The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 December 1950 — Page 2

THF DAILY BANiJER GREENCASTLE. INDIANA.'TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1950.

Pakistan and Moshi' Sharott of Israel and permanent UN delegates Sven Grafstrom of Swed".: and Sir Benegal N. Ran of India Representing ICking were G r ‘t Wu Msiu-Ghuan. eliief of the Chinese Communist delegation tithe IFN. and his aides, UhiV 1 Kuan-Hua, Pu Shan and Mri

Knng Pu-Sheng.

T, • dinner was plonued, ae- |

Korean Siluafion In ON Assembly LAKE SUCCESS. N. V. De''. 5. < UP l—The United Nations General Assembly takes its first step today toward gi-lting Communist Chinese Hoops out of.

Korea.

Tne assembly’s 1 b-membf"' General (staerlng) Committl ' meets (at 2:'.10 F. M. KS’l’I to up- 1 cept the West's request that lh> Chinese Communist int -i veiiUqr in the Korean war l)e udded to the agenda of the ti(»-nat ion j group as an “urgent and im- j

portant” item.

The request was filed with UN i officials yesterday by the United States, Britain, France, Nor-

way, Cuba and Ecuador. They championship to Owen (Stiffyi

Harris, of Petersburg', for his ex-

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cording to a spokesman, to giv. | *“ r **>' »«•*' *“ *'utiia... eootrty; j 7,,, J|u| the d-legates "an opportunity t In !f...H<) per y«ar outside

psi# HMt rab Mteecrt, > «i l/ rchest and Uac!-. «af)Se?\ct wild nraarorUnu: Vv -or

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C itcsviiio annoi .ee the ma'- fUarcnce liagan, Mrs. Cliffir..• ri.'ipe Ih r dnti thlor Doj ia, u Ur. f.ts . iul .tUuigbier and Mu - Me it Luttrcil on Sxlurd | Nar.cy S>ut*icrlin were th • evening Dec. 2, at 7:.’:0 p. m. a' gtic&Ui. Alra. QWdW bi-cam a

.,< in-tjer of Uic olub. The tvontc;

bilk logetiier.'

Owen Harris Is Tall Tale Champ I’ETERSBURG, Tnd., Dec. 5—

(INS) — Pike County hunters have awarded the tall tales

thituam « wunity.

N. h. lOiridca, fhthpslier 17-19 soufli Jackson .Street

y w- .i •ompa.nied by Mr eabu-Lgiut-.J with a f*iv.' (nuU-.slv and Ml. G ic S oU of Amo and and s..-j V( d tlclu ious rcti i sh-

! unit d in marriage I

will put before the Steering Committee today an explanatory memorandum supporting their charges of open entry into the Korean conflict by the Peking

government.

The memorandum was expected to be made piublic about noon, but the West’s resolution against the Chinese Communists was not

pi a nation of how he happened to have five live quail in his possession. Harris said: “I just picked them out of the air. You see it was a terrible cold morning. As I was walking through the field, the birds rose at my feet, struggling to flv

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Rev mends.

| Thomas. Tixa next me.eUug will be with Mr Luttrail is employed a.t Mrs. WUiitun Smith December A 11isiuis and Mrs. Ijuttrell at ' 2‘2. A 26c grab bag exehaige for Blocks. j Christmas maotuig. They wilMs- at home to friends I

..nd relatives at »X1 W Main St

in I'anviUe, Indinna.

Morning MuviciiJc i o Have Pnrly

Prime Minister Clement Attlee are in full agreement on Lite action to be sought against Peking Reports from Wa.-h ; igton that Attlee would come h< re Thursday or Friday to confer with Seentary General Trygve Lie and Arsembly President Nasrollah , <lntezam of Iran raised hopes that by then the west's top chiefs of state might have agreed on a plan for settling the far eastern crisis through the UN. Attention focussed on the dinner party given last night pv Lie at his Forest Hills home for four members of the Chinese Communist delegation and a group of non - Communist diplomats recognizing the Peking government. No American was invited, and only one Russian Constantin 1 Zinchenko of Russia, Lie's assistant secretary-general in charge of security council affairs. Present were Sir Gladwyn Jebb of Britain. Foreign .Ministers Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan of

“The birds would fly up just about head high and then would slip back down again. I just stood still and picked the birds out q* the air.” Harris said that when he had picked his limit, he was afraid the other birds would die of exhaustion trying to fly away, Sc he fired bis shotgun into the air to scare tnem. Diree birds in their fright got enough traction to fly away and the others slid down to the ground and scurried away on foot—so the man said. IX MEMORY

In memory of our husband and father, Cecil p Smith, who pas. od away December 5, 1947. From this world of pain and so^ row To the land of peace and rest God has taken you, dear loved • one Where you found at Prna ] rps t Wife, Children and Grandebildren. rh

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OF JEWELRY IS BOTH DISTINCTIVE AND PERSONAL

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Dewey Hen thorn is ill again at | his home in North Putnam. Carroll and Barbara Lawler) spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Gough. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Caviness of Roachdele K. 1, are Ihr pa roll s of a son born Monday. Willia-u I^awler and family attetided the funeral ol jus brother Jess l^wlei at Colfax Sunday. Harry Brown. North Jackson street, entered the Veterans Hospital at Fort Harrison on Tues-

day.

Donald Iv-ur entered the Vc\erans Hospital at Fort Harrison Monday for treatment and observation. The Church of God will hold prayer services for the hoys in Kona every Tuesday night from 7:30 to 9:30. A meeting will be held at New Providence Church Dec. 11 a! " Pm. for the election of Pastor and other officers for coming year. Clinton Falls W.S.C.S. will hold their annual pitch-in supper for members and families, Thursday night, Dec. 7, in the church basement. Members come and bring your families. Charles E. Yeager has been elected a member of the American Shorthorn Breeders Association. Mi. Yeager lives east of Brick Chapel and was approved as a member on November 27th.

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Viet VV till Mrs. TtuuupMiM

( The FortnlgbUy Club met Monday at the home of Mrs ' Fred Thompson with Fdjzn.bofh

T! e Goeiuastir Morning Mu- Noll assisting hostess. During sit-iik \ ill have its Chilatmas I the business jcaaion, a. repoH was party I' at 8 o’clock |given on the Council of Clubs. at the home of Mrs. Jo. - C osby. ! One of the trustee* gave a report I on hhe Allison Children's Home

nud the good care given to tli | fourteen children there. The welfare committee spoke on the Clu-iatmas work. The ForuughlJy dub voted to comply with the roquest ol tiic GeneraJ Federa-

I nteriiatioiuil KeJat ions Group To Meet Tonight

The Intel national Rela.tions Study Group of A. A U. W. will meet to ight ul K o'clock at tlu-

ii- .in ol ..1 Clark Norton, Ob- i ( i nn 0 f Clubs call for material to s< rvatory Place. Mrs. Plersca JX , K4iri( children in Germany

: Materials are to be sent to Genial Clay fund In Fori Myor

will have the program.

have been very careful lo select the Persona)’' Jewelry ler that man • •

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- and, with this thought in mind, we haver <s I « elected a selection of cuff links, tie clasps and

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AkNlVERSARIES Birthday Mrs. Sebcrn Cole, Albuqui-r-quc.'N. Mi>x., Ig-c. 4. Mrs. Charles Kay Hunter, Greencastlc, today, Doe. 5. Darla Kay Rogers, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Rogers, 5 years today. Dec 5th. HOSPITAL .NOTES Admitted Monday: Mrs. Effie Herbert, Keelsville R. 2; Rav Stewart, Stinesville; Mrs. Lim * Dulin, Rceisvifle R. 2 Admitted Tiiesday: Mrs. Hop? ari'- Eirksen, Greencastle. Dismissed Monday: Mr Myron MeCammack and so Coutcsville; Max Smith, Greei - .astle R. 2; Mrs. Robert Jacobs mid son Mooresville. Sent Controls To Be Extended WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 - (UP) Both houses of congros* moved ahead on a rent control extension today but its final form still wan in doubt. The Senate continued debate on a 60-day extension with a final vote expected tomorrow or Thursday. Chairman Brent Spence, D., Ky., predicted that his House Banking Committee will approve a 90-day extension through March 31, 1951, as requested by President Truman. The committee was scheduled to vote on the question today. SpeiK-e thought 90 days were “belter than GO’’ because it would give congress more time to act next year. Present control* expire Dec 31 except in conununitie* which take affirmative action to keep thorn another aix ii i on tii*

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Modern Tiiseilin <lull To Meet Friday, Dee. I Mill. The Modern Priscilla club wiM meet Friday, Dec. 18th. at the home of Mrs. Fred Starr. Members please note change in meeting date. * Afternoon Circle To Meet Wiih Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Elmer Harvey will be hostess to the Afternoon Circle of Gobin Church on Thursday, Dec, 7ib at 2 -Oat her home with Mrs. Helen Hawkins and Mrs. Hargrave a assisting hostesses, a Him. “South Of The Clouds.” will

be shown

Croveliuid Club To Hold Xmas Dinner

Th? Groveland Homemakers i

nd their families will have their ! Christmas dinner at the home of j Mr and Mrs. Ben Parent, Satur-

day, December 9 at 7:30. Santa Claus is expected to be

on hand for an early visit with i

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To Meet Wednesday Th Christmas meeting of the Bcechwood Pleasant Circle Club will meet Wednesdayy afternoon. December 6th with Mary Lou Arnold Programs for the coming year will be presented. During the social hour there will be a ten cent Christmas gift

exchange.

Fillmore Methodist Women To Vlert The women of the Fillmore Methodist Church will meet Thui day afternoon to straighten the new recreation building. Please bring cleaning facilities. 1 inlcrtuiiicd With Birthday Dinner Mr and Mrs. John Gough 0 f Roachdale entertained with o birthday dinner for their oldest * m. Howard.Gough'* 40th birthd i\ which will be soon: Mr. nnd Mi- Willard Gough and Gregg, Melissa, John Michael, Mr. and Mis. George Gough, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gough. Judith. Byron

and Madonna.

Earl Fisk Auxiliary Meets Thursday The regular meeting of the Earl Fisk Auxiliary will be held Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the

city library.

Mis. Pruitt HomUms 'I o Home Ee. Club

The East Mu) ion Home Eco noinics Club mot at the home of Mrs. Harold Pruitt on NovejnW-i ”4 Mrs. Gene Ozmcut anaistmg. Th.- presides, Mr*. H Sutherh.i, opem-d the meeting with the edute Ui the flag and the dub <1 repeated in um*on. A dis-

Virgini’i. A ship will leave Dec. : 10th, and take the materials to |

Germany.

The film chairman gave her report and especially recommended j tty following films: “King Solo- ; men's Mines,” “Dessert Hawk” and “Tea For Two.” Mi s Mary Elizabeth Peck re- ! viewed the book, Marxs Brothers ATTEND KEY IE Among those attending the “Keci, White and Blue” revue at the Murat Temple Tuesday night will be Mr. and Mr*. John Cartwright, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. O’Hair, Mi and Mis. Joiui F-«>cs, Mr. and i Mrs. E. Cleve Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carney, Miss Elizabeth Ann Cannon, and Ben Can non, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred '

’ Snively.

On Wednesday night Dr. and Mrs. Russell Vermillion, Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. B. Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hanna, and Mr. and Mr-. Russell Pierce will attend th?

revue. - M

Goes To Farm For Holidays INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 5. (UP) Andrew J. Thomas, 61 was resigned today to spendinc Christmas and New Year's on the Indiana State Farm for peddling bootleg whiskey. Speedway Magistrate Cour' Judge George Ober sentenced Thomas to 30 days yesterday Ober said that liquor which Thomas and four other men sold ilk-gally contained a high per centage of methyl alcohol which may cause blindness. “People who get hold of thi: brand of ‘Christinas Spirits' may uot be able to see their tree on Christinas morning," Ober said. The others arrested by stati excise officers were granted con-

tinuances.

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Housework Not A Chore For This Lady Now Mrs. Laura Norris, 1325 A Sunth 6th St.. St. Louis, Mo., .-tays doing the family washing and housework is no longer a chore. She says she can do her work iu a breeze now She thanks won d e rful HADA COL for her feeling of well being,

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-ppomled 'ommtttoe* for 1951 )uth ok. Mrs McNaiy; 4-H. Mrs. T Bridges Mi* H Pruitt Mi* 1 - Cowglll: Flower. Mr* Frank Hunter, Mis. Albert Hunter, Mrs A Shipman; Finance, Mrs. Hsk Hunter. Mr*. M Cline, Mrs '5dna Cooprider. Mrs Margaret 'll.dew ell; Is-aders, Mr*. Frank • tiler. Mrs. C. Williamson. Mrs. Cecil Nichols, Mrs. Win. Smith. Mrs Henry Jackson, Mr*. Gene

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Eleven members and five guest* were present, Mrs. David Grimes Miss Kate Oliver, Mi*.

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