The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1952 — Page 3

THE: DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1952.

|mg At Life <h Brandcis

chance, have

wife

|bv any

ublc with youi-

this morning?

Did she ask you for too much household money? Did she want

a new hat, when she got one only j you saw

two years ago?

Did sue nag you because you dragged a lot of dirt in from the

outside ?

Did you. perhaps, way down in

\oui heart of hearts,, wish you ■ had never got married, and did you think of that luscious blonde

last evening and who

flirted will) you?

If you did, you

nothing yet.

ain't heard

RE TELLING ME!

B> WIUIAM tin

How would you like to be in the shoes of the Nizam of Hyderabad. who is considered the richest man in the world? Tlie Nizam, who wears a tur-

and wanted to take only fifteen of his seventy spouses along with him. Hut “quite a few of the girls Wanted to come along, ' said palace spokesman, "and seemed very disappointed when His Exalted i lighnest de< Ided to be selective.” Can \ou imagine the rows in THAT family?

Seventy wives make him take

after him to them along!

Central Press Writer

GET Communist now | knowledge.

The smartest mem-

ber of the tribe, in other words, was the one with the most paper

wads. ! 1 1

Sow that Argentina home o/ the fiaucho and the hrrfntrak. hr.’ nirotles* days ice wonder when they'll stop drinking coffee in

Brazil. ! t !

Orandpappy Jankin* adviMt nev^r to laugh at yaur wife's now spring hat. It tan b« expansive

fun.

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An Argentine artist, we read, has succeeded in painting the picture of Bosa Man Pcron on the head of a pin. He is probably

chewed the leaves • very careful, however, not to rehopes of gaining fer to it as a pinhead portrait

• Red activity in an Kas been expelled, we lie party by the comutfeatism" What do Nffeatism"? getting

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or/rf. poetrards F. F n better place if it 11„ start a war as it Korea cease-fire.

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lamkepl «oy« h» knows the i» perfectly bold, nompls i>l his profos-

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Iftrtars. according

ban with ,i shaving brush on top, Seventy women to clothe, to feed, ban seventy wives in ftis harem! to cherish and to tell where he

He took a trip to New Delhi, had been last night!

WANT HIS ‘ESTES KEFAUVER

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MATING Jnacr Uteri or more lit will pay you '» 1| pcrformani e |r r.ew. atllomal"’ jtQ lipmen' mndo keiron of f 1 on n if ihe nation's oldleadinj! furnace iorem. Pkone for INSPECTION', t terms. tOVEKT | i Sheet

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l Street Mir, IikI-

ILL! AM SON

ILIC AUCTION

kauw of the recent ileal h of my mother, the late Midlie |lt Vanvaetor, I will sell at public auction at the home, hlnaimille street, or near the Pennsylvania Depot in Istle, mi Saturday, April 5th, 1952 VI l »:8« O’CLOC K SHAKP »ilin ( taieh, library Ikoi.r lamp, 8 table lamps, regulator foi 0 stu>e, rnnned fruit, Itvlng room ehnlrs, rockers, rnfMe. Hxi'! rag, cheat of rtrnwcrs, bed. springs, MhttreM, k'l" . dresser, large Florence heating stove, scat and < best W !l end tables, t burner oil stove, round dining table and 1 hrrukhist set, table nml ‘1 chairs, kitchen eahlnet, safe, p-iiid, nirtain stretchers, ipiilting frames, one lot of dishes, antiques, uhat-nots, electric washer, Ironing hoard, electric khrmare. eonklng utensils, fiaal grinder, htls of bedding. I'heris, pillows blankets, some fancy work, spreads, towels, d'dhs, garden tools, lawn chairs, i lawn mowers, porch . s'Hiiig niaetiine, sweepers, ,8 electric Kildlns, and every Used In I'ood home, P'~ ( AS||. Not responsible in t ase of Accidents. CLAUDE R. MONNETT HI RST. Vuet. CMI'*'McMAINS, Flerk

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Then picture the Nizam with fifteen women at the breakfast or dinner table in a New Delhi hotel! I love my own wife very lyBut sometimes 1 think that popul.w ditty "Slowpoke" has been written specially for her She will s|>cnd fifteen minutes to look at the breakfast bill of fare. She will figure out whether or not she gels full value when she orders club breakfast oi whether it would be cheaper to order a la carte. She considers every dish on the menu and then invariably oilers scrambled eggs. I Dunk my wife must have eaten scrambled eggs foi breakfast every day of the thirty years we have been married. Tin’ same thing is repeated at

AT THE 8 ON< ASTI.F

dinner. Especially the desserts. My wife invariably looks at the desserts before she looks at anything else on the menu. She considers gooey Sundaes of all kinds, layer cakes with whipped cream, rich rice puddngs with raisins and cream. But she ALWAYS winds up ordering vanilla ice cream. It's Hie same Uiing when slu goes shopping. I have seen her look ove: a whole counter of hundkerchicfbefore selecting one. And I have seen her take a half hour lo decide between two hats that looked exactly alike to me. Sometimes 1 fly off the handle or at least 1 FEEL like flying off Hie handle. But then I calm down and think ot the chorus of that song: "I guess I’ll have to learn to be u slowpoke, too.”

Penney's

AtWAYS n*ST OUAUtYI

Shop 9:00 to Noon and Save! Save!

VISCONSIN STATE Ti ,-hers college 'Indents crowd around Senator Cstes Kefauver (D), Tennessee, in Milwaukee, to get his autograph icfore his tddi R .Mi Kefau er. (Intamational Boundvkotol

IT SHOULDN’T HAPPEN TO MY DOG

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Marlon Brando, sensational

Broadway actor who shot to fame in tin Broadway production of "A Streetcar Named Desire," is seen in the same role in the film version which comes today

to the Yoncastle Theatre.

HEBRON

Claude Grimes lias been n decorating at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Paul McGaughey. Quite a number from tin.vicinity attended the Gotf-Lviui. wedding that was solemnized a! the Kiusellville Christian church Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Otis Clodfeltei and Mrs. t'has. Keeney and children ami children spent Thursday evening of last week with Mr. and Mis. I*111011 Clodfelter and son in

Greencustlc.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore of Indianapolis \vc~e week end guests of Mi. and Mrs. flay M< Giiughey. Mrs. Moore attended the Goff-Lyons wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Dale McGill and son of Clinton were Tuesday evening supper guests of Mi. and Mrs. Paul McGaughey and Frank McGill. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith and family of Crawfordsvillc were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gegnar and

SANFORIZED HALF SLIPS

50c

MEN’S SANFORIZED BROADCLOTH* PAJAMAS

Penney I la v s special! Eyelet - frothed hems with ribbon heading . . . comfortable four gore cut, neat elastic waist. How crisp and fresh they are with Spring cottons . , . how easy to launder! Snowyw bile Kb si|liare cottons, S., M., L. 1 Shrinkage won't exceed l r {.

NOW ONI

v $2.00

< omlorlahlv full cut pajamas of flue quality Sanforized 1 broad* jot h! I In illy — even for Pcllney’s! Choose slip-over or liutton front st v les in a selection of colorful stripes! stork up now. Sizes A. It. < . D. TShrinkage won't cm red

Miss Carolyn Sue Clodfcllor spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slrhueici and

I Jorothy in Indiaiiupoli -

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Webster and Mr. and Mrs; Victor Sawyer near Crawfordavillc

Mrs. Ruby Dragon and Robert culled at the Logonsport Sam-

Mrs. Mai gin el Ramsay .ui*l | tarium, Monday to see Until

evening I Dragoo.

I ievota Were Fridav

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OMMUNITY IUCTI0N SALE ^ Held At The Morton Sale Barn Wednesday, April 2,1952 AT 18:30 A. M. miscellaneous r ,f vlnn. , "i, !"• 'Pools barb wire, loft Locust line posts, I'ool k Miuti,.', . P, ' aVH ' s *'Para tor, Hoover sweeper with ntlai hIftrvrui,. * Hurner bottle gas stove, household gnoj 1 "* Ural,,,' 'W- Chevrolet, l»«8 I', ton Dodge Truck with l ‘uul rka top, good rubber; other used cars. FARM IMPLEMENTS >.*11 ’ "S'.it .1,111, >,iiti f. rllli.i r .,11, l..... ..*. ! I,i" — '•F lulu- i" S ' 1 h,,^s •' drawn liiternatioii.t) mowing liwhlne. pail M plow, ? walking breaking pl-ws, one J'Drrrr " r ' shape; 1 (C Case tractor and < ulUv*tor, [r^fiit. *** ,rt| mers and Case plows; one 7 ft- tractm E Ml "' r haler, other used tractors and farm linpl* |||a GRAIN -HAY I ’"h- h»y, h H | r , straw, HU bushel oats and Cluver HOGS-CATTLE 1"s*, hi,,, ; I Vurh.lilr,- nwh- h,,,. K '' wi; 1 hogs. 1 purebred Shorthorn bull, eligible to ■ (M( f “ , heifers, 3 feeder ealves, ‘1 cows and calves. I t\V( 1lly , " u,,, ‘ous Items. 0Nt: ' VE '*COME TO SEIJ. IN THIS SALE. I Not responsible fur Aceldents. SPONSORED BV CNntu Ttwmliip P. T. I.

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GRtlNCASHE. INDIANA

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HOME HEEDS SALE

> VKAB OLD Jack (Butch) Heymann, Jr., doesn't like what', happenln, 2 ffc in Pleasant Hills, on the outskirts of Pittsburgh. Pa., an he dog seems to want to go somewhere else. too. as Dr. J. T. Herror lnocul.1... u * » community mcuuurc. (I.l.r.uli.nol

CAMERA FINDS THE STOKOWSKIS

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IT S A RARE occasion when a nev photographer finds Leopold St* kowski and his wife, the form' Gloria Vanderbilt, and when ot did, at opening of the Sadlet Wells ballet In New York, bot shied away. The famed director shown leaving as soon as I spotted the cameraman. Mrs. St kowski Is shown leaving lat< during intermission. At end * January she gave birth to the second child. (Internationa

REGULAR $7.20

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Water Heater

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. Wavy-Edge Siding

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