The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 November 1946 — Page 3

Is Awaiting man's Return

.HE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1946.

gH lNfiTON. Nov. 5. (UP)

pnce. Mo., on Wednesday. nor* of „

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essential clothine. automobiles day. steel, coal and other important

i items still in short supply.

Approximately one thousand veterans have complied with the

' p . tod ay was awattlnR portrr,s a PP°»l it plain regmlaUnt's to date, which is t 0 , n of resident Truman' ^ ( aKain ‘b"* ^oontro, policy 10 per cent of those estimated whether the admin-'* beins «‘«'n.n.stered by Steel- who must file. Veterans who ' -till wants a rear-guard MOt 01 A. Last week, haw enrolled In schools or on-the

• option I StfCln ' Hn overruleil OPA in de-

air»iV ut >'' f,f,uon - 1 controlling under a presidential Uather

ite to speed the decontrol hut highly essential com- |( . |,as asked the White t i, issue a list of items it thinks must be •'kept

control indefinitely.

t . Administrator Paul A. has app< sled to ReconDirector John R. Steel0 i S( , uc the list within a

what he eall-

to the Veterans Administrati m, A'tention. Chief of Registratl>n. ’ll South Pennsylvania St:.et, i.uiianap dis 4, Indiana. Martha Kldpath I*. T. A. I njoys Oeimuistration

job training programs since mid-

shoes. hides and August should have filed r -

| 1 orts of estia a ted earnings at

, Consequently, OPA officials the time of enroll rent. If not said, the agency now has no way they should file at once are to The VA -urged all veterans wh , aUI e< * uo * tion was K ,wn

have ree-:vaa notices with their subsistence cheeks to act imi ediately if they wish to receive checks without an 'rcerruptein.

i ^ mi M ■ Viteran.s who have lost or miiln Flip Ronnrtc Chi lerms nav report their mi.i.

:l '?s bv letter. They must giv.i

iys to renio\e wnai ne can ^ j ;p,j r j u ]j nanle address, "C" f 1 ;,. -biggest threat to stabil- | Thousands of Indiana veterans number, place of training and,

•• steelman intends no face being cut off from subsis-'

Classified Ads

FOR SAUK: Rope

A-l condition. Phono Roachdal* 1 oi tin. Aithur Witt. 4-no.

The Martha J. Ridpath P. T A. hold its November moctin.; Friday, Nov. 1st. in the s< lOo! auditorium. The devotions an I

program wi re given by the 41 i •" OR SALE: Registered Duro, and 5th grades. A demons tr.i-i n,al1 ' * - vrs - Sell or tion of a projector used in visunlj uU> for P'd-phrod Duroc male. I

FOR SALE: 4 room semimodem house with lot in FU1-

j more iq good condition. Sec Herh FOR SALE: Warm Morning ( Smith, across from the house, heater, good condition. Arthur; l-4t j Weller. 1-4 mile north of Bain- — bpblp,, 4-"pl PTIR SALE: New bed and

________ ( mattress, range, garden hose. r gas range, | Alasaa seal eoat, .id, Mavilan I

plates. 142 West Beiry St. l-5p.

WAN TED TO KENT: House Sometning New Has Been Adder apartment, with at least two ed: We now have a lathe and an bedrooms. No children Inquire ! experienced operator. Your lathe

Box 33, Banner

5-2t.

FOR SALK: Baby buggy, maternity dress size 14-16. Phone 638-R. 11 Chestnut SI. 2-3p.

of knowing which items remain under control.

Veterans Fail

.. To File Reports

Eastern Sar

To Meet Wednesday The Greencastle Chapter oi the Order of Eastern Star wlii meet in regular session Wed ie<day evening at 7:30 o’clock.

I., mile east of Mt. Rond 40. K. Males.

Me rid in • ’ p OR SALE: Table and chairs, ( 9x12 nig, gas stove, some chairs. ' Phone 713-W. Call after 4 p. ni.

WANTED: Waitress for d.iv ' oik Apply in person. VVh'ti Way. 5-2t

work will be expertly handled at our shop. Manford Craver, Welding and Repair Service, 208 N. Jackson St., Greencastle, Indl ana. ll-28p.

WANTED: Farm help. Room,-

an! hoard furnished. Russell Day,' Coatesvllle, Ri.wte 2. Phone New Winchester. 5-7-0-3p

Th,-

hides.

host price paid for beef A. & S. Junk Yard. 24-’f.

OPEN FOR IU SINKSS We 1-

WANTED DESIRABLE , ' 1 'iistoni ROOM APARTMFNT WII ' .'I'lUghtering I hone Bi ick Chaptil

PAY $65.00 TO $75.00 A MONTH. ADDRESS BOX 534.

for date. C. K. Priest.

FOR SALE: 1941 Lincoln

fcophyr, 4 door sedan, clean car for low ceiling: also 1945. 25 ft.

Shult house trailer tiirei

2-tf. | DAILY BANNER.

5-3t.

FOR SALK: Holstein cow 51 WANTED: To rent 2 or 3 bedI years old, milking heavy, ext, r room house or apartment. All

^.'2'rvs ^

F. E

Inn, Road 40. R. Males. 4-2p.

,, th, inquest until Mr. j tence rolls November 6 as the returns from Indepen 1- suit of their failure to fib a

Oy the month, their earnings f ,r i - Avgust, September and October. n ' Letters should be address 'd

| FOR SALK

NO HUNTING signs available| shorthorn cow

Young an,I calf.

fresh

100

at The Daily Banner office.

| White Rock pullets, AAA,

lay, young bird dog, English

FOR SALE: Fries. 400 Barr dj FEMALE HELP WANTED: Rocks. 1500 Barred Rocks, 2-6-9: l manager to sell, hire, and weeks old. R. l. Cloverdalc, 31.1 train ladie* to sell Maisonette | miles southwest of Cloverdale,! r rocks. Write Box 455, Terr" I Road 42 hie sien in vnrd H11 v- Haute, Ind. 50-61.

Road 42, big sign in yard, Hux-

sotter, registered. Dewey Smith! ^ n Pa,m ’ 1 I WANTED: Black walnut on old Lee w,.od farm, north for SALE: 80 White Leghorn " n >s if they are dry. Must west of Greencastle on Route 4 J hens and pullets, Jaying. R. 1 1 have them by Nov 15th. D. E.

4-4p. 1 ClownStatu ro«l< 1 4'J, !] 1 •.

I miles southwest of Cloverdale l ' 1, on **’ 2-3p

l’OI( SALE at TTvrilt Shop ”ou , , ,, , „ . , ^ 1 ,1 big sign in yard Huxley Chick

en Farm. 4-3t

xorur: m i i\u, snin.K-

ui: vi or i> r \tk

NiiTIi’T IS 11 Kit KIO CIVKN lo I Iti t’i .’<1 i 14*is. Ili'irs I .utfH tf’c.-i oi* l!\til> I’ni rish, tlooeaxotl to apI •• ir in iii< IMitiiaui t'iruuit t’ourt, hi'ld i| t i ii »m« ast It. Imli.iua. t*ti I • _*7 il.iv • • l \o\« ni1»» r. I!M'*. nml ' - I\o\\ «. is. if iinv. \vh\ I hr I' I X A11 S i: | | I.I .VI ||:xt \ * ‘t M NTH with

I thr 10-1:11. sai.l tlr.'. th nt .should

nt,»t !"• approvutl. aiul Hiiifl hull s i.' Mt.tifitMl t<» ilion anil th<• r<* innkf proof nt hi irshtp. and rfut ivt* their

tlisi vH»m lv,- shaft s.

I m a In ti tii • rs« Ailm j x. <\ T. A. WIINKSS. th*- t’lnk of said < Viiii this day of November,

1 hi.

nnii r r Akrrs, rink of Putnam ('hn'ii t’ourl. No. m r.r. • Uvull. Ml> ' -9

the alley" 206 .Spring Ave., 2 Numdah rugs, white, hi/e 4x6 ft

2 Wilton rugs, si/e 6\9 ft. and; FOR SALE: New 5x5 ft., good cotton mattre«h, l oil stove, 5 burner and built in fall size, hinall desk. 2 ronndi oven. Charles Ganlnet Russelltaldeh, $1 inch. Do not phone. | ville, Ind. 4-2p.

4-2t.

You can make that davenport look like new with Finu Foam. Stop N’ Shop. It.

FOR SALE: heating stove.

! Williamson, southwest of clover-' ,N,M ' N ' , ‘ OI IS ** T(H K

Hogs 9.000: open fairly active, | bit'r trade rather slow; good ' and I'hoice barrows and giRa | j lacUcally all weights 50c high «mt $23.50; sows about steady.

| largely $21.50-$22„ few light \\ AN TED: \l Thrift Shop, old to $22 60

pieces »l brass and eop|M‘r and

• kltil

I.I N. ( I.AA Alt.H SED

WANTED: Waitress. Pait or full time work. Baron’s Midway

Pcrfecti m 1 Rcstaunint, junction of 43 and

' 40. Phone 22F24, 4-6p.

1<X)R SALE: Good, cJieap. spot- rhttff,n K “ a,l {

ted pony, suitable for child:

rcn. i

O. R. Matthews, 4 miles north cast. 4 4-2p. FOR SALE: Baled Red clov r

coffee |»>ts,

WANTED Care day or night by competent lady. 22. Banner office.

4-21.

of children j STUTTGART, Nov. 5. (UP) experienced, j Lt. Gen. Lucius D Clay chargqd

Large size model

Phone .'178-AA', ! hay. 3 inlles west of Clinton j 4-3p. Falls. See Herschel Massey. ! \\ VNTl' l l

4-3p.|

Address

Box

4-2p.

FOR SALE: Two all wool .snow !

tame work

Day rook. Part Trucker's Haven.

suits, size 8 year, color blue and | FOR SALE: New, hardwood, wine. Mrs. Roy Evans, Green-1 red and white step stool, 2.; castle R. 4. 4-2p inches high, seat 10”xl3", ste

FOR SALE: 2P gallon fully automatic natural and mixed gas

swing out of way when not

Stilesville. Phone 15.

4-4''

WANTED TO RENT: A nice room by a young lady employed in a responsible position. Phone

use, delivered in city for only 17415.\vx

„ „ « B “"i $2.44. Furniture Exchange niter heaters $104.50; Bovs and!,,. , ,, - ™. , , . _ .

! West Side Square. Forest Coo!’ ; AA.ANIKD: la\i driver*,. Must

Girls bicycles; Premier electric vacuum sweepers $50.25; All metal handy carts $6.75; Stone crocks and jars; 12-2 Rorncx

Manager.

5-lp. j know city. Call in

FOR SALK: Chester AA’hil. boars. A few good ones left

1 cable; TOYS, TOYS TOYS; Lard! Evans ami Boatright, Greencaacans; Myers deep well water sy.s-j tie. 5-2p

terns; Wire dish strainers; Screen wire, all widths; Fair-

banks-Morse deep well water systems: Barbed wire stretchers; Clarion radio phonograph combinations; Hand pumps; Furnace pipe ami elbows; Pump jacks: Hudson galvanized hog feeders; Winter hog fountains. C. H. and! 0. Hardware, Bainbrklge. 31-tf.j

FOR SALE: Six hundred bushels of corn in field. Alcany Farmer, west of Cloverdale. 4-3p

Aell.iw (11I. office.

person at

4-2t.

WANTED: Good home for a dog, childs pet. small dog. At Hattie Hampton’s, West Elizabeth St. 5-2p.

MISCELLANEOUS

German officials today with failing in their denazification pr.>gram and delivered a blunt ultimatum that if they did not d*> the job ,the American military gov-

ernment w uld.

Speaking to about 200 top German officials of the U. S. zone at the German council of 4*6 j atates. Clay used some of the • stiffest language yet passed publicly from occupation authorities to the German administrates tors.' Clay gave the Germans 60 days in which to get the denazification

program going again.

FOR SALE; Radio and record) player combination. Phone 785-J.

5-3t. I

DERN STYLING IN FUL SOFA BED

69.95

SMART 5-PC. PORCELAIN AND CHROME DINETTE

69.95

beauty of a modern sofa by day ... the convenience of an bed at night... all at a low price at Wards! Bleached Maple :d hardwood used with modern type cotton Tapestry upholFrome is sturdily constructed with joints glued and corner Iked lor greatest strength. See il and Save at Wards! Only 20% Down. 1 Monthly Payment Plan!

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AIRY-TREAD RUG CUSHIONS

$'*12' tin, 40-tt wtieht’

7.49

Extra low price for springy hair and jute waffle construction cushion! Will make your rugs last longer, feel luxuriously thickl ("ounces per sq. yd.)

Here's a smart dinette styled to fit your needs . . . priced to save your budiet! The 25x40-in. porcelain enamel table top opens *0 45x40-in with two easy-sliding leaves. Tubular steel ' Hairpin' 1 table legs and S-shaped chair frames plated in bright chrome . . s gay artificial leather upholstery . . . handy cutler, drawer! Only 20% Down 1 Monthly Payment Plant

NEW SHIPMENT COCOA DOOR MATS I6’’x’>7" t 07 size 1 1

Heavy, long-wearing imported quality! Thick, brush-like surface removes mud, dirt in o jiffy! Washable! Wear like iron! Buy one for each doorway .. . prevent tracked-in dirt on clean floors!

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Nz t-fi.ATI 6-WAY 0i,l ^p 19,95 Yl,gh "ng with Mogul socket arms. Has 19-inch d r ayon shade.

NIWI METAL CASED FARM RADIO PACK! 5.95 Hermetically sealed steel case

protects new ‘CF’ cells, hours. 1'/hV. A 90V. B".

1300

CAST IRON FIREPLACE GRATE 7.00 Stu dy cast Iron grates with removable ends for logs. Size 24 x 15 inchts. Block finish.

EXTRA HEAVY RUBBER STAIR TREADS 25< Non-skid surface! Molded front fits edge of stoir neatly. Tread lies flat. Paste or lack 9"x 1 8".

FOR SALE: Good blHfck

tan hound, treeing. Ralph Terrell, Reelsville, one mile north

FOR SALE: Good 1933 Chev-1 of Butler .school 5-23 ftilet coupe. Phone 7F24 after o'- -——— <p m. 5-ip.I REAL ESTATE

APPLES Marydale Orchard, east of Cloverdale nn 42 to see-1 ond Black Top Road. Follow signs. Stayman, Winter Winesap

and) and Rome Beauty. R. B. Steele'

Mgr. 4 2(t-12p ,

FOR SALE: Seasoned Locust posts. Phone 917

FOR SALE: Good hound 507 Ohio St.

black' FOR SALE: 40 acres, located 5-12p. in'Putnam Co. 3 room hous, ham, smoke house, cellar unde* Btagh I ,,,,,,41, electricity at door; 31

Married i-ullege student, age 21, desires work for Saturdays. Will work Sunday's if necessary.. Box 50. Banner. 5-2p J Highest prices paid for beef I 1 hides. Gilbert Wood. S'/uth End I

LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES INDIANA LOAN CO. Iflij F. Ua*ltingtoti I'h. 15

-5-2p.

5-Ip

FOR SALK; 1936 Ford tudot in excellent condition. Radio and

acres tillable, which has all been ’

heavily limed; 2 nice fish ponits, stocked with fish; 2 : v, miles of

heater. 405 North Indian.!. 5-2p 'dtate Road 40. 6', miles of Bra-

1 *11, It d. Possession by Jan. 1 1

FOR SALE; Pointer bird dog 1 ,, ( . 0p v .-, 600 \v e have several!

3 1-2 years old, guaranteed A-l See or rail Wilbur Jones, Coates-

ville.

5-2p.

.small farms, auction sales.

For real estate o: contact Busenhark

I Agency.

Rockville, Ind.

5-31.

FOR SALE: 5 foot A (* com-j bine, good Condition. 3 Holstein j cows. 4 years old, heavy milket ! Charles Starr, 1'miles nortneast of Greencastle. 5-3t.

WANTED

WANTED: Good used type-j writer. No portable. Clyde Hunter, Manhattan. 4-3p 1

WILLIAMS GROCERY 90S S Indiana Street Stori Ilnur', 7 to 7 I* Day* A Week. Come in and rumparr our Prices. Your Patronage Xppreciated. On tied and Operated by Mrs. L. Johnson

STOKOL STOKERS Sales and Service

NEW FI KNACKS IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Repair for all makes furnaces. We service all makes stokers, oil burners, boilers and furnaces. ACE HEATING and VENTILATING CO. dale OI.F.U — .1, BURTON I’hono 519-J Or Write D. Oler ■(onto l

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FOR BETTER FOOD, IT'S DEEMS 103 East Washington Streri.

STEAK HOUSE (VIRCIL R. DEEM -- Prop.) Phone 798

JOHNNY HAZARD

MONTGOMERY WARD

0R ^FRESHING GOODNESS. TRY HURST S

BUTTERMILK

GET IT AT YOUR GROCERS, OR CALL 805-W FOR DELIVERY. I

...Mtet'S THE STINT/ A HUNPgfcP MILK PROM hE££ COVEATNMENT TlfDO^ HAVE A (SANG OF BANPIT TEggOFISTS TgAPPEP ON A MOUNTAIN/ TH' SANPfTS AFE L^P rf A PW0NY JOKER NAME'P MAJO# f/S#/ ‘ Tjp v

HEV, l«NT HE THE AFMV JOE WHO CAME POWNHEgE PUKING THE WAg TO TgAIN THE LOCAL TrOOPS ?

VEAM, NUT IT TUgNEP y OUTTOBEA'LENPL0U«E" PEAL / HIS fiAPEK WEPE FOKBP, 60 OUg’MAJOg" gl«K TOOK OFF WITH A BUNCH OF Y— PI5GIPENTS/ J

'' r H'OH'/ WHAT A«Togy... "MAD WOLFAT&AY'" WOW DO T GET

By Chic Young if n answered ii THAT ON THE RADIO. (they WDULD'VE FURNIShE ■ A whole NEW HOUSE FOR me

By Frank Robbln

IN OUg PLANE, 1) WHEN ANPjF I CAN ~TET ANOTHBg PILOT/ OUgS JUST TOOK POWN WITH