The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 December 1951 — Page 4

Tri: CAHY-3ANMER, GREENCASTlE, INDIANA, TUESDaY, DECEMBER i6 ( t951

‘Queen of Light

Top U. S. Jet Ace

WEARING i 'Town of (.'andlcs, 3 year-old Marfiit Siddln, this ypnt Swedish J^ucia, or •‘Queen .Light,” p(js( s in Stockholm prl to leaving for the l T . S. on a vis! She was chosen from 10 finally in contest sponsored by a Stoc holm newspaper. ‘Lucia day”

'AAR ! ANN PHEIPS, V lit in WT t tier, < i, hospital, 'nil dive | )( iuso of the Heroism whirh cos her mother ., life. Their home hum ng, Mrs. Mary l.ouise Phelps. 1! ran to safety with her ddes

Sweden, Dee. 1”, is a barbing daughter, then <;e;ro\v!.- I tha of the Chri-tm.is season and w ^lary Ann i still in th h .use ; inspired by martyrdom of Sal, ~'* K ' r '’ 1M * a, I. ini" tie hurnln; Lucia in the year 204 A.D. At h but th. d" t sj.mimed in. | death a hrilliant halo of light a oc k d 1 din i hoi V. i diom hrok> peared around her head, glvji 1 v in !o v and brouyh - Hie two n ! rise to tie present ‘‘Queen 'otety. i.ut ..!i !‘iiel; . •.•rconti Light.” (Internationa by amoke, e (h’tcn ::t ■atmi

DOWNING FOUR Communist Ml' let in battle over North Koret M ij. George A. Navis, Lubbocl Tex., becomes the fop USAP je ace vvdli a total of nine. He gr two in the morning and two in th 1 afternoon in the biggest aerh warfare day so far in Korea, i which C. S. flyers knocked dow 16 foe jet.-. P.ivis, World War ; pilot. till Srdirejet. (Intrrnationai

3linded, but Home

I her hot remained at a u-. ord- | breaking, season high of 46.7(X),i 000. the Bureau of Bubo: statistics reported today. The bureau said a growing defense force and heavy hiring or retail trade workers for the holiday season kept employment up despite a drop in the construction and canned goods

industries.

The construction industry showed the greatest decline in employment, with 110.000 workc" laid off mainly because of severe cold weather early in November and materials shortages for non-defense building. The bureau said the decline was double tile average drop in the construction industry during November of the last five years. However, the industry still employed a new November high of 2,600.000 workers, mainly because of high levels' of military and industrial cons! mctian. Factory employment during! November totalled 15.900.0ft0, a drop of SO.000 «workers. The bureau said the drop was due mainly to payroll reductions in the lumber, canning. clothing and shoe Industries.

rail labor law yesterday in an effort to halt the -three-day old strike- while a three-tnnn hoard investigated the dispute. He acted after being informed the walkout threatened the K' rear

airlift.

The Railway Labor Act provides that a company and its em-

Orloff was inducted last July at the age of 27 under Hie medi(:a ! draft law. He said he was refused a commission, which is given on request to physicians nnd dentists subject to the draft. He recently completed basic training at Ft. Sam Houston. Tex., nnd is under orders to re-

p , t to Fort Old. Wash., Inter p) 0 yes shall continue normal opthis month. ! orations for 6ft days while th >j Oil off referred reporters to the | dispute and the board’s ftndiugr army when asked why he was , ir( , studied. denied a commission. The army -pn,. Jaw usually is invoked be-

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A GOOD JOB, TRUMAN TELLS HIM

PLANS .XPI'F.AL Monday WASHINGTON, Dec 18 (UP) Dr. Stanley .1. Orloff, New York physician who is now an army private, planned today to appeal a federal Judge's decision not to intervene in licfight to get a medii al commission or a diacharge. Orloff. who claims he was re--fused a commission when dicted. ins! out in fedewil list; id court yesterda.v when lie tried ti" get a writ of habeas corpus lead ing to a discharge Judges .iamef R. Kirland refused to intervem in (lie case on the grounds he ha< no jurisdiction. Stanley Faulkner, one of o;--loff's attorneys, said he wo appeal to the federal i irrui court.

refused to comment on the case [

strike nnd officials said

as long as it is in civil courts. , tne strikers would not automatFaulkner said Orloff had com- j Ca jjy forced to return to \vo*-k plied with every army regula- a itp n ugh they have “a moral option. answered every question., ]|p ation '> (j 0 and had taken the loyalty oath., House Press Secretary He said a commission gianted j gnorf emphasized th u Jilofi last June by the Air kon e n oar rt will not take up th - had been revoked, and the lln iess the strikers returr physician was then drafted by the Armv', -pj,,, company announced imj mediately after the President’s M \\ I'.ND XX Al.KOl I faction that it was willing to sub- ,,,, 'mlt the wage dispute to an imNFAV YORK. Dec. 18 L artirll pane. Striking CIO mechanics and flight stewards of Pan-American World Airways'were to meet tolay ill a. m. EST) to decide whether to go hack to work nder President Truman’s order nvoking the Railway Libor Act The 25-man negotiating com uittoe for the striking CTO Tansport Workei's union air d ; ■ision was to meet at 8 a. m 1ST to formulate a recommend j t on for the later mass membei

hip meetings.

The strikers will meet at fivi intinental bases of the Over j Airline at New York iami, Brownsville, Tex., Seattl id San Francisco. President Truman invoked th

IT'S SMILES all around as Secretary of State Dean Ath ..on (left) Treasury Secictary John Snyder (right) are greeted at National port. Washington, hv President Truman on thru return from cont< enccs at the L'N veeting in Paris. Truman told Achrson hr had ■ b a good job at thu UN meeting. (International Howtlphn,

>FC Charles Hunzigcr, 1ft, almos otally blinded hy a grenade bias Hiring lue battle to hold "Heart >reak Ridge” in Korea, is home fo ,’hristma.'- with his mother In Nev fork. Hunziger was flown horn>y the MATS "Operation Sonti ..Tuns,” which enables man; . ■ unde d v.-lcrans to spend Yul Aith lamih s. (International l‘XX ROI.I.«. DROP WASHINGTON. Dec. 18 — 11 Pi Business and government ! ayrnlls dropped by 1<K),000 ; from mid-October to mid-Novem-

We invite the Ladies of Gr eencastie and Putnam County to a Free Cooking Demonstration SATURDAY December 22nd. 2:03 P. M. TO 4:00 P. M. I lti i: LU IS A Plastic covered pint refrigerator cup filled with Christmas Candy will be given to all Ladies presenf MEET MISS CAROL THOMS, I acton Home Economist, who will denioiiMrnte latest cooking methods on the Estate Range. FREE TURKEYS FREE HAMS A number of plump dressed Turkeys and Kingan’s Reliable Cured Hams will be given away to f!ie Lucky Ladies. Demonstration Will Be At 124 North Jackson

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Greencastla, Ind.

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THERE’S NO mistaking Tnllulnh dankhead's attitudo a heat being •xciuded from the courtroom in Mow York alter the attorney deending her ex-maid, Mrs. Evyleon Tamsey Crjnin, a.-ked the judge :o declare a mistr al. Mrs. Cronin s accused of hav ng raised some )f the Bankhead etipcks The judge lea red the courtroom of all witless.» Lho day l^forc Tallulah, -aid by Mrs. Cronin to have spent | arge sums on champagne and sex. i ivas to testify. (International;

124 North Jackson St.

YES SIR

RIGHT: Mrs. Dolores Pepc, 20, sits dejectedly in a Brooklyn, N. Y., police car before being taken to police station for booking on a homicide charge in the fatal stabbing of her father, Daniel Gallagher, 62, during a battle In the Gallagher home, in which Dolores’ sister participated. Above: Mra. Rose Gallagher, the dead man’s wife, collapses, overcome with shock, on arms of two policemen when a neighbor girl (Lpft) breaks the news to her. She was at work when th« tragedy occurred. Gallagher was released from a mental institution Oct. J. (Intrrnationall

■* h sr* •« ‘*<™> to entice cititene to southern climes: nnd Cnrlyn Ring oTeiusburKh’ fl mchT’T'’ “ Cu self a trip, to mountain ski-runs by using Pittsbu rgh Btreeti lnniHJ.? u h f» f 8n ?i v) 8aves her - Jacksonvilie, Fla., and 2j) uvNew Orleans On the Lrioua siVL Jn ,-=?k U11 ' V 11 ” a8 . 27 in flung cold wave and storms, i International) ^ ^ ^ffe attributed to the far-

Our store will be open Wednesday aft* December 19th until 5 p. m. Open eac * J from Thursday, December 20th till ^ r,s Cloverdale Hardware & Liwil> er CL0VERDALE. INDIANA Banneir Adv«i1t»Hig PoY 5