The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1955 — Page 6

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Now in a good time to give your tractor a thorough servicing b*Tor«» difficulties caused by poor | lubrication, improper gap set- : tings or filter cloggings are encountered. report agricultural en- i gineera at Purdue University.

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hUPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE Jufct Eaat of Stliesvllle on V. 8. 40 Tonight Jeff Morrow & Faith Domergue "THIS ISLAND EARTH” K .r\ t'alhoun A: Julia Adams “THE LOOTERS”

Tues., Wed., Thurs. John Agar and Rom* Marie Rowe "THE (.OLDEN MISTRESS’ A Good Comedy "I DON’T CARE GIRL”

New York state has a town named Alabama, Pennsylvania has an Indiana, and Louisiana an Arizona. Five states have a California, three an Ohio, and seven a Wyoming. There is a Texas ; in Kentucky and a Tennessee in Illinois.

CLARK GABLE and Kay Williams Spreckels are shown on a date in Los Angeles earlier this year, before their surprise marriage in Minden, Nev. Kay, 37, is the fifth wife of Gable, 54. He’s her third husband. (International)

0-( Midway Drive In lliealer Intersection of 40 and 43.

‘IKE IN 1956’

Mcadozvbrook Drive In Theater Intersection 36 and 43 Tonight "BAREFOOT COXTESSA” Plus WALT DISNEY CARTOON FESTIVAL

WHAT’LL YOU HAVE OX YOUR GREETING CARD? BOSTON—(UP I — There’s a lot more to a greeting card these days than a cheery or sympathetic verse. For example, one firm plans to use on its cards this year: 1.500.000 wedding rings, miniature wate rand whiskey bottles and similar trinkets. 1000.000 plastice baseballs. 84.000 sets of artificial teeth. 330.000 metal coil springs. 30.000 chips of wood. 11.000 simulated pearl neck-

And 1.2SO.DOO yards of colored ribbon.

HAD TIMING NEW BRITAIN. Conn. (UP' -A fire, in the right place but

at the wrong time, caused J3.000 damage. The fire burned 75 tons of garbage and also badly damaged wiring at the municipal incinerator. At the time, most of the city’s firemen and fire apparatus were involved in a parade.

CORRAL DRIVE IN THEATRE Seeleyvllle, Indiana Tonight “STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND” Plus “STRANGER ON HORSE HACK’*

YOU'RE TELLING ME

Tonight “TEN WANTED MEN” Plus “ROOGIES IICMP” S TI ES, and WEDNESDAY $

By WILLIAM RITT Central Press Writer

A BRITISH submarine crewman is accused of revealing navy secrets. In other words, he’s being charged with actions more subversive than submersive. ! ! ! Hail stonrs as bit/ as baseballs are reported in Montana. One coubl hardly rail that storm an unseasonable one. t i » A marine monster with a head like a bull terrier is reported spotted in a Canadian lake. Maybe it's just an old seadog! f f V In Denmark a fellow, spotting a fire ablaze in a garbage dump ind not having a telephone handy, wrote a letter about it to the tire department. Evidently he didn’t

in that old advertisin; of "Don’t write—tele

believe slogan graph!” ! • ! A m idxcesterner vas jugged fo fire days on cho'-ye of pedalin; a bike while intoxicated. Goint around corners on two wheels f » i i A group of Chinese are no* trying to track down Tibet's Abom inable Snowman. Where do the*| expect to find him, in this kind ol weather? ! ! *. We’re having a hard time trying to convince Grandpappy Jenkins that there is an organization of baldheaded men known as the Associated Skinheads of America Cramps claims that’s only hair-

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Ohio Senator George Bender displays one of the “Ike in 19'6” buttons he distributed to legis. lators attending a congressional Republican farewell party with President Eisenhower. The president said the Republican party can stay in power “forever” if it stands behind principles in which he believes.

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HERE IS PART of the forest fire as it raged out of control in Medicine Bow National Forest, Wyoming. (hMrnational Soundphoto/

_ Ladd Pharaohs WarnerColor starring Jack HAWKINS • Joan COLLINS KERIMA Dewey MARTIN • Luisella BONI A WA*NER BROS. PICTURE

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BEATING L. A. TRANSIT STRIKE

Central Frees Writer

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AMERICA, according to a new- I ly-issued scientific report, has enough coal to fill our needs for the next 75 miXion years. In view of the present weather conditions our reaction naturally is—So what! t i t Besides, by the year 75,001,955 someone should have gotten around to finding out how to heat a house atomwise. ! ! ! In Greece a man was sentenced to seven life terms. Now if he were only a cat he'd still have some hope left. t » » Among other noises, a new i Madrid, Spain, city ordinance

bans loud talking after 10 p. m. What a break for erring husbands sneaking home after midnight from a “lodge meeting”! ! ! ! Average life of a dollar bill is nine months. An existence that's brief but ivell spent f ! ! ! A Farnsworth, England, school has started night classes for parents. Something new: away-from* homework. ! ! ! People are getting taller—survey shows. Blonds and redheads are decreasing in number—another survey reveals. Man of th< future will be tall, dark but nol necessarily handsome!

anti-PEBON ,: « «*>«,«« srr-^‘,irr«&-t.™ n^bortive'revolt^aml'a’nnouncCLnhey would be state shri. 4,.

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ELOY URESTI skates down Los Angeles’ Wilshire boulevard to get to work during city’s transit strike. /International Sonnt!i,an

JOHN l. WALKER of Roanoke, Va . rai rs his arms in victory nt Philadelphia's convention ball rostrui as be becomes national ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. It v\ is the Elks’ Ulst Grand Lodge conveii’ ion. (International f

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Smiling in the face of a court martial that could sentence them to death, three ex-GI “turncoats” arrive in San Francisco aboard the liner President Cleveland. From left are Otho Bell, 24, of Olympia, Wash.; Lewis W. Griggs. 22, of Jacksonville, Tex., and William C. Cowart, 22. of Dalton. Ga.

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10 ll DRIVE CROOKED ROAD Starring Mickey Rooney 17 18 SB®® LEX BARKER-MARA COROAY Faistman COLOR

12 13 DOUBLE FEATURE 1. Davey Crockett 2. Iroquois Tr?il 19 20 ‘'IT GAME FROM BEH£A1« THE SEA” St a rring I \IT H DO>IKI,‘({l I

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Thumb of Presidential Pi ess Secretary James C. Hagerty seems to indicate where United States-launehed earth satellites will cu ie the globe as he announced in Washington that construction of the basketball-sized obiects will began immediately. The White Houseannouncement said that the project would serve “peaceful, scientific ^ purposes."

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TSSm neWrmn r \ Ire Vc-ncasfle N3TICE!! Save this calendar, or. the last d*y of rnoi ! tV dnesday, August 31. Bring it to the Voncastle, it will be kuod for one Admission FREE one night only.