The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 January 1965 — Page 7

FOR SALE: 14 Holstein heif- >FOR SALE: 1958 Chev. Bel-,

Real Estate

STILL ELIGIBLE? Eligibility for GI loans for veterans of the Korean War starts running out at the end of the month. No eligibility expires prior to Jan. 3L 1965—phone Jane or Austin to see homes that qualify for your GI loan. E. H. Collins & Co. OL 3-S255 OL 3-9362 OL 3-3828 6-7-2t. FOft SALE: 80 acres, 40 till, | year round spring water, good well. 6 room modern home, good outbuildings, good fenc- 1 ing. Ralph Shonkwiler R. R. 4, Greencastle. Phone PE 92626. 5-4p

ers; calfhood vaccinated and dehorned. 9 mo. to year old. $85 cash or contract. Phone PE 9-2524. 7-3t.

For Rent

FOR RENT7"First floor 3 room and bath apartment, heat and water furnished. Adults. OL 3-9075. 6-3t.

FOR SALE: Good 7 room house, | semi-modern, storm windows and doors, new roof and siding. Detached garage, drilled well. Located on three choice lots in Amo, near Cascade High School, $7,500. Phone UP 3-2538 or 845-2479. 7-14-2p FOR RENT OR SALE: 3 bedroom house, garage, aluminum siding. 517 Ritter Ave. Phone OL 3-5897. 7-3p Home Items

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NEW ALL-ELECTRIC HOME in Fillmore for sale. Three bedrooms. Hardwood floors. Fully insulated. Easy terms. C. N. Phillips, Dial 246-6188.

SINGER ZIG-ZAG

$41.23 FULL PRICE A-l condition with warranty. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Assume six payments of $6.87 monthly. Makes fancy fashion designs, buttonholes, sews on buttons, monograms, blind hems, and all other fancy work built into machine. Call OL 3-3987. Jan. 1-tf. SINGER SIX MONTHS OLD $36.41 FULL BALANCE Assume six payments of $6.07 monthly. Nice walnut cabinet included. Sews backward and forward and reverse, dams, mends, appliques, sews over pins and needles, monograms, equipped to zig-zag, warranty included. Call OL 3-3987.

Jan. 1-tf. FOR

FOR RENT: One bedroom modern trailer; two bedroom modern house; four bedroom modern house. See James Green, 606 South Jackson St. 6-3t. FOR RENT:" Large downstair^ sleeping room next to bath, outside entrance. OL 3-9075. 6-3t. FOR RENT: Nice four room and bath apartment. All on ground floor. Phone OL 3-3291. 6-3t. FOR RENT: Lower unfurnished 2 bedroom apt. Large rooms, nice location. Possession now. Ph. OL 3-9315. 5-3t.

aire, 4 dr., H.T., Auto, trans.,! 8 cyl., new tires, clean inside, outside, a little rough. Make us an offer on it. East Side Motors. 7-lt

FOR SALE: 1954 %-ton Ford:

pick-up. Six cylinder. Good ! tires, new battery. Phone OL j 3-4694 after five o’clock.

Congress Gets LBJ's Health Care Program

WASHINGTON UPI—Presi-,

T-2t d ent Johnson sends to Congress j Cecil King ' D - Calif ’ .

FOR SALE: 1963 Rambler; ra- today a “comprehensive’' mes-1 A though the Amencan Med i

Tht Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Thursday, January 7, 1965

TRUCK GRAIN

Mobile Homes

FOR SALE: One bedroom trailer, good condition; 1958 Oldsmobile. new tires. Phone OL 3-5968 after 5:00 p. m. 6-3p

FOR RENT: Furnished efficiency apartment. One large room, kitchen, dinette and private bath. Adults only. 632 E. Seminary St. Ph. OL 3-5409. 5-5p. FOR RENT: Attractive modern, 3 room house. Newly decorated. 105 E. Seminary. Kitchen appliances and drapes furnished. Adults only. Phone OL 3-6942. 5-5p

FOR RENT: On East Seminary Street one bedroom upper newly decorated unfurnished apartment, range and refrigerator, heat and water furnished; also one room and kitchenette efficiency furnished, heat and water furnished. Call OL 3-9631 or OL

3-9515. RENT?

dio and heater, 6,000 actual"i sage on his plans for improvmiles. Phone OL 3-5897. i ing the health of the Great So-

7-3p | ciety.

Key features will be proposals for health care for the elderly and a network of regional system would cost about $1.2 billion over five years. Johnson also was expected to propose added federal support for medical and dental schools on eventual establishment of community health centers, including help for the mentally ill and services for the retarded. The President’s renewed proposal for hospital care for the elderly under the Social Security program comes at a time when the outlook for the plan appears brighter than ever in Congress. A new “medicare” bill has been reintroduced by Sen. Clinton Anderson, D- N.M.,

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FOR SALE LIKE NEW 1964 / MOBILE HOME

50x10

Front Kitchen Two Bedrooms Duo-Therm Furnace Tub and Shower Room for Washer & Dryer Storm Windows Aluminum Sided & Fully Insulated Lots of Closet Space China Cabinet, Bar Completely Furnished & Ready To Move In

Inquire At

8 EAST BERRY ST. AFTER 5:00

in Service!

THE FRIENDLY

•Citinis Baik ft Trot

(Member FDIC)

cal Association (AMA) is |

warming up its heavy artillery ! WASHINGTON UPI—Presiagain, the enlarged Democratic dent Johnson is getting off to a g7th birthday quietly Wednesmajority in Congress has given flying start in his legislative day vvith his wife, a handful of new momentum to the health proposals to Congress because newsmen, two educators and a

he believes the lawmakers are bit of whimsy,

in a mood to take quick action. Asked when he would finish That is the answer supplied his autobiography, the Publitzer by White House sources when Prize-winning author answered

care drive.

In addition, the Democrats have picked up two more seats on the House Ways & Means

Committee where the bill had asked why the Chief Executive

been bottled up in previous years. Committee approval this session seems assured. The King-Anderson bill would provide up to 60 days of hosptial care, up to 60 days of post-hospital care, up to 240 home visits a year and outpatient hospital diagnostic services. The program which would cover nearly 19 million persons 65 years or older, would be financed by a payroll tax under the Social Security system.

For Sale

FOR SALE: Social size envelopes, (63/4 size) 15 for 10c, 40 for 25c, 100 for 50c. Business size. (No. 10), 10 for 10c, 28 for 25c, 67 for 50c Commercial Printing Department. The Daily Banner tf

7 - 6t LOOK! VPPLES — APPLES,

Farm Items

FOR~SALE: 3 bedroom house, Ig. liv. room, built-in elec, range, gas heat, acre ground, in Cloverdale. Phone owner, OL 3-6335. 6-3p FOR SALE: Modern 5 room plus utility room house in Fillmore. Vern Runnells, Goatesville. Phone 4841. 5-7-9-3p.

PUTNAM REALTY 106 South Indiana St. OL3-5022 Evenings — OL 3-6416 SO. 43 Cape Cod. 2 story modem on almost 1 acre. 3 hdrms. Large built-in kit. Breakfast mi. Formal dining. Large Living rm. (fireplace), l 1 /* baths, gas heat, Full bsmt. with finished family rm., second fireplace and indoor barbecue. I^t us show you. Priced right. 4 Miles East 4 hdrm. modem ranch. Built-in kit. W/W carpeting in living rm. Full Bsmt. Double Garage. Oil Heat, A real place to live. 515 Ritter 4 hdrm. L-shaped modem. Large living rm. Lovely kit. and dining area. 11 2 baths. Paved driv e. Nice Lot. Priced below replacement. Centrally Located to shopping center and school. 3 Itdnn. modern home on double lot. Large kit. (plenty built-ins). New builtin bath. Insul. S/S. Gas heat. Price S9000. 406 W. Washington 7 rm. modern home. Hardwood firs. Plastered walls, Family kit. 4 bdrms. Gas heat. 2 car garage. Price $10,000. 7-8-2t.

BROZENSKE SAW MILL. Feeders, hog houses & gates, all wood farm buildings made to order, 3Va miles south of Putnamville School. Ph. OL 3-5389. Dec. 8-30t.

Two bedroom

house with bath, cabinets, oil furnace and carport available by Jan. 16. One mile north of Cloverdale on 43. Phone 7954641. 7-9-2p

FOR SALE: 20 fresh and springer Holstein cow’s and heifers. Will sell for cash or $10 a month contract. Phone PE 9-2524. Raymond Adamson. 2-6t.

FOE SALE: 75 head

bred

ewes. Will split. Dr.*

Knup-

pel, OL 3-3918.

4-5t

FOR SALE: Hampshire

Boar.

Phillip Goode. Morton. Phone

PE 9-2291.

6-2p

FOR SALE: Extra good hay. Phone OL 3-6332. 6-4t FOR - SALEnHayTSecond cutting alfalfa. Oval Seabolt. Phone OL 3-4437. 6-3p FOR SALE: Tested Hampshire hogs, purebred or commercial. Dr. Knuppel. Phone OL 3-3918. Tue-Thurs-Sat-tf. AUCTION. Saturday, January 9. Starting at 12:30 D.S.T. Along with our regular run we will have 250 head of Hereford and Angus steers; 100 head of Hereford and Augus heifers and 75 head of Hereford and Angus cows. Bloomington Sale Bara. 14 mile SE on highway 37. 7-2t

FOR RENT: Modern six room house in Northwood, clean and ready to move into. Phone OL 3-3291. 7-lt.

Automoliive

FOR SALE: 1957 Ohev. 4 - <dr. Sed. AT, V-8, Radio, clean inside and out. Reduced price. East Side Motors. 7-lt Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over 30 years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf

Three Top Contenders For House GOP Whip

WASHINGTON UPI — Two authors of the 1964 Republican platform and a man whose family has been in Congress since revolutionary days were rated top contenders today for the post of House GOP whip. Although the names of many House Republicans are being tossed about as possible successors to incumbent Whip Les-

Musical Instruments FOR SALE: Small spinet piano. Excellent condition. Mrs. Robert Loring, local representative. Riddick Piano Co. Phone OL 3-4888. 21-tf

Wanted

WANTED: Lady desires ride to Indianapolis. Hours 9 to 5 from vicinity of Greencastle.

Phone Indianapolis Collect DR SALE: 1961 Falcon, 2 dr. FL 7-3950 after 5:30. 5-6p Sed., stick, Radio, clean in- wANTED~Septic - tank "clean-

side and out. Economical

LOOK! — Winesaps & Rome Beautys $1.79 bushel basket, Tangerines, 3 doz. $1.00, Grapefruit $1.00 doz., Po- ,

tatoes $1.49. 25 lb. bag, Cider I lie Arends ’ the three men being and Sorghum and honey. r entioned most were Reps ’ Belleville Fruit Market, 8 Charles E - Gode11 . N. Y., Glen-

ard P. Lipscomb, Calif., and Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen

N. J.

Newly elected House Republican leader Gerald R. Ford,

Mich

miles east U. S. 40.

of Stilesville on 7-8-9-14-15-16-6-t

is expeetd to decide on

next few days. Although Ford has given no sign that he will ask the GOP Committee on Committees to replace Arends,

the veteran Illinois Republican was a supporter of deposed House GOP Leader Charles A. Halleck and is expected to follow Halleck out. Godell, 38, and Lipscomb, 49. were Rep. Melvin R. Laird’s top aides last summer in drafting the national GOP platform. Goodell was a leader in Ford’s campaign to unseat Halleck and in Ford’s 1962 drive to win the House Republican caucus chairmanship. Frelinghuysen. 48, who has the most senority of the three prospects, opposed Laird Monday for the caucas chairmanship being vacated by Ford. He lost by only 13 votes, even though he had not entered the race until the night before the election.

with a chuckle:

is departing from the custom to dispatch four messages to Capitol Hill on consecutive

days next week.

This barrage of presidential poems, proposals — including a health message that Johnson sends today — was foreshadowed in Johnson’s decision to deliver his State of the Union message on the opening day of Congress

last Monday.

“When I die.’’

Asked how he had spent the day, Sandburg replied: Well, I haven’t written any

Head Dress

Party Caucuses

WASHINGTON UPI — Party caucuses occupied centerstage on Capitol Hill today with Senate Democrats taking up proposals to reduce the Southern influence in their ranks. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont., called a conference of all 68 Democratic senators to consider proposals to dilute the Southern Representation on the party's allI important steering committee. It is the steering committee that decides on committee assignments for Senate Democrats.

EXETER, England UPI — The 400 boys at Exeter public school will have to line up for a “head dress” inspection when the new term starts. The school master said they’ll be sent home if their hair is too

long.

Sandburg Is 87 FLAT ROCK, N. C. UPI — Carl Sandburg celebrated his

THE DURABILITY CHAMP ’65 COMET Com* in. Test Drive It Today EAST SIDE MOTORS Your Aufherizad Mercury Comet Dealer tu-th-tf.

Negroes Oppose Wallace's Visit By United Pres* International

transportation. Priced to sell quick. East Side Motors. 7-lt FOR SALE: 1962 Chevy II Nova hardtop, 15,000 actual miles, like new condition. Jack Wright, Bainbridge. Ph. 522-9734. R. 1, Box 139, Bainbridge. 5-5t.

ing. Ernest Williams. 906 Negroes threatened to demonIllinois St. Phone OL 3-3274. strate in Nashville, Tenn., today

7-8p

Wanted — Women WANTED: Waitress, transportation furnished. Bon Ton, Bainbridge. 5-4t.

FOR SALE: Saturday, January 9th: 5 purebred Holstein springer cows, two registered; 4 Holstein springer heifers; 20 good big Hereford cows, 9 with calves by side; 16 choice Angus calves from registered herd; 20 good Angus steer and heifer calves; 10 good Hereford calves; 21 Holstein steers, weight 425 to 500 lbs.; 1 outstanding Angus bull; 1 Holstein bull; also other bred cows, cows and calves, veal calves, heavy stock cattle, butcher cattle, 200 4x8 glass blocks, hay, straw and lumber. At the Boone County Sale Barn, Lebanon. 7-lt.

FY)R SALE; 1958 Pontiac Bonneville 2 dr., H.T., full power, auto, trans., Radio, good tires, nice all over. See it, drive it. Reduced price. East Side Motors. 7-lt FOR SALE: New and used automotive, truck and tractor parts, 1 mile south of Bainbridge. Phone 522-3344.

Hours Tuesday - Sunday, 9- Bland Coal Co. Indiana & East6,• Closed Monday. Dallas era Coal. Now located at 118 Pearson Salvage. Elizabeth St. Phone OL 3Dec. 31-T-Th-S-TF 4732 or OL 3-3847. 23-tf

Wanted—Men

I WANT a reliable hard working man who wants steady employment and a good income. Phone Crawford 6200, Terre Haute, 8:30 to 10:00 a. m. 6-4t

Business Service

FOR SALE: Cheapies. “Fishin” GROSS and FEDERAL IN-

cars or what have you. 1 56 Plymouth, 55 Mercury. East Side Motors. 7-lt FOR~SALE: 195I - CheiT~onehalf ton pickup truck. Best offer. 20 Sunset Drive, after 6 p. m., mornings until noon. 6-3p FOR SALE: 1960 Falcon, radio and heater, automatic transmission. Phone OL 3-6306 after 5 p. m. 7-2p

COME TAXES prepared. Mary Summers, 1024 Ave. B, Phone OL 3-5623. 31-4-7-3p.

Notice

LEGAL NOTICE Persuant to the acts of 1945. Chapter 131. section 4 General Assembly, Paul Stewart. R. R. 1 Roachdate. lud., will sell and dispose for scrap metal Feb. 7, 1965. a 1949 International truck with flat bed. ser. No. 60664-44760 beint abandoned on my property at R. R. 1 Roachdale. Ind Paul Stewart 7-lt

BLONDIE

By Chick Young

in protest against an appearance by Alabama Gov. George Wallace. Wallace was scheduled to address the annual convention of the Tennessee School Board Associations this morning despite the threat of officials of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Mrs. C. E. McGruder, president of the Nashville NAACP, had appealed to association authorities to cancel Wallace’s speech. The association refused and Mrs. McGruder said “we have no alternative but to demonstrate ...” Another Negro leader, the Rev. Kelly Miller Smith, said Negroes felt that Wallace was “not of the caliber that should speak before a school boards association.” Ernest W. Gotten, executive secretary of the association, said Wallace was invited because he had a “brilliant” record as governor and had done much to further education in Alabama. He said police protection had been provided for the governor. In Jackson, Miss., Gov. Paul Johnson said Wednesday he might call the legislature into emergency session to consider federal desegregation mandates on public schools receiving federal funds. But Johnson said there was no immediate prospect of such a session. The 1964 civil rights law requires that each school district, in addiion to the state school board, sign desegregation pledges as a prerequisite to federal aid. The Georgia Board of Education will hold the first of a series of three meetings Friday to acquaint school superintendents with the civil rights law.

New Excuse LOS ANGELES UPI — Mrs. Barbara Landes, a clerk in the Superior Court jury commissioner’s office, has heard a lot of reasons for persons to be excused from jury duty, but the one she got Wednesday was a sure winner. A man summoned for jury duty told he he was the sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sure enough, it was Sheriff Peter J. Pitchess. He was excused.

LIVESTOCK MARKET Hogs 6,000; barrows and gilts unevenly steady to mostly 25, instances 50 higher; most advance on 230 lb and up: 1 and 2 190-225 lb 17.25-17.50; 21 head 17.60; 1-3, 190-230 lb 16.-75-17.25; 230-250 lb 16.25-16.-75; sows 1-3, 300-400 lb 13.5014.50; 2 and 3, 400-600 lb 12.75.13.75. Cattle 700; calves 50; steers and heifers uneven; mostly fully steady; steers choice 23.-50-24.25; high good and low choice 22.75-23.35; good 20.5022.50; heifers high good to choice 21.00-23.00; small load of high choice 23.25; good 19.-00-21.00; cows largely 50 lower; utility and commercial 12.-00-13.00.

SPECIAL JANUARY SALE W« will raploca your eld alactric main switch box with • naw service entrance cable and a new 100 amper fuse panel with previsions far I lighting circuits, a range circuit, a water hetaer circuit and a dryer circuit. All equipment and workmanship guaranteed to pass all requirements of the Public Service Company. CUNDIFF ELECTRIC Phene Collect 795-4176

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They’ll Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Hatlo

Wmem mister SLOGWELL, THE HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER WHO RUNS THE STUPEMT PRI VERS'COURSE, HAS THE KIDS OUT, THEY ARE OH, SO CAREFUL TO PO EVERYTHING RIGHTPRIVE SLOWLYETC., ETC.'

VERY GOOP—NOW GO BACK TO THE SCHOOL ANP TJMMY CAN TAKE

Dr. Burns, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Tues. thru Sat. 9-12 1-5 Tues., Thurs., & Fri. Evenings 7-9 South Jackson t Sunset Drive Phono Ol 3-5814 2!.>»f.

Tonight the SAME KIPS ARE OUT IN THE FAMILY CAR ANP JUST HAPPEN TO PASS SLOGWELL-Tk-SANOAHAT TIP 70 r £LM£R£.TAyt£>ff, 370 LAKEVIBW ' PARK, ROCHESTER, N.y.