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Editorial-Wise Minority Flouts Authority The United States has definitely lost face, at least momentarily, by dropping its demand that Russia and 11 other nations pay their U.N. debts or lose their voting rights. The United Nations General Assembly has lost power which it may never be able to regain. The United States, in all probability, can survive its embarrassment but the world organization appears to have been permanently weakened. U.S. officials expect congressional criticism and tougher sledding for their future requests for funds to pay U.S. assessments against the United States. Getting down to the nose-counting stage, the United States found too many countries were afraid that to give the Soviets only a pay-up or shut-up choice would simply cause the Russians to walk out of the U.N. Even if the Soviet bloc and France, which comprise most of those in arrears, made “voluntary contributions'* to ease the U.N.'s financial plight, it will not alter the fact that the world body has passed a constitutional milestone by permitting a handful of members to flout its authority.

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INI DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24-21 S. Jackson Si. GrccncaitU. Ind. Business Phene Ol 3-5151 Elizabeth Rariden Estate, Publisher S. R. Rariden, Senior Editor Norma Hill. Gen. Mgr. lames B. Zeis. Managing Editor William D. Hooper. Adv. Mgr. Enterad in the Past Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 40c per week Mailed in Putnam Ca. S8.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 per year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year

Bible Thought We will rejoice in thy salvation, and In the name of our God we will set up our banners; the Lord fulfill all thy petitions. Psalm 20:5. Here is another banner verse for many an occasion. Personal And Local News The Sears reunion will be held Sunday, August 22nd. at RobeAnn Park, Table No. 9.

Sheinwold On Bridge Let Opponent's Bidding Guide You To Best Play By Alfred Sheinwold When an opponent bids two suits he show's length in those suits, consequently shortness in the other two suits. Take this into consideration when you have to handle the suits in which your opponent has announced shortness.

West Healer Both sides vulnerable morth A 1096

K. 3 2

O J 10 7 5 A A 10 2 WEST EAST A AKQ73 A 15 2 *7 ^ J985 OQ9863 O A 4 A 7 5 A J 9 8 6 SOUTH

A 8 4

A Q 1064 O K 2 A K.Q43 North East South Pass Pass 1 V 2 t? Pass 3 A Pass 3 A P ass 4 All Pass Opening lead — A K

Mr*. Betty Rector

Hostess To Club Sixteen The Club Sixteen Home Eco-

nomics Club met at the home of Mrs. Betty Rector this month. The meeting was called to or- ;

der by the president, Mrs. Jane daughter. Roachdale

County Hospital

Dismissed Tuesday: Lillian Mason, Fillmore

Helen Knetzer, Coatesville Mrs. Robert Boiler and

Sibbitt, with the pledge to the flag and the club creed. Mrs. Ray Nichols gave the secretary report and roll call. The health report was given by Mrs. John

Cash after which the history of Births: a song was read by Mrs. Don i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Wager. The members decided I Martinsville, Route 1, a boy, upon a bake sale to be held this Tuesday. Saturday, the 12th. Each mem-

Ralph Furney, Greencastle Raymond Allen, Greencastle Ernest Stites, Greencastle Retha Pitts, Greencastle William Meehan. Greencastle

West Pass 1 A 3 O Pass

ber told us the articles she will bake so there will be a variety such as home made bread, cakes, pies, cookies and home made

Card of Thanks I want to thank Dr. Wiseman, Dr. Schauwecker, Dr. Stevens

Mrs. Frank Coble, Fillmore. Route 1, is a patient in St. Anthony's Hospital at Terre

Haute.

West went three rounds spades, and South ruffed third.. Now’ South foolishly led the ace of hearts before leading a heart to dummy's king. He returned the jack of diamonds from dummy, hoping to step up with the king and “steal'’ the trick without losing

the lead.

candy. It will be held in Fillmore and Dr. Ellett, and nurses and Saturday morning. nurses’ aids for their kindness The lesson was about the toward me in my stay in the house, plans to remodel or build Putnam county hospital. I also or reasons it would be best to would like to express my thanks rent. This lesson was given by for the flowers, cards and prayMrs. Ray Nichols and Mrs. C. J. ers that w’ere sent out for me. Huller. A new’ member w’as vot- I would like to thank each one ed upon since a member has individually, but this is imposmoved another community. sible, so I am saying thanks Refreshments w r ere served to from the bottom of my heart.

eel polle* shielded him from hundreds of Britons anxirfus to shake hands with the man w’ho sailed alone across the Atlantic. The 48-year-old Cleveland Plain Dealer copy editor will be feted at an official welcome by the city Thursday. His only other plans w’ere to arrange for shipment of the 13foot Tinkerbelle to the United States, rest up after his voyage and return to Cleveland in time for work on Aug. 29. City officials and about 20,000 vacationers cheered when he arrived here Tuesday at the end- of his 3,200-mile voyage. His first act was to kneel and kiss the ground. Then he hugged his wife and kissed their children, Robin, 13, and Douglas, 11.

Tinkerbelle — the smallest boat ever to make the we.«Y east Atlantic voyage — wpl taken under td\% at the harbor entrance because official* feared it might be swamped by the flotilla of small boats wait* ing to greet Manry.

Dr. D. H. Austin Dr. R. R. Ruble Chiropractors 201 South Indiana Stre«t Ttleohen* OL 3-3024 OFFICE HOURS BY Men. thru Friday — 9:00 a.m. fa 9:00 p.m. APPOINTMENT Saturday — 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

of twelve members and the meetthe ings was ended after some real

exciting bingo games.

Mildred Stringer.

Reaches England

In Memory

The Reddi Kilowatt

meeting has been postponed for one w’eek. The club will meet

August 30th.

East wasn’t having any of this. He knew he was marked with tne ace of diamonds because West had passed as deal-

Club er with good distribution and

the three top spades. West

Mrs. Vera (Tustison) Watson, former Putnam County resident. is critically ill in Community

Hospital. Indainapolis.

The Hammond reunion will be held Sunday August 22nd at shelter house No. 1 at RobeAnn Park. Everyone welcome.

In memory of Carol LaVern Campbell (Alvisj who passed aw’ay five years ago, August

17, 1960.

The lights in your eyes have disappeared The sound of your voice we

don't hear

The golden sun has faded far

and near

FALMOUTH, England UPI — Solo sailor Robert Manry relaxed with his family today in a hotel overlooking the vast ocean he conquered in his tiny sailboat Tinkerbelle. Refreshed by a long, hot bath and a stiff drink, Manry slept late. His wife, Virginia, and lo-

Sat.

Belle Union Fish Fry Sponsored by Volunteer Fire Department on the school grounds THURS. FRI. & SAT. August 19 thru 21st Free Entertainment Each Eveninq Thurs. — German Band Fri. — Country Music — Jim Shelton's "Pick-a-Pocket Show" Come, you are all invited.

would have opened the bidding The gky seems ,3^1 an d grey

if he also had the ace of dia-

The Leonard-Lukenbill re-

monds East took the diamond trick and led a third trump to take the last trump out of dummy. South took the marked trump finesse, of course, but had to lose a club trick. Down one.

here

We are lonely in our hearts Because you had to be taken

away. .

Not just around the corner Or a measurement of miles But to the vast eternity Beyond our tears and smiles We miss you more each mo-

ment dear

And while our lives o on

RUSH TO TROVER’S FOR FINAL CLEARANCE It’s thp balance of our Summer good* at give-away price*. Quantities will not last long, so it's first come, first served. Sale start* tomorrow and will last until every piece is sold. You must be at the door at 9 a.m. sharp to share in these

values!

TABLE 1 AT TROVER’S

YOUR CHOICE OF

THIS TABLE AT ... .

Ladies Costume Jewelry, Values to .

2.00

Ladies Summer Belts, Values to . .

2.00

Ladies Hair Bows, Values to ... ,

1.00

Ladies Summer Scarfs, Values to . .

2.00

TABLE II AT TROVER’S

YOUR CHOICE OF J*

loo

THIS TABLE AT ... .

Ladies Summer Blouses, Values to .

5.00

Ladies Brassieres, Values to . . .

4.00

Ladies Summer Purses, Values to .

3.00

TABLE III AT TROVER’S

YOUR CHOICE OF

100

THIS TABLE AT ... . jj

Ladies Cotton Blouses, Values to . .

7.00

Ladies Cotton Skirts, Values to . .

13.00

Ladies Cotton Bermudas, Values to .

6.00

Ladies Cotton Slacks, Values to . .

7.00

TABLE IV AT TROVER’S

YOUR CHOICE OF CM

THIS TABLE AT ... . ^

Ladies Swim Suits, Values to . . .

15.00

Ladies Summer Dresses, Values to .

15.00

Ladies Girdles, Values to

10.00

TABLE V AT TROVER’S

YOUR CHOICE OF J (

:oo

THIS TABLE AT ... . ^

Ladies Summer Dresses, Values to .

28.00

TROYER’S

LOST GAME

South lost his game when he

union win be heTdlundav! Aug. ca * hed th * a ^.°f hea " tS ^ , Tomorrow is just an empty

ruffing the third spade South w'orld

And if we say goodnight. It seems to just have a hollow-

sound,

22 at Shelter House No. 5 in Robe Ann Park in Greencastle.

should lead a low heart to dummy’s king. He returns the jack

William Patterson, 58, city, of diamonds, and East takes was lodged in the Putnam the ace since he does not know'

County jail Tuesday afternoon by Officer Russell Coleman for

public intoxication.

A Song Fest will be held at New’ Providence Church Sunday, August 22nd. at 2 o'clock

it is safe to finesse with the ten. He discovers the had break and now knows that West started with one heart and either tw-o or three clubs. South takes his three high

Lots of good talent with spec- clubs, discovering how the suit ials. Come sing with us. breaks. He gets to his hand

with the king of diamonds, ruffs his last club in dummy and is

That switches of fthe lights We can oly wait and pray And rejoice with glee In that vast eternity. Sadly missed by Mother, brothers and sisters and daughter Terry Lynn Alvis of Kansas City Kansas.

Members of the Merry Jills Home Demonstration Club will meet at Shelter 1, Robe Ann Park, for their picnic on Thursday, August '19. Meeting time is 6:30. The annual reunion of the decedents of Richard (Dick) Cox will be held at Robe-Ann Park, Table No. 1, on Sunday August 22nd. Friends and relatives please come. Edward Jackson, 48, Fort Wayne, escaped from the Indiana State Farm Tuesday afternoon where he was serving a term for public intoxication, state police reported this morn-

ing.

then sure to win the last two tricks with the queen-ten of hearts no matter w’hat he leads

from dummy.

DAILY QUESTION

As dealer, you hold: S-A K Q Su n- van 7Hammond. Ind., Tues-

7 3 H-7 D-Q 9 8 6 3 C-7 5.

What do you say?

Identifies Body As His Sister's CHICAGO UPI — Clifford

day positively identified the body of a woman found nude

Answer: Bid one spado. Con- anc j beaten to death along the servative players might pas:-. ^ c a ] ume t Expressw-ay on Chibut most experts believe in op- cago . g far Soulh Side July 5 as

ening this kind of hand. h j s s j s t er

Authorities said Sullivan told them the body was his sister, Miss Frieda Sullivan, 45, also of Hammond. They said he

The Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club will meet at 1:30 Friday, August 20th at the Community Bldg. Mrs. Thorsen of Indianapolis will give a demonstration on Tri-Chem painting. Interested persons are wel-

come.

The annual Charles A. and P ing and tea

Emily E. Cooper reunion was held August 15, 1965 at Robe Ann Park in Greencastle. A plentiful pitch-in dinner was enjoyed by approximately sixty

Town And Country Club Held Meeting

The Town and Country

Homemakers Club held their i den ^fi ed the body at the Cook

meeting at the home of Mrs. county morgue.

Mary Holland with Mrs. Pier-

rette Myers as co-hostess. Their Police said they contacted guest, James Risk, showed Sullivan when a tentative idenslides of his recent trip to tification w-as obtained from Europe, which was very inter- Gary, Ind., police records of esting. ! 1940. Police Chief Casimir LinThe ladies were served a de- kowitz of Calumet City said licious ice cream dessert with Tuesday Miss Sullivan w r as muran almond and cocoanut top- dered elsewhere and her body

dumped near the expressway.

There were 15 members ar.d

6 children present.

fully absent were members of the family from out of state and overseas England. After the niin meal the afternoon W’as spent socially by all members of the family present.

Astronauts

Time For Law Moral Crusade

Our Quality Is Higher Than

Our Price. Old Reliable White 7,500-pound miracle

tion” to win their final medical I

cleraances Tuesday, planned to- j WASHINGTON UPI — Forday to review their booster mer President Dwight D. Eirocket—the towering Titan-2, { senhovver feels the time is ripe a two-stage power-plant with for a Republican crusade to reenough muscle to “kick’’ them store respect for law and moral into an orbit 219 miles high. values.

Atop the rocket rested the bell-shaped Gemini-5 capsule, a

of modern

Cleaners.

Bethel Baptist Sunday, August 22. “Youth Round-Up” for all youth and the Church, Sr. B.Y.F. pastor and others will be meeting at Bethel Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m. going from there to nursing homes. Watermellon festival at the church at 4:30 for all youths of all ages. Vesper Services at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is urged to

come.

Both missionary circles wnll meet at Robe Ann Park at noon Thursday, 26th for a combined meeting and pitch-in dinner. Sunday, Aug. 29th is promotion day for Sunday School. Be

Eisenhower has offered that advice to the GOP, observing that last week's riots in Los Angeles and other recent demonstrations were indications “the United States is being atmosphered into a policy of law-

lessness.”

science with a living room about the size of two cozy tele-

phone booths.

This, for 121 trips around the world at speed ranging up to 17,500 miles per hour, w’as to

be their home through eight j The political party which days and 3,140.000 miles in succeeds in commanding respace. The best the Russians spect for moral values, said have done was the 119-hour or- j Eisenhower, “will win a great bital voyage of cusmonaut Val« number of recruits to its banery Bykovsky tw’o years ago. ners.”

LADIES NIGHT AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 58 Thurs., Aug. 19th 8:30 P.M.

Prizes

FOR QUALITY ... SHOP

OPEN FRIDAYS TO 8:00 P.M.

Ring-A-Ding Separates for Back-to-School The Campus Bells are ringing for the many exciting new looks ... we have them all ... Coordinates to please the Campus or Career Girl...

SWEATERS A Cardigan A Slip-Ovar 5.00 to 15.00

ACCENT BLOUSES 4.00 to 8.00 WOOL SKIRTS

A-Lin* Pleat* Slim

10.00 to 20.00 CAPRI PANTS Plaid end Solid* 8.00 and 13.00

JUMPERS 9.00 to 18.00 CAR COATS 18.00 to 45.00

PAY ONLY

Use the Convenient ADLER BUDGET PLAN Vs Sept. Vs Oct. Vi Nov. or the Layaway Plan