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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1947.

Third Accident For Byrd Party

h. - ' opposed d'-ing this and had advised Serretary of the Navy James V. Forrestal aceordin^ly

Fascist Testifies In Own Defense

LITTLE AMERICA, Jan. 23

(UP)—The Byrd Antarctic ex-j pedition suffered its third aerial

mithap today vhen a helicopter _____

crashed into the sea and sank ROME. Jan. 23. (UP)—Cesare 700 miles northeast of Scott Is- Rossi, former vice-secretary of land. the Fascist party, testified today The pilot and single passenger that Amerigo Dumini, a native both were picke.1 up uninjured, of St. Louis, Mo., murdered

Their names were not disclosed Caicoma Matteotti in 1924.

immediately. Both Rossi and Dumini are The crash occurred as the among defendants on trial for plaue took off from the aircraft kidnaping and slaying Matteot-carri.-r Philippine sea. The cause jj f 0 , ms opposition to Benito was l ot announced. Mussolini, then a rising dictator. It wa,. the expeditions seeond ^ i1e political killing caused such in lic .ptrr loss. Another crashed p„|,|j C reaction that Mussolini's

Sunday alongside the seaplane rt , Kjme toU cred.

terder Pine Island. In that crash ton, bfjth the pilot and the

passenger were uninjured. The other aerial mishap oc-

curred Dec. 30 when a patrol plane crashed on the icy wastes of Thurston Peninsula. Three of the nine men aboard were killed

ENTERS HOSPITAL Reeves Marian has entered the Veterans Hospital for treatment. His address is: Reeve Morlan. Room 15. Veterans Hospital, Marion, Ind. He would like to hear from all his friends.

Rossi, taking the stand in hi: own- defense, insisted that hionly connection with the ea-2 was his acquaintance with DuI mini. Ho said Dumini. formoi vice-commander of the Fascist secret poiice. carried out l

May Indicted By Federal Jury W \8HINGTON. Jan. — (INS)—A feitrnl grand jury loday indict -d fcmier Kep. Andrew 4. May. Deni-x-rat of Kentm-ky, and three nthers on ihargex that May agreed to accept SoSJHtJ for ti-ing his office to a ! 1 the Gars- > iu munitions combine.

TNI DAILY BANNER

a nd

HERALD CONSOLIOATEG •It Waves For AltEntered In the postofflce at Jreencastle, Indiana as second .lass mail matter uuder Act of March 7. 1878. Subscription pnec. 15 cents per week: $3.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per y’ear by mail outside Putnam County. S. It. Karlden, 1‘uhtlsher 17-19 South Jackaoii Street

|*KltSO.\.VI And local News BRIEFS

SOCIETY

Bride-Elect Sets Wealing Day-

Miss Anna belle Kessinger has elm: Febrmry- 9th as her wedding ttoy. She and Kenneth Oilar •f Lafayette -vill plight their troth at 1:30 P. M. in the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Lafayette. Miss Kessinger is the ( laughter of Mr. and Mrs. John jlC linger cf R. 1. Roachdale. land has been employed in the St. lard Oil office at Indianapolis ;• r the I*ast two years. Mr. OJa: is with the National Homes

Co.p. at Lafayette. ' Ncedlecr.itl t'lub Will Meet Frhlav

/fYourfhse

youTl like the way Va-tro-nol works right where trouble Is to open up nose-relleve stuffy transient congestion. i Also grand for relieving sniffly, sneezy, stuffy distress of head colds.) Follow directions in folder. VICKS VA-TKO-NOt

STVTE LEGISLATURE

dele»rr

ir.>ntllin»l fr—M l*nT- <>»e> P.rtstElections Committee, where it is

expected to die.

The convention measure as approved provides for secret balkting by voting machines

ciidate/

ijites il"

*■118(0, J

es to seleot (he »,

^>1 States Reverses th e

1 votin K t0 insur e selects jor candidates i ast a '^, 0n| y n n«' Proxy to a

The Ncedlccraft Club will j m «t Friday afternoon at 2:30)

o'clock v th Mra Guy

and buried on the spot. I nu ^““' •‘ ben,nd m > - Rear Adm Richard H Cruzen, 1 disappeared the day task force commander, reported before he was scheduled to exthat the navy had been asked to !'° sf Fascist financial iin gulaireturn the bodies of the thre- iti.->. Hu- body was discovei.vl nun for b;irial in the United several days later with a rusty States. He said, however, that file driven through the clu-st

back. -

Indicteil with May, warthne ciiaimian of Ihc H<:e»e Military \llair-. lommittee, were Dr.

Henry M. Gar*v>n. bead of the Alva Foster ast me.lung “paper Empire,"his was admitted brother. Murray W. <iar»sao. and Wednesday.

Jo. -ph Freeman, the Garsson

W ashington contac t man. WUn “ Cash is ^ nnvd Dome Ec May wa^ charge t on one count a recent operation at the Put-'^ ..

win haxing received .<.>,000 ‘.rom :iam hospital.

Rural Route ^ ° mer -! by the president Mrs. Waltei the hospital i 301111 * cu '*‘ ; ti'ce . I e program , an( j t f lc or-.-ed was read >•

the Eric- Ba-in Metal Products to., a Garv.on Aibsidiary'- OI * \ug. J2. 19 44.

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rioverdalc H unt- Ee . hib Mold. Meeting Tile CloverJalc Home E.o n: rules Chib me* Friday after noon, January 17th at the homo Mrs. Leonard McCoy. Tie chib was called to orde

Olin Eadlsy.

was released from

yesterday.

vers, by fourtee:

( members and one guest, Mrs. -’ 1 r t Minnie Sinclair, followed by the leocretary's report and penny col-

I If'-tiorv.

• The lesson on marie overs was J given by the leaders, Mrs. Perry

Th, East Floyd Homo Ec Club! Muhn'-ls and Mrs. L. McCoy and f Tet at the home of Mrs. Olen several hints were given and dis-

^peticer. was dismiss' from t ht ‘, Duncan Thu^ay January ‘'b-^ed by the club, and several ..'spital this morning. ^ w h with Mrs. Albert Pfister as Uice garments were displayed by S. A. Himcr. 2440 10th St., h less. * I some cf the members, made from

T.rre Haute, was admitted to. Miss Lucile Smith gave, th' 1 ' ild clothes. less ui on "Herbs, Their Culture! Mr «. Perry Michaels gave a and Use," serving tomato soap, • v icw on the look out for 1947. and cabbage salad. The different i president. Mrs. Walter Neese lieibs. like spices, are used in'selected he.r committees for the

w;!' b; in charge of M.s. W. ^-^uniyon, roll call, answered with , - V a i W ' wh ° win “llWeas on made

of Clayton. Ind..|i ( "The First !•» Years off to the hospital { i c^na Ast. try College

VI \V. Sweet.

To Whom It May Concern Parties writing cheeks or buying poultry; aggs on Greencasile Poultry Market ha* place of business in Greencasile or sou; with us, Putnam County Poultry, Egg ami Feed Company South End Greencasile

A. J. Cl ST! R

i t’Uih Mel Recently

M-. Arvil Brown, R. R. 4.

the hospital yesterday.

Mary Sheldon, 806 Beveridge Street, was released from tjie

hospital this morning.

with a CAPITAL

■

All miai. sold hi u- are goverament insp«'cteil and graih-d AA or A ({ua.Vlit> — “A" for app<--lea«inK gooilni .v—“A” lor aluav. t«-n«l-«-r. juicy, Hatisfying meal- at mighty Attractive priees. \nd uhat a iioiuhTlnl s«-leelioii lie have for you to < House just the right eut for your favorite di-hes. We've fine beef . . . perfect (Kirk. We've r<*asls . . . Meak, . . . • hops . . . cube Steaks, We'ie the best of rverything in meats-and the bes, ousts you le«s when yon stop at our imma ulate nu at •lepartment. Stop in today and take your

p'ck.

CHUCK ROAST

REAL VALUE

3tc 49c

lb 39c

GROUND BEEF, Pure Fresh tircund, Lb. .

PORK CHOPS, Another Value, Lb. ... PURE LARD, Lb. 2fc

BUTTER, Pure Creamery, 1-4's Lb.

SALT FISH, 4 for . . .

APPLE SAUCE, Mussehnan, No. 2 Can Soft As Silk CAKE FLOUR,, 2 3-4 Pkg.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer H-opwood of Coatesville are the parents of a daughter born at the hospital

yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith.

604 S. Indiana street, are the parents • f a baby girl born at

the hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Douthitt

and son visited last week end with Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Fellers and son. at Grand Rapids. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Trout at Cirson City. Michigan.

A representative of the Ind-

iana State Tax Board -.vill hold i} a hearing in the of idee of the 1,county au,'Jil>,r at 10:30 A. M.. g on. the request for an additional Ij: appropriation by the civil city of

Bj Greencastle.

FINCASTLE CdCKCH

cor king, to season, enrich, or

'.oming year.

otherwise alter the flavor and H wa s veted each member pay aroma of certain foods to make j ^ or nevv ’ pregram book, them more pleasing to the taste, | A n * Ce 500131 llAUr w * ls en j°y*

Perry

Sunday School 10:00 Luther B. Steele, Sjpt. Everyone welcome. ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays

Dorothy Varvel, 20 years today, Jan. 23. Charles Warren Canada. Commercial Place, 24 years todav,

January 23.

Sandra Darlene Stewart. 811 South Locust St.. 5 years today.

Jan. 23rd.

FOR SALE: 2 lots in Cloverdale. See Mrs. Jfv Hilburn. Cloverdale K. 3. Indiana. 23-3p

and are also healthy to eat. f ed all with Mrs. The president. Mrs. Jess Sech- Michaels ard Mrs. L. McCoy as

man called the meeting to order. h ' >8tesses '

with all singing fhe song of the ncxl meet in? with Mrs mr-nth. giving the flag salute, C1 y tle McKamey will be an exand creed,with 23 members an- 1 clian K e of ' alentincs.

swering the roll call of ’’What we "** *'' got .or Christmas, that we best 'I^riin f Lib liked," which all -enjoyed. Mrs. To Meet Friday

Pfister our new secretary gave The East Marion Home E-o-thc secretary report of previous r - 111103 ^ lh wil1 moot Frvlay afmeeting. aril accounts Bazaar. l ern oon at 2 o clock with Mrs Mrs. Ralph Harcourt is chairman " i! ' t,lid<> ' VPl1 - 'Vest Poplar St. on Sick Committee, with Mrs. *•" '•* ' 1 * ‘• ,

Cecil Miller and Mrs. Mary Ed- H t>nnred gar assistants. The new club Birt hd ly Party

br.oks will be ready at the Febru- A birthday party was held ary meeting. Wednesday for Sandra Darlene Mrs. Fannie Johnson and Mrs. St°' a 'art and Janice Ann Mornett Fausy Kelly were on program for -•sandra s home on Locust St. the evening which consist*! of Bcth rocciv<w ' man y 11100 Pifts two contests and reading New thon thev P la - VPd P am, ' s aad Year rcsoVitions every one en- wero s?rv ’ed birthday cake and

SOLID

Head

(.1 'NT P W XL

Bum li

HEAD LETTUCE

CELERY

GRAPEFRUIT

CABBAGE CARROTS

l< FH4.KG

TEXAS SEEDLESS

SOI.ID

Eh.

I lor

HE \I)S

( Kls|’ l AEIFOKNTA

2 Bl NCHFS

joyed.

ice cream. All left wKhing them

The February meeting will be man > r ha PP>' Wrthdays. with Mrs. Maurice Bryan on ■

FOLIAGE PLANTS

We offer you -iv« ,'ta ,1m kind- ot foliage pianti, this large variety « any desire lo r liiiuK. kno lug plant-, tor your hoa».| caa plant dish gunh.w, i, a lunis, novt I ties in a ,i\ container. Eltel\ aly, ha„J good H'ieetiou ol eontamul fit your need, _ mi reasonably.

SPECIAL

For Friday and Saturday ONLY — Neat white wall eomph-te with (minted pot and either grape or Halin', branching Ivy — ,\ 83.-15 Value—

Only $1.75

SORRY

NO DHI-IVERY »

cimrt'as^hostess'^Everj^ne bring seme article for the ru nmag?

sale.

•{• -F 4* ❖ Brick Chapel Home Ec. dub Meeting

RINSO, Large Box.... 33c OXYDOL, Large Box... 33c Dreft, Large Box.... 33c SPRYorCRISCO ^ $1i3 SOUR —s tomato «|0^ COFFEE "Tltr" 42c

THE CHEF'S CORNER Friday Is FISH day at Chet's Cafeteria and we have a special treat lor you toinorrow — We have arranged to receive the moot delightful, flaky fish which we will serve fried a golden brown for your enjoyment For those who prefer HAM or ROAST PORK, we will be ready for them toe. By the way, how docs XIASHF.I) POTATOES with BROWN GRAVY -sound to x - ou'.* CHETS CAFETERIA Across from Post Office

TREMBLY S_

OttcttykahAit

'5N INDIANA ST. •/'HONE 740- EAST SIDE 0*- SQUARE

How To Relieve

Bronchitis

Creomulsion relieves promptly be““E, u I—rljhl to the mm 0, th, ss?tiS,ftg2rs5.ww

and aid natun

to sootbe and heal raw. tender, in5?f netl ^TRnchlal mucous mem-

gtbckly allays the cough or you an

» have your money back.

CREOMULSION

n/aiEiya/MPfia; ^s/^[i'^?jaa®asjaE®aa®5®(BiB®i8(SBia8ia(EiCotighs, ChtstCoMs, BronchiHi

The Brick Chapel Home Eco H nomics Club met Tuesday after- §) noon January 14th, with Mrs. jf} Morris 'Villia:iis. The club was j|j opened by singing atu - seng of the month, roll call was given, ij Mrs. Piirbin O'Hair, our retiring president then had the foliowfng officers for the >ear installed. Mrs. Estil Rowings, president: Mrs. Webb Evans, secre-tary-trea-urer; and M.rs. Morris i Williams, reporter. Our new president then took ■barge. Business of the club waq discussei, the new program diar trlbuted, and Committees for th3 year appointed. Curing this time R d Cross sewing was done. Eleven members and one child wer>’ present. if

+ + + +

Mrs. WlUiama Entertains For Mrs. Croubler Mrs. Helen 'Williams entertained Thursday, Jan. 16 at her j home in Manhattan. The meeting was held ti> honor of Mrs. Emma Crousier who is leaving us and moving to her new home in Fillmore. The morning was spent visiting and at noon a very tielicious pitch-in dinner was enj< yed by all. After the noon hour the meeting was called to order by Cordellia McCullough, assistant hostess. Games and contents were enjoyed. Helen Query. Mildred Butts, Jane Kaelber were contest winners. All grlasts received presents from the grab bag. Picture taking was enjoyed ■vhen the sun burst forth to show u# that behind the clouds the sur< still shines and X am sure the crowd enjoyed them.salves fori they were one and all with smil.i ing faces. | Those present were. Oordelit McCullough, Helen Query, Mrs. Mildred B itts, Judy Kay Butts, Jeanie Butts, Roy David Butts. Dicky Butts. Marvin Query. Mrs. Wilbur Carmichael, Joyce Carmichael. Mrs. Bertha Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Jane Kaelber, Mrs. Emma Crousier, Mrs. Opal Centers, Mis? | Pickett, Mrs. Helen Williams, Jennie Lee Williams, Jimmie

Williams.

LOOK BUY NOW!

SAVE

WIRE

NOW

WERE

NOV

Snow Suits

11.40 9.95

6.50 4.50

Polo Shirts

1.35

9.95 11.95

5.25 ft.oe

Mittens

tl.95

0.50

Infants Mitteis

.75

,31

Uggiuis

3.85

1.95

Tr. Peats

.35

* ,25

Sleepers with

Sk. Pants

.1!

feet

145

.98

Flaiuwl Slips Beetles

45 .40

,25 ,5

Uitker Jackets

12.96

7.25

.85

Sweaters

125

Hee4 Uk.

2.35

1,45

1.75 3.85

.90 2.25

Houseslippers ISO

Robes

2.45

IJO

1J0

3.75

2.95

1.95

Bunting*

5.85

3.50

Blaekets

1.50

4.75

2.50

4.95

• 3,15

Creepers

1.85

.75

Muffs

2.45

.« 3J5

1.35

.50 Spring Coats 4.45

Frazier $ Up To Six Shop| 1 _ Jr 9 EAST WALNUT ST. ACROSS FROM THE FIRE DEPT BBBHElaBgBBB>li9l!i ^^ i||ii|