The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 June 1945 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, l y4 ^

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WOKKEfttt STKIKK |said that the workers voted to .— — strike after the dismissal of two SOUTH BEND, Ind., June 13 men for failure to do their job. (UP)- Officials of the iiintam | The strikers said they would stay |

Bearing Division of the Torring- away from their jobs until the ton •Company, said today that, two employes were reinstated. 1500 employes of the plant have Union officials made

been on strike since Monday af- ment.

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FORCED LANDING

CONNERSVILLE, Ind., June 13 (UP) Aforced landing on a golf course yesterday resulted in minor injuries to Everett Hider,

Spokesmen for the

com party willing to arbitrate the matter.

religious suit

CHAMPAIGN, 111., June 13.t UP)—Hcigious leaders rallied behind the Champaign school board today for a “finish fight" against a suit filed by a Uuiver siiy of Illinois instructor seeking to halt religious education class-

_ es in the public schools. The inalone when engine trouble forced structor, a woman, said that .^h''

crash landing, j eondiders aeligious worship “a

:;8, Marion, when his plane

crashed into some trees,

no com jtij cri a member of the Marion

1 Aviation Club, was on a flight

The company said that it was

him to make a

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chronic disease of the imagination contracted in childhood." The suit was filed by Mrs. Vashti CcCollum, a physical education instructor at the university, who claimed her 10-year-old son, James Terry, was “embarrassed’’ because he was the oniy child in his class not taking the course. j REJECTS INVITATION LONDON, June 13.—(UP) — ; Julian Zakowski, one of three Ijondon Polish leaders invited by the Big Three to a conference on the Polish question in Moscow, rejected the invitation today. CONTRACT CANCELLED | SOUTH BEND, Ind., June 13. (UP)—Aimy and Studebaker (Corporation officials today anInounced cancellation of a $100 000 000 contract for production of two and one-half-ton cargo trucks, effective July 31. Studebaker officials said that the cancellation would niak> necessary the lay-off of about 5,000 employees by August 1, reducing company employment from 14,000 in May to 5,000 in August. Col. John Slezak, chief of the Chicago Ordnance District, sail! that the cutback was made necessary in keeping witn require-

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CONTINUES TO( It INDIANAPOLIS, June 13 (UP)—Sir Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of Pein Jim, . .. itinued a national tour o.i, after visiting tin Kli lally and Company Biolo. leal I. i",ra ; here yesterday. Kh ming, a Scotchman, visited Terre Haute and Lafayette before in- came to Indianapolis. TO ATTEND It A LI. V MARION, Ind., June 1 : (UP)

Indiana State Police cars will bring Ernie Pyle's father and his “Aunt Mary" here from their home in Dana Friday for a Seventh War Loan rally. For It KILLED CHICAGO Heights, III.. June 13. (UP) Four teen-aged youths were killed eaily today when the automobile in which they were riding crashed into a freight train. A fifth passenger was seriously injured.

EVERY CAR that goes off the road its America where it hurts! ! But that can’t happen to your car? /lister, do you realize that 5,000 cars a ay are being hauled off to the junk-yard! i That’s why your Uncle Sam has never topped urging you to Care lor Your ar For Your Country! | As a patriotic American who wants to et every bit of use possible out of his ar, you'll want to do your bit—and your ] 'hillips 66 Service Man will gladly meet cm more than half way! Take your car in to him regularly— nee a week if possible. He'll help make lose precious tires of yours last longer y checking air pressure . .. spotting cuts, luises, nail holes . . . warning you when !s time for a recap. Also, he’ll check your

battery, air filter, and cooling system. Most iiiijtortaut of all, make sure your car gets regular, point-by-point lubrication with the type of lubricants specified by the maker of your car. And when your Phillips 66 Service Man reminds you that a seasonal oil change is due—heed his words. They’re mighty important to you right now! The Phillips 66 Service Man—your neighbor—has a big stake in the future of America s cars. He knows, better than most folks, just how close many cars are to becoming useless—and how many of them can be saved. So availyo«ne//of the Pliillips Car-Saving and Tire-Saving Service at your nearest Pliillips 66 Shield . , . the sign of famous Phillips 66 Gasoline and Phillips 66 Motor Oil.

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Wife No. 8 is the status of lovel.\ Jane Farrar in the life of Charles Arnt, featured in Parana Hint's current attraction a; the Voncastle Theatre, "Double Exposure." Nancy • Kelly arid Chester Maris co-star in the comic-mystery.

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