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Your Car Is An All ■ Season Machine ■ ■ - Yes. t.h“ worse the weather, the more th’ need for your ear Tt takes a .beating in rain, sunshine, hfat and cold. Therefore it deserves the attention and workmanship that only experienced mechanics with proper equipment can render. GIVE YOUR CAR THE CARE AND ATTENTION IT DESERVES. BOR MYERS AUTO SALES. Inc. YOUR CIIRYSUEBPI/YMOUTH OUA1SH 111 North JacksoKi PHONE 84a

Weather Break May Come lues. The weatherman promised no relief in the weather until late tomorrow, and it may not come then. However, he said there might might be some thunder showers late tomorrow that will cool a portion of Indiana. Only seven Julys in the past 55 years have been hotter than the one just past. The mercury’ has been slightly more than three degrees above normal for the month and the humidity’has been extremely high all month.

| pend°d with no agreement reachftic T:ft-Hartley law require 1 that a union give 30 days notice of an intended strike to federal and state mediation services. The 15 locals did not give such notice until July 14. They would not be legally free to stage a walkout until Aug. 14. The unions said they might strike at “any fime after tonight" and refused to assure company representatives that cargo in transit would be delivered in any such event.”

Some automobiles contain as many as 1.3 smill electric motors.

Taft-Harfley Act Holds Off Strike

NEW YORK. Aug. 1 (UP* — I A Taft-Hartley law technicality today held off a striae by truck drivers which threatened to cut off the milk supply of some 12 million consumers in the New York area. Samuel Gelman, chairman of the negotiating committee for 15 locals of the International Brot herhood of Teamsters, AFL, announced in Poughkeepsie, ■ \ Y. hat the strike had been postponed shortly before the midnight deadline. Gelmen also said talks with the Dairy Transport Association, representing 23 companies operating milk trucks between farms and city dairies had been sus-

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IN MEMORY In memory of my dear father, Comie L. Buis, who passed away August 1, 1952. Just the love of sweet devotion Of one who thinks of you, Seems so long ago you left us To find your heavenly rest. The tears still linger and an ache within my heart, Time they say will heal and help us to forget. But time so far has only prove'} how much I miss you yet. Sweet memories keep you near and your sweet smile, I’ll never forget. Sadly missed by his daughter and family, Mrs. Lucille Stringer. p.

King Morrison Foster Company Fords Since 1910 PHONE 268 11:25 p. m. Sunday. Dorothy Slavens, Cloverdale Route 2, slowed up as she was driving south when a car in front of her turned in a driveway. The Slavens car was hit from behind by an auto driven by Charles L. Allen, also of Cloverdale Route 2. The accident was investigated by State Trooper Malone. Classified Ads • REAL ESTATE •

TRAFFIC ACCIDENT

Two autos were damaged but no one was injured in a traffic accident on Highway 43, one mile south of Greencastle at

Wanted by India

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

IF YOU are feeling repressed, suggests a writer, why not. try talking back to the commercial announcers on TV? It might work, at that—but don’t let anyone catch you at it.

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/a Indiana an estranged husband teas granted temporary custody of the family lawn mower. Does this make him a grass ivid-

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The biggest news from New York's Central Park zoo so far this Summer is the birth there of a 50pound hippo.

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A fellow named Casanova was Selected by an all-girl jury as the

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homeliest man in Pinerolo, Italy. That’s a fact—and not just an ugly rumor. !~J ! The most unpopular letter in the alphabet these days ts “H”. In the weather report it stands for “hot” and “humid". ! ! ! In London a rejected swain Ts picketing the home of his ex-girl friend. Maybe he should have put his best foot forward a little sooner. ^! ! ! * Now that prosperity is no longer just around the corner but is actually here why don’t we all pitch in and try to makr» this a turly permanent camp.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Tire re-capping and vulcanizing plant. Fully equipped. Complete stock of supplies, new an 1 recapped tires, truck. This is a good year round business and can be purchased at a bargain. Contact our office for full information.

VACATION MONEY $20 ■ $500.00 Consolidate bills, an:l repairs, medical e\ pauses, reduce ear payments, up to 24 months to repay. FAMILY FINANCE

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FOR SALE: 1946 Dodge pane!

Struck, 4 speed transmission, new I Boats—Kits Motors. Varsity j turn lights, new set of fog lights. | ECTat Co - 2 _ 02 Crosson. Bob Almun.

j five good tires. Phone 1457.

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9 WANTED • Man wants part time house work, can wash woodwork.

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FOR SALE: 50 head of shoats. 1 floors, rl.-an wall paper, any odd — : 2’-. miles southeast of Bain- jobs for 2 days a week. Phone

FOR SALE: Second cutting j Sam Snapp 2S6-W. l-2p of Baled Alfalfa hay in the field, : __ 65c a bale. Harley Hedge 2 miles FOR SALE: Tame blarkber- WANTED: Restaurant help, north on 43. l-2p j lies. Wealthy apples. Phone Jones Restaurant, nterseetion 40

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mander Hardtop. Good condi- | SPINET PIANO, Mahogany tion, one owner. 27.000 miles. Will 1 case ’ 536.00 will deliver. Phone

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REAL FSTATE Farms-Homes Farm Loans Insurance-Bonds O. U Cerpenter. Progressive teal Estate. 9 So. A.rlington. Phone 435-W. M-W-F-vf.

Lucas Collins Agency PHONE 2M

MAP LOCATES Goa, and its capital, Panjim, which the Indian government demands. The New Delhi government demanded the closing of Portuguese legation after a demonstration calling for union of Goa with India. Population of Goa is 600,000.

9HETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Indiana St. Ave. C—Home—4 rooms and bath, 3 lots. Duplex—modern, good condition, large lot. 3 Bedroom, beautiful home, fireplace (stone mantel), dining room, 3 bedrooms, knotty pine breezeway, garage, full basement. —FARMS— 240 A., 150 tillable, water in pasture, 2 barns, fence good, strictly modern 5 room home. 200 A., 160 tillable, large barn, modern 5 room home. Other farms—So if interested in buying a farm see us.

List your farm or property with “United” national advertisers, 30 years of dependable service. Curtis E. Jones, Kept. Box 62, Cloverdale. Mon.-Fri.-tf

CONGRATULATIONS TO ME

MARCH OF EVENTS

Fence Mending Now Can Be More Pleasant Than Usual

tongressmen Can Go Home With Very Little Trepidation Special to Central Press Association

WTASHINGTON—When the Democratic-controlled Congress adW journs this year, its members can go home with less trepida-

tion than at any time in recent years.

Senators and House members from farm districts may encounter complaints from disgruntled constituents but those from urban and industrial centers figure they should be welcomed by the voters. As the congressmen view it from Washington, nobody at this par-

ticular minute is really mad at anyone and they can mend their fences with a minimum of friction. In the past, unemployment, fear of war and general uneasiness among the home voters have plagued congressmen and made them hesitant

about returning to their districts.

The recent pay boosts won by government workers and by auto and steel workers should help pave the way for a kind reception this summer for congressmen. The picnics and clambakes they attend during the recess should prove to be real sociable affairs rather than opportunities for home

district complaints.

SOVIET PARTY BOSS Nikita Khrushchev shakes hands with himself (right) as he and Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin (left) stop in East Berlin on their way home to Moscow from the Big Four conference in Geneva. (International Radxophoto^

ATOMIC BOILER FOR GENEVA

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THIS BOILING WATER REACTOR Is one of the U. S. exhibits the Argonne National laboratory is sending to Geneva as part of the U. S. display at the UN international conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy. The reactor will produce 20,000 kilowatts of heat, which will be utilized to generate 5,000 kilowatts of •i<‘ctnc Dower. (International Soundnhotol

The Capitol • BENSON’S BLOOPER—The diplomatic flub committed by Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benron during the visit of Burmese Prime Minister U Nu reached comic proportions before the incident \v r as amicably concluded. After the distinguished foreign visitor had quitted Benson’s office after being kept waiting five minutes, Benson visited U Nu at Blair House with a tie clasp as a gift. It was only after presenting the gift that Benson was advised that Burmese men seldom wear neckties. U Nu solved the ticklish diplomatic situation by appearing with the clasp on the lapel of his jacket at a later reception. • • • * Q REPUBLICAN SOURCES insist that Chief Justice Earl Warren will be the Republican presidential candidate -next year if President Sisenhowcr decides not to run again. Despite his firm statement that he’s not interested, these GOP sources say, Warren cannot escape being drafted for the nomination should Ike leave the picture. The GOP argument is that Warren, for one thing, is the only man who could head off a wide open split between California Republicans who are divided between Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Senator William F. Knowland. Chances are that Mr. Eisenhower will seek re-election. * # * * O SOFT PEDAL—The administration seems to be going all-out in .'fforts to prevent anything Lorn upsetting the forthcoming Big Four nceting in Geneva. This became apparent first when Russia was disclosed to have exoelled three U. S. military attaches at the embassy in Moscow. The incident was not officially announced and news of it leaked ■ut. State department officials appeared to be surprised that it did. .t took them 24 hours to confirm the reports. The soft-pedaling was evident again when the Russians downed a J. S. Navy plane off Alaska. The announcement of such incidents usually comes from the State -r Defense departments. In this case, however, it was announced by Vhite House secretary James C. Hagerty. In making the announcement, Hagerty stressed he was not using the phrase “shot down. ’ * * * * ) WATER—During the next 12 months, the Interior department s going to undertake its largest program in history— o investigate the availability of surface water and Water .round-water supplies. Problem The federal government is prepared to spend *4,350,000 on the project while other funds will be Growing nade available by state and local governments. The .tudy will be made by the Geological survey. The survey says there is a growing water problem in this country To back up its statement, it offers these comparisons: In 1920, water ised for irrigation in the United States amounted to 65 million acrefeet, in 1940, 72 million; in 1950, million, and in 1953, 92 million.

Did You Know There are 27 Types of Soil in Putnam County? What Kind Does Youi Farm Have? Drop into our booth at the Fair and Check your Farm on our Soil Map by U. S. Dept, of Agriculture. We’ll see you at the County Fair. VAUGHAN & SNYDER 113 S. Jackson St. Ph. 1303-V, l-3t.

j sell reasonable. Call Dr. Charles Finkbincr, phone 1319. l-6t. FOR SALE: Walnut finish twin beds, Jenny Lind style, drop leaf dining table, seats l ight, 9x12 floral pattern Bigelow wool rug, 2 matching throw rugs, 2 book cases, lamps, wash tub and other household items. Mrs. H.

W. Stewart. Phone 392-M. l-3p. j 7072-M

At Furniture Exchange, west j side square. Ivory enameled steel dresser, plate mirror hangs above. Only $16.90. We deliver. Call 170-J. 1-lp.

1098 or write P. O. Box 75.

For Bulldozer v. u k see Harold M. Broadstreet. Phone 3.3112 Fillmore. 22-12p.

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FOR SALE: Two wheel trailt, 8 foot bed, good tires and in good condition. Bradford Jones, 708 S. Indiana street. 30-2t.

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RAINES & KAINES Bulldozing, Cianc, Dragline Backhoe, Dumptruck Service. Free estimates, all jobs fully Insured, 22 years experience. Phone 1125. Foxridge, Greencastle. 28-tl

$5.00 REWARD ....If we can not repair your old sewing machine. Greencastle Sewing Machine Service, 22 So. Jac kson St. Phone 1363 27-tf 1 am still operating my SAW SERVICE SHOP at 119 E. Franklin St. Open only afternoons, 12:30 to 5:30, Monday through Saturday. H. E. Miller. 30-31

FOR SALE: Gas uni.t Phone 1167.

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Continuing Rummage Sale all week at Thrift Shop., 623 Anderson. l-6t. FOR SALE: Apartment siz' 1 electric stove. Phone 179. l-2p. FOR SALE: 1 blond bedroom suite with bookcase headboard 2 yrs. old. 1 walnut 3 pc. bedroom suite in good condition. 1 bedside table. 4 prs. nylon curtains. See Pauline Meek at Hedge’s Market. l-2n.

FOR SALE: Alfalfa and clovr mixture. Second cutting. To be cut in near future. Phone

Robert Sutherlin.

30-l-3-3p.

FOR SALE: 1948 Studebakv r Land Cruiser, fully equipped, good condition. Reasonable. Ph. 83’-M. 616 Highwood Avenue.

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Bulldozer and highlift work, and clearing, grading and excavating. William Newkirk, Box 24, Fillmore phone 237. 25-tf.

FOR SALE: Cooking apples, Maiden Blush and Wealthy. Frank’s Orchard, Morton. 29-l-2p

WANTED: Housekeeper in a nice Chicago suburban home for family of four. Good position with salary for a lady looking for a home. Address Box 10, % Banner. 28-6p

WELL DRILLING contracting. 45 years in business. 4. 6, and S inch yvells, pump installations and service. W’ells cleaned and repaired. North edge of Greencastle on Road No. 4:;. Russell Scobee and Son, Phofte 331-M. Greencastle R. 3. 27-tf

WANTED: Residential wiring and repairing. Phone 79R12 or 57R3 day or night. Walter Huffman, Cambridge, Ind. 26-6t.

Purina Dairy Spray: We have it by the barrel. How much! $1.49 a gal. Cow r comfort free of flics. Bring your containers. Kircher Hatchery. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf

Several used combines, $253 up. Sherm’s Impl. Sales. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf.

IS YOUR insurance as good as your car? There is a difference. Ask us. Simpson Stoner—Insurance. Phone 6. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf.

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Fast, economical, clean service wet washes, 35 cents per washer. Soap and bleach furnished. Soft water always. Laundry Ease, north side of square Phone 9142. Mon tf

Grace’s Beauty Shop, 203 So. Indiana St. for appointments. Phene 40. Mon.-tf. Booming business maker: pening available for responsible nan or woman with care to caii on farm women in N. Putnam County. Full or spare time. Opportunity to make $40 a day. Write McNESS COMPANY, 120 ! E. Clark St., Freeport, 111. l-8-2p. j

Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates. Free pickup and delivery service. 25-tf. FOR SALE: 1953 R-110 International Panel Truck, only 17,700 miles, new rubber, paint like new $1495. Hess Sales and Service. 23-tf

Ag. lime, crushed stone, sand and gravel. If it is a truck job we can do it. We have dump trucks, flat top and semi-trad-ers. William Newkirk, Box 24, Phone 237, Fillmore. 25-tf Visit our Beautiful show rroom. Finest draping fabric direct from mills. Art Furniture Shop. 25-cf

SWEET CORN. Cecil R. Phillips, 4 | (. miles east. Chad 1 Valley. Phone 7030-M. l-2p.

FOR SALE: A. C. combine with pickup tandem, score Kleen, good running order, cheap. Bill Reid, Cloverdale. l-3-5-9-ll-13-15-7p. FOR SALE: 1950 2'.4 ton Dodge C. O. E. truck with tandem, 5 speed transmission, 2 speed axle, 900-20x10 rubber, 2C toot Mooresville steel bed with combination stock and grain bed and 20 ton hoist. James E. Buis, 2*4 miles northeast of Stilesvillc. l-6p.

WANTED: Painting, rooting, block laying, and cement work. Perry Lewis. Phone 1012-W. 18-tf.

BEST ONE-MAN BUSINESS IN THE U.S.A. Heberling Dealership now available in Putnam county. Operate your own Heberling business. Without capital investment. Gross profit of $25.00 per day possible. Write (\ C. Heberling Company, It >x 834, Bloomington, Illinois. 30-3L

FOR SALE: White Leghorn Fries, 75c each, also 50 Brown Leghorn hens, 75c each. Vernon Sturgeon, Fillmore, Indiana 30-2p

For All kinds plumbing installations and service contact L. K. Giles, 624 Elm St.. Ladoga Phone 153. Also bath fixtures, water softeners, sinks, pressure pumps, hot water heaters. P"cmpt, efficient service. 28-6p.

FOR SALE: A. C. tractor, mounted corn picker, disc and plow, good contlition. Don Phipps, west of Brick Chapel or Phone 424, Morton. 29-6p

FOR RENT: Large 3 roon furnished apartment, private bath and entrance, all utilities and laundry privileges. Address Box 72, c/o Banner* 30-2t;.

smm Sewing Machine SALES and SERVICE Repairs on all makes ami models. Work guaranteed by Bonded Singer Representative. Phone 174-1

VAUGHN & SNYDKK Real Estate, 11.3 S. Jasekson Sf. 15 acres near Belle Union, 12 tillable, balance pasture with small creek. Nice built-in kitchen and new .bath. A niee country home with plenty of sha 1<\ Priced to sell. 197 acres near Roaehdale, 190 tillable. 7 room modern brick home, 1 irge barn and other out buildings. Tenant house. This is one of the better farms in the county. First time offered for sale since 1922. We carry a complete listing of farms and city homes. 3G-2t

WANTED: Man for steady work. Apply at A. & S. junk yard office. l-2t. WANTED: Ironings to do in .r,y home. Mrs. James Anderson, Ave. A. Box 19. l-2p.

WANTED: Homes for pups. Ray Skimmcrhorn, ' j mile north of Mt. Meridian. l-3t.

WANTED Good used coal furnace with fittings, (’all Hazel Raikcs, Belle Union or write

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Call 262 for quality hardwoods

md clear white pine. Kiln dried J Greencastle, R. 2.

ash, oak, maple, birch, basswood md Philippine mahogany in stock. 25-tf.

FOR RENT: Modern 4 room ! unfurnished apartment. Inquire j t Crawford Hotel. 30-tf. !

FOR SALE: 2 screen doors. Ed Maddox. Phone 326-M. -12p

IIOPK INS-WALTON Funeral Home “Air-conditioned” PHONE 61 Ambulance-oxygen

TAKE NOME THE DIFFERENCE at ACE Bainbritfge, Indiana

Don’t trade in your comfortable davenport and chair you can have it reupholstered for half price of a new one. Art Furniture Shop. 25-tf. Pianos — Pianos — Pianos New 88 note Spinet complete — Delivered—Tuned with 5 yrs. warranty, $495.00. Kersey Music

WANTED: To k<ep chi! I or children in my home we-k days. Emogene Powers. Bainb i lge.

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FOR SALE: Big English t White Leghorn hens. 5 to 5*/_. lbs. Dressed $1.25 each. Mrs. Claude Crodian, Clinton Falls. Phone Morton 314. l-3p. FOR SALE: 1953 Evinrude 15 1 HP outboard motor, 1951 j Thompson 12 foot runabout with ' controls and trailer, reasonable James Mason, Bainbridge. l-3p.

Funeral Home 222 E Wathin^toi-* St Phon«3l5 Ambulance Service A . _

BEST BUY B Allis Chalmers tractor ntow and cultivators, just overhauled GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES , Yowr Ford Tractor Dealer

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