The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1937 — Page 4

THK DAILY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE. INDIANA. SATIRDAY. Jn.Y 1L7

CHATEAU Today The 3 Mesquiteers

“ROARIN-LEAD”

ALSO i ( II \PTERS _ 9 ^ 10

"S 'll 'KETELKV

M:dnite Show Sat. 11:30, Sun. Mon Tues.

SENSATIONAL!

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THe ^ ghtiest droma *ho* .he world has ever seen — A production

that will go down n the history of motion pictures OS on y-r-i^ched achievement

HOWARD HUGHES Thrilling Air Spectacle

HELL'S I) ANGELS

WITH

JEAN HARLOW

EEN LYONS. JAMES HALL

Thi* K the Picture That Made Jean Harlow a Famous Star U.**0 (.OUI) >HOKTS

Doubles for I lurlov,

as a silent suplr Subsequently the cast anJ story were revamped, ant all of the non-flying sequences ref Umed. with sound andf dialogue Ben .Lyon James Hail arvi Jean Harlow are co-featured in the leading roles showing at the Chateau Theatre. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. and are supported by such wellknown players as John Darrow Lucien Pr.val Jane W’inton, Lena Maiena Douglas Gilmore Stephen Carr Tommy Carr. Pat Somerset Granville Divis. Lisa Gora Wyndham Hal! and others.

r -f r * - • r - blance to the late Jean Harlow, Mary Dees. 22. was selected to complete the late star s unfinished picture. "Saratoga", in which she will “double” for the platinum blond in those scenes which rerr, A -.~i to be taken, without close-

ups being shot

WEEVIL I-AR\ VK ABl NDANT IN CXOVERS THIS YELK LAFALETTE Ind.—From many places in Indiana reports are being received of clover leaf weevil abundance and destructiveness according to J. J Davis, head of the entomology department of the Puriue University Agricultural Experiment Station. The larvae of this weevil which <io the damage are not uncommon in clover fields every year but this year they are unusually abundant sufficiently so to cause alarm This situation is probably due to the coci season which has prevented the development of the fungus disease which normally destroys large num-

bers of the larvae

The larvae are small, light green robust, legless worms, which eat the foliage, usually eating out areas from the edge of the leaf They feed at night and normally are to be found in the crown of the plant or on the ground during the day. They will complete their ievelopments by early June and spin oval-like cocoons in wnich they pupate emerging as adult beetles later in the season There is but one generation a year and l and they damage clover and alfalfa | only in the spring usually during John B les portrays an architect May. In normal years the larvae are destroyed in numtvrs by a fungus dis-

GRANADA

“COOL FAMILY THEATRE"

Tonight — 15c Bal.

WILLIAM BOYD as HOPALOM. CASSIDY in

“NORTH OF RIO GRANDE ’

Plus Chapter No. 2 of SECRET AGENT X-9”

Wednesday & Thursday

OFFKIVI. FIGHT PICTURES BRADDOCK vs. LOUIS T\KFN AT RINGSIDE! BLOW B\ BLOW ACCOUNT:

PLUS FEATURE PICTURE; • WOMAN WISE” with ROCHELLE HUDSON

Tonight

Madge Evans. Lewis Stone, FJlssa I-andi In “ISth Chair” & March of Time 4 Our Gang 4 Mickey Mouse

( OOL AND C OMFoktTi + VONCASTl

“THE HOUSE OK

Saturday Midnight, Sunday, Monday, Tuesda;

THE SPRIGHTIJFST PICTURE SINC E THE FII ARNED THE INSIDE STORY OF MARRIAGE—\\ , Hi. W \N OUT: TOLD IN THF. LANGl \(,> ))( , "l* I

Life Begins with a Blond!

PLUS: SYBIL JASON IN “THE LITTLE PIONEER" , Indi NEWS REEL Jam

Previews and Reviews

AT LOCAL THEATERS

Voncastle

■ As Good As Mamed” showing Sunday. Monday and Tuesday at the

Voncaalle Theatre.

Dons Nolan is seen as the personificatioa of glamor and the ultraultra in love interest. Featured with her is that famous romanticist. John Boles ani and Walter Pidgeon.

Tala Birell.

\<ill\c BOI n IT IDVOt VIED territorial legislature would increase HONOLULL' UP Hawaiian leg- the pr .sent Si poll tax to $10 with islators and politicians are toying rebate of $5 to each voter wno votes with a new method for getting out in a general election.

who discovers that marriage cannot be blueprinted as easily as a bunga-

rigneni may ] eas( . ^ little d amage is done How-

be a wig with mortar an d brick but

his clay is the han.is of his wife.

Chateau It is more than three years since Hell s Angels" was first launched—

First Photo of Russian Base at North Pole

ever, conditions needed for the development of this fungus namely warmth as well as humidity have not been present this season. There is no satisfactory control and. except where injury is very severe the clov-

£. i- -r v v v -i i- v i- v v + £. blackjacks of superior workmanship * MORTON mostly of leather and shot. 34- + + *** + * + + + + $ “in 1920 a man usually had his Elenc ra and Margaret Midler spent !>«■« house and some property the - ut seek at Muncie with ret- ■“* he WM to do violence. a ,. ves to protect them.'' W'amngton said Mrs Maude O Haver and son Uoy«i ‘ The recent depression, however j spent M r. lay afternoon with rela- according to Warrington, was a tiv^s at Rockville. "women's and children's depression '' Mr and Mrs Ed Maddox of Green- ty of those people went, and they had castle called on his mother and bro- "The houses and last bits of properther ier>- Sun-day afternoon. notning left. Not only the men. but Glen Cl dfelter and family of La- the women and children, too. were

fayette sr-rnt Wednesday atud Thurs- desperate.'’

day with his mother. The recent depression left WarMrs Edith Miller and William rington quite a different collection and Rosemary Miller of Parke coun- of blackjacks. They were of cheapty spent Wednesday at Muncie. est construction, usually a heavy Those attending the O E S pic-; railroad spike a bit of copper wire nic at the home of Bert Garreil and wrapped in tape, or pieces of iron

family on Sunday were: Mr and or lead pipe.

Mrs Al Call of Roachdale Mrs Fay j Warrington's 1920 collection w-as Stiles of Greencastle. Oscar Perkins broken up in the late dJO's most of and fai i.y of Parke county. George the weapons being given away as

R. Frank and family of Greencastle. souvenirs.

Mr and Mrs. Roscoe White and

daughter Leslie Frank and wife. *

flood water storage have L ed pending decis. • - ^ suit by private power i-J

ir-

er will outgrow the injury after the larvae disappear two of three weeks hence. In the case of valuable stands effective control can be obtained by spraying with lead arsenate or dusting with this or calcium arsenate, but in most cases this treatment is not practical because of the cost.

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Expedition camp at North Pole

Stat ' • . - • • j Arctic expedition hea led by Dr Otto Schtr.i it p: tire was f. wr. to Lit.don and radioed across n tent of t reads. I ! ■ ■ ■

WEST JEFFERSON TWP.

r 'lr«. Viola McCammack 4 S|K+4' + 4-4'4-4--l-e- + + + ^| Mr and Mrs Harold Cox and son Earl called on Mr and Mrs Robert

Zibleman Sunday afternoon.

Marie P.erce called on Thomav and Agnes P.erce Tuesday afternoon. 1 Miss Neda and Veda Alice are visiting this week with Pauline and

Wayne Watts.

Mr and Mrs. Ernest McCammack | Thomas an Agnes Pierce sp-ent

Rum m TEXAS WNKX8 1TB Sits and two daugiitera,j f OLORADO RIVER TO AID Mrs Lottie Stark Mrs Came c.c»i- ■ AUSTIN*. Tex. (UPi—The second feller Harry Howard and wife Wm. anniversary of the disastrous floods Lar.- 1 an i wife Lyle Perkins Woody on the Colorado river in June. 1935 Porter Mary Florence and Betty saw the turbulent stream harnesse ' ,by three of the 13 dams that evenRex Call and family made a trip tc tually will control its flow. Mellott on Sunday. j Unlike Its name sske flowing —— I through th* Grand Canyon of ColoBILLIE.w HEYKAL TREND ! rado. the Colorado river of Texa.s OF TIVIES w ' ind » meed of its wav through territorv subject to overflow. NEW ORLEANS UP —Police ! Biggest storage of flood waters is

LEGAL NOTH K op p[|tep

HEARING H

Notice is hereby .-i ve Wis

Local Alcoholic : 'i. oyir Putnam County Ir ani H

2 00 p. m. on t-' 20th

1937 at the C rk s r ent ' House in the C;t or • ^ Greencastle in sa: Cour * J vestigation of the a ppii, TIm following named :. rsons be the iasue to Um ant^H

cation hereinaft

coholic Beverage Permit of th ' hereinafter des:. '...i a- irin sai 1 time an-i p uiy tion concerning the

applicant, and •

tag the Permit Ju *

applicant at the premises George W. M Haffie. Liquor Store i 23 W

Greencastle Liqn - Wine^B

Said investiga': i win

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nublic. and public participi quested. ictt Alcoholic Be-v, r _ C< rm Indiana, by Job:. Noonan i lK , Hugh A. Bamha:'. Excise* trtor. ■

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Taking It Horoup

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:cord

; Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles

Gn)\Co/o>s Feature Smart Summer Styles

N'eier

Harold Walker and Cloyd Allen made a business trip to Indianapolis Monday aft- moon. Mrs. V iota McCammack and Agnes Pierce Mrs. Resale* Allen and Mane Pierce called on Mrs Anna Coffey and daughters Helen and Evelyn last Thursday afternoon. Miss Emma and Marjorie Cox spent last week end with Mr and Mrs. Jack Morrison.

CALLED WATCHDOG OF THE TREASURY

credit W J Warnngt i founder and ^mg nvie in Buchanan lake, backdirector of Me Warrington Move- ^ uh by a huge dam named for the m.cr' a ■ - mthropic organization P-m J P Buchanan. Brenham. with breaking up a great deal of in- Tex who was active as chairman of . cipient crime here the Hou«* Appropriations Commit- ” g:v-.- fr breakfasts " getting $20,000,000 federal aid to men in iesperate straits And for project frequently ;n return for a full stem- A lake nine miles wide and 20 ach th- - -ive Warningt i wea- m’-> a long will be created behind the 1 P r n 5 y hi . planned to concrete retaining dam 137 feet high 1

and more than 11 200 feet long

f weapons—usually Storage begins In rivers and blackjack = - ^ts has given streams feeding into the Colorado W amngU r ■ - e new i leas about before it breaks into the coastal

plain below the state capital at Aus*'n and furnishes irrigation for

about 250 thousands of acres of rice fields. One of the earliest dams is on

Pecan Bavou. near Brown wood Several vears ago water was permittei to flow a-- riw two-thirds of the state from Lake Brown wood to save the rice emp i n tt threatened drouth. Then it was found the Brown wood locks could not be closed New gates have been installed and those for the othe* dams will be designed to prevent such an incident again O'her projects incident to the

depressions During the post-war depression of

imulated

1920 he

Great Lakes Queen

EOWAiD P. BRENNAN

•tinctive feature of | rummer fashion parade is the manner in v - h gay colors are used to brighten up the new model*. Print* are much in favor, espeoallv when used with contrastingly-colored jackets Bette Davis s wearing a splashy black and white printed cre-e w hich fashions a short-aieered jacket with - i lu •LlSoo background ^ most effective fashicn. San-

i-. Ft a-'M.vr HcUywoolite. is s g pr r.ted crepe jacket with white chiffon which U . . .t^ up into a multi-layered akirt cf delicate Uiuty. For plavtime hours nothing could be more ‘-ive tr.an the sr-.art number worn bv Olivia De HaviUand It i* a simply-styled hand-blocked ».— ... c. L.e rcJ ar.j des-gn ci and white. e —*

, Edward P. Brer.nan. Indianape.:s, state budget director, fcoidi t-.e purse strings of state funds. He prepares budget est mates, eontrc.« iterr zed expenditures, su* perv:«es a., salaries within limits o. executive orders and has control of equipment with the advice and consent of the Governor. Mr. Brennan, a Democrat, was a member o. tr.e state board of accounts : r 25 ?»ar« before be ng named — c-t c.re.tor in 1935 after the F * tion was created by the state legislature. He was reappointed by Governor Townsend because B-ennan .-.as a reputation of being stingy^ with the people's money. 5 the kind of fellow I said the Governor.

John Waller’s fi th in ture isn’t exter..-:ve. E when he leaves is work ing laborer at Hampton, ; , n he shoulders his - i-pont.i J barrow, gets on • - bike. > J a mile and a ha- to bis®

, Blame Fatal Riot on Piekctj^

Margaret Meek

'Captain Kilroy

C'aptai

Queen of the Great

M l s * -Ma*ciret Meek 22-

Selected

Lakes .-Margaret Meek •*-* year-old blonde Cleveland modY) wall reign a* chief Iwwtess a- •-» exposition in Cleveland m.i*

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the senate postoffice committee

Thorr ‘*f Kilroy. second in command, and 1 L * n ch ® r ^” Chicago police at the scene < uey claah in Chicago, placed the blame on shots ni had m m y w ' m0b ' of P‘ ckets Captain Mooney. r. a .Ll 0 d0 what ** “ Tn the meart.rr.e, C 1 O

omera were »enou*ly injured when police charge