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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1948.

PRCHiKAM 1 Methodist Church Sunday Schoo!

for will be held Thursday evening

program

Clinton

Kails at 7 o'clock at the church.

furnace Inspection. Expert repair work on any poke et furnace. Cost based on labor and mnI,riels used. Phono or writ# today.

SPORTS

By Jim Zeis

Sni

MSON tell To Suit

"Least Fuel Used in 20 Years With ALL-FUEL Furnace" “The Williamson Heater Company: “I have a large house and when it was quite cold I had a hard time keeping it warm. With a Williamscn Tripl-ife, I used less fuel thia year than / have in 20 year*.” (Signed) Mrs. George Wiegner, /ad. The ALL-FUEL Furnaca Burn Gait

Oil, Coko or Coal

t'arnui-rn ('lennril IKS.IHI nml I p

ACE HEATING C

VENTILATING CO. lit W. Franklin St., Greenraatla

ick ■■ Simple -■ Private lat’s how our loans are made. !ANA LOAN COMPANY

Lions Vs. Cubs local Netters Is Net Menu "Well Regarded"

Rushvilles Lions will come 1 A poll of coaches and sports roaring into the lair of the Tiger writers by a press association Cubs tonight determined to stop placed Greencastle’s Tiger Cubs the winning streak of Coach among the “well regarded class” Ti m Goldsberry’s high school . in Hoosier high school net circles

netters. ! this season.

Greencastle's basketball team' The po11 as toda V

will be seeking its seventh win in eight starts this evening. To . do this, however, the Cubs koow , that they will have to defeat a , j pretty good quintet as Kushvillc | I forced highly regarded Greens-, burg into an cvertime battle recently before the Pirates were I able to emerge the winners.

is:

The Purple and Gray mentor

1.Hammond .

Anderson

M uncle Central

Jeffersonville

5. Lawrenceburg

Mishawaka

Madison

Huntingburg ....

Huntington

10.

Brazil

Also nominated: Lebanon

Vllillgtoll

Phone 15

MAS BASKET SHOW AT fiisllc Theater DAY. DEC. 23, 2 P. M. t)\: I arm Produce, Canned Goods, Potatoes. Welfare Xmas Baskets

Art Roberts, Don Marketto and either Jim Smithers or Don

Stites as a starting five to oppose ■ | 6-2l, South Bend Central (4-3) the invaders. Gone Ash. Foxs i Kaft *y ette (5-3). Frankfort (6-1), ‘and probably some of the other New Albany (5-1). Auburn (8-0). squad members will most likely I G reencas tle (6-1), East Chicago see action before the contest is | Washington J3-1), Gary Emer-

over.

A preliminary tilt between the Rushville and Greencastle B teams will get underway at 6:C p. m. Indications are that th* ocal gym will be packed agair this evening so get there earl) if you want a choice seat. Following a brief lull for Christmas, the Tiger Cubs w:l swing back into daily drills ir preparation for the New Year’s Day tournament at Martinsville Greencastle meets Franklin ir the tourney opener and the Arlesians will* clash with Cathed ral of Indianapolis. This should prove to be a most interesting way to spend the January 1 holi

day.

Net Scores Greensburg 39, Martinsville 37 Bloomington r>6; Columbus 33 Lrfifayette 43; Hammond 32 New Albany 28; Seymour 23 F*ranklin 38; Lebanon 35 40 May Die In Holiday Mishaps INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 22. (UPI State police predicted today that some 40 persons might be killed in Indiana traffic accidents during the Christmas-New Year holiday period “unless merry-makers take extra precautions on holiday trips.’’ Robert Rossow, state- police superintendent, said that 1948 fatalities probably would exec - l last year’s. But, he added, ”It'.s not too lato to save your life.” Rossow said that 39 per.son.-: were killed in traffic accidents between Dec. 23 and Jan. 2 l i t year and 42 persons were kill I during the same period two years

ago.

He warned Indiana motorists that daylight Ifours were shorter and that poor visibility and icy pavements would increase driv-

ing hazards.

Rossow said that the 1948 accidental death toll probably would be more than the 1947 total of 3.109. He said that deaths over last weekend had boosted this year's fatality total to 1,073. He said that September ap- | pea red certain of being regarded j the “worst month of 1948,” with l 123 deaths listed for that month

IN MEMORY

In loving memory of our scr and brother, Pvt. Maynard D Coleman, who gave his life for his country and loved ones four years ago today. Dec. 22nd. Sadly missed by mother, broth-

er and sisters.

FOR SALE 250 lb. Du roc male hog, eligible to register. Wm. K Blue, It. R. 3, Greencastle. 22-3p

BULLETINS . S f ar Bright’ Smile

was tx-ing forced to ‘’ditch” Incause of lack of gasoline. The pilot radioed Oiat he wa*lino miles off (he California coast and had hut 820 gallons of gasoline. The information service said that Coast Guard and nav) planes from San Francisco hascs were cn route t,i aid. There was nu announcement of the numhci of |M‘rsi>ns aboard. CAR CLEANED OCT

IA)ST: Ladies Bullova wrist watch in Murphys or Provo store oi between Owl Drug store and Murphy? Was a keepsake gift. Mrs. Orlie Vanlandingham, 2 miles north Greencastle. 22-2p.

ST. LOUIS (UP) When Harry I^ike tried to get his car out of the garage the motor wouldn’t turn over. He lifted the hood and found the reason. Thieves had stolen the radiator, fan, generator, fuel pump, water pump and battery. In the University of Chicago's new synchrocyclotron. protons will be speeded up a vacuum chamber to a rate of 160.00C miles a second, at which speed they will be capable of penetrating a foot of solid aluminum.

BRIGHT SMILE of film actresa Terry Moore is very nice—and that's on good authority. Grcatei New York dentists have chose# her as the “movie star most likely to preserve her star bright smile.” 'International)

dlii and Dagwuud”

Three Shorts

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From where I sit... Jy Joe Marsh) - " 1 — ■ i ■■■aaiMmaMMm——i Dutch Miller's Back In Uniform

in the city, Dutch bn. I don’t mean y l,T y blue—but a . that'- every bit •Wrican. :il » denim shirt, Jil the yards and b-i tramping /ds; and a straw ' un get. high—a 1 from Maine to labama. 'ii of an army— d American farmProductivity, are

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McCaughey, f

Clodfelter, f

Welch, c

Thomtoerg. g Ken Goff, g

Kelly, f

Keith Goff, f

Sheets, c .... ....

Spencer, g

Hawks, g

helping to keep this nation strong —bolstering the forces of democracy that guard our freedom. And in their way of life, ton, they are champions of freedom. Trmprrnte folk who enjoy a moderate glass of beer—but never quarrel with those who prefer cider. Tolerant people who fight to the hitter end against oppression and intolerance. From where I sit,

a credit to America!

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J’i'iiimishIv ;ir• * Invited for making lest boriiiRs in (irtM'tiva.st It 1 , liulinna. at thv situs of proposed

xt’WUKe lift stations anil alonK th*’ of 23 points, alignment of u**rt ifn proposed r

newurs. A list of rt'tiulruti borini** s appembil but additional boringsi nay In* reejuired by the KtiRlneer. The lOngdiieer will lovate the hol*.s and furnish n fVrenco points of known elevation at urn'll boritiKAll barings shall In* made by the 'Wash ’boring' method, using: a steel pipe easitiK The materials encountered may be washed out from Inside th»* casing:, but ■all samples required shall be taken in the dry by means of a drive pirn-, ahead of the washing. Depths and number pf borings will be deter-

mined by the Kngineer,

An accurate description shall lie kept for each boring, giving the d**pth of rock, water level and the kinds and deaths of material encountered. Where feasible, the * ’mm l *• • ct or shall record for each hole by sections, the average number of blows per foot of penetration roonlred for a snecified weigh t fa I line’ a stated distance (such as 140 lb. falling 30 in.) to driv** the spoon insid** the casing, ns a me mis of providing some Indication of the relative resistance of strata of soil to penetration by

the snoon.

S'mph’S shall be taken at eve! v marked change in material and in onv event Jit intervals of not more than 1ft feet. At least three f 3 > samples shall be taken for each boring The samples shall be preserved In one-quarter « '. » pint air-tight screwed - too glass containers. plainly marked with the boring number and ib ntb a t

was taken

Dnnllea»e t' ned co i'‘s of eneh horlnv degc'lot Inn giving the Contractor's cbissifientinn and In-»*.ro'-.*f i'tion of the horP’gs shall be furnished to tin* l’ , n**lnecr. :•*-

gether with the sampb'* Pronosnls will b*> *•

tiio (Otv Clerk until ~ I CRT. .Tnnuary INth. 1 tx, at

C|t\ Hall

The actual work of nmking hi

son (5-1), Terre Haute Gersimeyer (6-1), Evansville Central (4-1), LaPorte (4-1), Greensburg (6-2), New Castle (4-4), Richmond (3-3). Jasper (5-3), Logansport (5-3 and Winslow.

Bees Wallop Greene Twp.

| Russellville's Bees wont on a | scoring' spree over at Wavelancl j Tuesday night, walloping Greene , Township's high school net tos-

. sera, 57 to 21.

' The Bees led at the half. 26 to

i McGaughey with 9 field goats j and 5 free throws headed the Russellville attack with a total

FG. 9 1 . 3 4 0 0 2 1 1 0

Grvvne Twp. FG.

Bruin, f 1 Wright, f 0 O'Brien, c .... 1 D. Beane, g 1 C. Harbison, g 0 H. Beane, f .. 0 Redifer, g i Roberts, g o B game: Russellville,

Greene Twp. 11.

Officials: Fouty and Duncan

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Signed•

H(»SS TORH

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CANDY Brachs brilliant hard • assortment candy 50 per cent filled with jelly, peanut butter, coconut and vanilla cream flavored with fruit and spice flavors-

REGULAR LB. 40c

Special Lb. 33c

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Men’s Shorts And Shirts

Dresser Sets A gift that Is sure to please her! A beautiful dresser set decorated in dainty floral designs. Graceful, sturdy handles and brushes with nylon bristles. Choose from n big assortment of lovely sets!

49c

omen’s Scarfs Initials Free

air

7°c

Special Prices 19c to 49c

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