The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1955 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INLxaNA, PAGE FOl R TI ESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1»55.

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] Bedroom Many Features 2 Fireplaces In custom-built, homes, traditional design far outweighs modern in popularity. Here is an example of beauty and simplicity that is suitable to neighborhood of traditional or modern architecture—for city or* country. Here is 1222 sq. ft. of luxurious living plus 105 sq. ft. of terrace. What architectural design has accomplished for the exterior is matched of architectural engineering on the floor plan. It is featured with a double fireplace with one opening in the living room and the other in the den. ' Two baths are provided.. Batn number one has such built-in conveniences as a stall shower and pullman type lavatory. Bath number two also has a stall shower and is easily accessible from service porch and den. Bath I number two can also make it | possible to make the den funcj tion as an isolated study—“inj law" or guest quarters.

i who would enact enough legis- ! iation and give enough money, j Perhaps the President's moderate heart trouble could be transposed into a nation’s serious attack of the same illness. II would certainly make a fine Welcome Home present for Ike if we could begin the massive cure for what alls our own country's arteries, by the time he returns to Washington. Doctor White said "moderate." in describing the intensity of the President’s attack. But the President said "serious" in referring to the condition of America’s highways. You can read the highway cardiogram in the papers. Every single day. Congress is in charge of oxygen.

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Minimum central half affords I maximum room space and wall ! space for furniture and decora- | tion. Bedrooms are generous size. Seven closets and broom closet are sea located as to utilize space most efficiently. Floor furnace is centrally located so as to piovide maximum heating efficiency. All rooms are cross-ventilated. Concrete block or brick construction details are available at the same price as wood frame

PLAN N0.308 House Aee* * /222 a ' Porch area * 78 m ~ Terrace Area ■ to* •* construction. For immediaU building loan appr&va/ ;rntl W)n* struction, three aets of working plans and three sets of outline specifications are available through this newspaper. All construction details art guaranteed to pass the minimum construction requirements oi FHA and your local building department. Plans include separate two-car-garage. Fur fuither information, contact The Daily Banner.

WAGE INCREASE TERRE HAUTE Ind., Nov. 8. — (UP)—Charles Pfizer & Co., Inc., today announced wage increases for its 400 Terre Haute employees averaging 8 cents an hour. Similar increases go into effect at the firm's eastern plants. The company does research and manufacturing in the farm chemical field.

—ELECTION There were 76 incumbent mayors seeking another term. Eight of them -in Bedford. Hammond, Decatur. Michigan City, Goshen, Jaaonville, Conner-ville and Terre Haute—will become thirdtermers if they win, while the Clinton mayor seeks a fourth term.

MOTORIST KILLED PEKIN. Ind., Nov. 8.—(UP) - Marcia Graves, 2. Pekin, was killed Monday when a auto skidded in loose gravel on a county road and hit an embankment, throwing her from the car. She was riding with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graves.

CORN PICKER VICTIM SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Nov. 8. —(UP)—Earl Bass, t>2, was killed Monday when his clothing apparently got caught in the machinery of a mechanical corn nicker. State Police said Bass apparently failed to turn off the machinery while working on his farm south of here and stepped onto a drive shaft running from the tractor to the picker.

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FAIRLY SPOKEN Lessening Slaufhter On Nation’s Highways By Margaret Latrobe When Doctor Paul Dudley White, heart specialist of Boston, spoke so eloquently about President Eisenhower’s coron•ry attack, the natioi. listened, lis every word and shade of meaning was vitally interesting. The President himself only a 'ew months ago had spoken ven more eloquently about a similar kind of “heart" trouble. That which is affecting the counry in much the same manner is occurs in human arteries. T <*' an the nation’s highways. Mr. Eisenhower did much the ame thing as Doctor White, consulting with other specialists, tening to technicians’ reports, becking need and functions of different areas in relation to all Ihers, the President prepared egislation which would open the nation's arteries, give us freelowing highways for the not-to-be stopped automotive in'ustry, which would lessen the resent hideousness of highway ^ath-—sudden, bloody and uneccscary slaughter on every

venue.

But who listened? Not Con:res?r They had more important usiness ba-ck home. Vacation ‘ime coming—y’ know. (And the lay when lawmakers are reuired to drive their own autoinbiles across country, that’ll e the day we get some fire uner the highway bills!) No. the highway program of he President lacked the personal irama of a white hospital bed, an oxygen tank, a cardiogram which might spell th* difference be-

'-Yveen life and death of a beloved world leader. Somehow we wern't able to visualize the magnitude of this enormous highway program. Too big, too involved, too expensive. A program of the nation’s heartstrings without the tug at personal heartstrings. Just not interesting to enough people who would write enough letters to enough Congressmen

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