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THC DAILY BANNER, GKEENCASTIE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1949.

Army Under Fire Of Probe Board

| temency towani Il*e Koch, thf | western area. . jtonous “Belle of BuchenwaW * ( preliminary round* and

The senators denounced the mi.i- j ,yff

• tarj' for reducm* her l.fe *r -. , . .

DePauw s team according to

t-rvce to four vears ir. pr.Sofi ‘ ,

l j Prof Forreat Seal, coach, will

The three-man cumnuamaBl . _

! - lude H.ward Downs. Inde-

as appointed by Army Secre-: . .. ^ , I pendence Mo Hugh Hawk .ns. K C K. . a ^ *

Ei Ren- Okla Robert W.

tr.g widespread protests ai» - ' „ t . „ . ^ . i Brown Eichart. and Raymond

t.-.e tna: of the Malniedv defer. 1-1

! Psvne. Daiton. O. ant* bv an arm v

WASHINGTON ' —The army was un day on charges of fo Amen car. mear. g a major Gerr.a.'. trial. Th' criticism ca

; UP) ' f iTt* tO* •tt r.g Xh< v^stice is

cnmt

T* kl ii

a pUy fon-ts and lava from prcvio -j | |Q0f n6ll0rS

I pUce-J ator Our Lad) of Tourd-J ■ I ...i n Tamder.. N o *

court

tigate ipoaec

apecia. t! which tnv sentences mans ^".cl machine-g soners a*, during th<

Bulg-

The commit prosei -tors -s tionab.e" tact rccommen *-d sentences be r

prison:: r " Its rep rt nark time in less tha.' tw the army's system Germany has cor.:-. The prev: -s cr

by a 5- r..*t.

the army of g. .r.g extreme and sh

the death n 29 Ger-

lag 12 charged with .rurg American pr.-Ma.nse-dy. Beir-u-n 1M4 Bath of tr-

Dachau. The cc ■ X-.- S

Gortor. Sunpson. army prosecutors . ; «.ng testimony lund “mock trial

fer.iai.ts

ss.or he a :-4 by Court Justice

accused tn-

at Dachau of

ottamed in of the de-

Volcano Active

■ Ceaiiase* fr.». Pase Oa*> the crater .aside the pfar.e ' The area between the crater

empeons that go back to histone tunes The only pepuistioc m this area lives in a thir fnnge of v.Uages along the

coast.

Mauna I-oa has followed s rough four-year cycle of eruptions since its sumr-it blew off .n 1914 The last t:xe :t erupted was in 1942 At that time army bcenoers dropped explosives to divert the lava away fr:<Ji HUo

. - j tae westers coast

Oppose Butler

. Hospital in Camden.

, was hollowed to reduce tt* waieht to be borne by the hos-

After be-

said arm) . highly q

s and the ref on that the deatb Jjce-i to life im-

Debate Team At Bowling Green

REPORT of condition

fWpViv w-a _

i ■' Greer astl ia the State of Indiana at me ciuoe i.. l Dei .1 1SH? Ptibiished in accordance with the call made by the j Federa. P.eser.- Bank of this district pursuant to the provisions of I-' r. -ne Act and • '-*!! made by the Department of j

DePauw * sopbomore-doounat-d bask-'.ball squad, with a 4-4 record to date, takes on a hard hitting Butler crew tomorrow ught in Indianapoiia. The match will be the 53rd meeting in a rivalry that began n 1906 Butler has won 33 tames in the ser.es the Tigers.

19.

Coach Hal Hickman's reserve -quad strength for the encounter las beer, brought up with the rt- . urn of center Chuck Year Wheaton II! who has beer, out of the !:reup for the past four e ar-.es with an injured ankle.

, weight to be borne i pital's roof structure

ing hollowed, the statue we.gbeJ 18 tons and would have w-igh -J

had it not been hoUoiv-

FR1. - NITE

iR SAT.Ma T • + h and NITE

36 tons,

ed.

Adams p intei out that modern sculptors use pneumatic tools, electric drills, etc., which sped up the work He catimatei that if the company had received such an order in the hammer and chiaei era it wouki have required a year to complete with the swm- number of sculptors working

VOL

(. LA)> KKDALE

IV IHUJJON »REVN0lDS.e

| BUSY W

F«H»oc Ot coftc.»

the sect:

DePauw

team, winner

UTuversity

of 55

a call made by

I Fman i. Institutions of the State of Indian*.

ASSETS

i h»unces *ith other barks. inclucLng balances.

BOWLING NEWS

that

attacK

Cash balances with

and cash items in process of collectior.

• a- .i .. parhapate J ^ g Bract and gwaraataad at Lakes debfc ir-j Obligations of States and political subdntstoos

nament to be held »* Bowi ng | Other bonds.

Green University

urday.

The two-day tounr.a -> tear-} entered f- ■

at Bowling ■ia;. and Si

» I i^tr.er oc..ct>. ■..‘tes. and debentures . I C rporate stoc ks > including $5 250 00 Stock of Federal Reserve Barkt

i. ars and d - -r.u including $531 76 overdrafts! wv* j Bark premises owned $25.000 00. furniture and fixtures $12.300 00 - -

j 950 206 Oe 1.153 857 13 252 533 Is 94 291

5 250 00 1 875 450 51

Lie m d-

McCALLIE SAYS

Other Assets

TOTAL ASSETS

37 100 00 1900 49 H-STOTSOST

LIABILITIES

Demand deposits ot individuals partnership*

and corpora ticns . — ’T rie decc-s.ts of ir.'liv^iual* partnerships i and corpora ti-vr.} — . Depc-s.ts c>f U S Go-, t .including postal savings Der>>}:ts of States and political subdivisicevs

, Deposits of banks

Other dep;«::s -rtified and officers checks, etc >

$4 123.253 SO

$2 667 46- 34

1 0*4 567 44

29 417 45 301 526 29 24 200 M 16 079 2S

- . .

$4 146 056 03

V ALWAYS FREEZE AT FREEZING POINT 0 2 * F )

_ fled and officers | TOTAL DEPOSITS

Other Liabilities

TOTAL LIABILITIES .not including 5-bordinated *j obligations shown below \ _

CAPITAL ACCOC'NIS

I Capital*

[ i Surplus

I Undivided profits

TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

1 TOTAL LIABILITIES * CAPITAL ACCOUNTS of $ None of debentures sold to the P.ecor.

$ 100 000 0.

100 000 0C: 2 4 734 6-

$ 2-4 ■ 4 64 $4 ;70 7?O67

I ’ Includes proceeds

| structioc

wx c oeoeniuiea 1 ——— — — „

>rs and deposit rs and 1000 shares of common stock, par $1CN)00

I pet share

Finance Corporation. $ None ot debentures sold to lx*l I mt- rests wf- h debentures are subordinated to the rights of C'edit-

»- ds/MhdM

$ 150 624 30

None

1? .41.21

giirr.in TarTryfeylii

It - tnwperataie <aa tw- redmed —i-rai lower without it» «wn&-ai ( --.pei iwilv if tU- water .«• pure and it t* n-t

— ^^•^.Viiar I alUrie-. — \ " t. Arkermamv

ab»ut 4|c<allie'».

agitated- 1.

It's a*'t

where jou

••t-ant’ that ivrrvb.«l>* talking the ditfereaee id menhandi'* an>l cerviee.

MEMORANDA

1 .Assets pledged or ass.gned tc secure Labilities and foe other purposes . Obligati ns subordunated tc claims cf depositor* and I other creditors, not included in liabilities I First lien trust funds ! Loans as shown above are after deduction

I H L WLliams Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemn- ■ 1> swear tha: the above statement is true and that it fuily and correctly represents the true state of the several rr.attfrs herein r.ta..-.-d and set forth, to the best of rr.\ knowledge and beue? R L WILLIAMS Cashier I State of Indiana Co -ruy <jf Putnam as ' Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th. day of January. 1MB and I hereby certify Liat I am. not an offi.er or director of thus

1 bank

Mv cirr.m -s. r. exr.re} June 27. 1951 ELLEN JANE HUNTER. Notary Pubiic.

5EAL

CORRECT —Attest

J B Croaby. Simpacr. Stoner.

Frank J. Cannon, Directors

The bns bowling league re-suT-ed the.r league frtay Thursday afternoon with the foilow-

rg results

Hi-Pi-r.t defeated P-nbusters

all 3 games

Little G-emims won 2 game*

from M-g“:y Atoms.

The high games for the pisj ( were B..b Berge with s 173 and

Buddy Godfrey with 155. The stand.ng to date:

Hi Pom: 30 Mighty Atoms 26 Little Greml-ns — 17 Pm Busters _. 13

L 9

13 22 26

Putnam ( ouaty B.wliag Lf-agwe

Macks Place Ford 6 and s Sr.aok Shop

Morton 'll hr ore

-angdor. Bro*. 3overdal- Spee-i Li jcu C.ub

\V 39 10 29 29 28 23 20 20

22 22 23 28 31 31

January 4 1949 results M nrton 3-0 20021 laon* Cub 0-3 1958 Hacks P.sce 2-1 2-572 doverda.e Speed. 1-2 2205» Laagl Br vs 2-1 210C' FS1Ir. ^re 1-2 2 1 56 Ford 6 and 8 >-0 2135 Sna-k Shop 0-3 2265 Tear 2500 or more Macks P.ace. 2572 Team 800 or more: Macks Place 94C 551 Ooverial- Speed *18 Sr.a .< Scap 810 Indi. iu*. 500 or more McTamma k 56* Wdhoite 53P Parker 517 Sears 510 Wine 507 Irwin 505 Jackson 506 laukenbili 501.

Mr Aid Mrs W A Corns anJ Dries Hunter w re Sunday 1..1- ' ner guests of Mr and Mr? Li

Hunter.

Mrs Eva Clearwate r « is qui’e ill with pneumonia. Victor Suther..." and Delbe-T SutherLr. visit- their brotheEmory at the hospital in Ini:-Aiapc-lis Sunday Emory is suffering with d-abet-s and foot in-

, fectkxn.

Mr Aid Mr? W A. Corns. Irma Hunter an: Dries Hunt.-r 1 attended a show :n Greencastic-

Sunday- night

Mis? Shirley Bowman Aid Irma Hunter visited Miss Evelyn Suth-rlm We- - ay ev. n.-.g and attei’Jed the bail gA-ne Wei-

nesdAy night.

Mr Aid Mr- \V A Corns visited Mr and Mr? Jim Williams and Mrs Belle Leonard recent-

Mrs Lou Taoer visited Mrs B-art :ce Sutberiin Wednesday afternoon Mr anJ Mr? W-.lhs Have? spent the week end with, their daughter Mrs Rutk Gilley a : Mr Gilley of Wabash. Mr and Mrs. W A Com? visited Mr Aid Mrs HArve Cooksey Monday even.ng. Mr? Cooksey .? a ece of Mr Corns

WITH FOOTBALL MAoH — BATTLED KOO'TKr

pKickin’ skill.

Sunday Mai. and Hite

Monday, • Tuesday Hite News With The 1 Truman Triumph

DON'T MISS! "HERE WE 60 AGAIN"

A three act comedy presented by the Orn^J matics Department and sponsored by the Junit run

Ciass of Greencastle High School

8:00 P. M.

Jan. 15. ir <J r

rs Ai

High School Auditorium

Mfox

Attention! Farmers!

DEAD STOCK REMOVAL

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Hit>HI>T CASH PRICES PAID.

ELZIE sTROCD — f..rmer dead *t.M-k man i» ha. k on the y* PROMPT. RELIABIE SERVICE Urdui By Products Industries. Inc. ““'J

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Phone 116 K 4 — Cloverdale or J.dm Tharp. Green. »ll

Reverv- ( harge.

\LL TRI < K' SPKAY-ED FOR DISEASE

BANNER ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS

-iark.- * dam:

lisslo •T the

We have a few major appliances left at give away prices. So if you will be needing a stove or refrigerator soon, you'd better grab one of these quick.

^^WASHINGTON ZtX

MARCH OF EVENTS

McCALLIE ELECTRIC & SUPPLY CO. 19 South Indiana St. Phone 131

For A Limited Time Only!

.HAT »t."?k

Him ha— anv H i Matrr %uto Heater will install it free uf .-ha.-g- in .vuur ear Prk-v drw»tKallv re-tu. -d t. ■ K-gilar 819.43

Winter King Master Heater Now SI5.88 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.

Air Foret May Soft Ftdal Politico! Implications Sttn Dtmandi lor B gg*’ B.agef Behind U. S. Education Aid Sftdil to Centrtl Press vr' 4'*HI\GTON—The Air Force may be expected to toee down. Vv if r.ot si.er.ee its mderccver campaign for a btgger share of the rew budget. Latest petitioner for quiet -s the a^-craft mxr.ufaitunsg industry :t*e;; Mi; Gen Oliver P Echols, top wartime plane procurement officer for the Air Force Aid no* head of the pla.iebuLders trad* sseocia* t::r had a cold-turkey talk about the issue recently with Aur | Force Secretary Stuart Synungtom Syeungtoa has carried on a voca! and aucanous Siht for a.r power. The pla.-.e buuiera :b-.are air power advocates but they were I be-i :.i.r{ fearf .i that S>tcir.gtc.i s aggressiveness I might result in a swing away from aviat-oo | strer.gth. A-so the plane builder* make aircraft for Use Navy si well as the Air Force and Bymiagtoas determined effort to sbaorb naval aviation was bru-g-.r.g the wrath of the admirals down on the mAi uf ac t urers.

Charter No Report in Ui state Publ ihod n und-. r aact-oi

REPORT OF CONDITION •.-.‘40 • • r. -- 1 '.?*..* -. N •f : iit:- of F.rst Nat, lal Bark of Cloveniale 1 of Indiana at the ci of b^s.nea* or. Dec 31 194? | response to cad made bv comptroller of the currency

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BLOOMIN'JTON Ind. Jai 7 INS Tb.- Indiana Hill Cu -to"? plant has yist compieted s statue of Our Lady of Louri « 21'. feet h gh Carved under contract witn Sculptor Iran L Adam? of B • - .rgtoc th-' statue r«quir-r-two month? to rexriplete arvd was made fror. MX separate block? of ?*. ve. It :s valued at $16 0i» A isms sai i ~So far as I know this is th j arg ?t piece of fullround stati*ry ever made m the B.oDoungtor. s.-ea. Aid it is a beAutifui thing to see." The statue * a? dcs^ncii to be

American Legion

District

‘icnt us.sc] Cs I Bh q

Basketball Tourney Greencastle High School Gymnasium

l Ad^tioaai Game-. I ri.tay and ?atunlav. January I4-I5I

Friday. Jan 7 6 ,0 ; m.- St. Bernice V- CLv

ton

7.43 p m. Lebanon v.- Tern Haute Po«-. 40 9.W p. m.- Ron.-dak vs \t*«lan 1 'aturday. Jan. * 6:30 p m.- Zionsville vs Greencastle 7:4-5 p. m.—Covmgtor. ' - Nr*town 9 Uj " W: .gate v -

aye Imitl Wai

Bar - 3,

Putnam County Balance Sheet

S re'- -s—d statute*

Cast. u s Obiii Coro, rite stock of Loar.? and B..ia ir*-:

and fuxtires $200 00

Other A«j?- t? Total Aso-ts

n other barks ems in process of W.gsti. rj dire- : Aid guaranteed State and political subdivysi. is ks . including $1.50L. .)0 Fe-ier*. Reserve bar.?: d-s- -..i:? ■. luding $-5 31 overdrafts kad $2000 09 furniture

64 ?»2 ?4 21 444 5;

1 500 00

165 989 6-

• DOLL 4R-WOO—There are ' ie pdliuta: irr.pLcations beh.r.d Lhe progra—. for feieral Ai to Eckel, educauoi. whi-h President Truman is prepar-r-g

for submitma* to the new Congress.

B-r. ies the sppesl to parents and teachers throughout the r.stiort. it is an indirect way- of wooing Lh* rebellious south. There is no intimation, ©f cc-urse of such a motive on the part of th* prtsii«r.L

However th* effect is not to be denied.

S.r.ce the south is the nation s foremost have not" region, it stands to gam from the Education Aid Program., which favors th*

j poorer states.

Sc-e of the pres, lent * southern supporters have told him tber*

• -s considerable ’ Uberal ser.tmr.er.t

To I Iter BrhbpM tMT fkPWifl fr»>«B Jab —ary F i m 4m

P'lltUI

u the south wiuch has no ,yrr.-

pathy with Dem-xrats who bolted th* Tnarar. ticket. The** sup? 2 ^ i porters sa.d that Shis sentiment spruig* in seme d«gre« fror. th* prospect of get'.mg a break or fed«ral funds for educauoe Ad ah 1

$1 162 96.* 421 ott<r PWP6MA

l -

LIABILITIES

d-vid-jals. p*rtn- rsr.. p*

? -I

• a.- partr-rsh-ps.

64 759 64 ’.6 62 56 2.015 10

$1 100 414 6 4

Den-?: i dipos-t* and o-rpiralions

Time dep.vsit* of tndividi

and ..-rpcration?

Dep-s hs of U S Gov t, unc.jdmg pcsstal savingsDeposits States and political subd:visions Other ienosits certified and cashiers checks, etc.* Total Deposits $1.100 414 64

Total Liibiiities

CAPITAL ACXX>UNTS

Capital S: ck

<e» Comn r. Stock, tot*, par $20 000 00

Surplus

Undivided profits

Total Car.tal Acre.vur.ts Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts

MEMORANDA

Assets pi- -Ige-i ..>r A<*i4nrel to secure LiabUities

and for other purposes

St?te of Indiana. County of Putnam. *?: I O V Smythe. president of the above-named bank, do golem - aly swear that the above statement is true to th* best of my

anow tedg- and belief

O V SMYTHE President. 6w>n to and sub? nb—. before n> th.s 4th day of January I9*u CH ARLES A P..X'KWELL Notary Public My Comnussioa Expire? April 1 1950

CORRECT Attest

./ J E McCoy. , W no. R Langdor _ V. . Tester C Psrke- Directors

$ 23 000 00

25 OOO OO 9 553.78 30.553 78

$1 162 96542

27 OOO .»

• NEW LEASE EOR WAA?—The War A—«9 AihwiUtnowq fc.ggest second-hand dealer in the world, may get a new lease ca Lfe from the $lst Congress Th* Ust Ccr.greas cor.dem.-.ed the WAA which _s charged w.tU gettuig rid of billions of dollar* worth of surplus war good*, to di« r - 1The *a was that th* Air Force would take over dispo**! ct unsold rlar.es and other sgencies would sell 'ar.ous types of cth«# war leftovers. H-: ever, th* word cow is that none of these agencies want t* take or. thiae extra respond;b...ties and are quietly lobbying for a WAA extension. There is still more than three btlucn dollars ■ orth of left-overs to be sold. The plan now seem* to be to extend the WAA to Jua* M.

• “TIP FROM TEEN-AOEAS"—Oregon's Senator w syne Mors* re c-rrerds to his GOP toUeagues that they take t look at what youth is Dunking when they set thetr legislative and ca.i-a.gn courses—and he commend# the same fteki of study to th* political pollsters _ r _ M;rs* thinks the ''most vital statistics growing c * u * Tl> out of the eiectioc* can be found An straw votes Haeftea i grade and high schools In northern states." Large majorities favored the re-election of Harry Truman. He says this is a "stausLc which th* GOP should heed meet." and adds •"The Re public an party must win the ccmideae* of Texmg Arner-.--* if it is to win future electioes ... I am nwvre eremreed tnan ever tnat many of our GOP l**arrs have lost touch with young Repuou-.ans and young people generally *

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