The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 January 1948 — Page 4

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CKAI r Ao -- Tonight and Saturday

Would lhere he less uncmidoynient, less poverty. I i 'ewcr wars? It seems to .no that the averagi; person does little enough with his life in the TO years now

allotte-d to hun.

Whai good does it do just to make people l.ve longer if you eion't also find a way of making tlie.n live better? It may, perhaps, he signifi- j cant that the new research roun- j dalion is backed by the Amen- j can Pharmaceutical Manutae- | hurers' Association. Meaning m j pla.n English the manutaetun rs | of pills and the ingrediems that j

go into medicines.

1 certainly wouldn't want to < live eighty years longer than j my normal life if l live so lung | just to have to lake u lot j more medicine to keep alive.

The Oklahoma region, in the PleiaUxcm- period, was overrun by horses, some no larger than a fox, camels, rhinoceroses, mas-

todons. mammoths,

Bowl Games

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ed tigers, musk oxen and im-

men.sc herds of elephants.

Basketball

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saber-tiiU. j 01( j f , T Barnum must have had you

standouts. 8.. - kl "

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Friday Hoachtlale at Eailoga Russellville at Greene Twp. Saturday Grocncastle at Rushville DePauw at Chicago \T TIIF VONTASTI.F.

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editors alsiut being better smile as yuu

pardner.

Lavne was a flawless and passed fo' ° *' and scored another as

to a 27-7 conquest the Sugar Bow!,

trophy as the

he led Texas

of Alabama in He was awarded a

game’s most valuable ptayir.^

Hijack also

most valuable player as

battered the West.

Rut I am sure intent.

that isn't their | I i

f HAP. li MEN” AMI A COM KIM

t “Science aims at 150-year life fpan” is the three-column headline of a newspaper article, i There is going to be a lot of

research about old age. People don’t live long enough, say the men who have started a foundation tor basic medical research. A person should live at least ' six times as long as it takes to bring him to full maturity. A human reaches full maturity at 25, they say. Six times 25 is 150 and that is the age to ( which human beings should

live.

Would you want to live to

150?

Would anything be gained by prolonging average life by 80

INDIANA I NIVKK.SIT y AI DITOItH h SERIES presents NORMAN KRASNA S Hit Piny ....

At the organization meetings of Uie new foundation it was said specifically that its ma n purpose is to prolong life by fighting the degenerative diseases of old age. Such us arthritis, high blood pressure, brain hemorrhage and heart and k.dney diseases. But even so, let us say that men like Stalin or Molotov were to be given an additional threequarters of a century on this

earth.

Aren't they doing enough j harm now when they are still I "a bit below seventy . ' J Don't tell me, "Well, the goo 1 , ones will do even more good if they are made to live longer.” Why not give new generations i a chance? Why not make way for those i who are anxious to occupy tne | places on this earth that we old- ! or ones have occupied long | enough ? To me every year of my life | has been an adventure and a ;

thrill.

I love life, but I don't want to | be a glutton. When my time comes I'll accept the end graciously and with j thanks on my lips. "Life has been good to me,” I'll say, “now let ic be good to those who come after me.”

voted the

the East

40 to 9, in thej

Shrine gun' 1 ’- “ "'.''I passed to two and set up ^th-\ er, halting one West drive with , an interception. j Chapplus was some pumpkins j for Michigan, his running and (

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Lana Turner as she appeal's with her new dark tresses in “Gm n Dolphin Street," her new M-G-M starring vehicle which gives her the most dramatic and adventurous role of her career. Based on a $200,000 prize-win-ning novel, the picture also features Van Heflin. Donna Reed and Richard Hart, at the Vo i-c-astle Theatre Sunday through

Tuesday.

the nation’s sports editors in mind when he quipped that you t an fool some of the people some gen. ra

of the time, most of the people touch. 1 "" a

most of the time but you can’t fool all of the people all of the

time.

About a month ago the sports editors picked the annual United Press all American football team with a bai kfield composed of 'Johnny Lujack of Notre Daun ^Michigan’s Bob Chappius, Bobby Layne of Texas and Doak Walk-

er of Southern Methodist.

! There was some discussion ul(

j about whether Alabama’s Harry sharing the spotlight j iGilmer shouldn’t have had one of! w ." Jack Weisenburger's three (those four spots. But the bowl t(lUchdo wns as Michigan murdergames came up with a pretty ( J Southen , Cal. -19-0. Chappuis' .conclusive answer. Layne put p HSSl ,s s et up the fiist two toiicli- | Gilmer in a deep shade us tho . he passed to the third and fourth and then set up the

NOT MISSING CO-ED

y ! down, scored the other and kick1;od the point in SMU's 13-15 i deadlock with unbeaten Penn 1 State. He shared honors with State’s El wood Potchcll. who

pitched two touchdowns.

I As the United Press all Amerij cun baekfield gained added glory ' all four aided bv their terrific i tossing the air attack teatuicd . must of the Jan. 1 spectacles, i The airmail standouts included: I Jim Still, whose three toucli- , down passes gave Georgia Tech la 20-14 win over Kansas in the

, Orange Bowl.

Stan Heath and Tom Kalminir, who teamed in a 100-yard pass and run play which gave Nevada a 13-6 Salad Bowl win over N.

Texas State.

Charley Connerly. whose two last quarter touchdown passes beat T. C. U„ 13-9. in the Delta ANXIOUS HOPES of a wealthy Stamford. Conn., family that

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Coming Sunday Matinee and Night Monday and Tuesday Nights With News.

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MANY VISIT PARKS

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2. (INS) Kenneth R. Cougill, parks director of the Indiana Depaitmcnt of Conservation, announced today that more than l,4i)0.000 persons visited Indiana state parks and memorials last

year.

This total exceeds last year’s attendance record by more than 20(1.000

MILK WITH A lt\ V(l Olympia, Wash, itrp, _ Mrt U-o B. Ripley reeiev.-d h.-r milk delivery to the front p,,*, with quite a bang Th, ^ truck was side-swipi-q | )y ^ other vehicle and diverted j,!, the front yard, where it smuh, ed into the Ripleys' parknl jj. tomobile. Scores of ,uilK boltlr. were thrown over thi fr- T porch.

Bowl.

they had located their daughter Among the standout iunnets after a year-long search were who Leon Campbell, who carried exploded by Charleston, S. C., myji m the last quarter to police when they identified a , . , ,« r.i„, girl held on a vagrancy charge provide Arkansas a 21-19 Dixie 1 uu being Mary Louise Garrett. Bowl win oV( i \V. tfc M. and Alva

Public Sale Ax I am going to California. I will sell (he followiii k ; ,( ,Hig, aiH-tion al my home one block went of the Farm Ittimin. <111 Wednesday, January 7,1948

AT 12:00 P. M. SHARP -• HOUSEHOLD -•

Baker. Missouri Valley, notched two touchdowns

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j 19. (abovei of St. Louis. It first | was thought that the girl was th<- missing Paula Welden, who

vanished from Bennington col- *'S-" Bowl victory I lege in Vermont, December 1, West Chester.

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WASHINGTON oliservcrs arc naming Senator Joseph C. O’Mahoney ^D). Wyo., as President Truman's choice to succeed Interior Secretary Julius Krug, who is expected Is resign in 1948. (International)

By I hr Wi ll know n < LhA ELAND PLAYIIOI’SK JAN. 5-6, 1948 at 8:15 MAIL ORDERS NOW AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN Prices: $1.20. $1.80, $2.40, $3.00, $5.60 Federal Tax Included

CHINESE REDS NEAR MUKDEN

COMMUNIST HELD TERRITORY

RAILROADS

ARROWS SHOW STRONG COMMUNIST ADVANCE

FOR SALE The farm, known as the James Swift or Joe Wright farm, located six (6) miles south of Greencastle, on State Road No 43, and consisting of

380 acres, more or less.

This is one of the best stock farms in Putnam County There is everlasting water. The improvements consist of three barns and two houses. A. A JMfc

On,- 2 pi**,-,- Kin,- Velour living room -mite; one Sluillo im •» extra chairx; one Hvatrola, large size (M; W’.); one mu (nr ( • insole Radio; 2 blue glass end tables, coektail table to im one sowing cabinet; one magazine rack; one 4-piece hlnml roian suite; one t-piece Veneer bedroom suite; one 5-|iii-rr dinette set; one double door utility cabinet; 8 odd tables; inn V electric roaster on cabinet; one office desk; one tyiiewriti-r; Kitchen t^ueen washing machine; one large size chi Ids table "’^" chairs; one Army cot anil mattress; one. Cadillac electric sur

in i with attachments,

over Two mattresses. 2 sets of springs; one clot lies lii»in|Kr; throw rugs; 2 (’honillr bed spreads; one feather bed; oin !l\ll ' and |huI; one 6x8 ( ongoleum rug; one (iiina table lamp; oin | lamp; 2 sets vanity lamps; one Flouresccnt bed light ; mic'Miu hot plate; tubs and stand; fruit jars; dishes, crocks, jars, rt

| medicine cabinet, etc.

MATERIALS AHD EQUIPMENT

One -lager mixer, 'j Cu. Yd. on ruhlM-r; one ulierl h*i i riibls-r tire; one Wayne Air compressor, new, |Hirlable; mil'j able generator, 1600 watt, 2'j hors, (Miwcr, gasoline m 3, 82 ft. extension ladders, like new ; 2 step ladders. X fl. md It one ssd of ladder jacks (like new); one stock tank, with l"p: wood mortar box, mortar hoc, mortar boards; several snl bucks; 2 san.l screens; 2 tarpaulins 20 ft.x'M ft. (good sha(H-l; tarpaulin. « ft. x 8 ft.; one 2 wheel trailer (good one); nin- ‘ Kriggs and Stratton engine; 1000 new face brick, few cnniiimnl

some used brick, few ooacrctc blocks.

One lot of 5 gallon buckets; some good used IuiiiImt; W serap liimbcr; some good used doors and windows; one I'd "I and screws; IS gallon white paint; S gallon red barn imiid; and ends of |Ntlnt, rope, pulleys, small double blocks, 3 s|“ No. 2 sand scoops, one scoop, 2 long handles; shale fork. |n«l g.-r, sledge, axe, (all In good shape); 1 SalamatMlcrs crnss<-iil band saws; .some hand tools; saw horses, wall hooks, rack hit

gallon gas tank.

MISCELLANEOUS latwn mower, lawn rakes, hedge trimmer, garden |il"« attachments; garden hoc, rake, garden bos,-, sey,-l'-, craw » Hoy’s saddle, child's swing and trapeze set; filrl’s 21 Inch I", small glrl’-s bicycle; childrens toys; small amount of cotil ami things loo numerous to mention.

SOVIET UNION

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RAYMOND BROWN, 32. of Philadelphia, saw n photo of a Czech girl, Fanny Hochmanova, 25. brought to the U. S. by another refugee. He fell in love with the girl, wrote and proposed to her She accepted and he sent hei money for passage on tin- Oueen ! Mary and also posted $500 bond with the American consulate that she wouldn't become a public charge. The girl came here to marry Brown. They will soon wed. Brown and the girl are oielur- ' ed. (International). ' LISTED AS WHEAT TRADERS

Submit bids to the undersigned at their law office. HUGHES AND HUGHES, Agents. Greencastle, Indiana-

DON CHILES

Nut responsible for accidents HI RST AND HUNTKK, Aucts.

TERMS—( ,$811. CLIFF MrMAIN’M-

YOU CAN’T GO WRONG WHEN YOU INSIST ON QUALITY. QUALITY MEAT MARKET 22 South Vine $(. Phone

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AMONG the latest named by Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson on his list of commodity speculators is Brig Gen W u i luee fl. Graham deft), President Trumen’s persons I physician and Gov. H. B. Maw (right) of Utah. (International)

CLOSING OUT SA lleeaii.se of the death of my hnshand I will sell al " ,ir ^ Stale Road 13, ode mile north of Intersection of Stall' and 13, III miles north of t.reeneaslle, 18 miles soldi) 'i' fordsvilk-, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 6TH, 1948 21-HEAD OF CATTLE--21 2 lllaek Angus cows to calve in spring; one 11" 1 '- 1 '''' Guernsey ,-ow ; 3 2-.vear-.ikl Bla,-k sleers, fat; 2 3-V'»' " ll ' l, ‘ l hrcl; 2 3->ear-olil Jeiwey cows, bred; 5 Bla.-k heifers; steers; 8 Jersey heifers; one yearling Angus hull. FARM IMPLEMENTS One Case Iractor on rubber, like new, never been far" 7 fool ilk,- ami tandem; New Id,-a 7 fool power mower, nr uned; Avery tractor manure spreader; MeCainnl.k Mcb » loatler, like new; one side delivery hay rake, horse draw" ^ new hog fountain; p,iwer corn shell,-r; 3 new rubls-r ,lr " with flat top b,-ds and grain sides, end gate oat* " . junk tools; tanks, John Deere hammer mill, one 2 Blacksmith tools, mounted Buzz saw; forks, shovels. r,, l H “' a harness, harrels, wheels, tire*, all kinds of wrenches, ' grease guns, anvils, vises, jacks and every useful tool " s, ' l ‘'' . fami, lard press, kettles, sausage mill; I horse wheal ,,r ' drawn manure ,sprea«ler, like new ; I John Deere planler w zer iitlai-hnieiits; hay rope and fork. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Milking machine, complete, motor, pipe*. miHx, no « els, strainers, wash vat.s, etc., for grade A milk. feed 1.500 liushels more or less good Yellow corn; soon , 600 hiishels good Oats; 100 hales of mixed hay; Several lH •straw; loose straw and hay. POULTRY 60 Barrel Rock Pullets, laying. HOUSEHOLD AHD MISCELLANEOUS ^ (aimed fruit, oil brooder stove; 8 liusibajors, j Antique dishes; bedding, rockers, chairs and tables: fashioned eoffee mills; one .22 rifle; one shot gun a'" ’’ jars. Many other articles too tedious to mention. TKRMs—C ASH. Not Responsible For AeeM''' 1 ' MRS NELLIE BALES I HLIWT AND HL'NTRH, Auctioneers. . .. ., v s.( JOHN WILLIAMH AND OLIFI’ M<-MAI“