The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 June 1949 — Page 3

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Wf DAILY BANNER, GREENCAiTLl, (Nt»«AI^. THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1949.

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shelved for the time being. The house approved the pension bill yesterday by a vote of 365 to 27. It would authorize $72 a month pensions for needy, 65year old veterans of World War I and II. The veterans administration estimates that it would cost $65,000,000,000 over the

next 50 years.

The senate assigned the bill to its finance committee. Chairman Walter F. George, L>., Ga., is undergoing a physical checkup, and other members were slow to comment on the measure. ' Sen. Robert A. Taft, R„ o.. a member of the group, said he was sure “the finance committee will give it full consideration." but he would not comment on the

bill's provisions.

Leaders of the Senate’s economy bloc also were publicly silent. But they too said privately the senate would be in no hurry • o approve the measure. How-

KOLBE WILL ATTEND HONOLULU SESSIONS Dr. Henry E. Kolbe, of DePauw University’s department of philosophy, will attend an East-West Philosophical Conference in Honolulu, June 20-Ju!j 29. The conference, with 50 associate members from the states in attendance, will feature papers and discussions on East-West philosophies. Philosophers from India, China and Japan will also participate. Dr. Kolbe will also study oriental philosophy at the University of Hawaii svhile at the islands.

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Atomic Hearing Resumed Today WASHINGTON, June 2. (UP) Congressional invest! gators were confident today that the Atomic Energy Commission will hand over all the data they want for their inquiry into David E. Lilienthat's stewardship. Unlike other congressional committees which seek government records, they said, the joint congressional Atomic Energy’ Committee has an unusually close legal relationship with Lil

ienthal's commission.

They noted that the Atomic 1 Energy Act authorizes the committee to “require, by subpena or otherwise, the attendance of such witnesses and the production of such books, papers and documents ... as it deems advisable.” The committee is investigating charges by Sen. Bourke B. Hickcnlooper, R., la., that Lilienthel is guilty of “incredible mismanagement’' of the atomic program. The hearings were resumed today with Hickenloopei ready to offer additional evidence to baek up his accusation. The Iowa Republican has ask ed the commission to furnish him with about a dozen categories o:' top-secret atomic records. At closed meeting late yesterday the committee voted to back up the Hickenlooper request or

about halt of these. JEWELRY STOLEN i

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2 (UP) Gepi sal ('si'a a Georg-’ Wells, 33. reported to police to day that a case containing $8.0f)0 worth of jewelry disappeare.f yesterday from his automobile. Wells said it was the second time ho was robbed in seven months. I^isl November a case containing $10,000 in gems was

stolen from his office.

HOME FA' NEWS

The East Marion Home Economics Club met at the home of Carolyn Ozmen.t, Friday afternoon. May 27. Carrie Cline was

assistant hoktess.

After the president, Kathleen Nichols called the meeting to order, Lela read the history of the song of the month. This was followed by the flag salute and the repetition of the creed in unison. The members answered roll call by telling their experiences on their first date, which caused a great deal of merriment. Lela Hunter and Daisy Williamson gave the lesson on can-

ning and freezing.

Ruth Sutherlin was appointed leader in making a scrap book The president announced that a tea would be given for the J-H nothers and the president of tie bounty Home Economics Club, it the high school building in

Greencastle. JuneS.

The club is invited to a tea to be given June 15 at Union Chapel by the Home Economics

Clubs of Madison and Clinton townships. The club prayer was repeated in closing. Two contests were given by Carrie Cline and were won by Lela Hunter and Daisy Williamson. Helen Knetzer was a guest. Delicious refreshments were served.

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Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH!

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INDIANAPOLIS, Pune 1 (UP) The Review Board of the Indiana Employment Security Division today rejected the claims of 2,209 miners for unemployment compensation cov-

ering the United Mine Work?!*' two-week Memorial work stoppage last March. The board held that only ♦« miners should receive jobless pay because they were employed at mines which did not have work during the Memorial period.

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KIDNEYS

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HORSE SHOW SUNDAY, JUNE 5 BAINBRIDGE SADDLE CLUB Grounds I \ Miles East of Bainbridge on Old U. S. 36 «» 10:30 Central Standard Time Lunch Served on Grounds All Day 18 CLASSES There will be Four Ribbons presented for each class. (English and Western) ADULTS 60c CHILDREN 25c

PRODUCE NEW POTATOES, 10 Lbs.

FRESH

STRAWBERRIES, Qf.

FRESH

TOMATOES, Carton LEAF LETTUCE, Lb. I.AIHiK SI/E FLORIDA ORANGES, Doz. GREEN BEANS, 2 Lbs. GROCERIES

59c

39c

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SUPER SUDS, 2 Lge. Pkgs, 42c yQ

I’FRK CREAMERY BUTTER, Lb.

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SUGAR, 5 Lbs.

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CIGARETTES, Carton

$1.69

PRINCE ALHERT 10c POLAR HEAR FLOUR, 25 Lbs.

$1.69

SURF, 2 Pkgs.

42c

MAXWELL HOI SE COFFEE, Lb.

55c

BLISS

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49c

PAPER PLATES, Doz.

10c

AMERICAN — SLICED

CHEESE, Lb.

49c

IIF.RSHEY’S CHOCOLATE

SYRUP, Can

15c

TOILET TISSUE, 3 Rolls

25c

GIANT BARS — SWAN OR IVORY SOAP, 2 For

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TIDE, Large Pkg. NAVY BEANS, Lb. (Sd SPECIAL DEAL £? LUX SOAP, Giant Size

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SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD CHEESE, 2 Lbs. 69c MARSHMALLOWS Lge. Pkg. 19c HANDY'S ICE CREAM, Pint 25c A\I,:KI( AN RKAI-Ty _ |« 1,/ CAN TOMATO JUICE 25c PKTKK PAN PEANUT BUTTER, Jar 35c HIKDSEYB FROZEN PEAS, 2 Pkgs. 49c

HOME KILLED, FINE QUALITY BEEF

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49c

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FRANKS, Lb.

37c

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