The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 June 1966 — Page 3

Appellate Court Cuts Judgment NEW YORK UPI — An Appellate Court Tuesday cut to $155,785 a judgment against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, DN.Y., convicted of slandering a Harlem woman by calling her a “bag woman” (graft collector) for corrupt police. A judgment of $575,000 in damages was returned against the Harlem congressman last December. Powell made the defamatory remark while appearing on a television show six years ago. The $575,000, award to Mrs. Esther James, a 68-year-old widow, was set as the result of charges that Powell and his wife, Yvette, fraudulently trans' ferred ownership of property to avoid paying Mrs. James the original damage judgment of $211,500, later reduced to $46,500. The case has been marked by a maze of court actions, including appeals, stays, audits of Powell’s finances and contempt of court citations for the congressman’s repeated failures to appear in court as ordered. One contempt action still is pending. Mrs. James’ attorney, Raymond Rubin, said he expected the $155,000 to be paid by month's end. The reduced figure includes $33,250 owed on the original $46,500 judgment, $22,500 in travel and legal expenses and $100,000 in punitive damages.

Chinese Premier -Visits Romania BUCHAREST UPI—Romania prepared a simple welcome today for Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai whose visit could place new strains on the Russian-Chinese feud and fan Bucharest’s desires for independence from the Sqviet bloc. Only one slogan-bearing banner fluttered in the hot breeze to greet the Chinese official on his expected arrival around . noon. It hung at the Central Committee headquarters of the Romanian Communist party and proclaimed “long live Romanian. Chinese friendship.” Chou’s visit, originally scheduled fqr May, was twice postponed during a sequence of events that sent Soviet Communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev on a secret trip to Bucharest to smooth over Romanian criticism of Rusian military presence in Eastern Europe. Romanian Communist party General Secretary Nikolai Ceausescu has called the Russiandominated Warsaw Pact military alliance an “anachronism" and urged that the Communist pact and NATO be dissolved. He also called for withdrawal of both Soviet and American troops from Europe. Chou’s visit, diplomatic observers noted, coming before the scheduled summit meeting of East European and Russian leaders in Bucharest next month provides the Chinese with an opportunity to encourage Romania’s independence.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of In- . diana Docket No. 8138-A, 1. . IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF SCHWERMAN TRUCKING CO. MILWAUKEE, WISCON- - SIN. FOR CONVERSION OF PER- - MIT NO. 3503-B. 1. TO A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY TO OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLES AS A COMMON CARRIER OF PROPER- - TY. INTRASTATE. * Notice is hereby give that the Pub- * lie Service Commission of Indiana wilt conduct public hearing in Room 909 * of the Commission, State Office Build- * ing. Indianapolis. Indiana, at 10:00 * a. m., EST, on Tuesday. July 19. 1966. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By Allan Rachles. Executive Secretary. Indianapolis. Indiana, June 14. 1968 June 16—It

“ NOTICE OF SALE OF *BEAL ESTATE BY ADMINISTRATOR The undersigned Administrator of ’the Estate of Albert Stierwalt. de'ceased, hereby gives notice that by ^virtue of an Order of the Morgan "Superior Court, Martinsville. Indiana, "be will, at the hour of 1:30 o'clock p. m., on the 2nd day of July, 1966. "Offer for sale at private sale by seal_ed bids, at the premises located at .West South Street. Stllesvllle, Hendricks County, Indiana, alt the interest of the deceased in and to the .following described real estate, to.wit: . Lot No. Two (2) In Francis M. Alex- . ander's Addition to the Town of . Stilesville. Indiana, on which is . situated a dwelling containing five . rooms with bath; oil furnace. » Said sale will be made sublect to Jhe approval of said Court for not Jess than the full appraised value of .said real estate. The purchaser is to -P*>' taxes for the year 1966 payable Jn 1967. and thereafter. The success--fuf bidder shall pay the Administrator fifteen (IS) per cent of his bid in <ash and the balance in cash when -the deed and abstract are furnished. The Administrator reserves the right 4o reject any and all bids. Paul Stierwalt will show the house to any prospective buyer. If said property la not sold on the first day. then sale wilt be conUnued -from day to day for a period to be determined by the Administrator, but dot for longer than three (3) months. “ Paul Stelrwalt, Administrator of the Estate of Albert Stelrwalt. Deceased. : June 9-16-23-30—ft

Graham Preaches To Huge Crowds LONDON UPI — American evangelist Billy Graham has preached to more than a quarter of a million persons so far in his current "crusade” in greater London, spokesmen for his organization said today. Attendance at Wednesday night’s meeting at Earl's Court has given as 22,400, raising to 260,331 the number of persons who have attended his nightly sessions since they began June 1. The arena holds only 19,000. The overflow crowd of 3,400 watched Graham preach via closed circuit television in the court building near the arena. The spectators included 60 officer cadets from Sandhurst, the equivalent of America's West Point.

Shopping Center Shootout Staged ARLINGTON, Va. UPI — Police with shotguns and attack dogs broke up a shopping center shootout between rival gangs Wednesdaj\ Sixteen youths were arrested. One gang member was believed to be wounded and was being sought. Several state policemen were hit but not injured by shotgun pellets in a barrage of shots exchanged by the gangs at a shopping area in this Washington suburb. Police said the gangs—"The Avengers” and the “The Pagans” — had clashed before. Their most recent fight last weekend was the apparent spark for the shooting that started shortly before midnight Tuesday. The gangs are motorcycle and hot rod drivers who wear the black leather jacket of the motorcycle rider. The Avengers decorate theirs with a German iron cross, the Pagans use a skull and crossbones. Detective Charles Mackey of the Arlington County Police Department said he and his men were tipped in advance about the fight but had to stand aside as the Avengers gathered. “There was nothing we could do,” he said. “They were on private property and there was nothing we could move them on for.”

Alecd Ttenoger's Vkw By Janet Staub With the use of all types of communication systems advertising has become a well known term in our world of today. Perhaps the most talked about advertisement is the television commercial. Advertising executives rack their brains thinking of new and different ways to show their various products so that the products will sell. Most commercials are alike. Teenagers are known by their fads and advertising on television goes by the same thing. For a while big baseball players are seen trying to sell the products. Then it changes and no person is shown, just animals. All at once all of the big name scientists are making TV appearances to try to promote something. The classified ads in newspapers are usually directly to the point of the thing wanted to get or wanted to get rid of. Magazines show many worthwhile things for the consumer to purchase. Costing the common people money but the sender little is the type of advertisement mailed to “occupant.” Really that is a false statement because the sender has them printed and usually enlarges his stock for the event. The common people

don’t reaSy lose money on It If they don’t buy the things and use the paper for some useful purpose such as lighting a grill. By the Way: All cars nowadays are made with turn signals, why don’t the driver come equipped to automatically use them?

News Of Boys WITH U. S. COMBAT AIR FORCES, VIET NAM — Staff Sergeant Charles E. Lalonde, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Lalonde of 5990 Moonstone Ave., Port Arthur, Tex., has been selected Outstanding Non-com-missioned Officer of the Quarter in his unit in Viet Nam. Sergeant Lalonde, a radar maintenance technician, was honored for his leadership, exemplary conduct and duty performance. He is a member of the Pacific Air Forces which provides offensive-defensive airpower for the U. S. and its allies in the Pacific, Far East and Southeast Asia. The sergeant, a graduate of S. F. Austin High School, attended Lamar State College of Technology, Beaumont, Tex. His wife, Connie, is the daughter of R. L. Drake of 807 Stadium Drive, Greencastle.

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During the 16-week course, he was trained to fly Army helicopters and to use them in tactical maneuvers. He next will undergo advanced flight training at the Army Aviation School, Fort Rucker, Ala. Warrant Officer Candidate Martin, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Martin, live at Route 3, Cloverdale, Ind., is a 1954 graduate of Cloverdale High School.

Red Leaders Meet MOSCOW UPI — American Communist party executive James West met with Mongolian Communist party leaders Wednesday in Ulan Bator, the official Soviet news agency Tass said.

FORT WALTERS, Tex. (AHTNC) — Warrant Officer Candidate Arthur A. Martin, 29, whose wife, Yolande, is from Route 3, Cloverdale, Ind., completed a helicopter pilot course June 10 at the Army Primary

Satellite Will Take Moon Pix CAPE KENNEDY UPI—The United States plans to shoot a picture-1 a k i n g satellite into

six-day period starting July 12 to photograph astronaut landing sites and possibly the Surveyor 1 spacecraft on the lunar

surface. »

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) disclosed the launch period and said it was considering changing plans to give the 850-pound camera ship a birdseye view of

the moon.

The lunar orbiter, first of five being built to supplement Surveyor ground level pictorial reports on the moon, will fly within 28 miles of the lunar landscape every 314 hours to

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scout likely Apollo landing areas. Its camera will be able to spot objects the size of a card table on the moon. In another development at this booming spaceport, the Air Force was putting a powerful Titan 3C rocket through a final series of checks to prepare for the launching Thursday of sev-

en communications satellites and a research moonlet. The eight-in-one shot was the first of three planned for thi super Titan to establish a spaceborne military communication! network capable of linking bases around the world with Washington. The Titan 3C shot is scheduled for 10 a.m.

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