The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1964 — Page 6

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handful of five-pound ($14) bank notes, the bank discovered it was 15 pounds ($42) richer. The bandits had put 50 1pound ($2.80) notes on the counter to be changed into fivers. And they grabbed only sev-

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PUBLIC SALE I am quitting farming, have rented my farm and will sell all livestock and farm equipment. Friday, January 31st, 1964 Commencing at 11 A. M. O.S.T. Located 5 miles northwest of Crawfordsville on the New Richmond blacktop road. 3 miles southwest of Cherry Grove elevator or one mile west and one mile north of Manchester Station on State Kd. 43 or 231. The following personal property will be offered for sale: LIVESTOCK 32 head Angus cattle, 15 bred cows (ages 2 to 6), 4 bred heifers, 6 Angus steer calves, 2 mixed white face steers. SHEEP 90 head of breeding ewes will start lambing in February. FARM MACHINERY Tractors—(50 IHC with live power and power steering; Super M IHC with power steering; Massey Harris 22, ail good Plows—1 bottom John Deere, break hack, IHC 3 bottom, botli 14 in., John Deere heavy duty 16" breaking plow on rublper fo Massey Harris tractor, all good; John Deere 12 ft. wheel disc; John Deere 10 ft. wheel disc. Cultivators—455 IHC 4 row; 44" IHC 4 row ; Massey Harris 2 row; 4 row John Deere corn planter with large dry fertilizer boxes; Superior wheat drill; 100 A IHC manure spreader with power takeoff; manure loader, rubber tired wagon, new In August; Anthony flaring l»ed; 3 ection spike tooth harrow; 3 section spring tooth harrow; ection rotary hoe; Rotary mower; Massey Harris tractor mower No. 6; 6” grain loader complete with gas motor; Cniversal post hole digger; Power grass seeder. 1000 bales of hay and straw; two 100 bu. cattle feeders; 8 Tood farrowing houses. IHC l\ 2 ton truck with twin cylinder hoist; large lathe with 10 ft. bed and quick s|H*ed change, quipped with mounted motor, quantity of lathe accessories Tindel electric welder. 360 amps. Also many miso. articles.

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R. R. 6, Crawfordsville, Indiana J. D. Campbell. Auctioneer Lunc-h will be served. Not Responsible in Case of Accidents.

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Big Transaction HOUSTON, Tex. UPI—Duncan Foods Co. of Houston announced board approval of plans to sell the firm to the Coca Cola Co. for $29.2 million. The transaction would involve the exchange of one share of Coca Cola stock for 5.5 shares of Duncan stock. Stockholders of both firms will consider the proposal in May.

ley, who has joined the Navy and will be leaving on Wednesday of this week. Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin, Tom Scobee and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter and child-

ren and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Calander. Lynn Farrow and Pamela Sims were birthday guests of Linda Whitehead Friday night and Saturday. On Saturday Albert White

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AMERICANS “have very big hearts," Marina Oswald, 22, widow of the man believed to have assassinated President Kennedy, says in an interview in Dallas, Tex. She has received more than $35,000 in gifts. About the assassination. she said, "I have to watch facts and facts tell me that Lee shot Kennedy.” She was a pharmacist in Minsk. Russia, before she married defector Lee Harvey Oswald (Photo copyright station KRLD)

Survival of the fittest was the law of Stone Age man. And the fittest to sur- . vive was often the one with the sharpest eyes. It was just too bad for the cave man with poor eyesight—he died of starvation or was killed by a scavenging animal.

Then, nothing could be done to correct vision. Today, however, optometric eye care is an art and a science. If has come a long way in its short history. The old “ten minute eye test” is already a thing of the pastreplaced by a complete visual analysis requiring some 45 minutes.

The American Optometric Association suggests that when you need your eyes tested you choose a licensed, ethical optometrist. He'll use various instruments and techniques to determine the condition of your eyes ond their proper visual function. The caveman may be gone, but many times survival still depends on your ability to see clearly. |.

RED BUTTONS and bride, the former Alicia Pratt Pagan, are cheek-to-cheek In New York after their Municipal Court chambers wedding. It was the second marriage for bride, 36, a women's clothing buyer, and third for him, 44.

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head, Linda and her guests had dinner at Torr’s Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Pugh of Indianapolis, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Earl Mitchell. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McGaughey and family were Mr. and Mrs. Earley Jackson and family. Mrs. Minnie Sadler spent last week with her son Ardra and wife of Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum and Mrs. D. P. Alexander were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crodian of Indian-

apolis attended church with the Darlene Jackson was a week end Crodians. Mrs Roscoe White ac- visitor of Mrs. White,

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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin. Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stultz. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McGaughey, Mr. and Mrs.

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THINK BI RGLAR MAY HAVE STRANGLED TWO- Oakland, Calif., police believe a burglar caught in the act may have strangled Mrs. Elizabeth Martin (left, eight months agoj, 43, Oakland's 1963 "Mother of the Year," and her 18-year-old daughter, Carolyn (right), whose bodies were found on their living room floor by daughter Susan (center), 17, when she returned home from school. The slain woman's husband, Dr. Frank Martin (also shown), an osteopathic physician, said the slayings “were obviously the work of a psychopath.” Carolyn had been criminally as saubed.

BRITISH Ql ELL AFRICAN TROOPS—-A member of Britain's Roval Horse Artillery stands guard over mutinous soldiers of the Kenya Rifles after quelling revolt in Nairobi, Kenya. The British Royal Marine Commandoes were forced to put down mutinies by nalive troops in three former East African British colonies—Tanganvika, Kenva, and Ugan-da-after a bizarre chain reaction against low pay and white British officers. Three Tanganyika soldiers were killed in the muti ay and one soldier in Kenva, while there were no British casualties.

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