The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1943 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1943.

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PASS THE SALAD, PLEASE—Vinegar and prune juice mixed with a field of daisies to produce an over-large order of salad, when this truck missed a turn on the road near Albany. N. Y. Driver from New Jersey escaped with a few scratches.

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CROWING ROOSTERS BANNED GLENDALE, Cal. (UP)—It took the city council just one month of argument and legal research to draw j up a water-tight ordinance banning j crowing roosters from the city. The ordinance is so strict, it is believed not even a crowing hen can get by its terms. It outlaws "any rooster, animal or fowl that makes any sound crow or cry that disturbs the peace of any .neighborhood.” Penalties are provided for persons involved in a violation, but no provision is made for the rooster.

FOR KNOCKOUT BLOW—Here is how American and British forces converge on Northeastern tip of Sicily to strike knockout blow against Axis there. American columns in the north drive toward Messina and Taormina, while Montgomery’s 8th Army bucks enemy entrenchments near Mount Etna. Canadians aid British.

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ONE HAPPY FAMILY COLUMBUS, Ind. (UPI Mr, and Mrs. Daniel J. Walls and Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Schuyler live in the same house. Mrs. Walls and Mrs. Schuyler went to the hospital together recently. Each had a baby girl on the same day. The girls weighed within 2 ounces of each other. The mothers and daughters went home from the hospital together.

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HOME AGAIN-This is how Archbishop Francis J. Spellman looked as he returned to New York after sixmonths tour of Europe. He visited Vatican as well as various fighting fronts. He believes Italy should accept Allies’ armistice plan.

WORRIED — Downfall of Mussolini has repercussion* in Bulgaria, where King Boris III, above, clashes over nation’s role in war with Premier Bogdan FilofT. Flioff is Axis-minded.

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MONTY’S BOY—Here’s reunion of British General Bernard L Montgomery, heroic leader of 8th Army, with his son David, at a school near Hindhead, England. Dad and son had not seen each other for months. Boy is general’s pride.

FAMFD INSIGNE—Lee A. Ault, one of the few Americans authorized to wear British 8th Army insigne, white shield bearing yellow cross on Yale blue background. Ault, shown in New York, vm volunteer ambulance driver with Mont- * gomery’s army.

NEW DA D—Frederick Bulkeley, 76, to whom baby son was born July 25, in Bayonne, N. J. He’s father of Lieut. Com. John D. Bulkeley, Navy hero. Wife, 42, is hero's step - mother. Child Ls named Douglas, for famed general.

EVERYBODY OUT—Postman evidently wouldn’t find anybody at home in town of Caltanissetta, Sicily. Americans who captured town were gpeeted by this scene, as they entered. Bomb rubble lies in heaps next to homes left intact by Allies.

AQUATIC—National backstroke swimming champion Helen Perry just can’t stay away from the water. Now she’s a member of the WAVES, with an Ordnance Bureau job In Washington.

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August 11th Through 13th ROBE ANN l*AHK AND SECOND WARD SCHOOL

Let’s show our appreciation of the splendid work our Putnam County boys and girls are doing!

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