon said some of the station's crystal frequency - control unit was found and some new parts obtained in order to put transmilter hack into operation.
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EXPENSES LISTED
FOR SALE: A 572 acre stock ami grain farm. 150 acres under cultivation, balance pasture with some timber. Two sets o' buildings. Several good springs. Price $10.00 per acre. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 27-61.
Wanted-
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27. (UP) Reports filed today in behalf of U. S. Senator-elect) Homer E. Capehart, R., listed I $24,195 06 expenditures in his campaign, including expenses tnelined even before Capehart was i ominated at tin GOP state eon-, vention in June. | Capehart, himself, filed a per-] sonal expense account of Ml 505.06 with the Daviess county clerk in his home city, Washington, Ind. The sum In-' eluded $7,805,40 in his pre-con-,
ACCORDION AND SANA- 1 vention campaign and $5,789.66 PHONE WANTED. STATE in the general election campaign, PRICE. BOX X. Banner. 19-tf , the report said. I
Campaign contributions from other sources totaled $10,000, Including $5,000 from the Republican national senatorial campaign committee and $5 600 lom individuals, the reports
WANTED TO BUY: One or two roll type corn picker. Address Box 33 Banner. 27-lp.
France and England and is spending a fifteen day leave with his wife and mother. Mrs. Sarah E. Payne. He will leave here December 3 and will report for duty at New Orleans, La. STEELE NEW SECRETARY INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 27.— (UP) Governor-elect Ralph F. Gates announced today that Ruel W. Steele, Bedford, would be his executive secretary when ne takes office Jan, 8. Steele, a young Republican national committeeman from diana for the last two years and Lawrence county clerk since 1916. became the first appointee of Gates to be announced since the Columbia City attorney and former state GOP chairman was (lected Nov. 7 to succeed Democratic Governor Scht inker. Steele succeeds Ray E. Smith, lormer LaPorte newspaperman, who is Schrieker’s secretary. In announcing the appointment of Steele. Gates said that he would announce “very few” other appointments before he was inaugurated. Steele has a long record of service to the Republican party. Bom in Bedford, he won the Lawicn.ee qounty clerkship at the age of 28 and when re-elect-ed in 1940 he receiv'd the highest majority ever polled by any candidate in that county. He was twice president of the Indiana Clerk's Association and for two years served as vicepresident of the combined county and township officials’ asso-
ciation.
The new secretary was 9th District Young R e p u b 1 ic a n
chairman three years WHITER EXPELLED
ROME, Nov. 27 (UP) Eleanor Packard, United Press war correspondent, arrived at an Italian airport aboard a Russian transport plane yesterday, after having been expelled fro Belgrade on the eomplnint that she i had violated Yugoslav censorI ship in sending dispatches, j Mrs. Packard reported making a protest against the expulsion order, saying that she had sent out of the country only dispatches which had been pissed by Allied censors, who reviewed them from the military security aspect, though Yugoslav censors had not passed them as authorized from the political
aspect.
WANTED ride to Bridgeport Brass, hours 7 a. m. to 3 p. m. Amy Custis, Commercial Place
25-2p
WANTED: Any kind of dead
stock. Call 278, Greencastle 1 showed.
Charges paid. John Wachtcl Co ! —
cod ! NEW FIELD MARSHAL
WANTED: Featherbeds and antique glassware. Please state exactly where you live. R. W. Baldwin. R. 4, Greencastle. 27-2p.
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hungry millions at home) a more delightful way to see and enjoy “This Amazing America.” It all adds up to this: the day is on its way when
"Highways are Happy Ways" again!
—for the day when “Highways are Happy Ways” again! Tomorrow's "dream bus" is much more than a returning Service men and women (and travel dream. It is shaping up today, in full scale huncrv millions at home) a more delightful J models that will soon be translated into gleam- u wav
ing fluted metal, curved plastic glass, new type chairs built for long-trip relaxation — many features of comfort and ^ efficiency we can’t
even talk about nowJ^
Super-Coaches like this are coming, sure as .Victory. Greyhound will pioneer in their design and will make all possible speed in their construction — without relaxing, for one moment, its full-time job of carrying war manpower. These startling new buses will not only replace equipment overworked by the extreme pressure of wartime travel—they’ll give eleven million
To Help “Shape Up” Victory... Give all you can to your local War Chest
or Community Fund.
Speed enlistment in the WAVES—and in
the WACS and SPARS.
jtat Seminary Street
GREYHOUND STATION
Phone 323-R
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LONDON, Nov. 27 (UP) Sir Harold R. L. G. Alexander became Britain's eighth and youngest field marshal today 'confident with his appointment to succeed Gen. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson as Supreme Allied commander in the Mediterranean theater.
In clinical test more th 1 10# Nile In m few wet Kcduf ing i’laii.
conducted hy medical doi tor», persons lost 14 to 15 lbs. aver - ccks with A YDS Viutuiu Candy
Try a large size box of A YDS riO-dny supply on! j (2.25. Money back if you dun'l get results. I ’horn KI.LM.IC <( 'O/W, lliarmacy
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SELMAN FEILD, Monroe, La. Representatives of forty-seven states, the District of Oilumbla, 1 and Puerto Uico received wings and commissions as navigators in the Army Air Forces here this
LADY’S STOMACH WAS LIKE A GAS FACTORY;
MEALS TURNED TO GAS wet k as the AAF Training CoinOne lady said recently that' mand's navigation school at Sel-
MORE JAP SHIPPING SI NK • PEARL HARBOR, Nov. 27 (UP) China-based Liberators, .re-joining the battle <d attrition against Japanese shipping, sank a submarine chaser and damag- | ed two light cruisers in the I South China See Saturday night, a Chungking communique an-
nounced today.
The attacks followed by only a few hours the sinking of 18 more Japanese ships including a heavy cruiser of the 8,500-ton Kumano class and a destroyer, in a carrier-based assault on Luzon in daylight Saturday (Friday, Pearl uTrboi time). Gen. Douglas MacArthur’j Southwest Pacific flic! ; accounted for another 12 ships sunk or damaged in a round of attacks in Philippines and East Indies
waters.
A China-based Liberator of the 14th Air Force damaged the two light cruisers, one of them with two direct hits, in an attack on a naval convoy north of Tourane, French Indo China, Chungking said. The submarine chaser was sunk hy another Liberator 50 miles northeast of
'gourano.
The success of the attacks was offset, however, hy an announcement that the 14th Air Force had destroyed and evacuated its big air base at Nanking In southern Kwangsi province ,ast Monday to escape advancing Japanese troops.
her stomach used to be like a ‘‘gas factory!” That is, when sne ate a meal it seemed to turn right into gas. She was always bloated, had awful stomach gas pains, daily headaches and constant irregular bowel action. Now. however, this lady says she is FREE of STOMACH GAS and she says the change is due to/ taking ERB-HELP. Her meals agree with her. No gas or bloat after eating. Headaches and constipation are gone. “Oh! what relief!” states this lady. “Why don’t other gas and conrtipation sufferers get Erb-
Help ?”
ERB-HELP contains 12 Great Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on sluggish liver and kidneys. Mis-
man Field moved class 44-48N into combat with ceremonies in the post theater Saturday (Nov,
25.)
From here, graduates will be sent to replacement training units over the country for further training with their future combat crow mates. Finished with many weeks of schooling under the AAF Central Flying Train.ng Command, the graduates will shortly be flying in every theater of the
war.
Included in the class were the following fiom this area: Donald Byron Long, son of Everett W. Long, 611 S. Locust St.
The new overseas address of M Sgt. Clyde R. Hunter may be
erable people soon feel different obtained from Mrs. Lena Hun- ! $16 00
INDIANAPOLIS I IYESTOCK Hogs 15,000; 160 to 270 lbs. mostly lower; all other weights steady; 160 to 180 and 271 to 400 lbs. $14.05; 180 to 200 and 240 to 270 lbs. $14.15; 200 to 240 lbs. mostly $14.20, top $14.10 for load 215 to 225 lbs.; 100 to 160 lbs. $11.50 to $12.75; sows strong, mostly $13.65 to $13.75. Cattle 2,300, calves 800; steers and heifers fully steady, cows firm; load good and choice yearlings $16.50; about a load $16.25; car $16.00; Bulk medium and good $13.50 to $15.75; load good to choice 800 lb. fed heifers $15.50; medium to good $10.50 to $13.00; medium and good cows $9.00 to $11.50; cutter to common $6.00 to $9.00; canners $4.50 to $6.00; vealers steady, top
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iGteencasUe. Adv. the U. S. Navy L home from atld * 0(K , $10.50 to $13.25. '