The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 January 1958 — Page 5
SPECIALIZING IN • LUBRICATION • WASHING • POLISHING We Will Be Glad To Take Complete Care of Tour Car — DRFYE IV TODAY Bobby Trail - Mgr. BOB MYERS STANDARD SERVICE 405 N. Jackson St.
Mothers Will Be With Sons Soon
HOVG KONG (UP Three eager, keyed-up American mothers entered Communist China today to visit their sons who have been held in Red jails for nearly five years on charges they were U. S. "spies.” They were followed a few’ hours later by San Francisco attorney A. L. Wit in who hopes to collect evidence that will free John and Sylvia Powell of U. S. charges that they committed sedition by alleging the United
States practiced germ ■warfare in the Korean War. The three women on "Operation Mother Love” are Mrs. Mary Downey of New Britain, Conn.. Mrs Philip Fecteau of Lynn. Mass, .and Mrs. Ruth Redmond of .Yonkers, N. Y. They plan to spend two weeks in China on their delayed Christ-
mas reunion.
They and Wirin were the first Americans to receive passports from the State Department for visits to Communist China, with which the United States maintains no diplomatic ties. The Communist Chinese government invited the mothers moie than a year ago to visit their sons, but it was not until Dec. 7 the State Department granted them permission to leave. Wirin got his passport through a Federal Court order. The three women crossed the border into Red China at 7:55 p. m„ EST Sunday, where they were met by Communist officials who escorted them to the tnin '
for Canton.
The mothers were obviously keyed up. Mrs. Downey said *Tm excited"; Mrs. Fecteau admitted. "I'm nervous” and Mrs. Redmond said she, too, was “ex-
cited.”
Each carried a new carton of I American cigarettes for their sons, and a few clothes and personal items. They will travel to Canton and then to Shanghai where Mrs.
Redmond’s son, Hugh. 38. is serving a life sente-nce for espionage. He formerly was employed by an American exportimport firm and was arrested in 1951 and sentenced in 1954. Mrs. Fecteau and Mrs. Downey will journey on to Peiping by train. Richard Fecteau, 30, is serving
skirts either slim or straight, or full and pleated, many of the jackets with leather belts. Contfnued popularity for the three-quarter length coat, often in loud patterned fabrics of spongy, loose-textured fabrics. A subtle, but definite widening of the shoulders, with padding showing in some collections, and
a 20-year sentence for espionage deep armhole and dramatic, wide
rind John Downey, 27, is serving collars in others. a life sentence on the same J charge. They were U. 3. Army Comm< , rriaI ,
civilian employes who vanished
on a flight between Tokyo and Korea in 1952. They were captured by the Chinese Reds and sentenced as “spies.”
Fashions For '58 In Revue
NEW YORiK (UP) — Thirty
Standing
W L
7-UP 35 16 Handys 34 17 Phillips 66 28U 22U Angwell 27^ 23^ Lone Star No. 1 26 25 Fathers Aux 23 28 Griffiths 19^ 31^ USAF 10^ 40 600; Domasco 618. K. Rader
601,
500: Porter 587. Douglas 567, Stultz 565, Furney 557. Shoemak-
SHETR0N p REAL E S T A ' FARMS 160 A.—130 tillable-, well lo- = cated. a mod. 8 loom home, j small tenant house, will sell on | contract—$260 per acre. 52’- acres, 30 A. till., all ! buildings in good state of repair, i * mod. home, 5 rooms and bath. ! immed. possession and 3 1 -.' miles 1 from town. HOME Brick veneer mod. home, 4 i laige rooms and bath, immed. poss. 6-2t !
NOTICE: Our tax services a<*e available by appointment on'y during January. Phone: Ba nbridge 41 R 23. PRUITT'S Bookkeeping Service. 30-6-13-20-27-5p
Mailbox Nameplate** any lettering: reflective house number $1. Free catalog. Moores Sales 14008 I
Tacoma Aye.. Detroit. Mich. 6-lp j FOR SALE . „ „ m6 ubo: . FOR SALE: All kinds of baled ty trailer, strictly modern. Cell
THf DAflY BANNf* ’ MON., JAN. 6, Page 5
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We strive to do the cleanest whitest laundry work possible. Larundry Ease Phone 906. Mon-tf
hay. Call 7026-W. Day.
Or see Harold 6-8-2p.
Electric chain saw sharpener, also chain saw repairs. Sherm's Implement Sales, Greencastle. Mon.-Thurs.-tf
TAX SERVICE- Federal and State Tax returns. Fami and business bookkeeping systems. Milburn Easley, R. R. 1 Br.in-
PUBLIC SAL Of Farm Persona! Property I will sell the following farm personal property at public auction, located S'j miles southeast of Rockville «n the Bridgeton blacktop road on the Eklriilge Rovd farm: FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1558 •1:00 A. M. CATTLE 3 Hereford feeder steers. HOGS 8 Hampshire sows open: 98 feeder pigs. GRAIN & HAY 450 bushels eorn; -100 bales eolver hay. EQUIPMENT Co-Op 30 traetor. 1949; F-*0 International tractor, low, good rubber; 4-row John Drere 490 planter; 4-row Case B-4 eiiltivator for Co-op 30; F-20 eultivator; 4-row rotary h«»e: 24’ folding harrow; Side delivery hay rake; 2 plows 2-14”; 7’ John Deere dise; 8 disc billers for 4-row eultivator; Corn sheller; International 13 hole grain drill; Red Jacket pressure system (used 6 mo.); Mretrie tractor seeder; 175 airp. arc welder; 2 self-feelers (l 1 ^ ton walk-in models); 3 individual hog houses; 15 hog trough-.; 2 hog fountains; 2 stork tanks; 2 rubber fired wagons. At the some time and place Esther Bohn will sell the following: John Deere 1UI eorn picker; AC-60 combine; Oliver manure spreader; I self feeder; John Deere 7’ No. 5 mower; One rubber tired wagon; One Oliver 13-hole drill; John Deere 8' dise; One hog fountain. TERMS—CASH. Not resoonslble in ease of accident FRED J. ROBERTSON, Owner Auctioneer. Earl Stalker Clerks, spaw A Lind’ey Etineh w 'M be served
issued their “watch for” forecast for spring and summer. My own observation is “watch out.” A season of sexless fashions
is with uo.
Sure, for you men. there will be more feminine gams displayed, because skills are shorter than in many a season, ranging 16 to 17 inches from the floor. But any male watching for the demise of the chemise, or gunnysack silhouette, is in for a disappointment. The sack will continue its loose ways right into spring. The only curves left, with few r exceptions, are for evening. “Loose fitting slimness.” said the designers and manufacturers of .their daytime fashions. “But don’t call it a 1920's revival. This one is strictly 1958. with hidden construction as intricate in its way as the mechanism of the
rocket.”
"And let’s face it,” our forecasters continued, “such psychology now' propels fashions.” Today w'as the first day of week-long previews of the new collections for benefit of 200 fashion and w'omen’s page editors, radio and television commentators. The show's are held semi-annually by the couture
top New York designers today er 552, Sears 545. Fenwick 540,
J. Brewster 535, Kerr 524. A de-
gree 512, Wampler 511.
BURGLARY GANG ROUNDED UP IN CROWN POINT TODAY CROWN POINT Four members of a ring who admitted at least 12 Lake County break-ins w’ere charged with second-degree burglary in Lake Criminal Court today. " J v it The four were rounded up Sat« uiday by’the Lake (Jouiuy j iff’s Department, together with nearly $5,000 worth of loot. Owner Of Turkey ,. Farm Is Dead
• t\ r —.
Melvin R. McKenzie, 63, died Saturday afternoon at the Clay County Hospital following a heart attack suffered at his
home on Brazil Route 4.
Mr. McKenzie had operated a turkey farm for several year.? and was well known in Clay and Putnam counties. He w'as born in Van Buren Towmship, the sur of John H. and Laura Williams McKenzie. He was a member of
The Mill Creek Church in Jef- j b r 'dge, phone Bainbridge 76R11 ferson twp. u? going to be sold j ,F,lov - 1 Center.) M-Th.-ff at public auction. Ground consist- Used Chain Saws of many ing of 6 rods in width and 12 2/3 1 makes, $100.00 up. Sherm’s Imin length. plement Sales. Greencastle. Nice place for home site and i Mon.-Thurs.-tf plenty lumber or could be tom j ' down and moved. Welcome to in- c °mP^te Laundry Service, spect property anytime. Watch * ronin e> dyeing, shirt finishing, for date of sale later. 6-10-2p ^ aUn< ^ r y Phone 906. Frii-tf ; Kol gt i J depeclable used cars j come to Barnett’* Used Car Lot, GOOD BUY south edge of Clo^erdale. M-W-F-tf.
FOR SALE: Registered male Pomeranian. 1 year old. Phone S83-RX after 5 p. m. 6-3p
5 L 6 las.
Cloverdale. Marvin
Doug-4-4p
FOR SALE: Hundreds of juke box records, 45 RPM, 25c eat”. 20 East Berry Street. 6-9-?.t
FOR SALE: Two wheel trailu with steel floor and clamp on trailer hitch. $45. 707 S. College Ave. 6-2p
POULTRY EQUIPMENT SALE! j gravel, etc. Glen Crawley 15% off all Jamesw ay Poultry J & S()n Phone 484 _ w or 484 .. )>
FOR SALE: Extra good homekilled baby beef from the Forest O’Hair farm. Putnam County Frozen Foods. Inc. 7.!0 E. Washington St. Phone 762. 6-4t FOR SALE: 9x12 mg. light brown, clean and in good condition. Phone 859-M. 6-3t
WANTED
WANTED—Hauling, com, coal.
60 acres, 55 crop Located 1/, mile
land, south
of 40 East of Mt. Meridian. Good 7 room dwelling, modern except for central heating. Barn, tool shed, chicken house, double garage. Owner interested in trade for dwelling in or near Fill-
more.
For Bulldozer work see H. i Maurice Broadstreet. Phone 33R. 2. Fillmore Box 85. M-W-F-tf | We pay you to take your chicks early. Yes Sir! Take yom strain proven Co-Op chicks before February 15 and you can save up to $5.00 per 100 and if you don’t want them until next spring you can save $2.00 per 100 by placing your order before Jan. 15. Stop in at your Co-Op Hatchery and place your order now. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-Op Hatchery. Phone 743, GreencasUe Ind. M-W-F-tf
Equipment during our big Poultry Equipment Jamboree. Flock leeders. Founts, and Heater Bases all going at 15% discount. Poor and Company. Greencastle.
6-lt
FOR SALE: Block cokL $8 7. ton; egg $8.30 ton; stoker $8.00 OT. Phone 200-M. e-4t
26-301.
FOR SALE: 37 Hereford calves. Harold Stangcr. 5 miles NE of Greencastle. 4 ; 2p
Antenna installation supplies. Kersey Music 3tore, north on 43. M-W-S-tf.
WANTED: Older lady to stay with elderly couple in country. Light housekeeping, moderate wages, good home for right person. Write to Box 193, c/o Banner. 3-3p.
WANTED: Short nights. Moore’s Bar. M after 6 p. m.
order cook, Phone 394-4-2t
BLANCHE PATTERSON: Foot DOCTOR: Will be in Greencastle at Pearl O’Hair’s Wednesday. Jan. 8th from 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. For appointment call 1168. 3-6-7-3t
FOR SALE: 2 registered Polled Hereford bulls, 2-3 yrs. Priced reasonable. Buis & Alkire Polled Hereford Farm, 5 miles southeast of Stilesville. 31-12p. FOR SALE: Usea Spinet piano; Will exchange for small upright or will sell. Phone 1098 or P. O. Box 75. 10-tf
WANTED: Girl flee work - some time or part time. Banner.
for light oftyping. Full Box 19, c, o 4-2t.
Floor and wall tile; hardwood flooring sanded and refinished. Floyd Crawley, Cloverdale. Phone 50E. 13-tf.
Do it yourself $10.95. Kersey North on 43.
Antenna Kits, Music Store, M-W-S-tf.
group of the New York Effess lh- : ‘t^^Rsley American Legion Post.
stitute. The designers do prbmfse : enough variety in the loose-fit-' ting but streamlined silhouette to fit any figure type. To • mize hips, they offered w'idth at the top of the body in the form of gathered back j'okes, full sleeves, school girl collars, high cowl neck lines, and bloused tops. Hemline flares and tiers will be kind to not-«o-slim legs. y Some other highlights from the "watch for” forecast: * , A loose silhuette in suits, with
328 and the Vancleve Method’s!
For Quick Service use our Washette Dept. Washed, dried and folded sixty cents per load (up to 8 pounds.) Home Laundry & Cleaners. 13-t*
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Yorkshire boars. Don C. Patton, Waveland phone, south of Freedom Church. 24-12t
Wh s T£AETJ6D.
Roll around TV tables, $5.95. Kersey Music Store, north on 43.
M-W-S-tf.
FOR SALE: 1—250 gal. fuel oil tank; one oil burner stove, will heat 4 rooms. For quick sale $25 for the two. C. S. Woods, 10 Chestnut St. Phone 638-J. 6-2p
WANTED: Part time baby sitter. Phone 1163-W. 4-2p. WANTED: Haalmg: Livestock, gTf_ln, coal, rock, etc. Pick ip loads of livestock on Thursdays. Richard Allee, CoatesviH* phone B-22-30. M-W-F-tt.
WANTED to buy piano. Phone 1169-R.
upright 6-2p
WANTED: Heating and plumbing, nights and weekend service. Phone 726-W. 6-8-10-.’lp
WANTED; Middle aged lady to live in home with elderly lady. Reasonable wages. Call 852-W. 6-3t WANTED: Hauling, coal, rock trash, ashes, etc. anything, anyplace, anytime. Phone 200-M. 6-3t
wife. Flos- j Ditching, Septic tanks, field FOR SA LE: Victor portable
sie; three daughters, Mrs. Eileen i tile, sewer lines, foundations, etc. ! a d ( lmg machine, good condition.
Vernie P. Zeiner, Fillmore. Phone 17R4. !2-tf
FIRE RAGES IN BROOKLYN
^ck^on, Cory; Mrs. Juanita Temples, New Castle; Mrs. L(ilabell "SmH-hr—Qumeyr—a. kob-;—Her-miL.-pf Riley; JtolDers. Charles, Alpha and Seibert, ; all of Brazil; two sisters, Mrs, \|ida trudge and Mrs. Bertha Bowflen
oRKnightsvillc. ‘ ! ij&TTuf TANKS." cesspool* ffyneial services will be h >i( : and toilet vaults cleaned. Modem 1 Itesday j).r-2 p. m. from the }ii! equipment. Sewers and baseluinei^ Home in Rra- ment drains cleaned with elect-
Address Box 57B. care Banner.lt
SQUARE DANCE: Modern lesson style. Greencastle Armory, Thursday, Jan. 9, 8 p. m. 20-21-27-28-3-4-6-7-8-9p.
APPLES FOR SALE at Anderson Orchard, 1 mile south of Spencer on Road 43. 6-tf I FOR SALE: 12 head of Angus feeder calves, around 425 lbs. Durbin O’Hair, 3 miles north on 43, first house west. 6-2o J
FOR SALE: 1947 House trailei
and 1947 1)7, ton Ford truck Phone 651-J or 9142. 31-6p Your draperies a«pe.n iy ni t le.,
of charge. Art JUrfl/p&t-y
Shop. 4-tf.
Used TV bargains, 30 warranty on used -j^ts^Ktnrs
Music Store ,north "
LOST
LOST: Brendle Boxer dog, female; black face, white breast. La$t seen around Reelsville R. 1. Missing about three week**. Child’s pet. If seen please contact Clyde Gorham, R. 1, Reelsville. M 6-3p.
M-W-S-tf.
! LOST: Small, square ear ring
FOR SALE; Good mixetf'Gfovdr and Alfalfa hay, nevei;,Uyvu w,et. Roy D. Smith, Bainbridge. Phone 34R1U . 4-2p
in Summit
zil. Burial will Lawn Cemetery.
Friends may -Aull at the funer al home at anv time. Classified Ads.
ric cutting knives. Call us, save money. Pay Less Sewer Cleaners 15 E. Walnut St. Phone 6U 29-tf
FOR SALE: ton Ford pickup. Phone 6995-MX. 4-3t
FOR SALE: Hog houses. Call | after 5 p. m. Forest E. Williams, | Cloverdale phone 3-L-20. 3-3p. !
FOR SALE: Old Hickory block coal. Mine Run $7.50; screened block $8.75; 50c per ton put in. No less than 4 ton. Phone 21267 or 21252, Brazil.
4-6-8-3p
FOR SALE at Camden: 500
All channel Conical Antenna, $9.95. Kersey Music Store, north
on 43.
FOR SALE: 6 or 7 foot refrift- i fanc - v steel ' •’“Ive* 300-500 lbs.
REAt ESTAi£
FOR SALE: My ho ne at 516 E. Washington Si. Charlotte Matthews. Phone 207-.M. Shown >y appumtnvn!. 6-tf FOR SALE* 117 acres UH. plenty, water; average fence, good outbuildings,:^a really good 6 room modern iiyme. Immediate possession. Cash or contract with 55,000 dwn. A good farm and nice home, who is interested, call O. U. Carpenter, Progressive Real Estate. 25 So. Vine St. Phone 435-W. 6 . u .
Reniemner East Bide Motor Sales for expert body work, Painting, Wheel Alignment and Mechanical Work. Over 80 years xperief!' e Free est.triiares.6-tf
erator, good condition, $25.00,
M-W-S-tf. Air-tight wood heater $4.00; 21-
l
inch TV with rabbit ears, good, $50.00 ; 30 bales wheat straw, wire tied, one or all 40c a bale. Would sell 98 acre farm. Pete Cox, 3 V s miles east of Belle Union. 4-tf
Electric wiring,, quicK service Small or odd jobs our sneetaP * Phone 7016-W. M-U -K u
FOR SALE: 34 toot modern rouse trailer. 8 E. Berry St. R. E. M, Guffey, phone 1423 or 9113. Mon.-Wed.-tf
2C0 Hereford and Angus heifer calves 350-500 lbs., 20 registered Shorthorn springer cows. Wertheimer Cattle Co., ph. 40. 4-3t.
F uIb rit e's hard finish means a brighter shine, better wear.
Firemen fight to < ntrol a blaze that drove some 300 Brooklynites into the icy streets in night clothes, lire tire tinted in a plastics warehouse and spread rapidly under whipping of high winds to < th t buildings At cne tune th- blaze threat : .1 th.ee city blocks.
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THAT MEMO IS JUST A CARBON O c A SALES SUP FOR A NEW SNOW shovel, BUT FERRET WILL ST-ART THE RUMOR WE'RE MOVING TO ALASKA-
I'M GONG T TO CALL BlGDOME FROM THE OUTSIDEDISGUISE MV VOICE AND TELL HIM HE'S WANTED IN the WASHROOM-
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INCOME TAX SERVICE forest G. Kurst Averil G. Ketchum Cloverdale Phone 64-G
FOR SALE: ; range. $35. Can I Hill St.
4 burner be seen at
FOR SALE: 1547 Na^h 4 don:. New rebuilt engine; 3 new tires; new battery; elear. inside and out: excellent transportation. 34 Beveridge St. 6-lt At Cloverdale Sale Barn Tuesday: 120 head of good feeding hogs, weighing 60 to 140 lbs. It
6-3p
GLIDES ON EASY FLOOR POLISH
Yiur Aithtritil FiDir Brash Dialer FRED EVANS Phone 187-WX SI.33 qt. - S3.99 gal.
With red sets. Call 449-.VI after 6;15 p,.m• Reward. 6-lt FOR KENT FOR RENT; Warm sleeping room. 4 02 S. Indiana St. or phone 1146-W. 6-tf FOR RENT: Clean warm sleep* ing room next to bath 507 So. Indiana St. 6-3p FOR RENT: large sleeping room, private bath. Phone 321-M.
6-8-9-3p
for RENT Garage on S. Arlington St. Rhone 204-M.
31-6-2L
Permanent '1 rader Space. Ref- , erence required. White Oak Motor Court, Rd. 40. All modern ••equirements M-W-F-tf. FOR RENT: room down* stairs apt., semi-modern, hot and ■ cold water. Located in Morton, Ind. Call 606 S. Jackson St. M-W-F-tf FOR RFXT o) LEASE; BoOtt ’N Saddle restaurant, fully equipped. Apply in person to Jack Hinkle. 3-3t FOR RENT Uppet t room furnished apartment, utilities included. 709 S. Ijocust. Phone 795-W. After 1:30 p. m. 30-tf
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