The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 July 1962 — Page 24

— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — July 12. 1962

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SCIENCE TOPICS Boat and fire are involved in more personal accidents each year than anything else, reports the University of Michigan Medical Center. Burns kill 6,000 AnHikans each year, hospitalize another 70.000 and alftxt count, less millions more. Sixty ' per <em of burn injuries occur in or near the home, the rept rt stales. The grunts, squeaks, purrs anti knot ks of fish communicating with fish — sounds first discovered by the sensitive underwater listening devices developed during World War II - have meanings all their own and the U. S. Navy is trying to find out what they are. The male toad fish of Chesapeake Bay, for example, grunts to warn fish away from its nest and makes a sound like a boat whistle during the spawning season, apparently to help the female find him. The Navy has been anxious about underwater rackets since it was found that the sound of enemy subma rines could go undetected in schools of snapping shrimp. Artery ‘blowouts’, often fatal, are being treated with a rapidhardening plastic sprayed on weak spots cf arteries leading to the brain, reports the University of Chicago Medical School. Dunes damaged by recent severe storms along the Atlantic coast will be stabilized by a covering of tough beach grass, says the U. S. Department of Agriculture. The rapid-spreading grass will be seeded along hundreds of miles of shoreline from New Jersey tc North Carolina where its natural sources of supply have been all but wiped out. The grass will form a barrier, preventing sand from blowing inland. Auto colors are signs cf the times and of the ear buyer's mood as well, reports Holland Color. Full-tcned blue, green and black cars are popular during depressed periods, white lighter tone s and delicate color shades compliment the buyer’s happy frame of mind during boom times, the company says, A Bug-powered radio transmitter powerful enough to 'transmit over 15 miles may herald an era in which harmless bacteria will supply electric light for entire cities. The transmitter was powered by bacteria feeding on /agar in a test tube. Research on this

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"biochemical fuel cell" is being supported by the U S. Navy, Unsuspecting houseflies that walk < ver or eat a new sterilant called apholate will l>e forever denied the joys of parenthood. It is scheduled for commercial production by 1961. Anglican Bishop Maurice Harland, of Durham. England, urging retention of capital punishment, says it "softens murderers up for salivation.”

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NEWPORT. R. I. —Ens. Kenneth Kesler, USN, sen of Claude L. Kesler, of Route 1, North Libeuty, was graduated, June 15, from the Navy’s Officer Candidate School at the (Naval Base, Newport, R. T. He was presented a diploma by Vice Admiral William R. Smcdberg. 111, Chief of Naval Personnel. The 16-week school trains officer candidates, college graduates and outstanding naval personnel in naval sciences and leadership. GREAT LAKES. 111. —Frederick A Peterson, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Peterson, of Route 1. Walkerton, was graduated from recruit training on June 8, ait the Naval Training Center. Great Lakes, Til. Graduates are advanced to the rate of seaman apprentice. The basic training includes schooling in seamanship, ordnance, damage control, basic military law and military customs and courtesies. Graduates are granted a 11day leave before reporting to now duty stations. FORT EUSTIS. Va. — Army Pvt. Bernard C. Nowicki, 23, whose wife, Marlene, lives on Route 1, North Liberty, recently completed the seven-week supply and parts specialist course at the Transportation School, Fort Eustis, Va. Nowicki received instruction in keeping fltock records and in receiving, identifying, storing and issuing Transportation Corps supplies, equipment and replacement parts. He entered the Army last January and complete,] basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. , Nowicki is a 1957 graduate of ,

, CT. Is Your Pump Doing Its Job? Seventy per cerft of the present installed pumps are too old or too small to meet daily water needs. Retire your old one and replace it with a new Fairbanks* Morse pump. During our CRUSADE we are offering a complete line of FM I pumps to Meet Your Needs, present and future, and at prices you can affo. d. f ’Fairbanks Morse pumps are quality built and quality engineered to insure added ' long life. J ”Tte» Challenger,” Fairbanks Morse Deluxe HP Ejector Complete Water Sys* i ® em dressed up in new clothes. A gleaming white pump with chromed motor ( endbell, pressure switch, priming plug, control valve, discharge fittings, air .volume control. Mounted to a 12 gallon turquoise colored, epoxy-lined pressure j tank that carries a full 5 year free replacement Warranty policy, A gleaming, . fresh looking beauty that you would be proud to own, A We invite you to come in •' * *^e vour price. Bids Will ( lose Saturday. July 2S \t 3 I’. M. Box Will Be Oper ed And Pump Sold To Highest Bidder. COME IN AND BID ON OUR DELUXE FAIRBANKS-MORSE PUMP.\ . HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO NAME YOUR OWN PRICE, — *

due University, West Lafayette. Central High School in South Bend. FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. — Army 2d Lt. David E. Williams, 23. son of Linder A. Williams, Route 2, Walkerton, recently completed the two-week chemical, biological and radiological (GBR i course conducted by the 101st Airborne Division at Fort. Campbell, Ky. Lieutenant Williams received instruction in the methods and equipment used by the U. S. Army and other armies of the world tc wago CBR warfare. He is now qualified to act as a CBR instructor for personnel from his home unit. 'Hie lieutenant, platoon leader in the 86th Transpontation Company cf the divison, entered the Army last March. He is a 1957 graduate of Liberty Township High School, North Liberty, and received his B. S. degree in 1962 from Pur-

WALKERTON LIVESTOCK SALE % Mile North of Walkerton, on Rd. 23 Walkerton Livestock Commission Sales SALE EVERY TUESDAY STARTING PROMPTLY AT 5 P. M. For a good market and a square deal where each consignment large or small is given our complete attention. A good run of stock this week with a very active market on all classes. the call market about steady with a top of 33.50 pd for a 225 lb Blk; 32.50 for a 210 lb Red; 32.50 for a 190 lb Hol: 33 for a 115 Lb B'k calf with a lot of calves selling 31.50 to 32.50. A red hot hog market with a top Os 19.60 pd - 14 hd of 215 lb hogs (This comparies to an extreme Chicago top of 19) 19.60 pd for 14 hd of 195 lb hogs; 14.40 to 11 hd of 190 lb hogs; 19.20 for 7 hd of 205 lb hog 19.20 for shd of 208 lb hogs with bulk of the 180-230 I ) Lb hogs selling 18.75 to 19.20. A top on sows of 15.30 for some hogs with 300 to 400 lb sows selling 13.50 to 15 and the 400 to 500 lb sows 13 to 13.50. Ihe bull market steady with a top of 21.30 pd for a 1630 lb hoi. 20.40 for a 1340 lb blk: 20.20 for a 905 lb red 19.80 fora 1105 lb roan. 134 hd of fat cattle with the market verv active. A I top of 2LSO pd for a 945 lb hlk WF hfr. *24.60 for a 980 lb WF 5tr.24.60 for a 1055 lb WF str. 24.70 for a 965 lb WF str. 24.60 for an 800 lb blk hfr with a lot of cattle selling 23.50 to 24.50. The cow market about steady with a top of 17.70 pd for a 1100 lb blk cow. 17.50 for a 1095 lb hoi cow. 16.70 for a 1215 lb hoi. 16.60 for an 825 lb WF 16.80. for a 990 lb hoi with cannersand cutters selling 13.50 to sls. For Information Call: Don Swanson, Phone Walkerton 586-3663 Les Parrett, Plymouth, WE 6-2784, Managers Joe Pence Nelson Lehmar Auctioneer Clerk

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SHEPPARD AFR. Tex, —Staff i Sergeant Henry L. DeForest of Mountain, Wis., is being reas. signed to Whiteman AFB, Mo., following his graduation frem the . United States Air Force training course for jet engine technicians ’ here. Sergeant DeForest, son of Mrs Emma E. DeForest, of Moun- ■ tain, received advanced training in the supervision cf maintenance personnel of jet and turbo-pro-pcller engines, The sergeant, who entered the service in January 1952. is married to the former Helen I. Frazier of Rural Route 2, Walkerton. FREE ENTERPRISE Keep up the competitive spirit ■—when competition steps out, monopoly moves in. UNJUST Troubles that are straightened out with an iron hand seldom run smoothly for any length of time.