The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 June 1949 — Page 3

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLfc, INDIANA.

A (, JUNE 21, 1949.

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leaders sat

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of President

batch >'f govern-

Ltion plans.

Lplaint, voiced oy i u f congress, vas Lan didn't go far L reshuffling the Lntal structure to [better and cheap-

The first proixisala con_omplated seven major moves iffecting u dozen agencies. Biggest would be creation of a welfare department out of tha cial sieurity agencies. Ita hief would be a cabinet officer. Mr. Truman also proposed •hanges involving the Labor Department, thp National Security Council, the National Security Resources Board, the Dost Office Department, the Maritime Commission, the Civil Service Coin nission ana uie Public Roads Administration. The plans were sent to Congress yesterday immediately after the President signed legis-

Polio Precautions

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lation giving him the power la icvainp the executive branch in the interests of economy and

efficiency. ^ y, ’ Under the law, the pi

would go into ^rfee

ijroiHisals

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matically on Aug. '*#• 49 days after their submisfeioSy^o Congress unless they ^ ‘j Vetoe 1 by a constitutional majority of either ho use or unless Cong t eas adjourns in the meantime. Congressional leaders nope to wiiid up the present session early in

August.

tor this reason, aadministration leaders were i talking , of sponsoring a resolution which would give iH'sitjvp ufigres-ffion-d approval to ffta i>:ans./ They lid such action would allow the program to go into effect, respite any early adjournment. Senate Democratic leader -eott W. Lucas, 111., said up- • luval of such a resolution • ould be perfectly legal, even hough the new reo.gamzatior aw makes no provision tor such

' maneuver.

Chairman John L. McCle*!hin. D„ Ark., said his Senate Executive Expenditures Comittee, will consider Mr. Trail an's proposals tomorrow. In the House, Rep. Chet lioliield, D., Cal., said his execute expenditures subeonmiittcc vill begin hearings on the ccommendations soon. The resident's program was )ascd in part on the recommen•alions of the commission, head'd by foi :ner President Herbert looyer, which made an exhausive study of the executive iraneh of government. Congressonal members were scanning Mr. Truman’s plans to see how losely they followed the Hoover group's suggestions. I II.M ST.\|{ IN-iriiKII HOLLYWOOD, June 21 (UP) Sliding into Actor George Tobias in a charity ball game ost film star Ronald Reagan 'roken kg, doctors at St. John's lospitai revealed today. Although he was first believed o have strained ligaments, Xiy;. showed that Reagan's right high Was fiaetured just below he hip and again six inches b. ve the knee He will be bedridden lor two n-.enths.

Children should be cautioned by parents to avoid swimming in polluted waters, particularly in areas sflected by polio epidemics, Children should use only beaches or public pools declared safe by local health authorities.

ifORMTILE PA« |or your child is stricken the National Founda(ifantile Paralysis will help with your medical BUT -- why not be self-sufficient. I Medical Expense coverage for each member nily from Polio AND Seven other severe disfcivailablc at a nominal cost. Inquire at |tral Insurance Agency, Inc. 24 West Washington Street Greencastle, Indiana Phone 134

Softball News LEAUUE STANDINGS Jay eve League

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Sportsman's Shop 1 0 Mullins Drug Store 0 1

Kit ten ball

Hooligans 1 0 Cement Mixers 0 1

Fast la-ague

Moose 1 0 Fillmore ! o 1 las! Night's Results Sportsman's Shop, 111; Mullins

Drug Store, 8.

Hooligans, 25; Cement Mixers, Moose, 14; Fillmore, 6.

'Hell, you don’t need glasses," said the stranger. He threw the spectacles on the street, stamped on them and walked away. 1*01.10 EPIDEMIC

SAN ANGELO, Tex., June 21 (UP) The nation's worst poliomyelitis epidemic of the year strengthened its grip on West Texas today. Six more cases were diagnosed Monday to bring the total to 197. Eight victims have died. COUGAR KILLS ROY

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< ■ lime* Tills Week Tuesday, June 21

6; 00 p. m. Banner-News

Hursty’s Gulf Station.

7:15 p. m. Miller’s Hardware

s. \\ ebb's Studebakers.

v"0 p. m. Lone Star Local Ne.

9 vs American Legion. Wednesday, June 22

6:00 p. m. Putnaniville vr.

Joan's Drug Store.

7:15 p. ni. Camion Clowns vs.

The Tiger Rags.

8:.'i0 p. in. High School vs. Mt

Meridian.

Thursday, June 2S 6:00 p. in. Culligan’s Soft Water vs. White Cleaners. 7:15 p. m. Webb’s Studebaki r

vs. Moose.

8:30 p. in. Fillmore vs. American Legion. Friday. June 24 7:15 p. m. Lone Store Local No. 39 vs. High School. 8:30 p. m. Mt. Meridian vs. Miller’s Hardware.

PORT ALBERNI, B C.. June 21 (UP) A hunt was begun today to track down a Cougar which attacked and killed a sev-i-ivyear-old Indian boy wnile he played on a beach of Vancouver Island. Chief predatory hunter James Dewar left here by plane yesterday with 10 dogs for Kyuquot, the spot where the boy was killed. The youngster, Dominie Taylor was playing on the beach when '.lie Cougar attacked him. Two men drove the animal off after the boy was fatally injured. BELLE UNION

Bendix Workers To Vote Today SOUTH BEND, Ind . June 21 (UP) Approximately 6.100 members of the CIO United Automobile Workers Union vote today oi a jilan to end their 62-day-ol<, strike against the Bendix Avia tion Corp. Some of the Union leaden have rejected the plan, which calls for an immediate halt oi the strike, a two-week negotiation period and the appointment of a fact-finding panel if n< settlement is reached. The company accepted the pro po.sil. suggested by Gov. Hcnr,' F. Schricker, providing the find ings of the panel would not b binding. The Untor.'s negotiating lean wanted the company to be bourn by whatever the panel recoin mended. The company has estimated that the 7.500 employes idled by he strike have lost $4,009,493 n wages. The strike was called after the Union charged the 'ompany with a production ■speedup, followed by disciplinary dismissals. Voting begins at 3 p. m.

rnapolis, Ind., today began srrvng a five to 15 year prison sent•nce for the death of a Fort Cuser civilian employe here last June 4. Pfc. Roy E. Jones, 17, pleaded -.uilty to manslaughter charges ind was sentenced by Circuit fudge Blaine W. Hatch. Jones onfessed beating Robert O. Jankcrt, 46, and leaving him ace down in the Kalamazoo riv-.-r where he drowned. Among those from Greencastle who attended the funeral Mrs. Elizabeth Tritoby Kessler, held Monday afternoon at VVhitesvillc were, Mr. and Mrs Roscue Scott and daughter, Virginia, Mrs. John W. Cherry. Mrs. Clarence Scobee, Mrs. Sstel Rowings, and Miss Edith Irowning and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McCullough of Rcelsille.

Weat Madison Club To Mis-t Wedneaday West Madison Home Ec Clui will meet Wednesday, June 22 at the home of Mrs. Ray Evens at 2:00 P. M. DST. Members please bring flowers, holders and bowls for lesson on flower arrangement.

Horses are vanishing from the New England scene at u rate of about 8.000 annually.

NOTICE DR. D. J. STLELE Will bt out ot his office, Friday and Saturday, Janie 24th and 25th. Office will rri-ain open.

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GLASSES NEEDED LOS ANGELES, June 21 (UP) Harvey Bernstein, a studios 10-year-old. iv-eded a new pair of horn-rimmed glasses today. Harvey groped his way into the Wilshire police station yesterday to report that a middleaged man came up and snatched his specs while he ways playing on the street with another boy Then the stranger held his open hand up before Harvey and ask ed: “How many fingers do yo" see?” "Five," said Harvey instinct I•

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sechman i nea: Fillmore were Sunday linncr guests if Mr. and Mrs. Jora MelnE'sh Mr. and Mrs. 1 d lk"l*c were guests of Mrr m i .Mrs. Estii Hodge on Suivts.v, '•’-ithcr’s day Mr. and M 's Th man M' Cammack culled n M . and M - Melvin Me'(ammack Sunday. Mrs. Chine.--a Alley was guest of Mr. find Mis Veilin Scott a m family Sunday Mr. Chesl.i i And* rson is remodeling (he i'me of Paul Cox. Mr. and Mia Clifford Horton and family ol Versailles called on Mrs. i.'liiiusu Alley and Mr. and Mrs. Vet In 8V olt Sunday afternoon Mis Appleby helped in Mrs. Haines u Maurnnt on Sunday.

DIES IN GUN BATTLE HARTFORD CITY, Ind., June .‘1. (UP) A hail of police bulels killed Rollie Cook. 35, who wounded the county sheriff anti he police t hief in a gun battle at Cook’s home. Blackford County Sheriff Gerald Uptegraft was reported in serious condition. Ht was shol in the back. Police Chief John Landis received a minor wound in the leg. Cook’s mother. Mrs. Iva Cook said her son returned home latt yesterday from a drinking bout She called the police, she said because he was threatening her. PLEADED GUILTY BATTLE CREEK, Mich., June 1 21. (UP) A soldier from Indi-

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