The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1968 — Page 10
1 Real Estate 1 4 For Rent, Apts. 4 20 livestock 20 Lenin MuSClim mCCO for Russians
BEAUTIFUL, tri-level Bedford stone and frame home. 2 fireplaces, 3 bedrooms. 2 acres of ground. This home has everything! The P. G. Evans Co. Real Estate. 113 S. Jackson St. OL 3-6509.
INCREASE your income for your family by reducing your rent. Well kept farm home, ten minutes from town—3 bedroom, all modern conveniences. $50. per month. Available now. Call PE 9-2511 after 7 p.m.
UPSTAIRS apartment, 4 rooms and bath. Utilities furnished. North Grant Street, Cloverdale. Call Foster Realty, 7954514.
SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St. Ph: OL 3-9315 - Offers - Haven’t found that Ideal home for the family yet? Come in and look at this S bedrm. split-level. Has large kitchen & dining area, 2 fireplaces, carpeted liv. rm.. full basement with family rm.. 2 full baths, garage. On Albin Pond Rd. Start the new year out right, see this 3 bedrm. frame home. Carpet in liv. rm., full basement. iy 2 baths, gas hot air furnace. 409 Meadow Dr. Price reduced on this lovely 3 bedrm. Brick home, built in ’60. Hardwood and tile floors, utility rm., bath and y 2 , gas furnace, garbage disposal, garage. On Dogwood Ln. Don’t wait come In and see this beautiful home on 43 North. Has 3 bedrms., carpeted liv. rm., guest wrap eloset. planters, snack bar, walnnt paneled foyer, birch cabinets, sliding glass doors, vanity in bath, oil fired furnace. Make 1968 a happy year for your family—Buy a new Home. After office hours call — C. J. Knauer—OL 3-3057 Bill Talbott—OL 3-6328
FOR RENT: Cole Apartments. 1 bedroom, utilities furnished. See Custodian, 519 E. Washington. 5 For Rent, Rooms 5
SLEEPING room. Close to town. Call OL 3-3057.
OFFICE space on street level in Alamo Building. For details, phone Hal Hickman Realtors. OL 3-9225.
6 For Rent, Houses 6 HOUSE for rent in Cloverdale. 2 bedrooms. Immediate possesion. 526-2692.
WANT to buy young Hamp or Duroc male hog. Phone OL 3-
3833.
KESSLER Farms offer for sale 50 open June Poland China gilts; boars. 100 fall gilts; 30 boars. New Ross 793, Ladoga 942-2405. | WANT to buy Hampshire male hog. Floyd Raines, 672-3456. FOR SALE: 17 good Hereford cows, bred to Angus bull. Also 18 feeder calves. Call 596-
5777.
FOR SALE: Ten 350 lb. first litter gilts to farrow last of January; 2 young male hogs; 1 York; 1 Hamp. Robert Fisher. Phone 528-2667. DUROC boars; polled Hereford bulls. Howard and Byron Gough, Roachdale. Phone 5967693 or 596-7694.
TAMPERE. Finland UPI — Finland used to be one of V. I. L e n in’s favorite hideaways when he was on the run from the Czar’s police.
dependence if the Bolsheviks
came to power in Russia. And he kept his promise.
When Finland declared its independence on Dec. 6 1917, just
And today an old frame house a month after Lenin took over
in this industrial city of 140,000 is the home of the only major
. Lenin museum communist bloc.
outside the
In it the visitor can see the bed the father of the Soviet Union slept in, the knife and : fork he ate with and the desk at which he wrote “State and Revolution,” one of his many
works.
A tape recorder spews out the best of the old revolution-
Home Items
16.6 cu. ft. white Frigidaire refrigerator. 180 lb. bottom, freezer, frost free. 795-4231.
Pets
Russia, the Soviet Union was the first country to recoguize the new Finnish state. For that reson the Finnish government considers the Lenin Museum an essential part of Finnish history and subsidizes
it.
The museum is owned by the Finnish-Soviet Society, an organization loaded with Communists and fellow travellers, but which also lists a number of respected cons ervatives
ary’s speeches and the museum among its mem bers. guide an aging but dedicated The Societv opened the muSocialist _ recounts Czarist op- seum in 1946 and it has become pression and the “massacre of a kj n a holy place for Rusthe proletariat in the unsuc- S j an visitors, drawing everyone cessful 1905 revolt at St. Peters- from low-ranking bureaucrats
on a Finnish vacation to pre-
Khrushchev
FOR SALE: Good male Beagle. 522-6733.
10 Lost & Found 10 26 Work Wanted 26
FOUND: Black Shepherd with'WANTED: Baby-sitting in my white ring around neck. PE j home. Can give references. 9-2603. OL 3-4076.
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13 Employment, 1 3 ^ ANTED: Iromn s d0 m my J., 1 ' | home. OL 3-6327. Women
burg (now Leningrad).
It was about the time of that miers Bulganin, first, abortive, revolution that aru j Kosygin.
Lenin began to frequent Fin- About'30 per cent of the visl and - | itors each year are Russian. The building that houses the Communist Chinese student museum was a labor union hall delegations were frequent visiat the time and it was there tors in the past, but the culturthat Lenin led the first con- al revolution back home seems
ference of the Russian Social to have interfered with their MANCHESTER N H UPI Democratic Labor Party—one pilgrimages—only two Chinese . " , ,.
- F J Spray-on meals and medicaof the forerunners of the Com- comrades have shown up this
munist Party — in 1905.
Aerosol meals in the future?
year.
3 Mobile Homes 3
WANTED: Baby-sitter, 5 days j a week in my home. Call OL 8-6263. WANTED: Lady to care for elderly lady. Some light housekeeping. Call after 6 p.m. anytime on Sunday. OL 3-5707. WANTED: Baby-sitter in my home. OL 3-6334 after 4. 14 Automotive 14 1963 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 door sedan. Standard transmission. 50.000 miles. Excellent tires. Snow tires on extra wheels. Brakes just rellned. Available January 17. $475. OL 3-3593.
JANUARY SPECIALS Did you know you can buy a two bedroom mobile home with payments «s low as $43.02 10x55 Elcer Si 995 00 12x53 Rambrondt 53995.00 12x60 Glob*mast»r 3 br. 55195.00 New Color TV Oivsn with avery double wide mobile home sold in January VAN BIBBER MOBILE HOMES
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. ’53 Chevrolet ton pickup, $200. OL 3-3550.
AUTOMOTIVE parts, Holly 4 barrel, dual point distributor, 352 block, pistons, accessories, 4 barrel manifold. OL 3-3438. Remember East Side Motor Sales fer expert body works, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates.
For Sale
TIMOTHY and mixed hay. Ph. OL 3-5883.
PARTS for all electric Shavers Mason’s Jeweler.
FOR SALE: “No Hunting—No Trespassing” signs. The Daily Banner
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4 For Rent, Apts. 4
NICELY furnished apartment, good location near squaregood heat, water and electricity furnished. Priced reasonable. Adults. Phone OL 3-3065 after 6 p.m. ONE bedroom furnished apartment. Adults only. Call OL 3-3057.
FOR LEASE: New two bedroom apartments, available soon. Parkwood Village Apartments. Call OL 3-5015, days or OL 3-6609 or OL 34833 evenings.
WANTED: Rugs, carpet upholstery and wall cleaning The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru better stores everywhere For service in Putnam County, call OL 3-3562. 1 9 Business Service 19 SPOTS before your eyes—on your carpet — remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent Electric shampooer, $1. Headley Hardware.
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He also visited Finland In 1906 and 1907 and again in 1917 I just before the Bolsheviks cap-
tured power In Russia.
At that time Finland was a grand duchy of the Russian
Shopping Guide
If you had trouble calling Greencastle Federal Savings and Loan Assoc, for the time and temperature over the New Year weekend, here’s why. Ernie Collins told me they had 12,568 phone calls over the weekend for the correct time and temperature. Now let me tell you that’s a lot of phone calls. I know I tried several times, but kept getting the busy signal. Now I know why; everyone else in the county was trying at the same time. By the way, if you want to know the correct time and temperature just dial OL 8-1212.
LBJ is sure having problems with the state of Louisiana. The Democrats loyal to President Johnson are still reeling from Thursday’s loss of control of the state Democratic central committee to backers of former Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama. The loss could easily result in the President losing the right to the Democratic emblem on the November ballot and might put him in a pre-election primary battle with Wallace that could prove embarrassing. Those supporting Wallace have ready a resolution that would call for a primary showdown between presidential electors for Wallace and LBJ to see which would claim the Democratic roster in November, said to be worth thousands of extra votes in Louisiana. If such an election were held today, several reputable polls show Wallace would beat Johnson handily. If this would happen, the only way LBJ could get on the Louisiana ballot would be by petition. Of course, loss of Louisiana would be no surprise to the President. He has never been strong in Louisi-
tion are not far away.
Kids will be making their own “instant” ice cream cones. Their pediatricians will be substituting a pressurized spray
for that fearsome vaccination ana lostng the state’s 10 electoral votes to Barry Goldwater In
^ WASHINGTON UPI US- needle. 1964. But an opening round loss to Wallace could sure damage Czar and was a handy exile IA s consumer and marketing These and about 300 more his prestige. I just wonder how many other states will be taking
sen ice reports that weekend products will come to the con- this course. Could be a real interesting election year.
shoppers, preparing for the first sumer in aerosol cans, accord- —-——
weekend of the new year, can i n g to the marketing director
for Russian revolutionaries. It had the advantages of police who were much less keen on rounding up agitators than | were the Russian cops and a i considerable number of svmpa
■ thizers for the revolutionary I some fresh fruits and ve S eta * cause. It was also close to the bles at food stores and su P er '
Russian capital at St. Peters- m a rk ets.
burg so a quick return could Broiler-fryer chickens and be made if conditions became turkeys continue as the most sion.
make their selections from good supplies of meat and poultry and from adequate supplies of
of a leading producer of aero-
sol valves.
“Aerosol’s biggest break-
through is anticipated in the
field of medicine,” says Paul
Welsh, of Scovill Manufacturing Company’s Aerosol divi-
“We foresee radioactive
features will include bacon, the oldest and largest world- queline Kennedy now has some-
favorable. abundant meats. They should inhalants for lung cancer paToo Hot be featured food buys in all tients, aerosol insulin to reBetween 1907 and 1917, how-, areas. Beef roasts and steaks place injections for diabetics ever, things became a bit too should also be featured in most I and various types of inhalant : hot for Lenin even in semi-au- areas with ground beef in this vaccines and allergens.” tonomous Finland and he had category in some areas. Pork Scovill Aerosol Company is
to seek exile elsewhere.
But he returned after the chops, and hams. The U.S. wide manufacturer of tire March revolution in 1917 which Department of the Interior re- valves, from which aerosol led to the abdication of the ports that stocks of fish sticks valves evolved. Other major Czar and the establishment of and portions and frozen fish aerosol valve manufacturers the short-lived Russian Repub- fillets and steaks are again are Precision Valve, Valve Corlic. ample in all areas. poration of America and NewHe stayed in Helsinki and Cabbage, onions, and pota- man Green, worked on “State and Revolu- toes are in good supply in most Welsh and other specialists In tion” before leaving for the areas. Lettuce joins this group aerosols foresee about 600 milRussian capital to lead the No- in some areas. Apples, grape- lion units of pressure-packed vember revolution that put the 1 fruit and oranges are leaders foods on the market by 1971.
Backstairs at the White House
By MKRRIMAN SMITH but inside, there is what has WASHINGTON UPI — Back- come to be standard every stairs at the White House: month for most magazines of The comfort involved may this sort—a walloping picture have its limitations, but Jac- layout and article headed sim-
Bolsheviks in power. among the abundantly available During his 1917 sojourn, Len- fruit. Bananas are also In this in also promised Finland its in- category in some areas. Hollywood News
FOR RENT: East Seminary Street. 1 bedroom upper apartment, stove and heat furnished. Call OL 3-3479 or OL 3-6822. TWO bedroom apartment. William Eiteljorge, 4101 2 E. Walnut, OL 3-5308 after 5.
Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing Service.
APARTMENT for rent: Large 4 rooms and bath. Utilities furnished. Adults only. OL 36550. FOR RENT: New 1 bedroom furnished apartments and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments. Roban Apartments, 327 Bloomington St. Phone OL 3-4072. THREE room upstairs apartment, heat and water furnished. OL 3-9515. After 6 p.m., OL 3-9008.
FOR SALE: 21” RCA color TV. Del’s TV Sales & Service, PE 9-2713. SINGER ZIG-ZAG WALNUT CABINET MODEL A-l cond. Beaut, walnut cabinet. Makes buttonholes and fancy designs, sews on buttons, needs no attachments. Available to responsible party for $5.86 per month. Full price $35.16. Call OL 3-3987. 20 Livestock 20
LIVESTOCK CENTER HOGS S17.75-$18.25 LOCAL LIVESTOCK
Hogs 2.500: barrows and gilts 25-1.00 higher: 1-2. 210-230 lb. 19.50- 20.25; few lots 235-245 lb. 18.75 - 19.50: 1-3, 220 - 250 lb. 18.00-19.00; 240-270 lb. 17.2518.25: 3. 175-190 lb. 17.75-’8.“ >; 2-3. 225-260 lb. 17.25-18.25: 260300 lb. 16.50-17.25; sows £5-50 higher; 1-3. 300-400 lb. 14.0015.00; 400-500 lb. 13.25-14.25; 23, 500-600 lb. 12.65-13.25; boars 10.50- 11.50.
By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD UPI —Patty McCormack. Age: 22. Hair: blonde. Face: pretty. Occupation: actress. Employment:
scare.
But it was only 11 years ago marquees that Patty, with a Dutch boy years ?
haircut won a Academy Award Patty hopes to be one of the nomination for best supporting rare ones who makes a come-
“The housewife will be able to serve a full-course diner from aerosol cans, some of which will keep the food hot or cold, depending on how it is to be
served.”
In a year or two, the coffee break may come out of an
aerosol can. Aerosol packaged , ,, ... .. .
more of these publications each
man Jr., Freddie Bartholomew.
Jane Withers, Butch Jenkins- cheese spreads and other tid- mont j 1
even Jackie Coogan. Shirley bit sauces are alreadv on superTemple or Jackie Cooper ? market shelves. The home ironHow many times have you er is finding the familiar boxseen their names in lights on type starch hard to find. Most in the past few of the new home ironing star-
ches are in aerosol cans.
one to help share the attention of the fan magazines—Lynda Johnson Robb. For the last three or more years. Jackie Kennedy has been the object of steady and. for her, unwelcome attention of motion picture and television fan magazines. The 38-year-old former First Lady still rates right along with Elizabeth Taylor as an American glamour
queen.
To say that Mrs. Kennedy dislikes this sort of publieitv is to state the case mildly. But fan magazine attention shows no sign of declining and she lands on the cover of a dozen or
ply “Jackie.” Harlech, too.
All about Lord
The January “Motion Picture” divides the cover photographically between Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Robb to lure interest in one article, “Jackie and Lynda’s weddings—how each bride learned to love on the rebound.”
More Products
’The aerosol age,” Welsh
Speculate On Romance Typical example is this
months “Movie Mirror” which headlines across its cover “Did Jackie Finally say ‘Yes?’- The
Wall Street Chatter NEW YORK UPI—Shearson, Hammill & Co. says the market averages probably will move in a fairly narrow range in the months to come, barring a basic change in the Vietnam situation. It suggests that the momentum of the year-end rally could carry a bit further in January but says
man who is going with her tells there will be a number of negaa ]jy* live influences at work which The story inside somehow wiU ini P ede tha market’s prog-
does not live up to the heart- ress -
beat of the cover headline. The
Lord Harlech
who went to Cambodia as The Alexander Hamilton Ina member of Mrs. Kennedy’s stitute says the outlook for the
YOUNG purebred Hampshire been used. Dennis Terry, Fillmore, Route 1.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION in the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana Notice is hereby given that Tola M. Heawn was on the 19th day of December, 1967. appointed Administratrix of the Will of William J. McCammack, deceased. AH persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six (61 months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 19th day of December. 1967. Probate Cause No. 67-91. Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. Attorney Roy C. Sutherlin Dec. 20-27-Jan. 3-3t
SEX outstanding milk goats, freshen in February. Wain Barker, 2 miles northwest of New Maysville. Phone 5965264.
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actress in “The Bad Seed.” .. j back at the tender age of 22,
She was a child star, that to lose that washed up feeling. sayg a i re ady made posmost pitiable of all situations At least she’s made a start sib ] e ^ be introduction of some in which a youngster finds with a guest appearance on products which would have stor - v refers to himself. Where does a child go CBS-TVs “Wild Wild West.” been impossible before the infrom stardom? It’s not a motion picture to be trndncHon of snrav cans
In all but a very few cases sure. But at best agents and hair spravs windshield de- partv last fal1 ’ His “ tel1 a1 , 1 ” econo ™ y and the s ^ k arid bond
the answer is oblivion. producers will realize she is i cers artificial snow dog re-
pellent for postmen — to name
onh- a few.”
Bom of necessity wiien the Army needed an insecrieide spray during World War H, the aerosol valve industry —
You want to talk about still alive.
Spanky McFarland. Claude Jar- “It’s more like starting all i over again than making a
comeback,” Patty said.
“People don’t know what to expect of me or what I look
For
TIME
And
TEMPERATURE Dial OL 8-1212 Courtesy of
like when I go in for interviews. from the manufacturer’s perThey all seem surprised that spective _ now is esti mated I’ve grown up. But 11 years is by We]sh to be in the neie - bbor . a long time for a young girl. hood of sg0 tQ s90 million. “We Some producers expect to see anticipate this figure will doume still only 10 or 12 years old. b j e )n ^ be nex (- fj Ve t<- seven
consists of thoroughly publi- markets appears more promiscized quotes from the past in ing than it has appeared in which the former British am- months. The company, howbassador to Washington said ever, says it w-ould still be in there was “no foundation” to favor of deferring new purstories that he and Mrs. Ken- chases if a conservative apnedv were engaged. proach is desirable pending conIn the January “Photoplav,” gressional action on the adminone of the real giants of the istration’s tax surcharge pro-
fan magazine world. President posal.
Johnson’s elder daughter took
the cover play entirelv away
“I’m sure re-establishing my-
years,” says Welsh.
COMMISSIONERS’ ALLOWANCES The Putnam County Board of Com-
from Mrs. Kennedv With an i missioners met in regular session enormous color photograph of afTe'Co^rttou.* 1 in Greencafue.”^:
self won’t be easy. I can think " ' ' Lynda and her bridegroom. a ” a 0 ^ |; the fon ° wln * claims: of only Elizabeth Taylor and As one example he cites de- Capt. Charles Robb, gazing Joseph h Ash *182 70 Natalie Wood as child stars odorants. “This aerosol prod- adoringlv at each other. Robert ^oner".;";"i””"I” neSo who went on to become major uct didn’t really get off the Headline First Family ?hom a B 'I 4 ! 10 stars in mories.” ground until 1964. In the past The cover headline screams Woodson Buttery’ e ’’.‘.‘."*’””1 153^
How LBT! olyn Cam P bel! 14400 now j Steven E Campbel i 164 ^ Before the £ ] rank c J! ) ble 164 00
five months to Bob Catania, a million units. By 1975. we ex- Wedding.” How did the Presi- j at ic ie Lee Eyler !!!"!!"!!!!! moo
to dent “hurt” his daughter? j wmi*m h GrT* 157 50
Privately, Patty is much more two and a half years deodor- in large letters, ‘ content. She has been married ants have grown to over 250 Hurt Lynda B ; rd
hair stylist in the San Feman- pect aerosol deodorants to dent “hurt” his daughter? £ oriffla i 6 o 00 do Valiev to whom she was en- reach 700 million units.” saving, according to “Time” as Lester Hapney .."I!"!!!!!" moo gaged when she was only 17. quoted by Photonlav, th^t James m. Love 164 no After her success in “The Bad “We expect to see packaged .‘ L vnda is so smart she can al- woo'row C w^poynter !!!!!‘" mm Seed” Patty went on for a few In aerosol cans such products j ways take care of herself.” Billy e. sprnccr . moo 'years to appear in undistin- as scouring cleansers, combina “Photoplay.” however, is not j oeor ^ Talbot"'".mm guished movies and a few tele- tion room deodorants and bac- one to leave the fan magazine, wnblnfV'^n • • ^ vision shows. Thereafter she re- terocides, industrial adhesives, field open to any other publi- Everett Cornett ............ 15300 turned to her native Brooklyn, medicines and pharmaceuticals cation when it comes to Mrs. ^m'e 15200 New York where she completed in metered doses, vitamins and Kennedy. The January issue Roy Weller ...... 152.00 j high school. j all kinds of foods.” imay play Lynda on the cover,) Auditor