The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 May 1964 — Page 4

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Page 4 WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1964

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Two Held In Boy's Drowning GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. UPI —Two men charged with murder in the drowning of a 15-year-old Grand Rapids boy were to be questioned by local authorities today. The men, Bernard i^ightfoot, 24. and Richard Johnson. 24, were arrested near Crown Point, Ind.. Tuesday and they were returned to Michigan late Tuesday night on a federal fugitive warrant. The two Grand Rapids men fled Monday after an investigation was launched in the death o f Wayne Kilgore, who drowned Saturday afternoon in the Grand River. Johnson and Lightfoot, both of whom have long police records. were named in warrants charging murder Tuesday. The FBI entered the case because state lines had been crossed in fugitive flight.

Cuban Exiles 1

Hopes Are High MIAMI UPI —Cuban exiles • marked their nation's 62nd independence day with high hopes today that refugee leader Manuel Ray has outfoxed Fidel Castro’s military forces and re-

turned to the island.

Although the 39-year-old Ray had to run a gamut of what may be the biggest muster of Castro's Soviet-controlled and equipped troops since the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, refugees “felt sure he has made it.” Clandestine anti-Castro radio broadcasts which apparently j came from outside Cuba filled I the airwaves during the night. They did not identify them- ■ selves with Ray or any group. Urging Cubans youths to re- j volt, they claimed exile “com- i batants” are on Cuban soil 1 and asserted the island’s “mountains are full of free men ready

to fight."

Amo News Mrs. Katie Rumley attended the wedding of her nephew, Conrad L. Ratliff and Mrs. Ethel Throm berry of Lndianapi olis at Clinton Sunday. The couple was married by the bride's brother, Rev. Patterson. Mrs. Rumley entertained with a small reception at her home in the afternoon. Registration for the Amo Community Bible School will be Friday, May 29, at 10:00 at the Amo Baptist Church. A parade will follow if weather permits. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan attended commencement exercises at Wells High School Sunday. They were guests of a niece, Miss Donna Sue Dale. .Mr. and Mrs. George Dale of Jamestown gave a reception in her honor following the exercis-

es.

Miss Treva Ships of Oxford, Ind., and Indiana State College | was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Nye and

daughters.

Harley Cline of Indianapolis was the Sunday evening guest jof Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Suther- ! lin of Roachdale visited with 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker Sun-

May afternoon.

A Day to Remember Our Martyred Presidents

to light when Joseph Spangoli, Jr., 31, Chicago, one of eight men arrested as counterfeiters I

after the ring was smashed, “talked” to police.

Sunday dinner guests of ^Mr., and Mrs. Gary Hanlon were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murdock and family of Southport. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Unver- j saw were entertained for dinner j Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry I Broadstreet of Fillmore, cele- 1 brating their mutual anniversaries. Mrs. Cora Hunt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John McWethy. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Lona Smith of Coatesville and Mrs. Helen Jones of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nauman j of Fillmore called on Mrs. Cora Hunt Sunday evening.

Add Cheer to Concrete with Color ^

Would you like a brick red patio, a dark russet driveway or a cheerful blue walkway around your swimming pool? It’s possible with a concrete and masonry stain to be found at your local paint store.

Concrete is rugged and serviceable, but it is hardly a decorator’s dream material unless you happen to like one

color—gray.

lining these color stains, called Rez Color-Tones, you

can dress up your concrete areas in colors ranging from flamingo to chartreuse to beige, thus putting a splash of color in areas which usually get little attention beyond an occasional

hosing down.

These color stains, which are the same type used to finish wood floors and furniture, are long-lasting because they penetrate below the surface of the concrete. They may be scrubbed or hosed and are less likely to be affected by scuffing and outdoor exposure than surface coatings. The stains will not chip, peel, flake or lift. If you plan to stain new concrete, be sure it’s completely “cured.” If you want to perk up an old area, you’ll need to clean it thoroughly before applying the stain. Most grease spots, wax and slightly soiled surfaces can be cleaned with mineral spirits, turpentine and/or a strong detergent. If the area is very dirty, such as a garage floor, you’ll have to “etch” it clean with a mild acid solution so that the stain can penetrate the surface. To apply color stains, you can use a roller, a large paint brush, a push broom, or an old

mop. After the first coat has been applied, it will take about six hours before the stain dries completely into its true color. If you want a more intense color, apply a second coat. Some suggestions. To make sure you’ve matched the basic color you had in mind, it’s a good idea to test the stain on an out of the way or inconspicuous spot. Don’t expect to get a single color hue over the entire area. Because the texture and absorption of concrete or, masonry varies quite a bit, the finished result will be pleasing variations of the original color. Where can you use concrete stains? On patios, driveways, steps, breezeways, garage floors, walkways, basement walls and floors, concrete block walls, foundations, areas around swimming pools, play-

courts, you name it.

The “earth” shades, such as beige, clay, brown or green, are particularly compatible with porous stone, including flagstone and sandstone. You can use these colors to blend yard walkways or garden stepping stones into their surround-

ings.

Wherever used, color stains offer a soft, beautiful accent to dress up your home. Complete application instructions can be obtained from your local paint dealer, or from Rez Wood-Tones, Inc., Boa 142, Springdale, Pa.

The Garfield Tomb, Cleveland, Ohio.

The McKinley Tomb, Canton, Ohio.

The Lincoln Tomb, Springfield, III

MEMORIAL DAY, 1964, brings an added sadness to America's observation of this day of mourning for its heroic war dead, since

fallen victim to an assassin's bullet. Kennedy, Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield and William McKinley died just as surely in the

this time last v*ar another President, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, has service of their country as did America's battle dead.

NOW YOU KNOW The first concrete pavement in North America was placed in 1891. in Bellefontaine, Ohio, according to the Portland Cement Association.

Want New Name MILWAUKEE, Wis. UPI — Milwaukee garbage collectors have asked the common council to refer to them henceforth as public works combustible field men.

BRANDO’S SISTER IN PICTURE HOLYWOOD (UPI) —Jocelyn Brando, Marlon’s sister, has a supporting role in "Bus Riley’s Back in Town” which stars Ann-Margret.

Secret Service Agent Arrested CHICAGO UPI — A U.S. Sec ret Service agent was to be arraigned today on charges he attempted to sell for $50,000 a secret government file on the operations of a counterfeiting ring which he helped to smash. , Abraham Bolden, 35, a Secret Service man for four years, was arrested Tuesday and released on his own recognizance along with a man and wife team that allegedly acted as in-

termediaries between Bolden | and one of the gang members, j U. S. Attorney Edward V.! Hanrahan said Bolden was relieved of all duties. He was charged with soliciting payment to influence him in performance of duties, a charge that could bring him up to 15 years imprisonment if convicted. He denied the allegations.

Also arrested were Frank W. Jones, 43, and his wife, Jean,

in prison eacn if convicted of conspiracy to defraud the gov-

41. Hanrahan said they admit- ernment and obstructing justed their part in the scheme tice k and could face up to 10 years Authorities said the plot came

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