The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 February 1945 — Page 3

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE < ITl OP \?*TM:. ; OF \l>mj'lO* \l. ♦ \M> EREH«KXr\ %l»l*l<0PRIATIOMS I'O V\\ EX. I PEASES OF SAMI ( IT\ Notice is hereby feiven to the taxpayers of the City of Greencaa tie. Indiana, ft,at the Common Council of said City, at its regular meeting: on the 5th day of February, UM5, determined upon the expenditure of more money for the current year than was set out in j detail in the published Hudget, as modified and confirmed hy the 1 State Hoard of Tax Commissioners! of Indiana for the current year of 1H45, to pay the following itemized expenses of said City, towlt: 11W - 2 24—Wa ter H ydra n t Rentals $3,150.00 BW- 41 — H u i 1 d i n g and materials 600.00 BW-384—Garage and Mo- • tor 250.00

Board of Aviation C o m m i s - sinners — Expenses

W-124—Salaries, temp-

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SPORTS NEWS

Classified Ads

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BOWLING

(By Jim Zeis)

BASKETBALL

600.00

7.50

$5,107 50

to meet the etner-

necessity which has

Tigers Sunk By Great Lakes Team But Go Down With Colors Flying

Best Prices for bceT hides by the A. & S. Junk Yard. Phone j 878. 1-tf. ' FOR SALE: Baled Oat Straw nnd good fodder in shock. 3 miles south on Cemetery Road. F. D. Orry. 3-tf FOR SALE: Good Underwood portable typewriter SSfi.OO at 109 W. Walnut. 3-5p.

WANTED: To rent 100 to 160 acre farm, G. S. '/r Banner. 6-3p.

WANTED: Write James Hanna St.

Upright piano. A. Lynch. 310 E. 3-5-6-7p

WANTED: Man on farm, 3 to $5. a day Electric.ty, truck patch, milk, fc^d chicks. Oral McCammack. Belle Union or vtlle. 6-6tsp.

Now we know why the United States Navy is the strongest in the world. The men that make up this great organization never know when to quit wen though the odds are against them.

FOR SALE: Nearly new John Deere iron wheel wagon. Fred Sinclair, Cloverdale. 3-5-6p

mips six

is one of the nation's largest producers

if Combat Aviation Gasoline

in you read or hear promises of fabulous r gasolines, or of astoundacts of petroleum chemisthe simple words of the labove. ecord a triumph of Chemh, engineering, and Dn. Add to them, Phillips ale contribution to the sf butadiene for synthetic ad they suggest how comI and completely Phillips ag itself to the war effort.

It has been said that the future' is the fruit of the seed of the past. Little wonder, then, that intelligent men and women expea great postwar products from Phillips. In the meantime, every time you see the Orange and Black Phillips I 66 Shield, let it remind you that Phillips refineries ... in addition to producing gasolines, lubricants, ana fuel oils ... are also gigantic chemical plants po\mng out weapons for victory. Phiujps Petroleum Co., bm*bn!U, ott a .

Total

That in order

g»*ncy and

arisen the said Common Council lias determined to appropriate from the General Funu and the Airport Fund now in the City's! Treasury the several sums herein » shown to pay said claims, item*! and expenses, no appropriations to pay said items, claims and expenses having; been made to pay the same during the surrent year of

1045.

A meeting of the Common Council of said City will be held j on February 19th, 1945, itX 7:30 | o’clock P. M. at the Council Chamber of said City, for the purpose of finally determining to make ,

said named appropriations of . down with colors flying nnd ’a "r-’carrying with them the admira- " taxpayer* may lip heanl amt | tion of “very local fan in the

Tuesday night over in Bowman gym, a sailor aggregation from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station met a DePauw Navy V12 outfit in what proved one of the best basketball games wv've

seen this season.

The boys from up Chicago way sank the Tigers by a margin of four points, 52 to 48, but in their defeat the DePauw boys went

WILEY WINS

Wiley of Terre Haute, Greencastle’s opposition here Friday, gut in stride for .ts tilt with th t .

Tiger Cubs by smacking Sul- ! FOR SALE: Round Oak Du livan, 31 to 28 last night. Bob ' plex heating stove. Wood or O'Leary, Red Streak center, was j coal. Ott Hand, Bainbridge, F.. tho big noise in the Terre Haute ; R. 1. • 3-5p.

team’s victory, collecting 13 j points as Wiley downed the Ar- |

rows.

WANTED: Three riders to Allisons Plant No. 5. Night shift

call 703 J.

5-6-73ts

j DON’T MISS tomorrow’s GoM Medal Ad. $660.00 in free cou-

7-lp.

: pons.

FOR SALE: 62 bu. Mammoth clover seed recleaned by Farm I Bureau at Indianapolis, 99.65 I purity. George W. Wallace, i Belle Union. 3-4t.

the.v may make objections to thej i.i iking of said appropriations or

any part thereof. If said Common Council makes said appropriations, or any part thereof, said matter will be automatically certified to the State Hoard of Tax Commissioners of Indiana through the County Auditor of Putnam County, Indiana, for the said Hoard’s consideration and approv-

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MARY JANK BLACK, ( LKUK-TUFASI RFR OF Till: CITY OF GREEN

CASTLE, IN hi ANA.

7 - 21.

Care For Your CarFor Your Country

t VICTORY...Buy U.S.War Bonds and Stamps

ow At Wards

Overall Pants ..... $1.29

building.

S.iundly smacked by the Bluejackets last Saturday. 53 to 37, the DePauw players carried the battle to the invaders Tuesday evening and jumped into a 9-0 J lead. Great Lakts, one of the i strongest service teams in the country, fought back valiantly to finally forge ahead, 18 to 17 after some nifty side court shots by Micky McGuire. Stan London immediately tied up the count

little

more than 3 minutes playing time remaining in the half. McGuire connected twice more and it was 22-18. London registered from out on the court and the

ana, was graduated this week fiom the AAF Training Command’s flexible gunnery school

at Buckingham Army Air Field with a , frt * toss with a

near Fort Myers, Fla.

Wealing the silver wings of ar. aerial gunner, he will soon become a member of the Army Air Forces’ bomber crews. The new-

ly graduated B un„.r will i.c.lvo h '> lt J>"° rs 1 ™‘ l

New Ross Raps Hawks, 39 to 34 New Ross, u'idoafeated in regular season play, proved tco tough for the Roachdale high school basketball team in a game on the Bainbridge gym floor Tuesday night. Although the HaWks held a 23 to 16 advantage at the half, the Montgomery county netters came hack strong to rap the Roachdale boys, 39 to 34. Bob Hutchins again starred

for Roachdafe snagging six field! , hf>ater , 62 23 . p goals and 3 free throws during f . ’ ' ' J the engagement. Jack coni P lrtc with cov *' r ’

Wire egg gaskets, $1.05; Cuitai.i stretchers, $4.50. Etcheson Hardware. 5-6ts.

WANTED: Married man for farm work. State experience, age. size of family and reference. Good house, electricity. James Kt Herman, Romney, Ind. 7-6p. WANTED: Man to work on farm. 4 room house, garden, cow, meat furnished. Good proposition to right party. John W. King. 7-2t.

WANTED: stock. Call Charges paid.

FOR SALE: Electric cream separator, $85. At Sugar Creek Cream Station, W. Franklin St.

. 5-3p

FOR SALE: Fairbanks-Morse Shallow Well system, $110.50; Pin-up Lamps, $3.75; Heated hog waterers, $9.95; Makomb oil broodei. $23.00; Galvanized hen nests (8) $10.95; Heated chick founts, $3.85; Automatic bottle J

Any kind of dead 278, Greencastle. John Wachtel Co. eod.

WANTED: Featherheds, antique lamps, glassware, furniture. R. W. Baldwin, Greencastle, R. 4. 6-2p.

HELP WANTED: Married man work on dairy farm near Greencastle. Good proposition.

Call 57 or 688.

l-6p.

New Ross Chadwick, f Williams, f

Miller, c Jones, g Feitner, g .... Ward, f

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further combat crew training at an operational training field in

ing, 22 to 20. The Tigers were accorded a standing ovation as

BLUE

im Work Suits $3.89

GRAY

irt Work Trousers

$1.85

BLUE

ibray Work Shirts .... 99c [te Paper Baskets 89c 'iece Dish Set $4.96 iontgomery Ward

NEWS OF THE BOYS GREENVILLE, S. C., Feb. 7— I Greencastle’s Myron King, for- | mer University of Illinois basI ketball star, is one of the main j reasons why the Greenville Ar. I my Air Base Bombers are un- .! defeated in 13 cage contests to 'date. The big center is one of the team’s leading scorers. Rated by Associated Press as one of the top teams in this section, the Airmen have piled up victories .over opponents from three states — South Carolina, and Tennessee. In addition, the Bombers have undisputed claim to the title of Army Air Bawo champions of South Carolina. Standing 6' 1 1-2'’ tall, King often has been dwarfed by opposition centers during the year. His 9 points per game scoring '.verrge, however, places him high among Bomber individual

! performers.

FORT MYERS, Fla.—Cpl. ulc P. Seyfrled, son of Mr. and Mrs P. J. Seyfrled of 811 South Lillians street, Greencastle, Indi-

.u tt •*. i , they retired to their dressing the United States before going ... ... . .

rooms for the rest intermission.

overseas. Hundreds of gunners are graduated weekly from the

The second half was just as

huge gunnery school near Fort torrid, with the score being knot' Myers where the shooting in- ted at 22-22 and 26-26. The Tigstruction ranges from shotguns eru moved out in front a short fired at clay pigeons to caliber time later on a bucket and .50 machine guns fired from high charity toss by Bill Walton, 31flying B-24 Liberators over the 30, The struggle continued unGulf of Mexico. abated and it was tied at 38-38,

'41-41 and 43-43.

MILU8 TAKES OFFICE | Earl (Red) Gardner, DePauw's INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 7 — center, performed In great style (UP)—Frank T. Millis, who be- throughout the encounter both

Roaclidale B Baird, f 4 Barnes, f 2 Hall. <: 1 Hutchins, g 6 Poyr.ts. g 1 Frazier, f 0 Mitchell, f 0 B game: Roachdale, 34;

Ross, 14.

Officials: IFdge and Cooper.

FOR SALE: 150 to 300 month old White Rock chicks. Must bo sold by Wednesday noon Feb. 7th also 14 tooth harrow, double shovel and few other articles. F J Herman Megill on Roy Suther0 ' lin’s Dairy Farm, R. R. 3 5-6p.

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WANTED: Cultipacker, must be in good condition. The Daily Banner. 5-6p. WANTED to buy a modem house with furnace at a reasonable price. Box T Banner. 7-lp

-Miscellaneous-

Eicctricai wiring installed and replaced, electrical repairs made. Call 1F21. 6-2p

FOR SALE: Mam. Red Clover Seed, pure seed, 99.60 Germination 75 Purdue tested and tagged. Robt. Houston, Cloverdale, R. 1. 5-6-7p.

Bowling

comes /ndiana state treasurer Saturday, announced today the appointment of Wallace Weatnerholt of Tell City as his deputy, the position he has held for two preceding of office, Millis also retained Mrs. Jane King of Indianapolis as chief clerk. Other appointments were: Margaret Lake of Ligonier, secretary: Marjorie Shonk of Camden, clerk, anad Mrs. Betty Anderson of Wabash, war bond

clerk.

Appellate Judge Paul F. Powell will administer the oath of office to Millis at 11 a. m. Saturday In the statehouse.

offensively and in his guarding of big Walt Budko, giant pivot ace of the opposition. Gardner hit for DePauw's last points, a field goal, which made the score 50 to 48 in favor of the Sailors. Free throws by Cloyd and Ajax followed and the battle ended, 52 to 48.

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ARMY In masalve strength surged up to the Oder river’s l)k on a 73-mile front capturing Zehden, 32 miles northeaat a, while the German radio reported Soviet troops had crossed Iteglc water barrier at Kienitz, eight miles northwest of Marshal Gregory K. Zhukov’a First White Russian Army according to a Moscow report, positions on the ivler from outh and southeast to Radnitz. 58 miles southeast of Frank(International)

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DRIVING TO THE HEART of Manila, American troops have accomplished a mission of liberation for the Imprisoned Allied military and civilian personnel and written off the now famous vow made by their commander, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, when three years ago in evacuating the Island he said, "I shall return." But the battle of Luzon la not finished. West of the Philippine capital, lying In Manila bay, ta Corregidor island (white arrows above) with its fortifications still held by the Japanese. It la expected that Eighth Army forces landing at Subic bay and now within nine miles of joining the Sixth Army troops driving south and west from their invason at Llngayen gulf will direct their attention In the near future to a drive to liberate Bataan peninsula, the Up of which lies leas than Ova miles from Corregidor. At the same time more Eighth Army force* are driving Inland from the third Luzon Invasion 41 miles south of Manila. Join- | Ing the latter campaign were paratroopers of the UU) Airborne | Division, who executed a neat surprise landing just ahead of the land forces. (International)

j (Brazil Times) Brazil goes to Greencastle next Tuesday night to meet those unpredictable Tiger Cubs in a return game. The Cubs have run hot and cold this season, hot enough to win the South Central Indiana Conference. The Cubs defeated Franklin. 21-20, and j Washington High of Indianapolis, j 37 to 30, in the last two gamvs. The Cubs threw up an air tight defense against Franklin in the second half holding the visitors to one field goal. Against WashI ington the Cubs hit 15 foul tosses. Wiley irreets the Tiger Cubs

Friday.

test New Net Rules Tonight NEW YORK, Feb. 7—(UP) — Proposed new basketball rules in which the court will be zoned to provide an area where field goals will count three points instead of two, will be tested tonight in a clinic game between Columbia and Fordham. The rules changes, suggested by Howard Hobson, Oregon University basketball coach, provide that any f.eld goal scored from outside an arc 21 fee’, away from the basket will count three points, and a fouled player will have the option of taking his sh,ot from the regular 15foot free throw line from one point or from a new 21-foot line where it will oount two. On a two foul penalty, .only •ine of the shots may be taken from the 21-foot line with the second to be taken from the shorter distance. Another innovation provides widening of the foul lane from six to 12 feet in which the three second rule will apply. This is designed to prevent congestion under the basket and to eliminate advantage of tall players on rebounds and plv.ot plays.

Wednesday 6:30—V. F. W. vs. University A 8:30—Midwest vs. O. K. Barbers Thursday 7:00—Eitel’a vs. Post Office

Friday

7:00—Coca-Cola vs. Zinc Mill Basketball Wednesday Bainbridge vs. Fillmore Greencastle) Eminence at Belle Union Thursday DePauw at Franklfh

Friday

, Wiley at Greencastle Russellville at Bainbridge Roachdale at Cloverdale Stilesville at Belle Union

FOR SALE: Nice baled clover hay two miles north of Bainbridge. Carl Higgle. 5-3tp, FOR SALE: Two wheel trailer, 600x16 tires practically new: bed size 52” x 8’. Clyde Wiatt, one miles west of Clinton Falls.

6-2p.

FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay, 200 bales, 3 pure bred Guernsey bull calves, be good for breeding purposes. Artie Scobee and Yeager. Brick Chapel. 6-7-2p

FOR SALE: Permanents, machine, electric, machineless and cold waves. Location J0J0 !• Beauty Shop, Phone 63.

I 20-1-3-5-7-9-12-14,16,19,21, 23, 28

Morton Conservation Club, fish fry, euchre party at Higgbla camp, Feb. 8, 1945 at 7:00 p. m, 6-7-2L

ATTENTION FARMERS: Get your disc sharpened now. Bring your plow points. Get all machinery repaired before the spring rush. Manford Craver, 208 N. Jackson St. 30-30p. WYSONG 92, has proven what he can do with arthritis and Others too. Get acquainted with the new way. If you are serious do not delay. 6th. Fir. Lemcke Bldg. Fr. 0249, Br, 7957. 1-29-4B

500 bu. Boone oats. Nice J enough for seed. Paul McKeehan | Telephone Brick Chapel. 5-7-2p.

Auto — Fire — Life on Farm Fire Policies INSURANCE Save 25'.}, EZRA CRAFT, Phone 892

Saves Daughter

FOR SALE: Fords Streamline milkers; fast milking, easy cleaned, low priced. W. D. Wright j Agent, Fillmore, Indiana. Box | 53 Phone 22-12. 7-9-12-3p FOR SALE: Small coal or ; wood rangb, used less than 1 year. Call 547-R, 7-8-2p FOR SALE: Man’s black overcoat. size 40, black Astrakhan, •practically new. 211 north JackJ son street. 7-lp

FARMERS ATTENTION! Power Light Batteries are available; No priority needed. R’ place those worn out power light batteries now. Liberal trade-in allowance for old batteries. Montgomery Ward. 7-2ts. IT’S NEVER to late to INSULLATE. R. E. Knoll. Phone 60 or 673-J, 26-tf.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Sleeping loom : .r one n- two people. Phone 838. 6-2p.

! FOR SALE: Hawaiian steel [guitar, 211 north Jackson str.et.

7-lp

FOR SALE: Holstein calf, week old. Walter Buis, 7 miles east on Greencastle-Stilesvill'

Road.

FOR RENT: Dairy farm near Greencastle. Good equipment. Box T. H. 5-8-7-3p. RENT: Furnished downstaiis apartment, available Feb. 10. it 305 east Washingtou street. 7-2p

-Real 'Estate-

Free wood for the cutting, 2 miles south Cement Plant, Harold Boesen. 7-8-2p A WONDERFUL OPPOR- | TUN1TY to save on Gold Medal. J See Tomorrow’s Banner. 7-lp.

FOR SALE: A 95 acre farm north of Cloverdale. Forty acres tillable, six room house, bam and chicken house. Price $3775. Two thousand cash and assume mortgage f ,r balance. Immediate

7-8-2p I possession. J. T. Christie, Real

Estate. 5-tf.

FOUND-

FOUND: Stray hog. Owner may have it by identifying and paying for ad. Inquire Banner Office. 6-2ts.

Banner Adv. Pays

MRS. IOURETTE FOURNIER holds her 17-month-old daughter, Cecelia, whom she saved, along with another baby, Joanne Foisy, th the fire at Auburn, Mass., which claimed the Uvea of 16 babies and a nurse in a boarding home for children of war workers. Mrs. Fournier was employed In the home, operated by Mrs. Eva La costa. The explosion and fire destroyed the two and one-half ■tory building. (International)

ARTIFICIAL BREEPJNG THE ECONOMICAL & SAFE WAY FROM QUALITY BULLS. GUERNSEY, JERSEY, HOLSTEIN Dairymans’ Artificial Insemination Service tall before 9:30 A. M. for Service That Day. A. J. Wilde, Phone 434-U, Box 53, Greeneatitle. Fred 31. & Louise I). Buzzard 804 East College Street PHONE CRA WFORDSVILLF Crawfords villi; Write for special booklet.

NOTH'K OK MMIIMSTIt \TIO\ Notice Is here l>.v tflveti th.it the iindtrslirned has been appointed hy the .ImlKe of the Circuit Court of Putantu County. State of Indiana. Administrator of the estate of Lentil* Pierce lute of 1’uttuim

Cottnui '

e Pierce deceased.

ta supposed to be

Administrator

S.il(l4oState

solvent

Itdtosell Pierce.

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Diner C. Akers. Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. Kcxcll A. lioyd. Attorney.

SI PI’OKTS M AN POWER BILL PARIS. Feb. 7(UP) —The U. S. Army newspaper Stars and Stripes c i ne out editorially tolity for pas tage of the MayBailey act unde r which American manp iwer could be drafted for war w.ork. “Victory depends on blood, not ice,’’ the army publication said. “That’s why for our money the really goad nows in the paper was the squib on the manpower bill.”

MAN LIKE ’SWOLLEN BALLOON DUE TO GAS A local man said he used to feel like a swollen balloon after meals. He would bloat full of gas and spit up acidulous liquids. Was terribly constipated. This man is one of tho hundreds who now praise ERB-HELP. He took this medicine and now eats anything without gas or bloating and bowels are regular. ERB-HF.I.P contains 12 Great H’ rbs; so don't go on suffering! Get this new medicine— Sold by all drug stores in Greencastle.

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