The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 October 1946 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1946.

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| about to enter high school. I flunked shamefully, and al- j though I made a pretty successful journey through college, that | test would have classed me midway between a 12-year-old mor-j

| on and an imbecile.

What is intelligence, anyway?! There are several definitions

in my dictionary.

Here is the one I like best: “The power of meeting any situation, especially a novel situation. successfully by proper behavior adjustments; also, the ability to apprehend the interrelationships of presented facts in such a way as to guide action to-

THE AIR CONDITIONED VONCASTLE LAST SHOWING TODAY

Don’t try to be a home psy-

chologist any more than you]wards a desired goal, should be a home physician.! There you have it.

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warns Dr. Morris Krugman, chief psychologist in the Bureau of Child Guidance of the New

York Board of Education.

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According to Dr. Krugman, there are a large number of psychological quacks running wild, offering all sorts of so-called intelligence tests and books on psychology that people can use

themselves.

Such tests are particularly i.angerous when used by parents to determine their children’s po-

tentialities.

Intelligence tests, unless used by qualified psychologists, entirely disregard the emotional factor, says Dr. Krugman, and furthermore, although a child may possess a certain level of intelligence, the test in no way guarantees its use.

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You may be a walking college. You may have swallowed the whole twenty volumes of you encyclopedia. You may be able to recite Shakespeare and Plato and Socrates by the yard. You

may be a Ph.D. and an L.L. D. |

and a professor and a Phi Beta Kappa with a four-karat

mond in your key.

If you lack “the power meeting any situation’’ and of understanding interrelated facts “in such a way as to guide action”—then you may be able to take the toughest intelligence test with a 120 per cent score and still be a terrific dunce.

You know the old saw about having to be smarter than the dog it you want to teach him

tricks.

By the same token, don’t

The popular “IQ” tests—and . ,

that is an additional defect— . may bring out to a certain degree the accepted intelligence I level in a child, but reveal nothj ing of practical or mechanical i ability, ability to deal with peo- | pie. musical o r artistic ability or

I any specal talents.

is turned!

down by the CJuiz Kids program. If you are smarter than your| kids, you’ll have nothing to

worry about.

IN MEMORY In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Charles E. Black, who passed away four years ago today, October 8th. A husband, a father, so divine, We miss you darling all the time. We miss your voice and footsteps too, And all the things you used to do We miss your courage, kind and true, For hone is nothing without you. Buc precious memories that we share

Will help us all our grief to bear. Not now but in the coming years It may be in the better land, We’ll read the meaning of ouf tears, And then, sometime, we’ll understand. Mrs. Effie Black and family. pd

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Roachdale was taken to Putnam county hospital Saturday for an X-ray. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barker and son were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gowin and daughter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gowin and Mrs. Perry McMurtry were in Crawfordsville Thursday. Robert Myers of Roachdale.

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^ ROACHDALE ‘ 8 ’ sllffeirre< l a ver y painful accident, $4. + + + + + + *++ + +® He is in Culver hospital.

Edwin Barker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barker of near

V. F. W. NOTICE Obligation will be given Thursday night, Oct. 10th at 8 p. m. All members not receiving obligation are urged to be present. All members are urged to attend. REFRESHMENTS SERVED AFTER THE MEETING. Veterans of Foreign Wars GEN. JESSE M. LEE POST No. 1550

Shipments of Australian apples 1 overseas this year have already | reached a total of 2,000,000 bush-

els.

Illinois is a long state, extending from 37 degrees of latitude in the south to approximately 42 degrees and 30 seconds in the

extreme north.

The runoff primary system was adopted in Texas in 1918.

Lovely Joan Caulfield has h, second starring role or,rJ,J Bob Hope in Paramount'sYj sieur Beaucaire,” Monday « J VoncasUe Theatre. i n this edy version of Booth Tarkin, ton’s novel, Miss Caulfioi.i ,'

The value of farm buildings! .. straight man” to ^

fell more than 20 per cent from ami the , . 1930 to 1940. . . ' affections.

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Dr. Krugman is right. Only recently I tried to one of those home-tests.

It was intended for youths

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j WASHINGTON, Oct. 8—(UP) | takp 1 —The War Department announc-j ed today it is negotiating with the British far the loan of 20,- j 000,000 pounds of beef mutil next I Feb. 28, to feed American troops I in the European and Pacific

theaters.

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WITH NEWS FOOTBALL THRILLS GREAT PIGGY BANK ROBBERY

THURSDAYS ENCORE NIGHT IS “BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN

PARIS, Oct. 8—(UP)--Brit-ish Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, rejecting any idea of dividing the world into two blocs, appealed to the peace conference today to make unity the basis of peace as it was the basis Of victory.

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REPORT C/F CONDITION

'■ 2 ‘ iitio u; Firiit NatlonS^^oveS^ in the of Indiana, at tile clo*> of business on September 30, 1946. Published in response Uj call made by comptroller of the cur-

rency, uiulei sectieii 5211, U. (S. Revised statutes.

'ASSETS

Loan:; and 'I 1 ounts (including $113.18 overdrafts) $ 83,236.70 U. S. Gov't, obligations, dins t and guaranteed 739,622.44 Obligations of States and ’political subdivisions _ 410.00 Othe bonds notes and deb : itures 2,400.00

Corporate stocks l including, $ stock of Federal

Reserve Bank) 1,200.00 Cash, balances with other i* inks, including reserve balance and cash Items in proctss of collection 285,388.61

Bank premi s owned $3,06.5.00, furniture and fixtures $'900.00 < TOTAL ASSETS .

LIABILITIES

Demand deposits of indi\-'.duals, partnerships, and corporations . Time deposits of individ f als, partnerships, and

corporations

Deposits of U. S. Gov't,, (including postal savings), Deposits of States am'/ political subdivisions Other deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) TOTAL DEPOSpiJS $1,068,681.19 TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

Capital Stock:

(cl Common stock}, total par $25,000.00 Surplus .J Undivided profits . 1 TOTAL CAPIT/AL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABit ilTIES & CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $1,116,222.75

MEMORANDA

Pledged assets lamd securities loaned) (book value): (al U S. Gov't obligations, direct and guaranteed pledged to sit lire deposits and other liabilities (e) TOTAL ,

Secured liabilitio'j:

(,e) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to/ requirements of law

(4) TOTAL

State of Indiana, County of Putnam, ss:

I. MULLlrt B. I-INLEY, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that tli above statement is true to the best of my

knowledge and belief.

MELLIE B LINLEY, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before nie this 4th day of October i

1946.

CHAS. A. ROCKWELL, Notary Public. 1 My commission < xpires, April 1. 1950. CORRECT ATTEST: < J. E. McCoy, , iV . f Wni. I^angdon, '' O. V. Smythe, Directors.

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