The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 August 1939 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1939.
LIVESTOCK holdover 116; 3ower; 160-250 Iba ^5-16.00; *5*-»0 lbs $5.15-95.65; IP-400 ^ W.«»- S4.90; 100-160 lb5 5-95.15; mm§ steady to weak, °f 93.75-94.T5. : «»> ves 60 °: generally market OB all classes exec;.UVf in valine 1050 lbs and over; bld- ,• 0i; f 1 weak to 26 cents lower on w; bulk ateers 97.75-99.50; good choice medium w< ; > t •. ^ . good 725 lb heifers $9.35; vealers ,Jly, top 910.50. 1,700; fat lambs steady; good and choice $8.25-$9.00.
ARTIST RETURNS PAINTING PARIS, Aug. 14 (UP)—A young artist has returned to authorities the rare Watteau painting, “L’lndifflerent," which was stolen recently from the Louvre, it was announced today. The painter told authorities he took the picture as a “protest" because Louvre authorities committed what he considered an act of vandalism in repair work which they did on the picture. The painter, Serge Bogousslawsky. handed the painting to an examining magistrate in the Law courts. The picture had been missing almost two months, and it had been hunted throughout the world.
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Flashing light signals, motorists of approaching
grade intersections, are to be installed at 79 additional crossings, T. A. Dicus, chairman of the State Highway Commission, said today. Similar warning signals have been installed perviously at 315 grade crossings and have contributed to a reduction
in accidents.
Installation of these signals, like those already in operation, will be fi- • anced with federal funds allocated to the State Highway Commission for grade separation, grade crossing i elimination and protection. It is estimated that installation of the signals at the 79 grade crossings will cost approximately $228,000. These signals will be the first to be installed on Indiana highways under new federal regulations which permit the railroads affected to purchase materials, assemble and place the signals. In the past, the commission was required to take bids and award contracts for the furnish-
warning ing of the major materials necessary trains at for assembly and erection of the sig-
WITNESS — Harper Knowles, investigator of radical activities tor the American Legion, called as an adverse witness in the Harry Bridges deportation case in San Francisco. By "adverse" witnesses, defense attempts to show conspiracy existed against defendant.
WEESNER IMP. CO. 124 N. Jackson St. 1— Team Good Horses, 8 years old. 2— Span .Muirs. 1—Gelding, 4 years old. I—Gelding, S years old. I—Filly, past yearling. 8—Milk Cows. 1—1935 Ihidge Truck Cub. 8—Good I sed 5-Ilisk Wheat Drills. 3— Good I sed Trucks. 1—Hin. Feed Grinder. 1—Used Cream Separator.
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Sixty-seven of the crossings to be protected by the flashing light signals are on state highway routes both inside and outside cities and towns; eight crossings are on city streets which are not state highway routes and the remaining four signals will go on county roads. Twelve of the crossings on the list will have both the lights and short-arm gates which drop as a train approaches the J
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Crossing included in the present protection program were selected by
state highway engineers after exam- PASADENA. Cal. (UP) Dr. ination of the accident records of the i Fritz Zwicky, associate professor of I crossings and plans were worked out | theoretical physics of the California in cooperation with the railroad of- ! institute of Technology, has discovficials. Installation of the new sig- ered his ninth supernova, or explodnals will be rushed as much as pos- ing star, which places to his credit sible. j nine out of only 19 such discoveries
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The new supernova flared up in a far distant nebula to extraordinary | brilliance, probably hundreds of j thousands of times greater than that
of the sun. he estimated.
The newly discovered outburst is located in the elliptical nebula known as NGG 4621, a member of the Virgo cluster. It is approximately the 15th apparent magnitude, which means that it can be seen only with a powerful telescope, Dr. Zwicky
said.
Past Peak Brilliance Observations indicated that when the new supernova was first seen, it was three weeks past its maximum
brilliance.
Identification of the exploding star
was made from a spectrum obtained
at the Carnegie Institute's
Wilson Observatory.
Dr. Zwicky, who has specialized in the discovery of supernovae, found it during a survey of the space where’ these stars usually are found which he has constantly explored for years. According to Dr. Zwicky, as well as other scientists, the outburst, of a supernova transcends in magnitude all other known physical catastro-
phes.
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WANTED; Any Kino of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod. I’ve got a job for a hustler over 21 in Putnam County who owns car or light truck and knows how to work. Exceptional opening. Excellent immediate earnings, big future. Write me about your ability, age and equipment. R. W. Dutro, Bloomfield, Ind. 11-14-21-3L Want to rent three rooms for two adults for light housekeeping. Address J. T. S. Banner Office. 14-11
FOR SALE: Feeding cattle of all kinds. Wards Yards, Crawfordsville. 4-t'f
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FOR SALE: New 5-room semimodern house. Splendid rental investment. S. C. Sayers. 12-3t. FOR SALE: Cooking apples, Wealthy and Maiden Blush. Frank's Orchard, Morton, l2-2t.
WANTED: To interview owners of heavy breed flocks who are interested in selling hatching eggs during the coming season. Hillis Feed Store. 9-10-14-3t.
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WANTED TO BUY: Old dolls, china, wood. wax. papier-mache or colored ones. etc. Highest (prices paid. Don't fail to contact, F. A. Furgason. 625 East Main, Greenfield. 12-fit.
TEXTOLITE PASTE PAINT. Modern inexpensive decoration f >r walls ami ceilings. Dries in one hour. One coat covers. Does not crack or peel. Docs not fade or get yellow. METZGER LUMBER COMPANY 117 W. Franklin. Phone 262. M-W-F-tf.
FOR SALE: Gravel. Bud Browning farm 3
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mendous release of energy within the 'atoms of mutter composing the star. Another suggestion is that novae occur when stars collide. Scientists speculate on what remains of novae when they fade away. One suggestion Is that they become stars consisting of neutrons with no ordinary matter in their makeup. The neutron is one of the basic building block of matter. Such a spent star of neutrons, Dr. Zwicky said, would be extremely dense. The earth’s mass on the same density would be a hall less than two miles in diameter, he estimated.
FOR SALK: Pure bred Jersey bull. OH enough for service. Fred Fisher, R. R. 2. 14-2p
FOR SALE: Gladioli, Philippinense (large white) Lilies, Dahlias, delphinium and other cut flowers. We deliver. Milton's Posey Patch. Phone 707-R. 14-lt.
FOR SALE: One sow with pigs, one to farrow soon 855 north Jackson street. 14-2p.
COMFORT FIRST IN ODD STYLES OF MAN OF
DIXIE CUPPER SEARCHES FOR LOST OCEAN FLIERS SOUTHAMPTON, England, Aug, 14 'UP)—The Pan American Airways flying boat Dixie Clipper,
yesterday on a regu-
larly scheduled trans-Atlantic flight, spent three hours in a vain search for Alex l,oeb and Dick Decker, New York aviators missing on an attempted St. Peters, N. S.-Ireland flight. When the plane was 600 miles off Ireland it received a radio message reporting that the Loeh-Decker plane was missing. It turned hack on its course, descended to 3.000 feet and surveyed an area of about 100 miles on each side of the regular At-
lantic course.
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NORTH EASTON, Mass. (UP)—Harvey T. Noyes, self-styled “man of 1950,’’ publicly wears definitely futuristic clothes which he confidently predicts will be all the rage among men-about-town 11 years hence. His ultra modern wardrobe was handsewn by his bride, who followed his instructions in designing clothes primarily for masculine comfort. “There are too many pockets, buttons and creases in the clothes men wear now,” said Noyes. The outfit which created a sensation when he first wore it downtown comprised a wine-red satin blouse, a red corded silk ankle-length cape lined with green taffeta and caught at the throat with a red band, trousers that smacked of the medieval “tights” area and soft leather shoes with one lace which ties across the top. His appearance, conservatively expressed, is colorful as he wanders through the shopping district doing errands for his wife. "People laugh at me,” he said. “But that doesn’t bother me. because I fee! just ns much at home in my new outfit as I did in my other clothes.” Mrs. Noyes now is completing a wardrobe for herself. It is fashioned on the same futuristic principles.
FOR SALE: Jersey cow and calf. See Jesse Kendall, Commercial Place. 14-lp. PUBLIC SALE Tuesday, August 22, cattle, hogs, sheep. Moris McCammack, 1 mile west of Belle Union. 14-tf LOOK! LOOK! Six feet Kelvinah-r Refrigerator at a low cost of $149.50. REEVES ELECTRIC, North Side Square, Phone 139-M. 14-lt. FOR SALE: All kinds of vegetables and melons. Canning tomatoes 50c bu. Kentucky Missouri Wonder beans now in their prime. Will have peaches in a few days. Roy Watson, 2 >/a miles south of Greencastle on Manhattan road. Phone rural 14F3. 14-lt.
REPUBLICANS MEET TO PROMOTE PILGRIM \GE RIPON, WIs,, Aug 14 'UP'—Republicans from 12 Midwestern states will meet here Sept. 10 to promote a National pilgrimage next May to Ripon's Little White School House celebrated as the birthplace of the Republican party, William A. Chappell. Miwaukee Pilgrimage chairman, said today. Highlight of the meeting which, according to Chappel, ’’might prove to be the ‘kick-off of the 194(1 Uoptihlican campaign,” wil bo the christening of the “Abe Lincoln,” an airplane which will leave after the ceremonies on a nation-wide tour promoting the GOP Pilgrimage.
KILLED WHEN CAR HITS TRAIN VALPARAISO, Ind. Aug. 14 'UP) — Michael Grubachovich, 59, was killed today when his automobile was struck by a Nickel Plate railroad freight train two miles west of here as he was enroute home from Gary where he is employed In the steel mills.
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FOR SALE: A 6 room house on South Indiana Street. I^arge lot, IiardWood floors, hath, full basement, garage. Price $3500.00. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 14-3t.
F’OR SALE: Sixty two acres In Jefferson Township. 40 acres tillable. Five room house, good bam. Well fenced. Three springs. J. T Christie, Real Estate. 14-3t.
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FOR RENT: One upper and one lower apartment. Near college and city school. Newly decorated. Large lawn, large shady porch, heat and water furnished. Shown by appointment. Phone 599-J. 11-tf
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