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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
Tuesday, June 4, 1968
1 - Real Estate - 1
Shetrone Real Estate 302 S. Ind. St.-Hi: OL 3-9315 - OFFERS --
HAMMOND STREET
Beautiful tri-level, has 3 bdrms., family room, 2 full baths, part basement, sliding glass doors opening from din.
rm. on patio, garbage disposal, 2 large closets in each
bdrm., garage.
FILLMORE Lovely almost new tri-level home. Frame and brick with alum, siding, carpet in living rm. and hall, 3 bdrms., baths, gas furnace, basement, attached garage. 4-2 acres.
WEST OF TOWN New Brick Veneer home. Large liv. rm. with fireplace, big kitchen with lots of cabinet, seperate dining rm., 3 bdrms., bath and half, rec. rm., full basement, front patio, & 2 car garage.
FILLMORE Nice comfortable- 3 bdrm., brick home. Lovely carpeting in liv. rm., large family rm. with fireplace, gas furnace, 2 car garage.
COST OF LIVING AND BUILDING PRICES STILL GOING UP. BETTER BUY NOW!
After Office Hours CallC. J. Knauer - OL 3-3057
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Bill Talbott - OL 3-6328
The P. G. Evans Co. Real Estate
For Rent Excellent downtown office space.
Business Buildings For Sale
3 large downtown buildings suitable for businesses or
storage.
Farms For Sale
60 acres with 50 tillable, Close to Road 40-
165 acres on Road 40. Good orchard. Lake.
20 acres, SW of Greencastle. 16 acres .cropland.
100 acres. Clinton Twp. 40 tillable.
40 acres. 27 tillable. Clinton Twp.
113 S. Jackson OL 3-6509 After Hours, call OL 3-6416 OL 3*3406 OL 3-4079 OL 3-4343 OL 3-3642
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FITS YOUR BUDGET-At-tractive 3 bedroom house, tiptop condition inside and out. Priced at $11,000.
NAOMI L. B0ESEN REALTOR
316 East Hanna Street Phone OL 3-3363
2-Business Opportunity-2
CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE Man or woman to restock new type coin dispensers with high quality package candy products. No selling. Dependable person can net VERY HIGH EARNINGS. Part or full time. Requires car, exchange references, $900 to $3500 cash secured by inventory and equipment. Write for personal interview, givingphone number to Interstate Dist. Co. 7262 Natural Bridge Road, Suite No. 2, St. Louis, Mo. 63121.
4-For Rent-Apts. -4
FOR RENT: 4 room modern upstairs apartment on S. Jackson. Heat and water furnished. Range and refrigerator in kitchen. For appointment, phone Hal Hickman Realty Co. OL 3-9225.
FOR RENT: Newly furnished apartment near square- light, heat and water furnished, priced reasonable. Adults. Phone OL33065.
4-For Rent-Apts.-4
FOR RENT: 3 room furnished upstairs apartment, heat, water and sewege furnished, $75.00 per month Phone OL3- 5977.
FOR RENT: 1 bedroom furnished apt., leasing June 1 Phone OL3 r 3798.
FOR RENT: Modern upstairs apartment on U.S. 40 Lloyd Vaughn. Phone OL3-5689.
8-Musical Items-8
9- Home Items-9
1967 Singer Console $37.08 Full Price
Walnut cabinet model. Only five months old. Good condition. Make six payments of 6.18 per month. Equipped to zig-zag, applique, monogram, mend and darn, sew backwards, beautiful pastel color, guaranteed.
Call OL 3-3987
10-Lost 8t Found -10
LOST: Please, will whoever took wrong blue wind-breaker by mistake at Armory Saturday night call Nibs Knights at OL3-4892 ? I have your jacket to exchange.
11 - Employment - Men -11
Two Auto Mechanics wanted, Must be experienced. Retirement plan available. Apply in person Fentress Motors, 1201S. Bloomington.
DRIVER, SALESMAN A leading food chain has a position for a retail salesman serving established customers. 5 day week. Car and expenses furnished. Guaranteed weekly salary plus commission. Average 1967 earnings $8500. We offer Blue Cross Blue Shield. Life Insurance, PAID Vacations. Profit Sharing, Retirement Program. Married, age 24 to 45. For personal interview please send work resume including Phone No. to Box 11181 Indianapolis, Indiana 46201.
WANTED: Applicants for School Bus Driver position in the South Putnam Community School Corporation for the 1968-1969school year.
12-Employment-12 Men - Women
WANTED: Male or female to work as Outreach worker. Must like children. Valid driver’s license required. $1.60 per hour. 40-hour week. Fringe benefits Phone OL 3-5449. COP-CAP, Fourth Floor Courthouse, Greencastle.
Guitar Teacher wanted. State qualifications and write Box 23, Daily Banner.
13 - Employment - Women -13
WANTED: Full time sales girl Box 134, stating age, experience and background.
14 - Automotive - 14
FOR SALE ‘64 Rambler 770 V8 with O.D. Stationwagon above average, $895. Phone 246-6160.
14 - Automotive - 14
FOR SALE; 1 • 1960 Chev Pickup Truck, wide bed, tires & motor in A-l Shape. Call OL3- 6508.
15 - For Sale - 15
FOR RENT: Newly redecorated 2 bedroom upstairs apt. near business district. Large living room, kitchen with cabinets and disposal. Heat and water furnished. Garage available. Adults. 485.00 per month. Phone OL 33444 for appointment.
FOR SALE: Complete living room ensemble, Gibson refrigerator, hand lawn mower, roll away bed. Phone PE 9-2448.
Cole Apartments.Bedroom apartment suitable for one or two adults. See Custodian on premises.
FOR SALE: 1 Wards wringer type washer one year old. $40.00 3-4 drawer chests $15.00 each. Phone OL 3-5601.
Beautiful Make early American Lowery organ. Two manual with lower pedal board. In built Leslie and Sustain $650.00, Kersey Music, State road 43 North OL 3-6824.
FOR SALE: Two wheel garden tractor, cycle bar-disc, lawn mower cultivators. Blond end tables, corner tables, coffee tables very reasonable. Call OL3-3639 after 4:00 p.m.
FOR SALE: One child’s Swingset. Two swings and one glider. Call OL 3-3708 after 3:00 p.m.
16-Wanted-16
WANTED: window washing, general cleaning and yard work. Call OL 3-3244.
WANTED; Rhythm guitarist or organist to play in band now organizing. Phone 246-6179 after 5:00 p.m.
Wanted. Used pianos. Write directions to Box 241-C, Gaston, Indiana or Phone collect 3583697. Speidel’s Piano Mart.
19 - Business Service -19
WANTED: Exterior or interior painting. Fred Aubrey. Phone OL3-9027.
BUILD a Career with MUTUAL OF OMAHA call Jack Winning, Collect Terre Haute, 234-6696.
WANTED: Hauling: Hay & Corn, etc. Wayne Moore 1114 Ave. E.
20- Livestock - For Sale - 20
FOR SALE: One registered quarter horse, one registered yearling filly, one grade mare. Robert Roberts Phone 845-2596.
FOR SALE: Registered Bulls & Heifers for show and breeding purposes-Bulls from twelve to twenty months old. If you need Polled Hereford cattle, See, B.H. Franklin, Cloverdale R.R. 2. Phone 795-4636.
FOR SALE: 12 hereford cows and calves. Phone OL 3-6554. Clarke Hendrich.
21-Notice-21
Greencastle and students from Jones, Northeast, Miller, Ridpath and Jr. High, rent a band instrument for FREE Summer instrumental lessons. Kersey Music State Road 43 North OL 3-6824.
We can take your used furniture and appliances on trade if you deal with us on your New purchases. Phone OL3- 6315 Rus-Sells Furniture.
Briarwood Farm Stables-horses for rent by the hour-Wester nEnglish. Phone 1-386-2848 for reservation.
WANTED: Social Worker to assist in Nine-months Head-start part-time, wages plus mileage. Application will be mailed on request. COP-CAP 4th floor Courthouse, Greencastle, Indiana 46135.
If you would like to Help send a child to Youth Congress come have dinner at Bethel A.M.N.E. Church Thurs., June 6 at 6:00 p.m. For reservations callOL33069.
Pre-Galvanized Steel-Chain Link Fabric Cheap 1 & 2 ft. width for Trellis 36” to 72” height for fence. Call 795 -4625 or write Box 337 Cloverdale, Indiana. 46120.
Weeds in your corn field? Let us Atrazine for you Now. Hartman Elevator, Bainbridge.
23 - Wanted To Buy - 23
WANTED TO BUY: Small farm from owner, state all details price and location in first letter. Patricia Shurn , P.O. Box 532 Peru, Indiana , 46970.
23 - Wanted To Buy - 23
FOR SALE: 1960 Plymouth Station Wagon. Good running condition. $275.00 Call OL3-3298.
WANTED TO BUY: Complete 2 speed rear end for 1952 or 1954 Chevy Heavy Duty Truck. Howard Moore. Phone OL 3-5789.
Crops continue to sit and suffer
25-Want To Rent-25
FOR SALE: Refrigerator and gas range-good condition,reasonable. Phone OL 3-4091.
WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bedroom home in or near Greencastle, Write Banner Box 219.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) - Spring planting and field work suffered in Indiana last week because of continued rains and muddy field conditions. The weekly crop report of Robert E. Strasheim, agricultur-
al statistician at Purdue, said farmers in the northern counties were permitted a few favorable days late in the week. But for the most part, Hoosier farmers just stood by, unable to get into their fields.
WANTED TO RENT: 2 bedroom house or larger with yard, either in town or in the country for July 1st. Phone OL 3-4597, call between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m.
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. Jay Becker (Top Rocord-Holder In Masters’ Individual Championship Play)
May change tough line
North dealer. Both sides vulnerable.
PARIS (UPI)—American diplomats waited today to see if Hanoi’s new Vietnam negotiator has a line as tough as his bark. Le Due Tho, the personal envoy of President Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam, arrived Monday and promptly publicly took a hard line. He said there can be real peace talks—the aim of the current pathfinding sessions—if the United States unconditionally halts bombing North Vietnam and other ‘‘acts of war.” U.S. diplomats led by Ambas-sador-at-large W. Averell Harriman reserved comment. They wanted to see if the man from Hanoi might pull something new from the sleeve of his highnecked military tunic Wednesday. Tho has a special importance. He has been a Communist party member for 40 years. He sits on Hanoi’s politburo. Not only Communist officials met him at the airport Monday but also their wives and children, a Red diplomatic gesture extended only to the more majestic proletarian potentates.
NORTH 4 AK4 V Q53 4 A K J53 *K8 WEST EAST + J832 * Q 10 7 * J 109 7 2 *84 *4 ♦Q 109 7 6 + 6 4 2 +AQ5 SOUTH 4k 965 * A K 6 + 82 + J 10973
The bidding: North East South W'est 1 + Pass 1 NT Pass 3 NT
Opening lead—jack of hearts. The problem of which suit to establish in notrump play does not lend itself to flat rules. Every hand has its own set of circumstances, and a method of play outstandingly successful in one case might fail utterly in another, but similar, case. Consider this hand where South is in three notrump and West leads a heart. Before playing a card to the first trick, South should attempt to formulate a general plan of campaign. It would be poor practice to win the heart lead in either hand before having decided what to do next.
Declarer sees seven high-card tricks readily available. His problem is to find the best way of acquiring two more tricks. Obviously, the source for these additional tricks lies in either diamonds or clubs, and the question is which suit to attack. Let’s suppose declarer’s first thought is to attack the stronger suit, diamonds. If he follows through by winning the heart lead with the king and attempting a diamond finesse, he eventually goes down when East takes the jack of diamonds with the queen and returns the ten in order to establish his own long suit. While this method of play offers South a reasonably good chance of making the contract, it is the wrong approach to the play. Declarer has a 100% sure way of getting home if he wins the heart lead in dummy and plays the king of clubs. The defenders now cannot possibly prevent South from establishing three club tricks and making four notrump. So the moral, if there i" one, is that South does besi oy establishing his weaker suit. This does not mean that declarer should always favor setting up his weaker suit; it simply means that in the given circumstances there is one method of play that might succeed, but another method of play that is sure to succeed.
‘‘Corn planting reached the 68 per cent completion mark, and for the first time in several weeks fell behind the slow progress of last year,” the report said. ‘‘About 75 per cent was planted by this date in 1967 and 90 per cent is average. Corn that was planted averaged three inches high, the same as average and an inch more than a year ago. ‘‘Virtually no progress was made in planting soybeans. Soybeans are still only 20 per cent sown, falling well behind the 40 per cent last year and 70 per cent for average. The crop still averages an inch high, as more of the soybeans begin to emerge. ‘‘The winter wheat crop is 80 per cent headed which is about average, but well above the 65 per cent headed last year. Little of the crop has turned, with
turning mostly confined to southern counties.” ‘‘Virtually no hay was cut last week, and the first cutting of alfalfa hay is still only 10 per cent complete. Average progress is 35 per cent cut and last year 25 per cent had been harvested, clover hay is still less than five per cent cut while 15 per cent was cut at this time last year and 20 per cent is average.” But Strasheim reported moisture conditions were good. ‘‘Topsoil moisture was virtually unchanged from a week earlier, still averaging mostly surplus. Subsoil moisture increased but retained an adequate to mostly surplus rating. ‘‘For the third straight week pastures continued to improve. Pastures were rated mostly good.”
Turbines on way out
(C 1968, King Features Syndicate, Inc.)
6-4-68
INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)—Tur-bine-powered racing is on the way out in United States Auto Club competition, if the group’s rules committee has its way. The committee Monday voted to recommend that the board of directors ban turbo cars from US AC events effective Jan. 1, 1969. The carefully worded proposal would in fact limit USAC races to ‘‘internal combustion reciprocating piston engines,” which would rule out anything like experimental steam, turbine or electrical engines. Vince Granatelli, Andy Granatelli’s brother and chief mechanic of the turbine which almost carried Joe Leonard to victory in last Thursday’s 500mile race, earlier Monday urged the rules committee to take
Cong strike repulsed
Among the other recommendations approved Monday by the rules committee was one calling for use of more shock absorbing materials in headrests to help drivers in the event of wrecks, and another calling for closing up of the field behind the leader when the yellow caution light is on. The ‘‘stack up” rule is already in effect in other USAC events. Its purpose is to expedite cleaning up the track by safety crews. The committee also recommended that the directors name an engine size committee to review formulas for piston power plants and make possible changes in size and equivalency formulas. Andy Granatelli said Monday night that ‘‘it is a matter of
‘‘immediate action” if it intended to ban the turbine. The Granatellis had three turbine-powered racers in the
record that while our 1968 cars set new qualification records, they were certainly not overly competitive.”
By JACK WALSH SAIGON (UPI) — American forces today beat off a Viet Cong strike at Saigon and killed more than 200 guerrillas 40 miles southwest of the capital. U.S. helicopter gunships shattered Viet Cong ranks moving up to the Y Bridge, on the southwest city limits and two miles from downtown Saigon. The Viet Cong had attacked during a predawn rocket and mortar barrage that showered the capital with 40 shells. Near Cai Lay in the Mekong Delta to the south, U.S. troops battled a guerrilla battalion seven hours Monday night and into today. The Viet Cong finally ran, leaving behind more than 200 bodies.
U.S. casualties totaled 18 men killed and 42 wounded. A U.S. helicopter was shot down by the guerrillas.
In Saigon area fighting, the guerrillas never got inside the city. Only their shells made it. The heaviest fire hit the bridge area and the U.S. Army
—Abby
9th Infantry Division post whose troops protect the span two miles southwest of downtown Saigon. Eighteen shells hit the Army post and nine exploded near the bridge the guerrillas failed to take during a three-day attack a month ago. After today’s predawn barrage, small arms fire crackled on the suburban side of the Y Bridge.
‘‘500” but one crashed into the wall and the other two were sidelined late in the race by mechanical failure. The one driven by Leonard stalled while it was leading.
Granatelli has entered two turbine cars in the 150-mile Rex May classic in Milwaukee Sunday. Leonard will be driving one and Art Pollard the other.
Coast. The string of islands that stand between the Fort MyersPunta Gorda area and the gulf — Sanibel, Boca Grade, Captiva — were evacuated. Their con-crete-block beach houses, with windows boarded, were expected to weather the relatively small storm easily.
Overwhelming okay
VIENTIANE (UPI)-The Laotian National Assembly gave an overwhelming vote of confidence Monday to the government of Premier Souvanna Phouma, defeating a rightists’ motion critical of Phouma’s efforts to end the Laotian conflict. The premier maintained that the struggle between government troops and Communist Pathet Lao forces ‘‘does not depend solely on Laos, it depends on foreign powers.” The vote was 44-0, with 15 abstentions.
A civil defense spokesman said 135 persons, many of them elderly, spent the night in high school shelters in Tampa.
At 6 a.m. EDT, Abby’s center, was about 30 miles west of Fort Myers, near latitude 26.5 north, longitude 82.5 west, moving northeast at about 10 miles an hour.
The heavy shelling rounded out a month of Viet Cong spring offensive strikes at Saigon. According to allied intelligence, the attacks were designed to stir propaganda support for the North Vietnamese delegation in preliminary peace talks with American diplomats in Paris. U.S. spokesmen said that Monday night for the third consecutive day B52 Stratofortresses pounded guerrilla trails north-northeast of Saigon in an attempt to weaken the harass, ment of the capital.
Charles Brockman, USAC rules committee chairman, indicated that Vince Granatelli’s wish for fast action would be granted by the USAC board of directors if possible before its regular meetings in September.
‘‘The turbines have contributed vastly to what has come to be regarded as the most exciting and competitive race in decades. We cannot believe that the directors of USAC, representing all facets of racing, will pay heed to the self-serving requests of a few of our competitors who have made no word of complaint about the legality of our cars, nor made objections on any specific point.”
There was no debate on the proposal to ban the turbines. Last Friday the National Championship Car Owners Associat i o n overwhelmingly recommended the ban. Andy Granatelli resigned as president of the association the day before the 500 mile race because of the controversy.
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General confers JAKARTA (UPI)- Lt. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, commander of the 13th U.S. Air Force based in the Philippines, conferred with top Indonesian military officials here Monday. He is on a five-day visit here as guest erf the Indonesian Air Force.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Putnam County, Indiana, will at 11
A.M. on the 20 day of June, 1968 at the Clerks Office, Court House, in the City (or town) of Greencastle. Indiana in said County, begin investigation of the application of the following named person, requesting the issue to the applicant, at the location hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class
The threat of an isolated tornado along with heavy rains was forecast for central Florida and gale warnings were in effect from the Florida Keys northward to Melbourne on the east coast and to Cedar Key on the west coast. Abby, tagged a ‘‘minimal” hurricane since its winds haven’t topped 75 miles an hour, was blamed for at least one death as It brushed past Key West, and five other persons are missing in two boats. As the storm moved across the Florida Straits and whipped by the Florida Keys, a one-year-old child broke away from her grandmother and was drowned in the churning tide. She was April Geans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Geans of Key West.
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plicant at the premises named: Pump House, Inc. by Charlie Wise, Pres., 402 Howard, Doris L. King. Sec., 1017 Indianapolis Rd., (restaurant) TRANSFER Beer, Liquor, & Wine Retailer permit from Charlie & Irene Wise 727 S. Main Street, Greencastle.
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SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By W. F. CONDON, Executive Sec-
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JOE A. HARRIS. Chairman June 4-1T
FARM LOANS
No commission. No appraisal fee. Fix your own payment privileges. Fast service. Call OL 3-4079: Write R. R. 3. Let me help you get a loan.
CL0YD M. MOSS
You must have car, desire to work each afternoon for approximately 3 hrs., 6 days per week. Compensation is good plus mileage allowance. Extra Bonus for Extra efforts.
If you are interested and can qualify, please contact Mr. Knauer at 606 S. College after 1 p.m. or write to Box 473 Greencastle, Ind. For Appoint-
ment.