The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1956 — Page 6

* WE DAILY BANNER #TU.. 4AN. «7. 19*»6 6 HCHiS rp 2.1 CENTS Butcher hogs totaled 12,500 today but the price was up 25 eents with the top at $14.75. on i weights of 170 to 280 lbs.. About 250 head of No. 1 hogs sold from

$14 60 to $14 75.

AWAITING TKIAI. MUNCIE. Iml.. Jan. 27.—(UP) — George C. Brown, 38, Muncie, today awaited trial on his plea of innocent to a charge of first degree murder in the sho'ding of a waitress who spumed his attentions. Brown entered the plea Thursday in Delaware Circuit Court. He was indicted in the Jan. 11 point-blank shooting of Georgia Bryan, 38, during an argument in a tavern where she worked. Brown was arrested by police on a tip from a cab driver who followed the suspect by car from the tavern and radioed his location to authorities.

STARTS 15 YU. TERM INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 27.— (UP)- Leroy Clifford Allen, 56, Chicago ex-convict and escape artist, today began serving a 15year term at Indiana State Piif>on on his plea of guilty to a charge of armed robbery. Allen was sentenced Int

1 Thursday in Criminal Court here i.jr the S45 holdup of a filling station attendant. Charges of kidnap and escape against Allen were dismissed. The defendant escaped last November when he faked a heart attack and then freed himse'f ! from his leg irons and fled from i General Hospital. A motorist i said Allen forced him to give thescapee a ride, but Allen was ! captured a short time later. CLUB IS DESROYED LOGANSPORT. Ind., Jan. 27 | (UP) A SI00 000 ide destroy- j eel the Logansport Country Club | early today after a boiler exploded in the heating plant. Tom Hamilton, an attendant at the club, was injured when he leaped from a second story window to escape the flames which mushroomed seconds after the

blast.

IS FOUND GUILTY ANDERSON. Ind., Jan. 27.— j (UP) Robert Lee Neff, Frankton gas staion operator, Thurs- j day night was found guilty of ! second degree murder in the fatal ; beating of his wife, Vera Rosalie, last May. A Madison County jury delib- | elated three hours and returned the verdict shortly after 10 p. in.

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Judge Russell E. Stewart snkl

he v.*cr! 1 defe” sentence *o give Neff's attorneys time to file an

appeal.

WOMAN ELEC TKOCXTED VALPARAISO. Ind., Jan. 27. —(L'P)—A woman waa electrocuted and five other persons injured late Thursday when a speeding car went out of control ! on a U. S. 12 curve and struck a i high tension pole near here.

PCIirE'HAN IS KIT I ED CHICAGO. Jan. 27.— (UP)—A 17-year-old AWOL soldier con-

| fessed that he shot and killed a

veteran Chicago policeman and wounded another in a night club gun battle police said today. Deputy Chief of Detectives Harry Pcnzin said the youth,

j identified as Donald Lawrence.

t irnade the confession to military Mrs. Angie Clemons, Michigan ' authorities at nearby Ft. Sheri-

dan.

THREE DIE

11 a. rr. Worship service. Senior youth group will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Austin at 5:30. MORTON METHODIST Gail O’Hair, Sunday school

Veil Winslow. Minister. Dorothy Bettis. president MY'F. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school.

City, was killed.

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—BY— Waldo and Mitchell

BREMEN, Ind., Jan. 27.— (UP)—Three persons were killed and three others injured Thursday night in a truck-car crash on 1 U. S. 6 near here.

“I used to ge.1 til ;i) fix* d Up the Street There”. AH of our eustonior-. particular, thru s wny

they're OURS.

SHOEMAKER’S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 9141 and 9143

Those Locations:

•105 North Jackson Bloomington and Maple.

B25 BLOWS UP WAUKOMIS, Okla., Jan. 27.— (UP) A B25 blew up in the air Thursday and three Air Force lieutenants were killed. Tiie plane was from Vance Air Force Base at Enid. Okla. It was on a. routine training flight from Enid to Oklahoma City and return.

BAINBRIDGE METHODIST CHURCH Mrs. Ren Solomon, Sunday school supt. Rev. Vei l Winslow, Minister. ! Bill. Austin, president MYF. 10 a. m. Sunday school.

G. L. HANKS

REGAL STORE

BAINBRIDGE, IND.

PJINQT, 3 tall Cans

29c

FOIGER COFFEE, Lb,

89c

SUGAR, ID Lbs.

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LITTLE SPORT DOG FOOD, 5 Cans

39c

M’jlLER CRACKERS, 2 Lb, Box

49c

ifEAG LETTUCE, 2 For

19c

CILERY, Stalk

19c

CNUCK ROAST, Lb,

39c

BOLOGNA, Lb.

39c

$#i$S STEAK, Lb.

69c

LOANS

$20.00 TO $500.00 Winter needs, auto repairs, consolidate small hills, reduce auto payments. 24 Months to Repay. FAMILY FINANCE Phone 1478 9 East Walnut No delay, receive money right away.

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New Chevrolet Task-Force Trucks for *56!

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Now there era more reasons than ever why anything less is an old-fashioned truck!

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An automatic transmission for every series! A super-efficient, short-stroke V8 for every model! Higher powered, higher compression 6’s! New, higher capacity! Come in and see all the new things that’ll whittle down hauling time and slice your costs!

New '56 Chevrolet trucks offer still more of the modern Task-Force advantages that pay off for you on the job! They bring you new power—a short-stroke V8* for every model, and higher compression 6's that pack a bigger power punch than ever! And you can haul bigger loads! New Chevrolet trucks arc rated up to 19.500 lbs G.V.W.

They offer you the last word in driving ease, too. with an automatic transmission for every series. There's a wider range of Hvdra-Maticf models — plus Power.... a completely new six-speed heavy-duty automatic. Come on in and look over these new Chevrolet trucks for '56. You'll see lots of new reasons why anything less is an old-fashioned truck!

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Fast Facts About New ’5S Task-Force Trucks

A MODERN, SHORT-STROKE V8 FOR EVERY MODEL! MORE POWERFUL VALVE-IN-HEAD SIXES! AN AUTOMATIC DRIVE FOR EVERY SERIES! GREAT NEW FIVE-SPEED SYNCHROMESH TRANSMISSION^

ULTRA-MODERN FEATURES LIKE HIGH-LEVEL VENTILATION AND CONCEALED SAFETY STEPS! TUBELESS TIRES, STANDARD ON ALL MODELS! FRESH, FUNCTIONAL WORK STYLING THAT FITS THE JOB!

*V8 standard in L.C.F. models, an extra-cost option in all other models. ^Optional at extra cost in a w ide range of models.

Jim Harris Chevrolet

Roofing - Siding - Carpenter Work Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES HUTCHESON AND KILLION GENERAL CONTRACTORS KFELSVILLE. IND. PHONE 1600 OH 2709

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JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE USED CAR BARGAINS SAVE SiGO.OO TO S300.00 January Hth To 28th. LOOK COMPARE SAVE

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NOW

1953

CHEVROLET 2 Dr. Tutongreen. Radio, Heater, Seat Covers. Many other extras— Clean, sharp, local one ow ner, new Ford Trade-in.

$1195

$895

1951

PLYM. 4 Dr. Radio, I Later, outside sunvisor, good tires and motor A fine second car.

$650

$495

1953

PLYMOUTH 4 Door Tutone green, fully equipped with ail the extras. Clean, eye catching transportation. A local one owner. New FORD traJe-in.

S995

$795

1953

MERCURY Hardtop. Clean, sharp, low mileage, b -uut*u) light blue finish, new seat covers. A local one owner. New FORI) trade-in.

$1395

$1295

1954

FORD Y8 Cl. Cpe. Fordomatlc, Radio, Heater, Fre«h Air Heater, t irn indicators, clock, sunvisor, seat covers, many other extras. Looks and runs like n -vv. A me owner n*nv FORD tra Le-in.

$1495

$1295

1953

FORI) V8 4 Dr. Fordon'inti'Radio, Heater, Turn indicators, seat covers. Many other extras, tutone linishj g-mtl tlr“8. Loo c at this ore! A local one owner new FORD trade-in.

$1195

$1095

1953

CHET Y. Bel-Air Hardtop Power-glide, Radii, Heater, turn signals. 21OO0 miles AUtone '-lack ant white, A one owner new FORD tradein.

SI 195

$995

1949

DODGE 4 Dr. Radio, Heater etc. Fluid Drive. Looks good, Runs good.

$395

$245

1955

CHEVROLET 2 Door, 140OC miles, Radio, Heater turn lights, other extras Clean. A local one owner, .ew PORI) trad -in.

$1595

$1495

1952

FORD V8 2 Dr. tutonr- green and white finish, looks like new, good tires, heater, defroster. A one owner, new FORD trade-in.

$895

$695

1952

STUDE. 4 Door., overdrive Heater, torn lights, good tir. s, clean and sharp. A local one owner, new FORD trade-in.

$695

$495

We uUi gladly furnish you the name of former owner. Three Friendly FORD Salesmen to serve you. FOR EVENING APPOrVTMENTS CALL

DELBERT KANE Phone 86

CHARLEY BRIDGE'S Phone 7087-4

MAX RECORDS Phone 664-W

MANY OTHER MAKES AND MODELS ON HAND All Finance Plans Available. King Morrison Foster Co. Fords Since 1910 Phone 268

115 N. Jacksom St.

Phone 34t>