The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1954 — Page 5

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“LITTI.F. .W AT II' BLOOMIN'GTOX. Ind . April 7.— f INS >- Final rubdowns were g^iven 200 bicycle enthusiasts today as trains prepare for qualification trials in Indiana University's fourth annual Little 500 drivers. Saturday, four men teams will compete for place in the 33-team race day field. They will be station* d by time required to pedal four times around the track. Qualifications wil ire run from

8 a. m. to 4 p. m. . The 33 fastest teams will compete in the 200-lap (50 mile) race in Memorial Stadium at .ilommgton. May 8. Everything is donated for th-; race. Even the members of the competing teams must pay to get into the stadium on race day. Proceeds then go to the IU foundtaion for scholarship distribution to students working their way through school.

Nearly $23,000 has been distributed $100 scholarships in three yeafs as a result of the i ace. All new bicycles, totally val ued at $4,000. have been given to the Foundation for the race by the Cleveland Welding Company. U.- S. R'ibber Company is supplying tires and Diamond Chain Company is giving chains. The iLttle 500 is patterned after and sanctioned by the 500

FRENCH BEAT OFF REDS AT BESIEGED FORTRESS

mile Indianapolis Speedway auto race. Each team has pits in which drivers change and repairs a** made to bikes. The pits are dc orated by sponsoring wo ic V housing units. Other i >< c an medical students mai tarn a First Aid Station. No one has been injured seriously in th-' race hut pounds of splinters am! cinders have been removed. STUDENT RECOVERS HAMILTON. Bermuda, April 2—(UP) Charles Phihpbar. Indianapolis college student injured in a dynamite blast wh.ie vacationing here, was reported completely recovered from slight powder bu ns today. Philibar, a Dartmouth student,

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FRENCH TROOPS move out on patrol against t he Communist-led Vietminh forces in the Dienbicnphu \ il»« , h ■ t< :t (> >t in the Ind > China war. Some 20,000 Red troops are heading for the strenghold wn le me I0 0O0 others hav r e already taken pait in the battle. The French hive beaten off one human-sea * ta k ifter a .other in t.he narrow ring of fortifications.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF DUAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY The undersigned administratrix of the estate of Clare.ice Haltom, late of Owen County, de- . 11 II , l. i. _ T t -1 ♦- e. — . i- /^v* •

and two others were hurt when i lighted stick of dynamite was hurled into the crowded ballroom •)t the Hotel Harmony Hall. James Cvril Decosta was held for trial an charges he threw the dynamite in an attempt to kill Ins former wife, a hotel cashier.

Actually Fade Premature Dry Skin Crow’s-Feet

FRENCH BEAT OFF RED TROOPS AT DIENBIENPNU

mmSS Fibber McGee and Molly, Jim, Marian Jordan, 35 years. - • 1

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SATURDAY, APRIL 17th, 1954 the foll cviny dr . libel real estate in Owen County, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: I ii" th 1 ilf of the out beast quartet of section 23, t >wnship 12 north, lar.ge 3 west, containing Si) aci ( n o:;c oi GO acres tillable. Ah *, '1 e* lie difl tlji nbitheac.t quarter <.f section 22, township 12 nortli. range 3 west, conta ..V t 1 0 ?■<' min e o) Iw s, and all that part of the nor theast quarter of the southeast quarter * t* •»» ’ on *ih-p iLTai •rth range 3 west w lich lies south and west of the Louisville and New Albany kail) ■ d m l all that part of the north west quarter of the southwest quarter of section 23, 12 n oth range 3 west that lies south a .d west of said railroad, containing in said last two ti l l . ' ;<< res. more or less, except the foil nving from said last two described tracts: I jn m, , we;l line if the right of way of the C. I. A- L. Railway where the west line ot the . ith it quart vr the north east quarter intersects said right of way line and 827 feet north it IV ■ . eth corner of the southeast qu <rter of ihe northeast quarter; thence south 50 Vi * i *’ «• i • o" u t tight of way line a distance of 89 fe<'t; thence south 35'j degrees east a dislaru r ei loo e hence south 4:’.';, degrees east a distance of 250 feet; thence southwestwardly on a eo»v ot '.' d l feat .radius, a distance of 513.5 fe »t to a poin. in the south line of the southeast fi aite- of f 1- i u tlwist quarter and 448 —- east of the southwest coiner of the southeast quarter of th- cor" t quartt ; tbenep east on said south line 4G4 feet, to th- rigid of way of the C. I. and I RtIw iv ' n f ,.th ‘•O' , degrees west on sa ; d right of way line 1211 feet to the place of b--ginning, < t ' • n g ut. ri*M- exception 2.8 acres, m re or less. Also, except beginning at a point in 'ii n ith h if t nmrheis* qinrter of the southeast quarter and 448 — cast of the lorthwes* c .rn o- <.f th • .u-R’eqiiait^r of the southeast quarter: thence southwestwardlv on a curve of (’ r 'l 2 fe-t • a .li.-,* vice of 240.5 feet; tlience south 20 b. degrees west a distance of 100 feet: f'-pi v -t nil' et rurht angl® a distance of 20 feet; thence south 20 , ~> degrees west a distance of 10ft feet, the)-, *' . s twardiv and at a right angle a distance of ?0 fe-t; then* e soiitii 20 1 -, degrees wi t ,i d sta-'ce of 841 feet to a point in the west line of said northeast quarter of th- southeast re *rter; the ■ "nth >n said west line a distance of 171 feet to the southwest corner of said north e t t qw it. , f th- southeast quarter; thence east a distance of 35 feet, to a point in the south line of *-. <1 nm ■ a- • pi <• ter of (he south east quarter; t ’en-e north 20b, degrees east a distance of 880 4 feet; thence mitlv i.stwardh on a curve of 523 fe-t radius a distance of 994 6 feet; thene- south 57 ilcs re- < > t a distanc-of 44k feet to the west right of way line of the C. I. and L. Railway, thence n-u th ’.'O'j <1 grees west on said right of w.v line a distance of 827 feet to a point in the north line m' the northeast quart-r of the southeast quarter where it intersects said right of wav line, thence • t the north Ime of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter a distance o f 4h4 f- et to t> plac*' of beginning, containing 5.71 acres, more or l-ss; the above includes a 1 ! the land tying betwi • the two l-gs of the wye connecting with the C. 1 & 1. Railway located in th- southeast quntti 1 o* the northeast quarter; the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 22. townshin 12 north, range 3 west. \1 cm- nt beg ning 3t rods from the mi Idle of the ocblic Irghwav at the crossing of th-M-c'.'n I', ili 1 i tj a.-k a- 1 > -s said public highway »n the ^ast half of the northeast quarter of seeRon 2.’ t >w h > 12 north, range 3 west; thence running south east 21)9 feet; tlience north east 209 net: the 1 'o i u-th w--: t 209 feet: thence south west 209 fee( the place of beginning, containing 1 •fe. n-m» - >e Subject to a right of way thr-ugh said premises from the public road to saii acre of ground. A1 > exiept b-ginnitig pt the \fonon Rail"-n4 erocsing north of Wallace function running south paia'! 1 - ith -aid Railroad right of way 24 1 ? n - *•«•'*1-: m.,ir : ne a pi-co of ben-ipninr-. runn ; ng (bene- 0,1? .pet with sa'-i Railroad right of w-— 35 '’ard .• tben-a ?'OT-th east 7n vards; thenc-

Burns and Allen, 27 years.

The Jack Bennys, 26 years. WHILE YOU'RE pondering the multitude of divorces in Hollywood and the entertainment world, consider these longtimers on the other side of the fence. These five marriages total 165 years. (International)

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\]si th- fal’owing personal property: it CATTLE 14 3 cows. Hereford. 4 ccws. Hereford. 4 heifers. Hereford. 3 calvea. lle>e!ord. 1 btill. IL tcfotd— Tested. I Dunw sows and 28 pigs. 2 sows 13 shoats. 1 male hog registered Durov AH hog i immunized. r'C I> l.’i.u h Inis good yellow corn. 40 bushels of soy beans. Lincoln. 2ft bushe i of i*11*s, 3 b-' ho’s *f fcig English clover seed, 175 bales of clover hay. 75 baDs of *traw. Ill laving hens. F ARM IMLl.FMF.NTS 1945 John Deere M T. tractor w cultivators a’ld I f th • ; plo . Jol • D- .'rc 6’ d sc sm: tandem. John Deere 2x14 tractor plow. 13 disc Jew D e e Van Erunt d ill. )953 John Deere i row corn picker, like new; John 1 ' \ r-i bine w mot r; International manure spreader on rubber, good; John 1 *' re 11 a ’o- mower; S-de •h-livnrj rako; Blackhawk corn planter; 2 rubber tired v ar* • • nu.M » null: electric dtill; S.a4*Pe. fence stretchers, gate; 15 gqilnos P ’ C R" * r. tile giadcr. hay rope and giab f*»tk; Screw ia^ks. scoops, belts. • ’> • \c sa- - wh ‘ Ibam.w, corn shcller. feed boxes and barrels, oil drums. 10x12 ta’}*. c' *. -m 1 * rs. v.-r. t t he3. hammers. bol*s and many other articles too numerous *0 li - 1 lot junk. 48 1 oust pests. 13 ties, spool barb wire. 31 steel fence brooder house. 3 hog houses. Sale will start promptly at 10:30 a. nt. 1 HUMS OF‘ SALE ON PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash T • rv tl ecu:*' will be sold for one-third down on day of sale and balance on d*i , •(-e*L' ami ..bstracks. Immediate possession of the farm land and farm buildings «' • pt hou< •. Po* ession of house within thirty days. R-. I rate >ld stibieet to taxes assessed in 1954. payable in 1955. Not responsible in the event of accidents. No personal property he r. moved until settled for. MRS. MARY HALTOM, Administratrix W ' tic Rrann man and Wm \ Brown, Auctioneers. Owen County State Bank. Cl* rk William Lum h will be served on the grounds.

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PATItOL OF F’RENCH soldiers, suppefted by tanks and aircraft, moves <.ut of r <1 fensive oosition at Dienbienphu to launch a counterattack against the onrushing Communi t ti op.; which *iave driven to within less than a mile of the besieged fortress in Indo-China. I n ' h <• v m.inder Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries (right) appealed for reinforcements for his men.

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