The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 August 1965 — Page 2

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Tht Daily Bannar, Oraaneatfla, Indiana Monday, August 23, 1965

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Northlands Get Touch Of Fall By United Prait International

Cool weather brought a touch of fall to the northlands today.

A massive arctic high pressure ) buiM Nq respon5lble public’of

trolled, destructive hoodlumism and noting," Humphrey

said.

“The wanton destruction of property . . . gangsterism . . . arson . , . and gunfire will only destroy the framework of justice and law we are laboring to

center extended from the Dakotas south to Oklahoma and

ficial can condone violence ay-

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Elizabeth Rariden Estate, Publisher

S. R. Rariden, Senior Editor Norma Hid. Gen. Mgr.

Janies B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adw. Mgr.

Entered in the Post Office at Green- the dinner meeting of the His

casMo, Indiana, as Second Clast Mail

The Martha Washtngtem Club will meet with Mrs. Lucille Jones Wednesday evening at

7:30.

Friday night Ladies Bowling League will meet Monday evening at 7:30 at the Public Serv-

ice Room.

Please call Mrs. Florence Boatrigh for reservations for

Slieinwold On Bridge Key Discard Needed To Bring Game Home

By ALFRED SWEIN WOLD

party leader chosen by King Constantine to form a new government, needs 151 votes of the 300-member parliament to sur-

vive as premier.

Political observers said Tsirimokose’ chances are very much in doubt. He himself stated flatly he has the necessary sup-

You can show enthusiasm over port from ruling Center Union

more in Los Angeles than in

eastward to upstate New York. Mississi p pi/ .

But warm and humid air con-1 The ^ president also retinued to cover the Southwest. ferred tQ recent demonst rations with temperatures near 100 de- on WashinRton> where 291 pergrees from Texas to Southern ons mostlv students , werl | arCalifomia reported Sunday. rested on the Ca p it ol grounds Showers broke out along the for staging a ait down in a proleading edges of the cool front. test of .. unrepre!!ented AmeriBetween a half-inch and an cans '. against U. S. policies in

inch of rain fell Sunday in the j^ am

Northeast and electrical storms were reported Sunday night | # ^ from New Mexico to Montana. Aftllfltlf

Violent thunderstorms raked ■ VllwC

an area about 40 miles south- ■ fmaA east of Denver Sunday. Funnel IS iflUjOr fSSUv clouds were sighted near Boze- WASHINGTON UPI—Presiman and Livingston. Mont., and de nt Johnson's new crime study

matt or under Act of March 7. 1B7B. Subscription Prices Homo Delivery 40c par week Mailed'in Putnam Ca. S8.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 pot year Outside ef Indiana $14.00 par year

four jacks at poker, but not at bridge. You're entitled to bid

torical Society. The meeting j with i ust four 3 acks onl y y° ur will be Wednesday at the Old Pawner has bid very strongly Trail Inn and reservations ; an< ^ can surely get the most out

should be in by noon Tuesday.

2H miles east of Lake Charles,

La.

Veep Denounces Recent Rioting

commission is faced with the question of figuring out how far police protection can be expanded before it becomes a liability. The question will be one of the major issues to come before the panel in a 17-month study beginning next month, particu-

MADISON, Wis. UPI — Vice' larl y because most experts feel President Hubert H. Humphrey that P resent P 0,ice ^ today told a student gathering inadequate in the light of recent that the “dissent" being regis- crim * increases. tered by some young Americans The experts have been reluc“will only destroy the frame- tant t0 sa y how 0111011 police work of justice and law we are strength should be increased, laboring to build.” Tb'y contend it Is dependent Humphrey denounced recent u P°n local conditions, the duties

Bible Thought Repentance and remission of sins should be preached in His name among all nations. Luke

24:47.

The message of the gospel is God s command to repent and the promise of His forgiveness. The world needs this message more than anything else.

County Hospital Dismissed Sunday: Diana Swann. Indianapolis Mrs. Lawrence Abney and son, Roachdale Martha Phillips, Bainbridge Shirley Frazier, Bainbridge Jack King, Cloverdale Kathy Ayers, Cloverdale Kathryn Strother, Greencastle Dennis Cook, Greencastle Carrie Mitchell, Greencastle

of the cards.

West dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 4 J 1052

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O J 9 4 3 4 J 9 5 WEST EAST 48743 4 K9 74 KQ 1095 0 876 O 1052 4 7643 4 K 108 SOUTH 4 A Q 6 S? A863 0 AKQ 4 A Q 2

deputies who deserted ousted Premier George Papandreou. Greece has been in the throes of political crisis and bloody riots since July 15 when the King dismissed Papandreou in a cabinet dispute. The popular former premier took his case to the people and thus far has been successufl inbeating down attempts by the King to form a new government.

What A Peach Of A PieT

Dismissed Saturday:

Peggy Plunkett, Roachdale Mrs. Joseph Smith and son,

Martinsville

Mrs. Robert Hancock

son, Spencer

John Carter. Greencastle Mrs. Donnie Alexander

The East Marion Home Mak- daughter, Greencastle

ers Club will meet with Mrs. 1 Grace Albright Friday Aug. 27. j

Mr. and Mrs. James Poynter

West

North

East South

Pass

Pass

1 Double

Pass

1 4

Pass 2 NT

Pass

3 NT

All Pass

Personal And Local News

Opening lead — ^ 7

South’s takeout double followed by a jump to two notrump anf ^ showed a hand worth an op-en-’ing bid of two notrump. North decided to accept the invitation anu to game because South was a ! reliable bidder and a fine card

| player.

West opened the seven of

The Toney Reunion WiU be 12Q2 South Bloomington Street, hearts, and South held off until

held Sunday, Aug. 29th 1965. at j

the Robe Ann Park, castle, table no. 5.

riots in Los Angeles in a speech prepared for the National Students meeting at the University of Wisconsin. He also criticized other disorders which have led to arrests of students.

assigned police and the degree to which citizens are willing to have the police exercise control

over their community.

James Vorenberg. executive secretary of the commission.

While protests registered by, said In an interview that any many students have earned ap- city would be able to Improve propriata attention, the vice crime control by quadrupling president said. “I say frankly the size of its police force. But and critically that the behavior he questioned whether this of some young Americans in re- would be acceptable, cent months is not deserving of “The question is what level of guch attention. crime we are willing to live “There is a basic and obvious with to avoid the dangers of a difference between peaceful police state.” he added. “It demonstration and non-violent won’t be an easy question to protest, and brutal, uncon- answer.

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a girl, Saturday. third round of the suit, disGreen ': Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cox. carding a spade from dummy on 1 Coatesville, Route 2, a boy. the third heart. South saw that

Sandra and Linda Quinette of Saturday.

Greencastle and Jill Blaydes are j

spending a few days with their

grandmother, Mrs. Edgar Blaydes. Ronald Benassi. 18. city, was arrested at 1:05 Sunday morning, on North Jackson Street, by Officer Alva Hubble for violation of the muffler law. Danny L. Vermillion, 18, city, was arrested at 2 o’clock this morning, on East Liberty Street by Officer Alva Hubble, and charged with improper registration. The Putnamville Home Coming will be held at Putnamville Methodist Church Sunday, Aug. 29th. Pitch-ln dinner at 12:30 p.m. Program at 2:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. Please come. The Business and Professional Womans Club will meet Wednesday evening August

Mrs. Eugene Osment Is Hostess To Club

25th at 7:30 p. m. at the home

of Mrs. Mary Shaw 202 South Alexander and Mrs. Girton had

he would go down if he tried to develop either black suit since East would take a black king

and four heart tricks.

South found the answ r er to his

Mest Marion Home Demon- p ro b]em by cashing the three

stration Club held their regular monthly meeting for August beginning with a luncheon at the home of the president, Mrs. Eugene Ozment. Five members answered roll call with some faults of dresses. Mrs. Paul Sinclair gave a Health and Safety Lesson on Heart trouble and ArterioclerosLs. Mrs. Ozment gave the Outlook Lesson on Poultry and egg market. Mrs. Eugene Girton gave the regular lesson which was on

County Government Lists of j t^at suit, allowing South to win the County office holders and w j^ the ace and queen. South commissions were review’ed. : w - ou id be stuck In his own hand. There was a discussion of Dri- however. an,d would then have to \er license practices and drig- lg j ve E as t a trick with the other

mg habits of older people. It b]ack king .

was announced that Mrs. J. L. South made the hand by dis-

Cody Assumes Catholic Post CHICAGO UPI — The Most i Rev. John Patrick Cody of New Orleans arrives here today to become head of the nation's largest Roman Catholic arch-

diocese.

The archbishop and dozen* of friends from New Orleans were I to arrive in downtown Chicago at 10 a. m. CDT aboard a special section of the Illinois Cen- 1 tral Railroad's Panama Limited. After a procession Tuesday, Archbishop Cody will be installed as spiritual leader of Chicago's Roman Catholics in ceremonies conducted by Archbishop Egidio Vagnizzi, apostolic delegate to the United States Twenty archbishops from the world were expected.

Some cooks produce such spectacular desserts, you’d think they possessed a magic touch. Actually, the magic’s in the products they use, in this case sweetened condensed milk. Ths Borden Kitchen perfected this prize for your next party.

Peaeh-O-CHeese Pie (Makes one 9-inch pie)

1 (9-inch) baked pastry 1-1/3 cups (15-oz. can) shell sweetened condensed 1 (8-oz.) package Borden’s milk

Eagle Brand

Neufchatel Cheese

Lawmaker Died This Morning

top diamonds and then leading

a heart to throw East into the WASHINGTON UPI — Rep. lead. j Clarence J. Brown, R-Ohio, a

1/3 cup bottled lemon juice T teaspoon vanilla extract 3 cups peeled sliced peaches

(4 large peaches)

In medium-size mixing bowl, let cheese soften at room temperature. Whip until light and fluffy. Gradually add sweetened condensed milk, continuing to beat until well blended. Add lemon juice and vanilla extract. Blend well. Pour into baked pastry shell. Chill in refrigerator for 2 to 3 hours. Arrange peach slices to cover top of pie. Pour Peach Glaze over peaches. Peach Glaze (Makes about ^ cup)> In small saucepan, combine 14 cup sugar and 1 tablespoon cornstarch. Blend in 34 cup mashed peaches (one large peach) and Va cup water. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until mixture begins to thicken and boil. Continue to boil for 2 to 3 minutes, or until mixture is clear. Strain glaze; add a few drops yellow food coloring if desired. Cool before pouring over pie.

SAVES RIGHT CARDS East cashed his last heart,

and declarer had no trouble saving the right five cards in the dummy: the jack of diamonds

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newspaper publisher who was active in Republican politics for half a century died today. He

was 70.

Brown died at 1:15 a. m.

and a doubleton jack in each of EDT at Bethesda, Md., Naval i the black suits. Hospital. He was admitted to • The key play for South was the hospital last week for the ? his own discard on the fifth second time this summer, j heart. If South threw a low Death was attributed to uremia * • spade or club. East would lead from kidney failure. j

Funeral arrangements are * pending. • The GOP congressman had * been in failing health for some

know a good doctor for this?"

Colte*. *wn«. ’“f mMtln *l«t With U» Fair wWbtt, dur- ""‘'wMch “u? EaT r^rned

ing the County Fair. South could get a dummy with

Hanks will be -j ack 0 f that suit. Then he

is for discussion and work

ths booths for the “Fair On ^ rj . Alfred

The Square. * hostess for the

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quinnette meeting.

and family of Greencastle, Mr. —

and Mrs. Richard Blaydes and family from Danville, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blaydes and son.

Wayne, and Mrs. Edgar Blaydes attended the Blaydes Reunion at Grover Blaydes’ home, Bagdad. Ky., Sun.. Aug. 15th.

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months. He had lived alone at a local hotel since the death of his wife, Ethal, In January, \ 1965. I >

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He began his political career ] Wll61T Pi o \xra e «■»*■***<-»/-I ^

state

he was named deputy statistician of Ohio in

September cou ] d cash the jack of diamonds 1916. He was ranking Republi-

a.vmversaries

Birthdays

Kevin Ray Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jordan R. R. 2 Greencastle, 8 years old August

21st.

and take a finesse to win the rest of the tricks. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: Spake, K 9 Heart K Q 10 9 5 Diamond 10 5 2 Club K 10 8. What

do you say?

ANSWER: Pass. The hand is

can member of the House Rules Committee.

It’s a question we answer all the time. Sometimes it’s someone new in the neighborhood. Sometimes it’s an old friend who just doesn’t happen to have a family physician. The boy sprains an ankle ... the baby runs a temperature ... Grandma has a bad cough. Troubled people often turn to us for help, and rightly so. We work closely with physicians, providing the medicines they prescribe and use in their offices. We know who they are, their specialties, their office hours. In an emergency we're good people to ask. And we re always happy to be of service to our friends and patrons.

Grants Loan

A Little Finer. . . More Careful Old White Cleaners.

A Little Reliable

TEHRAN, Iran UPI — A government announcement Sunday said the Soviet Union has

not quit worth an opening bid In g ran t e d Iran a loan of $38.5first or second position, al-1 m i]]ion for construction of a

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Card of Thanks I We wish to express our sin- ! cere thanks to our neighbors, friends, and relatives, for their many acts of kindness during the long illness of our mother, and for all the expressions of sympathy at the time of her 1 death. For the many beautiful : flowers, cards, and food. We es-

though it would be worth a bid dam on if you changed the king of der _ hearts to the ace. It is worth a i bid in third position after two c— passes. ^

their Aras River bor-

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Greek Premier Seeks Support

ATHENS UPI

Premier

Specially thank Dr. Tipton, Mrs. Elias Tsirimokos today sought 1 Hannah Croner and her staff, * support to a crucial vote of i the minister, Albert Harshh*-- j confidence debate in the Greek | ger, the organist, the singer, the | parliament,

pall bearers, the Kleibushes, and

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•Steel Union

Police and left-wing sources said anti - government demonstrators planned more trouble to coincide with the opening of the parliamentary debate Tuesday. Police forces were put on a permanent “full alert" to

quash new riots.

Tsirimokos, former Socialist

The money is being paid into an escrow fund and the union will debate, when a final settlement is reached, whether the fund will be used for wages, I pensions or other fringe benefits. Steelworkers currently earn an average of $4.40 per hour including various fringe benefits.

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