The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1952 — Page 2

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THUKSDAy, JANUARY 3 ’^5?

of better than 135 miles an hour fiaat year, but Shaw believed ' that mark would be broken be-

' fore the May .10 rare.

H> tleo expected this year’s

entry- list to exceed the it INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 3 reached in 1951 Twelve new UP) Wilbur Shaw, president. permanent garages have been

of the Indianapolis motor speed-

Shaw Predicts Fast 500 Race

wav. predicted today that reined tire and gear requ ement will allow 1952 we entrants to run faster and farther As entrv blanks for the Jdti'.

juilt at speedway, boosting the j capacity of "gasoline alley to

* TO

: on tile internal revenue nun au. He especially approve*! Mr Truman's recommendation of "more adequate salaries for revenue officials •We pick top-notch men for deputy collectors." he said, "but \vc can t keep them beca ise of the salary level."

'PK" BKTTKK »«>B

■nnual rac .innoiince'! rule which to race wit and the »> t hey use h

Without he said,

cars separate for the tial ace Itself. S, ut lo-.vn t);.' ical failures cars running

re mailed

me<

Sha« i 1P51 estants te tires ion as lain, rement. prepare

should

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan 3 iC’P' Ralph W ("ripe. Indiana's

collector of internal revenue, be-

lieved today he would have a "verv good chance ' to win a

civil service appom-ment an dis-

trict dent

( HI R« H OP THK N \ZARENP ROAf HD AI.F. -A chumh with a purpose.’' Rev. R. H. Whelan. Pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. “He who is false to the present duty ■ breaks a thread in the loom and I | will know his mistake when the i weaving of a lifetime is unravel- j

! ed

ommissioner after Presi- 1 Morning worship 10:45 a. m. | Trimian s reorganixation An hour of spiritual r<Mr sh ,

THE DAILY BANNER end HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in Hie postolfice at , Greencastle. Indiana as secoad class mail matter under act of March 7. 1878. Subscription price JO cents per week; $4.00 per yens- by mail in Putnam County: $5.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephone 95, 7 4 or 114 S. it. Karitlen. Publisher P7-19 South Jackson street TOD WS BIBLE

it's

Blackwood For Bridge

F' l R RENT: 3 rooms pp, pri- , ment reported so far in the state vau entrance, newly redecorat- was $800 from another gambler. '■ 1 1. s* c reliabi > ; r Plummer said some 170 re-

turns are expected from through-

i with small child preferred. Near Ifccm -r.t plan Phone 1056-W 3-',p

■an-

inor»»

plan aboi shes hi.** ixk^ition. ^ Y. P. S 6 p. ni.

“I’ve always tried to do a Evaprellstic service 7:30 p. n. g^ood job.” Cripe -»Htd and |>oint» rJood singing i* '! preaihi.Lg

of internal r« - I Children's story hour W ednes-

od to his 24 year venue experience.

' The »>4-ye.ir-o|(i mu of « Iohj hen voiced approval of the ipemjs j pj-eattlcnt .s proposed crackdown

day 4 00 p ni. Prayer meeting Wednesda , 7:30 p. in. Yo'i will always bo welcome.

•‘CARLO AND STEVE” Haw a Motto! Most business-men have mottos hanging tround the plac e like "DO IT NOW" or KEEP SMILING” others go in for humorous mottos like "If it first you don't succeed STOP .... therp' s no use knocking yourself out" "Carlo and Steve" are old copy-cats too. They have to have i motto Just like everybody else Their s is pasted inside their checkbook and reads: "If you keep putting too much in here, ou re NOT passing on enough bargains to your c ustomers”. The bookkeeper keeps raising heck because Carlo and Steve's checkbook never balances . . . guess it must be because they keep dishing out jargains like these: •

Pork Sausage

19

Our Own Make

25c

Pork Bones, lb. Pig Feet, lb. Pork Liver, lb.

SMOKtD PICNICS, Lb. 37c

FRESH

JOWLS

I2^c

Bologna, ib. Franks, ib. Pickle Loat, Ib. s p"-I Lunc ieon Dutch Loaf, Ib.

39c 39c 59c 59c 69c

l*pr<«on»l And total News II .IIEFS

3y Easley Blackwood Player's weakness for new bidding plans causes her to stumble into bad contract. Mrs. Rliule is Hie kind of player who falls in love with ■ very new bidding or playing i onvention. She uses them blindto the exclusion of common jonse or good judgment. So..ch dealer Both sides vulnerable. \iirlh (Mr. Masters) S A 10 4 3 2 H- K Q 5 1 D- 9 3 C- A 9 West East M Abell (Mrs. Keen i S- 8 S- 9 H- A 8 7 « 2 H- J 9 3 D- A 6 5 D- 10 i C- .1 7 6 5 C- K Q 10 8 4 3 2 smith (Mrs. Rtiul )

(.AMBLER PAYS

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan 3 iUP' An Indianapolis gambler paid $1,200 representing 10 per cent of his -November "take", under the new federal excise tax law. assistant internal rcveiftie collector Wilbur O. Plummer reported today. The other other high tax pay-

ou: the st^fe. and a breakdown of the number paying and amounts paid will be made avail-

able in about a week. EXTRA!

of whom 1.688 have died, and 12.7S0 .44111 listed under “missling." of whom 187 are known to have died. The total of officially |

known i^aths is 17.754^

WASHINGTON. J (INS)—The U. S. dci. , s, charges today that it ing military and eco: oi ance to substantial ■trended Chinese N J soldiers along the Burma-cjj

border.

The charge was made at J Paris United Natior by Soviet Foreign Min; i j rei Vishinsky who ch | J U. S. with “aggressive in the Far East

mor son | Mon.: i The : seheriuh has b. J in. lit Major md ■ to Dayt

Mr

; B. Ed Olavtoi

. meeting Jan. 4tit. o Friday,

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L. Morris' ve returiu r spend;: city and

Hubert

BEEF \ \IJ». IALLY I'UK KI»

Mr

PORK STEAK, Z 49c BEE' BRAINS, Lb 23c BEEF LIVER, Lb. . 59c

PORK MELTS, Lb.

CHUCK

ROAST Ib.

Savory Choice Cuts Fur Put Roast cr Swiss

[r, and Mi and Mi" .

nd Mr

TENDER II If \

WHITE HOUSE

Sale Price

COFFEE pT, Ib.

. 19c SIRLOIN STEAK, Lb... 79c 79 c S 3 99 c

K. H. Ne | Mi and j In lianapol Robert Wi

Poelleir.

New Year

[cm's parents,

Rogers. MiOl-

cranz a:. S .-iie, h.iv .• in Evar ho holida ,1 Maddox

..me all. i

s with Mr.

Bloom in rEtciiuS' n

Elene !un e me in Iowa 1 run. Bob, on and f.im-

GET THE THINGS YOU'VE BEEN WANTING FOP YOUR KITC:.:tJ MOW-Af REAL JANUARY VALUtiS!

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WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE, Large 24 Oz. Bottle . . 39c KLOMA SOUR PITTED CHERRIES, 2 No. 2 Cans..43c STOKELYS SAUER KRAUT,2 No. 2V2 Cans . . .29c

OAC FARMERS PRIDE S 4 89 VI W FLOUR 2 b ^ b 'I

PURE CANE SUGAR

the. laur Laundt \

M . IP I. Hesterj of

Mr and Mrs.

lod dl . nd children, ot 4 Mr. and Mrs. iafer anil children oi

R. 2, spenT New

y witii Mr. and Mrs. lolall of Putnamviile. rt wife will encimrage ,) to send his shirts to v phone 126 H.imu Cleaners. It.

ANNIVERSARY

MILNOT, So Rich It Whips, 3 Tall Cans TOILET TISSUE, 3 Rolls MUSSELMAN'S ASSORTED JELLY, 2 Jars

35c 29c 3Sc

Birth day •

Teddy Miles Jones, old today. January 3. Mrs. Russell Freeland. 20 years old today. January 3

Weddings

M, and Mr- Andrew Ash 407 N. College, 59 years Jan. 3. Mr. and Mr.-. Walter Gardner, W st tali rty str- et, 31 years today. January 3rd.

To find out atMinr. her parinerV aces, she uses the Gerber fourclub convention instead of the Blackwood four-five no trump. | Mr. Masters always tries to keep his partners happy by going

with their pet bids.

In today's hand, however, Mrs. Rhule got into trouble, reaching i *';im and watching her opponent; take the first two tricks ,

with the red aces. Made Bad lltiese

By the Gerber convention. Mrs. Rhule's four-club bid asked her partner how many aces he had. Die responses are four diamonds to show no aces, four hearts to show one ace and so

* , on. Holding two aces. Mr. Maatr Iters made the proper response

of four spades.

After getting this information, Mrs. Rhule still had to guess. If Mr. Masters had the 'Tight'' two aces, slarp was almost cer-

tain.

But unfortunately one of his i e was the of clubs a completely worthless card^-in this particular deal. Mrs. Rhule decided to gamble and bid six anyway, with the gruesome result mentioned n-

bove.

Convention I sc less The trouble was that this type of hand (involving a b^ink suit) is no good for any convention which shows aces wholesale. Mrs. Rhule’s problem was not how many aces her partner had, but which aces. A natural cue bid of four clubs on the South cards was the best way to get the vital information. Playing Blackwood. Mrs. Rhule’? four-club bid would simply have shown first round control of I clubs. Then Mr. Masters, holding the I ace of either of the red suits, | would have so indicated by bid- | ding four in that suit. Since he held neither red ace, he wouM have returned, to four spades and that would have ended the auction

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Full w«i9ht dairy pod. Bright -i body, with heavy red top. Stcpno b®'* ■ • • * R $1.19 gO c

0'ifc p<J" with rolled r*»« for easy handling. Smooth, 'hip-resistant finish R. _ 98c gg c

Refrigerator jar set sol* ; your storage problems targe, ? small fnntatf with

98c

Moo, Efficient mop head absorbent cotton yarn Easy to i»eep sanitary Rrer $i 19 gg c

Ironing table that i» jimple to put up, take dawn. Standard »ue. Cron bra'for addea strength

Res $5.95

$4.95

Mixing spoon, excel!'*'' cooking aid for all mtx dvhipptng, beatno »o.. Chrome plated Kitchen Tool? I Op. Large Asst. !

I M\ LKS\I. 4, ,• -v^gt »- r y Reg $12.95 NOW IRON S9.95

BARGAIN COUNTER

Many, Many Items — Such as shopping baskets. Picni< Baskets. Glass Refrigerator Hishe«, Pitchers, Refrigerator se(s, Tilliihler Sets — Many others*-— All nstll'ed 1-4, 1-3, 1-2 OFF

TOYS, TOYS 257© OFF CKM AN'

( HARDWARE - APPLIANCES * • Si 19 East Wasiiington St.

SPORTING GOODS

Phone 143

N. P. VanBUSKIRK

Dexol BLEACH, Bex...29c CLOROX. Qt. Bottle... 17c Perfect CLEANER, Box 25c PUREX, Qt. Bottle... 17c TIDE-DUZ-OXYDOL, 2Large Boxes .... 59c EATWELl MACKEREL, 2 Tall Cans ... . 39c NAVY BEANS, 2 Lb. Cello Bag ...... 25c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FANCY TOKAY GRAPES. 2 Lbs 29c

U. S. NO. I

POTATOES 10 Lb. Bag 59c

furnips, 2 Lbs. 25c Carrots, Bun. 17c

SEEDLESS

GRAPEFRUIT 3 For 25c

TV-TONIGHT I COCBTEST WRIGHT ELEC. 3:00 Homemakers 3:30 Southern Hardwoods 4 00 Shopping Guide 4:15 Teatimc T\jnc.s 4:45 B.-any 5:00 Chuckwagon Tales 5:15 . Cartoon Club 5:30 Range Rider 6:00 Weatherboard 6:05 Ann Wagner 6:30,,. Perry Como 6:45 Telenews 7:00 Kit Carson 7:30 Amos ’n' Andy 8'00 .^..Accident Squad 8:30 . ' ... . Big Town 9:00 . Kenny .Tagger |£9:15 Johnson Corner ■9:30 . Actors’ Playhouse P OB \v- * ( 1U 15 New 10:30 Madison Sq. Garden 10:50 Music in Night 11:00 . Theater

FANCY PASCAL CELERY, Stalk

PLANE HAD TROl BI.E SOUTH BEND. Jan. 3—(UP) American airlines pilot Duane C Dunkin turned his 40-pas-senger Convair hack to Chieiygo yesterday when he found hr could not lower his nose landing wheel in attempting a landing here. At Chicago, he maneuvered and waggled the wings about 40 minutes, loosened the nosed wheel and made a "normal" landing.

TRADES JOBS ing law and order in the town, Mellis admitted it would seem -a little strange’' bossing the man who formerly gave him orders. ’’But I'm sure everything will work out fine and they’ll be no trouble,” he added. Moberly took the news phi'osnphically. 'T've had my ups and downs bi fore,” he said. ‘‘I'm going to stay right on with the departm nt and do my best.”

, GROCERIES - MEAT S A/ESf S»G? SQUARE

VEGETABLES

PHONE 37

THESE ARE OUR EVERY DAY LOW PRICES

lb.

All-American

Pure Cane

Gold Medal-25 Ib bag

Lb. Bag

Ib bag

FLORIDA ORANGES, Dl 29c L4K4>E SIZE FI LL OI JUKE

l"

WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERVICE TV Sale* and Service

FOUR

WFstlnriionae DEALER

East iValtmt

TRAFFIC VICTIM

COLUMBIA CITY, Jan. 0—

(UPiWeather conditions were blamed today for the traffic death of Mrs. Bernice Rex. 52, Ligonier. She was killed yesterday when her car skidded on a snow-packed curve on U. S. 33 northeast of here and slid Into Die path of an oncoming autocarrlcr driven by Edwin Casper

Phone 64 of Fort Wayne.

Coffee Sugar' Flour

' 4

>• .

MgvyBeans

Potatoes

Cheese

Frankfurters ^ ^ i b Bacon su s ar cur(d j°wi Lord Pu,e h »9

Maine s

10 Ib. bag

Hillcr-j$t—2 Ib. Loaf