The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1952 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1*5?.

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

THE OWNER of a 4,000-pig New Jersey livestock farm Bay* he';; running for President as the “Poor Man's party" candidate. With all that bacon, ham and pork nausai'e what makes him

think he's poor?

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Zailnk Dumkopj thinks that Jcrsi ii fannt r shonht run on im > i trn - pork < hop • for • rvrryboth) ■platfunn.

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France'* comrnnsioner of park* wanti to buy 3,000 squirrel* from the U. S. Maybe the French trees are getting lonely

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A Michigan dog catcher told a fudge that stray hounds bite him, >.< int less cats scratch him and the

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Central Press Writer

owner of a pooch throw rocks at him. Sounds as though he's beginning to lead the same life as

his "customers. ’

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Thi number of cows in the V. 8, has decreased but milk production is tht same. Just wait ’til Bossi, hears about that overtime pap 'business!

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New York'* elevated* are rapid ly disappearing. Soon Manhattan ita* won't need to go uptlair* t< go down town.

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One thing he’s noticed throughout the years, says Grandpapp} Jenkins, is that while the Arsi robin may fail to appear on lino the spring poet never' misses.

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Supper Honors BHS Music Dept. The Bainbridge Band and entire music department were honored with a pitch-in supper in the high school gym Friday evening, March 28. A large crowd attended and as Leo Miller, speaker stated, showed an interest in the things that help pull a community together. After tin bountiful meal a delightful program was enjoyed. Frank Smith, master of ceremonies, presided. A quartet of young men from Indiana Central College came with Mr. Miller, dean of men ,and sang four selections. They were accompanied by Miss Bilbo, also of Indiana Central. Mi Harshbargi r, principal, was introduced and he in turn presented the past presidents of tlu- present parents or ganization, the ones lie said who carried the bull while the rest pitched in. They were Cully Price, Mrs. Fred Thralls, Mrs Clifford Early, Frank Smith and the present president, Mrs. Harry Tresner. After an enjoyable talk by Mr. Miller who was introduced by Oral Whitley, Mr. Jones, mus e director, presented pins to the following seniors: Phyllis Beck, Charles Bullerdick, Ernest Eaney, Marjorie Fonner. Carolyn Gentry, Virginia Gibbs, Richard Harshbarger, Macky Newgont, lacqiie Steward iuid Joan Hazlett. Mr. Jones asked the choni; . the twirlers and the entire barii to stand fm recognition. Other youngsters helping on the program and representing all branches of music were a yawiian guitar trio consisting of Betty Sue Williams, Phil Gordon and Mrs. Cassel Balay. The;

rated high.

Carol Ann Earley brought The Funny Little Bunny and Peter

Gotten Tud to life numbers.

in litt e nap

Paul Barker, a pianist, capably played The Waltz You Saved for Me and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Then last but by no means least, Karen, Dearinger played a violin solo, The Merry Widow Waltz, accompanied by Mrs. Balay. After such a pleasant evening it was easy to see as Mr. Smith put it, aetivities of this sort make our* community a better pluee in which to live, a place in which it’s easier to do right and harder to do wrong.

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Ivan Proctor Wins Contest Ivan Proctor, of Bainbridge, was the winner of the hog guessing contest conducted last we.h. by the Bainbridge Grain k Fee I Company, it was announced today. Mr. Proctor won first prize by estimating the exact weight ot two pigs that were fed at the elevator in Bainbridge. The pigs came from the same litter at Bruce Lane's farm and were taken off their sow on Saturday, March 22. and fed one .week. The pig gwen a 17 per cent protein diet of two parts corn and one part suplement, gaiftee

seven pounds. The other P*g. given 11 per cent proten diet 01 seven parts corn and one pait supplement, gained five pounds. The pig that gained seven pounds ate five pounds less feed than the other. NEW BOOKS Among the 19 new books placed in circulation on Saturday was a beautifully illustrated reference volume on painting "Italian* Painting the Renaissance,” by Lionello Venturi. Other new titles included: After All, Search After Sunrise, Speaker's Treasury of Anecdotes, The Modern Novel in America. 1 !M)0-1 !l.V), A Man and

TTis God Daughter of the Pacific. The American Symphony Orchestra. Fifty Years of Popular Mechanics, Everybody's Photograph Manual, How to Build Cabins and Ranch Houses, Career Plannings in the Law, Murder, Ine. edited. Enjoy your Driving New fiction: The Chicago Story, Gold under Skull Peak, Wake the Sleeping Wolf, Lofa Wolf River, Ghostly Hoofbeats,

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Premier Jtsef Stalin

WITH 72-YEAR OtO STALIN "now a chronic Invalid" because of tw( orain "disturbances" and doctors advising that "his death may tak< •dace anytime," a tierce Internal struggle to succeed him is shaping ii dis all-powerful Politburo, according to the British magazine Intelli ;ence Digest. The publication says its Information comes from tht j 'very ITigheat level of Russian affairs.” Word is that the struggle foi eadership Is between V. M. Molotov, known widely outside the Sovie Union, and Georgi Malenkov, and that on Malenkov's side is Lavrent | b rio, nhief of the secret police. (International ■

PUBLIC OPINION Greencastle Merchants, through the Retail Division of fheChambJ of Commerce, seek your opinion and suggestions. The questi# naire below has been prepared in an effort to secure your he thinking regarding the problem of retail store hours. Your cooperation will he very helpful and sincerely aiiiiimitcd Mail This Questionnaire Today!

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1. Do you favor retail stores remaining open after 6 o’clock on Saturday? G 2. Would it be more convenient for you if retail stores were open some other evening during the week other than on Saturday? ( □ 3. If your answer fo the above question was “Yes" please ch one day below: l Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 4. Do you favor the present practice of some stores being closed on Wednesday afternoons? G 5. Other comments ^ ,. fi. In which township do yon live ?

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