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Congress Will Ratify Treaty WASHINGTON, April 5.— (UP) The North Atlantic Treaty for military cooperation against armed attack probably will be ratified, but there was some doubt today that Congress would go all the way in backing it up with arms for Europe. Chairman Tom Connally, D., Tex., called his Senate Foreign Relations Committee into executive session today to consider treaty hearing procedure. He said the hearings could begin next Monday if the administration is ready to proceed at that time. He warned that ratification must not lie delayed “too long.” But ratification is weeks or months distant. The Senate may be summoned finally in special session to consider the treaty after ds other business is finished. Doubt about the treaty had to do will) what i- enlled its implementation. To implement it, President Truman will ask Congress to authorize a $2 000.000,000 nr more spending program to help arm Europe against possible Sovd t attack. Opposition to that si ending program is developing. It is based in some cases on tax-economy grounds. In othus the argument against arming Europe is that such action needle sly would inflame the Kremlin. The White House said today the treaty would be submitted to the Senate “very soon.” It was signed yesterday in an 11-niimite ceremony in the government’s catch-all auditorium on Constitu on Avenue. The foreign ministers and ambassadoi of 11 states participating with the United States were the

first to sign. They represented j Belgium, Canada. Great Britain, i France, Netherlands, Luxembourg. Norway, Denmark. Iceland, Portugal and Italy. Secretary of State Dean G. Acheson, who alone signed for the United States, was last in line. Moscow blasted again at the treaty shortly before yesterday's ceremonies began. In notes to Italy. Norway, Denmark and Iceland, the Soviet Union charged that hte 12-nation pact was an aggressive act aimed at Russia. Speaking briefly before the signing of the treaty, Mr. Truman said it was a “shield against aggression.” He denied that the ircaiy sought to band the west■rn nations against the Soviet Union. “Twice in recent years,” he continued, “nations have felt the sickening blow of unprovoked aggression. Our peoples, to whom our governments are responsible, demand that these lliings shall not happen again. We are determined that they shall not happen again.” PREDICT 219 VOTES AGAINST ACT REPEAL

WASHINGTON, April 5.— (UP) Southern foes of the administration's labnr hill said today at least 21!) House members will vote against any a'ti nipt to repeal the-Taft-Hartley Act. Th“y Ha i,i h a t a “nose count" of their own party and an “estimate" v of GOP Taft-Hartley supporters showed that 69 Democrats and 150 Republicans arc ready to wipe the law off the statute books. At present, there are 4.1t House members so 219 woidd be a clear majority. When the administrtaion’s bill comes to the House floor, the

cans plan to throw their support behind a substitute measure by Rep. John S. Wood, D., Ga. This proposal would re-enact the Taft-Hartley law with relatively minor revisions. PUBLIC MEETING The annual public meeting of at the Philosophy Club will be held again this year in Gobin Church at 8:15 on Wednesday. April 6. The address this year will be given by Dr. Newton P. Stallknecht, chairman of the Philosophy department at Indiana University. Dr. Stallknecht is a graduate of Princeton University, holding a Doctor's degree from there; he has studied at the University of Edinburgh and taught at Bowcioin College fro tv 19110 until he came to Indiana University. He has also made a special study of the philosophy of Bergson and has done research on the philosophy of English romantic poe-

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His topic for Wednesday evening. "On Being Human,” will concern the logical and ethical powers of man most relevant to contemporary issues. Taking his departure from problems raised by French existentialism, as represented by .lean Paul Sartre, Dr. Stallknecht will present suggestions for a vital philosophy in a chaotic age. Everyone is invited to this annua! meeting sponsored by the 'Philosophy Club.

At Miller's Spring Sale this week. Outside white house paint reduced from $5.20 per to Jil.SP in 5's; Mop sticks 29c; Gas range reduced from $204.95 to $179.95; Hollow ground' paring knives 29c; Screen or storm door closers $1.29. Scores of other specials at Millers Hardware. 5-lt

'7: ~ ... j’ FISHERMEN: “Golden Grubs." j CHARIS will train free of | Artlftc Clarified AdS ' s P eclal HVe WOrrnS fr0n, ! C T ee , a y 4 ? in 1 sp< ‘ cializ -; Guernsey lnd 1*1(1331 IICU MM* California at Miller's Hardware, ed customer sales and service. I p rov „, ? n<1 * ! eod ' Make $5-$15 a day, part or full | — - ■ ran * nil tli

time. No Investment required. Liao consists of brassieres, slips, girdles and full foundations. Write Charis, 715 State Life Bldg., Indianapolis for details.

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FOR SALE: YOUNG MAN’S BLUE GABARDINE SUITE $15; BLUE SPORT COAT *12: TAN SPORT COAT *7: GREY (OVERT TOPCOAT *12.50; GREY AND BROWN TROUSERS, SIZE ABOUT S8 LONG, EXCELLENT CONDITION. HICKMAN’S, 815 GREENWOOD. 5-7-8-SI

For Sale

SPRING SALE continues Miller's Hardware all this week.

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Headquarter* tor curved era for barns, garages, ma< sheds, warehouses, stores,

lories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. l#-tf

FOR SALE: Horse coni plan ter 2 row. Earl Rowings, south of Keytsville, on county line.

CARD OF THANKS

We wi.sh to thank the people,

who sent such beautiful

FOR SALE Cement Blocks Cement Brick Concrete Lintels Water proofing for Masonry Walls. Concrete Septic Tanks Steel Sash Steel Lintels Asphalt Singles Roll Roofing Gash Concrete Products 4), Miles East of Town On Stilesviiie Road

FOR SALE

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Ironrite Model 88 mahogany

automatic ironer

Eaves trough, downspout

guttering

Garden seeds

floral ' s P ,,e ' 1 Queen ironers.

FOR SALE; Girls sun

dresses and skirts, size 12-14. Light gray suit, size 14. Phone S31-R. 4-2p

FOR SAId?: Baby buggy. 428

Bloomington street. 4-2p

FOR SALE OR TRADE for good used car. 1945,-61 overhead, Harley Davidson motorcycle. Omer Reeves at Howard Davis Sales & Services between 7:30 a. m. and 5 p. m. 4- 2p,

FOR SAIJ5 OR TIRADE: 1944 Ford Ferguson, plows and cultivator and eab; 1947 G. M. C. pickup; 1947 Jeep; 1941 Plymouth coupe; 1937 Oldsmobile sedan; 1948 one cylinder HarleyDavidson motorcycle. O. JC. Lewis, Koachdale. 4-2p.

offerings, the pallbearers and flower girls, also the singers and the ministers. Rev. Charles Rains and Rev. Mack Manion who assisted. Charles Rector the V. p. W. and all those who helped in our time of need. Mr. and Mrs. Ix>e Kendall and

southerners and some Republi-1 family.

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Maytag washers Rid Jid metal iron boards No. 14 Aluminum scoop 5 inch ditch cleaners Complete line sporting goods Speed Queen washers Duo-Therm room heaters Aladdin kerosene lamps Milcor 2 wheel garden carts Poultry fence 49 and 59" Metal farm gates Step ladders 4, 5, 6 and 8 ft. Easy way post hole digger (Fits tractor or Jeep) High wheel old fashioned garden plows Vi" to metal screening wire Perfection 62000 BTU oil 'heaters See for yourself why so many are shoping at ('. H. A ('. Parcel post or regular size rural mail boxes / Myers hand sprayers ( Myers shallow & deep w<Hf" automatic water systems Burdsal outside white -^house

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Pincor 18 & 21 inch power lawn mowers Monarch coal-electric combination ranges Oilcloth Sidewalk bicycles Philco refrigerators Monarch natural gas kitchen ranges Poultry supplies Philgas 1 Kittled gas kitchen ranges $159.50 complete, delivered & hooked up Plan now to attend our spring opening Saturday, April 10,

1949

C. H. and C. HARDWARE

BAINBUIDGE

FOR SALE: 1936 Graham. Runs good. Looks good. Priced reasonable. Phone 759-M. 1-B Obs. Barricks. 4-2p. WAYNE hog 40% supplement pellets $5.30. Stark and Bettis. Phone 211, Morton. Tue-Thur-tf.

FOR SAIJ5: Locust posts. Claude Hutcheson, 2 1-2 miles west Limedale. Phone 6F13. Tu es -Th u rs-Sa t-tf.

FOR SALE New John Deere Model-A tractor with powertrol knee action, new Oliver 77 tractor and cultivators, 1942 International H tractor and cultivators, 1947 Allis Chalmers C tractor and cultivators, 1947 Model A International tractor and cultivator. Coatsville Implement Co. * 5-7-2t

FOR SALE: Small Silver maple shade trees. Bryon Bern is, 8th house south Cement Plant. IP

FOR SALE: Four rooms of furniture, living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen. Included electric refrigerator, bottled gas range, electric sweeper and everything for a small home. Dallas Runyan, 1 mile west of Fincastle. 5-3p

FOR SALE: 1938 Dodge 1-2 ton panel truck Good condition Inquire Stewart's Service Station, Roachdalc 5-5p.

WE HAVE IT an automatic record changer that will play the new 1 in. records (45 R. P. M.), the L. P. micro-groove (33 1/3 R. P. M.) or the standard type records. Kersey Music Store. 5-lt.

ONLY 10 MOKE SHOPPING DAYS TILL EASTER. BETTER HURRY OIT TO HICKMAN'S FOR A SUIT OR DRESS. S15

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Hear the latest releases on a new 39c record. Kersey Music Store. S" 1 *-

FOR SALE: Table top gas range, good as new, $75.00; 100 ’lb. Coolerator, good condition, $20.00; Bartlett lawnmower. used one season. $15.00. Phone 335-W. 4 * 3t -

FOR SALE: 1947 Plymouth club coupe; 1947 Ford club coupe; 1938 Model B John Deere tractor with cultivator; New G. M. C. trucks. Farmers Supply, Inc. 4-2t.

FOR SALE; Pure bred Hampshire fall boars and gilts. J. C. Baughman & Son, 6 miles southeast of Mooresville, Ind. 5-3p.

FOR SAIjE: Good Black Hawk horse corn planter. J. J. Malone, R. 3. Old Rivers farm. 4-3p.

FOR SALE: Registered Oir hogs. Gilts and Boars 12 weeks old double immuned for Cholera. BRED Gilts after April 10th. FREE CATALOGUE. DIETZ (POULTRY FARM, CENTER. POINT, INDIANA. 4tf.

WAYNE hog 409f supplement powder $5.20. Stark and Bettis. Phone 211, Morton. Tue-Thur-t*.

One new FM-AM Philco 8 tub.' table model radio reduced from $84.50 to/$49.50. Kersey Music Store. 5-lt.

FOR SALE: 1 1937 Ford V-8 2 door, new fjf horse motor, radio, heater, new tires, price $350; also rebuilt washing machines choice $35. Donald Fall, 316 N. College. 5-2p.

FOR SALE: One General Electric washing machine. Used 2 years. Good condition. Black Lumber Co. Phone 403. 5-2t.

CO-ED FOKMALS Size 9 tff 20. HICliMAN’S, 315 GREENWOOD v 5-4t

WANTED

If ypu are, between 25*h^t^t' want business of your own without layoffs, write and tell me how to locate you for interview in your home. No capital required. Car necessary. A. L. McDonald, Gen. Del., Kokomo, Ind.

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WANTED: Stenographer-clerk. Must be good at dictation, typing. Permanent. Lone Star Cement Corp. 29-tf.

LAWN MOWERS sharpened and adjusted the correct way. Bruce Shannon, 226 Bloomington. l-6t

Married man wants steady work on farm. Bud Finley, Coatsville, R. 2. 2-5-2p

FOR SALE: Baby chicks. Baried and White Hocks and Whit’ Leghorns. FREE CATALOGUE DIETZ POULTRY FARM, CENTER POINT, Ind. 4-tf

WANTED: Electric house wiring. Prompt service. Reasonable prices. Write James Brewster, R. R. 4 Greencastle, Ind. Tues.-tf

WANTED: Short order cook, transportation furnished. Baron’s Midway Restaurant. Phone 25F24. 5-5p.

WANTED: Man to mow and care for sorority house lawn Phone 513-J. 5-'lt.

WANTED: Man and wife f ( ,r steady employment. Man to work in store, wife to do housework and cook. Excellent home of a three room apartment. Write give full details,’age ami education. P. O. Box 151, Greencastle. 4.;u

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house, walking distance, by re-1 Ap., \ \\

WANTED TO RENT: Small

and butter pr( fore 9 A. m.

Breeding

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We ar e~b^L ROTOTILLIXg , 910 see,,,; atreet ' Wiliam,

Shamrock special. f w ,, softer curl, i «2.50 value J l ypps of hair. Book Store.

Gtt yum gu,, the squirrel turnin gand I dec trie motors. ; Gunsmith, 402 g J

sponsible party. No children Here permanently. Must ho clean and reasonable. Would lik ■

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\\ bite Leghorn ■ oil. Discounts ini 1 batteries, f unn| l’ 1 at litter. Hol

privilege of buying. Phone VV. City 1063-W. 4-.'lp, |

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lafayktteJ James p,obert $ ■ md Mrs James Greencastle, is „ recipic n!s of •„> scnolarships. tffJ i'U! 1 ent scne sterl

versily.

Mr St re n G: fneastle Hji| lU'.ior in thA,;imulture. Hiss re. the semester J •it; rj was $4.U 4 -he 5-point ir tatij l-'i'.mguished “.uile

FOR RENT: 3 room modern apartment including refrigerator and stove. Immediate porsesnion. Inquire Art Furniture Shop, 7 W. Franklin. ' 4 jt

FOR RENT: 3 room apnrtrngnt in Cloverdale. Inquire Smith Farm Machinery, Cloverdale. 30-tf.

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LOST: Double cut ax am! cross-cut saw on gravel road south Putnamville. Finder call David Gent. Plume 725, Putnamville. 4-8p.

MISCELLANEOUS

Bring your children’s outgrown clothing and furniture to the Jack and Jill Exchange for resale. Clothing must be clean and mended. 718 E. Washington St. 4-3p

MERCER BUILDERS. Fo.building, remodeling and repair.Write or phone Rockville 525 Prices are right. Estimates fre? We carry Compensations. 31-3

r Now- open *for -tufeinena,- welding, car repair and plow sharpening. Fincastle Garage. 5-3p.

ONLY ONE CHOICE

MY VOTE GOES TO THE C. M. AND C. VARIETY STORE IN BAINBRIOGE Which Opens Saturday, April Iflth.

CASE nisi BLOOMFIELD, (UPI A :i8-yeir. man was free t of poisoning her band. The case agaiiut Miller was dismii circuit court for John A. Brandon fieient evidence. Charges were against Mrs. Mill Prosecutor John ft was accused of arsenic to Ralph intent Co kill fyni Miller sahHii fering paralysis struck him after he of coffee. Mrs. resident of South on $2,500 bond.

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