The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 October 1957 — Page 4
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JHf DAILY BANNER today with State Highway Chair-1 th^n set the pattern for what wa<g MO.V, (XT. 14. Page 4 man John Petf>rS testifying abotit expected to be a long trial
GREEKCASTLX, i>D.
Highway Trial In Second Week
the shape he found the department in which he succeeded the
Peters was questioned for 30 minutes on “• routine" subjects.
indicted ex-chairman, Virgil Red Defense lawyers objected at least
Smith.
Peters was the first witness when testimony started Friday.
Defense attorneys for four men INDIANAPOLIS (UP)— The accused of conspiring to embezfirst Indiana highway scandal zle S25.800 from the state in trial crawled into its second week right-of-way deals in Indianapolis
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Final Clearance — All Oil Heaters
20 times. All but two of the objections were overruled by Judge
Walter Pritchard,
oodlda n-8- ?Ry..—R AT KT AR Peters was the first witness called by Prosecutor John Tinder.Three other state witnesses were sworn in last week. They were Charles Dawson, | successor to one of the defend- ! ante. Nile Teverbaugh, as right-of-way director; State Police i Det. Sgt. Stanley Young, an in- ; vestigator in the case, and Ted ; Knap, a reporter for the Indian
I a.polis Times.
I Teverbaugh. Smith, Harry Doggett, Teverbaugh’s chief aid, and Robert Peak, a Milan attorne\ friend and business associate ol Smith, were accused of conspiracy in land deals on the Madison Ave. Expressway by a Marion County grand jury.
McElroy on Job
Putnam Cmipty League YV L R’dnle Lions 18 S Moores Sup. Ser 12 9 ; Mac’s Place 12 9 Hampton's Gar 11 10 Thompson’s Con. Co 10 11 Harpers Tck. Co. 10 11 i Petes Clippers 10 11 Stuckeys U.S. 40 6 15 High Indivi. Game--MeCam- j mack 221 High Indivi. Series—MeCam- ! mack 566 High Team Game — Mac’s | Place 1031 High Team Series- Mac’s place !
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500 Series — McCammack 566, Moore 562, Higgle 531. Buis 506. 200 Game— McCammack 221.
Moore 210
CARD OF THANKS I wish to thi nk by many friends and relatives for remembering me with greetings and gifts on my recent birthday. Clara Hill pi I
Situation Tense In Middle East
Some of the Egyptian troops and tanks which landed in Syria
ADVENTURES IN OUTER SPACE THESE DRAWINGS from the American Weekly give you an Idea of what may be in store with advent of earth satellites and scientific expectations. (International Soundphotos)
Man Is accnstomed to seeing the moon as a ball of cream cheese. Now here is an artist’s conception of how earth will look from near the moon, as viewed through window of a rocket ship. Earth and moon are 240,000 miles apart.
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| were reported moving up to the f tense Turkish border today in a development that heightened | fears of an explosion in the Mid-
lie East.
Egyptian sources in Cairo warned that Egypt "will take military action if necessary to defend Arab nationalism against big power moves’’—a warning that caused new uneasiness in Israel and Jordan. Cairo newspaper pictures showed tanks accompanyng the troops. King Feisal of Iraq met with King Hussein of Jordan Sunday, and there were reports in Am- , man that Iraq, a Baghdad ally , of Turkey, might send troops into JordaTi to defend it against > any threat. Isr aeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir sad in New York the Syrian builld-up was a •‘serious and grave danger to Israel.” And official sources in Jerusalem said the Egyptian •’publicity stunt” could provoke the Arab states into some new ac-
tion.
But Israeli sources said the Egyptian move may alert the United States and NATO once more to the military threat to Turkey. The Egyptian troop movement came against a background of Syrian and Soviet charges that Turkey and the United States planned aggression against Syria, and a solemn warning by the United States that it stood by its commitments to help defend Turkey.
THE NEW U. S. defense secretary, Neil McElroy, is shown at his desk in taking over from Charles E. Wilson in Washington. On wall behind him is the secretary’s seal. McElroy goes into office in the face of a hue and cry that Russia is outstripping the U. S. in the beacons field. (International)
This is artist A. Leydenfrost’s conception of a man-made moon spinning around the earth. Scientists expect to learn more from man-made moons than from the real moon, information to enable them to anticipate dangers of travel in outer space.
Satellite Maker
DOWN AND BURNING, BUT ALL 57 ABOARD ESCAPE
Basic Training Course Arranged A Basic Training Course for Girl Scout Leaders has been arranged through the Trailing Committee of the Greeneastle Girl Scout Council. Members of the committee are: Mrs. John T. Reiling, chairman; Mrs. Robert Loring, Mrs. Russell McIntyre and Mrs. James Madison. Mrs. Grafton Longden, Sr., loi ai volunteer Trainer will present the course. The course will consist of four two hour sessions and outdoor sessions that will total eight hours. Leaders and Assistant Leaders are requested to bring their Leadei:-:’ Guide Handbooks to these meetings.All new leaders end assistant leader r s are required to take the sixteen hour course in order to take a Girl Scout Troop. The course is also open to any other leader who wishes to participate. The training will take place at Christian Church and the dates and time of sessions are as follows: Mondays from 1:15 to
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noth r, ok s \i.r; Tin. und.-rsium-'i. as Kxreiitrix of the estate of Harris ,j. t'tjrrle. vvllirh estate is beinj; admin isl orei] in the Putnam Kireult Kotirt, (’aus,. 111 1 ! ■ e 11 \ Givi'S notice that on the lltli dn> of Or,nher. lit.-.7. and from <la\ to <lav thereafter until sold, she will of fer at private sale at 101 K. Franklin Street. Creem us! 1<\ IndiIlia, the following fersoiml property. for not less than the foil appraised value thereof siihjeet to the approval of the Puin.im Cir-
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One I'r'.t Ford Truck. One 1!t.a" Dodtte Sedan.
Terms: Cash.
Alary Jane Records. Kxeentrix ll-It cut firewood cut^fenc* posts
M65 ° 0 P O B. factory VLjy.lyRj# With 12" Blod* and Chats m MAC-35 CHAIN SAW SHERM’S IMPL. SALES
IMPORTED DUTC H TULIP BULBS 79c Per Doz. WJLSOH BROS. Greenhouse in Kaeeoon Open Daily and Sunday 8:00-5:00
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G3UHSASTLE LIVESTOCK CENTER Daily Hog Market, Mon*, thru Fri.. 7 to IPM0NE 1465
A JAPANESE AIRLINES transport lies wrecked and burning in a rice field shortly after takeoff at Itami. It crash-landed. All 57 aboard got out alive. (International Soundphoto)
Science Shrinks Plies New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Does Both — Reliev es Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids
A WELL-DESERVED REST
THE SCIENTIST behind the Russian earth satellite is said to be Dr. Peter Kapitza (above). Dr. Kapitza went to England in 1921, studied in the atomic and thermonuclear fields at Cambridge university. He left to visit Russia in 1935 and never returned. (International)
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EISENHOWER - NORTH AFRICA GENERAL TO NOW
PUBLIC AUCTION
A* we are moving to town we will sell the following Household and Mise. articles at farm located 4 rni. west of Greeneastle an Walnut St. road on Wednesday, Oct. 16,1957 AT 12:30 OTIXX K I M ivt 'g washer, twin tubs, nice chest of drawers, ehifferobe, d ning table, 6 chairs, buffet, dresser, feather h< cl. pillows, tables, wa-h stand, coffee tables, end tables, rockers, | HxF; rug, 8.6x12 rug and pad. 2 a h drop leaf tables, iron l*cd, •' gliders, wash lx»wl and pit her, other pitchers, lots of dishes, «o king utensils, pressure cooker, clor-k; also cheery hook cas«- and table. 6 steel cow ‘tails and stanchions, hydraulic ja- k for lifting wagon beds, 2 spring wagon seats, hand wagon hoist for unloading wagon, and a lot of other artic los.
194i_y.E Day behind him, as Supreme Commander, Allied Forces.
1943 — Commander in North Africa. Big warwinning job just ahead.
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, marking his 67th birthday Oct. 14
1952—Election two 1956 — Re-elected 10 weeks back, eight years days before. Soviet aid of the presidency ahead. to Egypt on his mind.
and President of the United States for a second time. Put a
1957—Today. Burdens, illnesses haven’t aged him much, it seems.
doesn’t seem to have aged a great deal under the strain and smile on the photo at right and you’re almost back with the t-wuMasibUiti’ of being ton Allied commander in World War III photo at left, 15 years and a lot of worries ago. (International)
Terms: Cash.
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Not responsible in cu-o' of accidents.
IVAN RUARK
C liff M( Mains, ( lerk.
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