The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1947 — Page 4
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.V.) ^.itsviKc Mr. a;>J Mrs. Paul th.* OOP in 19IS.
-'irk s a: ,J Jri jylucr Carolyn Sul* and Mr. jnJ Mrs. Bill York and
daughter Judy.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Flrjrney and Mrs. Joy Cummings spent Saturday afternoon in Greencaatle.
W ARNS KKI'I BI.K ANS W ASHINGTON, Jan 29 < UP) —Rep. Albert J. Engel, R., Mich . warned Ins fellow Republicans today that plans for an across-the-board cut in income taxes "may spell defeat" for
He sounded his warning us the house prepared to pass the 1 first major bill of the 80th con-j gress a measure to continue | indefinitely the war-time excise taxes on such things as jewelry, I liquor, cosmetics, theater tickets | and communications. The rates now are scheduled to drop July]
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Engel, a top member of the house appropriations committee, | confined his attack to income i
tax policies of GOP leaders. He said the proposal for a virtual across-the-board slash of 20 per cent would bring little real benefit to small taxpayers and hence give the Democrats an effective campaign argument. The excise tax extension bill, which means an estimated $1.- i 130.000.000 a year in annual revenue for the treasury, was requested by President Truman j and was expected to pass easily. | Chairman Eugene Milhkin, R.,;
Colo., of the Senate- Finance Committee promised to give speedy action to the excise measure on the senate side of the capital. In a speech prepared for house delivery. Engel made the sharpest attack yet on the tax reduction bill of Chairman Harold Knutson. R.. Minn., of the house ways and means committee. The measure proposes a 20 per cent tax cut on all incomes up to $302,000 a year.
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BASKETBALL Friday, January 31st, 8.00 P. M. FRANKLIN VS. TIGER CUBS GREENCASTLE GYM PRELIMINARY GAME-6:45 P. M. Admission 40c.
A Little of....
AND THAT By (J. B. Z.)
Haven’t noticed the flag flying from the pole on the court house lawn lately. •
Tuesday afternoon, while walking around the square we saw cars with license plates of the following states: Texas. Con-nettiL-Jt, Iowa, Florida, Michigan, Missouri and Illinois. Just want to report that '•Pinkie" Welch had a good time in Miami.
Don’t forget that Friday is thel last day for gross income tax! payments.
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I daughters spent SatiirJay atjm . _
VVl art 'i'M'l.v grateful a',I Un-’X'dale visiting Mrs Alva C. n
wish to express i.ut thinks t^the tr - v and son Charley. | ’j-e
friends, neighbors, relatives and I'allas Rockhil! fr"m Hillsdale, j all who helped us in any way -Mich., is spending a few days) for the many acts of kindness with his mother and brother,] anfl sympathy shown us in the Mrs. Geneva Rockhill and son j
illness and death of our Father, Carl.
Warren Lane. i tk . . J Mr. and Mrs, Fay Thomas u a « y 'Tilt ° f l Mr. and Mrs Clas Lane " A?' o WerC! Mrs. Ora Rice Mr and Mrs B, ’ hb >' Wallac « of j
Mr. and Mrs. Carl O’MuUahe Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stccgmiller
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CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL WINTER
COATS - SUITS - DRESSES
Our attention has been called to the cement bridge and th“ sharp curve in Chadd’s Valley,j east of the city on the Stilcsville road. We arc told that each year, four or five accidents o;i the average occur at this spot. Mail boxes have been knocked down: the hedge at the home of Mrs. Laura Owens has been damaged: Eddie Buis had a farm wagon torn up, and Cecil Brown’s fence has been rammed into by autos involved in some of the mishaps. Signs telling motorists of the bridge and dangerous curve should be erected. And wo mean signs big enough to be seen
for some distance.
Violators of Indiana fish and game laws paid more than $15,000 in fines and court costs last year. November proved to be the top month with collections for violations totaling $4,61.'!.j February had the least numberi of ai rests and fines amounted to| only $163.85. Persons hunting and fishing without licenses headed the list in 1946. there being 193 of these offenders. We bet many Hoosiers now wish theyi had spent Sunday in church instead of in the great outdoors.
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COATS
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ONE LOT OF WINTER COATS VALUES TO $49.98 ONE LOT OF
CLOSING OUT SALE Ah I hi moling In a smaller farm, | will sell Hie following lin stock al public auction o n farm heller known a.s Hie old Whitaker farm, I mile south ami I-4 mile west of Lewisville, 3 miles 1 ,i-i of (piincv. on THURSDAY, FEB. 6th, 47 AT ll:IM) O’CMM'K 16- HEAD CATTLE - 16 One •; year old Hen'ford can to freshen in spring; 5 Hereford cows, I to 7 years old, bred to black Angus Bull; 5 Roan slmrlliorn cms, t year* old, bred to Mack Bull; One mixcM cow to freshen in spring; > Angus and Hereford heifers; one I year old Jersey cow, real milk cow and Mill freshen in spring. 15 - HEAD SHEEP - 15 I I Kmcs and one Buck. 100- HEAD HOGS - 100 8 Piirchrcd Hampshire sous to farrow middle of March; 1 Dnroc sous to farrow in March; 15 Hampshire bred gilts; 15 Hampshire harrows; 60 mixed shoals, w». 60 to 120 Its.’.; 2 N|mtfi-d Poland male shoal*. CORN IOOO to 1500 bushels of good yellow corn III Im* sold by Hie ImisIk I to suit purchaser. One 3 burner Kero-gas oil taldc lop range in good sIiii|ns TERM* — (ASH. .Neighbors Welcome to Sell in Sale. McCAMMACK & FRENCH ALTON HI RST, Auctioneer. CLIFF McMAINS, Clerk. Dinner by (Jiiincy HaptM (’hnreh.
SUITS
- 29.00 ",5 oo
ONE LOT OF BETTER DRESSES
4.00
VALUES TO $16.98
ONE LOT OF
ONE LOT OF
ONE LOT OF
SKIRTS Sweaters
VALUES TO $4.98
NOW ON SALE
VALUES TO $7.98 ONE LOT ONE LOT 1.98 2.49
ONE LOT OF SLACKS
VALUES TO $8.98
NOW ON SALE
ONE LOT OF GLOVES AND PANTIES 50c
Leo Dupicher, gabb\ marwigcr of those Brooklyn "Bums" an ! movie actress Ukraine Day, h;>parently are having hard time convincing that California judge they really want to be listed as married. Have you noticed the large increase in accidents on land, sea and air in recent weeks. 'Hie toll of human life is appalling. Supjwi.se the ladies are beginning to think about their new Easter frocks. The birthdays of perhaps tintwo greatest Americans will lie leverently remembered next month . . . Abraham Lincoln an I George Washington. In this connection, we might add thank God for February! — We advocate either "over" or "under" crossings for the new I’ennsy right-of-way through Grccncastle.
ONE LOT OF WOOL . SHIRTS
ONE LOT OF BLOUSES AND DICKIES
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DICKIES
BLOUSES
women elected to the Diet | campaigning for Mayor o(| former capital of Japan. Kyoto has suffered tail from bombs and the gu| hav* >c of the war. and then | many things to be donetol the city bac k to even a res blaiwcc of normal life. But what <to you think isl Oichi’s slogan, on which she^ pects to be elected? ‘‘Equal sake (rice winell tobacco rations f* 1 the »•* Kyoto.” And, because of the grtalu her of women's votes in IB she probably will be elected What is there so impi abii it sake and tobacco I th(*y overshadow all the] lems of statesmanship, of 1 nomica, of politics? I'll tell you what. Nothing is more imperially the human being than the Ik that concern himself. You don’t have to g,>tol( to find that out When it was almost imp to got meat here in nnr( almost any candidate fori who could have piodneedi would have been, elected. Right now, if we were 1 Presidential election ycer.H sure that the candidate wen 1.1 promise the housewife an ulimited a® 1 of unrationed sugar am! ■mtH twenty-five cents a would be sure of an ,:VcrW,, ing majority >>f tic female* provided he 0011I I akehul isos .scniyl plaiusible etmuglFJ believed. And 1 am aimed sur1, candidate who could '' li,lle * believe that he would reduetj price of Seoteh whiskey I lad tie. and of Bourbm 1" |1J would have .1 much better c of being elect<' , .l than his '4 cut who might talk J 1 "" 1 ’ ( economic, social and r'k^ 1 provements. I can’t recall the nri)! 111 1 but there is f very old I learned many years 11 ’’So,' if unprejudiced you ,C “J "The going of this clotk-
Man,
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stroke
"That tells him being o’clock."
DRESSES
VALUES TO $7.98
ONE LOT OF BETTER PURSES Vt PRICE
ONE LOT OF BETTER
NOW ON
SALE
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As you know, Japan is a broken country. There is hunger there and destruction, there are mis-
ery and want.
Slowly democracy is being fil-' terod into that stricken country and hundreds of problems of! tremendous importance confront its millions. i
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