The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 January 1954 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCaSHE, INDIANm, wtuNESDAi, JaNUaRt o, I9o4.

LOOKING... ...AT LIFE By Erich Brandeis I have her* 1 an item which may K of spinal interest at thu> time nf the year when all of ua ate pretty tireo of that "I-saw-Miunmy -kissing -Santa riatts” aong which must have been dinned into our ears at least a UMHisand times during the jbst parsed Christmas season. A Chi< ago woman sued her

husband for divorce She gave as ne of her charges the fact that he had seen him “necking and kissing his secretary for from five to 10 minutes.'' She also asked for a warrant of arrest and charged .Kth her spouse and his secretary with disoiderly conduct. His attorney asked that the charges be quashed. Under the law. he said, disorderly conduct a&s either “a breaching the peace, creating a riot, or making a loud noise.” The Judge decided as follows: 'T really cannot make up my

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mind whether they were making a loud noise in the sense of the word. Charge dismissed." Or as an advertisement in a magazine puts it “It isn t the s;^e. it s the FEROCITY.” A Pittsburgh wife, also suing her mate for divorce, asked, among other things, for $7 a week for the support of her boxer dog. The Judge decided that it was beyond the power of the court to declare a uog a dependent tow ard whom a man had any i e.'Ponsibilities. The wife will have to care for her canine companion at her own expense. Now to another little true story which, if it had happened a few hundred years back, would have been called a parable. In Ephrain. Utah, a hoot owl got into a coop in which 4,000 10-week-old chicks were living The chicks were peaceful little things and meant no harm to uiyone, least of all to a hoot owl.. They just wanted to be ieft done, to be allowed to grow up to ull chickenhood. When farmer Wally Durfee got ip the next morning to attend to is chores, he found the owl still mgrily flying around the coop, making all kinds of un-ch ckenlike noises. But in one corner he also found 1,537 of his chicks dead. They lad been literally scared to death by the owl. who was behaving just as a hoot owl WOULD behave. You can interpret this story any way you want to. You can substitute any name 1 can think of several for “hoot owl." You may also picture tiie scared un i Jead chicks as almost any group of people that are subject to the “four fears" nowadays.

At any rate. although the story IS time, it also serves as a parable. And parables must be constructed by each reader ac-

cording to his own imagination.

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MAIL ORDERS NOW Filled in order received at the Coliseum Box Office, and must ba accompanied by check or money order with self-addressed, ■ tamped return envelope.

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TURK PRESIDENT TO VISIT U. S.

TURKISH PRESIDENT Cedal Bayar. shc-Ar. with nis daughter and grandchildren in Ankara, la due in the Li a Jan *7. Lis daughter is Mr* Ahmet Cursny. whose husband is a physician and member of Parliament. The president nas promised to return with some American dun gar cm for tnj grandchildren. (Jntirnalionalj

By the way. Arthur Godfrey twitted Adlai Stevenson on his speech in which he had expressed his fear that all of us had become subject to the “four fears" instead of the “four freedoms.” Godfrey added, “I have not yel heard Adlai talk about the 'Bill of Frights.’ Although that might come later.” Life certainly is made up of many facets, isn't it? Perhaps that is why it is so scintillating— ;ust like a lovely diamond. But lo make it scintillate, you have

to let the sun shine on it. Even diamonds are dull in the dark.

MORTON NEWS Morton Masonic Lodge held public installation last Friday evening. Floyd Yochum was installed Worshipful Master. Precceding the installation was a supper for members and their families. — Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith and family of Michigan City were Saturday night visitors of Mrs. Smith’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter. Ella Mae. Sunday

visitors were Mr and Mrs Ralph Woodworth and baby of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bailey of Avon Doyne Priest of Brick Chapel called in i he aftemuon. Mrs. O. M. Thomas entertained with a dinner on Thanksgving eve for Mr and Mrs. Donaki Connelly of Gary. Mr. Howard Clark of Judson and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Connerly and daughter, Carolyn Ann of Morton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Calander were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cooper last Thui-s-

day evening Mrs. Hazel SutherHn of Russellville called on Mrs Maude O'Havcr last Friday evening Mr ana Mrs. Dewey Stultz entertained several couples with a New Year's party in then home last Thursday evening. Janet Albin spent Sunday night viih Lois Cooper Mr. and Mi: Donald Thompson and baby daughter from Georgia spent part of last week with Donald's parents. Mi. and Mrs. Fred Thompson and family. Gale Cox visited Dorothy I>ttis during the holidays.

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