The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 September 1944 — Page 4

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HC DAMY BAHNtK, GREENCASTlE, WD(AN.\,TUESDAY, SEPTMBER 5, 1944.

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Arlim JUDGE • H.T.G. Richard LANE • Frank FOREST Fnti FEED • Fully ARIGHT V and 02ZIE NELSON »y FRAMM MtOONAlD • UngiiMl ScfM«uil«i by Ho»«id I ;>*m

crop condition by adjusting belts and belt pulleys and gears. Mayer points out tlmt the cylinder speed for threshing soybeans should be about two-thirds of tha: lor threshing wheat and oats Where combines are still set for threshing Soybeans, they should I be adjusted for wheat and rye, according to the manufacturer's instruction book. The speed should then be checked with a revolution coun- | ter, taking into account that the ma-

chine is running without Joad. Tt should then be checked agpin when

in field operation.

Boys In Service

Mrs '' He k’ishcr cf Reelsville was admittc. o the county hospital MonI day.

COOL WEATHER SUGGESTIONS

REGARDING (’OAIITINKS "The right speed for the right crop” is a necessity in successful combine operation. The tractor governor should take care of uniformity of speed. However, wares I. D. Mayer, agricultural engineer at Purdue University, the operating speed must be regulated for the crop and |

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lit is recommended that ^hc cylinder also be checked to see that the cylinder teeth divide the kpace between the concave teeth equally when they pass. If the clearance is d fferent, adjust the concaves endwise to make the clearand- uniform. It is .essential that all cylinder teeth and all concave teeth be in good condition, straight and Upht. It tha , cylinder is of the bar or rasp type. ' check fur loose bolts am) for wear Farmers are cautioned ntt to make changes in. any of the cylinders which might destroy their balance. They are carefully balanced in the factory and it is necessary that they remain so If serious damage to the machine is

to be avoided.

Mrs. Hoy I.ydick |md baby, Coatesville Houle 1, ware released from the Putnam County Hospital, Sunday.

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AT THE LOVE

VONCASTLE TRAGEDY

HELP THAT MAN AMD WOMAN IN SERVICE Every man and woman in uniform has a right to vote. ACT NOW! Obtain a war ballot application and mail it today. War ballot applications may be obtained from the County Clerk, Court House, or at Democratic headquarters, over the R. and S. Boot Shop. East Wash. St. AH s<-rvi<-i- (MMiple may vote while at liiimc by going to the <'ouii1.y Clerk’s Office. PUlYMAM county democratic central com.

One of the most colorful skeins of the dramatic pattern of “Women In Bondage’’ at the Voncastle Theatre is the tragic romance of Bill Henry as an S.S trooper and Nancy Kelly

as his sweetheart.

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The following is the list of Putnam county men and women who are i serving with the armed forces. Thu names will be inscribed on the war memorial which the Putnam County Motiier's Service club is erecting on the court house lawn Any person who has a son or daughter serving as a nurse or in any other branch of the service who ha^- not already sent in the name is asked to call Mrs. Charles Conklin, telephone 377-W Gi send her a card at 907 north Madi-

son street.

On succeeding days additional names will be published as the Mothers’ Service Club hopes to obtain the name of every Putnam County person serving in this war. Ader, Virgil Verl Arnold. George Maynard Arnold, Henry Wilson Allen. John Robert Aker, Virgil Emery Anderson, Sherman Ellis Andrews, Robert Ece Adams, Otis Martin Anderson, Evetvtt Akins, Ernest Etigene Arnold, Charles J.

Allen Wayne

Austin, Noble Appleby, George William Adams, William Russell Allen, Robert Steele Arnold, George Maynard Abbott, Woodrow Acton Albright, Carl

Ash, Russell Ash, Allison.

Ash. Clellan Clifford Ash, Walter I»roy Askew, Robert Stevenson Advr, Virgil Berl Aker, Forest Mace Allen, Walter Merle Anderson, William Frantz Alexander, Floyd Russell Allen, Carl Chadwick Asher, Clinton Shirley Arnold Junes K'-ith Abbott, James Willard Alspaugh, Donald Wayne Ader, Wayne E. Anderson, Donald L.. Allen, Lloyd Howard Allen, Harlan Lloyd Alice, William Albert Alice, Edward Clifford Adamson, Clark Raymond Adams, Edward Lee Abrell, John Don Ash, Jamvs Russell Albright, William Junior Agnew, Robert Allen Alexander, Janies Fred Arnold Jr., Wilbur Henry Austin, Robert Eugene Albright, Bobby Gene Alexander, Robert Clay Albright, Charles Allen, Edward Eugene Alexander, Ralph Wilbur Armstrong, Colby Cooler Aker, Paul William Allgood, Burley Forrest Alspaugh, Jr., William Abbott, Wesley Vernon Alive William Riley Acton, Lawrence Willard • Anderson, James Frederick Abbott. Smith Madison Allen, Curtis Lee Abrams, Marshall Dwyer

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Carlisl* Scroggin, 13 Highland street, returned to his home Sunday from the county hospital.

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M. m3 f TOULON HARBOR, scene of the French fleet scuttling, lies battered and partly demolished after Its captuiu by French forces. Hulks of some ships can be seen jutting up out of bay, (InternationaJl)

COURAGEOUS CHINESE CROSS SALWEEN RIVER

CROSSING THE TREACHEROUS Salween river by means of s temporary suspension bridge Chinese soldiers loaded with weapons and tools, march to the front. Regular bridge across river was blown up two jrsars ago by ghlness in effort to halt Jap advance. U. S. Signal Corps photo. (ImtinutiontU

GOSSIP?

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SCANTILY CLAD F. F. I. soldiers march a captured Nazi along a street 9t Montneyau, southern France. Signal Corps photo. (International)

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CUBAN PRESIDENT-ELECT IN U. S.

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INVITED TO WASHINGTON by President Roosevelt, Dr. Ramon Grau San Martin, president-elect of Cuba, is welcomed on his arrival by Secretary of State Cordell Hull, right. In center is Dr. Aurelio F. Concheso, Cuban ambassador to the United States. (International)

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LEADERS AT OPENING OF WAR FIVE YEARS AGO

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Gdynia, first Polish city bombed by the Nazis on Sept. T, 1939.

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Marshal Edward $mialy-Rydz

TODAY, FIVE YEARS after Sept. 3, 1939 when Crent ■ ra i European war against Germany, most of 1 Britain and France Joined Poland In a genera have fallen into unknown fates. Neville rhn„ s ! C f count ries' political and military leaders of the day power. Lord John Gort, who was commander tn^s "i England’s pacifist prime minister, died out ° sioner of Palestine. Both Gen. Maurice GiKU.vIn Cf of th ® British Army in 1939, now Is high commi«* forces, and Edouard Daladier. French nremu-® Uamel,n * Ul «n chief of all French national defense for certain about Josef Beck, Polish foreign I'mV! supposedl y ln German custody. Nothing is known mander-in-chlef of the Polish Armies whn M «rshal Edward Smlgly-Rydz, former comrumored dead. Nani bombing of Pollsii elt. 6 . ° ^ ay . be aerman prisoners, although the latter was onct

wues on Sept. 1, opened the war. (International)