The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 November 1946 — Page 4

.lie bAilY Banner, GReencastle, INDIANA, Friday, November 29, 1946.

ELLIOT AND FAYE IN MOSCOW

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ElUOT ROOSEVELT, son of the late presklont, ami his wife, Kaye Emerson Roosevelt, are greeteil upon their arrival in Moscow by a member of the Russian Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries. The greeter, umdentifieii, presented Faye with that bouquet of flowers. This is a radiophoto. (1 nternational Soundphoto)

WASHINGTON

Republicans May Hit | GOP Also Committed Snag on Tax Cut Plan i To a Balanced Budget

Special to Central Press

• WASHINGTON’—Although Republicans are talking seriously about a 20 per cent tax cut, there is some question as to whether they will Ik- able to go through-with it when they get down to brass j "

tacks.

The trouble Is that the GOP Is also for a balanced budget. And if the budget is to he balanced, tax revenues will have to be high enough to defray all necessary government expenditures. Republicans are talking about sharp cuts in expenditures to make a tax cut possible. The question is how much to cut and where. The problem goes like this: The war left a public debt that will total S261,000,000,1100 at close of this tiscal year next June :;0. Interest alone on tins debt is $5,000,000,000 a year. That much of the $11,000,000,000 budget ran't he cut. The national defense bill for this ti.seal year is SlPMPiOOO.OOO. To cut that it would be necessary to slash the Army and Navy '•(ill further. Veterans' lieneflts total $6,000,000,000 -$200,jjaglgg^Bf 000(000 this liseal year. A reduction hero would bring squawks from veterans. mdS i4sSi 'fax refunds total nearly $2,000,000,000. The administration contends these ate lequiied hy law. That leaves $9,000,000 000, of which 000,000.000 are for civil expenses and aids to agriculture $ ;.000,000.000 lor public works, housing and social security and v.ooo.ooo.ooo tor international loans Cuts In any one of these would bring a lot of howls. The International loans were voted hy Congress ami are now in the category of commitments. Another problem is that if there Is a business recession, tax revenues will drop sharply and the calls on the government to spend will Increase. The GOP faces a real task in statesmanship if it balances the budget. Success will lie chiefly in the held of providing a sustained high level of prosperity.

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FOR SALE: KW FawnftU tractor on rubber and power lift

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Virginia Jean Coffman Mann was horn in Putnam county on April 4, 1904 and died Nov»*mb“i

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cultivtaor, rubber tired

wagon

good bed and tires $100.00. Six

squares of new cedar shingles at cost. Holstein cow. 5 years old.

ready to freshen, $150.00.

Two

miles north of Bainbridge.

Carl

Riggle.

27-2t

KOR SALE: Garage

doors,

cheap. Phone 720-M.

29-Ip.

tor SALK: Black and white English Sheppard pups. Ednvmd ITorr, 2 miles west of Limeviale.

29-ip.

FOR SALE: Black and black and white, spotted, registered

Cocker Spaniel puppies. Job, Quincy, Indiana.

WANTED: five acres 0 f

< lien Phone 420-\v

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FOR SALK: r,. ton Ford | give

truck. 10 ply tires, new battery, Balnbrid*

new radiator, booster brakes |

WANTED:^

rF fere n o PS Wrj

J't'li.ina

heater. 1946 motor, only 40.0001 WANTEdTI^ miles, truck like new. Two sinks, Call 2?s

with drain boards, house win- ;hargM PWd. (lows, 20 bags cement. Inquire i 0o,n P &n y. Crawford hotel. ?- ■>_ I

miscelu

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALK: Paul Sutheriin.

FOR SALK: Mounted one row

Phone New Winchester.

Airport grill

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16, 1946. She was a daughter of

Lee and Nota Coffman.

She joined the Amity Baptist! from her husband in Los Angeles, ^'liu church at the age of 12 and ha- 'bad but $3 when temporary alibeen an active member. Sn | rinn >' wfta grnntef1 - w ' 0 " ld - , . , , „. . , „ . I rather starve in this country than ^ 8 ra<| uate d from Cloverdaie High] <JO bark tQ Kurope .. lhe f tal(an

FOI< SALE: 1 single base kitchen cabinet, 1 2 burner gas plate, 1 leather chrome chair, 1

show case i Modecroft) 'Fhonc 592. 29-2L

Sale of U. S. Army Service

Shoes--Men's new and used two and four buckle arctics. Two buckles $1 to $3.45, four buckles j $1 to $3.95. Furniture Rxehnngo, | West Side of Square. It.

MRS. MARCEILA B ROSSI, Italian j FOR SALE: Monarch range, war bride awaiting a divorce j good condition. Phone 2F12.

, 29-2p

sale of u~g° Shoes- Rfbullt „

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com picker, fits Farmall 12 or 14 1 NOU SALE: 70 acres, six room 'J F '" rr| fluri Russell Day, East of Groveland. I K 0, '<1 Borage, barn, chick-!""'’ 0f S< l'Jare.

29-It en house, water, fence, lights and “Suits ovT^ , furnace. One-half mile north of I 00. Dr^„. s , ® „ State Road 40. See Hany Tal-U table J?® bott, Greehcastle, Indiana. 29-2t ;' tore, over Ei(. f , n r .

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LOST: One male'pointer bird dog, white with brown markings Call Elmer Blue, Telephone N-, 336-M. FOR RENf

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School in 1922 and attend’d ; State Teachers College.

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FOR SALK: 1937

F<5R RKNT: Two unfurnishe< rooms. 112 West Walnut St.

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Hoosier

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• DON’T EXPECT TO HEAR much more about Senntur J William Fulbrlght’s proposal for putting a touch of the English patllnmentary system into American government. The former Rhodes scholar's proposed constitutional amendment to prod ie machinery for having both the president and Congress stand for re-election when the president "loses'' Congress is going to get a quick brushoff. To have a special election for the presidency, the legislators would have to vote themselves into campaign fights of their own That is so unthinkable that they won't give serious attention to even setting up the machinery hy constitutional amendment. Not that their attitude is purely selfish. Capitol Hill veterans are ready to go along with Futbright's view that the average legislator is more ready than the public believes to sacrifice his own tenure if public “ elfare demands But they assert that if by some fluke the amendment got intc the constitution, it never would be used.

• THE AGRICT'LTURE DEPARTMENT pn In'- that ittractiv*

packaging of perishable foods will be one of the big developments in the food line, ranking in importance

with freezing and air transport.

The department says that stores which have pioneered in packaging fresli fruits and vegetables in transparent films have grea'ly stimulated sa! s Customers appear to have been "knocked for a loon.

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F L Thor, -i n head of the division of m:uin:, m I tr isflorta I [ tlun, says to him a tadish is a radish IxU that In has li ard of women who drive 10 miles from their homes to buy ve r ibles in

pretty packages "with window*."

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home, Kenneth, Gordon, and I

nora in Cloverdaie school. An-J truck, new grain bed, extension other daughted died at an early i stock ruck. MHO Ford pick-up age. In 1937 the family moved j truck, good condition,

to Putnam county where

now reside.

She is survived by her parents, two sisters, Mrs. Oscar Patrick of Eminence, Mazie of Indianapolis. two brothers, Robert of Cloverdaie and Ben of Chicago

FOR SALE: Boys bicycle. Call at Banner Office. 28-2p.

Unchanging — Through The Years Time does not dull th e lustre nor weaken the solid strength of the monuments we supply. Handsome in design, reliably installed, their quality is everlasting.

JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD OF POLISHED AGAINST TlfE HEAD GRAIN-

FOB SALE: COCKER PUPPIES, 3 months old. Black with I white markings in face. Sired by | Trade, s Own Boy. A. K. C. rrg-j j istered. $20-$2. r i. Call Beimonl I 2342.1. or write Gordon Routt, 121 I X. Vine. Indianapolis H, Ind.

27-3t

FOR SALE: Natural gas conversion furnace units; All metai feed carts $6.75; 20 gallon natural gas automatic water heaters; | Airtight wood stovesr Screen j glass and window fabric; Hudson j galvanized ten door hog feeders; j Lennox 22 inch all steel furnace;

IK.-ton | Winter type hog fountains $34.95

up; 26 or 32 inch field fence; 4 point barbed wire; steel posts for electric fence, Furnace blowers complete with controls; Heating stoves; Range boilers; Grain scoops -all sizes; Sleds; Hudson stock tank heaters; Brace wire; Furnace pipe; Sealy mattresses. C. H. and C. Hardware, Bainbridge. 26-tf.

FOR RENT: Good warm sleeping room. 308 South Jack $'°n. ' 29-2p

WANTED

WANTED: Hauling. Shoemaker at 32.

Ca’l

29-3p

WANTED: To care dren in my own home month. Phone 707-M.

for hy

W <*>D! 100 tnpj f , ree for labor. Wood t C J - PVimnd, Filin,! The best prion hitlM - A. * s. Junk Kor lime and ^ Charles McCarty, ?,\ diana St,

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No, 9777.

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28-2p.;

WANTED TO RENT: Unfurnished apartment or house. No children. Write Box 220, Daily] Banner. 28-3p.l

Elextroiux Cleaner; vice and supplies, i Elnora, Ind. Phone 1

FOR SALE: 1938 Chevrolet, 1

FOR SALE: Beautiful pictorial photographs for Christmas or wedding presents. For further information Phone 364. .1. O. Cam mack. 25-6t.

We clean or install cesspools, septic tanks or grease traps. Phone Crawford 4623, Terre Haute, reverse charges. 25-30p

FOR SALE: Table and chairs,

1-2 ton L. W. B. truck, grain bed, !! , x!2 rug, gas stove, some chairs.

Phone 713-W. Call after 4 p. m

2-tf.

stock racks. Call at

fire. •

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28-2p. |

FOR SALE: One Maytag gajio-] lino motor twin cylinder, the Briggs and Stratton gasoline motor, one 32 volt light plant. Clarence Jordan, Poland, Ind. 25-6p.

We're selling the new foam cleaner, Fina Foam, like nobody's business. Stop N’ Shop. It

FOR SALE: Practically new apartment size Monarch coal t inge. Glen Poynter, junction 36 and 43. 27-3p.

FOR SALE: New Perfection oil stove. Five burners, built in oven. Beryl B. Sandy, Cloverdale. 26-29-2p. FOR SALE: Fresh cows and springers. Call O. Atkinson, 7 miles out on Stilesville road. 27-29-2p

FOR SALEu 1940 Chevrolet with '45 motor, tandem. 8.25 tires, stock rack, gram bed. Thurman Kiger, 340 East North St. Danville. 25-0p.

FOR SALE: 125 Barred Rock pullets, rs. O. R. Larkin, Greencastle Route 2. 27-3t

RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, Nov. 30th. At 8:30 A. M. at COURT HOUSE American Legion Auxiliary

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I NOTH !-: Is iii-:hkh *b»- i ’rt-'IUnr*, Hein "f Cluri K. Kiuucr, HiP'-er in the I'nin I’lMMI. Ill-Ill hi Gri-Mi ina. on lhe '.’1st day i r.' |l‘». .Hid SliOW 1‘HUtlV,j ' l*«* FINA 14 SIITTLbS 'OFNTS XX i111 tlif ,4 tlpuiMluiit should not iml saitl ln*lrs aiy uol in«l tlif*r** make proof 1 i rid rr-cplvi’ their

shares.

Hiiristophor K Kr WITNKHS, the Tie Hourt, this 21st day i No. S7D4. loner (’ Akors, HC HirouH Couvt. fb-Ki ll A. Boyd, A

(► li EYES EXAMINED I > - GLASSES WHEN NECESSARY

LOANS F EMERGEN INDIANA LOA l»i/ 2 E. Washiiuto,

FIRST RATE STOC K

SAND BLAST KQl'II’MENT

GREENCASTLE MONUMENT CO. 1100 S. I.oeust St. I’h. 146

FOR SALE: One building, 16 x 22, weather boarded, good flooring. One building 14 x 18. O. M. Thomas, Morton. 29-2t

AFTER THANKSGIVING SALE

OF ALL

UDIES COATS AND SUITS

V* OFF

YOUR CHOICE FROM OUR

STOCK

LADIES HATS REDUCED

Va OFF

WRECK REBUILDING FENDER - BODY REPAIRS CAR PAINTING Motor Rebuilding Valve Grinding Motor Tune-up Drake Relining Brake Adjusting Front End Aligning Wheel Balancing COMPLETE GAR SERVICE

FOR SALE: Tw*> row pull type John Deere corn picker Eugene Marsh, Hall, Indiana. 29-4p.

KO-WE-BA Brands FROZEN FOODS FHKK DELIVERY G. and 0. Food Market 212 Arlington St I’hoiie 095 GLADYS SITHERLIN OPAL HAMMOND

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DR. J. F. CONRAD Optometrist

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109 E. Washington St. PHONE 210

STOKOL STO 20TK CENT FURNAC SALES AM) m Repairs f«r all mak es, stokers, and M‘ ice for all aiitomal units. Sheet Mital ACE HEAT VENTIUTI 19 XXW Fr! phone, I MrIi* 51?

VOO-HOO,) PAG WOOD -- ' WILL YOU WASH SOME <JAfi?S

With the advances in all market prices this is a real reduction. Every garment high standard of quality. MAKE AN EARLY SELECTION WHILE WE HAVE YOUR SIZE. PREVO’S

..SERVICE Phone 297 Free Kstlmalee Gladly Made

FOR BETTER FOOD 24 HOURS A DAY (except Sunday), IT’S DEEMS STEAK HOUSE 103 East Washington Street. (VIRGIL R. DEEM - Prep.)

Phone

JOHNNY HAZARD

By FrM

( we-ee about a half v mile behinp f A HUNCH Ht'L' STOP lN THE FOOTHILLS fOrc THE NICHT...

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