The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1947 — Page 4
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1947.
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Patented DOBBS TRl'SS Is Sanitary
It holds the muscles together with a soft concave pad . . . . at all times while working, lifting, walking or swimming. Lightweight, touches body in but two places.
NO STRAPS
NO BI'LBS NO BELTS
Reason should teach yon not to place a hall or bulb In opening of rupture, uhich keeps miisot“s spread apart.
FOR SALE
PEACHES, APPLES, POTATOES and CIDER
Gib Sears Froif Markef North .laekson Street
plan to Congress on political asled aim to wreck the well as economic grounds: 2. In-lp’an, might boomerang and as. | evitable failure of the Mg four to sure additional congressional sup-
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Marshall
FOR SALE: Iron s* {e - s' 7 - 0 17 I F OR SALE: 200 bushels re-' x22x!8. Allen Bain, Cloverdale. cleaned and bagged Rye. Emory 1
7-2p Sutherlin, Cloverdale.
MR. J. E. OSTLER, Factory Representative, Will at The Commercial Hotel, Grencastle, Thursday, October 9th. From !l a. m. to 4 p. m. only.
Future Of UN Appears Dismal
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N’otlrt* is hereby fflven thnt the I'uhllc* S» rvit'e ('timmissiun of In- • li inn will condiift public hcarirt‘-£ in thin c.himc in the Loom.* of th»* < ’ommisslon, 401 SinIlmiMe, Indinnnpnlis. Ind.. at TOinn a M.. .Mond;,\, in tol»er 27. 1947. I’lddif part icipn (ion is rcqueH*-
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IM MLlr SKHVirK COMMISSION OF INDIANA My SAM MI SMV Kxamlncr Olonn ft SI- nker. I’uhlic (*<»u hh*’I lor I inliiinapolis. Irnl . October *!. 1947 7-11
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To WHOM IT MAV ('OXOKRN: N«»tlcc is her«*b> id veil by the
b.us. towit: A public alb \ rim Min* mst mti wesf f r , m i,.,, , Sir.ft In tlic Oty of Dr- tn Indiana. t«* an alley running norf; •’ind south in rht* reir of let: numb«rttl thirteen tl.Ti and fom letfi illi in Mlock mimbt ..i !•'(•,i ( 4» in !•:. .1 1’eck's Kni.i i ^r«uier to the town,'now city, of Or. , i rustic, Indiana, ami located I" t wt-oii Ohio Street uiti Sstamoi
Str*ct In said (Mty.
The Common Council of suit City has fixed November 19 17 as a date upon which lemon stranees may be fib d or pr.-s. m • d !»>• pi rsons inten stt tl in, or o
lectAtl by, stirl proposed ■ us above described, and on
day. at 7:30 o'clock !’. M will n
lor tlir purpose of hearing:
; considering any remonstrai , which may hn\> been filed or i ! sented and for the purpose of t jinff final action thereon. Sm !i faction shall b«- final and conelu-
siVe on aII persons.
JN WfTNFSS \VHF*:HKOF. 1 have set my band ami affix ed l he Seal of tin* I’ity of < Iin-t ticast It . Jndlana, this the 7th day of O. t-
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LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y.. Oct. iUP> The elaborate Unite'l (Nations, born only two years ago I amidst so much hope, sat helpili ss and •d?jected today in thimiildle nf a declared no-quarter I political waf between its two I giants the United States ami (Soviet Russia. j Th, “war” actually had been 'underway for many months. But ,1! pretense had been tossed ■aside now. The “phony” stage
was over.
agree on peace treaties for Germany and Austria in London next monBi and the probable collapse of the big four machinery. But UN delegates alarmed rnd dismayed at the hopeless outlook for an east-west reconciliation after the new Communist Iptpmational manifesto against American “imperialism,” ajfereed that the ultimate victim will be the United Nations it-
self.
These delegates foresaw no immediate collapse of the urganiration which was e**at<*«l»iis th ’ closing days of Lhe War as man’s latest hope for preventing another war. But paralysis of both the Security Council and the assembly has set in and the UN has become a tool of the two great powers in their ideological struggle.
Want
port for the multi-billion dollar SALE AT COOKS: New project. These officials also felt j (p epr ] eSs Outdoor Grille, all cast the Communist action might help go j i( j yvith feed door smooth the way for a special ses- and ash p j t ^oor. Burns coal or -Ton of congress by Dec. 1 to . wcod . Adjustable grates. Makes begin work on a top-gap eeonom- n trBsh burner apd'inciner-
f!0-2-4-7-4p. hog houj^ j
s ‘de job. |
Bros.
FOR SALE 1935 Oldsmobile Leamon LittreU, R. 4, or see me at O. & I Stone Quarry’. e.2p
ic aid to Europe.
Pacific Shipping Tieup Indicated
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Common Council of tin- City of' c.n • ihmhi b*. Indin mi, that on tin•itti da> of OctolH’r, 3947. , said Common Council unsinimouHly adopted Dei laratory licHolutioti No. l. 1917, for tin* vacation of a j c. i tain all» \ in the City of Hivon-j uasib*. Indiana, do scribed as fol-
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MARY JANF HLACK. CLKRK-TKHASVRKR OF Tin: city of om:i:Nc\.« TLF. INDIANA 7-:*:
lines were clearly drawn
.(except that both sides claimed 1 Italy and France. Those two un- ; happy countries were the immediate stakes in the conflict. (There the first battles between Communism and capitalism will ‘be waged in the coming months.
Two immediate results of the
(soviet move will be: 1. A dec:
Conference Of Top Officials
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 (UP) The top American officials in Russia and Germany were scheduled to arrive here today for important conferences on Germany’s!
SAN FRANCISCO. Oce. 7 — (UP) — CIO Longshoremen threatened today to tie up all Pacific shipping as far as Hawaii unless waterfront employers end « week-long ••lookout” at Los Angeles outer harbor stevedorHarry Bridges, leader of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, warned that unless "something is done about the shutdown quickly, it will involve the entire Pacific coast and the entire Pacific Ocean, including travel between the Pacific coast and the
Hawaiian Islands.”
He demanded that Maritime Arbitrator Arthur C. Miller call on the waterfront employers association to older resumption ot
I FOR SALE: Coal and wood
ator also. Delivered for $22.45. ran ^; ^te enamel, apartment Furniture Exchange, West Side 8126 electric ^th good as r new. Leonard Mann, Road 42, 2
^ e t prices * Junk Yam
Phone 170-J.
Square
FOR SALE: Apples. Schuyler A. Arnold, 1*4 miles west Stilesville on V. S. 40. 2-6p j
miles east of Cloverdale.
WAN farm and Poplar stn
7-3p
WAX1
FOR SALE: 100 bags of 2-12-6 e * ea ning,
fertilizer. William Newkirk estii natea, FOR SALE: Apples and cider j Fillmore. 7 . 2t equipment, at Moore s Orchard in Raccoon „.. „ ^ - Da ily Bana
23-tf J FOR • One team of
horses: also frying chickens
on Road 43.
j—**j'*ng cnicKens FOR SALE: Apples, Jonath- Glen Hutchins, 3>o miles south- cleanin r Seel Golden, and Bald-’cast of Stilesville. 7-9-2o ' < ' yi Alr Port[
ans, Grimes Golden, and wins. Buchheit Orchards.
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economic future and our stead-
work, pending arbitration of the
Banner Adv. Pay*
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of State to present
European economic recovery
j sion by Secretary j George C. Marshall
‘PAL’ TAKES ‘TOPPER’ FOR POST-OPERATIVE AIRING
iiy deteriorating relations with
Russia.
An army plane was expected to arrive here about noon with Walter Bedell Smith, U. S. ani- ( bassador to Moscow, Gen. Luc-| ius D. Clay, American Military i governor in Germany, and his chief political adviser, Robert D.
Murphy.
Clay and Murphy will begin talks tomorrow with British officials concerning Britain's request that the United States take over a larger share of occupation costs in the Anglo-
! 12-week-dld "walking bosses’
We now have Jonathan, Grimes, apples, watch this ad for later varieties. Please bring containers. Elcoza Orchard, one mile east of Manhattan on road 40. 2-tf.
FOR SALE: Good Hoatrola. 428 Bloomington street. 7-4p
WANTED: rice Work,
FOR SALE: Girl’s gray cam- some dictatil eljs hair cloth coat, size 12. Call learn. Good] 572 ~ W ~ IP i employment. FOR SAiLE: 2 or 3 nice Red' f ° r Mr Hal1 <
male hogs. George E.
1, Greeneastle.
Notice an Ford, Dodge and Plymouth car owners. Wards now have on hand rebuilt motors
tor your cars at $144.95 ex-1 pups registered, black, sired by a change price. Ford 1935 to ’41, j son of Ch. Gilfran’s Getaway Plymouth 1935-’40 and *41,> and out of daughters sired by
FOR SALE: Cocker Spaniel
Frank, R. •
6-3p WANTitkj
lie. Full time,|
Inc.
’40 and *41, < and out of
Dodge *35 and ’40 Also Mock! Champions. Phone Cloverdale assembly for 1939 to '48 Ford 85' 163. Mrs. Gladys E. Ray. g-fit.
$167.95 also 95, $169.95 ex
dispute. The walking bosses (foremen) had established picket lines around the Luckenbach Steamship Company here and the Los Angeles outer harbor Stevedoring firm to back demands for recognition of the ILWU as thefr bargaining agent. _ Both firms refused to negotiate on grounds that the bosses were supervisory- personnel and should not be subject to 'rank and file union domination.” The waterfront employers then
change; 1935 and 36, 85 <114.95 exchange price .<ornery Ward
model Mont-12-tf
WANTED^ length mirror,I er. glass sW Box 155, DailJ
FOR SAU3: Ford Tractor disc, terracing plow, Transport box, Buzz saw. At big discount, All practically new. Ralph Sanj dy, Martinsville. Ph. 69. 6-6t
WANTED: ler. Phone 274-
Cesspool, septic tanks, toilet
vaults cleaned. Modern pump-j . ing equipment. Basement drains, ' fn y goCKl JL7 clean ed, roots, aPP,es at McCull ^h's Orchard,
sewer lines
grease, etc., removed with electric cutting machine. No digging • necessary, rates reasonable. Free inspection and estimates. State Sewer Cleaners. Write P. O. Box 191, Greeneastle. 16-tf. 1
WANTED: altering to do.| South Locust!
1 1-4 miles southwest
castle.
of Green-
27-tf.
WANTED: ’ soda fountain 1 in person at I
American zones of Germany.' ppndc l °P p,atians ,n
shared
The costs now
50-50 basis.
Smith has schedulejl separate conversations with State depart-
-Long Beaeh and dismissed
bosses.
Warning that evitably” would
the tieup "insprsad Bridges
FOR SALE: 1938 Reo 2 ton truck. Hoosier Pete Station. 6-2t
id
FOR SALE:
Call after four
FOR SALE: Registered Duroc I Ash’s, R. R. 4.
Beagle hounds, thirty at Clyde
male hogs. Ready for service. Melvin MoCammaek, Belle Union
6-4p.
LOST: Ladfj set in Montgoi
®*2p- 1 room. Reward
FOR SALE: White August li!-! rer ' jies, large bunches, suitable for) L0 ST' planting, reasonable. 510 ’ 7 months oIi
FOR SALE: One horse MoCor- South Indiana St. 6-2t.
n.ent officials over strained dipv lomatic relations between the United States and Russia in Europe and the United Nation’s
asserted that other members
j General Assembly, t Meanwhile, there
the union have got to
work the ships diverted from the closed port of /.os Angeles, or work and break their own union. 1
mick Deering wheat drill, 112 ft., prewar 4 inch fir flooring, about • 3000 lbs. 2-12- fertilizer. Ray-
FOR SALE—1937 Chevrolet coupe, good condition. Jack Bill-
6-2t i
from the 1 m< ? nd L**by, 2 1-2 miles east of I ing8ly ’ Fox Ridge Fillmore. 6-2p. | FOR SALE: Modern
coal and wood
were other
events on the rapidly moving diplomatic and cconomicKfront. Some government officals believed the revival of the ComnuinI ist International, and its avow-
We want you, Mr Miller, to order the port open.”
BOWLING NOTICE
IN WASHINGTON, D. C., where "Topper" (right), pet of John C. Donning of Detroit, underwent surgery to restore his sight, "Pal," seeing-eye dog owned by William N. Burchfield, takes the recuper(International Soundphotos)
ating wire-haired terrier for his afternoon walk.
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will and iFMtumeut <>f Klla dalalin r. deoensed. heri-by , s m.iica that by virtue of tin* Last Will I and Testament of said decedent • and by an order of the Putnam |CireuIt Court of Ihitnam Counts, they will at the hour of 10:00 A. M. ^on the 1st day of November. 194.. and from day to dav thereafter until sold, it the law offiet? of Ho v i\ Kutherlin. «L . . ncust le. Indiana, offer for sale at private fale all the interest of said decedent to the following dexcrihed real estate situate In the (’jty of Greeneastle. County of Putnam.
State of Indiana. to-wiL IvOt mi in her Two (2T in John
O Hourke s Subdivision of part of Lot number Lleven HI) In
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Woman’s Putnam County Pin Busters bowling time has been changed to 6:30 beginning this Wednesday evening. Any bowlers coming in over 15 minutes
late will forfeit.
Picking Grimes Golden, other fall and winter varieties following. Quality, reasonably priced. MARYDALE ORCHARD, 2 miles west of Lewisville.
Tue-Thurs-Sat-tf.
Can be seen (Fillmore.
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FOR SALE: Two registered spotted Poland boars, 3 registered Chester White boars. Ivan Harbison, 2 miles south Morton.
FOR SALE
Classified Ads FOR RENT
HATCHING EGGS
WANTED
We now have a murh stronger connection <>n hatching eggs, being directly connected with all the other Colonial hatcheries, in nine stales. When w,» are not using eggs in Greeneastle we can ship them to our southern hatcheries. Up until now no hatchery, in Gres*mantle, had such a connection. Not only do we want your hatching eggs, for a longer season than ever before, hut we can also use all the good hatching eggs we can get and will appreciate your telling your friends. Through good y»ars and had years, ever since 1920 (over 25 yearn ago) Colonial hatcheries have purchased eggs — always paying spot cash for them—over an average of ten months a year for heavy breeds and over six months for leghorns.
I havfl done culling and iesllng work for years and hold an Indiana official culling license for this work. We have moved here, from Bedford, to make Greeneastle our permanent home. We will continue to handle feeds and supplies and are adding io our lines. You will always find bargains al our place of business.
Come In and get acquainted! Make our store Grc.-ncastlc. You are always welcome here.
your hcadcpinriers when trading In
Colonial Hatcheries
(Colonial Chick and Feed Store)
PHONE 51
HENKY BAKER. Manager
GKEENCANTLE
the Hehnn] Trustees’ oi CommtsSinners’ I'IhI of port of Die Southwest quarter of Section Sixteen (16), Township Four-
Ip
teen (HI North. Kang, h-our (4)
(now City)
West In the Town
of Oreenenstlc.
Sold sole will lie made subject (o the approval of said Court for not less than tin- fall appraised
value for cash.
Itora M. Crodlan. Rxeeutnr Ito.v c Sutherlin. Administrator C. T. A :in-tt.
\ofit i: or i i\ u, sr.TTi.rur.XT or kstvtk NOTICK IS IlKitKUV OtVKN to ‘he £«'<l"ors. Heirs and Ugatees of \\ Ilham Whit (‘head, deceased If appear in the Putnam Circuit tourl. held al tin ••iica.dle, Indli* 13*b the 22ml day of Octohei 1947. ami show uausu. jf anv w k v the I INAL SRTTLKMknt' AC- ( (>1 N I .s with the estate of said decedent should lint he approvedand said heirs are notified to then nnd there make proof of heirship and receive their distributive shares.
FOR RENT: 3 rooms, light, water ami gns. 209 N. Jackson St. 7-3t.
AT MILLER’S: Stiglitz Warm Aire coal heaters with air-jet carburetion. Operates automat- ; •tally and bums coal most effi-' ciently. $49.05 complete. 17-19 East Washington St. 30-tf.
WOOD Oak and hickory, buzzed from poles. Delivered. $5.00 per cord. Phone 600. 7-2t I OR SALE: Co-op corn picker. used two seasons, good as new. 24x720 tires. Doc Ensor, Clinton Falls, Greeneastle, Route
22 Long Rifle Cat ridges. Air tight wood heaters $6.25 Pressure tanks and range boilers Monarch eoal-bottV* gas ranges Regulator hook-up available and ready for use. Monarch roaster ranges Monarch coal kitchen ranges 66 gallon electric water heaters Harvey Red Head II inch hammer mill Harvey Red H'ad com sheller Bottle gas water heaters 14 foot farm gate* Monarch electric-coal ranges Gloves (all sizes) Shower cabinets complete, with fittings. Seal) - mattresses Good used Monarch Coal-bottle gas range $135.00. Clothes linn wire Curtain stretchers 22 inch all steel Lennox roal furnaces. Four piece keyhole sets 75c Coal buckets.
TRY HURST’S
Homogenized
THERE’S CREAM IH EVERY DROP
GET IT AT TOUR GROCER OR CALL 80C-W FOR DELIVERY
Albert J. Whltehond
, W1TNKSS. the -'lm ' ^n'ld < oiirt. iIiIk 2dth duy nf S.iptemlmr,
1017.
Nn. SSOfi.
oim-r Aki Clri-uli fniirt r.lllen & Lyon, Attorncyii.
DAGWOOD. -^Unn vou DON'T get GOING YOU'LL BE LATE POP WORK/
clerk
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from simple anemirthat youTe nalV
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Milk
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