The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1956 — Page 4
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PUT THE PENNY SUPPER AT THE nS5T CHRISTIAN CHURCH ON VOUR C ALENDAR FOR Saturday Night the 21st 5:00 to 7:00
ranker’s severed stem fbund dismembered ar ms and legs of other victims. ROA( TIDALE Mr. and Mrs. Grover Walters left Monday morning to make their home in San Fernando, Cal. A baby daughter was born on Thursday at the Culver hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Walter McBride Mrs. Ethel Eggers was shopping in Greencastle Saturday. Mrs. Minnie Riddle returned ! home Sunday from the Culver ! hospital where she received treati ment for a broken arm she obj tained in a fall Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Randcl of j Greencastle were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Alda McCammon Rev. and Mrs. Ray Britton attended the funeral services of her uncle. John E. Freed in Lafayette, with burial near Waveland.
ROUTE SALES OPPORTUNITY We are the largest and fastest growing retail bakery in Indiana. We offer a job that bus had no layoffs in the 33 years of company existence. The men we are looking for must be between the ages of 21-35, married, and a high school graduate. This is a job for men who like to deal with people and woull like their earning [ewer to depend on the amount »f work they accomplish. This is opportunity — for steady mployment, hi ;h earnings Come in and get the fa: ts or all for appointment. OMAR DAKIHG CO. Phone 855 — Greencastle, State Road 43 South
IKE SENDS BUDGET TO CONGRESS
Dulles, Wilson Rift Develops WASHINGTON. Jan. 18. (UP) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson disagreed toiay to how close the United States came to war during the f.rst three years of the Eisenhower administration. The disagreement between the two cabinet officers developed in the face of increased Democratic criticism of Dulles for his contrcversial “bring-of-war” statement. The statement prompted a demand Tuesday night from Adlai E. Stevenson, candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, that President Eisenhower either repudiate Dulles’ assertion or fire him. Mr. Eisenhower will have an
opportunity to give his views at I a news conference Thursday. Dulles' controversial statement i weis that this country avoided I war three times with Communist I China only by “walking to the j brink" of conflict—during crises I over the Korean armistice, Indo- ( China and Formosa. | Wilson told a news conference Tuesday he “never thought we j were that close" to war in those | areas. But he conceded, "there ’ are all kinds of brinks.” I Dulles defended himself vigorously Tuesday against charg that he had gambled dangerously with the nation’s peace on the three occasions. He declared thu' the nation had not moved of i - - own accord but was "brought" t > the brink of war by Rod threats relating to Korea, Indo-China and Formosa. In a nutshell. Dulles said hri policy was to avoid war by every honorable means but let the enemy know in advance you ar *
prepared to fight to defend vtt«! approves of Dulles •Ttrlnlr nf interests. He said s ime “calcul-i war" statement.
attain peace. Stevenson “suicidal foil foreign polic not believe P
Sueaker Sam Ralburn, in a Baltimore speech Tuesday night, ^f said the United States may have ,f "fewer friends in the world” now 1 than before Dulles made hia
TAX MONEY
S20.00 TO S500.G0 I AMII.Y I I A AATE Car repairs, reduce paymenls on Auto, Appliances, consolidate small obligations. I p to 21 months to repay. Phone 1478 !» East Walnut For service, patronize your local merchant.
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE NO. 138 POLIO BENEFIT DANCE Friday Evening, January 20th, 9.00 To 12:00 Midnight AT THE MOOSE HOME Music By THE KASTLE KATS F.Q3i Shew featuring “MADAM LAFLAME” in • 1(!r n rustic Dance with Mac Harrington as M. C, Frisri Chicken Supper Served from 5:30 on, 55c. Alt Members Wives and Sweethearts, Welcome
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IN WASHINGTON, Senate Dem > :atic leader Lyndon Johns-n deft) and Senate m nority whip Leverctt Saltonstall study Presi. dent Eisenhower’s 1957 fiscal year budget shortly <if er it was present< d to Congress. The budget stressed guided missle defense and preiicte a substantial reduction in the public debt in the next 13 months.
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