The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 April 1968 — Page 4

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 4

Monday, April 15, 1968

1 - Real Estate - 1

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St.-Ph. OL 3-9315 -- Offers -- Russellville - Older 2 story home on large lot. 5 rm. & bath down, 2 up, basement enclosed back porch, oil heat,

Fillmore - Parkview Addition 4 bedrm. trame home. Carpet & tile floors, part basement, newhot water furnace, garage. 409 Meadow Dr. - 3 bedrm. frame home. Carpet in liv. rm. full basement, P/j baths, gas hot air furnace. Coatesville - 202 S. Milton - Pretty buck veneer home. 3 bedrms., hardwood floors part basement, enclosed front porch, oil fired furnace, fire - place, large 1 car garage. fte Have others After Office Hours call C. J. Knauer - OL 3*3057 Bill Talbott - OL 3-6328

18 Acre farm, 11 a. tillable 1 mi. east Manhattan Road on St. Rd. 40 with 5 room house and 32x50 pole barn. E. H. Collins & Co. Bob Clark The Allees 386-7359 OL 3-4072

The P. G. Evans Co. Real Estate Just Listed Three large buildings one block from the square. Suitable for business purposes, offices, storage or light shop work. Size of bldgs: 7,500, 8,000 and 10,000 square feet. On 3 lots 100’ x 100’ each. This property is reasonably priced. Buy one lot and bldg., two, or all three. 113 S, Jackson OL 3-6509 After hours, call OL 3-6416 OL 3-3406. OL 3-4079. OL 3-4343. 01 3-3642.

C. E. Shuee Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Inc. FOR SALE: House trailer and lot at Moore Cc trt. ^ill sell for cash or on contract. Priced to sell. See Shuee Kay and Jim Braden OL 3-6532 Ward Bartlett OL 3-3296 Jack Moore OL 3-5820 Ann and Floyd Crawley 795-4351

PUTNAM REALTY 1209 South Bloomington St. Phone OL 3-5022 BUSINESS: 1 acre with modern office bldg. carpeted throughout. Small block bldg, (rented) 2 car garage. Ideal for Beauty shop. Barber shop, Dentist or Doctor. Many future possibilities. ^ill sell on contract. BUILDING SITE: Approx. 4 acres. Greencastle Twp. Want a Sellabration? List your property with us. have buyers.

APPROX. 10 acres, 2 bedroom house, with bath near Fillmore. Price $9,090. Phone OL 3-^35.

3 - Mobile Homes - 3

For sale: Beautiful 1963 Travelo, 2 bedroom, 10 x 57 with air conditioner, take a look - it’s like new. E. H. Collins, OL 3-3286.

4 - For Rent - Apts. - 4

For rent. 1 bedroom furnished apartment and two bedroom unfurnished apartments. Roban Apartments, 327 Bloomington St. Phone OL 3-4072.

For Rent: 1 bedroom down stairs, furnished apt. Phone OL 3-6007 after 5:00 p.m.

Colonial Arms Apartments-one bedroom, furnished, leasing for next year. Phone OL 3-3798.

Cole Apartments.Bedroom apartment suitable for one or two adults. See Custodian on premises.

6 - For Rent-Houses - 6

FOR RENT: 4, large room house, 210 N. Indiana St. OL 3-5734

8 - Musical Items - 8

HOUCK’S MUSIC DOWNBEAT RECORD SHOP, your phonograph needle-Country and Western Headquarters. 121 E. Walnut, OL 3-3928.

9 - Home Items - 9

DINING TABLE, six chairs, and Buffet for sale: $37.50. Phone Fillmore 246-6188.

Singer Zig-Zag 36.24 Full price A-l condition, beautiful walnut cabinet model. Makes buttonholes and fancy designs, sews on buttons, blind hems skirts, appliques, monograms edgestitches, everything built into machine, no attachments needed. Available to responsible person for six payments of $6.04 per month. Full balance $36.24. Call OL 3-3987.

11 - Employment-Men -11

MALE HELP WANTED: Attention College grads. Manager training program, excellent opportunity, rapid advancement with a leading Nation Wide Finance Co.Progressive benefits-Include-profit sharing- group insurance and other-planned training programs, insure rapid advancement with career opportunities. Good salary-apply week days to H. Wertz Association Division Assc. 1935 N. Meridian Indianapolis, 923-1341. Qualified Salesman - Attractive Position, Automotive parts experience preferred. Age 24-40 H.S. Education, Married. Apply by letter for interview. M&R Auto Parts, Inc., Greencastle, Indiana. 12 - Employment - 12 Men - Women Wanted: High school boy for janitor. Voncastle Theater.

14 - Automotive - 14

For Sale: 1965 Ford convertible, 1966 Porche 912, both in excellent condition. Call OL 3-4691 after 5:00 p.m.

WE’LL FINANCE IT: If you have a chance to save money on a TV, dishwasher, washer-dryer, stove or refrigerator, Use our money and save. Call Central National Bank. 653-4161.

FOR SALE: ‘59 Chrysler hardtop, power steering, power brakes. $75.00 Phone OL 3-4515.

1961 FC 150 4 wheel drive Jeep Pickup. Phone OL 3-5644.

FOR SALE: 1960 Ford Galaxie, 6 cylinder, standard transmission. 795-4726. 15- For Sale-15 FOR SALE: Six horse power CP Sea King motor. Phone 7954634. PARTS for all electric shavers. Mason’s Jewelers.

For Sale: Chrome mag wheel covers, 14”. Phone OL 3-5743.

For Sale: Canary singer and cage. Phone OL 3-6695.

For Sale: Pioneer seed corn 3304 5X, 325ADX also early corn. Tress Goode, 7 miles north of town on 43. Call OL 3-5948.

15 - For Sale - 15 For Sale: Lindrin beans from certified seed 100% germination $2.85 Charles Baldwin mile north intersection 36 & 43 Bainbridge phone. FOR SALE: eggs insist on Rose’s Fresh Eggs. See your local grocery or at the Layer House, 1 mile north Mt. Meridian, 526-2206. Robert and Rose Jones. For Sale: Tartontrailer-camper-sleeps 6. Phone Roachdale 5963534. 16 - Wanted - 16

WANTED: Antique Mechanical Banks Describe Fully and State Price. Reply to E.Hoening, P.O. Box 658 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206. Wanted. Rugs, carpet upholstery and wall cleaning. The NationWide Master System available thru better stores everywhere. For service in Putnam County. Call OL 3-3562. Wanted: Window washing, general cleaning and yard work. Call OL 3-3244. Wanted. Used pianos. Write directions to Box 241-C, Gaston, Indiana or Phone collect 3583697. Speidel’s Piano Mart.

17 - Farm Equipment - 17 FOR SALE: Oliver 1600, row crop tractor, 11 1/2” Oliver wheel disc, Oliver 41’ semi mounted plow, less than 500 hrs. on complete outfit-selling due to ill health. John Lukenbill OL 35093. 2 row John Deere corn planter-1-6 foot disc — 1-7 foot disc—1 International plow. Daniel Pleake Jr. 1st. house west of Belle Union School House south side of road.

For Sale: International corn picker, with liquid fertilizer attachment, like new. I’m renting out my farm and have no need for it. John J. Siebenthal, Clayton 539-2703.

18-Auction-18

Auction: Wed. Apr. 17 at 12:30 Having moved into an apartment, Mrs. Louis H. Dirks has commissioned us to sell the following furnishings from her home; Two hide-a-beds, walnut bedroom suite, dining table and eight chairs, occ. chairs, dresser, vanity, Walnut drop-leaf table, washstand, old truck, small spool cabinet, fireplace set, tin door pie safe G. E. Washer and dryer Hotpoint refrigerator (large) Apt. refrig, apt. gas range, full size gas range, base cabinet, lawn furniture, power mower, tools, woodworker vise, 6 ft. stepladder, dishes and misc. items. Will also sell; curved sectional sofa like new nice drop-leaf dining table, mahogany two manual “Minshall” Spinet Elec, organ and many other items. Clapp’s Auction Service Maple & Ohio Sts.

19 - Business Service - 19

Wanted: Tree work, topping and take down-free estimate. Insurance; C. Gorham Phone OL 39031 Or OL 3-9125. PILE is soft and lofty..colors retain brilliance in carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Headley Hardware.

Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing Service.

21 - Notice - 21

Alignment and on car wheel balancing—If you’ve tried the rest, now try the Best. 3 D Auto Supply Co. 209 N. Jackson St. Order grass seed now. Check our prices. Hartman Elevator, Bainbridge. To whom it may concern, my car is fixed. Marcabelle L. NOTICE: In preparation for spring mowing, all old decorations will be removed from graves, starting April 22, 1968. SOFT WATER, PENNIES A DAY, CULLIGAN OF GREENCASTLE, OL3-5910, WE'LL BE HERE TOMORROW TO SERVICE WHAT WE SELL TODAY. PICTURES COPIED: We copy department store pictures. 1st. 8 x 10 - $3.50, two 8 x 10’s $5.00. Ralph Taylor Photography.

KERSEY MUSIC WILL BE CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY’S.

21 • Notice - 21 FISHERMEN: Your reel filled with first quality monofilament line, only $1.00. 1/2 mile south on State Road 43, Greencastle Sports. Let us sell your used boats and campers for you. Greencastle Sports, 1/2 mile south on State Road 43. OL 3-9100. SAUSAGE AND PANCAKES, April 20, 1968 5:00 p.m. Ul—BRICK CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Adults-$1.00. Under 12, 50?.

RENT a low cost locker at Putnam County Frozen Foods Inc. Rates to suit all budgets. Call today. OL 3-3912.

22 - Motorcycles - 22

For Sale: Honda 90, phone OL 39339.

25 - Want To Rent - 25 Wanted To Rent: 50 to 300 acres corn and bean ground. Cash or on shares. Call 8 to 9:30 a.m. 246-6102 or evenings 7 to 9:00 p.m. OL 3-9200.

Film on Pearl Harbor HOLLYWOOD ( U P I ) — Darryl F. Zanuck has returned from meetings in Tokyo for filming "Tora, Tora, Tora.” the story of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941.

American bombers fly record missions

By JACK WALSH SAIGON (UPI) - American bombers flew a record 143 missions against North Vietnam’s southern panhandle Sunday, U.S. spokesmen said today. It also was the heaviest raid against North Vietnam since President Johnson ordered li. mited bombing to aid the coming of peace talks with Hanoi. The Easter Sunday raids destroyed or damaged scores of targets, including 16 supply route bridges, in the panhandle through which North Vietnam feeds and arms Communist forces in South Vietnam. U.S. spokesmen said never before had so many air raid missions struck the panhandle in one day. The big raid came as U.S. Marines, for the second time in a year, stormed and seized Hill 881 north. They killed 106 Communists who had used the peak to bombard the Leatherneck fort of Khe Sanh just under the North Vietnam border. The Leathernecks suffered six men killed and 12 wounded in the day-long Easer fighting on the heavily jungled slope. Marines seized the hillnamed for its meter height above sea level—in heavy fighting last May. Then they

abandoned it. North Vietnamese troops moved back and set up artillery positions which pounded Khe Sanh in the 11-week Communist siege that was broken two weeks ago. In the panhandle raiding, U.S. Navy A6 Intruder and F4 Phantom jets joined Air Force F111A swingwing fighter-bom-bers in striking supply targets along the coast. The swift FlllAs had been grounded nine days ago when of the six sent into war action for testing, one was shot down striking North Vietnam and another crashed in Thailand where they are based. Other jets Sunday struck the North Vietnam supply roads running into the Mu Gia pass, gateway to the Ho Chi Minh trail to the south. In the Saigon area, heavy fighting erupted late Sunday and early today near the Tan Son Nhut air and war base in the western suburbs and near the allied military complex at Bien Hoa, 15 miles northeast. In both cases government troops rebuffed Communist attempts to break through base defense lines. U.S. B52 Stratofortresses twice today raided Communist troop concentration areas about 50 miles northwest of Saigon, in the War Zone C area near the Cambodian border.

"STOP, THIEVES!” - -A policeman surprises two looters with the evidence in their hands during racial strife in Chattanooga. Tenn. It sprang from march of 50u Negro students.

Branigin in St. Louis

WASHINGTON (UPI)— Four months before the Democratic National Convention, party leaders and power brokers are cautiously choosing up sides in what Is shaping up as a threeway race for the presidential nominatin. Two of the candidates, Senators Eugene J. McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy, are .announced and running hard; unannounced but active is Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, who is expected to declare publicly after he returns from a Florida vacation next week. So far the list of endorsements looks like this: Humphrey can boast of endorsement by the highest, ranking Democrat who has gone

on record, former President Harry S Truman. From the 24 Democratic gov errors, Kennedy gets the edge with Llie backing of two: Kenneth M. Curtis of Maine and Philip H. Hoff of Vermont. Humphrey has the open endorsement of one, William L. Guy of North Dakota, plus the tacic backing of another John J. McKeithen of Louisiana. MeCarthy has yet to break into the gubernatorial ranks. Among senators, it’s just about a dead heat between Humphrey and Kennedy, with the latter getting the edge only because of the support he gets from his brother, Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts. Two senators, Walter F.

Mondale of Minnesota and Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma, have announced for Humphrey; two others, Joseph D. Tydings of Maryland and Stephen M. Young of Ohio have given their blessings to Kennedy. Young favors a Kennedy. McCarthy ticket, in that order. Let’s All Go To The Lobby of the friendly First-Citizens for all our banking needs.

Three-way Demo race apparent

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By HORTENSE MYERS INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)— Governor Branigin went to St.Louis, Mo., today to confer with other Democratic governors about the next president while one of the two announced candidates was in the Hoosier state and the other was headed that way. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy returned to Indiana for his fourth trip today since announcing his candidacy for the White House. He is scheduled to arrive at South Bend shortly before noon and to also visit Michigan City and Gary before leaving the state this evening. The campaign plans of Sen. Eugene McCarthy, whose presldential hopes may sink or swim depending on the May 7 Indiana primary, were to be announced here today at a news conference. But it was the meeting of Democratic governors in St. Louis with Branigin attending

attending that intrigues many Hoosier political observers more than the actual campaign under their noses. Branigin is a favorite son candidate opposing both Kennedy and McCarthy. So far, Gov. Philip H. Hoff of Vermont is just about the only governor who forthrightly has joined the Kennedy camp, although New Jersey governor Richard Hughes has shown leaning the Kennedy way. Branigin, whose dislike for airplanes is well-known, is behaving like a candidate and will fly back to Indiana to fulfill a speaking commitment tonight at Fowler. As one Hoosier political leader put it, “this meeting of the governors in itself indicates they are not satisfied with the announced candidates.” The governors will probably not emerge from their closed door session and announce any

Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF

rpHE BONA FIDE report on Fred Astaire’s first screen test A is still good for a laugh among play folk. It read, ‘‘He can’t act, and he’s slightly bald. But he CAN dance a little.”

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The legend that late playwright Russel Crouse made his only on-stage appearance in a one-minute, noline walk-on In "Life With Father,” is shattered by Hy Kraft, who is laboring on a book to be called "On My Way to the Theatre.’’ Kraft reminds us correctly that the well-loved Mr. Crouse actually spoke lines in a reasonably successful newspaper play by Ward Morehouse called "Gentlemen of the Press.” Brooks Atkinson wrote that his performance w'as "as muted as

Duse.” Another critic enthused that “Crouse broke all dramatic tradition by sitting with his back to the audience and then disappointing thousands of admirers by vanishing into a telephone booth." A third reviewer (later identified as Mr. Crouse’s wife) declared, "Russel Crouse gave the best back view of a city new’sman ever presented in a 10-line part and in a 5-minute big emotional scene eating a ham sandwich.”

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At a Park Avenue club, an elderly fop buttonholed a younger member, to exclaim, “Have I told you about my new granddaughter?” To which the younger member, tearing loose, replied fervently, "No—and I want you to know I appreciate it.’ O IMS, by Bennett^Cerf. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.

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majority choice for president, but the chances are good they will develop a strategy to follow in their individual states between now and August. One of the games being played in the 1968 Democratic presidential campaign might be called “pin on the button.” The object is to pin your button on as many leader-type people as possible. The problem is that when the leader-type being pinned is also a candidate for political office, he may suddenly turn neutral. For example, Lt. Gov. Robert Rock mentioned last week as being in the Kennedy camp-

said today this was not true. Jack New, Rock’s campaign manager, said it is so untrue that a Rock staffer who wanted to work for Kennedy was told he could do so only if he first resigned. Rock is campaigning for nomination as governor at the Democratic convention in June, and he apparently prefers to remain neutral in the presidential battle. The neutrality problem may be difficult today in South Bend when both Rock and his challenger, Rep. Richard Bodine, and Kennedy are all scheduled to visit the Dyngus Festival.

CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top Roeord-Holdor in Moutoru’ Individual Champiomhip Flay)

West dealer. Neither side vulnerable.

NORTH

4 K 10 9 6 5 2

4 A 7 6

4 K Q J 6 WEST EAST 4 J7 4 Q 4 3 4 A J 7 6 3 4 Q 10 952 4 J 10 4 4 8 2 4754 410 82

SOUTH

4 AS

4 K 8 4 4 KQ953

4 A 9 3

The bidding:

West

North

East

South

Pass

i 4

Pass

4 4

Pass

5 NT

Pass

FAMOUS HANDS

i and interest in a slam by bidding five clubs, and Weissberger cooperated with a five heart bid

to show- control of hearts. The five spade bid showed the ace, and this key bid enabled Weissberger to invoke the

grand slam force convention by

bidding five nctmmp. This re-

quested South to jump to seven

diamonds with two of the three

top trump honors.

Mrs. Durran duly obliged and had no difficulty making the

contract after ruffing the heart

lead and drawing trumps. Strangely enough, only two

! other pairs—Mr. and Mrs. Vari fis. of Belgium, and Mme. Mar- | tin and Besse, of Switzerland— 1 undertook the sound grand slam.

But at one of these tables,

disaster struck in a peculiar

fashion. Mme. Martin (South)

bid seven diamonds and West i led the ace of hearts, which

Opening lead—ace of hearts.

This deal occurred in the, . .

World Mixed Pair Championship du f lmy ’° f co “ rse ’ ruff « d ’ played in Amsterdam in 1966. j It * s difficult to imagine going The bidding sequence shown oc- down in the grand slam, but

curred at the table w r here Maurice Weissberger and Mrs. Joan Durran, of England, held the North-South cards. They eventually finished second in the 128pair event; the winners were Mrs. Mary Jane Farell and Ivan

Erdos, of California.

Playing Acol, the popular British system, Mrs. Durran jumped to three diamonds over the spade bid and Weissberger raised to four. Mrs. Durran showed first-round club control

when Mme. Martin led the ace of trumps from dummy at trick two, West (Barbier of Belgium) very cleverly played the ten on

it.

This imaginative play gave Mme. Martin food for thought, and when she decided that in a hand so freakish there was a good chance the ten was a singleton, she proceeded to lead another diamond from dummy and finesse the nine. As a result, she found herself dowm one.

IT 1968. Kins Features Syndicate, Inc.)

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