The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 June 1966 — Page 5

Peact Lutheran Church confirmed the following into church membership recently: (left to right) Patrick Burns, Francel Strain, Timothy Gruenholz. Pastor Robert Andersen officiated.

Veep Addresses Irmy Cadets WEST POINT, N. Y. UPI — Vice Bceqgient Hubert H. Humphrey said Wednesday America seeks to “build bridges” to Communist China and Asia in i an effort that will continue “for t the rest of; this century.” • He likened this policy to that * now functioning with Russia I and the Eastern European $ satellites.

t Asian problems will "not dis-

f appear” with a settlement of ♦ the Viet Nam War, the Vice 1 President said in a commence4 ment address prepared for de < livery at the U. S. Military 2 Academy. The nation must I learn “patience and perspecttive” in the years ahead. I Humphrey’s speech was the ^latest reflection of administraJ lion policy on Asia, and seemed Stb serve as an appeal to-both “doves” and “hawks” concem-

W about Viet Nam.

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S After reciting the oftstated Ju. S. goals of helping free Asian J nations to resist aggression, to 4 fight poverty, ignorance and Edisease, and to promote region|al cooperation, Humphrey ad-

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t “And finally, we seek and Jwill continue to seek to build abridges, to keep open the doors tof communication, to the ComTmunist states of Asia, and in particular Communist China— Ijust as we have to the Soviet! JXTnion and the Communist ♦states of Eastern Europe.”

292 North Viet Soldiers Killed SAIGON UPI — Paratroops of the U.S. 101st Airborne Division blunted a Communist offensive in the Central Highlands of South Viet Nam Wednesday and killed 292 men of a North Vietnamese battalion in a twoday battle that often was hand-to-hand. It was some of the bloodiest fighting of the war. It began at 2 a.m. Tuesday when the Com munists attacked with mortars and machineguns and sent human waves of troops against the American positions to the sound of bugles. The Americans fell back, regrouped and counterattacked. Paratroopers driven from their positions fixed bayonets and charged, the steel flashing in the rising sun. They gained back lost ground and moved on until at the end the Communist unit was a desperate one fighting for survival. The battle was fought In the mountain jungles of Kontum province 300 miles north of Saigon. Military spokesmen said the Communists threw in at least a full regiment — 1,200 men — of elite North Vietnamese regular troops. The men of the “Screaming Eagles” called in artillery and strike planes, defeating the attackers in the area where once the Viet Cong roamed almost unchallenged. An American spokesman said U.S. losses were “light over-all.”

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* INDIANAPOLIS UPI— The ©altimore A Ohio Railroad and

the Railway Express Agency tofcay asked the Public Service Commission for authority to ♦lose the Butlerville station and fterve the area from North Vernon. One of the customers usg the station is the Muscata-

Covered Whh Point SYDNEY, Australia UPI — Nadine Jensen, 21, was charged Wednesday with offensive behavior by covering herself with paint to protest Australian involvement in the Viet Nam War during a march by Viet Nam veterans.

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BONDY, France UPI—Three masked men armed with pistols Wednesday held up a jewelry salesman outside his home here and escaped with jewels worth $30,000.

4 Hoosiers Die In Lake Huron

Appellate Court Upholds Ruling INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Appellate Court ruled that the state cannot hold a former Vigo County auditor liable for recovery of sums he paid for road materials and labor without a contract. The court upheld Vigo Superior Court which ruled in favor of former auditor Everett J. Acree and his bonding company, Standard Accident Insurance Co. Evidence was that Acree, auditor from 1956 to 1959, paid $65,662 to two firms for paving material and labor for which the State Board of Accounts reported there were no contracts. Indiana through the then Atty. Gen. Edwin K. Steers mitiated the suit against Acree and the bonding company in an effort to force reimbursement. However, the high court in an opinion written by Judge G. Remy Bierly, concluded that Acree “acted in a manner devoid of dishonesty, secrecy, deceit and pecuniary gain and that the municipality obtained value received for money spent”

ALPENA, Mich. UPI—Coast

Guard planes and helicopters Holds TWO Jobs

searched over Lake Huron near here through the night Wednesday and into this morning, hunting possible survivors in the crash of a small plane carrying four Indiana businessmen. One body was recovered Wednesday

night.

LONDON UPI—Mike Patrick O’Conner, a bus inspector returns home from wprk each day in a chauffeur driven limousine. O’Conner is also his worship,

the mayor of Camden.

The body of Gordon Banks, Jr., 32, a Fort Wayne, Ind., real estate dealer, was recovered from the cold waters wearing what was believed to have been the only life jacket aboard the plane. Searchers also found a shoe and a light jacket in dwindling light. The men had been on a fishing trip to Gore Bay, Ontario, and were returning to Fort Wayne. The other three occupants of the plane also were from Fort Wayne. They were identified as Douglas Lawrence, an architect; Stanley Knapp, public relations manager for Bomar Instrument Inc., manufactured of electronics components, and Donald H. Erwin, opertaor of D. H. Erwin Sales in Fort Wayne.

Plan Survey For Toll Road INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana State Highway Commission announced today that a feasibility survey of a proposed Western Indiana Toll road will be started June 15. Norman H. Wuestefeld, a representative of Wilburn Smith & Associates, met with Washington Mayor Othmar Frye and Lewis Traylor, head of the Western Indiana Toll Road Association, and made plans for

the study.

A $95,000 contract for the study previously was awarded the Smith firm with the state to pay $50,000 and Evansville’s Future, Inc., $45,000. The plan calls for 30 persons to be hired locally to man 12 stations between June 15 and 30 along present highways between

EXECUTRIX SALE OF ANTIQUES AND MACHINERY Saturday, June 11, ’66 At 10:00 O'clock Sharp

By request of my deceased husband, Wm. f. (Bill) Janes, we will sell all the antiques from his shop and his tools and machinery at public auction one mile east of Bellmore an U.S. Highway 36, B miles east ef Rockville, Ind., or 1 mile west of Hollandsburg, FARM MACHINERY & TOOLS

* '52 Ferguson tractor, real good with 2 bottom plow, disc, corn l planter, new brush hog mower, lots of hand tools, power bench saw, drill press, drills. Merry Tiller garden tractor, miniature steam engine and many other tools including some antique. Machinery will sell at 1:00 o'clock.

ANTIQUES AND SHOWCASES

One lot of glassware induding pitchers, glasses, tumblers, cake __ stands, bowk, bottles, vases, china bowls, plates, platters, and all » kinds of dishes. LAMPS induding miniature, kerosene, hanging lamps, | lanterns, lots of jugs, jars, pictures, picturo frames, mirrors, buttons, | lots af jewelry; GUNS IS guns and rifles, induding elephant gun, Ken1 tucky squirrel gun, long tom, 17 pistols, S swords, 1 Civil War sword; * CLOCKS and watches, also dock and watch parts; jewelers lathe and , tools, jewelers bench, ox yoke, sleigh bells, other beNs, dinner bell, t single trees, double trees, lanterns, books, irons, skillets, kettles and

lot af dads, doll parts, old barber chair, barber teals, mg, several glass show cases, tables, chairs, stools,

• T.V., desk chair, captain's chair, lots af silverware. Butter molds, ' pocket knives and many other things found in an antique shop and

r on a farm.

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Please come early as this is a large sale. Net responsible in case af accidents.

Lunch will be served.

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Buddhists Stall Troop Convoy SAIGON UPI—Militant Buddhist threw themselves into the streets of Hue and stalled a

troop convoy on its way to fight the Communists today and their fiery leader demanded the government seek his permission before moving military traffic through the rebel city. Thich Tri Quang issued his challenge despite urgings from Buddhist leaders here for moderation in the campaign to oust Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. He vowed to continue harassing military operation in Hue until President Johnson and the military government recognize his

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power in the northern provinces. Units of a South Vietnamese regiment attempting to move against a suspect Viet Cong concentration pounded earlier today by U. S. B52 bombers just north of Hue found Buddhist altars blocking their way on the northern outskirts of the city. When they attempted to edge past the religious objects about

two dozen Buddhists flung themselves to the ground and stalled the trucks for several hours with their prostrate bodies. Quang grinningly told newsmen that he had “authorized” Lt. Col. Phan Van Kha, the province chief and representative of the Saigon government, to move through the city, but the military was tardy.

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GOULDS FOOD MARKET 704 South Jackson Street

F0LGER S COFFEE reg. drip fine

Pound Can 79

PICNIC TABLE CLOTHS 19c

SUGAR 5 Lbs. 55c

HOLLAND DAIRY SPECIALS

OLEO s tbs. an

MILK 69c Gallon

ICE CREAM 99c Gallon

SAP YEAST DONUTS 39c Pkg.

Pillsbury All Butter CAKE MIX 59c

YUM YUM BREAD 2 Loaves 39c

SWIFT’NING 3 Lb. Can 77c

NABISCO CRACKERS Lb. Box 29c

SURF Giant Box 59c

COMPLETE LINE OF FREEZER SUPPLIES

5 Lbs.

CHARCOAL 39c 20 Lbs. 99c

ECKRICH LUNCHEON SPECIALS OLD FASHIONED - MINCED HAM - SALAMI . BOILED HAM ... .

Lb. 79c Lb. 98c

SAUSAGE 2 Lbs. 99c

GROUND BEEF 2 Lbs. $1.19

ROUND STEAK Lb. 98c

BANANAS

VINE RIPENED TOMATOES

APPLES

15c Lb.

25c Lb.

6 for 35c

LETTUCE

CARROTS

CELERY

2 for 33c

2 Pkgs. 29c

23c Stlk.