The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 May 1957 — Page 4

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PROBE “GITI” PURCHASE INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — A Marion County grand jury which ndicted four men in Indiana’s highway scandals turned its attention to iny to a $133,000 state purchase of a liquid which iss upposeu to make cars run better. Among seven witnesses sufapanaed to testify this morning ’A cre several known to be linked with the purchase or use of a motor fuel additive known as “Glo.” The Sta‘e Highway Department bought a big supply of “Glo” during the chairmanship of Virgil (Pc cl) Smith. Local icpresentatives of the “Glo” firm v. re William E. Sayer, former administrative assistant to exGov. George N. Craig, and Arthur J. M gilner, who later teamed i p with Smith in a "public relations” firm. Officials have said that “Glo” cost the state about twice- a^ much as the prices quotcd for competitive additives.

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It would be difficult to find a more compact, enonomical to build, better functional design than this compact, two bedroom “Plan of the Week” S.P. No. 213. Here is a home truly fitted for the small family. Its simple design, shape, and roof structure would make it very economical j and easy to build and maintain even in face of today’s high building costs. Living room and lining room are of generous size seldom found in homes of this compact of a

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Minimum hall affords maximum livable sized rooms. Two | way furnace is centrally located to provide equal distribution of heating comfort. Kitchen has a spacious breakfast nook, and an ideally arranged work space. Here is the ideal “first home” for the young family. As the family outgrows it, in years to come, its simple lines will never “date” the home. Its compactness and livability will always make it “easy to rent” to provide the family with additonal income to pay for a larger home. Concrete block or brick con-

New Rules Fcr Union Funds

WASHINGTON (UP)—AFLCIO leaders today appeared ready to lay down new rules to safeguard union funds against the abuses charged up against Teamster President Dave Beck. The leaders also considered rules to “guarantee democratic procedures” in unions to protect them against corrupt officers. The AFL-CIO’s 25-member Executive Council turned to the rules and other anti-corruption projects after tossing out Beck as an AFL-CIO vice president Monday. A top item on the concil’s expected agenda was whether to suspend three small international unions accused—like the giant Teamsters Union—of domination by corrupt influences. The three unions—the Laundry 1 Workers, Distillery Workers and Allied Industrial Workers -were ; involved in alleged welfare fund abuses uncovered by a Senate committee in 1954-55. The three unions with their total 170,009worker membership were warned last February to throw out officers involved in the abuses or face ouster from the AFL-CIO.

PALESTINE Janice Wil«on spent Thursday with Annamae Noll. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sutherlin and children of Brazil and Mr. 1 and Mrs. Bill Terrell and daughters of Mooresville, spent Sunday with Clarence Beck. Jesse Cofiman was very pleasantly surprised on Friday, May 17th. The occasion was his 80th | birthday . At noon a very delicious dinner was served. Those present were Mrs. Fred Beck. Mrs. Helen Noli and daughter.

Annmae. Mrs. Dossie Solomon, Mrs. Clarence Beck and Mrs. Henry Osborn. All left in the late afternoon wishing him many more happy birthdays. Church services at Palestine was well attended Sunday. Mrs. Dessie Solomon nad Mrs. Leila Hane were shopping in Indianapolis on Wednesday. TODAY’S HOG MARKET Hogs 9.500; 25-75 lower; 185250 lb 18.001850. some 18.65-18.75 few 250-2<5 ib 17.50-17.75.

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PLAN NO. 219 House area • Porch rrer • GRP A HE ARE Am tO!*’ specifications are available through this newspaper. All construction details are guaranteed to pass the minimum construction requirements of FHA and your local building department.

MINER’S BODY FOUND AFTER THREE DAY HUNT LYKENS, Pa. (UP)—The body of David Snyder, 35, father of three who was buried by a mine cave-in more than three days, was found Monday night 400 feet down in a mine shaft. Snyder’s body was found in a gangway tunnel recessed from the main shaft of the mine which he operated with his brother. Dauphin County Coroner Dr. S. E. Hairold attributed Snyder’s death to suffocation. HANK BAUER BOOKED FOR A FELONIOUS ASSAULT NEW YORK (UP)—Yankee outfielder Hank Bauer was booked on a charge of felonious assault today for allegedly socking a fellow customer in a nightclub brawl.

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SLIDING DOORS OF THERMOPANE are the key to gracious living in modern homes, creating a feeling of relaxing spaciousness by closely uniting the interior with the outdoors. In pleasant weather they open the entire wall to let in fresh air. Closed, they shut out rain and insulate against cold without stopping the view or daylight.

Haft! Controlled By Array Today PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (UP)—The army seized control of the country, imposed martial law and set a dusk-to-dawn curfew today. The military move followed Monday’s decision to fire Army Chief of Staff Brig. Gen. Leon J Cantave, and replace him with Port an Prince Police Chief Col. Pierre Armand. I Army leaders refused to accept this decision and announced it . was taking over Haiti following a 12 hour conference at the military headquarters opposite the national palace. A proclamation was issued de- ■ daring that Cantave’s dismissal ■ was illegal and that the civilian government was ended. Signed by 10 high-ranking officers, including Armand, it said all were loyal to the new military regime. In a separate letter broadcast | with the proclamation. Armand declined the proffered promotion, saying he did not want to create army disunity. The 10 minsters of the executive council, which had been running the country until elections I | can be held to choose a new ; president, went into hiding along 1 | with som ; opposition politicianfollowing the army move, i f

Space is usually at a premium in a small apartment, especially those without a separate dining room. Here you have a dining table which is low eneugh to serve as a cocktail table between meals and for casual entertaining. The table stands only 25 inches high and the chairs are scaled for easy comfort when used with it. The beautiful natural graining of the walnut is accented with ceramic tile insets—dramatically chalk white — placed

conveniently to act as coasters for glasses. There is enough space between the tiles for place mats for a dinner service. White tips on the legs of the table further accent the warm tones of the wood. The tile insets are a new de^ sign expression which is being used for decorating lamp and end tables and desks as well. In this case, design and function join hands to create an unusually practical and handsome effect. (Founders Furniture Co.)

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This new sofa is upholstered in leather, a material which has great importanre in the uphoL-tery field thia year. Because of leather's adaptability and the new colors in which it is now available, it lias increased its decorative function. The coffee table &hovtn ia leaifc «uh Lulalyo carved, kai iiiiLiu (kiliiagerA

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