The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 January 1947 — Page 3
THF DAILY RANNFR, GRFFNCASTLF, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1947.
POLICE CHIEF KILLS OFFICER; SHOOTS SELF
LITTLE KfK’K. Ark.. .Ian 2 111? I AuthoritiPa bp'lipvpd Liflnv fear that his subordinatr w::» inrriminatin*; him before a grand ' jury investigating gamblii g I caused Police Chief O. N. Marti i ! r >l, to kill Lieut. O. F. Deubler. j 21. with a riot gun, then conij mit suicide. I They sai.1 his fear was rjn-
founded.
Maftin went to police headj quarters yesterday and askid hDeubler to accompany him to ■ jth. 1 Lakewood area to investi- ] gate a complaint. As they left the station, Chid ( I Martin, called over his shrwldci • i "we’ll be back in a minute," ac- ;! cording to Detective Sgt. A. M
1 Havnie.
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An hoilr and a half later Gradv IF. Ratcliff. 27, a jeweler who was hunting rabbits on the holilay, found their bodies on a i > nelv roadside northeast of th city. They had been dead about an hour. Ur. Howard Disongh, Pulaski unty coroner, said Martin shot ! Deubler with a police riot gun, j then ended his own life with his 45 caliber automatic. There was no sign of a struggle at the scene of the shooting Deubler had fallen beside the right front wheel of the polie-. car, as if he had got out of the vehicle and started t walk awaj ■ j He was killed instantly with j three blasts from the riot gun which the coroner said pierced 1 his back, left side and chest. His I service automatic was still in, its holster. The body of Martin was sprawled nearby. He had shot himself through the head, the bullet entering the right side of the skull. Friends of Martin said he hail been breeding for some time over the possibility of his indictment by the grand jury ano had threatened th ■ lives of various county and city officials. Walter Guy, foreman of the Pulaski county grand jury, said he personally had reassured Martlu.a .Jew days ago that he vould not be indicted. Martin was survived by his wife and daughter, Mrs. O. W. Lechner of Fort Wayne, Ind. Doubler's widow and two-year-3)1 daughter reside in Littl. Uoi k IN MEMORY In memory of Frances Earline i Cooksey, who departed this life 2 years ago Jan. 1. I cannot say. and I will not say That she is dead, she is ju t away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand. Phe has wandered into an unknown land. Sadly missed by mother, fath- | er and sisters. ixl
PLANE HITS IIOI’SE
(< oiiIIiiimmI front l*nu> Out*»
hearing of Mrs. Hill. He heard her cries
of the senate. Taft, however, Isle R-iyal National Park in
I doubted that a filbuster would ( Lake Superior, the newest of the
for help,
and despite his pain pulled h^r Iree from the ruins of her lions,'
and plane.
Mrs. Hill said that she heard the drone of the motor as it approached her house. She thought it sounded like the engine of the streamliner which passes near! the house daily around 7:20 p. m 1 “The next thing I knew I wasi pinned down and suffocating.” I
deny Bilbo his seat, whereas a national parks, is the only one
two-thirds vote would be required j completely surrounded by water, pounds. Fifty dollars. o.
FOR SALE: Pure bred Poland Chinn males and gilts Thick easy feeding kind. Two hundred
if ouster proceedings were start ed after Bilbo were seated.
Palestine Fears
Classified Ads
Thomas, Morton.
31-3t.
JERUSALEM, Jan. 2. (UP') Palestine was brought to tinbrink of new violence today by
( alveits plane "Mystic Lady"] an i r gun Zvai Leumi announce-
FOU SALE: 19:19 Nash, good condition; 1930 Model A Ford;
FOR SALE: Medium sizej«l«« a good radio for sale. Hoos-
used only 3j 1 • vS,i,,,, i'
New Outbreaks 1S KO: ' S '" lf "' so,linK 1 war ' FOR sale: Kalamazoo range
. 1 " 1 Ralph Kelle- I :u d nah feuffet. Gilbert 0M, ilesvillo. 3-ln j pjiimore, R. 1. 2-2p.
FOR SALE:
had left Richmond. Va . carrying; ment ,. n ,j ing ••officially" the
dual truck chains
444 or 222-J
New 7:80 x 20 FOR SALS! Solid walnut
Duncan Phyfe table and six
$25.00 Phone
I truce in the extremist satiotage campaign and condemning the American government for giving
tin troupe for a performance in this city. The pilot apparently mistook the lights of a slow
moving train near the airport ^ only “lip service” to the Zionist
for the runway. Visibility WRs| cause
poor because of fog and rain. | Gen Sjr A1(m Mrs. Hill was washing dishes hjgh
and talking to her daughter and
11 1 chairs, three small tables, elect-
FOR SALK Philgas fappanj »ic sweeper, floot lamps, mahoghottles available. Phone any double bed, springs and mat-
tress. baby crib and mattress, electric stove, fruit jars. Mrs.
Poultry equipment, brooders, j Edward Mueller, Campbell fauntains, feeders, batteries etc! Al)al tincnts phone 782-W. 2-It.
at radically r duced prices at!
range
517.
Phone
2-2‘
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. S Sidler, who with their four children were in another room. The plane smashed into the house carrying the kitchen and an adjoining bedroom some 75 yards into an orchard. Those in) the otlu r hall of the house were
not even scratched.
Calvert said lie tried for altitude when he found that he was still a distance from the runwav
Cunningham, commissioner
was to fly to London today for
consultation with Colonial Sece-j FOR RALE Purebred
tary Arthur Creech Jones on thej Poland male hog. Vaccinated I worsening situation here. An er-! George Irwin. Mt. Meridian. | FOR
roneous government announcement that he had departed ye-:-
Millers' Pro Removal sale. 303 nJ EOR SALE: One Hcinze upJacksan St. 26-tf| right piano; yueen Anne style
walnut dining room suite. Phone b ' ack ! fiU-R. 2-3t.
. ti rday was corrected last night
Pre Removal Sale still on at
, The extremist Irgun orgniiiza-1 Mlllcr ' s thousands of items
tion circulated pamphlets warn-! scarce hardware i,nd | ing that they were ready to re-1 n ''' ri bai^lise
but the motor failed couldn’t pull out.
and h
new attacks on Palestine coin- | munications and British military |
transport.
prices. Miller'
of,
other !
greatly reduced Hardware and!
SALE: Full blooded
l-2p j White Rock roosters for brcixiI ing purposes. Mrs. George j Smiley, east on Stilesville Road.
2-lp.
REAL ESTATE
Appliances. 30:1 N. Jackson. 2fi-tf
Bilbo's Political Fate In Balance
WASHINGTON, Jan 2 iUPi The stormy political life of Sen. Theodore G. Bilbo. D„ Miss., teetered in the balance today ns Republican leaders mapped final strategy for their fight to throw
him out of the senate.
They were arm'd with a bipartisan senate committee report formally charging Bilbo with "improper’’ conduct in deal-1 ing with war contractors whom he helped get government build-
ing jobs.
The Republican policy committee. headed by Sen. Robert A. Taft, R.. O., scheduled a meeting for 11 a. m i EST1 to reach a final decision on the course of action to be reeonvi'ei-,,tcd to the Senate Republican conference,
| FOR SALE
i At the same time the clamles- Right, t ,1 or sedan, hydromatle • j tine Irgun radio broadcast a re- drive, radio heater, four new | jection of an appeal by Joseph tires. Phone Jo e Picket, R. 1, j Clark Baldwin, head of the An - Fillmore. 30-4p
| erican Political Action Oommit- [ tee for Palestine, to suspend tin campaign of violence. In bittn terms Irgun condemned the An erican government for what it called only empty promises
help.
FORCED TO SELL IMMEDI-
; , — • ATELY: Restaurant Grill in But- ' 1 ' nin 1 ' I ler University district All m«»d-
l ern equipment including ice cream freezer and 100 gals, star-* i age capacity. Owner permanent- . Iv injured in auto accident.
FOR SALE: 1040 Chevrolet | Shown dail> from 0 to 12 and 1 truck with stick, stock rack andjto 4 or Call Humh Jdt 8143. 310
: bed, good condition. T
| Eminence ind.
Collier
30-flp
West 40th St
India napolis. 31-4t.
POST OFFICE BURNS FOWLKKTON, Ind., Jan. 2.
>fi FOR SALE: New brooder FOR SALE: Nice five room j house: roll- i-way b-d. 142 West | house in Cloverdale. Possession j Berry St 31-3p | within five days. Ren Meek.
1
I •Prices greatly reduced, in or-j I der to facillate m/iving to auri
2.20-4>t
thousands of dollars
of d'lma ’ ! new ^“ ^Don. Miller Hardware
, . .. ° land Appliances, ::0:: N Jacks>>n, left this community without a' „„ „ . « . , Street. 26-tf. post office today. I Two downtown buildings burn-! FOR SALE Two mill saws, ed down, destroying besides the one 1 1-2 inch eye, one, 2 in. eye.
LOST
Strayed from Lee Williams farm, Jersey heifer calf. Phone
| 482.
2-lp.
post office, a grocery store, a drugstore and a restaurant. Fin - men said the origin of the blaz«'
was still undetermined.
Fire fighting units from Marion and nearby Matthews rush.’I j to the scene when the Fowlerton department was unable to start its fire truck. A shortage of
to eon-
See or phone Lcnnic Tra.it, Similes '.Vest of Cloverdale. l-2p
WANTED
WANTED: One quart of ! goat’s milk delivered daily to 811
FOR SALE: Good alfalfa hay, Crown St. 2-2*. baled. Clarjde Crodian, Clinton I —■
Falls
31-2-2p.
this afternoon. | water hampered efforts After a session yesterday, Taft [ trol the blaze,
reported that a majority of the committee favored challenging Bilbo's seat before he can take his oath when congress convenes tomorrow. That strategy might invite a filibuster by Bilbo supporters apd delay organization
FOR SALE: 3'.., year old riding mare perfectly gentle and safe for children. a beauty, brown and white. Weight 1,200. I Also Western style saddle and ' bridle Call 3521. Putnamville exchange, 31-2-4-3p
WANTED: Small apartment or’ house in. Greenoastlr Inquire at Banner. 31-4p.
WANTED: To rent a 4 or 5 room modern house or apartment by married couple. No children. Call 765-VV. 30-6p
SCARCE MERCHANDISE AUTOMATIC OIL WATER HEATER, 50 Gal. $125.00 COMBINATION TABLE MODEL RADIOS . . $123.00 CLOTHES HAMPERS $7.45 ELECTRIC JUICER $14.50 SILEX COFEE MAKERS $2-95 TOASTERS $ 745 SNOW SHOVELS $1 4 * CAR RADIOS $59-25 DELUXE SCOOTERS $3 39 WAGONS $ 995 BOYS BICYCLE $41.95
LUGGAGE CUT 30%
How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of th< trouble to help loosen and expe perm laden phlegm, and aid natun to soothe and heal raw. tender, inflamed bronchial mucoua membranes. Tell your druggist to sell yot a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are .o have your money back. CREOMULSION : or Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
NOW AT Ward's Saturday Morning 9 A. M. Automobile Batteries Montgomery Ward
IN MF.MOKIAM
In loving memory of our mother and grandmother, Katie C.
Bast.n, who passed away Jan- am| n ,, s st(ip N
nary 2. 1945,
There is a link death can not
sever,
j Love and remembrance last for-
i ever.
WANTED: To buy good used
Rea if ng ' 1 ■ way)" • '• ■ 1 ’ s ,i -' B® ' ' o ,
this Finn Foam cleans upholstery |'
Shop. 14-lp]
FOR SALK: Two row com pickei pull type, on rubber. S. B. Al ton, three miles oast of Mt. Meridian on Road 40 2-2t.
Children and grandchildren, j -
pd.j
M X IS ( H VMI’ION LAFAYKTTK. Ind., Jan 2
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FDR BALK: 19::6 Ford, two door good tiros, at 514 South Jackson St. 2-2’’.
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FOR SALK at Cook’s
j i-wi. ai vinms If yo’ir
Indiana's 1946 corn king, oil stove burns yellow inak -
MISCELLANEOUS The best price paid for beef hides. A * S. Junk Yard. 24-!/.
For Water Well Drilling; Write, White Well Drilling Go.. Princeton, Ind. 3-tZ
COAL HAULING Good Indiana Coal Immediate deliveries. James M. Satterly. Phone Coatesvillo, Indiana 31-5p
SKRVTOE.
j Waldron, whose 10 ears of hybrid cylinders. If they are burned! John W King, 14 U South Vine seed grain took top honors in the, < nt replace with new ones, it St Phom 236. Post Office Box annual agricultural conference will make your stove burn like|'R>3. 30-2-3-3t
corn sweepstakes. ] m \\ Inner cylinders, lighting Lux’s display of WF9-38-11 i: il- fot all populai makes Fmvariety corn was adjudged the niture Kxdmnge. West Suk best at the show yesterday at Square. Phone 170-.1. 2-lp
Reserve
Purdue University,
sweepstakes winner was R A ^ Mitchell of Wingate who exhibit- fQQ gflritrin l certified Indiana hybrid corn. M Joe Robinson, Washington.' A?* * t
Ir.d.. won the junior sweepstak'
| award.
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