The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 January 1956 — Page 5

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Guy Mollet Seeks Confidence Vote

Pre-

PARIS, Jan. 31 (UP mier-designato Guy Mollet goes before France's divided National Assembly today in search of a \ote of confidence he hopes will install his left-of-center government as France’s 22nd since the

war.

The assembly’s actio"h today was as uncertain as the Socialist leader’s political future. There was bickering right up until the last moment a | ,ng his own political colleagues and dissatis-

faction on every side.

Most of the French news pap- ; ers predicted success today in ‘ Mollet's first test, but the politi- ! cally well-informed neutralist I

newspaper Combat hazardous to make

great uncertanity reigned in National Assembly circles yesterday about the results of the

vote.”

BENSON GIVES OBDEP CHICAGO, Jan. 31—fTTP) — Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson today bluntly told pork processors to keep their marketing margins and profits in line and to pay farmers “as much as possible” for their livestock. “This is no time.” Benson said, “to take advantage of the American farmer. We simply cannot afford to let him carry the full brunt of increased processing and distribution costs, yes even increased profits, in other sectors

of the mea-t industry.

PLAN'S LEGAL FIGHT

CHICAGO, Jan. 31—iUP) — Tokyo Rose plans to gain a delay of several years by fighting an Immigration Service move to have her deported and hopes eventually to avoid her ouster

from this country.

6 ROOM MODERN home, basem nt. automatic oil furnace, garage. barn, 10 ..ores with !> acre PigiP — located corner route 40 and Belle I'nion Road. Priced to

sell.

AYENl'E C — 6 room home, me lern except heat, large lot, tre' -H. A very comfortable home. Reasonable. A( ROSS THE STREET from Jones School, modem family home with large lot. Recently redecor .ted down stairs. Priced very moderately. IN NORTH WOOD, modern 5 room home with full basement, garage in basement. Automatic gas heat. Lot with many trees. HAL HICKMAN

Realtor

E. Washington St.

Fussy About Location? If you are really fussy about the location of your home, you’ll want us to show you a duplex in prime location. Live easy in the downstairs apartment with a substantial rental to add to your income Lucas-Collins Agency 10+ S. INDIANA PHONE 255

I vice. Baint ! T1 - R '

prepared to do inting. Free estiauto, truck and ng. Wrecker serPearson Garage. Main St., phone

FOR SALE: Uf

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!* QUALITY SHOE

1 ING, quick service. We fix them | while you wait. Bargain Store j 715 Main street. Tues-Fri-tf.

’ FOR SALE:

31-3p. j Edmond Torr, repIL; L,m< “ iale -

Baled a two mil

ilfa

30-2p.

• Hviliability and rapid grbwth. ’ Order vours today. Putnam Co. j Farm Bureau Hatchery, Green-

1 castle. Phone 743.

Must know

organiz;

17-tf. 1 sales pr I ervising

SALESMAN

have sales ability, ’dge of retail food

basic

ion, noti

Bring your electric drills and saws to Wards Service Dept., for complete repair. We have a large

FOR SALE: daire refrigera' Rivers Electric Jackson.

Goo :or.

Fri

No. !-3t.

j stock of parts.

Phone 151. ll-18-25-31-4t.

FOR RENT «

CAR WASHING: SI.00 today) with purchase, of 10 gallons o: I more gas. Jack’s Phillips 66. j Bloomington and Hanna Sts. 1

Rememoer East Side Motor | Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates Free pickup and delivery service. 25-tf

for

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lining cations castle.

Phone 9105.

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FOR RENT: Furnished 5 room "•mi-modern house. Immediate issession. Shetrone Real Estate. 30-2t.

vurt SALE: Ail Xtnas or nay. <dc to 75c a bale. Phone 610-M. Free delivery. Howard Moore. 2“ f f

FOR RENT: Unfurnished ouern 5 room apartment. Shet-

Visit our Beautiful show rryom. Finest draping fabric direct from mills. Art Furniture Shop. ?5-tf

26 1

PHONE 1121 - W

FOR SALE: 100 acres, must sell immediately, due to bad health. 20 miles west of Greencastle, reasonable. J. Frank Davis, R. R. Box 194, Carbon, Indiana. 30-3p.

GOES ON TRIAL INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 31.— Testimony began today in the Federal Court trial of Sylvan O. Deckard, Vincennes, who is charged with evasion of about $9,000 in taxes on income allegedly gained from the sale of gambling tickets. A jury was seated late Monday to hear the trial of Deckard, 55, former policeman and owner of the Palm Cafe. He is accused oi reporting an income of $5,773 in 1949 when his earning allegedly totaled $17,”97, and an income

THOMAS REAL ESTATE 601 X. Madison

Ph. 792

Nearly new completely modern home on Manhattan road with , 3.19 acres. Full basement, oil

Mrs. Iva Toguri D’Aquino, 39. I r , . ” _ . _ I furnace, storm windows, storm

doors, concrete walks and attached 2 car garage. Price reduced. Also have nice selection of farms, which can be bought on contract. 31-lt.

better known as Tokyo Rose, on a parole from a 10-year

said "it is j treason sentence at a federal prediction; prison at Alderson, W. Va., Sat-

urday. She was notified Monday by parole authorities that she will be restricted to a 50-mile radius of Chicago until her case

is decided.

AWARDED DAMAGES INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 31 — I UP)—Richard D. Duncan, 22. Indianapolis, was awarded $3,000 in damages Monday for injuries allegedly sustained when beaten by a cell boss in Marion County Jail Oct. 16. Superior Court Judge John L. Niblack returned the judgment against Sheriff Robert A. O'Neal after the sheriff and his attorney failed to appear at an earlier hearing. The beating was allegedly administered by cell boss Joseph Ho ray.

Custom Butchering HOGS DRESSED $2.00 Per Hundred COMPLETE JOB Sausage Ground, Lard Rendered at .S3.00 Per. Hundred. BEEVES DRESSED $5.00 Pet Head. MEAT PROCESSING AND QUICK FROZEN 5c Per Pound. Dressed Weight. We will buy yo. ir Beef Hides Phone Brick Chapel mm? PROCESSING PLANT Brick Chapel.

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE

....“Spectaculars”

FARM—43 acres (33 tillable): large barn, crib, granary, etc.; beautiful new moJern stone j house just being fhflshed; a guest house; log cabin. Home will be j decorated to please purchaser. Farm—Northeast, 97' L . acres (80 tillable); fence good; large) barn; 2 car garage; and one of j the finest homes ever—Modern I Bedford stone; large living room. Therma-pane picture window, j dining room, modern kitchen, tile j bath, full basement, in fact, we | can’t do it justice telling about | it. Call for appointment to see it. “It's as modern as tomorrow morning.” 30-2t

rone Real Estate.

30-21.

| FOR RENT: 3 room doweI .itairs apartment, utilities fur- | nished. Adults only. Phone ! G44-W. 30-3t.

.STUDENT ROOMS: With large study room and large dorm for

four. 1006 S. College Ave.

STARTED CHICKS at day old prices. Wnite Rocks, New Hampshires, 1400 pullets. Farm Bureau Hatchery. Phone 743. 30-6t.

174 colors to choose from in spied Satin. Headley's Hardware. 24-31-2t.

APPLES. Anderson Orchard Spencer, Ird., 1 mi. so. on 43. l3-‘f Don’t trade .u your comrortable davenport and chair—you can have it reupholstered fur half price of a new one. Art Furniture Shop. 25-tf

expene to P.

WANTED local ready2C, c/o Bar experience.

96. G clerk Write

!0-3t. for Box * ami 17-tf.

WANTED: To buy nens. CaU Sugar Creek Cream Stafon. Greeneastle 119 jn Tuesday ot Saturday; or Ltmgdcn Brothers, C.overdale 51 anvtlme. 13-tf.

560-M.

Rent a TV for that hospitalized friend. Kersey Music Store.

Tue-Thur-tf. j

More people than ever are get-

Phone j ting their greeting cards at 27-4p. | Eitel's. We are now selling many

times more cards than we evei have the answer is Gibson Art

| Greeting Cards sion at Eitel’s

FOR RENT: 4 room house Vine St. with cabinet, will furnish gas stove and refrigerator if wanted. Inquire a-t Jeffries, Berry St. Ip.

for every occaFlowers. 17 So. 26-31-21

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FOR SALE: Farr.m of all sizes. For listing or buying see Shafer Real Estate for best results. Farms only. Ph. 7018-W. On Dunbar Hill. 5-tf.

OR AaLE: Arfbesroline roof ai d wall coating material in 5 j gal. drums. Reg. price $2.65 per j gal. Sale price $1.65 per gal. j Cash Concrete Prod. Phone ! 7032-M. 27-31-2-3L

FOR SALE: By owner: 5 room modern home, in good location. Address Box 8 E. % Banner. 28-31-2-4-6-8-6p.

FOR SALE: Good used Speed J FO?t SALE: Queen conventional washer. Riv- j tandem drive,

ers Electric Shop, 26 No. Jackson. 30-3t.

1948 Ford truck, good tires, new

motor. Pi ice $700.00. Ca r h Concrete Products. Phone

FOR SALE: Large Philco j table model radio-phono, (78 j RPM). Call 725-J, Evans. 30-4p.

7032-M.

27-31-2-3'.

FOR SALE: 111 acres. 4 room house, running water, 40 acres tillable. $6000.00. Herman K. Phipps, 3 miles south of Bruners-

town.

FOR SALE: Gibson guitar and case, excellent condition. Call I 725-J, Evans. 30-4p !

Singer rebuilt portables $27.50 and up. Free home demonstration. GreeneasMe Sewing Service, 22 So. Jackson. Phone 1363. 5-tf. Better prices, better terms (up to 24 mos.), better service. All makes sewing machines. Green.’astle Sewing Service, 22 So. Jackson. Ph. 1363. 5-tf.

v or Insurance of all kinds see Gene Matthews, IJ 1 -.- E. Washington. Phone 150 or 121. 23-tf.

FOR SALE: 500 bales of 2nd and 3rd cutting of Alfalfa hay, excellent, no rain, 60c a bale. Phone 1050-M. Paul Lawyer on U. S. 40. 28-3t

FOR SALE: 2 overhead garage doors complete with track. Reg. price $65.00 per door. Sale j price $40.00 per door. Cash Concrete Products. Phone 7032-M. 27-31-2-3t.

I FOR SALE: 22 caliber semi-j J automatic rifle, excellent condi31 - 6 I ) - i tion. Call 725-J. Evans. 30-4p.

9 MISCEH-iiftcuUS e TAX SERVICES: Gross and (

Federal. Phone 150 or 121. Day j Price

or night for appointment. Gene Matthe"'o, 17 % e. Washington St. over Headley Hardware.

20-tf.

FOR SALE: Discontinued patterns in unfinished picture frames. Your last chance to buy the popular shell, panel, and shadow box frames. Now as low

| FOR SALE: 5 H. P. Electric } motor, single phase, 220 volt, j

$160.00. 3 H. P. electric | 38 70c each ' A11 sizes ^ Price, motor, single phase, 220 volt, j Metz ^ er Lumber Co. Phone 262. Price $75.00. Cash Concrete Pro- j Thurs.-Sat.-Tues.-tf

ducts. Ph. 7032-M. 27-31-2-31.

Every day low prices on good dry cleaning. Davis Cleaners, N. S. of Square. Phone 906. Tues-tf.

FOR SALE: Philco rsdio-

m , l1 ~ j phonograph console, FM & A. M.,

I Phene 249. 31-2p,

FOR SALE: Landrace

hog, wei ?hing 300 to 350 lbs. Will

be done with him about Feb. 7. j HAR-MEL CRAFT SHOP, 615 Pete Cox, 314 miles east Belie e. Walnut, has items that appeal

Union.*

31-4p.

Six Valuable Led ares For Only $2.00 OR FULL ■ SEMESTER COURSE: $10.00 ?ER CREDIT HOUR 4 DEFAUW EVENING DIVISION - FEBRUARY 2 TO MAY 18 By enrelling m DePai w University’s evening divisien for the Spring semester, you may take advantage of thg brand-now ncn-credif lecture series nt tha regular program of credit courses. Included] in fre ferfurs series are a wide variety of srfejests; and nine carefuliy-chosen courses are beir.g offered for credit toward academic degrees or for auditing. Entering its fifth semester of service to the community, DePauw’s Evening Division is designed to accortiG^afe the adult who is interested in accelerating his own college program or in the cultrra! aspects of the ccosss and lectures.

Courses offered for 21 credit hours will meet fror^ 7 to p, m, one evening a week; for crec 3 !! hours, from 7 to 8:3(1 p, m, Fees for either credit or auditing are $10 per credit hour. The six non-credit led: res will be given from 7 to 7:53 f$, nt B9 alsc one evening a week, at a cost of S2. REGISTRATION FOR 0RERIT COURSES WILL BE Htld ON THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 2, FROM 7 TO S:30 P M. IN THE ADMINISTRATION BUM DING. NO FORMAL REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR TVF. LECTURE SERIES. BUT REGISTRANTS ARE REQUIRED TO ENCLOSE THE S2 FEE WITH

COUPON PRINTED BELOW:

CREDIT COURSES

MONDAY EVENING Edur.ition s«*min.»r (1) Dir**«*|»*<l stiulvnt Toarhinjj (1) WEDXESD \Y EVENING Metaphysical Poets Semin.irium (•’>,) Elementary Spanish c* 1 ,)

TI ESDAY EVENING English Mast cm orks Psychology and Your ( hild

TUESDAY EVENING Oil P anting (S 1 ,) At!\ar, ;*d Painting Media (2 1 ; ) E\pt 'in « ina’ and Advanced Foods (l 1 2 ) THURSDAY EVENING Elementary Accounting (2'») ( h idren's Literature Seminarium (S'j)

LECTURE SERIES

WEDN ESDAV EV EX I NG fare of Ornamental PI nts Weight Control Business and Professional sp*M*ch II ‘redity and You Presi lential Elections

EOR F! RTIIER INFORMATION OR LECTl RE SERIES REGISTRATION. MIL I\ COUPON AND M \IL TOD\Y!

Dean Robert If. Farher DePauw University Greeneastle. Indiana.

FRElf lessons with rental of a j new band instrument or accordion, through February. Kersey I Music Store. Tue-Thur-if.

CLEARANCE SALE: At Thrift Shop, Friday, Friday night and Saturday. 623 Anderson St. 81-5t.

FOR SALE OR TRADE for gilts, 1200 bales of clover and timothy hay. Libka Brothers, i Bainbridge. 31-2p.

For Sale: Bed room suite, box springs and mattress, large china cabinet. Jeffries, Berry St. Ip. j

to those who like articles of wood. Here are a few: Dog bed, $2.00; TV stools, $1.49; Mail Boxes, $300 to $3.50; Wren Houses, 75c; Planters $2.50; Child’s Chair, $5.00. Also cases, cabinets, etc. made to order. 31-3-21. SPECIAL: On all Permanents, machine, machineless and cold wave. Grace's Beauty Shop. Phone 40. 01-2-14-17-21-24-28-7!

FOR SALE: 1946 Auto Car. Running order. Air brakes, good tires, ton model. Price $500.00. Cash Concrete Products. Phone 7032-M. 27-31-2-3L Custom RCA and VM Hi Fi installations for restaurants, business places, etc. Inquire Kersey Music Store. Tue-Thur-tf.

FOR SALE: Alfalfa and timothy baled hay, put up with no rainy 50c pdr bale. Phone 7072-M. Robert L. Sutherlin. 27-31-3-7-10-14-17-2l-8p.

FOR SALE: 8 registered Chesei White gilts to farrow March 1st. Sell one or all. Also registered Chester' White boar. All hogs are double immuned. Ivan Clark, 1 mile north and 1 _• mile east of Mt. Meridiarr. 31-3t.

Instrumental teaching. Instruction on any kind band inslrument or accordion. Kersey Music Store. Tue-Thur-tf. We have the new high energy Chickstarter with extra fat content. Bainbridge Elevator - . Tue-Sat-tf.

Get your Mickey Mouse Club records at Sandy's Song Shop. 31-2t.

FOR SALE 21" table mod< sey Music St

One (only) new TV $139.50. Kerre. Tue-Thur-tf.

FOR SALE: Set chains, good as 7018-MX.

of 670x15 tire new. Phone 31-2p.

' CHERRY TRANSFER and i j storage, Inc., local and long dis- j tance hauling, Insured ware- | housing, packing and crating, local cartage. Phone 70. Tues.-Thurs.-Sa-t.-tf | AGED MAN DIES HUNTINGTON, Ind., Jan. 31 —(UP)—William L. G. McClure, 1C1. a retired railroader and Huntington County’s oldest resij dent, died Monday at his home | following a serious illness.

FOR SALE: 10 pah white tailored dacron 108” long, 84“ wide Phone 623-MX.

ur tai $25.0 31-1

YELLOW CAB GQ. 24 Hour Service Phane 54

At Furniture Exchange, west side .-quare. Wrought iron, tubular television stands. Adjustable to thirty inches wide. Bla'-k satin finish. .Rubber tipped legs, widespread to prevent tipping, i . while present supply lasts, only $4.50. We deliver. Call

170-J. Open until 5:30.

SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and toilet vaults cleaned, modem equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Payless Sewer Cleaners. Phone 1363 or 197. 25-tf

BENDIX-MAYT \G ser\ ic«v— Economical and efflc'cnt scrxice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 933-W for service at all times. Howard Harmless. 10-if

TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING Dump truck service Lime and Fertilizer spreading, land cleaning, pond budding and truck loading with 2-yard machine

William Newkirk, P. Phone 237, Fillmore,

O. Box 24, Indiana.

17-. t.

Bank and

The First-Citizer

Trust Co., would like to borrow, for display purposes, a picture of each of the past winners of the Greeneastle Sectional Basketball Tourneys. (1917 to 1955) If you have any of these pictures, please contact C. N. Phillips at the First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co. Phone 960. 28-7t.

WANTED full time. Ii

Wait 11 ene's Cn

part or

27-30-3l-3t.

WANTED: Fence repair work of all 1 Keck, R. R. 2. Roa< 224R10.

building and inds. Walter hdale. Phone 30-6-2p

BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE. Make appointments for tax returns now. Donald Riley, phone 4 C 9-R, ' 06 S. Jackson St., Greeneastle. T-Th-U.

Bookkeeping and Tax Service. Business and Farm Tax Returns. Make appointments now. Milburn Easley, R. R. 1, Bainbridge, Phone Bainbridge 76R1 *.

Tues-Thurs-tf

.CAINES AND RAINES

Excavating -Grading- Kulldo/.ing Hvlift Crane-Motor Grader Sewer-Basement-Baeklioe Dump Truck servIce-Fill dirf-T'>p soilMasorny sand-pit run gravelDriveuay stone. Jobs fully insured, 20 years experience. Free estimates. Phone 1125, P. O. Bov 281, Greeneastle. T-T-S-tf

WANTED: Due,,

phono 6992-W.

lamb 31-21

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CAR WASHING LUBRICATION JACK’S PHILLIPS 66 Bloomington & Hanna Sts. Phone 9105

WANTED: 1019-W.

Ironings

i. Call 30-3t

WANTED: Ride

3, 3rd Apt. 3

shift. -D, Oh.

ourt.

Allis': Norbei ervatoi 30-3

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