The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 September 1945 — Page 3

1HE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1945.

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j[ rS Eva Duncar. of Fillmore v cited her biother. Mr. and Mrs.

xJen Hanks Monday.

jj, and Mrs. Harve Bresslor an j and Mrs. Burl Reiter " nd family of Roachdale went t.o Poland Sunday to visit their mother, Mrs. Maggie Reiter and their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beaman who were home from St.

Louis on a vacation.

Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Zaire Gentry and children * vere Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Kelfor and family of Indianapolis. Mrs. Walter Masten and daughter and Mrs. Myrtle Allen

Pvt. Max Glitz of Morton and Miss Retha Wiley of Clinton Fall and Cpl. Harold Hoffman and friend from Chanute Field

111.

Stanley Lewman accompanied

William Hurst to Spr ngfield. Mo., last week end and visited with his brother. Lt. Richard J. Eewman who is stationed there.

Mis. Walter Green and chil-

dren and Mrs. Chas. Coffman and son from Hazelrigg vi.ited Mr. Coffman's parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Oscar Coffman Friday. ^Visitors of M,ts. Roy Smith

Wednesday were Mrs. James Worley and daughter, Anna

Ruth, west of Bambridi

Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Flora Lewman

Monday night with her sister.

Mis. Fred Boatman.

I>oncvan Hendrich and three cf his school mates enjoyed a pleasant trip recently when they visited eight of tne southern states and stopped in St. Louis to attend two baseball games. When the boys reached Look Out Mountain it was foggy and this ruined their opportunity to view Ur.' several states from this high

point.

. , • . , ■ wasa ox uainondgc and

attende i tire fair at Covington j ^icir guests Mr Horace Wr it

High-j “ rrrr ■* <»

Detroit.

Mr.

! gress that we should maintain a spent peace-time combat fleet of 1,079

vessels.

Neither chairman committed

himself to the program, each explaining, however, tha^ it represented the desires of the navy and would be examined in pro-

jected committee hearings. These hearings, the chairman

said, will be thorough. They are expected to show congress what changes it will "be necessary to mak in the structure and organization of the navy due to probable emergence of new weapons en ploying tliQ principles of the

i bot an‘d atomic bombs." S rnre experts insist that the

Atomic bomb dropped by landbased aircraft has made the

World War II Navy obsolete. The peace time navy suggest-

SHOE RATION OFF tJ. S. POSSESSIONS

SULLIVAN’S SOT. DECKAHD LOWERS JAP KOREA FLAG

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—j KEIJO, KOREA, Sept. 10 — Residents of United States terri-j rUPl After the Japanese for tories, possessions and depend-1 mally surrendered southern

FOR SALE: Blue* Damson Plums, Sugar Pears and apiples. McCullough Orchards. 7-tf.

-Heal Estate-

TIIi NAVY PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (UP) The Navy today committed L-

a battleship-carrier sea

Dough and son of Anderson spent I daughter, Detroit ' “ ‘defen^ in a move certain to proHov until Mnnrlav , * i voke a oitter national* fontro-

Mr. and Mrs. Damor t ^ future tmcti " " f ; ll,, aily 13 afloat or Prized

nd SO i ni ’ and Mr - an d Mrs. A'- ’and-1 rsed aircraft and the‘ ar ' ,J nu,st 11 actually has been unir Gillz attended the auction Atomic bomb. >' n combat. It would be divided Mle and program at Pleasant The armed sendees are moving into three units, one in active Gardens last week. today toward an upheaval of Mis- j service and ready for emergency,

C. E. Hdlis of New York City, pute, reorganization and devclopw ho was here to attend the ment of new strategy unprecedO Hair reunion, made a short call ented in our mihtary history. The ctr Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reeves always alert navy made the first Sunday evening. > formal move today through the Mrs. Edith Sallust visited her | chairman of the senate and mother, Mrs. Mary Proctor of house naval affairs committee. Fillmore, one day last week. Chairman David I. Walsh, D„ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bartley anti Mass., and chairman Carl Vinsen, Roy Dwight og Muncie an I son, D, Ga., announced jointly

Modlin and baby. On Sunday they went to Roachdale to see Mrs. Sam Modlin, their grandmother. who has been ill for

jonre time.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giltz an son Benton entertained the following for dinner last Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Carry McCullough, Mrs. Ruth Penman and children Luella and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. joe Harris and daughter, June and Miss Althea Pow of Brazil;

encies now may buy shoes here without payment of ration stamps. The OPA so ruled today, explaining that this will permit them to order shoes by mail. It also will permit friends and relatives to send shoes to them. Th ' shoe dealer, however, will have to do the actual mailing.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

one partially manned as a reserve fleet and one deconrmission-

l‘J but available.

The greatest dispute will arise

around the battleship

Jesse L. Reibsomer, etux to Willard E. Umbreit, etux, land in Greencastle twp. $1. Roscoe R. Zeiner ,etal to Verna E. Zeiner, land in, Floy 1 twp. $1. Albert L. McFerran, etux to Oren G. Kivitt, etux, land In Franklin twp. $1.

GEN. WAINWRIGHT

ICoullDurd from I'lut* One)

. proposal ly on Market Street under a

for a force of 18. The navy wants‘bright, California sun. In the thi e large carriers of 42,000 vanguard of a great procession tons, 24 of 27,000 tons and 79, of marches, the lean hero of ■ -wort carriers. Other classifies-. Corregidor waved and smiled at

cions are: 3

Korea the Japanese flag was pulled town from the palace by S-Sgt. Garland Deckard, Sullivan,, Jnd. The American Flag was raised by l.-fc. Jimmie Smith, IM,onroe, Mich.; S-Sgt. Frank Casteel. McHenry, Ky., and S-Sgt. Tedfoe Sikolsner, Twist, Wash., ad members of the Seventh Divi-

sion.

FOR SALE: 5 Polled Hereford bulls, first come, first choice. IMoyd M. Surber. 2 mile west Bainbridge on 36. 7-3p

A few Electric and Battery type fence chargers left. Will sell at liberal discount while they last. R. E. Knoll. Phone 60. 8-10-11-12-4.1

HOSPITAL NOTES

Mr. and Mrs

are the parents of a daughter, born Monday morning.

Miss Janet

I FOR SALE: 5 foot Hudson I galvanized flock feeders $3.20; 5 gallon galvanized poultry fount ;$3.45; pump jacks $38.75 comjplete; 30 gallons all metal autojatic water heater $71.25; 20 gallion size $56.25; heavy metal

Orville Becklcy y/ork bench and tool chest (this

week only) $24.50; FairbanksMorse automatic water systems

Hammond, Green- $81.25 up; 5 gallon cattle fly

castle, was admitted to the hos- spray $4.25; Block salt 55c; galpital this morning. jvanized funnels 65c to $1.80;

Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Scott of [yard brooms $1.39 up; metal

Crawfordsvllle are the parent; ( room registers and cold air regof a daughter, born Sunday at irter covers; throw rugs (all sizthe Putnam County Hospital. jes and colors) this week only

Mrs. Amelia Blackwood of $1.25 and $1.59; Bicycle padlocks

Akron, Ohio, was dismissed from :23c; Oakes galvanized stock the hospital Sunday. | tixiiks $12.00 to $22.00; 47 inch j Mr .and Mrs. Herman Smith [field fence six inch stay; Barbed of Danville are the parents of a wire $4.25 a spool. ETCHESON i daughter born at the Putnam' HARDWARE AND FURNI-

f i County Hospital, Sunday night. TURK CO., Bainbiidge. 5-6t. . . „ large cruisers, 31 what may have been the greatest Miss Betty Riedel of Akron,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank I harp of In- m . and Mrs. Gh : n Nichols an i that they would introduce today heavy cruisers, 48 light cruisers, crowd ever assembled in San 1

uianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry j daughter of Fillmore called on Giltz, Norma and Baibara and Mr. and Mrs. Will m Lukenbill

con ui rent resolutions which destroyers, 296 destroyer es-. Francisca

the

FOFt SALE: Registered Short-

horn bull, 14 months old. Everett

would express the sense of con- corts an<J 200 submarines.

Peaches Galore! Peaches for Pies! Desserts! Canning!: ■ m mm* mam mm _ r'm 'mm Its a Camraal of PERMS xUUP(

Luscious-ripe . . . juicy-sweet . . . these ore Peaches your whole family are sure to enjoy. And you can enjoy them tho year round, too—by homecanning a goodly supply, now. It's ever so easy—ond thrifty, too, at A&P's low price.

IS THE TIME TO CAN U. S. No. 1 Gnde-2-b. Minimum GOLDEN-RIPE MICHIGAN ELBERTA PEACHES $3.29

4 lbs. 29 Cents

Bushel

I Chief of Police Charles Dullea | ■ estimated the throng along the line of march at 250,000 persons. 1 j This was America’s welcome j to Wainwright, the symbol of | triumphant United States mill-! tary might, and the throngs that jammed the center of the city roared a jubilant greeting to the skinny man who is only three

Ohio, was discharged from

hospital Sunday. 'Yancey, Hi miles south of MorMrs. Vivian Sanders and baby ton. 5-7-10-3p

were discharged from the hos-

pital Sunday.

The Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose held their annual picnic Sunday. Sept 2, at the home of Oral Sutherlin. A basket dinner was served and

weeks out of a Manchurian pns- & ames wpl 'e played. Later in the

afternoon iced watermelon was

FOR SALE: Jonathon Delicious and Grimes Golden apples. Buchheit Orchards, eod-tf.

FOR SALE: Pure bred Shropshire Ram and ram lambs. Poland China Spring Males. One yearling, good. O. M. Thomas,• Morton. 7-10-12-3p.

served.

Classified Ads -For SaleFOR SALE: Ladies brown fur coat, size 14, also electric iron. Call at 611 East Seminary.

10-lt

on camp.

i Behind Wainwright was a twomile procession of soldiers, sailors, marines, WACs, WAVES, Coast Guardsmen, SPARs, merchant mariners and others who were caught incoming or going at this Pacific war port. Fleets of United States Army Air Forces Lightning fighters flashed low overhead and ‘dipped their wings in salute. The crowd saved its greatest welcome for the climatic moment when Wainwright stepped out of his limousine and mounted the reviewing stand in front of the

City Hall.

; At his side were his son. Cmdr. for SALE: A living room Jonathan M. Wainwright, Mer- su jte. See Fred Reed, 4 1-2 miles chant Marine officer; Mayor n. W. of Greencastle. 1,0-lp. Roger Lapham; his chief of staff j —

and fellow prisoners of war, Brig. Lewis C. Beebe; Maj. Gen. H. C. i Pratt, commanding general, ,

Nice white peaches, $2.00 per I ushel. Bring baskets. Roy Fei rand farm. 10-2p. j FOR SALE: Double tub stand I and wringer, see John Tharp in alley. 10-lp

FOR SALE: Twenty Putntim county farm. All sizes. Write for list. C. N. Phillips, Real Estate, Fillmore, o 13-eod-lTt FOR SALE: 3 room house and four lots. Complete with electricity and good well. Commercial Place. Raymond Talley, R. 3. 10-3p.

FOR SALE: Four room semimodern house on South College Avenue. Bath, small basement, hard wood floors. Possession at once. Call or see Hairy H. Talbott, Greencastle, Indiana. 16 ! j North Jackson street. 10-3L

FOR SALE: A 90 acre farm i" jood .^cation, 50 acres tillable. Six room house, barn, grade A milk house, chicken house, cribs, etc. Electricty in all buildings. Price $8500.00. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 10-6t.

-Miscellaneous-

NOTICE: We are coming With more peaches on Thursday, Sept. 13, down at Reeves station, north of railioad, on state road 43. Prices right. Bring baskets an l get a full bushel. Ross Paris. 6-6>i. Buy your electric sweeper of a company which is now making deliveries and has been for some time. Electrolux Sales, Servire and Supplies. Nel Johnson, Elnora, Indiana. 7-3p.

We have parts for L-erfection Kerosene stoves. Miller's Hardware and Appliances. Authorized Perfection Dealer. 10-eod-tf

FOR SALE: White Rock fries. Third house on cemetery road, also young hens. Elmer A. Wells. 10-3p.

FOR SALE: 5 lambs. Paul T.

487-W.

Cheviot buck Allen, Phone

10-tf.

FOR SALE: 135, ’ year old White Rock hens, extra good layers from Paul Riley flock, j

Mrs. Ralph Clodfolter, Bain- ! FOR SALE: Nice canning tobridge. 10-2t. I matoes. Orders filled as re-

ceived. Please bring basket and can deliver. Price $1.50 a bu. W. F. (Mont) Surber, 513 Bloomington St. 10-12-2t.

SPECIAL

. Western Defense Command, and Rear Adm. Carleton Wright,' 1 commandant, Western sea fron-:

tier.

j Wainwright stood without his cane at the reviewing stand, but J he was plainly weary from the [strain of his transpacific flight! 1 and the strenuous round of wel-!

, conies.

In addition, he was troubled by) an abscessed tooth. His jaw was : ~ swollen and the smiles came with

i effort.

| As each marching unit moved by, he snapped smartly to atten- ( [tion and saluted. Between units he rested briefly in his chair. ' “Do you believe now the people of San Francisco love you?’’ he | was asked. Solemnly, he answered: ’’I surely do."

THIS WEEK ONLY

$35

CEDAR CHESTS

$250. Moth

Insurance Policy

ART FURNITURE CO. NOKTHSIDE square

FOR SALE: Good 2 wheel trailer, 2 miles So. Cement Plant. Harold Bosen. 10-2p.

FOR SALE: Six milk cows by Fred Thralls, two miles southwest of Groveland. 10-4p. FOR SALE: International corn binder, in good condition. Nick Larkin. Cloverdale. R. R. 2. I0-3p, FOR,SALE: Apples and Sugar Peais at McCullough’s Orchard. 10-tf.

PEARL HARBOR PROBE EQUALITY IS DEMANDED

WE BUY CHICKENS! CALL US AND WE WILL

COME OUT

If ottr prices do not p><-ase you are not obligated to sell 0|K>n Daily 8 to 6

PHONE 80

Putnam County POULTRY AND EGG CO.

FOR SALE: English Pony saddle and biidle, like new. $35. Juana-Max Stables. Phone 494-J. 10-2)1.

REFRIGERATION Instruction, Male. Shortage of men for installation and repair work. The need for trained me l to overhaul and install refrigeration and air conditioning equipment is urgent. If you are mechanically Inclined and have a fair education, look into this big pay trade. Learn how you can get this training in spare time or evenings. No interference with present job. For full information write at once, give name, address, etc. Utilities Inst., Box PHG, c o Banner. 10-2p.

MONEY TO LOAN pn farms at 4' r interest to run for 5-10 years. Will r.oan on City or Suburban homes at 5', interest and payable by the month or year. Call or see Harry H. Talbott. 16^ North Jackson. 10-tf. NOTICE! Don't forget the Fish Fry, Friday and Saturday, Sept 14 and 15. Free entertain ment. Everyone welcome. 10-11-14 3.t

■\V anted-

WANTED. Retail clerk, experienced in wind, w decorating. Write Box E. Banner. 10-1 l-2t

WANTED: Three room unfurnished apartment. Young couple. Box W. C. Banner. 7-4 p

FOR SALE: Golden Bantam sweet corn. Cecil H. Brown. Phone 16S15. 10-2t.

FOR SALE: Canning tomatoes. 503 Maple. Joe Ellis. Phone 333-R. 10-lp

>>iT I'v*.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (UP) —Republicans again served notice today that they will demand equal representation on the joint Senate-House committee named to investigate the Pearl Harbor disaster from beginning

end.

House Republican Leader Joseph W .Martin, Jr., told the United Press that when this most controversial of current issues comes before the House, “we are going to fight for 50-50 representation.” The Senate already has approved a resolution by Majority! Leader Alben W. Barkley calling for a *25,000 inquiry by a ten-1 man committee. It provides for six Democrats and four Republi-1

cans.

Secretary James V. Forrestal earlier desclosed that he had offered an open court martial to Rear Adm. Husband E. Kimmel, former naval commander at Pearl Harbor, who with Maj. Gen. Walter C Short, Army com- i mander there in 1941, has long j been identified in the public mind I with the disaster. Furthermore, Forrestal said his department would comply with the senator’s request for the complete files. Whether Kimmel will accept the offer was not Immediately known. The Army has not offered Short a court marital.

If you need to

FOR SALE: Large roo.ny, .omfortable overstaffed chai:\ blue velour, good clean slip I covers, steel springs, delivered in town for only $9.40. Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 10-lp.

WANTED: Trees to take down and tree trimming by experienced man. Call in person at 803 Crown St.. Greencastle, Ind.

Ice box or electric refrigerator wanted. Please call 429-W. 8-3t. WANTED: 1933 or 34, Plymouth any condiLm. 138 W. Berry St. Phone 753-R. 10-2p

WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle. Charges paid. John Wachte) Company. sod

Due To Monthly Losses

If you lose so much durlne monthly periods that you feel so weak. "clmBRed out" this may be due to low blood-iron —bo try Lydia E. Plnkham’s tablets— one of the greatest blood-iron tonics you can buy. Pinkhran’s Tablets are also famous to help relieve symptoms of monthly functional disturbances.

Follow label directions.

Ivdia E. PiiMap’s VAftMBTS

DRY CLEANING

FOR SALE: Small restaurant. Doing nice business. See Edgar White at 19 Franklin. 10-3p.

WANTED To buy corn at ceiling price. Poor and Miller Company. 28-29-31-3-5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 12t.

APPLES: At Murydale Orchard. Most varieties. Six miles southeast of Cloverdale. On county line road. 10-12-14-17-19-21-24-26-28-l-3-5-12p. MOR SALE: One maple baby Led. 616 East Seminary. Phone 831-R. 10-2p.

EXPERIENCED WORKERS. SPECIAL CARE GIVEN BY MONITE MOTH PROOFING IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF PROTECTION. Kindly cooperate with your Government by turning in your old hangers. Cash and Carry IDEAL Cleaners

FOR SALE; 76 head of hogs. Lot of good cattle, at Ctoverdal.j Sale Barn, Sept. 11. 10-2p,

FOR SALE; Day-bed spring and mattress. ’ Mahogany gate leg table, Hutoh cabinet, white enamel drop leaf table. Chest of drawers. Can. be seen all day Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoon. 908 South Locust Street 10-lp.

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c i« iit’rc uy nit

undersigned has been uppi by thi- Clerk id the Circuit of Putnam County. State of

MITK r. OK \IMIIMSTIt \TM»\ Notli-e Is here by given that the

appointed

Court

ounty. State of Indi-

ana, Administratrix of tin- estate of James K. Long late of Putnam

County, deee:iled.

Said estate is supposed to be

solvent.

Alma Oruce Call. Administratrix

No. stir.;).

Orner C. Akers. Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Hughes .V llURhes, Attorneys. S-ilt.

WANTED: Us.\i cur, 193,0 uP. See John Powers, 90-1, Crown St. 10-lp.

WANTED: Married farm hand. Yoat round work. John Harbison. Russellville. 10-6p. WANTED TO BUY: Team of work horses or will trade gentle 4 yr. old saddle horse. Phone 494-J. 10-2p.

WANTED: To rent three or four room furnished apartment. Box J. Banner. 10-2p.

- LOST -

LOST: Silver pin, name Phyllis. Was a gift. Please return. Rewatd. 211 West Franklin street. Phone 316. 10-lp.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: E’urnished four room apartment. Adults. Ca’l 795-W. 10-lt.

FOR RENT: Pasture for 30 head of cattle. See Fred Reed, 4 1-2 miles north west of Greencastle. 10-2p.

MANNER ADS GET RESULT?!