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CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Dr. Ann Nichols. Dr. Wiseman and Dr. Schauweeker also the nurses and nurses aids. And all those who sent flowers and cards during my May in the Putnam County hospital. Mrs. Bessie Tharp It.
SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and toilet vaults cleaned, modem equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Payless Sewer Cleaners. Phone 50 or 1154-R. 15 East Walnut St. 25-tf.
FOP. SALE: Oliver 60 tractor and cultivators, breaking plow, cultipacker. disc. 2 wheel trailer. Eugene McFarland, Bainbridge, Phone 41-R-41. 8-2p
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WANTED: To buy ear com. Herschel Asher. Phone 129R2, Roachdale. 2-1 Op.
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ttemenjoer East Side Mo**? Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Yree estimates. ! Free pickup ^...d delivery ser- i vice 25-tf.
SPECIAL 99c Oiling and adjusting of any make sewing machine. Singer Sewing Center, 1 W. Franklin. Phone 1430. 8-tf.
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LOST: On West Franklin St. between P.ivers Electric Shop and Moose Lodge, ladies gold wrist watch. Return to Rivers Electric Shop. 8-lp
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PRINCIPALS in the upcoming Senate fight over eliminating the filibuster will be Senator Clinton P. Anderson (D), New Mexico, shown at his desk in Washington, and Senators Harry Byrd (D), Virginia (upper right), and Richard B. Russell (D), Georgia (lower right). Anderson is scheduled to offer a motion that the Senate adopt a new set of parliamentary rules. Byrd and Russell are marshaling forces to oppose the change, Anderson led an attempt to change the rule four years ago, (International)
ALIENS REPORT TO UNCLE SAM
HAL HICKMAN, REALTOR 24 'z E. Washington, St. Phone 1121-W. MORTON Home divided into 3 apartments, 2 down, 1 up. All modem except heat. Large lot. Priced at S.3000.00. NEAR GROVELAND Modem 3 bedroom home, enclosed breezeway, garage, full basement, located on 2 acres of ground. Located on route 36 just east of Groveland. W. WASHINGTON St. Modern home divided into 23 room and bath apartments. Full basement. Easily rented. Look at this for your home and income. MILLER SCHOOL DISTRIC T Modern 3 bedroom home located on E. Anderson St. Full basement. Automatic gas heat. Garage. Priced to sell at $11,000. 1006 LINCOLN AVENUE Cozy 2 bedroom modern home. Large living room, fireplace. Convenient kitchen. Basement. Automatic gas heat. Priced at $9500.00. 8-2t
TRUCKING— Crusned stone, sand, gravel for fill, driveways or concrete, fill dirt, lime and fertilizer spreading, heavy machinery haruling. EXCAVATING Bulldozer and highlift work, land clearing, ponds, drainage, basements, truck loading with 2 yd. machine. William NewKirk, Fillmore, Phone 237. 16-tf
NOTICE: Carbon Barber Shop open Tuesday through Saturday. Open 10 a. m. Open evenings. Ben Headley, former Miller’s Barbel- Shop. 7-3p
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CHERRY TRANSFER anc Storage, Inc., Greencastlvs ONLY experienced movers. Local and long distance hauling, insured warehousing, packing au crating, local cartage. Phone 70 Tue-Tbnr-Sat-tf
HELP! HELP! I’m a Hi-Lay 1012 Cross baby chick, 2 weeks old, anJ I need a nice clean brooder house to call my home. If you buy me. I will promise you I will lay lots of eggs and pay for my room and board. P. S. You can buy me at day old prices. Putnam Farm Bureau Hatchery. Phone 743. Greeneastle. Ind. 8-6t
WANTED: Marri 1 man for general livestock an I gram farming. Audrey Moiiin, Roachdale, Indiana. 4-6p.
WANTED: To care for pre school age children in my home while mother works. Phone 7039-M. 5-3p.
FOR SALE: Hampshire Boars, eligible to be registered. Phone 6996-M. Gene Frederick. 1-tf
FOR SALE: Ben Hur freezers from $199.00 up. Given free side of choice home killed beef with 17 ft. freezer or larger. Putnam County Frozen Foods, 730 E. Washington. Phone 762. 4-6t.
For Your snopplng convenience—Your Quik-Chek Super Market. Hours arc 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. 11-tl
Man over 30. High ca’iber, neat appearing. Conta> ’ work for National Financial Organization. Car necessary. Sales or credit experience essential. $100.00 weekly draw pins bonus qualified man. Write P J. Schaab care Banner giving exneihnce. 7-3p
You ran give y^.r home and family normal attention and also earn a good income with us selling Avon Products. Write Avon Products, 232 S. 12th Street. Terre Haute. Ind. 7-3t
WANTED: Women for weekly cleaning on Fridays. Phone 856-R between 4:00 p. m. and 6:00 p. m. 8-3t.
PHONE 113, H & S TV Sol vice, RFD 1, Greenccitle. Ah makes repaired. Town and j Country calls. T-T-S-tf
FOR SALE: Hammond chord organ, perfect condition, bargain Write P O. Box 75. 7-tf
Every day low prices on good dry cleaning. Davis Cleaners N. S. of Square. Phone 906. Tues-tf.
FLOORS REFINISHED with Plasta Last. Needs no waxing— Non slip. Beautiful and durable. Phone 328-J. 8-4p.
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TWO LOVELY ALIENS report their addresses to Uncle Sam, a once-a-year act provided by law. They are Scotland-born Deborah Kerr (left) and Anna Maria Alberghetti, from Pexsaro, Italy. Receiving the reports in Los Angeles is Harold Hulsing, acting district director of immigration. (International Soundphoto)
Home with income near square offers you modem living with old fashioned space. Automatic heat, phis $55.09 monthly income.
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Would like to buy 80 to 160 acre farm in vicinity of Greencastle. Contact Ross Emmert, R 5, Brazil. 3-6t
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Land: Yea! Wanton •eai estn.of all kinds to sell. Dewey Fcrdyce, Realtor. Cloveruale Phone 45F. 7-U
FOR SALE: Two pickups, will sell or trade; ’45 Dodge 1-2 ton; ’49 Studebaker 3-4 ton. Cal! 1350. 7-3t
FOR SALE: Sewing machine, Stitch-Matic, original $200 value, repossessed from dealer, never used. $58. Phone 7011-M. 7-*ot
REBUILT MOTORS . . . in--tallation included. Guaranteed or 4000 miles or 90 days. Wards 'Xpert crafstmen have remad< these motors thoroughly to meet new-car” standards. Cylinder.rebored, camshaft and cramk ihaft reground, new pistons liston pins and rings: new valve? ind bearings—112 new parts i> all,, not including screw caps or '•olts. For Ford V8 42-48, Chevroet 42-5'), Plymouth and Dodge •6-50. Buy on terms Montgom >ry Ward, 10 So. Ind. St., Greenastle. T nd. Tuos.-Thurs-tf
FOR SALE: small spinet piano, good condition. Write P O. Box 75. Greeneastle, Indiana
From the first peep to the laM egg your Co-op chicks will pay their way. Buy quality chicks, buy Co-op chicks. Order your; before Jan. 15, 1957 and receive an early order discount. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-op Hatchery. Phone 743 Greeneastle. 2-12t.
WANTED: Operator for small service station on road 40 just west of 43. Can be operated by older person. Phone 788 or 783 or write P. O. Box 174, Greencastle. 8-2t.
WANTED: Good home for three part Persian kittens and mother- cat. all free. 403 N. lit. diana street. 8-lt.
WANTED: Restaurant help. Baron’s Midway Restaurant. Phone 7050-J. 8-10-12-31
WANTED TO BUY: Folding wheel chair. Phone 3C3-R. 8-2:
FOR SALE: More home killed beef from Cloyd Hall farm. This is prime, mature beef. Putnam County Frozen Foods. Phone 762. 7-6t.
WANTED: Girl for general office work; a knowledge of bookkeeping would be helplul. State qualific'ilii-iis an-! salary expected. Box 99 Banner. 8-:’t
For Sale or Lease: Holstein bulls, 2 miles east and Vs mile south of Brick Chapel. Ward Robertson of Marion Ferrand.
WANTED: Two shirt finis!ers, experienced. Apply in person. White Cleaners. No phone calls please. 8-3t
FOR SALE Good baby beef by side or quarter. Phone Mt. Meridian. Zarir.g Processing Plant. 5-3p
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FOR SALE: Female canaries, all colors. Phone 331-R. 854 N. Jackson. 7-2t
SPECIAL: Rent a Singer sewing machine, $5.00 month. SingerSewing Center, 1 W. Franklin. Phone 1430. 8-tf
FOR RENT: F.nm bedrooms, 1 1-2 baths, fireplace in living
Stockers and Feeders at Cam- [room, full dirtily mm i, automat-
den: 150 choice Hereford .steercalves 400 lbs., 40 choice Angu» steer calves 440 lb.-., 150 cattle 450-550 lbs., 100 choice Angus and Hereford heifer calves 400 lbs. Wertheimer Cattle Co. Ph. 40. 7-3t
ic heat. Located 109 Bioemaigton street. For futth* : i formation call Ernest -fa. Cail-ns & Co Phone 255. 8-3t
FOR RENT: House, 5 rooms and bath 2 miles north Green-
— — 'castle. Eugene McFarland, BainFOR SALE: Hampshire sow | p r j(jg e phone 41-R-41. 8-2p.
No Major Battles Loom This Congress Session
No National Elections In 1957 Aid to Amity
Special to Central Press Associatioti WASHINGTON—Veteran Capitol Hill observers look for a fairly
W peaceful session of Congress this year. There may be some political sniping but no major battles are expected. The Republicans, with a few exceptions, are solidly behind President Eisenhower’s program and they have the argument of Ike’s overwhelming election victory to back them up. The Democrats, more aware than ever of the President’s popularity, aren’t expected to launch any heavy attacks at him and many believe they can strengthen their party at the polls by being cooperative. In addition, the two major parties agree in principle on many major aspects of Mr. Eisenhower’s legislative program. There is no argument, for example, on aid to education—-a big item for 1957. Another factor in the outlook for a relatively quiet session is that there are no national elections this year. The politicians may save their fire until 1958 when some offices are at stake.
FOR SALE or TRADE Two 1954 Foril Trai tors Greeneastle Tractor Sales Phone 1434 (Across from Fair Grounds)
FDR SALE: Kroehler living j room suite in good condition. I $50.00. Kenneth Marriott, first j farm north of Groveland. 8-3t
with six extra nice pigs ready to
wean, vaccinated. William H.
FOR RENT:
Rogers, Phone Clayton 54. 8-2t. ! apartment, <’)8 I Phone 980-M.
Lower front Indiana St. 7-3t
FOR SALE: 6 Holstein cows at Morton Sale Barn, Monday, Jan. 14th. 8-4p.
F'OR SALE: 40 head of Hampshire shoats, do-.ble treated Claud Crouian and Son. one mik south of Clinton Falls church. 8-2t
President Eisenhower
• TAX CUT HCPE DIM—Congressional leaders have joined administration spokesmen in writing off any hope of major tax cuts this year, but there may be some slices in so-called “hidden
taxes.” The administration has made it clear that it wiH strongly oppose any reduction in the present income tax rates until there is
bigger surplus of income over expenditures.
Capitol Hill leaders agree that an increase in the military budget for next year has pretty much wiped out any chances of a big *ax cut. However, the pressure is strong for at least a token slash in
excise taxes.
There appears to be a strong possibility that taxes on passenger fares might be eliminated or reduced. A cut in the excise taxes on long-distance telephone calls also is possible. Less likely but not completely ruled out are reductions on the excise levies on theater and sports admissions, jewelry', liquor and a host of other “luxury”
items.
Fentress Motors Inc. CLDSraOSILE
and PONTIAC Dsaier Phone 297
FOR SALE: 4 door Super 8 Hudson, radio, healer, good tires. All in good running shape. Can be seen at 815 N. Jackson St. 7-3p
FOR SALE: Corn fed beef calves weighing 650 to 700 lbs. Carl Shoemaker, Phone 66. 8-4p
FOR SALE: Maple bed, box springs and mattress. Make offer. must sell. 4 A Gbsv. Court. Phone 344-R. Ip
GRAND OPENING SPECIAL!
NEW SINGER PORTABLE Complete with Attachments
Only S99.90
$10 down, $5.50 per month
Singer Sewing Center
1 W. FRANKLIN
FOR RENT: Four loom seinimodern apartment. Phone 563-W mornings. 7-2p
FOR-RENT: Tim e i>>om house on Olive Street. Phone 773-J. 7-3l
FOR RENT: Modern wl-eping room to middle age employed lady. Phone 538-M aftei 7:00 p. m. 7-2t
WANTED
Custom Butchering Processing and Curing. Hogs $2.25 Per Hundred FXI3NE FARING PROCESSING PLANT
Mt. Meridian, Ind.
BL0NDIE
By Chick Younc
• r. S.-BRITISH RELATIONS BETTER—On the surface, relations between the United States and Britain—seriously ruffled by the Suez crisis—are back to near normal. ^Nevertheless, top British sources are still angered by what they believe was a wrong step in American foreign policy. Many British officials feel that the United States, by joining in United Nations condemnation of the Anglo-French attack on Egypt, has helped build up the prestige of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. American diplomats feel, on the other hand, that the United States stand strengthened American relations with India and Asiatic countries so much that it offsets any gain Nasser may have made.
DELBERT H.WL — Phene 86 MAC MeCLAINE CHARLEY BRIDGES PHONE 7S3-W PHONE 70S7-J
King Morrison Foster Co.
USED CARS — PHONE 14S* Corner Columbia and Vine
# REFUGEE “PAROLEES”—Congress is almost sure to amend the immigration laws to allow naturalization of Hungarian refugees who now are being admitted May Amend 11 to the United States as “parolees” and are denied citizenship. Naturalization These 15,000 refugees are coming in by special Low Soon permission of the attorney general but the present law makes no provision for them to remain in this country permanently. Since Rep. Francis Walter (Di. Pennsylvania, co-author of the immigration act. was among those who urged admission of the refugees under the "parolee” provision, no major opposition is ex- “ pec ted in Congress to legislation to let them become ntJzens