The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 March 1966 — Page 3

WALL STREET chatter

HEW YORK UPI— Leslie M. Pollack of Reynolds * Co., says it seems clear that many blue chips are in well defined downtrends and it does not appear this is the segment of the mar- t ket for speculators to consider for capital gains. Pollack says this is a market of specialties, which by their nature are dangerous, but which also can prove rewarding if timed correctly.

Bache Sc Co., says it continues to feel a selling climax would clear the air but even without one it would not rule out some stabilising bargain hunting at slightly lower levels.

JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS AT GREENCASHE HIGH SCHOOL

Juniors of Greencastle High School presented honor awards are pictured above. They are (front row, L to r.) Joanna Eitel, Sue Smaltz, Carol Gooch, Chris Johnson, Gail Anderson, Wendy Gifford, Peggy McLaine, Jay Giuliani;

(second row) Tom Ricketts, Tom Webb, Jon Goins, Gordon Sutherlin, David Hill, Mark Elliott, Mike Troyer and Bruce'Brackney. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.

Demos Support Lone Republican WASHINGTON UPI — Administration' forces in the Sen-

ate,. reeling from a surprise drubbing by a lone Republican, rallied today to try to stave off further election year additions to President Johnson’s $6 billion Viet Nam tax program.' In two narrow votes Tuesday —45 to 40 and 44 to 43—the

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Senate approved an amendment to the big tax package that woud extend Social Security benefits to an additional l.S million Americans 70 and over not now covered. Ignoring shouted pleas from their leaders, Democrats joined with Republicans to give Sen. Winston L. Prouty, R-Vt., a long-sought victory for his Social Security “rider.’* The leaders had expected his amendment to be defeated as easily as It was when he proposed it last year. T Up for a vote today was another sure-fire vote-getter: Sen. Abraham A.. Ribicoff’s amendment to give parents of college students a tax break. The Connecticut Democrat’s plan—aim rejected last year— would permit a taxpayer to subtract from his tax bill up to 3325 in college costs.

Shopping Guide

The following guide to the nation’s food shopping buys for this weekend was prepared by the U. S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior for United'Press IntemationaL WASHINGTON UPI—Southwestern spring vegetables are arriving at the nation’s markets, the meat supply is adequate and fruits are ample, according

to the Consumer and Marketing Service. Beef buys include roasts and steaks. Best pork buys are bacon, boston butts, chops and ham. Broiler-fryers and turkey continue to remain on the list of economical meat buys. Cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, and endive start the plentiful vegetable list for this weekend. Collard greens, lettuce, onions, peppers, potatoes, radishes, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes are the remaining items on the roll of buys for this coming weekend. In the fruit bin, apples, avocadoes, bananas, and grapefruit an the headliners for weekend features. Lemons and oranges

MOOSE ST. PATRICK’S DANCE Saturday, March 12 10 P.M.-1:30 A.M. Music By MORLAN BAND 5 PIECES ADMISSION 50c Person—$1 Couple DOOR PRIZES

are other suggested “buys.” Fish sticks and portions, red salmon, and scallops are in good supply on a national level.

Oppenheimer, Newborg A Neu says that although the nimble trader may find some opportunities for quick profits, it continues to feel that greater liquidity under the present circumstances is advisable.

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Two-piece summerweight sleepers in easy-care cotton knit! Made to our own specifications with gripper waist and elastic back, 1 to 4.

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SAVE! INFANTS' SNUG HOODED SWEATSHIRTS!

Special Anniversary buy! Cotton fleece sweatshirts with but-ton-up hood, rib knit collar and cuffs. In pastels for sizes Va to 2. Buy now!

SPECIAL BUY! MISSES' ACETATE TRICOT BRIEFS! 4«*1

Briefly speaking . . . this is the stock-up buy of all buys! Fine fitting, long wearing, acetate tricot elastic leg briefs — pastel, white. S, M, L.

LUSH ACRYLIC THERMAL BLANKET BUY!

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Our lowest price yet! Toss on a light cover for warfth! Cool alone. Fleecy nap. Nylon bound. Machine wash. Lots of colors.

PENN-PREST NEVER-IRON* SPORTSWEAR 2* 3”

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Machine wash, tumble dry, but NEVER iron! Sport shirts in psids, solids. Slim style 65% Dacron/polyester/35% cotton blend slacks. * whan tumble dried.

BOYS' SLACKS, SPORT SHIRTS 'IRON THEMSELVES' |99 J 99 SHIRTS SLACKS Plaid and solid regatta shirts . . . solid color regular collar styles... woven plaid buttondowns. Slacks are slim, trim university grad model. All F o r t r e 1 polyester/cotton, PennPrest so you just machine wash, tumble dry, put back on your boy. 6 to 18. Compare!

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TOWEL BUYS!

Exceptional values! Quality cotton terry towels in a striking design. Pretty colors.

'WEDDING RING' CHENILLE BEDSPREAD BUY twin er Mi

A classic at Anniversary savings! Plushy tufted cotton chenille bedspread is prettier with bullion fringe. Machine wash. Soft hues.

BOYS SWEAT SHIRTS 77c