The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 February 1964 — Page 8

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

TUES., FEB. 11, 1964. Page 8

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Studies Price Support

CHICAGO UPI — Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman said Monday he hopes to announce the 1964 price support level for sopbeans “within a couple weeks.”

Vt. The highest reported Monday was 82 at Yuma, Ariz., and Imperial, Calif.

SCHOOL PAPERBACKS EATONTOWN, N. J. UPI— Paperbacks are proving their effectiveness and durability for

use in Monmouth Regional High are paperbound. School here.

Except for a grammar handbook and two titles available only in hard cover, all required textbooks and supplementary

UPHOLSTERY CARE

NEW YORK UPI — For dry cleaning soiled upholstery there's a new aerosol dry foam sham-

books in the English curriculum poo that is odorless and safe to

use on any colorfast fabric, except velvet. The Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association also said the aerosol shampoo is handy for cleaning leather, vinyl and seat covers of cars.

Giant Tire Hide Offers World's Fair Panorama

But Freeman told a news conference that he had not yet made up his mind whether to maintain the current level of $2.25 per bushel or increase the price support to a higher plateau.

Freeman said a decision would not be made until he completes consultations with soybeans growers and processors.

-16 In Vermont

NEW YORK UPI—The lowest temperature reported this morning to the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 16 below zero at Newport,

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How to get MORE out of your tax refund

When you rret your *63 tax return (Form 1040), take a look at line 23 on the bottom of the page. It gives you the option of taking your refund in U. S. Savings Bonds instead of a check for the total amount.

Think it over when you ask for your refund this year.

There are two big advantages: 1. Taking your refund in Savings Bonds gives you an easy way to hang onto it 2. When your Bonds mature, your refund becomes 3314% bigger. You get back $4 for every $3.

Quick facts about Series E Savings Bonds Yon can buy Bonds where you work on the Payroll Savings Plan You pay no state or local tax and can defer the federal tax on interest until the Bonds are cashed You can get your money when you need it Your Bonds are replaced free if lost, destroyed, or stolen

You also get a nice red, white and blue feeling from knowing you’re helping your country’s future as well as providing for your own.

An 80-foot high giant tire, in which people can actually ride, is being constructed by United States Rubber Co. for the New York World’s Fair. Called the U.S. Royal Giant Tire, it will afford a high, clear view of the fair grounds for sightseers and camera enthusiasts. Adjacent to the south side of the Grand Central Parkway, the giant tire will face exhibits, fountains, promenades and the Unisphere, symbol of the Fair. It will have a total capacity of 96 passengers, four in each of the 24 barrel-shaped gondolas. The giant tire, designed by Shreve Lamb & Harmon Associates, is being fabricated of U. S. Rubber’s Vibrin polyester resin reinforced with glass fiber. The plastic laminate will weigh 17,500 pounds. It is being molded in sections which will be built onto a steel f ramew encasing the moving mechanism.

A coating of colored polyester resin will give the appearance of rubber, whitewalls, and the red circle of security, U. S. Rubber’s premium tire designation. The gondolas will move around the circumference of the giant tire in the tread section. The company plans to use many of its products in the giant tire. The gondolas will be made of Expanded Royalite, a molded ABS thermoplastic. Seats will be cushioned with Koylon foam rubber and covered with Naugahyde vinyl upholstery. The floor in each gondola will be covered with Royal vinyl carpeting. The exhibit will be located on a 15,000 sq. ft. tract, landscaped with plants and shrubbery. At the entrance, where passengers will assemble for the ride, a series of display cases will exhibit U. S. Rubber’s diversified tire line.

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL

5 to 8 P. M. ONE HALF (4 pcs.) KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Choice of Three Vegetables or Salads Coffee or Tea

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Insulation Bars Heat, Noise From Theater at World's Fair

AFFAIRS

Conventional, residential-type insulation is being used to help solve two problems in a most unconventional World’s Fair building. The Johnson’s Wax Golden Rondelle, now being built at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair, looks like a giant flying saucer suspended from six soaring 90-foot-high petals that arch protectively above it. The disk, reached by elevated walkways, will contain a 500-seat theater in which visitors will see a 12minute film. W r iliiam Eisenberg, architect for Lippincott & Margulies, Inc., of New York, designers of the Golden Rondelle, pointed out that the two major objectives were to give the theater maximum seating capacity and to keep out the sound of airplanes landing and taking off from nearby LaGuardia and Kennedy International Airports. Both pioblems were solved by ttsine mineral wool batts of the kind generally used in home Tleeaiice the insula-

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ABOVE: Batts of residentialtype insulation are installed in ceiling of Golden Rondelle, Johnson’s Wax theater at New York World’s Fair. Mineral wool will keep out much heat and noise.

RIGHT: Architect’s rendering shows Rondelle suspended from petal-topped stems of steel.

auditorium reduces vibration.

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