The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 February 1965 — Page 6
Ttw Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Wadnasday, Fabruary 10, IMS
7 Yank Dead Nine Wounded
maternity hospital in Hanley, heartily agreed. “It took me some time to get used to being
called sister," he said.
Cradock’s wife, also a nurse,
SAIGON UPI - U. S. mili- said “ w « hav « had * «°o d tarv authorities todav counted laugh. But their 14-year-old one American dead and nine daughter took a more serious others wounded in a bitter jun- view - gle clash with Communist guer- “1“ school they laugh when rillas. One of the wounded is they ^ hear my father is a mathe son of the deputy command- tron,” she said. er of the U. S. forces in South
Viet Nam.
A second American died of wounds received when his observation plane was hit by Communist groundfire on another battlefield.
King To Hold
Strategy Session
Sy United Prats International
The 10 American casualties Martin Luther King Jr. was were suffered when guerrilla j scheduled to hold a strategy forces shot down four U. S. meeting with Negro leaders in helicopters taking part in an'Selma. Ala., today regarding a airlift of Vietnamese para-1 voter registration drive,
troopers into a Viet Cong stronghold 30 miles east of
Saigon.
One crewman was killed. The nine wounded included Capt. Thomas E. Throckmorton of Springfield. Va. His father is Lt. Gen. John Throckmorton, the second highest ranking U. S. Army officer in this country 7 . Capt. Throckmorton was shot in the abdomen. He was reported in serious condition at the U. S. Navy hospital here. Throckmorton's ’copter burst into flames when it crashed and was destroyed but three American crewman aboard it escaped with only minor wounds.
Mole Nurses In Britain Embarrassed
King flew to Washington and met with President Johnson Tuesday night. He said Johnson reiterated his “belief in achieving the objective” of the right of American citizens to vote and that the administration would support the “broadest possible registration of voters
throughout the country.”
One of King's top aides, the Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, told a rally of 400 Negroes on Tuesday night at Selma that simultneous demonstrations would be held in five Alabama cities and towns, including Bir-
mingham. on Monday.
King led a poorly attended protest march in Montgomery Tuesday before going to Washington. and at Selma, around 200 Negro youths, apparently leaderless, silently picketed the
Suffragette Dead BUNGAY, England UPI — jMiss Adeline Bourne, 92, of the
last of the Suffragettes, Monday.
died
Found fnnocent RICHMOND, Ind. UPI — A reduced charge of involuntary manslaughter was accepted in
i Wayne Superior Court here Tuesday^ after no jury could be seated in the case of Verl Toney, 32. Toney had been charged with first degree murder in the death of his wife, Juanita, 32, who suffered burns and smoke inhalation following a tire at th* Toney residence.
LIBRARY RECEIVES SORORITY DONATIONS
LONDON UPI — The gov- Dallas County Courthouse,
ernment will be asked to come to the aid of male nurses tagged with the embarrassing titles of “sister" and “matron"
in senior hospital posts. “Sensible new 7 titles like ward
superintendent or chief male nurse would avoid a lot of embarrassment,” John Mason, secretary of the Society of Registered Male Nurses, said
Tuesday.
Christopher Cradock, 48, who became asistant matron at a
Buys Florida Corp. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—UnitStates Finance Co., announced it has bought Acceptance Corp. of Florida for more than |1 mil- j lion cash. Acceptance finance; has about S5 million in receivables. United States Finance, which operates from Virginia to Texas, has about S38 million in
receivables.
Mrs. Otha C. Faller, president, and Mrs. Sherman Thompson, treasurer, of Theta Lambda Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority, were present Friday, February 5, at the meeting of the Roachdale Library Board to present the Trustees with a check for $500 to be used towards the improvement and modernization of the kitchen in the Library. The sorority's gift to the Library will permit completion, this year, of the program of repair and improvement to the basement of the building. Last year the hall and social room w 7 ere modernized w 7 ith new ceiling tile, wood paneled walls, and new light fixtures. The kitchen will receive similar treatment, and will have adequate facilities for groups wishing to prepare and serve refreshments. Last year the Library’s community room was used by many groups, including the Flower and Garden Club, The Brownie Scouts, the V.F.W. Auxiliary, The Order of the Eastern Star, the Farm Bureau. The Bethel Community Club, groups from the churches in the town, as well as other organizations and individuals. The Library Trustees feel that provision of modern kitchen facilities will add to the convenience of groups using the Library basement, and they are most gi ateful for this generous gift which will benefit the en tire community. Shown above are (seated, left to right), Earl Etcheson, Mrs. Howard Myers, Mrs. Don Wilson and Raymond Crosby. Standing (left to right) Mrs. Elizabeth Sutherlin. librarian, Airs. Eugene Hutchins, president of the library board; Mrs. Sherman Thompson, treasurer of the sorority, and Airs. Ot ha Faller, president of the Theta Lambda Chapter. Photo by Martin Kruse
Built-Ins Are The Secret Of Good, Workable Family Room
liters Flowers
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What’s the secret of a good, workable family room?
Built-ins!
Many Hoosiers Have Written United States Senator Vance Hartke
by Senator Vance Hartke More than 15,000 Hoosiers
!
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ality.
Most family rooms today are placed as an arm of the kitchen where they assume multiple duties: children's playroom, break-
fast nook, informal dining stock
room, and often the party, center for the family's adults as well as for the younger gen-
eration.
drab and cluttery space to a More than 15,000 Hoosiers Kee P in £ i n touch vith the room- of comfort and individu- have taken the trouble to check e ' VuU re P lesen ^ t -^ le on ^
“yes”, "no”, or "not sure -. ; way one can truly serve those ., . . , i who elect him. But too often
address an envelope to me, put;
... , , . people think, “He doesn't real-
on their own stamp, and dropt
. , ly want to know what I be-
lt m the mail, in answer to a 1
issues before
-New Directors
At the directors meeting following the stockholder meeting Chester C. Coan was elected president for the coming
Obviously, this room must year, Ernest H. Collins, vice- :
MW, b. mightv versatile, able president and Richard Sunkel ,: Q«bt,on, quite a fecv who were
secretary-treasurer. ; not on tlle mallln S llst cl 'PP« d
I them, checked them, and sent
So that the organization , them in that way.
questionnaire on
Congress. Alore than that, at least four out of five have added comments, often at length, and even written lengthy letters sus supplements. And when a newspaper reprinted the
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to change its character in the flick of a whisker — or to care for all needs simultaneously. Built-ins are the great helper, because nothing can beat a well placed, well designed cupboard for increasing efficiency and making top use of space. Designed in workable, durable western woods like Douglas fir and ponderosa pine, an assortment of built-ins will put every
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would keep moving at its present steady pace, it was felt that immediate committee appointments should be made. President Coan announced the
following committees:
Executive Committee: Ernest H. Collins, Norman L. Donelson, Richard V. Flynn,
inch of wall space to work — Richard Sunkel, in addition to i handsomely. the President.
; For example, one wall might
: be designed entirely in large, Financial Committee is corndouble - door closets. Inside P ose d of Fred O’Hair, Simpson these sleek-faced closets, ad- Stoner, and Ernest Collins. The justable shelving and drawers Stock Solicitation Committee is of varying depths care for most I 36 chairmaned by Richard
V. Flynn and he is to select the
balance of his committee.
| lieve.” That is wrong. It is important to know how the voters see things. Of course, there are , always people on both sides and you can’t please them all. Sometimes in good conscience you can’t even vote with the majority, who may not have all the facts. But it helps to | know, not just to guess, how
i people feel.
So to those who answered the questionnaire, I am grateful. If | you didn't get one. write to me just the same anyway, any
thinking.
! touch.
It's good to keep in
family room storage needs. The china and linens for the table could go here, just a step away from point-of-use and only several steps from the dishwasher. This sensible arrange-
The nucleus of the Building Committee is Hal Hickman, I chairman, Fred O'Hair and
, , Simpson Stoner, with other
ment keeps kitchen cupboards , . , .. ,
r r members to be added,
free for work storage.
Another section of the closet The Committee on Industry could be designated especially was not appointed at this meetfor children's toys, and might ing but it will be announced
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include hanging space for their
outdoor wraps.
A third section of the closet could open up to reveal laundry facilities, if it’s more convenient to include washer, dryer, and ironing board here rather than in a separate room. For interesting design, the
closets might be built out from deceased,
the wall to appear like free ah persons having claims against standing unit* with adiacent said es,atr wbether or not now due. standing units, wun adjacent must fj]f> the same ln sald court wlth _ wall surfaces paneled in pine in six <6' months from the date of the
first publication of this notice or said
or fir to match. claims will be forever barred. Other special built-ins are „ Dat f d al . ? r n e ,?. n ' ast !i« ItldlaD *' thls
r 21st day of January. 1965. needed, too. for complete serv- Probate cause no. 10.470
ice. In a corner near the kitch-
soon so work and thought can be given to help attract new in-
dustry in Greencastle.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that ALDA M. ' COFFMAN was on the 21st day of January. 1»65. appoimed: Administratlx of the estate of CORDIA M. BUTLER.
All of this great response proves that Indiana voters are interested in questions of public policy. The ten areas I asked ,
. . . i time, and tell me what you are about were economy in govern-1 ’ ^
ment, foreign aid, excise taxes, water resources, interstate highways, “medioare,” the Hartke College Student Aid Bill, health research, Vietnam,
and voting rights for all. Typi-! SPARTANBURG, S. C. UPI cal of quite a few replies is — W. D. Hastings, 88, publisher one in today’s mail—five pages of the Columbia, Tenn., Daily of large punched notebook Herald, died of a heart attack paper, with fairly long com- Tuesday. ments in pen on each of the ten
questions. Most helpful too
are remarks on other subjects, Driver / $ Bill
which have ranged from clos-1 ing VA hospitals to the need for widening a certain highway ;
bridge.
The vote—and the mailing lust was to members of both parties in a wide variety— is gratifying in the strength of support for the Hartke program. The range runs from 3 to 1 up to 43 to 1, except for one item. On hospital insurance under social security, 1 in 8 is “unsure,” and the others are about evenly divided.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A bill to make all drivers’ licenses issued to persons under 21 probationary Tuesday was approved by the Indiana House Public Safety Committee.
New Hospital WASHINGTON UPI — An informed source here said Tuesday the Army plans to build a new hospital at Ft. Benjamin
Harrison, Ind.
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en — perhaps tucked alongside a breakfast bar — could be a small homemakers desk complete with drawers for filing and storage, as well as its own lighting and telephone. Another wall of the family room might be designed in cabinets tailored especially for music, television and books to make this room truly a family living area. In addition to the built-ins’ purely practical contribution, j they and matching wall paneling add charm and personality to a family room, transforming it from the usual blank-faced,
Jack P Hinkle
Clerk of (he Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana.
LYON A- BOYD
Attorneys JT-T^KFSt
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