The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1948 — Page 3

™ PAU^Y >RHNgASTit r «Wf>fAMA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1948.

SKETBAU CLOVERDALE LEGIOH v$. iREENCASTLE 46-47 CUBS CLOVERDALE SCHOOL GYM iturday, Jan. 31, - 8:00 P. M. Preliminary Game 7.00.

SPORTS

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viile a basis for farm labor

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ments and contrncU. Copies < 1' snnpl ■ pai t-tmn' ai i aiiscinent | n cn( ' ((f •io I u . u Uural

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I at Pin due University. A'oii-i I dents of the state may obt: a i opies of these agreements at : Charge of two tot 25 eents.

By Jim Zeis

HELPFUL CUB

516 Laundry); G. Crawley (Banner). High Team Game: Laundry, 1806. | Bank 2; Triangle 1. 2178 to I 2086. 1 Laundry 5; CCC 0. 2330 to ( < 2010. I | Decorators 2; VFW 1. 2104 to 2320. Banner 2. Eitel s 1. 2074 to 2170.

CUB RESERVE

WE MAKE HOG HOUSES, K0G FEEDERS, TRUCK BEDS, All Kinds of Roofing. WK ALSO HO ALL KINDS o| PLANING WORK. PINGLETON BROTHERS SAW MILL AND PLANING MILL

IT’S A COLD WALK TO WORK

CROWN ‘MISS UNITED NATIONS’

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Inly Culligan offers you combination of features; i

Bill Reynolds is ono of t!ie most dependable receives on Coach Tom Quldabetry's Tiger Cub squad. Bill who is play! bis fourth year fur Givcnca.st: ■ j high school is a guard. DOWNTOWN LK.X<.I L VV L CCC Music- Co. . 54 20 ! V. K. W. 52 22 ' Nitel's 51 23 j Triangle 51 25 F rst-Citizens Bank 50 24 Hone Laundrj 22 i!2 ' The Bannc r 18 56 University Decorutoi s KS :’,6 I

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Dick Rowhuid, bothered by a li.id ankle for the past few weeks, has again joined the Tig11- Cub net squad. Dick is one ol Greencustlc’s top reserves.

CRY AND INSTALLATION OF |LOSED, SEALED SOFTENER eolite (mineral which removes ^as from water) in our Culligan er is sealed-in for your greater No exposure to air and ring delivery.

SLIP-ON CONNECTIONS FOR [CLEAN EXCHANGE SERVICE opact Culligan unit is installed [mvenient place in your home, nges are made in a matter of i with no perceptible interrup[your water supply; no spilling, Ting.

have ail the soft water you need AT the TURN OF A FAUCET WITH —

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Feb. 3 (8:13) CCC vs. VFW Kilel’s vs. 1st Citizens Triangle vs. Banner Unsver. Decorators vs. Hoin -

Laundry.

450 or more: Bro.sn 471; Han- * na 502; Flint 465; Kastham 4!H; [Sandy 516; Ted 1 >0^: Birt 152; I Seott 465; Pitts 407; Haverly j 501. C. Crawley 515; G. Crawley j 516; Eitel 466; Jarvis 164. { High Individual Game: Hanna j

I 106 ( Bank l I floor Thursday night. The locals j High Individual Series: Sandy | 1,11 lhe 11:111 ^ to 24 - \ — 1 Post 38 (T'.*) F<« FT I'F , Loy Gets 25 Years! ai " 6 1 J # ,Iv*vini#o:t 1 0 0

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| ACROSS FROZEN HUDSON RIVER i^Uieat Lccietc walks to lighthouse Hi It.uns Jteat No) in larrytuwn, N. V. He carries oar as | safety-measure in case of an tee bleak. (Intfr^^tinn M

Legion Netters

Down Brazil

The basketball team repr - senting Cassell C. Tucker Post j 58 American Legion walloped a { Brazil Legion squad. 72 to 52 on j! | the Gieencastle high school gym

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Coffman Adams Coffey Kline Hurmless F. Grimes i j Tzonanakis |i j Bra/.il (32) Clark . V. Swearingen I, Landis A. Swearingen liR. Lear 11 TV. Lear . ... Boyer Burns I i

SSIECTED from representatives of 42 lands, Mu < fb-ia Muitins, daughter of Ambassador and Madame Catlos Marlins ol Biazil, is clowned "Miss United Nations of 1!>48,'' during tin annual UN charity ball in Washington. From loft are Dr. John R .Steelman, presidential assistant; Ally. Gen. Tom Clatk and Rep. John Davis Lodge (R), Conn. (Intern^tional Soundpl<ot<f) HARTLeV~QUIZZE5~PETRILL0 AT HEARING^ ['I"

Whif l?atj itWore and (jet ILeSF ? North Side Court House Square Phone 69 Greencastle, Indiana

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-jNTENCED to 25 tears for the ■,-nifp staying of Mrs. Gracclyn Tliish. wife of a minister, 15-year-. ,ld James Hartmann waits for ieputy sheriff to open Itis cell in 'itii.ig') jail (International) In Steel Fight

|FT WATER SERVICE, INC.

KEEP YOUR CREDIT PAY BILLS PROMPTLY Personal Loans Up To S300. INDIANA LOAN CO. I!) 1 2 K. Washington Ml.

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mkmSjs EMhb IfUUSeMJABCTR < OM M ITTf-.l' he-ei. .1 i.v * R« p.‘ Fled Huitleyj (left) (R), N. J.. quizzes Ji.im - C. Fetrill.i, Moulc, u 1 imiii n ehicl, during probe Into his alleged “boss sm" in the muoii field. Pctrlllo j admitted to the solon; that he opeinti s ,-i labor monop..ly but sored the committee that a mw eontiaet would b<- signed with the, radio networks for the continuance of 'live'' inusii after January51st. (International) i

RADIO-PHONOGRAPH CONSOLE

♦ THE DIGNITY Of CHIPPENDAIEI ♦ THE BEAUTY CE mahocanyi ♦ the matchless ferformance of

TRUETONE

A COMBINATION SET THAT IS DEFINITELY OUTSTANDING. DEAUTIFUl CABINET HOUSES RADIO WITH "EAR ItVEl" SPEAKER AND AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGER THAT SHOES EASILY ON CONCEALED DRAWER ABUNDANT SPACE FOR RECORD STORAGE! 0174;

Reduced to $169.50 KKUI LAlt I'BK'K

8204.30

One Week Only

BANNER ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS

24 CSC APR WHEN

•I. W. TFMLIK, President

iIGN EX-GI FOR TREASON

GREEK FAMILY FLEES GUERRILLAS

CONSTELLATION CRASHES, BURNS

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|Y N. Y., FEDERAL COURT, tx-Sgt. Martin J. Monti reals ■ hr, hand an he is arraigned before U. S. Commissioner | on charges of treason. Originally an Air Force lieuf‘' a *ccused of deserting his Army post in 1944, hitch1 India to Italy and ateaLing an Army P-38 to land pan lines, where. It !« charged, he made radio broadp4»2l propaganda ministry from Berlin. (Inttrnational)^

jtESTON TUCKER, ncdgling auto iianufai-turcr of Chicago anlounces he will ”nght to the last iilch with Republic St'-d Corp. ,ver purchase of a government,wned blast furnace ami coke ,lant. both in Clevel.-nd, O., vhith BepubHc now is tperatingi ,n a rental batis Tu Jter reortedly high bidder in .he WAA ale. told a Wa.rhing-.on press onference that he \f being shoved around” by "bis steel

FLEEING guerrilla forces, this Greek family enters town of Filiates

; lin<1 „ bv .. bi „ s te e i in gove'rnment-held territory carrying all they could save from t'tei; ^Sauto lobbwa- ' (International) buruajj ^osq. Xh« gill caic.ts an 8U ^unU fe ack. (luUi luue.ial)

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Ail 24 PERSONS aboard an Eastern Airlinea Constellation aurvived this crash in a snowbank during a landing at Boston airport. Eight wera Injured escaping from flaming plane. (lattrnMtioatA