The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 September 1939 — Page 3

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^HE DAILY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1939. rv*^ t

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.. Spectator A,#*M pump in black suede and calf. High heels. Also in black or brown with cuban heels. All widths.

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U.S. WHEAT ACREAGE

NATIONAL ALLOTMENT (Seeded basis) IS L*9GER THAN HARVESTED acreage ANf TEAR DURING WORLD WAR

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TALL CORN—Sample of the California tall corn exhibited at Los Angeles county fair at Pomona. It measures 18 to 2& feet and was grown on California Junior Republic farm, near Chino, Cal.

ing moments to be excepted in a Van

Dine story.

Since Gracie is a key character in I the picture, much of the murderous I

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action centers around her early in i Indianapolis and Charles Shaner. Brunerstown. on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaner Sat-. tained company over Sunday. the proceedings. She has been tak- | Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Frazier have Mr. and Mrs. Heeve Morlan and urday evening. 1 Miss Betty Cox spent Wednesday on to his company’s picnic by her: m0 ved to the Dickey place near Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier called Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson enter- night with Miss Eileen Cox.

uncle, and introdm i'd to Kent Taylor, i ^^^ Kent is in love with Ellen Drew, hut !

they’ve had a tiff because she won’t I listen to his proposals of marriage.

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said, regardless of present and pros-

iph illustrates the pectlve n , cor(1 . brraki:lg . supplies nf © + + + ^ + + + + + * + + + 0 !" 1 * .. U " i,e ^ vvheat . producers cooperating in the Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Heber and ev'f ^h'^t lS AAA Karm prosrain for 11,40 wil1 bc | daughter were callers of Mr. and n ' e ° U ea " protected against disastrous price | Mrs. Ernest Heber Saturday after-

declines, they will be assured of consdrvntlbri and price adjustment payments, they are eligible for maximum yield protection under the allrish crop insurance program, they

1940 ’ 8?veraI factors will not be subject to

this year and the .llo’nient established

: year under the Triple A |Frogia In planning the 1 lo be seeded to wheat for

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Those that visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cox last Wednesday evening and listened to the prize fight were. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier and

marketing 1 daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Mor-

lb o.!!M..-.-d. says David quotaa penalties, and they will be lan and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril "cultural agent. p i a yi ng their part to conserving the Frazier and Victor Frazier.

Miss Emily Shaner spent Sunday

I : t ' eoord ' tl it’s soil resources.

I ess of present dive world consumption.” “Tlu- 6i! million acreage for »'will 1 • larger than the

any year during

Irid Wai and is adequate for f U ia'n the K' 10 I iiket next year

Previews and Reviews

AT LOCAL THEATERS

Voncastle

With a plot based on a stfery by the late S. S. Van Dine, Gracie Allen

ected to encounter the com- in one of the featured roles, and a of th largest carryover on ,at 'K e ca - st of othcr featured players

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including Warren William as Philo

unlikely to in- Vnnce pnlen Drew Kpnt Taylor and r li ,v ‘Uee the consump- j U( jith Barrett. S. S. Van Pine’s “The I'laa’ • p vj,| Grimes stated. Giacie Allen Murder Case" will open I 1 ':- overplant their on Wednesday d th' Voncastle ! illotm : win be gamblin'’ Theatre. Designed to amuse and I the countv arent th ' in ' tIu ' P ictui 1 l ' 1 '' n,y 01 me county agent en) p ha8|g on Mias Allen’s insane ' 1 ' other iiand. he comedy without neglecting the thnii-

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaner and family. Other visitors were Air. and Mrs. Robert Locke of

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lit id <’i Flork ol Millions on flip lino!

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^ N , STA R’ s DAUGHTER—After hurried trip by plane to nrid bella, acirers-wife of Tyrone Power, returns to New i ^ Cr ^^krghfer, Ann Muret, 9. Girl is by previous mar-

PIANIST — Among arrivals in New York aboard the President Harding was Ruth Slenczynski, I 4-year-old American child pianist, returning from concerts and study abroad. Ship carried 200 more passengers than her normal capacity, all eager to get homo.

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H 'oJean Murat, mofldii picture'director.

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To, you couldn't do what we wanted to do, and do it cheap.

You couldn't set out to top the field, focusing on how much you could put in rather than take out and with accustomed equipment keep costs down. You couldn't micro-balance engines, heavy-up frames and running gear, strengthen bodies, enrich upholstery and fittings, improve performance, better the value per inch, per pound and per dollar—and do it with last year’s methods. So we faced it. re-tooled and re-

newed our vast modern plant all over again put eight million new dollars on the line; the Huick line for 1940. What did we get for it? Rather ask, what do you get? l isten. You get a big beautiful brawny car styled to knock your eye out—the

You get a marvelously engineered chassis, keeled like a battleship with

its torque-tube backbone.

You get for your command that surging, soaring, millrace power of the matchless Dynaflash engine, now

fashion pattern for them all next L .| cctrica || y balanced after assembly

year, just look around and see. You get a car that positively glitters in its brilliance of action, modern as television in the wondrous way it

does things.

to micropoised perfection! You get 72 new features, and more. You get pride, joy, satisfaction and thrill-for here you get Huick at its unbeatable best.

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