The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 May 1957 — Page 3

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’5S DESOTO l DOOR Automatir tr;irismi , *'»ion. radio and He liter. ’54 < hkvsi.ei: t r»<K>Ii Windsor, rowcrllit •• ’5S ItlK K X I>f>t)i: All power, all aceen^ories. *50 PLYMOI TH 4 I»(X>Il “A Real Bay*. ’53 CTIRYSEEK ( LI I! CPE. Windsor. *53 PONTIAC CATALINA X Cylinder. AH accessories, 11\dramatic. ’55 P.C K K HARDTOP SjH‘«-ial IIi\i**ra. All acrescri* s. All Power.

DON’T MISS THIS TWO WEEKS SALE! VALUES ’55 CHRYSLER l TiOOR Windsor Hardtop. All power and Accessories. ’55 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR Stat.on Wagon, fi cylinder, Standard Transmission. ’41 lit. ILK COUPE ’49 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR Standard Transmission and Heater. ’47 CHEVROLET Panel Truck. “Real good” ’49 PONTIAC 4 DOOR ’50 PLYMOI TH Chib Coupe Radio and Heater.

FTVCASTLE Chz''e= Miller- entered the M‘-‘hoc:-t Hospital the last of

veek. oud bt

struck here Friday

tain anct Chas. Lightcap, 1300; Rosie Bratiain and Hei b Blocker. 1226: Helen Bennington and John. Danahey, 1223; Ro^ie Brattain and Joe Domasco, 1208; Doris

18 TYPES OF SEED CORN. FOR SALE: Choice Berkshire. JHE DAILY BANNER

uAj

BOB HYER’S AilTO SALES, Inc. YOUR CKSYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER

317 N. Jackson

Phene 313

.aping about inch- j Tharp and John Danahey, 1203; : in a short time. Dur- l Clara Justus and Kenny Justus, lin iigntning struck the ; 1201; Sue Domasco and Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rader, 1200; Frieda Rogers and doing quite a bit of Russell Rogers, 1200; Helen Ben-

j nington and Arlie Faller, 1198;

i Mrs. Dale Porter and : Aretta Domasco and Ralph Fur-

ney, 1182; Carolyn Irwin and j John Davis, 1181; Mary Rader and Kenny Rader, 1172; Alice Cantonwine and Kenny Justus, 1171; Alleyne McFerran and J. j Burdette, 1168; Frieda Rogers j and Kenny Justus, 1166; Rosie ’ Brattain and Kenny Rader, 1162; | Bernice Cromer and Kenny Ju.->- i

BEFORE YOU LEAP Look at this 1>' 2 story home on Beveridge St. Fenced yard, garage, five airy rooms—easy to finanee. Call 255 or 1 + 16J when you want to see the inside.

TO CHOOSE FROM AT THE boars and gilt* sired by Lynwood

l BAIXBRIDGE ELEVATOR. T-T-S-tf.

| WEDDING INVITATIONS and | announcements. Reasonable in

i price, socially correct

Perfection 4th. C. J. Long, R. R. 5 South Morgan's Crossing Rd., Brazil, Ind. 14-6p }

17 head of dairy to one year old.

SAT., MAY 18. 1957 Page 3 ORE! VCASTLE. IND.

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Sheinwcid on Bridge Foxy Play Fulfills Unmakable Contract By Alfred Sheinwold Mr. Fox had no chance to make his game contract. The opponents had two good clubs and two aces. It was North’s fault, of course, since his double raise was a clear overbid.

Fast dealer East-West vulnerable NORTH

WEST

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EAST

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A A K 6 4 2 SOUTH (Mr. Fox) A 0 10 9 5 2 V Q 5 4 A K 10 4» Q 10 7

East South West North

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I’a.ss 4 Pass

A Pass Pass

Opening lead—V 2

As it happened, however, Mr.

(Fox found a way to ^teal his con- , Jtract. West opened the deuce of ■‘.hearts, leading the lowest of three small cards, as many experts recommended. Dun^jny played low, and East finessed the lithe ten. East could have played It the ace of hearts and his top TELLS RED PLAN

clubs, but he could not tell that his partner had a trump trick. West might be leading from Q-x-x in which case the finesse of the ten would give East two heart tricks. Mr. Fox won the first trick uaLh the queen of hearts, but warstill not out of the woods. He saw a chance to discard his re-ma-ining heart on dummy’s fourth diamond, but he could hardly afford to lead out all the diamonds without drawing trumps. It was just as bad to draw trumps, for this would give the defenders the chance to take their four tricks. COMPROMISE PLAN Mr. Fox saw a compromise plan.. At the second trick, he led the ten of spades toward dummy. West played a low trump, hoping that South was planning to finesse. This would be a correct play if East held the queen of spade’, for then South might make the wrong guess. There was actually no guess in the trump suit. South’s ten of spades won. and now Mr. Fox ran the four diamonds. These all got by safely, and Mr. Fox was able to discard his losing heart. He could then draw trumps and claim his contract. DAILY QUESTION Dealer, at your right, opens the bidding with one heart. You are next, holding: S—A Q 5 3 2 H A 5 3 D—10 6 3 C—8 7 What do you say? Answer: Pass. Avoid overcalling on a suit that has no body.” A spade bid at this point might go for a bad ride even if the opponents have no game.

t nd Patty, Mr. and Mrs. McCall and Betsy and Mr. Mis. Ray Bohlander and ■ma and Billy we#e Mother’s ■ ‘ s of Mr. and Mrs. Les-

10‘hers

s. Howard Myers spent the e::d in Lafayette with her is, Sa:a and Janet. Mr. it' 1 with them Sunday. .- Mandleco spent Sunday

vy Baird.

il Beams received word k of the death of Mrs.

Mary Alexander.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robbins vis--vl . and Mrs. John Elliot of

Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone mov ! to Lheir home home in Roaehdale Wednesday. They had been the switchboard opertoi s h‘ : o for the past two years. Wm. Hanna who has been very id in his home here is much

better.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanks and family rd Mr. . Clyde Eads, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter and Mrs. Nona Routh ca!lMrs. Maude Brothers Sun-

day aftemoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Myers and Mr .and Mrs. Dick Kelly and son c 'led on Mr. and Mrs. Orville

Fo.,hcr Snr.day.

Mr . md Mrs Clifford Baird visM: s. Sara Baird Sunday afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steele spent the week end in Indainapoiis. They attended church servi> rs there Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden, £ .’ i and Nancy accompanied by Mrs. Earl Sutherlin and Mrs. Man a Crooks of Russellville had dinner Sunday at the Turkey

Run Hotel.

Mrs. Elmer Watson is quite ill at this time at the home of M v . aid Mis, Ross Tustison in

Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter visited Mrs. Carry Clodfelter on Thursday evening. Mrs. Clodfelter is very ill.

FOR SALE:

ngraved I heifers, 6 mo.

| or printed. Progressive Printing | also three other yo'Unger calves, j Co., next to the bus station. ) Russell Blaydes, RFD 1, Green-SaL-tf. ! castle. 13-tf.

RALPH HANKS says don’t I worry about a sluggish septic tank or basement. Come out to i the Putnam County Co-op and ' get Klean-Em-All Sewer & Septic Tank Cleaner. Sat.-tf

FOR SALE: Bulk garden seed. Large variety. Headley Hardware. 3-tf

INSURANCE REAL ESTATE

See Herschell Asher, Roachdale, Indiana for best prices on cement in 94 lb. bags. Phone Phone 129R2 Tue. - Sat.-tf

Hardwood Floors Sanded and Finished. Refinishing a specialty. Phone 50K1, Cknrerdale Floyd Crawley. 25-tf.

WANTED: Ironings, or washings and ironings to do in my home. Phone 1057-M. 15-4p

WANTED: Lumber Yard Manager for local firm, to make appointment for personal interview. Write P. O Box 488, Greencaslle. Ind. 13-tf

tus, 1162; Aretta Domasco and | Bill McDonald, 1161; Aretta Do- i SELL IT OR TRADE IT masco and Doc Brattain, 1161. j for a good farm, give or take. Cash for high individual scores We have a good income property with handicap, scores placing in j with 2 apts all modern gas heat, above prize list, not eligible were Well located. If tired of farming

We have good supply of Seed Corn and Certified Seed Beans. Piling wire and Baling twine. Bainbridge Elevator. 16-18-2 l-23-25-27-6t

as follows:

Lady high single game: Alice Cantonwine, 231. Lady high 3 game series: Rosie Brattain, 644. Man high single game: Arnold

Fenwick, 245.

Man high 3 game series: E.

Hatfield, 646.

First place in this tournament won individual male and female bowler trophies also cash awards. The remainder of the places won j

cash awards.

oEPTIC T AJNKS, cesspools j and toilet vaults cleaned, modem

and wish to come to town, better see us. Progressive Real Estate,

9 bo. Arlington. Phone 435-W. j equipment. Sewers an"! basement

18-lt drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Payless Sewer Cleaners. Phone 60 or 1154-R. 15 East Walnut St. 25-tf.

FOR SALE: 1950 Dodge, four door. Radio and heater, good tires, clean and solid, $245. James W. Pifer, Fillmore, Phone 32. 14-6p.

REAL ESTATE

S H E T R 0 N E REAL ESTATE

Phone 1073

—FOR SALE—

I give you my word—we have ■ some of the best buys in Homes, Farms ,Building Lots, and Busi-

HAL HICKMAN

REALTOR

N. Arlington St.

Well located 2 bedroom home just 6 years old. Full basement completed as recreation room. Large enclosed porch. Beautifully landscaped lawn. Priced to

j sell.

W. Walnut St. The William Day home located on large lot with many trees. 3 large bedrooms, living room with fireplace, dining room, large kitchen with all new cabinets. Basement, automatic heat. Immediate possession and priced to sell. Wooderest 2 bedroom home in very good condition. Living room, kitchen and utility room. Combination storm windows and screens.

ness Opportunities that we have

had the pleasure of offering, j L awn landscaped. Reasonable.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 420 Anderson St. Sunday services 11 a. m. Sunday School 9:30 Wednesday evening meeting. S

p. m.

Reading room open 2 to 4 Wednesday. Humanity’s need of spiritual growth and progress will be brought out at Christian Science Services this Sunday.

Bowling News 4th annual Mixed Doubles Handicap Tournament at Varsity L . i ; was May 4-5 and May 1112. Winners of this tournament an . :uuners-up were as follows: , o i" Brattain and Arnold Fenwick, 1321; Doris Tharp and Dale B wman, 1312; Rosie Brat-

inski.

Polish

Marian Z e

trade official who slipred away from an 11-man delegat on to the Internaii ml Trade Fair in New York, appears before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee in Washing? n. He told of communist subsidized shipments of books to the U. S. in an effort to plant communist ideals among “disorganized” Polisn ^cop.e hving in America.

ONENESS PENTECOSTLF. - CHURCH 110 North Market St. William Shafer. Pastor Eph-4:4 There is one body, and one spirit, even as ye are called in one hope of your calling. Sunday School 10:00 A. M Young Peoples Service 7:20 P. M. Evanglistic Service 8:00 p. m. Bible Study Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Young Preacher’s Saturday. 8:00 p. m.

VISIT

KiLLCREST ASDiTiON Sunday, 3-5 P, M, 2 Hours

Open

'crest Drive Crsscer.t Drive

0 L « V rent

nv Down payments, ■athly payments like

ind /HA LOANS *?al Hickman REALTOR

PHONE 1121-W 24', E. Washington St.

ever

We have beautiful suburban home; income property; lovely homes; Farms with immediate possession. We have a Business Building all up in good condition and leased—can be purchased on contract, subject to present leases. Call us for appointment.

18-lt,

Remember hrast FOR SALE: 4 room house and ! Sales for expert

1006 Lincoln

Immediate possession of 2 bedroom, modern home. Large living room with fireplace, den, kitchen with comfortable dining area. Basement. 2 lots. Priced at $9500. Hal Hickman, Realtor Ph. 1121-W

18-2t

PIANOS PIANOS: New brand new Story & Clark Spinet, $495. Kersey Music Store. Phone 113. Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf

PLAN NOW—Come In and see the wonderful new plans for Midwest Homes. Or bring your own ideas in for free estimate. Greenoastle Home Supply, Inc., 17 West Franklin St. Phone 69. Tues-Thur-Sat-tf.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Girl’s 20” bicycle, good condition. Call 7029-J. after 4 p. m. 18-2p

FOR SALE: 13x18 ft. grey rug. Mrs. Curtis Minnick, Bainbridge. 17-2p.

NOTICE Pioneer Seed Com for Sale: Any number and kernel size. Late or early. This corn is at my home 606 E. Walnut St. Rex Hathaway, phone 357-W. 1-tf

AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR BALDWIN ACROSONIC SPINETS, GRANDS, ORGANS, LESTER BETSY ROSS SPINETS. USED PIANOS AVAILABLE.

WANTED: C< kinds, also pi. Sims, Reelsvilie.

WANTED:

portation fu: Sea Food Res

of 40 at 43.

rnent work of all ustering. Jamea Phone 1809. Thur-Fri-Sat-tf.

Wai nisht

WANT! must be o Can leave 836-R.

tress, transd. Barton's it, south side 17-4p. o Indianpolis, efore 8 a. m. p. m. Call 17-2t.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Very nice 3 room upper apt. on E. Seminary St. Private entrance and bath. Heat and water furnished. Phone 435-W. 15-4t.

FOR RENT: One bedroom furnished apartment in Cole apart-

SANDY SONG SHOP, ACROSS I ments. See custodian or

FROM POST OFFICE. PHONE 60 OR 1154-R. 1-tf

THE ‘’U” SHOP 600 S. College Ave. Open 8:30 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. Glenn & Leone Deem Your neighborhood variety store. Stop h, and see what a wide selection of home needs we stock.

FOR SALE AT CAMDEN: 100 one-brand steers, 100 one-brand heifer calves 400-500 lb. 183 onebrand yearling steers. Wedtheimer Cattle Co., Phone 40. 17-3t

187-WX.

FOR

furnish* Call aft son St.

phone 30-tf

RENT: M< r 5:00 p. m

FOR RENT: vate hath. Fi back porch. 8 Phone 773-J.

lern 4 room iy decorated. 513 S. Jack-17-3p. e rooms, priporch, also .incoln Ave. 17-3p.

FOR RENT: Two bedroom modern apartment. Newly decorated. Close in. Phone 72R-R. 18-3t

FOR SALE: 1952 Plymouth station wagon. 6 good tires No reasonable offer refused. Phone 1326-W. 17-3t

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: 26” boy’s bicycle in good condition. Phone 7011-W, days or Bainbridge 17R2 nights. 17-3t

FOR SALE: 7 white face

cows; 6 black cows with calves, i jJ'

calves 3 months old. 100 bushels ' of recleaned soy beans. Alton Owens, one mile south of Bainbridge. 18-3p.

FOR RENT: Six room modern | house. Full basement. Garage. Can be seen at 614 East Walnut

me 641-M.

FOR SALE: New 30 inch electric range. Priced reasonable. Mrs. Geo. McCammack, GreencasWe R. 2. 17-2p

LOST

LOST: ]

med glassi game Fife Phone 111

•R.

boy’s dark rimittle League ball Park. Reward. 16-3t.

FOR SALE or Trade-1955 | FOR QUICK SERVICE and a

two lots on Avenue C. See Reese Marlar, Brick Chapel. 15-4n.

aide Junux body work,

Painting, Wheel Alignment and Mechanical Work. Over 30 years experience. Free estimates. 6-tf.

FOR SALE: In Clinton Falls, 4 room house, good roof, good siding, a 4 acres of ground. See Reese Marlar, Brick Chapel. 15-4p.

WANTED Local and Long Distance Moving and Transfer 40 Years Experience Delivering New Furniture for Montgomery Ward, past 4 years. Rande! Transfer PHONE 302 or 735-R.

We do a s well job on shag rugs of all types, any siz£, Including room size. 9x12, $4.00. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 22-tf

Oldsmobile 88, 2 door, hydromatic, radio, heater, new tires, low mileage. Priced for quick sale. Phone 7011-W days or nights Bainbridge 17-R-2. 17-3t

fine job use our Washette Dept The price is reasonable too. Home Laundry & Cleaners.

22-tf

OMAR

ROUTE SALESMAN Permanent job as route salesman just as quickly as you can be trained. This is an opportunity to be in business for yourself with no investment. You must be 21-35 years of age. like working with people have high school education and like a pay check depending on your own initiative. Omar, !nc. Greencastle, Ind.

FOR SALE: Seed Corn and seed beans. Complete line of Master Mix feeds. Kelley Feed Store, Morton. Phone Morton 481. 13-Gt

FOR SALE: Fox terrier pups. Purebred. Fant Judy Phonq 7124M. Greencastle R. 1, 18-20-21-3p

FOR SALE: 1955 Eclair, 4 door sedan,

TRUCKING— Crushed stone, sand, gravel for fill, driveways or concrete, fill dirt, lime and fertilizer spreading, heavy machinery haiuling. EXCAVATING Bulldozer and highllft work, j land clearing, poms, drainage, basements, truck loading with 2 yd. machine. William NewKirk, Fillmore. Phone 237, 16-tf ! Old pictures copied— Negative, $1.00; Pictures, 8 x 10, $1.50; 5 x .7, $1.00. Ralph Taylor Photography. Prevo Bldg. Sart.-tf Alterations, Repairs. The finest in dry cleaning Davis Cleaners north side of square. Phone 906. Sat.-tf

FOR SALE: Nice 8 year old ! heater ’ 8:00(1 tires > A ' 1 con dition.

Chevrolet radio and

Phone 7083-W.

FOR SALE: New tiny transistor portable radio. Kersey Music Store. Phone 113. Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf STRAWBERRIES: Our berries are beginning to ripen. We are booking orders now. Emmett Cooper, R. R. 2, Cloverdale, phone 24L70. 15-12p.

COOPER’S SERVICE Ave. B. Greencastle. Get your spring checkup now, expert tune jp and electrical service. 14-5p.

FOR SALE: DeKalb seed corn, limited supply of new, short stalk hybrid. Damon Modlin, IVa miles southeast Brick Chapel. 13-6p.

FOR SALE: Sweet potato, tomato, mango, pimento and cabbage plants at Earley’s on Fox Ridge. 14-5t.

Progressive P.eaJ Estate Greencastle

They'll Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Ratio

Indict Ex-FBI

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FORMER FBI AGENT John Joseph Frank (above) is under federal indictment in Washington on charge of serving as an agent of the Dominican Republic without registering. Frank was an FBI man from 1941 to 1949, and now is a New Britain, Conn., attorney. A grand jury is investigating disappearance of Gerald Murphy, an American pilot, and Jesus T. Degalindez, Columbia university professor who has been highly critical of Dominican President Trujillo. (International J

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the Best INSURANCE for less

FOR SALE: 21” reel type Jacobsen power mower. Excellent condition. Best offer. Phone 752. 17-2p.

FOR SALE: Garden tractor with lawn and garden attachments. M. S. Hunter, Indpls. Road Phone 533. 17-2p.

15-6t

Driv

ers in action!

FOR SALE: Registered Land-

The finest

in midget cars and

face boars, $50.00 and up. Fred

drivers wil

make t heir appear-

Mann, RFD 3, Cloverdale. Phone

ance at tl

ic Sjaedway. Early

10L60. 15-4n. i

entries foj

the first race in-

elude last

i-f.irV nationnl C. O.

WANTED

R. A. midg

■ t champ. Tommy

Gray from

London, England.

WANTED: Position as book-

keeping machine operator, 12

Time 1

Ti lls 1.00 I*. M.

years experience or clerk in store.

First

Race at 2:30

Phone 212 R. 10. Roachdale ai

j ask for Evelyn Goff. 17-3p

plenty to

Eat. Grandstand

! , - ~

Seats -

- Refrt shments.

| Married college student wants 1

i summer work. Experience: print- '

PA RAG

f)\ SPEEDWAY

ing, meat market and grocery, !

General \dmission 90e

manual labor, photography; 1

Ronald Bowen, Apt 3E, Observa-

Grandstand i>0c

j tory Ct. Ph. 759-RX. 18-3p '

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WHY PAY FOR...

FOR SALE

...PARKING?

Why drive around wishing for

2 Used 1254

someone to pull out from a

FORD

TRACTORS

Meter?

Out at your Quick Chek Super

Crecnc2st!e Tractor

Market you don’t pay for

parking and you are never

oaies

issued overtime Parking

Phone 1434

Tickets. Room for It# Cars.

( Across from Fair Grounds)

MIDGET AUTO

RACES

PARAGON SPEEDWAY Paragon, Ind. , (One Mil^ West on Old

Road 67)

Sun, ATfernoon May 19 50 LAP FEATURE See the nation’s Top Midget

aujfiint

By Cmck I cun*

NOW REPEAT J( VOU TOLD M£ TO WHAT I SAID. )>ORDER TWELVE DAGWOOD POACHED

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By Frank Robbins