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Real Estate For Sale

E. H. Collins & Co. OLS-SUSB INDPLS. RD. Mle»—8 B. B.—* baths, Nice baUtins—full basement, large wooded yard. Priced right. WALNUT ST. Nice quiet street—Wonderful shade trees, 8 B. 1L, Cosy kitchen, Paneled den. Patio—garage and plenty of storage. N. MADISON This home has S B. B. New aluminum siding, large fenced in yard. Priced to selL MELROSE Beautiful is the word—8 B. R., den — large wooded yard with a stream. Call us now—We have nice homes to select from. OL 3-4072 CoatesvUle B 88-81

THE P. G. EVANS CO. REAL ESTATE

SADDLE CLUB ROAD. A truly beautiful home with mnny unusual features. Gold carpet In Uv. room. Large family room and kitchen with walnut cabinets and orange formica bar. Carpeted master bedroom. iy 2 baths. Drapes, refrigerator and stove stay. S patios. Built in 1988. Trees. About one note of around. 1892 AVENUE E. A comfortable, neat two bedroom frame home. Near bath fixtures. New roof. Large porch. 8 lots and parts of S others. Excellent garden mot. Plenty of shade. Rioed to sell—88,600. SOUTH COLLEGE. A real bargain for a quick sale! Owners have other plans that won’t wait. An older home with 8 bedrooms and a large enclosed heated porch. The Interior lends • omf ert» dignity and charm. Monthly payments would be less than rent. 607 E. SEMINARY. Five rooms pins screened-ln porch. Large attic. Drapes and liv. room rag stay. Low taxes. An excellent home for an older couple or for younger people who would like to get an easy start financially. Ill,000. Ilf S. Jackson St OL 8-6609

After hours, call

OL 8-8406 OLS-S642

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FOR SALE: Six room house, gas heat 1% baths, corner North Indiana and Liberty St Will sell on contract Phone OL 3-4225. Roy Ikamire. 26-10p.

For Rent • Apartments

FOR RENT: 3 room upstairs apartment Phone OL 3-5326. 7-3t

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment available immediately. Adults only. Allan Apartments, 124 Northwood Blvd. Contact Walter Frye Jr., First-Citizens Bank A Trust Co. Phone OL 3-4181 or OL 3-6531 evenings. 28-tf

FOR RENT: 3 room small upper furnished apartment Private bath, nice kitchen, separate entrance. Gas heat Well located. Adults only. OL 3-3471. 1-tf.

For Rent-Homes

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom modern house. Phone OL 3-5853. 4-3t

For Sale - Mobile Homes

FOR SALE: 1960 New Moon, 55x10, 9x16 room built on. Phone 522-3324. S-6p

Travel Trailers

SPECIALS Camping season is here. New Travel Trailers sleeps up to eight with pressure water and stool, only 81599.00 Small down with 833.81 per month including insurance. VANBIBBER LAKE MOBILE HOMES A TRAVEL TRAILER SALES, Greencastle, Route 1, Phone PE 9-2431. 25-tf.

Wanted to Buy

WANTED TO BUY: Used stroller mid high chair. Would like to sell used Speed Queen washer |25. Boy’s 26" bike flOL Ph. OL 3-5521. 7-2p

Wanted

FOR CUSTOM BALING call Herman Essex, Cloverdale 795-4928. 6-10p

TREE WORK: Topping A take downs. Free estimate. C. Gorham. OL 3-9031. 6-5p

FREE Square dancing o n streets at Bainbridge Lions Club Fish Fry, Saturday. June 1L 6-3t

WANTED: Someone to spray 21 acres of com with 2-4D. Wilbur Arnold, Greencastle R. 3. 7-2p

WANTED: Hay to haul and put up. Emerson Phillips, 1041 Ave. E, Greencastle. 4-3p

WANTED: Baby sitter — for one child in the home. 407 Illinois Street. 4-3p

WANTED: College sophomore would like summer work. Write P.O. Box 385, Greencastle. 6-3p

WANTED: Hauling, hay, com, trash and etc. Wayne Moore, 1114 Ave. E. 4-3p

Livestock - For Sale

FOR SALE: Two or three well broke horses, 4 to 7 years old. George Finney, Cloverdale.

7-4p.

FOR SALE: Purebred Hampsire male hog. A good one. Vaccinated. Artie McNary, R. R. 5, Greencastle. 7-2p.

FOR SALE: One year old purebred York male hog. Ray Lawson, Fillmore. 7-2p

FOR SALE: Registered Polled Hereford bulls, 12-17 months old. A good selection to choose from. B. H. Franklin, Cloverdale. Phone 795-4636.

7-10p.

FOR SALE: Angus bulls. John Torr, two miles west of Limedale. 7-3p

FOR SALE: Good, medium size Hampshire male hog, 875.00. Good aide delivery hay rake 8135.00. Raymond Adamson, phone PE 9-2524. 4-4t

For Sale - Farm Items

Unico 2-4-D Electric Fence Controller will hold livestock anywhere and tip kill weeds to prevent nuisance shorts. 823.85 at Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-op, Greencastle.

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FOR SALE OR TRADE: All kinds of mixed alfalfa hay, some clover mixed, by ton or bale, any amount. Will trade for livestock. Raymond Adamson. Phone PE 9-2524. 2-9t

Sale, new Model PH186 chest freezer, 17 cu. ft 8192.16, Model PH226 chest freezer, 21 cu. ft. 8211.54. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-op, Greencastle. 4-3t

FOR SALE: 16 acres of alfalfa hay. Phone 246-6453. 7-3p

RED BRAND FENCE WE have just received a shipment Bainbridge Elevator.

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FOR SALE: 28 acres of Little Red and Timothy standing in field. Rolla Cooksey, Phone 795-4809. 6-3p

WE HAVE Amiben granules, weed killer for soy beans. Bainbridge Elevator. 7-3t

ATTENTION FARMERS. — Anhydmna Ammonia ill. trogen. Contact ns before you buy your nitrogen for side dressing your corn. Charles Butler, 1812 S. Bloomington or Phone OL 3-312L 16-tf.

Red brand baler wire, Holland baler twine. We have a good supply. Bainbridge Elevator.

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FOR SALK: Massey - Ferguson new and used farm equipment parts and service. Anderson Tractor Sales. Inc. Danville, Ind. State Road 39

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For Sale

FOR SALE: Guns, books, records, models, camping equipment, enlarging equipment. CaU after 5 p.m. OL 3-5818. 6-2p

FOR SALE: At Earleys: sweet potato, tomato, and pepper plants. Ph. OL 3-5891. 7-4t

FOR SALE: A-l 12-inch brick, beige color, $25 per thousand. CaU Bob Nees, Cloverdale, Phone 795-4237. 7-5p

For Sale E

Make fly control easy on Uve- ^ stock or in buildings with Korlan Spray Gun Kit. It simply fastens to a garden hose. Spray Gun is preset for ■ the proper mixture. Get one t today. Putnam Co. Farm Bu- " reau Co-op, Greencastle. 4-3t

For Sale-Marine Items

FOR SALE: 14 ft. Glasspar boat 45 hp Mercury outboard. - CaU OL 3-5431. 7-2p *

Motorcycle

FOR SALE: *53 Harley 165, c new tires, new buddy seat. Inquire Eddie Barber Shop, Cloverdale. 7-2p

FOR SALE: ’64 Honda 90, exceUent condition. Phone PE 9-2472. 7-3p

For Sale-Home Items

PUBLIC NOTICE Undaimod Freight 9 Necchi Sewing Machines 841.25 each. 85.50 down payment 85.45 monthly payments. These machines are new and will mend and dam, sew over pins, applique, sew backwards, etcetera. Guaran- ' teed and instructions. CaU for Information OL 3-3987. 8-tf

FOR SALE: Used AppUances. 30 inch Norge electric range, 870; Amana Stor-Mor freezer- j refrigerator (297 lbs. 12 cu. ft) 8145; Kenmore portable dishwasher, 845. OL 3-6723.

AUCTION: Wed., June 8th at 12:30 p. m. Furnishings from • home of Mrs. Will R. Steele 1 in our Auction Room. Lots of ' good furniture, Hamilton elec. dryer, large Kelvlnator refrigerator, gas ranges, dishes, pictures, bedding and mlsc. Clapp’s Auction Service, Maple A Ohio Sts. 6-2t

FOR SALE: Tappan gas range, good as new, $75.00. Mrs. Paul Cook. Phone OL 3-3339. 7-3t

FOR SALE: Antique soUd cherry bed and chest of drawers. Made in 1800. Phone PE 9-2537. 4-3p

Employment - Men

CONTACT MAN Introduce Credit Plan to Bus-iness-Professional men your area. $150 weekly Guarantee to man qualifying. Specialty or Intangible sales background. Write Manager, Box 4117, Cleveland (23) Ohio.

6-3p.

NEEDED: An able bodied helper (man) who is willing to do lifting, unpacking and other work. Could be a permanent job. If interested, write c/o Banner Office, Box 5, stating experience, wages expected and references. 7-5t

WANTED: For construction work — carpenters and car- - penter helpers. Hal Hickman Realty Company. 2-6t

WANTED: High School boy for part time work. Apply at Voncastle Theater. 6-3t

Employment • Women

WANTED: Women for general laundry work—no experience necessary. WiU train. Apply Home Laundry A Cleaners, 217 East Washington St.

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WANTED: Pleasant - efficient secretary - bookkeeper. Pleasant working conditions. Salary commensurate with abiUty. Reply by mail or in person to National Food Producers, Inc., Cloverdale, Ind. R. R. 2. 6-2p

WANTED: High school girl for summer waitress. Apply in person at Hirt House Restaurant, 104 N. Jackson. 1-tf

FREE: Kittens, six weeks old. Phone OL 3-1980. 7-lp

Employment - Men-Women

PANTED: Dishwasher with some grill experience. Apply Hirt House Restaurant or phone OL 3-3015. 4-3t

Automotive

Sales for expert body works, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over SO years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf.

OR SALE: ’62 Ford % ton pickup, 29,000 miles, like new. Ph. OL 3-4531 after 6 p.m. 7-3p.

sale prices. Come in today. Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-op, Greencastle. 4-3t

Dallas Pearson Garage and Salvage. 1 mile south of Bainbridge. open Tuesday through Sunday, closed Monday. Phone 522-3344. Tues. Fri. -tf

91 Martinsville St 7-'. OR SALE or TRADE: *54 Ford % ton pickup; ’57 Cadillac 4 dr. H.T.; ’49 Chrysler 4 dr. A-l; '57 Chev. convertible. Phone 522-3305, Bainbridge. 4-3t

Notice

ginning Friday, June 10th. CaU OL 3-5950. 7-3p

wedding invitations, choose from our large selection. Progressive Printing Co. next to the Bus Station. 7-tf.

Business Service

CAR RADIOS — all makes RECORD PLAYERS — all makes and SMALL APPLIANCE SERVICE. Phone OL 3-9617. 335 N. Arlington St. tue-thur-tf.

SAW FILINGSHARPENING! JOB SHOPI MISC, ETC. WANTED: Sow Filing, Knives, Scissors, Power Mower Blades, lawn Tools, Garden Tools, Farm Tools, ate. to sharpon. Also small lumbar, metal, pipo, glass, plastics, etc. cut to length desired. Grinding and soldering work. Baby shoe bronzing. Reasonable. Shop. Ill N. College Ave. (Rear). Greencastle.

TERMITES? ETC. MUST BE STOPPED OR PREVENTED! SPECIAL! SAVE! WANTED: To general post control service your homo for Termites, etc. Average size home only $100.00 complete operation during Juno. Guaranteed 8 years. Sava $50.00 now. Bettor hurry! Whan present chemicals are used up, price $150.00 same as elsewhere. Phono: OL 3-3824. Greencastle.

/WoNTGOMERY WARD

HELP WANTED Lady Department Mgr. Boy's Wear Men's Work Wear § Full Time • Paid Vacations • Savings Plan B Retirement i Group Insurance Apply in person at Montgomery Ward Store Groan castle

Business Service

Take soil away the Blue Lustre way. Rent electric shampooer, 31.00. Headley Hardware. It.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY IN GREENCASTLE Mon 21 to 45 to supervise newspaper carriers for The Indianapolis Star and The Indianapolis Nows. This is a permanent position with a good starting salarly plus a liberal bonus plan for increasing cir_.i_^— Company car is furnished.

You must have at least a high school education, sales ability, bo good at organizing your work and bo able to work with and instruct boys. Interviews will bo held Friday evening, June 10th, at 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. by Mr. H. W. Smith at south entrance of Banner Office. THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR and THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS

INSURED: Tree trimming, take downs and stump removal. Why take a chance? Free estimates. Williams tree service. Call after 4:00 p.m. OL 3-5413. 6-6p

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER Hogs 825.75—826.25 Committee Hears Attorney General WASHINGTON UPI —Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach told Congress Monday there is no reason for putting off action beyond this session on President Johnson’s new civil rights bill, including the controversial open-housing proposal. Testifying at the opening of Senate hearings on the five-part package, Katzenbach again took issue with allegations by southerners that much of the bill—particularly the housing section—is unconstitutional and that the whole thing needs be put off until later. "I have no doubt that it is constitutional,’’ he said after Chairman Sam J. Ervin, DN. C., of a Senate judiciary subcommittee, led off the hearings with an assault on the measure.

Women Figure Highly As Heads Of The Family

French Troops Hold Maneuvers PARIS UPI—French troops Monday held maneuvers in the foothills of the Alps to test their ability to operate on their own. France is withdrawing its forces from integrated NATO command July 1. President Charles de Gaulle will fly to the Alps region near Grenoble Tuesday to watch the final phase of the war games in the company of top French military authorities. The war games will be De Gaulle’s first high-level meeting with French army authorities since he announced in March he was taking France out of integrated Allied commands. De Gaulle leaves Paris in the presidential Caravelle at dawn for Lyons. Then, aboard a helicopter, he will fly over the war games area where several thousand blue French troops are trying to stem red enemy forces attempting to cross AIpin passes into the Rhone River area. An estimated 7,000 men, 1,100 vehicles, 100 planes and helicopters are taking part in the fourday games which started Saturday.

By ROBERTA BOESCH Dear Roberta Roesch: Is it true that women head one-tenth of all the families in this country? I am sure I heard this on the radio but the figure seems high to me, even with so many women working.

Mrs. P. C.

She Heard It Right Dear Mrs. P. C.: The statement that you heard is correct. It is borne out statistically by the Women’s Bureau of the U. S. Department of Labor, since figures show that a t the latest available count, there were 47,835,000 families in the United States. Of these 5,006,000 or 10.5 were headed by a woman. Dear Roberta Roesch: I read your very encouraging column about a housewife who started a typing and stenography service in her home by contacting local business and professional people. I have an A.A. (associate in arts degree) in business and am qualified to do this. But I would like to know two things before I approach potential clients. (1) Should I phrase my letters to them with an advertising pitch or a personal touch? (2) Should I include a complete rundown of my education?

Mrs. C. T.

Dear Mrs. C. T.:

In answer to your first question, write a good promotion letter with plenty of salesmanship. But in telling prospective clients how you can fill their

of being the extra wheel in the social life my husband and I used to share. Where can I find job opportunities at my age ? I have never worked. Mrs. A. J. Possibilities Listed I admire your forthright approach to your problem. Women your age can and do find jobs as sales clerks, office clerks, and receptionists in small firms that don’t have pension plans. They can also find jobs with families who need someone to help with the children when young mothers have to work.

SUGAR goes in bowls MONEY goes in the FIRST-CITIZENS BANK and Trust Company Save with Safety Member FDIC

Judge Manuel Guererro set Sept. 12 as the date for Stew, art’s trial. Mrs. Schmidt will b« formally arraigned next Monday.

DRIVE-IN CLAIM SERVICE SHELBY, Ohio UPI—An aut« insured by State Farm Insurance crashed into the office ol the firm’s agent here, causing nearly $900 in damage. Agenl Jack Stickney said: “I think I’ll move—this is the second time this has happened.’’

LEARNS BY DOING

ANN HARBOR, Mich. UPI— How do you learn how to help the blind? If you are Anr Dougherty, you walk the street* of Chicago blindfolded as jusl

Pleads Innocent In Murder Case MARION UPI—Glenn Everett Stewart, 30, Marion, entered a plea of innocent in Grant Circuit Court Monday, where a grand Jury indicted him last month for first-degree murder

in the stabbing death of Larry | one way of learning how to set Lee Schmidt, 30, Marion. i up a program at the University Both Stewart and Mrs. Edith of Michigan Hospital. She found Schmidt, 27, widow of the slain the safest wa >' to cross a s 11,6 ® 1 man, have been charged with if blind is to wait for P arallel the dismemberment-killing. Both traffic to start up.

deny their part in the murder;

and blame the other.

Mrs. Schmidt was charged in the death May 22, the day Stewart was captured near the home of his parents in Arkadel-

phia, Ark.

SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE BROKER-SALESMAN EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTOR (Our 6lh Year) Clatiot for tho JULY Real Estate Examination start JUNE 13th. Writ# or call for complete information. EDWARD A. HECT’S SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 10 South 9th St. Noblesvillo 773-3700

Friends and relatives of Stew-

needs, be sure the letter comes . art in Arkadel P hia are collect - alive with a personal approach ing money to pay the ex P enses

that gives it personality. of attorney Travis Mathews, ices by the public in 1964-th Library Can Help ; wbo a PP eared in c °urt with most recent year for figures—

Stewart Monday. ! billion went for hospital

SPENDING FOR HEALTH WASHINGTON UPI—A U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare study confirms what everyone knows: Americans spend a lot of money

on health.

It found out that of the $24 billion paid out for health serv.

At the same time, make certain it shows off your typing

and letter-writing ability. Your public library will have some

books that can help you. In answer to your second

question, include only the points about your education and background that pertain to your business service. These should include, in brief form, your typing and shorthand speed; a list of the jobs and services you can perform; any special training you have had; and a rundown of your past working experience. Submit samples of your work. Also Include recommendations from former em-

ployers.

Dear Roberta Roesch: I am a widow of 61, and I

A Statistics Surprise Is The Many Women Heading Families feel I can’t endure another day

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Mathews is a county prose- i care, $6.8 billion for physician cutor from Arkadelphia, and he services and the balance went said he was receiving only a for dentistry, drugs, appliance* nominal fee for defending Stew- and other health care needs, art.

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