The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1955 — Page 4
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THE DAIIY t\NNER, GR?ENCASTIE, INDIANA. 1*A<1E FOI'R MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1955.
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr., gets out of a car at Pitzaimons Army hospital, Denver, to confer with President Eisenhower. Brown all said after a 25-minute conference that the President had approved a Justice department program designed to improve •‘criminal justice in this country.”
Bulldogs Stop Old Gold. 18-7
DePamv’s three-game winning streak was shattered last Saturday in Indianapolis when Butler took an Indiana Collegiate Conference contest, 13-7. Favored to defeat the Bulldogs for the first time since 1926. Mike Snavely’s crew r spotted Butler a two-touchdown lead in the first half ard never jelled enough to overcome the deficit. Bearing little resemblance to the team which dumped Valpo on the preceding Saturday, DcPauw xave up the ball twice on fumbles and four times on intercepted passes. The Bengals now have a 3-3 lecord for the season and a 2-3 mark in the conference. In five ernes with ICC opponents, Butler has won three and lost two. Fullback Leroy Thompson carried 18 times for the Bulldogs and picked up 104 of the Bull iogs’ 212 net yards rushing. Tops for DePauw was halfback Art
| Brvatit with 77 yards in 11 carties. The Bengals had 13 first downs to nine for Butler but were ineffective close to the Butler goal. Fullback Fred Williams, one of the offensive standouts, scored DePauw's only TD on a 10-yard run. After Butler had moved to a 12-0 lead at halftime on touchdowns by Thompson and Norm Wilson, Wi’liams cut the margin to five points with his six-pointer and conversion near the end of the third quarter. The Bulldogs’ clincher came in the final period when Johnny Brown squirted through the DePauw line for seven yards and the third Butler tally.
Tiger Runners Defeat Wabash
With a pair of freshmen showing the way, DePauw ran off with a 22-34 cross-country decision over Wabash Saturday in Crawfordsville. The Tigers' Ron Young finished on top in 18:04 for the mile course, and a fellow firstyear harrier. Bill Bla-ke took third in 18:10. In racking up their fifth straight victory, Coach Bob Harvey's runners accounted for five of the first seven places.
“BROWN JUG" JITTERS
The second and fourth spots went to Van Horn and Skaggs of »Wabash, with Van Horn only two seconds behind Young and Skaggs one second ahead of DePauw’s Gerry Herrmann. Completing the Bengals’ scoring were Dick Hershberger, sixth, and Duane Osburn, seventh. Saturday's victory gave DePanw a 1955 record of five wins and a single loss, inflicted by Ball State in the opener. Final dual meet will be run against Wabash here Saturday between halves of the DeParuwBeloit football game, and the Little State-ICC competition is booked for Indianapolis Nov. 4.
Her Sights Set
FAIRLY SPOKEN Gloves. Stoves and Woolies Ideal Gifts For Bntains
By Margaret Latrohe It you are going to England and want to take along a present for a Britisher—take a hand-war-mer. Something to bring back circulation in the pinkies while watching television, old boy. It’s no mystery why tweeds and three-ply knit goods are so popular in Britain. Without insulation our English cousins would have froze solid, right in their own .parlors. Central heating, fancy plumbing and electric blankets are so teddibly un-English. And the same way with rip-snorting advertising methods which are so teddibly American and about to defile sacred tradition over there. Neither is it news that English |! teeth oft-time resemble a Swiss cheese. Advertising copywrit- | ? ers, aggressive creatures, would doubtless claim Britain’s caries
Nights Unbearable Itching Skin? Relief beyond belief for fiery, itching irritation, with specially medicated
to be a direct result of its stuffy rejection of well-touted dentifrices. I don’t agree. If our British friends are minus a few pearly whites I say it’s because they were lost from involuntary chattering ib-r-r-r. it’s cold). In London's unheated houses, "chars” run agilely up and down five flights of stairs fetching coal for the fires. None of those
await below,- either. CYrntral heating? An amusing phenomena suitable to Connecticut and California and all points between. Not for those within hearing of the Bow Bells! It would make advertising men quake in their commercials to reflect on what British announcers could do to the sponsor. “I say, you know, this is quite ex-
wretched American innovations i traordinary —do forgive me
itt,soma bloke or oth*r insists we mention a disgusting object called Steamie Dreamies. . « Keeps one warm, you know.” Give those commercials a year, chaps. Then the plumbing business in Britain will be equivalent to owning a fleet of merchant ships plus the diamond mines of Kimberley. And then—jolly, comfy old England, what ?
HOLED T T *
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Resinol—the ointment rich in lanolin. Soothes and oils tender skin—lessens desire to scratch—thus aids healing.
Howard ‘‘Hopalong” Cassidy (40), Ohio States’ halfback is shown about to be swamped by a host of Wisconsin Badgers. Wisconsin con’d not cont ain “Hoppy” for long as Ohio extended their 5year jinx over the Badgers 26-to-16 at Madison W.s., before 51,COO.
Although Michigan end Tom Maentz (85) momentarily juggled this long pass, he held on to it and set up first Michigan touchdown, desp te '‘Pinky" McNamara’s (24i frantic attempt to intercept. Michigan squeezed .by, ,’4-to-J3 ever Minnesota at Minneapolis, before 66,500 and won a year possess on of “The Little Brown Jug.”
MRS. MARY FERRY, 37. mother of Gloria Ferry, 18, whose strangled and nearly nude body was found in a Cleveland park, is consoled by another daughter, Mary, 19, in Altoona, Pa. Sought is Louis Statler, 68, (lower), in whose company Gloria left home for Cleveland. (InternationalJ
SHAPELY Eva Marie Shaar from Vienna, Hedy Lamarr’s home town, has her sights set on Hedy’s trail. Eva is shown in Frankfurt. (International)
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