The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1958 — Page 6

Pilot Averts Head-On Crash

' «oIii*»r. -.v:th a smaller plane.

NRW YORK iUP) A National Airlines pilot divec* his loa<.e i p*».«en£or plane at 300 miles ar.

hour Sunday to avoid a head-on into a steep. 100-foot dive and

The DC-6B airliner was approaching Ne*.v York on a flight from Florida with 58 persons aboard when Capt. Jack A. Guthrie saw the two-engine plane

dead ahead.

He put his four-engine airliner

THE DAILY BANNER MON.. MAR. 31. 1938. Page fi GKEUNt INI)

passed -afely beneath the other I plane, which was not identified. A number of passengers were | thrown from their seats amid

TRIPLE J DRIVE IN THU WEEK'S SPEUIAI THROUGH APRIL 7TII 5 Barbecues - SI.00 5 Hamburgers, Plain -- $1.00 5 Hamburgers with everything •• SI.25 Phone 1435 for Carry Out Service

METROPOLITAN OPERA IN INDIANA "EUGENE ONEGIN-' Mon., May 19, 8 pm. I. U. Auditorium, Bloomington New Production with LL'CINE A MARA ROSALIND ELIAS RICHARD TUCKER GEORGE LONDON GIORGIO TOZZI Cond. Dimitri Mitropoulos 18.50. $7.00, $6.00. $4.50, $3.50 & S2.0C

flying coata. hats and am all liiggsge. Eleven passengers were treated by an airport doctor for cuts, bruises and shock. Guthrie apologized to the passengers over the plane's public address system immediately after

the jolting dive.

The pilot said he couldn’t sayhow close the other plane was but "I saw it just in time to get out

j of the way.”

ident of industrial relations, made 20.000 persons travelled the dirt mission found 20 different feder- says four of every five forecasts h:s statement as Ford-UAW -958 ' roads leading to the farm of the al agencies, including 68 admin- ! made by the Federal Meteor-

contract negotiations opened. Heading the union bargaining group of 20 were President Walter P. Reuther and Ford department director Ken Bannon. Tuesday, Reuther will join a Chrysler

killer and giave robber. istrative units, dispensing partial However, Ed Marolla, editor of or complete medical care to 30 the Plainfield Sun, said only ' million military personnel, veter-

about 2.000 persons were on hand for the hour-long unction. The rest milled about the farm

ans. dependents of military men, federal employes and others.

"DER ROSENKAVALIER" Tues., May 20, 8 pm. I. U. Auditorium, Bloomington ' RISE STEVENS ELEANOR STEBER ROBERTA PETERS OTTO EDELMANN NICOLAI GEDDA RALPH HERBERT Cond. Max Rudolf 58 50. $7.00, $6.00. $1.50, $3.50 & $2.00 "AIDA” Wed., May 21, 8 pm, Purdue Hall of Music, Lafayette ANTONTETTA STELL/ BLANCHE THEBOM CARLO BERGONZI MARIO ZANASI WILLIAM WILDERMAN Cond. Fausto Cleva

57.50, $6.00. $5.00, $4.00, $3.50 & S2.50

PERFECT CIRCLE HEAD HEARD ON THE STRIKE WASHINGTON (UP)—W. B. Prosser, president of the Perfect Circle Corp.. Hagerstown. Ind., said today Congress should ‘‘clearly define” responsibility for j violence in strike or violence will ! continue. Prosser was the first witness in the Senate Rackets Committees investigation of a 1955 strike involving the Indiana piston ring manufacturing firm and the United Auto W'orkers union. The four-month dispute was marked by shootings and other violence, I mostly at the firm's New Castle, Ind., foundry.

negotiation team of 14 in another site and left without attending opening of contract talks. the auction.

From Tuesday on. the UAW ; will be bargaining with all the big three until present contracts ex- | pire May 29-June 1, barring an ‘ unexpected early settlement with the industry giants. The UAW’s first bargaining session was last | week with General Motors and I these talks will resume April 8.

A('< l R ATE FORECASTS

Lawmakers Call For Buying Curb

BERN, Switzerland UP—You can believe the Swiss Weather Bureau about 80 percent of the time, the government reports. It

ological Institute last year were correct. ANRMAN KILLED ON ROAD PAXTON. 111., UP Airmen 2C George Toth Jr.. 26. of Chanute Air Force Base, was killed Saturday night when he was struck by a car as he walked along U. S. 45 about a mile south of here.

FBI ACTIVE NEW ALBANY (UP) FBI igents arrested today and armed suspect in an Illinois food market holdup whose wife was capf med as his robbery companion 24 hours earlier. The suspect was identified as Lawrence Hase Fox, 28, wanted on an Illinois warrant for the March 3 holdup of a market at Loves Park, 111. Fox’s wife, lean, was caught at Chemung,

111. .

Discount Russ Nuclear Decision

WASHINGTON (UP) — The United States today discounted Russia’s decision to halt temporarily its nuclear tests, without waiting for international agreement. The State Department said Russia’s action offered the world no assurance against cheating on a test ban. The department said Russia’s unilateral but temporary ban “can be evaded in secrecy and altered at will.”

sc&jESzas-’.wak

Scene from ‘ 3LD Y£LLER” Starts Friday for X f , a 5 Dny at Voncasiie. | ?lrst 29 kiuj to brirg 10 copies of this ad will be idmitlcd FREE Saturday afternoon only. CHATtAU •• TON’GHT AND TUESDAY t ■ . MOST A MAZING JET STORY TO IVBR BLAST THl KREFN! ///, ilL'Y

esnWfKG

JSIIr'

Robert

AHO /

t!oiise Of Horrors' Sold On Sunday PLAINFIELD, VVis. (UP) — The chaned lema'ns of Ed ; Grin’s “Ko-se of horrors,” his farm and other possessions were | <*o'd P:ilm Sunday for a little | more than $5,000 in an auction j that attracted nearly 20.000 per- | sons to the scene of one of the I nation’s most ghoulish crimes. However, most of the villagers from the central Wisconsin com-

upon opening negotiations with nrinity of Plainfield boycotted he United Auto Workers today the auction in protest to the hat if both sides “fulfill their re- Palm Sunday public sale of the sponsib’tities” the bargaining r j h effects of the ‘‘butcher of Plainbolster the auto industry and the field.' They contended the sale nation’s economy. bordered on the sacreligious. John S. Bugas. Ford vice pres- Throngs estimated at nearly

WASHINGTON (UP) — The Republican congressmen called today for laws to force the administrtaion to curb waste in military supply-buying and federal medical services. Sen. H. Alexander Smith, R - N. J.. spoke for his bill to create a federal advisory council of health to coordnate the work of two dozen federal agencies now spending four billion dollars year on health care for 30 million Americans. Rep. Charles B. Browijson, RTnd.. urged action on his bill, nowbefore the House Armed Services Committee, to put the military sci vices’ buying of everyday items like food, fuel and clothing in the hands of a single, civilianmanaged defense supply and service administrtaion in the Penta-

gon.

Brow-nson said coordinated procurement of food and clothing •Tone would reduce annual defense costs by at least 340 million dollars. Smith said the Hoover Com-

I'll Take rf fRon hrrq"

Ford Co., Union Open Wage Talks DETROIT (UP) - Ford Motor Company’s top negotiator said

hhn

gyiAnoriOM'CASSAVETES

□APIESR0FT U'TO THEATRE Just East of s(ilc'.\il!e On U. S. 10 Show Starts at 6:15 1*. M. Tonight John Wayne and Janet Leigh “JET PILOT” Lili Gentle and Mark Damon “YOUNG AM) DANGEROUS” Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Scott Brady and Kim Davis “THE RESTLESS BREED” Tony Curtis “MIDNIGHT STORY”

ROOF CAVE-IN FATAL—Firemen carry one of their injured comrades to an ambulance in Chicago while fighting an extra alarm fire at an auto agency. The ropf caved in, trapping 20 firemen, killing three. (International SoundphotoJ

11 Cubic Foot Deluxe FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR

And Your Old Refrigerator Muit Be In Operating Condition

42 lb. freezer capacity Sliding chill drawer Insulated freezer door Porcelain interior - not plastic Adjustable aluminum shelves - no rusting ever Porcelain hydrator - not plastic 5 spacious door shelves Payments To Suit Your Income!

OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT

HORACE LINK & Co.

They’ll Do It Ev^ry Time

■•••e*«r«d U. I Ra'erw

By Jimmy Ratio

LcT US LISTEN TO VVH4T THE NEW CAR S4LESM4N 4T BLOOPER MOTORS H4S TO S4V A BOUT THE COMPETITION

THE FlNBALL? WELL, X DO.’sl’T —'’'LIKE TO KNOCK A COMPETITOR, BUT between you 4nd me the PINBALL'S A 6E4ST/E4TS 6AS LIKE A TEN-TON Tf?UCK”PUT TOOETHEf? WITH BOBBY Pi NS-IN F4CT IT'S THE LAUOH OF THE INDUSTRY--

NOW LET'S STEP OUT ON THE LOT OF THE S4ME FIRM 4ND HE4R WH4T THE USED CAR < _ S4LESM4N S4VS 4BOUT THE

FINB/4LL ""

-AND HERE'S THE

FINEST BUY ON THE LOT4 FINB4LL/ 4NDVOU know WHAT 4 FIN34LL IS / WE C4N'T KEEP 'EM,THEY SELL SO FAST/ \ STURDY—ECONOMICAL- \ DEPENDABLE-CLASSY

0" ■r.C w.

I _ . I Kf Kf.vrtfi - - y m 'i' a rr. i- . ’'Vqkii* n<-ur^ rrgrw^r.r>|

j:e! , CA* ^FTMENTI

SIOJO WORTH Of ^'isllillg and Boating M«'rchandise giv«‘ii every Wed. You choose your prize. Get You Tickets At UK GULF SERVICE 513 Bloomington St.

NEW LOCATION GlyPiGE R, ELLIS sms 71)8 Blormi'iigton >lr«-r-t Hoit ic B d Root Beer Stand

Lower Your Bdkg imt! lues, and Wed., April 1 and 2 CASH AND CARRY OFF TRUCK Baler Twine 6.50--Binder 7.90 Our Ke|»itatioii Is Behind This Twine Ab-olult- Money Back Giiaranl'-e SHiRM 5 IMPLEMENT SALES Grreneastle, Ind.

'The Store of Furniture**

E009 PANTRY Oven Ready Turkey Ready to Serve Smoked Turkey Gven Ready Pheasant Rock Cornish Gams Hens Wild Rice I')\ :x DAJKY I \KM Ink Sausage, Bacon, Ham Zj] U^mestic Rabbits i-iv DVtirv rM‘*l Tjc'; VVhaat Pancake Mix V7i d R'co Panrake Mix Vermon! Ma-iie Syrup HENDERSON'S KH3B H!LL Phene 7GiO-R WE DELIVER

ars you a little short this month? Mo-t of us have months when we ar* a litHe ?hort of rea-tv cash to pay bills, buy new clothes, take w<-.-ken'j trips, meet rn-oical expenses or for other wor'hwhile purpo-es. If you can u-e some extra cash rifrht now, call SEABOARD — your lending neighbor! L0AHS $25 to S500

IS E. U .i-hinptnn St

*7^

rrnAX** ft»)CPANV

Phnn** 15