The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1956 — Page 4

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I.Ef. \I. NOTH E OF PI ttl.lC HE \ KI m; public Service CoimnlssI0n of Indiana Do, net No."24531. IN THE MATTER OF THE PE- I YITION Ml INDIANA HEED | TKI.KPHnNK CfiMPANY AND ITS 1 SERSIDl VRIES. COAL CREEK ! T K I. K P H O N E CtJRI ORATION. 1 STATE LINE TELEPHONE CORPORATION. AND W.VHASH I'RAIRIE TELEPHONE CORPOR- - 'ION. for aprrov.il for the sale sni<i subsidiaries and the pur- | rise by Indiana Hell Telephoa

Company of the jn,} rr;perties comprising the Mellott. Newtown. Wiliaimsport and Yeed- < rsburg exchanges of said subsidiaries., including certificates of territorial authority therefor, and in addition, the assets of properties, includin')? certificates of territorial authority, for such other exchanges of the State Line T- le- . i 'hone Pornoration as may be necessary in order to Implement .11 ous aspects.of the Service pla.l as described and set forth herein: *'nd Tor approval for flie rendition of telephone service jn these areas, thereufter. by Indiana Bell Telephone Cotupuny; Further. th e petition ot Indiana Hell Telephone Company and its

C’ofnt .'fTiv. « , r»ytiga 'j « ephoiie f'orporatiou. me Cit’x-ns Mutual Telephone Companv of Dana. Indiana. The Citizens" Telephone Company. Fountain Telephone Corporation, i Indiana Western Telephone Corporation, The Oxford Telephone : Companv. State Line Telephone i Cor oration and Wabash Valley | Ftilities ’'orporation. for approval. ! upon dissolution of said subsidiari ies. for tlie distribution and trans- ! fer to Indiana Bell Telephone i Company of the assets and properties of s id subsidiaries, ineludI ing certificates of territorial authj ority for their exchanges: and for | approval for the rendition of telephone service in these areas.

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«’erenf er by TndDnr P*ll Telephone Company; Further, the petition ot Indiana Beit telephone Company for approval of a telephone service 'itbprovement plan for the .iforetncntioned ureas nnd for its Fowler. Clinton. Mecca, Montezuma and Rockville exchange areas, the s:ij,| service plan to include the consolidation of certain exchange areas and th- establishment of certain extended area service; the petition of Indiana Bell Telephone Company and RToomin gnale Home Telephone Company. Ine.. for approval for the establishment of -xtended area service between the Rockville and Hloomingdate exchange areas; the (etition of Indiana It,*11 Telephone Company for approval for certain extensions of rate purpose classifications; and. t lie let’ >-i of Indiana Bell Tele-

ph a" C. mpmy < ?f-’tc Line Tel," phone Corporation. Indiana Western Telephone Corporation. The Merchants and Farmers Telephone Company and Wallace Cooperative. Telephone Company, for up, rova! for the elimination of certain free and flat rate toll service to be replac, d with toil service at standard rates—Akers Telephone Company, Bellmor* Telephone Company. Inc , The Citizens Telephone Company. Inc.. Citizens Mutual Telephone Company of ?*t Herlllc. Indiana. Citizens Telephone Company of Tangier, Milligan Telephone Company. The Roseilale Mufti tl Telephone Company and Ye,Ido Telethon,' Company being named r,,*p,indents thereto.

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HERE ARE THREE of the five persons held in Los Angeles in burglary at home of actress Ginger Rogers, and suspected of burglaries at other film star homes. Former actress Dawn Marshall, 23, is at right. Upper Jeft, Johnny Franco, 25, student actor; lower left, Dominic Juliano, 22, professional 'welghtlifter. Two other men also were in custody. (International SoundphotosJ

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AUTO BUYERS are -getting socked because of free loading” in the Detroit area, Senator Mike Monroney (D), Oklahoma, said at a commerce subcommittee hearing in Washington after hearing Paul E. Herzog, shown testifying. Herzog, National Automobile Dealers association research chief, said “phantom freight” cost buyers upwards of $214,000,000 in 1954, “Phantom freight” is the difference between actual cost of shipping an auto and the cost of shipping it from Detroit. The Detroit cost is charged, but the auto may be assembled at a nearer point. (International) 4 Wives Is Count

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1956

at 11:00 A. M.

Th*' KMowing Property! FARM IMPLEMENTS IP >1 John Deere M< V'l “B” tractor in A-l shape with enllivators John Deere 2-14“ breaking plow John Deer* - Leader John Deere Heat Houser for A or B. 1'mltrella. I. II. heavy duty 7-ft. disc, in good shape New Idea manure - prgader, like r. -w No. ;>2 I. II. C. t'unjbin*' with motor, good 1942 R T. V. M. M. tractor 1949 Dr.’ge tea pickup tru k with stock r'.ek Bear ( at wagon hoist for John Deere, Ford ami Kerguson ('nb elevator, 22-ft. with motor. Cardinal drag f< r said elevator 1 Steel post driver 2 3-tang pitchforks, I 6-tan. manure fork; I silage fi rk Seme Used Tires. Other article* not mention d. HAY AND GRAIN 750 bushels of good corn 450 bushels of good oats 125 bales alfalfa hay 675 hales alfalfa and timothy, good hay. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible for accidents Vaughn & Carpenter, Auctioneers Hugh ( lark, clerk Jesse Hubble, Owner Lunch will he served.

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It performs better! If you've driven a Ford V-8, you know that its performance is the big reason why the Ford Y v -8 lias been the world’s liest-selling eight over the past 24 years! And in the new Ford Thunderbird V-8, you get the most powerful eight, at no extra cost, in the low-price field. This is the tremendous engine which is the standard eight for all Fairlane and Station Wagon models tliis year.

It looks better! Ford has eager, ‘‘let's-go” looks to match its sparkling {yerformance. The long, low, road-hugging lines of the Ford give it a distinctive sports-car flair. Ford's ornamentation gives it a distinctive personality—entirely apart from cars that strive to look alike! And inside the new Fords, you find sharply-defined beauty that's a jierfect complement to the distinguished exterior styling.

It keeps you safer! Only Ford in its field can offer you the extra protection of Lifeguard Design. It's a whole new family of safety features which are designed to guard you from hazards which cause over half of the serious car-accident injuries. See all of the new Lifeguard features at your Ford Dealer’s ... and ^lieve you'll agree that they icpresei.- freatest safety advance in car history!

/f’s priced lower! In virtually every model that's equipped the w r ay more and more people want their cafrs. Ford's price is the lowest! WTiat’s more, Ford has a lasting value that for years has made Ford cars worth more as tradeins. Visit your Ford Dealer and valuecheck the ’56 Ford, feature by feature . . . and see for yourself why Ford is worth more when you buy it— worth more when you sell it!

POLYGAMIST David Brigham Darger, 53, is shown as he was booked at Los Angeles County jail on charges of unlawful cohabitation and as a fugitive. He is from Salt Lake City, Ut., and reportedly has four wives and 19 children. Wives are Virginia Beth McDaniels, at whose home he was arrested, her sister Aldora, and Celesta Robertson and Violet Sturm. Said he, ”1 feel very resentful about the persecution of a minority group by a majority group.” (IntertKXtioruil) Contradiction

HEARING AID AUTHORITY Bi ltonc is happy to ofIVr the services of Mr. Robert F. Oldham, H. S., recognized authority on hearing aids for spe.-i I consultation. Wednesday, February 1, 1956

at the office of Dr. W. J. Fuson, M. D„ \l .mo Buil ling, Greencastle, Ind., from 10 A. M. to 5 I*. M, For appointment either write Mr Oldham at 830 State Life Building, Indianapolis, In |„ or Phrtne 569 In Greencastle, Ind.

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SEE THE NEW ' THE ONLY Hl-F! HEARING AID Custom-m de to your prescription. BELTOHE HEARIHG SERVICE 830 STATE LIFE BLDG., INDIANAPOLIS, I, IM». If HEARING is your problem — BELTON I. is your an-aver.

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EDMUND F. MANSURE General Services administrator, tells the House government operations subcommittee that he did hot exert any pressure to have workmen's compensation insurance business given to the Chicago firm of Balmer and Moore. The insurance was on the $43,000,000 expansion of a V S.owned nickel plant in Cuba. In prior testimony, a co-con-tractor on the expansion lob testified Mansure suggested the Insurance Be given to the Chicago firm. tlnterHationoll

290 EGGS por HEN New All-time State Record with

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In Missouri, a DEKALB flock averaged 290 eggs for Ernest Schnetzler at Salisbury, establishing a NEW, high record in the University of Missouri’s Extension Poultry Record Keeping Program. Schnetzler housed 185 birds, and lost ONLY 7 birds during the year ending August 31, 1955, (3 from mouldy feed.)

OTHER TESTS SHOW DEKALB CHIX SUPERIORITY DEKALB CHIX won the first Texas Random Sample test with the earliest maturity; the highest egg production and the best adult livability. In the 5th California Random Sample test, DEKALB birds averaged 267 eggs per pullet (Hen-Day Basis), and 271 eggs per pullet Hen-Day Basis) in the 6th California Random Sample Test. In the Kansas Poultry Flock Improvement Project Sept. 1, 1954 thru Aug. 30,1955, DEKALB CHIX took first in the Hatchery Breeder flock division with 271 eggs average per bird, and first in tho Farm Flock division with 270 eggs average j>er bird. •lea h’s Hatchery and Feeds, Spencer, Ind. Frank E. Donner, It. No. 4. Greenrastle, Ind. Cliff* rd Fry. K. No. 1, Roaeh lale, Ind. Addison Huber, K. No. 2, Coa!es\ilP - , Ind. Lang Ion Bros., ( loverdak - , Ind. Wayne McCullough, K. No. 1, Reelsxille, Ind. Ed^ar MeGaughey, R. No. 1, Kuss-dlville. Ind. D mon Modlin, R. No. 3, Gre^nra-dle, Ind. Russellville Hardware Co., Russellville, Ind. Shaver’* Hatchery, 200 W. Market. Crawfords* ille, Ind. Wallace Spencer, R. No. I, Greencastle, Ind. Jewell G. Stringer A Son, R. No. 2. Coatesville, Ind.