The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 August 1965 — Page 2

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Th« Daily Bannar, Greaneastla, Indiana Wednesday, August 11, 1965

Editorial-Wise High Market Ratings Many of this newspaper's readers are probably not aware that Greencastle and Putnam County have high market ratings in Indiana. According to a survey by Sales Management Magazine. Indiana's rating is 100. Greencastle's market rating is 138 and Putnam County's rating is 93. Greencastle ranks with the top markets in all Hoosierdom. Now many people do not particularly care for figures but the following statistics as compiled by Sales Management Magazine should be of considerable interest to every adult citizen of this ctiy and county:

Population

1964

1963

1962

Putnam Co. ..

25.600

25,400

25,500

Greencastle ....

8,700

8.600

Retail Sales

Putnam Co. ..

$31,555,000

$28,451,000

$27,059,000

Greencastle .. Quality Index Of Market

$24,973,000

$18,977,000

$17,924,000

Putnam Co. ..

Greencastle ....

138

126

Effective Buying Income Putnam Co. ..

$52,503,000

$49,506,000

$48,003,000

Greencastle ..

$21,144,000

$20,204,000

$19,493,000

Effective Buying Income

Per Household

Putnam Co. ...

... $7,395.00

$6,973.00

$6,858.00

Greencastle $9,193.00

$8,784.00

$8,860.00

Gains Backing Viet Nam policy in the past, said no one was "trying harder to find honorable avenues of negotiations” than the president. White House Press Secretary Bill D. Moyers said he thought there was an improved sense of understanding between Johnson and Congress, and more general support for the war throughout the nation.

These statistics all point to the fact that Greencastle and Putnam County are really top communities in which trade. Why take local and county money and spend it in Indianapolis or Terre Haute when you can do just as good, and in many cases, a great deal better than in other cities? This article is actually blowing Greencastle and Put-

nam County's horns.

Why not trade at home and keep your money at home? This will help each and everyone of us in the long

Seek Backing of Neutral Nations GENEVA UPI — Communist China is conducting a whispering campaign here to influence neutral nations at the 17-nation disarmament conference, it was learned today. Red Chinese diplomats are quietly contacting non-aligned officials at cocktail parties and receptions in Geneva to push the Peking line. Previously Peking has avoided any and all contact with delegates to the conference which it contends is a “conspiacy” between the Soviet Union and Western "imperial-

ists.”

Now, however, the Chinese Embassy in Bern and the Peking consulate in Geneva have become active on the conference sidelines. Neutral sources said the Chinese are also making themselves heard in the home capitals of the eight non-committed countries attending the disarmament talks. The Peking officials are telling the neutrals that the conference serves no useful pur- i

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Ladies Cotton DRESSES Values to 18.00

7.00

Ladies Summer PURSES Value* to 9 00 1.00

Ladies Cotton BERMUDAS VoIum to 10.00 2.00

Ladies Cotton SKIRTS Values to 12.00

3.00

Ladies Costume JEWELRY Values to 3.00 50c

Ladies Cotton SLEEPWEAR Values to 7.00 2.00

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Bible Thought Not everyone that saith unto me. Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; hut he that doeth the will of my Father which Is In heaven. Matthew 7:21. Profession is not enough. Doing is what counts. The test of our faith is found in our obedience to the Lord. Then, there w r ill be no disappointment in the judgment. Personal And Local News The Orlando Gorham reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 15, at Table No 10 in Robe-Ann

Park.

The annual Charles A. and Emily E. Cooper reunion will be held Sunday, August 15, al Robe-Ann Park. Members of the Reelsvilie Social Club are asked to make reservations by August 23 for the annual club luncheon. Delta Gamma Alumni will meet with Mrs. David Houck, 15 1 2 North Indiana Street on Thursday at 1:00 p.m. Lester Leonard, 926 Tennessee Street, has been called to Madeira, Calif., due to the illness of his sister. He will return w'hen she has recuperated. Mayor Ray Fisher announced today that the regular meeting of the city council will not be held Monday, August 23, but will be held on Monday, August

30th.

J. C. Evans, 43, Clinton, Kentucky, was lodged in the Putnam County jail Tuesday night by State Trooper Jack Hanlon on a public intoxication charge. St. Paul’s Fatima Groups will meet Friday, August 13th. The noon group will meet at the church and the evening group at the home of Mrs. Richard Flynn, 701 Shadowlawn Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ellis are visiting their daughter, Darlene, and her husband, Harlan McGrew r , and sons Jeff and Greg. Mr. McGrew is band director at Huntingburg. Grafton Austin has returned home aiter treatment at the Mayo Clinic and St. Mary's Hospital wheie he reported he received the very best of care. City firemen made a run to the Greencastle Christian Home, corner of Jackson and Poplar Streets, shortly before noon Tuesday. They reported that it was a false alarm. Revival services will be held at the Quincy Baptist Church from August 16 to 28 at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Arthur Bowser will preach and Mrs. Bowser will be in charge of the

Sheinwold On Bridge Postpone Finesse In Opponent’s Suit By Alfred Sheinwold It usually pays to postpone a finesse in the enemy’s suit. Sometimes the finesse goes away if you pay no attention to it. Sometimes you are saved because the missing high card turns out to be a singleton or part of a doubleton. South dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH A K6 K.J3 O J 1095 A qj 104 WEST EAST A Q 7 3 A 109 8 42 10 9852 <?Q6 0 A4 0763 ♦ A 8 5 A 762 SOITH A A J 5 A 7 4 O KQ82 A K 9 3 Smith West North East 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass Opening lead — 10 When West leads the ten of hearts you are tempted to play dummy's jack. Even if East produces the queen, you can still win with the ace. This is no advantage. If you take that first heart trick so full of honors, West is just one trick away from establishing his suit. He gets in with one ace to force out the king of hearts, and West gets in with the other ace in time to defeat the contract with the rest of his hearts. You can make the contract by playing a low heart from dummy at the first trick instead of the jack. Take the ace of hearts tnd lead a minor suit. If East has one of the missing aces and you happen to lead that | suit first, he will be unable to | lead hearts up to dummy’s kingI jack. To put it another w^ay, the finesse may go away if you pay no attention to it. USEFUL SHORTNESS In this case West has both aces and therefore gets in no ! matter which suit you lead first. ■ West continues with another heart, and this time you try the finesse with dummy’s jack | fsince you cannot tell that the i queen is blank.) "Big deal," you complain. I “Wrat’s the difference between j losing to the queen of hearts early or late?” The difference is game. When you lose the heart finesse late, : East Is out of hearts and canI not return the suit. No matter I what East returns you have ; time to force out West’s ace and thus make sure of ten tricks. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one spade, j and the next player passes. You hold: S-10 9 8 4 2 H-Q 6 D7 6 3 C-7 6 2. What do you j say ? Answer: Pass. Despite your , length in partner’s suit the hand | is far too w r eak for any response.

Sinatra's Yacht At Newport, R.I. NEWPORT, R.I. UPI — The rented pleasure yacht of Frank Sinatra was back in Rhode Island waters today, its cruise to Martha’s Vineyard Island saddened by the drowning of a crew member. The 168-foot yacht Southern Breeze left Vineyard Haven Tuesday night as the Coast Guard continued an investigation into the loss of third mate Robert S. Goldfarb, 23, of the Bronx, N.Y. The yacht was scheduled to berth at The Moorning here later today. It was forced to drop anchor during the night because of fog. Aboard the yacht with Sinatra, 49, were television starlet Mia Farrow, 19, and actresses Claudette Colbert and Rosalind Russell. Goldfarb drowned in the choppy waters off Vineyard Haven early Tuesday. He had given a life jacket to James O. Grimes of Ireland, a non-swimmer and fellow crewmate of the Southern Breeze, when the eight-foot dinghy in which they were riding capsized. Two girls, also in the dinghy, swam safely to the yacht.

Rep. L. Mendel Rivers, DS. C., handling the bill to get tough with youngsters threatening to burn their draft cards, denounced scattered youth groups demonstrating against U. S. policy in Viet Nam. In some cases the peace demonstrators have called for burning of draft cards as a symbol of defiance. It was at this threat the bill was aimed. Alteration or forgery of draft cards already is a federal offense, punishable by fines up to $10,000 and jail terms up to five years. Tuesday’s bill, extends this punishment to one w r ho "knowingly destroys” or "knowingly mutilates” his draft card.

with 20,240 a week earlier tnd 28,854 a year ago.

High And Low ^ NEW YORK UPI—The highest temperature reported to the U. S. Weather Bureau Tuesday, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 110 at Blythe, Calif. The low this morning was 38 at Alpena, Mich.

Jobless Decrease INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Employment Security Division Tuesday announced that claims for unemployment compensation went up 4.7 per cent last week over the week before. Director Lewis F. Nicolini said, however, that the claims remained 26.5 per cent lower than in the corresponding period a year ago. Nicolini said 21,195 claims were filed last week compared

1966 SENIORS Make your picture appointment for the month of August. This will enable you to have your pictures delivered before Thanksgiving. Our studio has a contract with the following schools: Fillmore, Greencastle, Reelsvilie, and Russellville. However, we welcome Seniors from the other schools and promise you quality work at prices you can afford. Call OL 3-5221 RALPH TAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY

Woman Is Elected By Republicans RUSSIAVILLE, UPI — The mother of former Indiana State Treasurer Robert E. Hughes overcame a slight Democratic trend to become the only Republican elected in Russiaville's first ! town election. Mrs. Mabel Hughes, seeking to be the town’s first clerktreasurer, defeated Mrs. Gertrude Younkin, a Democrat. 147 to 129, according to unofficial returns compiled after votes from 277 of an estimated 350 to 400 eligible voters were counted here Tuesday night. The returns were to be filed today in Howard County Circuit Court at Kokomo and presumably for checking later by a canvassing board. Russiaville took on the status of a town after the Palm Sunday tornado last April 11 devastated the unincorporated rommunity, forcing a complete rebuilding program. Five Democrats were elected to the town board, unofficial results showed. But the margins in two of the races were extremely close.

ANNIVERSARIES

Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ruark, 48 years today, August 11.

Don't Destroy Your Draft Card WASHINGTON UPI — The House, looking ahead to this Fall's Increased draft calls, moved Tuesday to jail those who destroy draft cards. It also passed without dissent a $1.7 billion appropriation to push construction work at defense bases at home and abroad. Both measures now go to the Senate.

SUPER SANDWICHES SPOTLIGHT SUMMER MENUS

FINAL CLEARANCE AT THE BOOTERY SAVINGS UP TO 95% - HURRY!

Women's Dress SHOES Values to 13.99 3°°

WOMEN’S DRESS & CASUAL FLATS Values to 12.99 200^00

Ladies Golf SHOES Values to 12.99 3 00

All Children's SHOES Values to 8.99 joo

WOMEN’S CANVAS Values to 5.99 1.00 Children’s & Boys’ $1.00 & 2.00

Men's SHOES Values to 24.99 Joo. goo

Tops in the Clean Clothes Class. Old Reliable White Cleaners.

County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Sandra Horn, Fillmore Laura Snover, Cloverdale Jerry Miller, Roachdale Edna Wilson, Roachdale Freda Stroud, Clayton Calvin Elmore. Stilesville June Masten, Greencastle Roxanna Miles, Greencastle Rickie Query, Greencastle Mrs. Larry Rogers and son, Greencastle

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It's sandwich-time again ... as America’s favorite mealtime and snacktime food zooms into increased popularity as the outdoor season reaches its peak. So easy and convenient to prepare. sandwiches are a boon to you homemakers, too, who would rather be out of doors sunning than inside the kitchen cooking. Canned chicken gravy really speeds preparation along in these Chicken Sandwiches Deluxe. Chicken and tomato, layered on crunchy club rolls, meld delectably with the gravy which is glorified with garlic and green pepper. Lunch or supper go-alongs include a vegetable relish tray, fresh peaches a la mode, and a pitcher of frosty iced tea. Chicken Sandwiches Deluxe

2 brown and serve club rolls 2 tablespoons green pepper strips % clove garlic, minced 1 tablespoon butter or margarine

1 can (10% ounces) chicken gravy Cooked chicken slices (enough for 4 sandwiches) 8 slices tomato Salt Pepper

Prepare rolls as directed on package; split and toast. In saucepan, cook pepper and garlic in butter until pepper is tender. Add chicken gravy. Heat, stirring now and then. Arrange chicken and tomato slices on rolls; season to taste jvith salt and pepper. Broil a few minutes, four sauce over. Makes 4 open-face, sand-

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