The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1958 — Page 4

' TO? DAftY BANNPI wi.ii. 4an*, ^n. Pje<* t GREEN'rAftVLE. IN'D. Xl XII.IARV TO HEAR XBOI'T STATE

Expeiienccs at the Hoosier Girls State will be described by Miss Riia Sackett at Cloverdale Hiffh School, to be held at 9:00 a.

Vitaniemi. Clinton

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Rector Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 841

BEE TV-RADIO SERVICE 835 V Arling-ton. Phone 71

«*l_flrawoo6 cut^fanc* posft $ 165 00

THE MAC-35 CHAIN SAW

CHAIN SHARPENING By Electric Sharfiener CHAIN SAW REPAIR SHERM’S IMPL. SALES

m. on January 30th. Nfi?? Sackett | Spencer. G’Castle ■ xas a citizen of Hoosier Girls i Beaman, G'Castl? ! Stite under the sponsorship of j By?r, Wjley .he Auxiliary Unit, and was one j Eurk. Sullivan j of more than 975 specially select- ! Arnett. Sullivan ed high school juniors who prac- | York. G'Castle ; ticed the operation of democra- i Unger. Sullivan tic government at Auxiliary J Solomon, Clinton Gills State. June 22-20. 1957. A S"rv, Uinton film of the 1957 Hoosier Girls | Kehrt. Garfield

State will be shown.

Girls tales were held in every state and the Panama Canal one, according to Mrs. Cleo Truesdel. Girls State Chairman of the local Auxiliary' Unit. The

girls attending weie selected for i 4 Ac.^s potential leadership abilities and Alley Rats ... the training program was design- Hot Rods ed to give them practical ex- I Openers perience in political and govern- i Maple Busters mental affairs. Two girls from | Jokers each Girls State attended the | Long Shots

Auxiliary sponsored Girls Na- Nits & Nats ^ lion in Washington, D. C., la.-t Men SCO Series—J. Ellis 561. N. j July. Miss Lana Kay Ruegamer, Burkhardt 553, J. Domasco 532, Lafayette. Indiana Governor of l Conyers 515, M. York 510, K. | Hoosier Girls State and Miss Justus 509, E. Thompson 500. Linda Elizabeth Marshall, Fort Women 400 Series—H. Wal- | Wayne, Indiana Outstandirg },i s 454 c. Justus 452. A. DoGirl Stater, represented Hoosier m asc6 449. D. Braden 421. F.

Girls State. J Slaughter 405.

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Red Party Boss^ 'Distorts' Facts

WASHINGTON (UP) — The United States accused Soviet 1 1 Communist Party boss Nikita Khrushchev’ today of spreading a ) ‘•distorted view” of U. S. policies and motivations in world affairs. A statement read by State Department press officer Lincoln White isaid this shows “the difficulties which would beset a short, unprepared meeting of heads of government such as the I Soviet government has propos- | ed.” In answer to a question. White said the U. S. view on holding a summit meeting with Russia re 1 mains a^i set forth by President Eisenhower in his Jan, 12 lettei lo Soviet Premier Nikolai Bui- | ganin. White said that “calls for ade- I quate preparation” at the diplomatic and foreign ministers level. Khrushchev has said the U. S !

IhOIStMWI 19 POUNDS HOEVi ELITE

Clovers, Amo Win

B Tourney Tilts

Cloverdale walloped Eminence, 41 to 21, and Amo clobbered Clayton, 48 to 29, in the second round of the Little League Conference B team tourney at Fill-

moie Tuesday evening.

The final game will be played Thursday night at 8 between Cloverdale and Amo. Eminence and Clayton will meet in a con-

solation tilt at 7 p. m.

Dodger Catcher Is Fighting Back

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Wit STANDING Team Won Imst Pet. Garfield 4 0 1.000 Dugger —. 3 0 1.000 Clinton, 4 1 .800 ! Greencastle 3 1 .750 ' Jt-r.Vimcyer 3 2 .600 j Wiley 3 2 .600 j Linton 2 3 .400 j Brazil 1 4 .200 | Sulliv n 1 7 .125 ; State Lab 0 4 .000 i SCORING LEADERS Player G FG FT TP Latinovich, Clinton 5 56 30 142 1 Hall. Gerstmeyer .. 4 42 33 117, Carter, Wiley 5 33 25 91 j Dischinger, Garfield 4 32 24 88 Wolvenon, Brazil 5 36 16 8S

GLEN COVE. N. Y. UP - Roy j Campmella is on the road back. That was the substance of a dramatic bulletin from tne stricken Los Angeles Dodger catcher’s bedside at Glen Cove Community Hospital today less than 24 hours after the 36-year old basebril great escaped deatn by an inch in an automobile accident. “Campanella's condition is somewhat oetter and the overall picture fairly encouraging” the hospital bulletin said early this morning. “His paralysis is unchanged but i>: could not be expected to improve as yet.” The bulletin, issued by Dr. Robert W Sengstaken, the neuriogkal physician v.ho operated lore than four hours on Campanella Tuesday morning, and hospital administrator Harry Gifford, said the stricken patient “remains on the danger list.’* But hospital spokesmen emphasized the encouraging aspect of the bulletin in a clear indication that physicians believed Campy had won his primary battle—for

life.

; proposal for banning long-range j missiles would protect U. S. terI ritory but preserve weapon-' Which could ‘ keep the whole j world in a state of war.” White said Khrushchev “point- 1 omits any mention of the long series of initiatives of th" United States for peace as well , as its long constant record of ; non-aggression.” NEW MAYESVILLE Mr. and Mis. Bob Leak had | supper with Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Bonames, at North Salem Satur- j

day.

• Mr. and Mrs. David Summers and family of Thorntown spent : Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j Cha'Uncey Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Loot; and > family of North Salem, visited ’ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob and daughter. Mrs. Morne Keck, visited last , week with her sister, Mrs. Mod lin at Mooresville. Sharon Leak spent Frida? night with her cousin, Barbara Loots, at North Salem. Clarence Ward called on Noble Storm, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ki^r of Indianapolis visited Sunday with Pearl Elliotte. Company of Rev. and Mrs. Ralston Sunday were their daughter Janie and husband of Stilesville.

Toughest automotive tests of all time prove LOW-COST PLYMOUTH LOOKS, RONS LIKE NEW-AFTER 58,000 MILES It's America's biggest automotive value—when you buy it ...and when you trade

Dramatic braking test made before top automotive editors. The Plymouth on the right had just completed a 58,000-mile cross-country run. Other tests included acceleration, ride smoothness, gas economy, handling ease. The 58,000-mile veteran performed like new!

One of the Plymouths above is fresh from the assembly line. The other, a veteran of the toughest test run of all time: 58,000 continuous miles in 58 days. A thousand miles a day through 37 states. We put both of these Plymouths through the same exacting tests. Acceleration. Gas economy. Handling ease. Braking efficiency. The results: the Plymouth that had driven 58,000 miles—the equivalent of 6 years on the road—could hardly be told from new. Like the new Plymouth, it zoomed from 0 to 40, 40 to 60 in a matter of seconds. In a 40-mph “panic” stop, it halted within 38 inches of the new car. And in the vital area of gas economy.

careful tests proved that the 58,000-mile car delivered almost the exact same mileage as the new Plymouth. It rode with a smoothness and handled with an ease that astounded even veteran test drivers ... men who had thought they’d seen everything. What does it all prove? Just this: from the day you buy it, to the day you trade it in, your new Plymouth will take you to wherever you’re going ... faster, smoother, easier, safer. You get more value now ... and you get more dollars when you trade. Get your Plymouth dealer’s fair appraisal of your present car and see how easy it is to own America’s biggest automotive value.

stays young and proves it!

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NOTICE TO TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS The following Morton telephone numbers were changed Wednesday, January 29, I£58 at 6:30 A. M. Please cut out this list of new telephone numbers and place in your telephone Directory for future reference.

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