The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 November 1946 — Page 3

;Ht DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1946.

ns Return State Police POLIS. Nov. 4.— police department reprewar manpower tne return of the last w ho served in the , s , Col. Austin R. Kilme nt superintendent,

day.

William Kirkham, army intelligence

investigator, and Donald J. Web-, forcement officer.”

er, Petersburg, army lieutenant While several policemen were in military government, were the wounded in combat. Lieut Rex

final men to resume police dut- f >„„

icsNov. 1. Kirkham was a- i affveUe n , fomer, tne ucpariment's he Signed to Headauarters troo P«‘ an d Pur- ( sponsibilities despite

Feb. 20. 1943.

The state police official also lauded the men who carried on the department’s homefront re-

a serious

• -i—vo ucapnc a SCI lUUi

P - • due university student, was list- personnel shortage. With Indi

signed to Headquarters

embracing Marion eountv 'a,, i 7\u ^ personnel shortage. With IndiWeber to Jasper post ' I ty sSTyea^dd 8 Flvf' ^ ranking high in thc nation ’ s

six year-old Flying Fortrw» war production output, state muuuic

Praising state policemen who J' ' P orted '“'ssing April troopers played an important and*hMd’taw*texufcr'to Participated in World War II, '' or> ^ ls twenty-ninth mis- role in moving militarj% traffic I Qamed ^bronchial mucous mem

Relief At last For Your Cough

HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Anita Keller of Bridgeport was admitted to the hospital

Sunday evening.

(Treomulslon relieves promptly be- Mra - Kathleen Sutherlin of muse it goes right to the seat of the Russellville was admit ted to the

trouble to help loosen and expo ho ,.

term laden phlegm, and aid natun ,l ' spit l1 yoster day.

sion over Germany. He

held over Hoosier roads, aiding prevention of war plant sabotage and training civilian defense

Colonel Killian asserted that

“the record shows that every several air cor P s medals, man served his country on the. Barwtck was appointed to the

battle fronts wtih the same loy-j department Sept. 1, 1941, and grou P 8 ' he said -

alty and devotion as he did tlvj had patrolled in Benton county

citizens of Indiana while an en- until he entered military service LET BANNER ADS SELL IT

REELECT ALTER G. OX RUSTEE

eencastle township

kMAtJA'.VA liiUl'UUO lUCUiaranes. Tell your druggist to sell you i bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way 11 quickly allays the cough or you art

to have your money back

was admitted to the hospital Sat- j A new X-ray photometer de» urdhy. , tects in a few second spurlou* Mr. and Mr?. William Lytle.'coins or gems and finds impurFillmore. R. 1 are the parents ol itios in substances by mea.suri.ig a daughter born at the hospital deferences in their absorption of

Elmer Wells Jr., Greencastle, R. 2 was admitted to the hospital

last night.

Mrs. Crystal Huff. E. Franklin CREOMULSION 1 £ur.r‘ tM ***“ 'or Coughs, Chest Colds, B ronchitis Harold Pettit of Putnamvili.

was admitted to the hospital Sat-

urday.

Thomas Jones, Cloverdale, R. 3

mm*'

for his Second Term

ICAN TH KET.

NOV. fiTH.

ily service for the

people"

V

te is a Vote for the ContinuaGood, Efficient, Honest Townovemment and the Best of

side sqi’AKE

PHONE 1(11

ELECT JOHN (DOC)

FOR

Prosecutor

PUTNAM COUNTY

REPUBLICAN TICKET A Graduate Of Indiana Law School A Veteran Of World War 11

our Support Is Appreciated

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Ml’LLlNS DRUG STORE

Sunday afternooiv Mr. and Mrs. Edward Truex i>l Gosport are the parents of a son born yesterday at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huxley of Cloverdale are the parents of a son born at the hospital yester-

day morning.

X-rays.

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★ GREENCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE ★ ATTENDED INDIANA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ★ LIFE LONG RESIDENT OF PUTNAM COUNTY ★ OVERSEAS VETERAN OF WORLD WAR 13.

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YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED

Make Your Vote Count!

***** REMEMBER— Under the New Deal . . . There Is No Shortage ... Of Shortages...!

VOTE REPUBLICAN!

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But there ar£ shortages of a thousand things so necessary to our daily living. .. . Our economy is stalled, buried under a tremendous weight of planned confusion and bureaucratic red tape. We are ill-housed, ill-clothed, ill-fed. V/e have become a nation of scarcity, instead of abundance. And we are fired of standing in line.

For Production VOTE REPUBLICAN

WILLIAM E. JENNER A. United State. Senatorial nominee on the Republican ticket. William E. Jcnner, of Bedford, ii pledged to »ane, intelligent representation in Washington, lie is further pledged lo strike down the gaunt specters of inllation and paralyzed production, and to uproot and cast out the forces of Communistic ideologies which threaten the foundations of our government. * * • * *

* * * * * REMEMBER— Under the New Deal . . . There Is Too LITTLE Common Sense... and Too MUCH Communism. * * « * * Communism tolerates no free schools. Communism tolerates no freedom of religion. Communism tolerates no free press. Communism tolerates no free ..speech. Communism tolerates no labor unions. Communism tolerates no individual liberty. In short .. . Communism tolerates nothing ... except Communism. * * • • • For Common Sense ... VOTE REPUBLICAN. 1

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