The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 May 1949 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1949.

Release Pheasants In Thirty Counties

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 29 Two thousand one hundred

and sixty pheasants have been released in thirty northern counties according to announcement by Hovey Pritchett, superintendent of game farms, and Henry P. Cottingham, director of the division of Fish and Game. Along with the above mention

ed program the division of fish and ga ne, announces a furthei expansion of its activities by means of which all conservation organization in the state wiii benefit greatly and activities

Registered Angus Cattle Leonard SmitFfrom Bargersville, Ind., has consigned to our sale, Tuesday, Hay 3,1949 this herd of Angus cattle consisting of: one Reg. Angus bull, 10 head of 2 year old reg. Angus heifers, 2 head of past yearling Angus heifers, 2 head of reg. cows, all cows and heifers are bread to this reg. bull. These cattle have never been off this man’s farm, if you are interested in reg. Angus cattle you can't afford to miss this sale. Cloverdale Sales Barn Cloverdale, Indiana Livestock sale start at 12 o'clock C. S. T.

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along the line of conservatiot will be greatly stepped up. Tile pheasants, all about one rear old. were released by Conicrvation officers and attaches of the Jasper-Pulaski game farm ind farm and preserve, assisted by Mr. iFiritohett. Seventy-two birds were alloted o each county in which the disribution took place, five hens ind one male being released from ach box. Further distribution of pheas ints will take place in many ad iitional counties as soon as that icasure seems fessible, Gettinglam explained. Counties in which releases vere made are Lake, Porter Taint, Joseph, Elkhart, La grange, Stueben, Jasper, Newton. Ttark, Marshall, Kosciusko Voble, DcKalb. Benton, White ^ass, Miami, Wabash, Hunting ton. Wells, Ada ns, Tippecanoe Carroll, Howard, Pulaski, Fulton Allen, Whitley, Laporte and Warren. In addition to the distribution idult pheasants. It was furthei lisclosed by officials of the fish md game division that plans ar ■ being carried out by means (if which pheasants and quail chick will be distributed to all Indiana conservation organizations regis tered with the Conservation Department. Distribution of day old pheasant chick will begin May 10, on which date the first setting of 4.000 eggs with hatch The department figures that of the original settings 70% will be available for distribution. Hatcning takes place at the end of a twenty-five day period in the case of pheasant chicks. The department has set the eggs at two day intervals thereby making approximately 70% of each 4,000 chicks hatched available even’ other day during the season. In the matter of quail chicks, the hatchibility rate is much higher allowing a possible 90': of 6.400 quail egg settings to be delivered to various conservation organizations. Delivery of quail chicks will be on the same staggered basis as pheasants. Through an act of the Legislature Department of Conservation will be enabled to purchase quail from Indiana licensed game breeders. This expenditure can be extended to include the purchase of quail raised by conservation organizations in club brooders. The division will furnish day old chicks in June or July, 120 per brooder with a two brooder limit per club, under the same program and contract as now exists, and then pay the club, $1.50 per quail for those birds raised and held for delivery to the division by April 1 to 15 of the year following the chick distribution. To provide a maximum spread of participation among organizations a limit payment of $100 per club would provide a distribution to 150 organizations, if all pr'duccd and held a sufficient amount of quail to qualify for the maximum payment of $100. This would assure the liberation of rt least 10,000 quail at the start of the breeding and nesting season. Before selling the quail to the division each organization participating would buy a game breeders' license at a cost of $5 which would qualify them to sell and at the same time comply

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SURMISI witness for the government In trial of 11 top U. S. Communists in New York is 31-year-old Angela Calomtrls, Greenwich Village photographer who for seven years played the role of an active Communist party member to obtain information for the FBI. (Internationa)

with the lam. Thc«new activity, explained Mr. Cottingham. is intended as conservation program in which various organizations can tak; an active part in re-stocking at a time when the quail would have the best chance of survival and reproduction. It definitely is not intended to aid in ar.v financial gain to an organization Prices per bird are adjusted to gain the most out of the fund,’ available and will to h great extent take care of an organization's expenses.

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EASY LIVING IN JAPAN SOFTENS AMERICANS TOKYO (UP) Many members of the occupation forces a:?oing to pot, according to a Japanese who makes a living on flabby muscles. Sciichi Misu, licensed massem catering to the foreign common ity here for 32 years, says foreigners are sagging more than ver these days. He blames it all on automobiles, cheap Japan•se servants, liquor and desk jobs. Confidentially, he admitted that his rubbing anil pounding wouldn't change the shape of his soft-living customers, 10111 they seemed to enjoy the delusion.

HARDWARE a n APPLIANCES Greencastle Sales Barn North Locust Str Wednesday, May 4,1949

7:00 P. M. SHARP (C. S. T.)

As I have over-bought and do not have warehouse space, I am pelled to move merchandise. ALL NEW MERCHANDISE

Bowling News The Red Head pin bowling tournament that was held Satur day night at Varcity Lanes r - suited in a very close event and attracted a lot of interest. Tie' final outcome was in doubt until closing time of the tournament and many interested parties remained to the last to see how it would come out. There was several tic games, and these will be decided at thr first of the week. The results are as follows: 1st, Morris Crawley, 114, 2nd. Earl Thomas, 110. 3rd, Norm Scott, 110. 4th, Ernie Rader, 110. 5th. Fay Slavcns, 109. 6th, Wendell Brattain, 109. 7th, Geo. Hunt, 108. 8th, M. Crawley, 108. 9th, C. Broadstrect, 108. 10th, Vern Elmore, 108.

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