The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1952 — Page 2
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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Knt^red in tht* |ioar<>fflo(« at (1 r-encjutle, initlana aa an-nai) • mull matter under aet of >tareh 7, 1878. Mnbaerlptlnn piiee !() cents per week; $4.00 per year by mail In Ibitnam County: $5.00 to $10.40 per year rantatrir I'utnarn c ormty. relepbone !I5, 74 or 114 .8. U. Itarlden. I’ubMsher 17-10 South Jackson Street
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plenty of noble and unselfish ,<ork lor nil decent people to do. Not only idle, but tattlers also jtirl busy tiodies I Timothy
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Personal And Local News mil EFS
Tin’ Kooil Coi nci for the next six weeks will feature the cooks of Ihe new Student Union Budding and some ot their favorite recipes. Mrs Iva Hanlon of Piitniimville. Ihe paste rook, is shown with two of the Union's favorites.
BI.UKBKRRY OAKK
1 . C. Butter. U O. Milk. Tap. Nutmeg. 1 C. Sifted Klour,
I C. Sugar. Tsp. Cinnamon. 1 Tsp Baking Powder. I Pt. Bluebel l les. l•’lonre(l.
Cream butter and sugar. Add milk and beaten eggs Add cinnamon and nutmeg. Beat In flour gradually. Add blueberries, prinklo with powdered sugar. Bake at 3!50 for .'>0 minutes
213 C. Dates. I 1 < V Nuts. •1 Kggs. I t Baking Powder.
DATP TORTK 2’j C Sugar. 2' . c Bread Crumbs. 1 t" Vanilla. I pt. XX Cream.
Mix dry Ingredients add beaten egg yolks anil mix. Beat Whites, add Vanilla and mix with other mixture. Bake and then ■ i in Me Whip the whipped < rearn and mix with other mixture
m;\\ books
Fifteen new books were placed in circulation at the Oreencastle Public Mbrarv on Thursday. The titles were: The Confident years; by Brooks, How to make Pottery and Ceramic Sculptures, by Duncan Pattern of Responsibility; Record of Secretary Dean Acheson; Under Whatever Sky. by Kdman 1001 Designs for Hand Decnrating. by Flame: Show Bir. from Vaude to Video; by Green How to Be a Transformed Rerun bv Jones; Leather Tooling and Carving; Katherine MimsI l id Letters to John Middleton Murray; Understanding Fear, by
Overstreet; Dame to the Pipper, by De Millc; North With the Spring, by Tenle: The Handicapped Child, by Stern FICTION The Big Brokers, by Shulmnn: Resiles Flame, by De Wolil. Young I copies Collection: Captain Jeep, by Kei hnitzer; 101 Best Games for Teen-agers, by Frankel; The United Nation : Blue Print for Peace, by Fenichell. ANNIVERSARY
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Mrs. W. J. Fuson underwenl operation at the Putnam County hospital Friday morning. Manford Craver. who underwent a major operation last Satuiday. is reported recovering satisfactorily. Mr and Mrs William Pollard lehrufed their 56th wedding iiinlvcrsary Thursday. Jan. 17. ai their home in Cloverdale. The Home and Child Study Cluh will meet Monday night at > 00 with Mrs. Herman Berg. Mrs Maynard Shnnkwilet will have charge of the program.
ai»ge. 1 n>- rt.xi. i axio used with Hydra-Matic Drive is reduced approximately 5 per cent, wM?h not only gives improved fuel economy in the Drive range hut also provides adequate performance for all normal driving. Slots Reiurned To Legion Post FORT WAYNR. Ind . Ian 25(UPi American Legion Post No 2f*0 was in possession of six disputed slot machines to-
raid
more than two vears ago. bur the one-amnsi. bpndlts may not long 1'1-main m their < iubhouse. Allen circuit judge William H. Sehannen yesterday ordered the machines returned to 'he Legion His judgment was a final ruling on an injunction brought by the post against the city and former police chirf la-stei H Klsenhutt When (Kiliee confiscated the slot machines in HM9, they threatened to ilestroy them, but prevented by in injunction. Governor Schricket ordered a state-wide ban on all type of gambling last spring, and fourth district Legion commander Alva Miller of Churubusco ordered an immediate investigation to determine whether keeping the gambling devices violates that order NOT A CAMMOATK WASHINGTON Jan. 25 (UP) Sen. fBrien McMahon asked today that his name be withdrawn from the Illinois Democratic Presidential primaryi explaining he prefers "someone else Harry S. Tinman.'’
It s Blackwood For Bridge By Easier Plackwood
Blackwood convention helps keep players out of unmakeable slams, too. Here is a final and important point in this series of column* on the Blackwood slam convention If you use the convention properly it will not only help you to get to many slams that are makeable. It will also keep vou out of slams you can't make South dealer Both sides vulnerable North (Mr. Masters) S- .1 10 6 5 2 H- K Q 4 D- 6 C- A K Q .1
W.-st
(Mr. Championi
S- A
H- 8 6 5 D- A 10 4 2 C- 10 7 6 5 2
Raft
(Mr Abel)
S- 7
H- 10 5 2 D- 9 8 7 5 3 C- 9 8 4 3
EXTRA!
The Truth Seekeis Sunday
School class of Fillmore Christian
church will meet with Mr. and | Senate. .Mrs Charles Snodgrass Friday I Democrats, queried on Ihe race evening. Jan 25, 1952. A good j for the KepidHIean presidential attendance is desired. nomlmitlon, were almost unan-
imous in declaring ihat Sen. l(ohert A. Tall would la- a more difficult candidate to defeat than
Hen. Dwight Elsenhower.
Mother. Study Chib will meet Monday, Jan. 28, promptly at eight o'clock at the Miller school building for a film on Indiana State Parks and then adjourn lor the business and social meeting at Mrs. Lee Williams, F.
Anderson street.
• Mr. and Mis. George Garrett have returned home from Laa Cnici s New Mexico where they visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Garrett Mi and Mis. Garrett also visited their daughter, Mrs. Leonard Hellingei and husband ir Bluefield. Virginia
Everybody loves a baby don't make Ihe mistake of lec ting father. To give
their share of Home Laundry the washing.
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attention, let ft Cleaners do
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NEW OI.nSMOHll.E8 “Rocket" engine with dual downdraft carburetor. The overall length of the Clase '‘98" Series has been Increaa* d from 20S to 213 inches. Wheel- | base also has been incr eased two inches to 124 inches. A rear Jahilizei bar has been added in the rear, Improving ear handling and stability ami minimizing side h\vn\ at high speeds. There Is greater rear deck length, making more luggage space available m the spacious trunk. The Deluxe “X8" Series Oldsmobile for 1952 has a larger and roomier Fisher tiody, with a longel wheelbase of 120 Inches and overall lingth of 204 inches. This makes it compatable in size to the Super “88" A variation in exterior trim and a black rilbhet gravel shield distinguish' it from the Super '88." The 145h. p “Rocket" engine with dusl downdraft carburetor marks au Incii ise of io h p. over the 1951 model. Thi 1952 Super “88" is powered by the same “Rocket" engine that drives the Clasete “98 " 'Hie Supei “88,'• like the "98." uses the tjiiHdi i-Jet carburetor that accounts for the improved efflciency and boosts Ihe horsepower i at mg from 125-h. p. to 160-h. p Compression ratio is 7.5 to 1. The Super "88" also has a new real stabilizer that improves car handling anil reduces side away. The new Hydra-Matic Sitppr.J Drive lias an added tange which gives the driver the choice of operating in the more economical Drive (Drl tange or the increased performance of the Super (8)
South (Mr. Dale) S- K Q 9 8 4 3
H- A J 9 7
D- K Q J C-None
The
bidding:
South
West North
East
1 S
Pass 3 S
Pass
4 C
Pass 4 S
Pass
4 N T
Pass 5C
Pass
5 S
All Pass
ON THE KOREAN I liO.NT— .Ian. 25—(INS)—\ liylit plane carr>ing Gen. limn s \. \ an Meet, Command, t of the I . S. I ax O' 'rim, made an emergenl*! Iiindmg near the Korean hatllefront yesterdar in a blinding snowstorm A sudden hli/.zard trapped Van Eleet's plane while be was louring the hiittlelines. lint Die piln| loeated an airstrip near an abandoned hospital and landed. TOKVO. Jan. 25.— (INS)—The Peiping radio said toda> the C o in in n n I s I s u ill release “prompt l> and nnennditintialB" 48 foreign eivilians held as prisoners liy Ihe Reds as soon as a military armistice is ennclllded. Ihe Red radio broad east quoted a spokesman of the North Knreun sii|irem< rornmand as saving Die eivilians were delaintsl “in the interests of their security."
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WRIGHTS ELECTRIC SERVICE YOUR iVU-stiimliouxe DEALER APPLIANCES ANI» TE1 ••VISION SALES AND SERVICE hflt (Vzlnat Pk0M M
In today’s deal, concentrate on Mi Dale's hand fot a moment and forget about the others. He opened the bidding with one spade and heard his partnei raise him to three. Now, with first round control of two suits, second control of the other two n six card trump holding and a jump raise from partner, wouldn't you think your chances for a successful slam were overwhelming? In pre-scientific days a player with any red blood at all would jump to six spades on the South hand. And as you see the West J player would be able to cash two aces foi Ihe immediate defeat of the contract. Yes. it doesn’t mean much to be dashing and courageous if you constantly land needlessly) lake minus scores on hands like this. So often the "Colorful” bidder ends up in the red. How could you stay out of a slam on this deal? Well, the Culbertson four-five no trump convention wouldn't help. Neither Mr. Dale not Mr. Masters had the requirements for the Culbertson four no trump (two aces and a king of a tint suit I. The Gerber system wouldn't help either. A four club asking bid by Mr. Dale would have developed Ihe information that Mr. Masters had one ace But which ace? That was all-important. Those players who disdainfully avoid any ace showing convention would automatically bid six. Tire chanfes would be too good that partner hart the ace of spades. Using the Blackwood, Mr. Dale knew i not just guessed) that the enemy bad two winning aces. After he himself made the cue bid of four clubs, showing first round control of that suit, his following four no trump bid asked specifically: "Partner how many aces do you have OUTSIDE of the club suit When lie learned the answer was none it was perfectly dear that the ace of spades and the ace of diamonds weie in the hands of the opponents. SOCIETY .Mel llnwen Hnnnrs-d With Dinner The employees of the Indlat a Gas and Water Co., honored Mil Bowen, salesman, with a farewell party held at the office Thursday evening. Mr . Bowen is being transferred to Crawfnrdsvi)!.All enjoyed the delicious pltrti-in dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs Wayne Varvel, Mr, Vsrvd Is a former employee on leave from the navy; Mr and Mrs Melvin Mallery, Crawfordsvtltc; Mr and Mr*. How!»rd Schlatter. Miss Mary Virginia Voting. Audrey Lrlnberger, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D Kills, Jr, Mr and Mrs. Wilbert Rnssbk, Mr. and Mis Henry McLin, snd Claud Stew-
art.
Truman is Coy About Politics WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. (UP)- Curious Democrats deeid- i ed today that President Trunia: 1 is deliberately inviting speculaDon that he will run for th" I Senate again instead of seeking re-election to the White House, , But they had to admit that it's [ anybody's guess why Mr. Truman wants to give a fillip to that | particular idea at this particular |
time.
Some thought Mr. Truman tipped off his real intentions when he told his news conference yesterday ihi he probably will announce hi.s political plans before the April 29 deadline for entering the Missouri Senate race; nnd (bi he realized his statement had the effect of "leaving the door open" for him to seek his oi l Senate seat again. Others, who are convinced tha' Mr Truman will he in the presidential race ,felt that he was merely playing his favorite gam» of "keeping 'em guessing." Republican spokesmen declined to take (he halt, if that's what it was. They stuck to their official position that they don’l care what Mr. Truman does. Escaped Convict Eludes Police ANGOLA. Ind.. Jan. 25 -(UP) Indiana state police abandoned road blockade.- early today in their search for a life-term convict who escaped from a Michigan state prison guard at Jackson. Mich., Fred Bryant. 45. Grand Rapids, Mich., was last seen at Angola. Bryant was sentenced to life in prison in 1929 for armed rob-
bery.
Bryant, a prison trustee threatened unarmed guard Delbert Murdocks with a knife, grabbed Aim-docks' keys and forced Murdocks and driver .lark Stone into a prison station wagon early yesterday. The .-Heaping pr isoner let Murnocks and Stone out on a higfcway arid (hey sounded an alarm. Bryant headed for the Ohio border. The automobile was found abandoned near E ( |„ n . o. is irules southeast of here. Later, authorities learned, Bryant hitch. ”1 » Mde into Angola with two teen-H£f»r«. state police se. up roadblocks •" the vicinity but no further information about Bryant turned »P The roadblocks were abandoned shortly after midnight AI Ligonier stale poMce post tadioman Lewis Blown said had no, been any reports h stolen car from the area -<>•• an.v reports of the escaped’ prisoner since the youths Vet nim out of their car.
Dewey Outlines Foreign Policy NEW YORK, Jan. 25 iUP> • Gov. Thomas E. Dewey proJs.ses the immediate estahlianinent of a treaty of Pacfie defense which would forge strong Am.-ticaii links with free Pacific nations and forestall “another Koh-h of disastrous proportions." In a major foreign policy speech, before the National Industrial Conference Board last night. Dewey warned that Chine, innst be kept from invading embattled French Indo-Chlna or th--world will face grave consequences. "If the free world does not now take action to prevent that Cfhinese invasion." he said. “I make the prophecy that the world Will face the greatest catastrophe of our time." Dewey said he believed thn' the French and Viet Namese troops battling the Communist Viet Minh guerillas eventually will win out if Red China does not enter the fighting But he warned that the Reds had some 250,000 seasoned Hoops poised along the southern border.
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j largest technical school of this | type in the world. During his 22-week enurse as i a student at Sheppard he will re- | ceive intensive training designed to provide him with the thorough knowledge and the basic skills required in servicing .inspecting and maintaining every type of aircraft currently used by the
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WILL TRY NEW PLAN ELKHART. Ind., Jan 25.--(INSi A new overtime parking plan is to get a trial in Elkhart, beginning Feh. 1, that should prevent that frustrated feeling when one gets hark to find tile
meter expired only i •. fore—and the eai al , i.'i ■ eted. Police Chief Ivan Traffic Captain M K I said that if the nn I to the police depni 30 minutes aftei pat king sticker wa need only deposit in a dummy met' i For these al'n paikers, the dollar fl eliminated. I ■ More Umn l,500,0(m i • -*9 women are mernb. nf >■ unions and represent n> fourth of the total union bership.
CLASPING HIS HANDS aloft. Senator Kefauver (D ,,:: 7 , former Senate crime committee chairman, annoum es i 1 ' * ton thali he will seek the Democratic presidential nor **ys he is in the race “to the finish." The ex-crime i that he is a candidate only for the presidency, thereby ! - ‘j any possibility of accepting the second spot on a ti< ket J be headed by President Truman. Mrs. Kefauver smileat hei husband s densum to run. i International I.
NEWS OF BOYS
SHEPPARD AIR FORCE BASE. Texas, Jan 25 - Pfc. Ora C. Turner. Jr., 20. son of Mr and Mrs Ora C. Turner, Sr., 308 Nftrth Indiana, Oreencastle, has entered the Airplane and Engine Mechanic’s School at Sheppard Air Force Base, the home of the
DANCE SATURDAY At The V. F. W. HOME POST 1550 Music By HERB NODINE'S SWINGCOPATORS 9 To 12 P.M. For all Veterans of Foreign Wars, Ladies Auxiliary and Fathers Auxiliary Members. NO ADMISSION
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