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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1945.

MTEAU FRIDAY and SATURDAY GENE AUTRY

CHATEAU LAST TIMES TONIGHT

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Wigineors don't know what to do with it. tit gives great distance for golf balls, but is too If •ely

for the greens. FAST AM) SAFE

CINCINNATI, O. i UP) D. Ft. Shoults, vice president of Bill Aircraft Corp., Buffalo, predicts that commercial flight speeds ranging up to 500 miles an hour at 40,000 feet will be possible in I the future. He said jet propul-i sion would b<> utilized and war- j developed electronic devices will j

make flying much safer.

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DOROTHY IU • FflRlE HODGINS DON’T MISS 1ST. C HAP. OF OI K NEW SKHIAI.

Foolhall 'Greenhay Ji Chicago’ Also, “What Every Veteran Should Know"

kVHAT NOT TO DO, BY A HEADWAITKIt NEW ORLEANS. La. (UP) >on’t smoke on a dance floor. Oon’t draw’ caricatures on the

tablecloth.

Don't whistle or wave a knife «t the waiter. Don't write phone numbers on the powder room v all, and don’t order a zombie vhon you should be drinking something with less sting. Don’t do any of that if you want to be Maurice Martelle’s

“ideal restaurant customer.” Martelle, a local headwaiter. has been knocking around the world as cateier and maitre 1 I hotel for years. And now he has pigeoned neatly in a little black notebook his experiences, impressions, do’s and don’ts for

! diners.

"You’d be surprised if you knew what the waiter knows about you by the time you've finished your demi-tasse,” said

Martelle.

WHISTLER'S DELIGHT DENVER iUP) If your habit of whistling proves annoying to friends, hop the next train for Denver. The newly-organized Whistlers Club meets here regularly and its members spend the evening puckering and whistling to their heart's content. PETTY TOO LIVELY INDIANAPOLIS (UP) A General Electric representative reported to the Indiana Chamber of Commerce that a newly discovered bouncing putty Is so lively and stretchable that G. E.

GOVERNOR HOOKS OWL , BATON ROUGE, La., (UP)—; Gov. Janies H Davis, returning, from a gathering at Bunkie, La.. I stopped at a bayou and unlimbered his fly rod from his automo- j

! bile.

He whipped the fly across the | water several times. On the third j toss the 'governor hooked an. owl in the leg, j 10 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES ORDERED BY t. B. & Q. RR. I LINCOLN. Neb. (UP) Diesel' equipment costing $4,9.'f4,.'SOO will be 'delivered to the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad at Lincoln before next March. Included in the order are 100 4,000-horsepower electric passen ger locomotives and 10 power units for freight service. The engines, valued at $354,600 each, will be delivered by next Dec. 31, and the power units, costing $130,830 each by next Feb. 28. i C. B. & Q. officials reported n.. decision has been reached as to where the new equipment will be '

used.

toil SALE THE BUILDIHG AND BUSINESS Know As I* o v it t s (■ a r a g e Parkersburg, Indiana on State Road 43. 12 Miles south of C'niwf<>rds\llle 1(1 miles north of Gre-encastlo This is u good mmlleni building, on a well travelled highway, at a location that has enjoyed an increasingly profitable business for twenty-five years, There is already plenty of business, but the owner lias other Inti-rests, and newts nmre time to dig gravel and feed livestock. The garage is complete in all details, with good water system, cement front drives, plenty of (larking s|iace, and other modern facilities and conveniences. This is a real op|Nirtunity for some ambitious ami energetic man to get inlo an already well estsiblished, |irofitahle and sound business in a good location. WILL SELL FOR CASH OR TRADE FOR FARM SEE aloxzo Sole Agent. Wuveland, Indiana

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Always in GOOD TASTE since 1885

VONCASTLE COMING FRIDAY and SATURDAY

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got his head caught in a glass | ty judges at the Indianapolis jar. The animal took out through probate court and asked if the brush when Wells shot at it. seme tody would perform a mar-

with th,' glass jar still around it ■

head.

LEGALLY WED INMLANAPOLIS (UPl A young to Idler and his bride wenarried legally when they .strolled into a meeting of coun-

SUMMER’S GONE LAKE CHARLES. La., (UP) . ! The first annual playgunmd i parade and all-day festival re- | cently marked the close of the ' summer activities of the Lake ! Charles recreation commission. 1 Some 500 local children took ! part in the celebration, each I loaded down with as much ath- * letic equipment as he or she could carry as they marched in, the parade. SKUNK IN A JAM LARAMIE, Wyo. (UP)—Tom Wells, Laramie businessman has a part interest in a skunk whi.h invaded his suburban home, but really doesn’t care whether he collects. The skunk snooped around the place and

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Planned Spending

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Planned Saving

Play A Big Part In Winning The War

Two of the best ways in which all of us can help ouf Country right now are to plan our spending and to plan our

saving.

Our Government’s war efforts, you see, require the purchase of vast stores of materials which ordinarily go into the manufacture of things we, ourselves, use. In many cases, there are .lot enough of these materials to supply bo.'h the Government and the public. That's why shortages are occurring—why prices nave gone up. Each dollar you save, instead of spend, keeps you out t)f competition with the Government as it seeks materials... and

helps hold prices down ro more reasonable levels.

^ s Uncle Sam does not ex - j| |>cct you to deny yourself

the real necessities of life.

PIAN YOU* jpjfjoiNG

Buy them. But plan your spending. Buy sensibly. And remember that unnecessary and extravagant spending is a blow to the War Effort. A blow to you, too, because unnecessary spending helps send prices up ... helps decrease the value of

everybody’s dollars.

Planned spending, of course, means planned saving. The two go hand in hand. Take a pencil and work out your own plan in black and white. You will then have a method behind your spending, your saving. You can then set up your own quota for War Bond buying. You can determine how much you are able to salt away in

your bank account every week. Then you’ll be putting up a good fight on the Home Front for the winning

of the war.

Help the nation’s efforts to keep your living costs DOWN, the buying power of your dollar UP ■ 1 hi* advertisement is apfruxee! by tin Office of Economic Stabilhbition.

CONTRIBUTED IN THE INTEREST OF PUTNAM COUNTY’S FUTURE. Central National Bank ([jifst-Citizens Bank And Trust Co.

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ri ige ceremony for them. Iudg<

Dun V. White obliged and all the judges present signed as

witnesses. Miss Margaret FOREST RANGER OUTWITS I’ESKY WOODPECKERS NEWHALL, Cal. (UPl

Man’s friend, the wodpecker, betanie u definite menace to the forest fire prevention efforts of Rangel Joe Ozanne, but he has

found a solution.

Ailjoining Ozajine’s lonely lookout station at Quail Lake is a huge water tank storing precious fluid for use in fighting fives. Ozanne thought only he knew that the tank is made of wood (unlike most of the metal tanks in the county), but the birds told him he was wrong. The comical-looking woodpeckers began attacking th i

tank, slowly at first because there were just a few of them, ’[hen the word got around and the tank literally crawled with the girds. The holes became more numerous and deeper. Despei ately, Ozanne hurled rocks, hoping to drive the birds off but hail no success. Finally, an emergency call to Ranger Les Percy in Los Angeles brought the trouble-shooter to the scene of the crime. He ordered cleats nailed around the outside of the tank and smallmesh chicken net stretched around the cleats. This maneuver has stopped th--woodpeckers, has probably saved i nert-s of timber, and now Ozanne hopes (he birds keep their big noses out of his business. PURPLE HEART DELAY FARMER Q'TY. 111. (Ui?) E. D. Wrightcnan fought in the first World War and was wofind- . ed during a battle in the Argonne, Exactly 27 years and one day later Oct. 5, 1945—he received the award of the Purple Heart.

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11 Philip Dorn, popular leadi: - .” man. plays a hard-bitten, exDutch flyer In Warners’ "Escape In The Desert,” currently at th' Voncastle. Helmut Dantine, Jean Sullivan, Alan Halo, Irene Man. ning and Samuel S. Hinds are also featured in the film.

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HIGH CHAIR WINS MILLER, Neb. (UP) Larry Taylor plunged seven stories from a Florida hotel room two years ago and suftered onlv

minor bruises. H wasn't fortunate in his latest pin The three-year-old toppled i his high chair and fracturisi shoulder.

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and now Thanksgiving 1 .

• For more reasons than ever before. Thanksgiving Day will be dear to American hearts this year. Hut even though the fearsome battles are over, it doesn’t mean every family will be united. Many gave their lives to keep America free . . . still others can’t return until the job is finally finished. Meanwhile, we on the home front w ill go on doing things we can to help the world iclearn to live in Peace. One thing we all know ... it took war bond dol-

lars to fight. It will take many more to cure. The chance for every wounded veteran to gain full recovery is up to us to help provide. Wc knov/, too, that every war bond we buy now will help head off inflation and help build toward our ow n future security. But most important of all, our war bond dollars will help speed the day when all our boys can spend Thanksgiving at home.

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