The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1957 — Page 7
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Officers Hunt .Slayer Of Two FORT WA.YXE (UP)— Police today searched for a man missing since his wife and child i were found slain in their home. !Mrs. Pearl Keifer, 35. Fort Wayne, was found late Tuesday, with her daughter Dorothy, 5, brutally murdered in the : r base-
ment.
Authorities said Mrs. Keifer’s husband. 36. phoned his employer early Tuesday morning and told him he would not be in because he “didn't feel well.” The bodies of Mrs. Keifer and J h er daughter were discovered by another daughter. Caroline, 14, when she returned home from school. The body of the little girl was stuffed in a laundry drain. She had been stabbed in the heart, her throat had been cut. and repeated blows from a small hand sledge had fractured her skull and other bones in her
body.
Mrs. Keifer had been stabbed repeatedly in the abdomen with a butcher knife. She also had been beaten viciously with the sledge hammer.
Classified Ads
MISCELLANEOUS
• REAL ESTATE •
Small Motel
Negroes Ignore Leaders' Advice
as required under the existing
law.
The .Miami Council of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Negro leaders in Miami advis- Tuesday night issued a state-
uncon-
federal judge
ed members of their race to sit where they please on city buses today but thousands of Negro riders on early morning runs took their umial places in the
rear.
City attorneys have conceded in Federal Court that the local
bus segregation law is
stitutional and
has ruled it illegal. But the city has asked dismissal of the ruling on a technical ground. Police and bus comp'mv officials reported that Negroe* apparently ignoring the advice of some of their leaders/ made no attempt to defy segregation customs during the early morn-
ing rush period.
Bus company officials instructed drivers to ask Negroes to move to the rear of bust.
rnent saying Negroes now have a legal right to board Miami buses as equals of whites. The city asked FederaJ Dis- ! trict Judge Kmett Choate to dismiss a suit attacking the segregation law, using at) one defense the technical ground that it has never been enforced by the city t itself.. The Miami Transit Co. followed with a statement saying the company must continue to enforce segregated seating tinder terms of its franchise “until | we fr^t official directives.” PUTNAM COUNTY LEAGUE
$46,000 Stolen By Ban't Bandit
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP) — Police today sought a “sharp talking” bandit who entered a branch bank on a pretext of setting up a trust fund and fled with $46,000 in small biils. The robber brandished a snubnosed revolver in the holdup ! Tuesday and forced two em- ! ployes of the Lincolnway Branch j of the National Bank and Trust i Co. to stand against a wall while
he looted the vault.
The bandit w T as interrupted midway during the holdup by j the return of another bank emj ploye, Mrs. Mary Graham, from
Located on U. S. 40 east of Mt. Meridian. Like new condition with modern furnishings and equipment. Has 4 units anil very attractive living quarters. A very desirable place to live and good income. Will sell on terms. Good proposition for a couple.
ERNEST !S. COLLINS AND COMPANY p/ton€ 2SS
INSURANCE REAL ESTJC6K
Remember East Side M&wr Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. ?rce estimates. Free pickup 2, id delivery ser- ; vice 25-tf.
PIANO FOP. SAIF IM? mod-
I ftfF MflT BANNR
el Spinet. Like new. P. O. Lex 75. 4AX. 16. 1957 Page 1
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GHEEXt ASTLF. IND.
WANTED: IromnpsJo
FOR SALE: Baled Clever I hay, no rain. Carl Higgle, two ■
miles north of Balnbrioge. j ni >' ho™* 1 - Pu:.'
10-8p. |
do in 14-4p
SPECIAL. ?»9c
Oiling and adjusting of any make sewing machine. Singer Sewing Center, 1 W. Franklin. J Phone 1430. 8-tf.
USED ORGAN. A. G. O. spec- - ifications. 32 pedal board, com- ! plete with tone cabinet. Reasonable. P. O. Box 75. 11-tf
For Your snopplng conven-
f ience—Your Quik-Chek Super TRUCKING— Crusned stone, Market. Hours arc 9 a. m. to P
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. 18-tf
p. m.
11-ft
FOR SALE: Hampshire Boars, eligible to be registered. Phone 6996-M. Gene Frederick. l-tf
FOR SALE: Five-room house on half-acre lot located south on Route 43 in Greencastle Twp. $5000.00. Owner willing to finance 100' £ for university or public school couple. Phone 23.
SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and toilet vaults cleaned, modem equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Payless Sewer Cleaners. Phone 30 or 1154-R. 15 East Walnut St. 25-tf.
From the first peep to the la-.i egg your Co-op chicks will pay their way. Buy quality chicks, buy Co-op chicks. Order yours before Jan. 15, 1957 and rece've an early order discount. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-op Hatchery. Phone 743 Greencastle. 2-12t.
MEN WANTED 1S-45
Practical training in Drafting ! and Tool and Die Designing. G. I I approved. Free employment 1 service. Write for information
Box No. G, c o Banner. ll-15-16-2S-29-30-6n.
Attention Ladies: Avon Cosmetics has openings fug women who make friends easily. Pleasant profitable work for right person. Write Avon Products, 232 S. 12th Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. 14-3t.
oring it.
Mr. Eisenhower pointed out in his budget message that he had endorsed the “objective” of the bill in his veto message last year. “I am still of that opinion,” he
aid today. ; lunch. “Legislation freeing gas pro- “Stop or I’ll shoot,” the banluceis from public utility-type dit ordered. But Mrs. Graham regulation is essential if the in- 1 ignored the threat and ran to a centives to find and develop new j nearby barbershop.
FOR SALE: Some ood Parke and Putnam County Farms as good an investment as you can find, contact Shafer Real Estace for Best Results Buying or Selling a Farm. For appointments call Greencastle 7018-W. 14-tf. FOR SALE: Four unit apartment house wuthin four blocks of square. See James Brewster, RFD 4, Greencastle. 15-2p.
FOR SALE: For a small down
14-6t. j payment and low monthly payj ments you can buy this 1957
36-foot Buddy Mobile Home. For Information call Fillmore 43R21.
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RUBBER STAMP headquarters. Progressive Printing Co. next to the bus station. Wed-tf
Expert mimeographing—“No job too large or too small.” R & M Mailing Service, 2 S. Madiso . St. Phone 1452. Wed-tf
Wet wash 35c per washer. Soap & Bleach furnished. Laundry Ease. Phone 906. Wed.-tf.
THOMAS REAL ESTATE 601 N. Malison Street
Phone 792
Need all types listings, City — Farm-—Business properties. If interested in selling we would be
glad to talk to you at your con- | Photography, Prevo
venience. 16-2t.
BALDWIN Used Spinet. Mahogany finish. Perfect condition. Phone 1098. 11-tf
FOR SALE: 2 male fawn boxer puppies, A.K.C. Reg., complete pedigree papers. $50. Donald M. Long, 1519 Payton St., Crawfordsville. Phone 3358-M. 14-3t.
Will trade 1950 Ford pickup truck for a I’-j ton truck. Homer Early, 4 miles west, 2 miles south of Greencastle. 14-3p.
FOR SALE: 1949 nine passenger Ford station wagon, good condition. Bob Wallace, Stilesville phone 25-22. 14-3p.
DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT We are seeking men in this area to train for Diesel and Heavy Equipment. High pay and future security are the benefits of a trained and qualified Diesel man. If you have mechanical aptitude, write to us for free information without obligation as to how you may become a part of this rapidly expending industry. Tractor Training Service, Inc. Box TT r ', Banner. : 4 ' 6t - WANTEDfGirl for g fouafoffice work. Must b ' abk\to type and do cashier work. Department of Water Works. 7 15-2t.
supplies of gas are to be preserved and sales of gas to inter-state markets are not to be discouraged to the detriment of both prolucers and consumers, as well as
he national interest.”
The Harris-Fulbright bill vould have wiped out a Supreme | Court decision which authorized | he Federal Power Commission to regulate prices charged in the field by natural gas producers for gas moced in interstate com- |
The gunman finished filling a sack with money and fled before police arrived. Authorities believed he had a get-away car parked nearby.
Infant Perishes In Home Blaze
CARL HIGGLE REAL ESTATE Phone 64 It 12 Ilainbridge 160 acre farm, 145 acres tillable, extra nice location, near state road. Good house, two barns, one nearly new-. This farm is priced right. 87 acre farm on black top road. new r house, modern throughout, everlasting w-ater, 50 acres tillable, can be bought at a bargain. 66 acre farm on good road, good fencing, 40 acres tillable, priced right. Grocery store in Bainbridge, doing a good business. 16-18-2t
WEDDING PICTURES — 12 pictures and album, $30.00. Phone 1.326-W. Ralph Taylor.
Building. Wed-tf.
BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE for the Small Business Man, Professional Man and Farmer. REASONABLE RATES. Investigate today. No obligation. Call Collect or WTite Donald Riley, 806 So. Jackson St. Greencastle. Tel. 489-R. Wed.-Fri.-tf
Continuing Sal.? of all clcthing at Thrift Shop (/.ring January. 623 Anderson M-W-F-tf.
FOR SALE: At Thrift Shop— Mouton Lamb fur coats, mens suits and top coats. Girl 1 : subteen size coats. Lad: .3 coats sizes 16, 18, 20. 15-3t. FOR SALE: Maple dinette set, table and four chairs. $10.00 210 N. Vine St. 15-3p
FOR SALE: 1955 Ford Victoria, tu-tone, low mileage. Charles Howard, Ping’s Trailer Court. 15-4p.
WANTED: Liv • s.. .^.hauling, new equipment, 23 vt'.rfi expedience. Gerald Hartmant Phone 64 R 3 Bninbridye 31-2-4-7-9-1 1 -14-16 - 8p. WANT ) : ( v Bkrn th it can be tom down i l l vmoved Phone 7046-M. $-16-2p. WANTED: W lit Apply in person. Boots N Saddle^ 16-31
FOR SALE: 11 x 12 w'ool rug in excellent condition, also rug pad. Fhone 1094. 15-2t.
FOR SALE: Apartment size refrigerator, call at first house south of United Oil Station on Road 43, south. 15-3p
Indiana and West Virgin—, coal. Sherm’s Impl. Sales. Phoue 610-M. M-W-F-t i.
.£) Au- «■ -It
Jan. 10
A GREAT NEW WHITE EGG HY-LfNE LAY I?— 934-A. Sold in i muititi ‘hi^ year for the Lr-t time. Adds 6 to !•» eggs to the 2 to 3 dozen udv iet-ige pri vioux \\ bite eg IIY-I.INE Layers hold over r *-'' Le-'Virn Shawn high I ' liri I fold efHelen \. Order KY1.1 \ II ' * \ r 1 K'rcher fktc’iery 106 X. Jackson — |*h. 51
W 46 45 31 27 26
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14 15 29 33 34 36 38 41
Stuckey's LT. S. 40 'toore’s Super Service
Thompson’s Con. Co
Hemp ton’s Garage Roachdale Lions Club
Pete's Clippers 24 Harper's Trucking Co. 22 Mark’s Place 19 High Individual Series: Etehe-
son Jr. 591.
High Individual Game: Chest-
nut 291.
High Team Series and High i 1 am Game: Moore’s Super Service. 2974—1011. 200 Game: Chestnut 201. 500 Series: Etcheson Jr. 591. ~ > rr''h 589. Parker 521. Rader 520. Chestnut 512, Hatfield 507.
The House passed the bill by a sizeable margin. The measure inter pissed the Senate after a bitter fight. Sen. Francis Case, R-S D., threw the Senate into a turmoil shortly before the final vote by revealing that a lobbyist for an oil company had offered him a $2,500 campaign contribution. Mr. Eisenhow'er vetoed the measure with a blast at the "arrogant tactics” of the oil lobbyists. The Senate investigated the campaign offer and is still engaged in a general investiga- '. on of lobbying.
SOUTH BEND (UP)- Lamarr 1 Woodard, 18-months-old. was | ; burned to death Tuesday w r hen 1 ; fire destroyed the tar-paper | home of his parents. Mr. and j
Bend.
Prompt action by a neighbor was credited with saving three other young members of the Woodard family. Mrs. Grace | Davis heard the children screaming and led the three, ranging j in age from two to five years, to
safety.
Mrs. Woodard was visiting I 1 nearby relatives at the time and her husband was at work.
F03 SALE Good Used Ford Tractor $475 Greencastle Tractor Sales Phone 1434 (Across from Fair Grounds)
WHIRLPOOL WASHERS AND DRYERS Sales and Service WEESNER IMPLEMENT CO Phone 461 M-W-F-tf
For complete automobile re1 rinishing and wreck rebuilding. No job to large or too .small., j All work guaranteed to customer satisfaction. Phone Sharp’s Body Shop. 7011-W. State Road 43. M-W-F-tf.
FOR SALE: Jersey cows and heifers. Cari E. Strain, Greencastle R. 4, Phone 7047-M. 14-16-18-3t. FOR SALE: Walnut dining room suite, chairs newly upholstered. $35.00. V. H. Scott. Belle Union, after 4:30 p. m. 16-3t
• fop, • FOR RENT: 5 room jhadd* n house in Coatesvill". Hoot Gibson, Junction 75 an I (j. S. 40. j-18-2p. FOR RENT? 8. 011 Ave. C. Ree.a Mai 1 Brick Chapel. ~ 16-4t. One • 2
private Morton
merit, moderns up Main entrance^ IJfcrM Worrel
R. 1. 1 '''' ^ udv-F-tf.
FOR REIff: I
! modern* apflrtiuviu
I. semi-
.\f (pie
FOR SALE: 200 bales clover hay. Frank MeAlinden, Greencastle R. 4. Phone Morton 323 16-3p.
For Bulldozer work see H. Maurice Broadstreet. Phone 33R 2. Fillmore Box 85 M-W-F-tf
FOR SALE: One used corn sheller; one used buzz saw; used
Ave.
^S3-W moijrnngs.
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immediate ph*R: am. .\«s. John Tharp, phone 651-J. 1^ 15-2t.
FOR RENT: 109 Biol has 4 bedroom... fi.li ( iai fireplace, IVd baths, heat, and a garage.
jiington room, tomatic us to
show you this rental koijie. Call Ernest C dims a I r ’.a. af 255. 15-3t.
chain saws $75.00 and up. Farm j Bureau Implement Department
PraorosGive ReaJ Estate PHONE 435-W
WHITE WAY LEAGUE
Jan. 8
the Best INSURANCE
I, do a lift! v) work In on mm
' m-M Beauty Salon 31 "Wvr TV Service .... 30 Sandy Song Shop 29R Brown Busters .. 28 n, Moore’s Shoes 26 Home Lnendiy 22 Collins & Co 19 Singer Sew S-w. . ... 18 Over 324: R Brattain 450. C t ic 420. C. Iyear 398. P. Pence 391 A. Long 371. W. Brown 367. \. Heavin 333. W. Riley 340. B. Letts 333.
BANDIT TOO YOUNG 1 SANTA ROSA, Calif., (UP)— j A young man walked into a 1 liquor e^tore, leveled a revolver at 68-year-old Mrs. Mary Capitani and demanded whiskey and j money. | “You’re too young.” she said as she handed him $50 but refused to let him take a bottle of whiskey. He fled with a carton of cigarettes instead.
MODEL 17
Co r g’3ss Asked To Re-Enact B |!
E*!!omelete One Men Chain Saw Why cut wood with a hand saw? Now, with a low cost, 22 pound, 3.7 horsepower Homelite you can clear uoodlots, cut pulpwood, cordwood, timber, fence posts, or trim orchards in a matter of hours instead of days. Ask for a free demonstration. Putnam County FARM BUREAU COOP. ASSOCIATION. INC. Phone 743
WASHINGTON <UP)-Pre<ri->nt Eisenhower today asked ^ongress to re-onact the HarrisFulbright natura'. gas bill which '-<* vetoed la t year because of ’he •arrogance" o* lobbyists favtlc Yjjr Dwn Boss!
SUN300
SERVICE STATION
For Lease.
Cnntart Mr. Bowers, SUN OIL CO., 716 E. 52nd.
IndianapoUA.
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Free Hauling on Service Work Totaling S25 or More Weesner Implement Co.
Jackson
Phone 461 Greencastle,
Special Sa! Kew Singer Gensole Electric Sewing Machine. SAVE $30.00 This Week. Complete with standard set of attachments. Free Sewing Course, at easy terms. Liberal trade. StaCER SEWING CENTER 1 E. Franklin St. Greencastle
• FDR SALE
RUMMAGE SALE:
' January 19th Court House, 8:30 a. m. By Delta Gamma Alumnae
16-3t.
RENT: Clean - warm
j sleeping room next to bath. 507
is. Indiana St., south entrance, Saturday 1 2nd floor. 14-3p.
16-3t.
Have you thought about order- px>R SALE: ing seed? Our Spring prices are j p hone 7054-J. posted on the board. Bainbridge
Elevator.
Wed-tf.
Orphan lambs. Ralph Runyan. 16-2f.
• WANTED *
1949 IHC ; WANTED: Cook for fraternity
Used Farm Machinery— 1949 J. D. Model “G”; 1949 J. D. ”A”;
1948 J. D. model “B
Model “M”; 1945 J. D. model 1 hoU9€ R^piy Box 71<7< Banner. “A”; 2 3 bottom J. D. plows; | ‘ 15 _2t.
New- Idea manure spreader; John Deere 7 ft. Disc: 290 J. D. planter. These are reconditioned and guaranteed. Farmers Supply INC. 103 Franklin St. Phone 921
l6-18-2t. ‘ 51 Stilesville.
WANTED: Girl wants ride to Indianapolis. Must be in city by 7:30 a. m. Employed at A. & P.
Home Office, State St
SPECIAL: Rent a Singer sewing machine, $5.00 month. Singer Sewing Center, 1 W. Fr anklin. Phone 1430. 8-tf FOR RENT beautiful : newly decorated, new ftirniture, ! Flat, modern in every way — laundry, lar ge lawn and gar age. television and radio,- electric - range and breakfast room, den, 2 ! bed rooms, living room, bath with electrically heated hot water. Rerrsonable t<( right party, i Phone 487-JX. 14-3t
The century plant blooms once
Phone in its lifetime rather than once
l5-3t. j in a hundred years.
By Chick Yount ('GEE-DO WE NEEC 1 ThE TELEVISION