The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 September 1947 — Page 3
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THE DAIt> BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1947.
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Wedncs- There will he an import ml
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Preamble the Constitution of e American Legion
God and Country, we associate ourselves therfor the following purposes: uphold and defend the Constitution of the jUnhed States of America; maintain law and order; ‘osierand perpetuate a one hundred per cent Americanism;
of St. Louis and St
Louis county.
again before
friends to the amry recruiting
Ritter struck back yesterday .station to enlist. Two days 1 it-
er. he brought in two more. After they were signed up, the
in a pastoral letter read at all masses in his sec. The letter threatened Dire dissenters with excommunication from the
| church.
As result, the protesting laymen held another meeting last night and agreed to drop the injunction suit while appealing to the apostolic delegate. A resolution was adopted leaving it to the parents whether to permit their children to attend school with the Negro students.
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VOUNG SOLDI Kit SKI.I.S FRIENDS ON ARMY
SANTA FE, N. M. (UP) If a
preserve
the memories and incidents of our
Location in the Great Wars;
iinculcate a sense of individual obligation to
the community, state, and nation;
combat the autocracy of both the classes and
the masses;
make right the master of might; promote peace and good will on earth; safeguard and transmit to posterity the principles of justice, freedom, and democracy; consecrate and sanctify our comradeship by our devotion to mutual helpfulness.
knojv "how and where”
posed to my wife and what I said so * l ^ er can t- a *ce a postman’s when I proposed. i holiday, that’s what Pvt. Albert*
She thinks that, after so many ino Casados is doing,
years of happily marired life, my 1 Here on furlough from Fort technique in proposing may well Hfd, Cal., 17-year-old Casados is
serve as a motel to others who, not forgetting although they would like to get for a f'mute.
married, dread the ordeal of pro-
posing.
UlaUi-daw (he sixains of music acquired their 36-foot motor vosulti r over trh campus-like spl under a federal ruling grantri'oun Is f rom !i a. m. to 5 p. nv ing surplus goods to Boy Scouts l>r. Hyde -says patients on daily j after Rep. K. K. Bramhlett («.,
Oal.) succeeded in getting the
eager private told the commanding officer that two more of his buddies would be in later.
GRID MUSIC
AIDS MENTALLY 11.1.
MASSIIjON, O, (UP) Nurses at tbi Massilon State Hospital agree that music that has power to arouse a football crowd also has power to soothe the mentally
ill.
Dr. Arthur G. Hyde, hospital
superintendent, said be allowed the musical majArettes, who enlivef'el intermissions a,t the Cleveland Brown's football games last fall, to perform at the hospital as "sort of an experin' nt to test the effect of such ictivitv’* on patients. Ho
the postwar army is ‘‘definitely pleaseu with the
He hardly had I results
walks show a lively interest in the 24 shorts-and-haltcr-clad musicians directed by George
Bird.
Dr. Hyde said "Mtusic .is a wonderful healer and the pattmts are gettie g a lot of enjoyment .out of the band practices." However, there are a few sour notis. Hospital employes who st ep days say the majorettes on “tigor rug” aren't exactly conducticc to repose.
law changed to include sea-gmng
Girl Scouts.
The girls have named the LCPR "The Pegasus” and their fathers are designing a cabin for it. Then they will get instructions from the Monterey Coast
GuaxiX. amU-guL tu-sca. out iiftii Moterey Bay. . , BROTHER I.IRK BROTHER HUNTINGTON, Ind. (UP) — Russell E. Key, 32, walked into the Indiana state prison and met his brother, who is serving his last year of a hurglarly sentence. KKcy was sentence i to two 14year terms on a forgery conviction.
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J OUTS PROUD TO OWN SHIP
PACIFIC GROVE, Cal. (UP) I’ M ific Grove Girl Scout j mariners bragged today that j they were the first "ship", in the country to own their own training craft a surplus Navy UOPR (l.n ling craft personnel ramp.) The 13 members of the group
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Well, let me tell you, here and now, that I don't advise anybody to go about marrying the way I did. Pretty nearly everything in connection with my marriage was completely unorthodox and would probably not work out in one case out of a, thousand. In the first place, I knew fifteen minutes after I met her that that particular person was the one for me. In the second place, I am quite sure that she knew just as well that she did not want me. I We seemed to disagree about almost everything urder the sun, and our tastes and temperaments were exactly opposite. But, with mo it was definitely love at first sight.
E LIVE BY — This series of comments on the the Constitution of The American Legion was homas E. Bl ockhouse, a member of Schoolmasters ngeles, California. he title—What We Live By—these comments The American Legion Magazine. The author (he winners in a $1,500 prize contest conducted AZINE. wings are by William Heaslip. Much of his work in the Magazine, * TUCKER POST AMERICAN LEGION
We were never engaged. We just saw each other every night and argued. Finally, after about three weeks or so, I got tired of arguing. It would ha.ve to stop or I’d go crazy.
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ABANDON SUIT ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.—(UP) — Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter’s threat of excommunication today forced 700 Roman Catholics to abandon their injunction suit to have Negroes banned from parochial schools. However ,thc laymen said they would appeal directly to the apostolic delegate at Washington to "inform us whether wc are sinning in the eyes of the Catholic church" in protesting Ritter’s order admitting Negroes to all Catholic schools. I Ritter issued his order just before school opened because I schools previously designated for j Negroes had become overcrowd, ed. About 100 Negroes enrolled I m white high schools. ’ About 700 parents of white students met last week, appointed John O. Barrett as their chairman, and authorized him to hire legal counsel to obtain an injunction against the archbish- • . a mti lot* i no
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At my farm located I miles southeast of Plainfield on Fairfield Koad, 8 miles south and I mile wesl of Six Points, li miles north, 2 miles east of Mooresvillc, and I miles northwest of Camby on ^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 BEGINNING AT 10:00 \. M., DST FARM MACHINERY One ipiw grain elevator, never been used; 2 new Kildc Manure Spreaders; sulky hay rake; hull rake lor I. II. < . I arinall 20; 2 I.H.C. mowing machines; 2 MM', heavy duty tractor plows, 12” and 14"; 2 John Deere ( ullivators; 2 MM . one row pull type corn pickers, old but serviceable; 2 lime spread, is; hammer mill, 2 Fan mills; Model T Ford motor; four section spring tooth harrow; 2 harrows; one hammer mill; I wid • 2 wheel Irailer; I grain hinder; 1 corn hinder; 2 one-horse wheat drills with corn turners complete; 2 wagons, one box bed, one combination box bed and buy rack; one set extra good harness; on-* .saddle and bridle; several collars and niiHeellaneoiiM harness; misccllan ous plows; single trees; double trees; shop tools; carpenter tools; oil drum and articles too numerous to menthol. Two Chevrolet trucks—I', ton Cab and chassis l!!37 with ID40 motor; one Chevrolet Pick-up, I!I3*. Thi s,- trucks have been in general farm use even day all year. DAIRY COWS and EQUIPMENT 20 registered and Grade Holstein tows nl <triiMhy and Hidden Gold hriwding—grade cows are all full slock and of the Name breeding. 10 Head of younger heifers, some registered llolslvins of excellent ancestry—buy one for your son or daiiglil.-vr for l-H work. 1(1 Grade cows and heifers of good breeding. All cows recently Bangs and T. B. tosled. One registered llolstriu male, of Carnation breeding. This bull Is an exceltenl animal and out ol one of ol'r best cows; 3 registered HoLstein male calves about six months old, Ormshy and Hidden Gold hneeding; I eligible to register Guernsey male about six months old. This calf cam.- from Ivahu Guernsey herd, one of the bestin Hamilton county. New Perfection milking machine, eompbTe; •» (like new) single unit New IV.rfrctinn milkers; One Airway milk cooler; 2 Gasoline Coleman heaters; washing tanks, brushes, strainers, etc. HOGS 5 registered tluroe males; one 3 year old Registered Duroc male, a fhy> male of Commander breeding; 20 Registered Duroc (open) gilts, moc right age for l-ll Chib; III houses, miscellaneous feeders, troughs, etc. HORSES One yearling Jin mule; one two year old Pereheron filly; match team of Black Pereheron mares, extra good workers, gcnlle. SHEEP 30 head good young ewes and 20 lambs. MISCELLANEOUS Will offer some household articles and garden tools, hoes, shovels, forks, etc. Will Sell at Private Sale Will offer for private sale the timber off twenty acres consisting of sonvi excellent Poplar, Beech, Oak, Hickory, Ash and Maple. Have about 200 he. of Red Chaff (hearths!) wheal suitable for seed offered at private sale. TERMS—CASH. No property to ho removed until complying with terms of sale. Not responsible for accidents. H. L. CRAIG, Owner JIM VAUGHN, Auctioneer. BOB HILL, Clerk. Lunch will ho served by the Ladies Aid Society of 4Voter Friends Church.