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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,

THURSDAY, JULY 10,1947.

[dio Number 10 iecret Revealed

shington. July 10 (UP>

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inplorm jurriblo of .‘Wind" Ono scientist who helpeil

velop the No. 10 was Don;il>J I time on a

Cook.' of the signals researeh and development department of

the British Ministry of Supply. “I can well remember the hec-

tic four weeks during which the small team of scientists worked night and day to perfect the first models,” Cooke said. “Up till then it had been nothing more than a brilliant idea. We scientists had undertaken to give a working demonstration in lour weeks and we kept our promise, though such a job might well have been expected used the radio to take six months.”

“And they say,” he continued,

“that Field Marshal Montgomery thought so highly of the invention that whenever he push- . d forward and look- I for a new site for his headquarters he

Spokesmen sain u w»ochose it, not so much for itscor.- ’ even if German ] venience from the point of view tap conversations of his staff, but as the best place

just a mean- to suit the radio beam."

The No. 10 could carry eight Mrs. Roy Powell. Sunday guests Strother on do-1 separate conversations at one were Mr. and Mrs. William Tay-

single wave length. By lor and children of Michigan, means of a scrambling device I Mrs. Nella Fieir and

Thursday. !

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Long, M’\ I and Mrs. Junior Long and!

pjOYKIH)AI.F. XKWS Miss Arletha Jones is spend-

Biitish Information .wealed the secret of

It rail' 11 No. 10.

t wa9 the code name given , r ,. r et radio, a specially , portable machine )y Fi( ,|d Marshal Sir Pern* Montgomery and Prime ‘ wmston Churchill ’ i , ntact in World

Lntsnniety

llS i.ittl-ft 'kl heylquarkeep Churchill informed

developments.

. radio was perfect- , jjroup of British governscientists in four "hectic-

said it was so

|t ive

■t- did

William Ivmg.

and

. family were

I.KT BANNER ADS SELL IT j Kmmlngcs, Mr. and Mrs. Jhiur-

Mrs.

Mrs. Curtis Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Joe

GltKKNC ASTLE KOI TE I Bobby Ixtng, of Champaign, Illinois, is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mis. Howard Thomas and son, Miss Wilma Thomas, and Louis Littrell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lois Buis and children at Edin-1 burg. I

Mrs.

nan Emminges. Mr. and

her summer vaetion with her :

scrambling device 1 Mrs. Nella Figg and Mrs. a y ^ "''‘’j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis

the conversations were chopped Eula Staggs called on Mr. and ' ; ' . '* ' i Jones and Patty north of town into 70 000 impulses each sec- Mrs. Gerald Burton one night " ,r< Hn,l Mrs Saturday evening visitors of

ond. These chopped impulses'last week. imam Long. |

then were transmitted by wire-1 Mrs. Hazel Baker and son visless, received and reassembled jited her sister, Mrs. Kathryn

into the original eight conversV

ti " ns ' 'Robert Emminges and Samira

all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Carl Whitiker was shopping in Greencastle Tuesday. 1 Mrs. Bonnie Woodward and sons of Indianapois and Mrs. (Edith Combs and family spent

Sunday at Hollybrook.

Mrs. Amt Bourne is not working at the Telephone Company this week because of illnoss. Mrs. Hattie Gorham called on -Mrs. Elmer Sutherlin Tuesday

afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. John Logan en-

Rev. and Mrs. Conlin

of Croys Creek Church and Mr.

fe . A From where I sit Joe Marsh

Fish Bites Woman!

Eula

would hear

ike a 750 mile vacation trip

t Willie Wells was rowing home

Staggs, Mr. anfl ^ frum Seward’s Creek the other eve-

iMrs. Eldon Staggs and son at- ning with a string of trout, when a tended the Staggs reunion at deni looking lady (visitor at the the Rockville park Sunday., i Boxwood Inn) stops him, and tells

Mis Harold Davis and child- *'' n ’ a man ^' s s ' z, “ could be better ten of Reolsville spent the week- than catching fish,

end with her parents, Mr. and ( Willie tells her off real good-

| naturedly by saying: “Perhaps i you’re right, but if these fish had !kept their mouths shut, they j wouldn’t be here.” (At that, says ! Willie, laughing out loud, she : looked just as if a fish had hither!) I Blabbing mouths never cause

anything hut trouble. Nobody wh« knew the farts would ever critiem Willie’s right to go fishing on hione day off — any more than thcy'c

deny his right to come home to 11 tertainoH

mellow glass of beer. C ]

ir I

From where I sit, the slower w<, are to criticize — and the quickei wo are to recognize another’!

tastes, the better we’ll get alonf j Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Jones and i together — whether those taste; children of California visited I apply to boor or fishing. i Mr. and Mrs. John Logan and ,

j Bobby’. Mr. and Mrs. Jones ! and children are spending the ;

and Mrs. Rei laville

Everrett Sunday.

Logan of

summer months in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allender and Jim and Mrs. W C. Allend-

i visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. James Hostetler near Clay City.

MORTON

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodworth, Mrs. Mae Woodworth, and Haslene Priest of Bri.k Chapel called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter Thursday evening. A miscellaneous shower was given at the Union Chnpel Church for Mrs. Marybelle Ensor O'Haver Thursday night. She received many lovely gifts from relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dietz of Norfolk. Va., Mrs. Thelma IVickworth and Mrs. A. C. Toms of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. N irsiap Scott were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith Friday July 4th. Many from here were in Roa< hdale the night of the 4th. Mrs. Verna McLocklin and daughter .lane and Mrs. Christina Whipple,, Sue Ann and Wayne from Star City and Rochester visited Mrs Mae Staggs from Wednesday until Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O’ Haven of Greencastle spent Friday and Saturday with his parents Mi. and Mrs. Russell O' Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connerly

and chiklrfm from Mississippi visited Mr. an t Mrs. E W. Conrvcrly Sunday. Mr. and Mts. Howard Clark of J nelson visited Mrs. Carrie Currier Sunday. Mrs. D. P. Alexander is in the Crawfordsville hospital for a few days for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth and Ellen Mae visited in Brick Chapel Sunday afternoon. Choir praetiee at the thurch Friday evening July 11. Church School at 10 A M., .Wording Worship at 11 A. M. Sunday July Ik at Union Chapel. There will be i special message for the young people.

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