The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 July 1957 — Page 8

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4-H Club News Th« Jack.TOn ettea Home Demonstration Club met Monday July 8 with Mrs. Eldon Stanley. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Claud Malayer with the slogan of the month. History of the song of the month was given by Mrs.

FYed Gowin and the aong was read together. Club creed wos read in unison. The lesson “New Fabrics and Finishes” was given by Mrs. Burley Malayer and Mrs. Ferd Gowin. Thi.s was a very interesting lesson and gave many pointers on the selection of new materials for special articles O.-’j of the main points in buying new materials is to read the labels and see the recommenda-

I tions for laundering or dry ■ cleaning. Many of the synthetu fibers are blended with cotton and wool to make lovely new fabrics. The secretary's report war read and approved. Roll call was answered by suggestions for a near by picnic spot. It was decided that our next meeting w'ould be at the ‘‘Old Trail Inn’ with lunch. We are going to take a covered di.-,h to the Barnard

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Naturalizers 6" Value, to SI2.95 ROBLEE SUMMER STYLES

Life Stride 5" Values to $11.95

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School July 17 to help the 4-H ?erve lunch to the judges of the girls 4-H work for this summer. County Fair is the first week n August. Mrs. Hatfield had a contest during the social hour. Refreshments were served to 11 members and 3 children.

hM h*«n a longstanding French tradition, in effect sine# the revolution. It ia frankly, but unhappily recognized by the United States as a fact of life here.

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French Reject US Request For Spies

PARIS (UP)—A French gov-f ernmert official said today that F rance world not extradite a former American Army officer and his wife accused of spying for Russia unless the United States can prove they were criminals. The couple is Russian-born George Zlatovski, 47. a former U. S. Army intelligence officer, and his wufe, Jane Foster, 45. w r ho have lived in Paris since 1949. Tney were indicted earlier this week by a New York federal grand jury on charges of espionage for the Soviet Union. ij But it seerrwd more and more doubtful they ever would be sent back to New York to face trial. The U. S. government thus far has not made any formal request for extradition of the pair. Reli j able sources here said the French government has politely but firmly turned down several unofficial requests lor extradition, insisting a formal request is necessary. But there was some doubt whether Washington ever would make a formal request. This was because the United States virtually would have to try its case against the Zlatovski in a French court, and it is highly reluctant to divulge its evidence abroad. The biggest problem the j Americans face in the chess game | that has developed in the legal fight to send the Zlatovskis to trial is that espionage often is viewed as a political and not a criminal affair. France will not extradite anyone on political charges. This

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NOTICE Closed for Vacafion J^Sy 8 to July 15 PAUL’S PASTRY SHOP

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' Wed. and Thurs. “MAN FROM DEL RIO” Anthony Quinn and Kathy Jurado “SPOILERS OF THE FOREST” Rod Cameron, Vera Ralston

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ALUMINUM BED GLIDER

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A decorative glider for your patio. Aluminum frame. Pillowed aims. Back folds down to make extra bed for guests. Cushions are spring filled and you have a choice of colors in rich plastic material.

Corral Drive-In Theatre SEFLYVTLLE, INDIANA Boxoffice Open 7:15 Show At Dusk

Wed. and Thurs. •THE BACHELOR PARTY” Also “GUN FOR A COWARD” (Cinemascope-Color)

MAPLECR0FT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Stilesvilie on U. S. 40 Show Starts at Dusk Wed. ami Thurs. “GENTLEMEN MARRY BRUNETTES” “BE VST OF THE AMAZON” A Breath Taking Jungle Picture

METAL LAWN CHAIR only $5.50 Heavy steel construction. Baked on enamel in choice of colors. Tubular jteel frame. Contour seat and back.

0-C Midway Drive-In Theater Junction U. S. 40 and 4S.

Tonight “SECURITY RISK” Plus “BAD SEED” Nancy Kelly, and Patty McCormack Thursday and Friday “THE WHITE SQUAW” David Brian. May Wynn Plus In rincmaaeope and Color “LAST OF THE BADMFN’ George Mongomery, and Meg Randall

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HAMMOCK and STAND Stand $10.95 Hammock—From $5«9^ Relax in a colorful hammock. F ame ccm^s apart for storage. Hammocks have attached pillow far comfort. Choice of many beautiful colors.

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