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Clinton Center Sets Opening Clinton Center School opens with the following schedule. Teachers will meet on Wednesday, August 28 at 8:30 a.m. Books will be on sale from 1:CK1 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Students will report at the reular time on Thursday morning, August 29th, and will be dismissed at noon. Friday will be the first full day of school Lunch will be served. No school on L’bor Dhv. Regular classes will resume on Tuesday September 3rd.

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Admiral Before Senate Committee

Washington upt — Supporters of the nuclear test ban treaty, armed with another qualified military endorsement, today considered their only problem now is to defeat any effort to “cripple"’ the pact with amend-

monts.

Adm. George W. Anderson, retired chief of naval operations, .gave his support Friday to the

35c per week treaty during testimony before a

closed session of the Senate pre-

$7.00 per year paredness subcommittee. But, Outside of Putnam County ^he Joint Chiefs of Staff, $8.00 per year Anderson insisted that the limitOutside of Indiana ed ban 1)6 accompanied by proper

$12.00 per Year security safeguards.

Anderson, who did not receive

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research indi-| Fossilized tree trunks in the

Antarctic show a fast-growing temperate zone rain forest. Now

look at it!

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The Antarctic ice sheet runs as thick us two miles. The place never was kept up.

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The study shows that life appeared on Antarctic soil just as early as anywhere else in the

ANTARCTIC

cates the continents of the world once were one gigantic land ma.ss which broke apart. And if they don't do something with that nuclear test ban, his-

tory can repeat.

its

Antarctic study indicates that

if once was somrwh> rc else.

Happily, it's where it is.

* • • ' world. They didn't stay as long,

Antarctic fossils picture a once though, lush, green vegetation in a hu-

mid, swampy environment. Ap- It’s doubtful if th6 Antcl!Ct*C parently somebody went south will ever become popular iea' with that. testate. It hasn't got a lot.

Airplane Crash Injures Three LA GRANGE UPI— Luther Buford Keller, 45, Jonesboro, Ark., was reported in “very critical" condition today with injuries suffered when a single-engine light plane crashed Friday on a farm near Shipshewana. Two other occupants of the plane, Keller s wife, Barbara, 39, and Thomas W. Miller, 44, of Jonesboro, were serously injured. Keller's two children, Mark, 10, and Candy, 18 months, and Miller., 41. of Jonesboro, were seriously injured. Keller's two children. Mark, 10, and Candy, IS months, and Miller's wife, Betty. 41, escaped with minor cuts and bruises.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Stand fast, therefore, in the liberty wherewith Christ halth made us free.—Galatians 5:1. Christian liberty is never license, but rather joyful obedience to God out of love Christ.

light in Jaylng down the law to lesser mortals, That’s what makes it so delicious when we fall on our noses in actual play, as so many of us did recently in the national tourmnent. East dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH

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Personal And Local News Briefs

a reappointment to the Joint Chiefs, has been named ambas-

sador to Portugal.

Details of the safeguards, de-

manded by the Senate Armed South won with the ace with Services Committee, may be dis- as little success in patched by the Pentagon today, what was going on.

Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash.,

who asked the Defense Depart- For of an ything better to xnent to spell out how r it will ^°’ South led out the ace and implement the safeguards, said °f spades and then gave up

he expects them by Monday.

obscuring

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TRIED TO CHOP OFF HER HAND—Mai Tuyet An, 18. who tried unsuccessfully to chop off her left hand in protest against anti-Buddhist religious discrimination in South Viet Nam, rests in a hospital in Saigon. She hacked herself twice with a hatchet in the main Xa Loi Pagoda. (Radiophoto)

CARD OF THANKS Tne family of Roscoe W. Murray wishes to express their appreciation and thanks for the acts of kindness bestowed upon them during their bereavement. We especially would like to thank Hopkins-Walton Funeral Home, Moose Lodge, Masonic Lodge, The Angwell Curtain Co., relatives, friends, neighbors, and resucitator. Also a special th nks for the floral tributes, cards, food donations and messages of prayer. God Bless you. Mrs. Roscoe W. Murray and children. Mr. and Mis. Canard Gentry, Sr. will return to Florida next week where Mr. Gentry will be associated with the Lykes Meat

Co.

Nelson Rockefeller, New York governor

Barry Goldwater, Arizona senator

Gerald Ford, Michigan Rep.

Kauris Norstad, retired general

George Romney, Michigan governor

Mark Hatfield, Oregon governor

Gabriel flauge, Ike terra aide

Lucius Clay, retired general

IKE LIKES THEM—On being queried, former President Eisenhower said Nelson Rockefeller la a “good man” for the Republican presidential nomination, and that the party has a lot of good men,” naming these offhand as Republican possibles.

The Beehive Rebekah Lodge Number 106 will meet in regular session at the scheduled time. The Shaner and Trout reunion will be held Sunday, September 1st, at Forest Park in Brazil. All relatives and friends are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Robinette, 1039 Avenue E, are the parents of a son born Friday at the Putnam County Hospit-

al.

The Sims and Finchum annual reunion will be held Sunday, August 25th, Robe Ann Park, table 2, in the west shelter house number 2. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hedger, 800 South Locust Street, became the parents of a son Saturday morning at the Putnam County Hospital. A daughter was born Saturday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Fentress, Hess Trail Court. Mortis Crawley former Grcenca.stle, resident is a patient in West 10th Street Veterans hospital. His address is; West 10th St. V. A. hospital 5th Floor, Indianapolis. Earle Wayne Bolt, Brazil artist, has been saving magazines since 1925. The very unpleasant task of getting rid of them came up recently and Bott had a full truckload of 2,900 magazines, of which 1,976 were back copies of the Saturday Evening Post. He says he'll never save another magazine. (J( | Professor C. L. Beiber, head of the department of geology and geography at DePauw, is participating in a 10-day conference on volcanic rock. The session is sponsored by Wayne State University and is being conducted in the field from West Yellowstone ) Wyo., to Craters of the Moons, Ida. Thirty geologists are in the pirty which returns Aug. 30. Former residents of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards and Mrs. Ruth Miller of New Paris. Ohio, will come to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moore, 102 East Berry Street on Tuesday, August 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will be glad to have friends of the Edwards’ to call end visit with them on Tuesday evening between 7 and 9 p.m.

Ratification of the twenty has been taken as a foregone conclusion. But statements by some top-flight nuclear scientists over whether the pact adequately protests U. S. security, coupled with former Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis L. Strauss’ critical testimony, kept alive concern about moves to restrict the

treaty.

Strauss recommended that two formal reservations be attached to the pact and that Congress take four other moves to guard against losing ground to Russia under the agreement.

Shcinwold On Bridge By Alfred Sheinwold Bridge Experts Fall On Noses Bridge experts take great de-

STATE OF INDIANA SS: COUNTY OF PTTTNAM IN THE PUTNAM COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT APRIL TERM 1*B3 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA. INC.. Plaintiff. KATE L DUNBAR. C SWEET SMITH. FIRSTCITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF GREENCASTLE. GUARDIAN FOR KATE L. DUNBAR. Defendants. NOTICE TO PERSONS WHOSE RESIDENCES ARE UNKNOWN The plaintiff in the above-entiUed proceedlnt having filed Its complaint therein, together with an affidavit that the respective residance of the defendants. C Sweet Smith, is outside the State of Indiana: that Defendants. Kate L. Dunbar and C. Sweet Smith, are the ownen of certain real estate in Pulnam County, in which real estate said plaintiff is condemning and appropriating property consisting of easement interests as set forth in said complaint: NOW. THEREFORE, the said defendant is hereby notified that unless he be and appear before the Judge of the Putnam Circuit Court, in the court hou.e of said Putnam County, at Greencastle. Indiana, on the 6th day of Sept. 18S3. at 8:00 o’clock A M . and file his written objections to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. IN WITNESS WHEPEOF. I have hereunto set my hand and do affix the real of said Putnam Circuit Court this 15th day of August 1863. JACK P. Hinkle Clerk. Putnam Circuit Court. 17.24-3 l-3t

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GOOD OLD DAYS head and one shoulder. The shock prevented him meeting his classes Thursday. Mr. Skelton was walking down a fence row after a cow early Thursday morning when the lightning bolt hit the wire fence, near where he was walking. The force of the bolt knocked Mr. Skelton to the ground but did not render him unconscious. Mr. Skelton came to the local school Thursday morning but was suffering so from shock that he returned home. He met his classes, Friday although still feeling the effects of the severe electrical shock.

NOTICE OF PETITION TO VACATE STREET OR ALLEY IN THE CITY OF GREENCASTLE Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the City of Greencastle. Putnam County, Indiana, and all persons Interested that Lamba Corporation in an action in the Putnam Circuit Court titled. '•Lamba Corporation. Plaintiff, vs City of Greencastle. Indiana. Defendant.” and numbered 20.628 upon the dockets thereof, has filed its Petition to Close and Vacate a Street or Alley named ‘■Ptne Street" located in the east half of the southwest quarter of Section 21. Township 14 North. Range 4 West and described as follows: A street or alley known and designated as Pine Street, being located In the City of Greencastle. County of Putnam. Indiana, and being 16 feet In widtn and extending from tie west property line of College Avenue to the east property line of Lincoln Avenue a distance of 252

feet.

and to cause the same to revert to the adjacent land owner. That the same will be heard on the 8th day of September. 1863. at 10 o'clock A M. at the Court House In the City of Greencastle by the Putnam Circuit Court. Dated this 15th day of August. 1863. Jack P. Hinkle. Clerk, Putnam Circuit Coart LYON and BOYD. Attorneys * 17-24-21

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Evelyn Cline, today, August 24th. Suzanne Litchford, S years old, August 24th. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Allen McCammack, married fifty years today.

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a spade trick to East’s jack. The defenders were now in position to take two trumps and two red aces. Nothing could be easier for two average players.

NOT AVERAGE

As it happened. East and West like to think they are not average players. Modesty, or perhaps shame, forbids me to name the East player; and a wish to keep my few remaining friends prevents me from naming West. At any rate. East took the jack of spades and returned the queen of diamonds. West took the ace of diamonds and decided not to cash the ace of hearts. Instead he returned his other diamond. “I don’t believe it,” said South Clicking his tongue at us in a fatherly way, he took the king of diamonds, discarding the losing heart. Then he led a club to finesse through the jack, and the

contract was home.

It happened a few weeks ago, and we’re still arguing about whose fault it was. Maybe we ought to ask a bridge columnist.

DAILY QUESTION

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POLA NEGRI, now 64, looks over a wax image of herself as the glamor'queen of the 1920s. The wax Image, In the Movieland Wax Museum in Hollywood, shows her costumed for her first American film, “Bella Donna.” in 1923.

A MAJOR TITLE—Abdel-Latif Abo-Heif, 34, a major in the United Arab Republic army, smiles happily in St. Joseph, Mich., after winning the 60mile swim from Chicago. He won $15,000, by a mile.

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