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THE DAILY BANNER, GkEENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, ALU 15, I^3u.

I>ii I| IKON DEPOSIT FOUND 1 f ’" 1 n " a,! > ' 1 :n ‘ IN MIDOI.E VOL(i \ KEOION i vtt it.may prove to he ope SAMARA, U. S. S. R„ Aug. 15— 1 of th- most important iron sources in 1, „ (V depo its estimated at 1,000,- h. u rid. The ore contains an av- . ttre been I 50 per cent iron and lies near .1, olila m ountains, Mi,Idle V .1-| th, <S •" some places even on

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supplies and considerable store >£ manganese, nickel and other miner ^ als. Research i continuinK and a!-| ready plan are being made for exploiting the region industrially.

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MISSISSIPPI | GIVES BACK EARLY VILLA(;E

TRAUF.S of STE. GENEVIEVE UNCOV EKED BY CH ANGE IN COURSE OF STREAM

- ‘NEW' BUTLER MENTOR Harry M. It, II, ex-Lombard oollepo eoarh, has been sipnod as athletic di 1 i ! . sity, Indianapolis, Indiana. Bell will take charge of Butler athletics Uur fait

ITIILAPFLPHIA, Aug. 15 (UP)— Floating demur,^y H-side Dewey’s hi turie flagship Olympia in the hark > hannel of the Navy Yard here is a 1 it tie red submarine that may become one of the most historic crafts in t ,■ world within the next two years. T e submarine is the 0-12, which non will he converted into the Nautilu , aftei Jule- Verne’s brain-child. fsptain Sir George Hubert Wilkit: , internationally famous Australian \retie explorer, is having the lit•ubmari remodeled wnth the ‘idea of making the dream of seni faring men f t centuries come true.

He plans to cruise in the

i fr ,m the eastern to the western ! hemisphere, under the polar ice cap. II/.,Ire,I of daring seamen of liff. rent nation have for centuries a. empted s ree the Norwest Pasape. All av,■ failed. Most of them lo-t their In . and literally hundreds f vessel- have been crushed to m ichwood by On Arctic ice-floe- while

attempting the jiassage.

Sir George, who was the first to f!v f roy ,i: • mi sphere to the other via the Noi'.h Pole, already has began the preliminary work of remode]i ing the suhm :i ne. As he is a British subject ■ had to lease the 0-12 through the American firm of Danenhower and Lake for the nominal rental of ne dollar a year. Cost ! of remodeling the vessel will approximate $150,000. H<‘ expects to start i his expedition early next summer,

probably in May.

Co-operating enthusiastically with Sir George his daring project is Simdn Lake, veteran inventor and mamifactutvi of submarines and deep ea diving devices. Lake himself is anxious U make the cruise hut his advanced age he is past 00—bars i him. Hi partner, Sloan Panenhow,r, however, will be master of the Nautilus when -he dives off the Polar ice cap and lides beneath it. The Nautilus will he fitted with a toboggnn-hko super-structure which will enahl it to slide along beneath ! the underside ,,f the ice rap under its own power. Pneumatic drills, ; which will b mounted in the 'hend of a telescopin conning tower, will be ca|»able of penetrating 13 feet of ice, Sir George exolained. Explosives jalso will he carried along for the purpose of breaking th, ice at interval he said during hi recent visit

here.

“Rut we may not have to use the Ice-br, king device a great deal, he a “Photographs taken by Admiral Richard E. Byrd and by ’he Annin In rxp ditim indicate that the A i tic ice cap not a solid one. Crack in the ice and patches of clear

water i re shown.

| “Surface ships could not make it, liowrv r, and I am confident that I the ubninrine is the best possible

craft to use.”

l Sir tieorge said that preliminary to t '' the Nautilu- will he held off I the M line coast next winter. By 'iinime' the expedition will he ready for the trip from Spitsbergen to free water in the Bering Sea, near Cape

Lisbon on the Siberian side. The explorer expects the trip to

require about (10 days, including a long

-top nt the Pole itself for scientific

, hserva^ions. Although the cruise 'will ho approximately 2,100 miles, the leapt of his flight with the late Carl Pen Eielson from Point Barrow to j Spitzbergen, the Nautilus will be fueled for 7,000 miles. Provisions for a j one-y, ar stay in the Arctic will he

STF. GENEVIEVE, Mo., Aug. 15. _ (UP) -The old Mississippi has given back what it took more than 100 \ears ago—the site of the Missouri - first permanent settlement. During the reclamation of land along the Mississippi recently, trace* of the village of Ste. Genevieve, covered by earth, were discovered on the original “Big Common Feld" the

site of the village.

The village was built, according to various historians, about 1735, by French settlers. The Pig Common Field, a tract of about 4.0on acres, .was cultivated by the people of the

Nautilu. village and products divided among

them.

The villagers lived peacefully on this site until about 1785 when a disastrous flood swept over the land. DismantTfhg their church' and a number of other buildings, the villagers moved the town to higher ground—giving up their original homes to the river. Now, more than a hundred years later, the river has returned the site. Although the river has destroyed the structures, it has left remnants of the buildings scattered over the “big common field.” Strew n about, hut where the Mississippi has hidden them under her sands is evidence of other handiworkis of the pioneers. These relics used by tlie villagers are mute testimony of the part that the Mississippi had in adding hardships to the pioneers of her vast valley.

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LIKE NEW |LAND GLOBE, Ai iz., (UP) — The land of their ancestoi.- may be all it’s cracked up to !>" hut two Ct.inese residents of this city who have just returned from a visit to Ch?na will “string along” with Uncle Sam. They are Dea Gin Foo, pioneer Globe cafe proprietor, and D. Johnson. Each agrees that the outstanding ’impression gained during their tour vas the friendly attituile of the Cutu e towards the Unileil States. 1

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. 15.— new record was established here when 3(5 hours passed without is--uance of a marriage license in Jefferson county.

PARK RUAIi

SLOW IN ALASKA

YUMA, Ariz., (UP) - Conditions 10 . in( . h , |1|i(r t in Alaska aren’t whnt they used to i;ation llit( . h ,

lx* when Dangerous l.Tan McGrow ami 1 Yukon Jake were keeping things humming aecc.rding .»> I). M. Frazer, miner, who returned here after five years in the north country. Frazer, who formerly was cunnected with the Fortuna mine . - ays “ hing* are slow”

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KNIFE TRICK COSTI.A WOODWARD, Okla., (UP) —Because a local hoy was unable to nj>en a knif Ixdiinging to R. H. Burns and VV. P. Caok the two men served 5 days in jail. The men M the hoy lie roil'd not open their knife. The I j youth i >t a dollar when he failed, so he -ipnod a complaint ogaiu-t them. They were jailed on charges of I obtaining money under false pretenses.

SOME SORT OF RECORD

ST. PAUL, Minn., (UP) -Called on account of darkness at the end of the

109th inning, the kittei ball game between the Tincup Eskimos and O’Conner’s Wildcnts was Ixlieved to have set ome sort of endurance record. The score was 228 to 144 in favor of the Tincup Eskimas after Hi continu-

ous hours of play.

MT FINDS IllS OWNERS

TULSA, Okla, (UP) —Two year, ago when Mary Yilizah.th, 8,' and Peggy Welch, 5, went on their vacn- ' i°n they left their cat lx hi ,j. When they returned the cat hail disappeared. After two year’s absence the feline found the family again n . ■ nt|\ anil ' is now at home. The Welch's had mov’d fro/n the original residence in the meantime, bu^ the cat found them. v ,,

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