The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 September 1967 — Page 4
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The Dally Banner, Greaneastla, Indiana
Saturday, Saptambar 23, 1967
Real Estate
Real Estate
PUTNAM REALTY ROAD 40 Nearly new 3 bdrni. frame home. Large kitchen. Utility room, Hardwood floors. Gas heat. Home is in excellent condition. Price S9500. Easy Financing. MELROSE AVE. 5 rm. modern home, ideally located near town and shopping. Extra large living rm. Large kitchen and family room combination. New gas furnace. High view. Better take a look. S12,500. 309 W. WASHINGTON Sturdy older 2 story home completely remodeled. Beautiful hardwood firs, throughout. Living rm., formal dining, and brand new kit. on 1st floor. 3 Bedrooms and new- bath upstairs. New wiring. Bsmt. Corner lot. Must see to appreciate. Call for showing. S. JACKSON ST. 2 acres with 3 bdrm. modern home. House is in tip-top condition. Easy to heat. Slate roof. Nice barn and grounds. Immed. poss. S. INDIANA ST. Large 4 l»drm. modern home. 2 full baths. Bsmt. 2 car garage. Student rental possible. Priced to go at $10,000. In the market for a home? Call us and let us go over our many listings with you. If we haven’t got what you want, W’e will get it. Stop in and see us at our new location. Plenty parking. EVENINGS Joe and Nancy Fogle 442-0864 Denny and Thelma Thomas OL 3-5022
Distinctive Homes
ARE SOLD BY SHETRONE REAL ESTATE AGENCY 302 SO. INDIANA CALL OL 3-9315 GREENCASTLE
C. E. Shuee Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Inc. 108 North Vine Street Phone OL 3-9702 New Listings INDIANA ST. 2 story older frame home. 4 bedrooms. Basement. 2 car garage. 2 porches. This home can be made into 2 apartments. A good investment. Assume Y.A. Ia>an at 4 , /i% interest. 810,000.00. K-l GRANT ST., CLOVERDALE 2 Story Apartment House. 3 apartments. Bringing in §182.00 monthly. Asbestos Siding. Low taxes. Better see this. §14.000.00. C-9 Office—Days OL 3-9102 Days or Nights Ward Bartlett .... OL 3-3296 Gloria Baumunk ._ OL 3-6057 Kay and Jim Braden OL 3-6532 Ann Mae and Floyd Crawley .... 795-4351 Jack Moore OL 3-5820
3 Mobile Homes 3
The answer to your housing ; needs: 12x50, new 2 br. $4285. > 12x60, new 3 br. $4995. Country living on the j lake. Buy or rent a home and live at Van Bibber Lake, R.R. j 1, Greencastle, Phone Pi. 9- j 2341.
FOR SALE New living room group: coffe* table, end table and decorator lamp. SPECIAL PRICES an new mobile homes, truck camper, travel trailer. New Owners. HESS MOBILE HOME PARK 1216 South Bloomington Phone OL 3-3222
4 For Rent, Apts. 4
For Rent: 3 room and bath furnished apartment with private entrance. OL 3-4023.
8 Musical Items 8 SPINET PIANO: Wanted, responsible party to take over low monthly payments on a spinet piano, '"an be seen locally. Write Credit Manager, P. O. Box 276, Shelbyville, Indiana.
The Daily Banner EASY-TO-FIND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 1— Real Estate 2— Business Opportunity 3— Mobile Homes 4— For Rent—Apts. 5— For Rent—Rooms 6— For Rent—Houses 7— Marine Items 8— Musical Items 9— Home Items 10—Lost & Found 11 -Employment—Men 12— Employment—Men—Women 13— Employment—Women 14— Automotive 15— For Sale 16— Wanted 17— Farm Equipment 18— Auction 19— Business Service 20— livestock—For Sole 21— Notice 22— Motorcyles 23— Wanted To Buy 24— For Sale—Pets 25— Want To Rent 26— Work Wonted—Women 27— Work Wonted—Men To Place Your CLASSIFIED AD Phone OL 3-5151 And Ask For . . • SHARON She'll Take Yeur Order And Help You Write Yeur Ad Ads must be placed by 9 a.m. the first day they are to run, otherwise they will be in next issue.
Automotive
1959 Ford 2 door hardtop, Claude Webb, OL 3-3769. For Sale: 1960 Chevy ton custom cab. Aubrey Moore, 795-4643.
Notice
Guitar lessons, folk and rock. Call Tom Thorbeck, OL 35275.
Feminine Horizon
By HORTENSE MYERS
For Sale
Like new antenna for attic, $10; small Royal gas heater, §10. CaU OL 3-5535.
Country Store, Bazaar, and Faith Smorgasbord at Fillmore Methodist Church, Sep-
tember 30.
22 Motorcycles
FOR SALK: “No Hunting—No Trespassing" signs. The Daily Banner.
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Wanted
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Wanted: Inexpensive student piano. OL 3-5803. Wanted: Cement work of all kinds. Also want to haul coal. James Sims. 672-3170.
Want to buy used trumpet or cornet. Call OL 3-6877 after
5 p.m.
Pets
Registered black Cocker puppies. Wormed, permanent shots. Mapes Kennels, Craw-
fordsville. 362-1044.
Wanted: Football pants with snap in padding. Size 12. OL
3-9638. : Wanted good homes for female Want someone to clean gutters, i puppies. OL 3-6436.
OL 3-3060 weekdays after 4
p.m.
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INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The new head of Indiana’s state library system is a native of Iowa who promises not to leave | for Illinois jobs as her two pre-
| decessors have done.
22 1 Miss Alice Wickizer, Indianapolis. officially was designated
TRIUMPH, as acting director of the Indi-
ana Library by Governor Branigin and the Indiana Library and Historical Board, pending a permanent replacement which may
be a spell away.
Robert R. McClarren, the last permanent director, left a few' months ago to take a job with the Illinois regional library system in the Chicago area. Hia assistant director, Edgar W. Chamberlain, then was named acting director, but he, too, left to take a job with the Illinois library system in a region near
East St. Louis.
In addition, the Illinois system with its higher pay and lesser responsibilities has snagged at least one other top Hoosier librarian—Stillman Taylor
recalled that moment.
important little
Employment, Men
New Listings 5 OLIVE ST. Completely remodeled and decorated 2 B.R. home. New avocado carpet in living and dining room, pretty kitchen, full bath with plenty of storage, enclosed porch. Good condition inside and out. Priced to sell. MELROSE Nice older 3 B.R. in excellent condtion. Large living room—roomy kitchen with lots of storage. Pretty floors. Close to tow n. LEACH ST. 2 B.R., living room & kitchen, corner lot. SO. INDIANA 2 story older home has possibilities—1 B.R., 2 baths, close to tow n and college district. E. H. Collins & Co OL 3-3286 Boh Clark 386-7859 Lois or Ross Allee OL 3-4072
Experienced Drug Salesman (Dispensing G.P/s) Supplies and Equipment (Will train on these) For Established Territory in this area Vacated by death of Mr. Phillip Acker Write MEDCO SUPPLY CO. P. O. Box 2323 Muncie, Indiana or Phone 317-282-6112 between 9:30-4:30 For Appointment
Home Items
For Sale: 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, large paneled family room, 2 car garage, large lot. Claude Webb. CaU OL 33769 for appointment. 3 bedroom home in FILLMORE approximately eight (8) years old. extremely low down payment. Monthly payments $102.00 per month, including tax and insurance. Phone OL 3-3131, GREENCASTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Mr. James E.
Ross.
SELLING OR BUYING A NEW HOME? CHECK THE CLASSIFIED ADS.
16 inch bike with training wheels, $15; AM-FM radio, $17.50; TV, $30: chest of drawers. S6; 5 pc. chrome dinette set, $25; refrigerator, $30: electric stove, $25. 24 E. Berry (rear). For Sale at Earley’s. Tomatoes, pole beans, squash and pumpkins. For Sale: Eureka upright vacuum. all attachments, like new Also Hoover canister vacuum and attachments. OL 3-3550. ; i Antiques, roll top desk, tables, wash stands, cupboards, piano. other items. Harmony, Indiana. South side U.S. 40 “ANTEEK’’ open daily and i Sunday. 10 Lost & Found 10
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Found: White rabbit, call OL 3-6486. j 11 Employment, 11 Men Experienced combination paint and metal man for very busy body shop. Must be fully experienced and reliable and have own hand tools. 50-50 pay basis. Apply Service Manager, King-Morrison-Fos-ter. 119 North Indiana. Phone OL 3-4171-after 6 p.m. phone OL 3-5777. Wanted: Boy to work on farm after school and on Saturday in Cloverdale and Belle Union -rea. Phone 795-4309. WANTED: Doorman. Apply in person Vonfiastle.
Wanted: Routeman. References necessary. Atlas Linen Supply. Phone OL 3-4436 or OL
3-3191.
Job opportunities for Machinist in our Tool and Die Department. Phone 362-6200 or write, Sommer Metalcraft Corp., 315 Poston Drive, Crawfordsville, Indiana. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Saturday
till 12.
Salesman to establish own Credit Brokerage business. No investment. To help get started we guarantee $150 weekly to man meeting our requirements. Age no handicap. Write: Manager, Box 4038, Cleveland, Ohio 44123.
For Sale. Several good used and new forage wagons of different makes, new and used blowers. Reasor Silo and Equipment Sales, west of Brick Chapel. New 5800 bu. grain bin with aeration system. Erection available. Zeiner Farm Sales. Lois A. Zeiner, phone 2466149.
1958 Allis Chalmers WD Diesel tractor. 3 bottom plows. Box 100, Daily Banner. 18 Auction 18
DACHSHUND P U P S-A K C Red males. Health guarante-
ed. House-raised, newspaper | of Terre Haute—who was presibroke. Contact Homer War- dent of the Indiana Library man, CRESTVIEW KEN- Certification Board. NELS, R. R. 2, St. Rd. 43 S. ^jj gs wickizer still is expectFor Sale: Four-time field e( ^ continue her duties as champion coon dog, with II h ea d of the catalogue division pups, 2 rabbit dogs. OL 3-, Indiana State Library in 5633, | addition to serving as acting
! library director.
O Z \AI *■ T D Although she is a native of ZD Want 10 Rent 25 J3 es Moines, she has lived in
Indianapolis since she was a third-grader. She is a graduate of Howe High School, and even as an Irvington area gradeschooler discovered the fascina-
tion of a library.
“It never occurred to me to
Want to rent a garage, De-
Pauw Student. No calls. W’rite 316 Longden Hall.
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— Men —
“It was the first time it had occurred to me that librarians didn’t come in boxes with the books. At Mrs. Kelly’s suggestion, I worked for the Indianapolis Public Library for two years." She found she liked the work and obtained a library science degree from Western Reserve then went to work as librarian at Drake University. Miss Nelle Coats, who headed the catalogue division of the Indiana State Library, persuaded Miss Wickizer to return to Indiana and take her job, so she could retire. She did return in 1957 and worked for two years under Miss Coats before becoming division head. The new library director has undertaken a 10-year project in which the method of classification for material and books is being changed from the Dewey method to one used by the Library of Congress. “We would have been drowning paper if we did not change,” she said. “In one year we receive as a federal depository as many as 41.000 pieces, ranging from a one-page pamphlet to a several-volume work.” In addition, the catalogue division must handle about 3.000 new titles of books each year, plus other material. Indiana’s geneology division which Miss Wickizer termed “one of the very finest west of the Appalachians.” also gets much material which comes to
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collar behind your neck sad lean back. I’ll bet you a cup of ooffe* you won’t get a crick! A Reader ■ B ■ • Dear Heloise: When washing windows or walls, tie your sponge or cloth to your wrist with a string. No more getting down from the ladder to retrieve it if dropped. Keep your hand free for drying, too. Mrs, A. McDaniel
Auction, Special Stock Cattle Sale, Monday, September 25, 1967, beginning 12 noon. 900 head of cattle. We have already consigned, from Monroe County, 400 head yearling steers, weighing 550-750 lbs., also calves, 350-600 lbs. 50 head Holstein steers, Hereford and Angus cows, some with calves, others close up springers. Bloomington Sale Barn y 2 mi. south of Bloomington on Hi-way 37. Galyan Brothers, Operators. Phone 332-5712.
Two strong high school gradu-
ates want jobs of farm work wan ^ to
construction or 'illing station attendants. Phone OL 3-
4691.
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be a librarian,” she recalled, j ^ as its statur e grows. The gen“All the way through college, j eo ^°§y collection is a joint proall I knew was that I didn't -i ec ^ Indiana and Indian-
be a teacher. Even ! a P°^ s library systems,
though I practically grew up in ‘‘The use of the geneology dithe Irvington library—now the vision has doubled.” Miss Wick- , Hilton U. Brown branch library izer noted. “Not just older peo—I didn’t think about becoming j pie but young people use it. We j a librarian until Hortense Kelly had 1.600 out-of-state users mentioned it.” who came last year just beMrs. Kelly, the Irvington li- i cause of the geneology divi-
brarian in those years, said sion.”
tactfully to the uncertain col- i
lege girl: “I never wanted to
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Final Clean-Up Time Is Here On All New '67 ★ Falcons * Mustangs * Big Fords ★ Trucks We are also in need of '63, '64, '65 and '66 used cars. Don’t miss this opportunity for our big savings to you.
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J feel I was pushing you into something you didn’t want to do—but have you thought of bei coming a librarian?” j Miss Wickizer laughed as she
Selling at the Cloverdale Sale Barn, Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1967 starting at 1 p.m, several
good feeder shoats, butcher sows, boars and other hogs. In addition, 25 choice Angus steers and heifers from one
Foreign news commentary
(By LEON DANIEL)
TOKYO UPI — The “Okinawa problem,” a red-hot politi-
farm. Also a good selection of S cal issue in Japan, has been feeder cattle, cows, calves, obscured in this country by the bulls. Several cattle will sell war in Vietnam. And the by the pound. Sale every Japanese often complain that Tuesday. David Trimble own- Americans seem disinterested er. Wayne Branneman, and in the sticky political situation Max Pickel, Auctioneers. ; surrounding that South Pacific
island.
The problem is that Japan wants the island back and the United States needs it as a military base. The Americans are there by dint of conquest ever since Easter morning, 1945, when the largest fleet of assault ships and supporting vessels ever assembled in the Pacific struck the island.
At Auction, a good 1949 % ton Chevrolet pickup to be sold at 1 p.m. sharp, Wednesday, Sept. 27 at Clapp’s Auction
Service.
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1967 SINGER CABINET. $35.20 FULL BALANCE. Walnut finish, equipped to zig-zag, applique, monogram pastel color. Complete price $35.20. Make seven payments of 5.01 per month. Call OL 3-3987.
some pretty good reasons why the Pacific during the war | should be returned. The Bonins, the Volcanoes Iowa Jima and the Ryukyus— j with the exception of Okinawa i —appear to have little strategic importance to the United j States. The United States during the fifties verbally recognized the i “residual sovereignty” of the islands, populated mainly by Japanese whom Japan’s political leaders claim want the islands returned. Many Americans believe— and some Japanese agree—that even if the base turned over to Japan it will still have to be manned.
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12 Employment, 12 Men, Women Needed at once. Full or spare time. Man or woman to service customers with Watkins products in city of Greencastle. Earn $85 and up weekly. No investment. Write D-77, Watkins Products, Inc. Winona,
Minnesota.
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Women
FOR FREE ESTIMATES for spray painting ot brush painting cal] your PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU
CO-OP today.
In the 93 days that followed ) This P oses a P™Mem. Would 49,151 Americans were killed or, Japanese, who are on a wounded. 110,000 Japanese de- pacifist kick, be willing to do
fenders were killed and 200,000
it? What about the United
Wanted: Nurse aides at Eventide Rest Home. Apply in person. 1306 So. Bloomington, Greencastle.
14 Automotive 14
’56 Chevy 2 ton truck with Mooresville bed and hoist. 526-2431.
Okinawans wounded.
Many Japanese demand that Okinawa, part of the Ryukyus, be returned immediately. Some would settle for getting administrative control with the United States keeping its military
base.
in the spectrum of Japanese For Sale: Duroc boars, polled 1 opinion on the issue there are Hereford bulls. Howard and | varieties of compromise, but Bjron Gough, Roachdale. 1 most of them point to eventual
were killed or I States nuclear weapons on
Livestock
Phone 596-7693 or 596-7694. For Sale: Two sows, fourteen pigs. OL 3-5774. For Sale: 65 Hampshire shoats, 80 lbs. Raymond Mosteller, 10 miles west of Greencastle on Walnut Street Road. Phone 672-3620.
Notice
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return of all the islands the United States won in the
western Pacific.
Thus, from the Japanese view American indifference to the problem may be desirable. American hawks would not be likely to take kindly to a proposal that they hand over an important military base won with GI blood spilled in a war started by the Japanese. But tough talk like that j currently is considered “bad 1 form” in the diplomatic circles where the problem is being , dealt with. There are, in fact,
Okinawa? Would the Japanese be willing to press the buttons that would loose the nuclear warheads if such a decision ever became necessary? These knotty questions are some of the reasons some Japanese leaders are willing to say, hsually in private, that it is okay with them if the United States holds onto its military installations on Okinawa. The United States employs 56.000 Okinawans on the island and last year pain them $40 million in wages. U.S. forces spent $235 million last year on Okinawa, which reported a Gross National Product of $435
million.
The Japanese keep running polls they claim indicate the Okinawans prefer a Japanese administration on the island. But there are also a lot of Okinawans who would think twice before they would go along with killing the goose j that lays the golden egg. |
Partner bids One Spade, next player passes, both sides are vulnerable, and you have a part score of 40. What would you bid now with each of the following five hands? 1. 495 VQ8642 +KJ3 4,A75 2. 40983 4AKJ4 4 74 *Q82 3. 4Q74 VAJ62 4KQ3 4AJ9 4. 462 9Q974 4J863 4J53 5. 4K9732 4AQJ74 48 4J4 1. One notrump. Without a part score, the normal response would be two hearts, but with it, the better response is one notrump. That is because partner may pass two hearts with indifferent support for the suit —since a game contract has been reached — and our heart suit is simply not good enough to offset this possibility. Normal bidding practices change when a part score situation
exists.
2. Two spades. Without the part score, the proper response would be three spades, but since a jump to three with a part score of 40 would constitute a slam try, you bid only two spades. Of course, a two heart response is out of the question since partner might pass. Change the deuce of clubs to the king and you would have enough for a three spade bid. Such a jump would merely indicate interest in a slam; it would not be a forcing bid.
3. Three notrump. This bid !• likewise not forcing, though it clearly indicates interest in ft slam. The point count for threa notrump with a part score of 40 is usually 17 or 18. The bid guarantees strength in the three unhid suits as well as notrump distribution. 4. One notrump. Ordinarily, you would pass because game is too remote to justify keeping the bidding alive, but with • part score of 40, the requirements for a response are reduced from the 6-point minimum normally expected for a notrump response. Since you don’t have to go as high aa usual to reach a game, you adjust your sights accordingly. 5. Three spades. Here you can make a slam try based largly on the attractive distribution. True, you have only 11 high-card points, but a slam is possible even opposite a minimum opening bid. With as little as the ace of spades, king of hearts and ace of clubs, th# hand might easily pro due a twelve tricks. It would be unwise to respond two hearts for the reasons previously given, or to respond three hearts which would be a jump-shift and a 100% forcing bid. We have the values to suggest a slam, but partner should be given the option of continuing or not, as he sees fit.
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