The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 May 1957 — Page 4

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fir I'nlfed Press The Soviet Union threw it? upport today to a Syrian complaint in the U. N. Security Council that Israel had endangned Middle East peace by building a “military” bridge in a demilitarized zone between the

r countrles. A dispatch from Damascus said Soviet Ambassador Sergei Nemtchina. pledged Soviet support in a 45-minute talk with Syrian Foreign Minister Salah Bitar. Russia backed Egypt earlier this week in debate on the Suez Canal. The Syrians saiu Israel had constructed a Bailey bridge in the Huleh marsh area north of the Biblical Sea of Galilee—scene if several Israeli-Syrian clashes —in direct violation of the 1949 armistice agreements ending the Palestine war. Israel said it built a bridge for use by earth moving equipment; Syria says the bridge could be used for tanks and other heavy military equipment. A U. N. investigation found the bridge could be strengthened for military puruposes but thought the bridge was built in connection with reclamation work. Premier David Bcn-Gurion’s Mapai Labor Party held a series

I of conferences on the threatened revolt by the left wing Mapalm and Ahdut Zhoda parties over acceptance of the Eisenhower Doctrine. The showdown will come during parliamentary debate on the cabinet's decision to accept a watered down version of the doc- | trine. Egyptian and British trade representatives converged on j Rome today for talks aimed at restoring Anglo-Egyptian trade relations. Egyptian sources said Egypt would start off the talks by demanding “hundreds of millions of dollars” in reparations for the Anglo-French-Israeli invasion last fall.

preme Court ruled Wednesday in | not under contract—as in the a split decision. Shane case—was unconstitution-

Courf Rules On Fair Trade Acf

INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—Part of Indiana’s Fair Trade Act is i unconstitutional, the Indiana Su-

The majority opinion, with three of the five judges concurring and a fourth agreeing m part, was written by Judge James Emmert. Emmert said the 1937 act had ben used by some manufacturers and retailers to "fix prices foi every retailer in Indiana” on certain products. The decision stemmed from a suit filed in Marion County by the Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co.. Grand Rapids, Mich. Bissell claimed the Shane Co., Inc., Indianapolis, sold its sweepers below the minimum price agreed on ir contracts with certain retailers. The Supreme Court said in its ruling that contracts between manufacturers and various dealers setting a minimum price were constitutional. But it said the portion of the act which allows I the price fix to include dealers

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WEST GERMANY DENIES ATOMIC BASES CHARGE

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BONN Gvrmany (UP)—West Germany today denied Russian charges that West Germany is being used as an atomic base by North Atlantic Treaty Organiza tion forces In a note handed to Soviet Ambassador Andrei Smirnov the Bonn government also stressed that the German Bundeswehr posesses no atomic weapons and his not asked for any. The note was in reply to Russia’s atomic, "warning” of April 27 that Germany would be transformed into a “cemetery” in the event of a nuclear war. Russia sent similar warnings to the Scandinavian nations, France, and Greece.

—By WILLIAM RiTT— Central Press Writer

NOW THAT Britain's Field Marshal Montgomery has had his say about General Lee at Gettysburg it would be interesting to hear a little comment from the great Confederate on how come Monty didn’t catch that Desert Fox back in Africa.

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A Briton dai/ns he brat a Frenchman's piano playing r cord \ (132 hours) by 60 minutes. Every-] body applauded, no doubt, but the neighbors.

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A marathon ivory tickling duel between England and France— what is this, a new kind of war | of nerves?

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Sales at tobacco auctions in southern states often progress so

rapidly that they’re made at the rate of one every 10 seconds— Factographs. Got to hand it to those auctioneers — they sure show a lot of smoke!

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That "beard'’ lost by the ArendBoland comet ps now estimated at six million miles iti length. A share was long overdue.

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A Florida entomologist says mosquitoes begin biting 10 minutes after sunset. Standard or daylight time?

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On reading of several "rain-, falls" of small stones near Pumphrey, Australia, the man at the next desk wonders if it couldn't be that flying saucer crews have taken to throwing stones at us!

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Having sold my homo, I will sell at auction at the Rockwell residence, located on North Main Street in ( lovvrdale, Indiana, the following on: Saturday, May 25th, 1957

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Frigidaire II loot refrigerator I,— Magic Chef Gas Range

Yose and Sons Piano jW cstiiighoitse Mixer

Bedroom Suit- s. springs, mattresses, bedding, wardrobe,

dressers, cedar idlest, etc.

I —i Koliaway Bed, springs and mattress. I _1 Hide A Way Bed Davenport. (Burton Dixie) I —• Living Room suite, 2 desks, bookcase, books, clocks, radios; one walnut Spinet desk. I —. 9x12 rug. throw rugs, Davenport* chairs, tables, vases; hassocks, floor lamps, pictures, mirrors, music cabinet, Singer Sewing Machine; dining table and chairs, China cabinet, kitchen talde apd chairs; electric waffle iron, table linen, electric iron, cooking ut* nsils, fruit jars, jelly glasses, dra|>eries. rods, law n mower, 'ladders, garden tools, porch chairs, rugs, couch, hath room scales, heat lamp. Pyrene fire extinguisher, several pieces of luggage, child’s dresser, rocking chair and desk, doll furniture and dolls and nianx articles too numerous to mention. Several antiques including —Drop leaf table, 2 chests of drawers, 2 beds. I chairs, wash stand with marble top, cake stand, clock anil a few llaviland dishes. WINIFRED S. ROCKWELL

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1 X orge Kef rig era for I Frigittuirc lilectric stove. I 1.Gins' ixwmii suite, like new. I Fleet isc Sw oeper. I Bedroom suite, complete with Springs ami mattress. I Breakfast s* t. I Metal Cabinet. I Drop Leaf Table. (> Odd Chairs. I Wrought I run Chair. Lockers, i 1'iatforni Korker.

’ Lamps. 1 Gateleg Table and 4 Chairs. I Mahogany Desk. 1 9\I2 W ool Rug. Throw Rugs. I lot of Linens. Quilts, 1 Tele1 phone Stand. , Pictures. 2 Drum-type Tables. I small Chest, 1 Chest of Drawers. find Tah’es. 1 Metal Bed. 1 Rifle.

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