The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1964 — Page 6

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FOOD MYTHS WASHINGTON (UPI) — Myths about nutrition cited in a recent bulletin of the Food and Drug Administration include the following: The myth that all diseases are due to faulty diet. Fact: the few diseases caused by dietary deficiencies are rarely found in the United States. And the myth that soil depletion causes malnutrition. The fact is that there’s no scientific basis for the notion that crops grown on poor soil with the aid of chemical fertilizers are nutritionally inferior.

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TRY AGAIN HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Barry Sullivan, veteran of three defunct television series, will try a fourth next year. He will play the manager of a swank hotel in ‘‘Grand Hotel.”

HOUSE RULE NEW YORK (UPI) — Take along a yardstick or folding rule when you go house shopping. You will need it to check some vital statistics which will make

the difference between convenient and inconvenient living, advises William J. Levitt, president of the Levitt and Sons firm which claims to be the world’s largest builder of single-family

homes. Use the measuring rod on closets — tney should be 24 inches deep, Levitt said. Less depth crumples garments and more is a waste. Halls and doorways should be at least three

SEAT BELT PROTECTION NEW YORK (UPI) — Two out of three traffic deaths occur within 25 miles of the victim’s home, reports the National Safety Council. Thus a seat belt is protection for short drives, not just long trips.

SUBURBS GROW NEW YORK (UPI) — The continuing growth of suburbs will play a large part in pushing the construction industry to another record year in 1964, according to Charles S. Jensen, president of C.I.T. Corporation, industrial and commercial financing firm. He noted that government support for construction of new suburban communities was included in the $1.6 billion housing program President Johnson submitted to Congress.

MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE East of Stilesville NOW THRU SUNDAY Triple Feature Program Jack Lemmon, Carl Lynley Si Dean Jones “UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE” (In Color) Jackie Gleason Anthony Quinn Si Mickey Roonev “REQUIEM FOR ‘A HEAVYWEIGHT” Randolph Scott & Jenifer Holden “BUCHANAN RIDES ALONE” (In Color)

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Attention Legionnaires The Luck of the Irish Will Be With You Saturday POST ST. PATRICK’S DAY DANCE We present by Popular Demand the Irishman Himself, Clarence Daugherty and His Combo.

Wearing of the Green will be the dress of the day. Fall out for this Gala

occasion.

Visit your Club Room and see the many improvements made in the past few weeks for your comfort and pleasure. We especially express our appreciation to Dora Simmerman and Kenneth Vaughn for their fine carpentry work.

American Legion Post 58

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BIG HIT—Prince, a B-year-okJ fox terrier, balances Mousey, a 2-year-old Chihuahua, during performance of the Shrine Circus in Chicago.

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ORIENTAL NEW YORK (UPI) — Here’s an oriental dish that will thrill your family. Combine 2 cups diced cooked chicken, one 11ounce can mandarin orange segments and one lOfi-ounce can cream of mushroom soup in a medium-sized saucepan. Heat to boiling; simmer about 5 minutes. Serve over 15 pancakes prepared according to recipe on your favorite pancake mix package. Allow 3 pancakes per serving. Serve 5.

HEW COST GROWS WASHINGTON (UPI) — Although national defense costs the American people $50 billion a year, their annual investment in health education and welfare is twice that — $101 billion, according to Finance Facts published by the National Consumer Finance Association. In the decade from 1953 to 1963, the percentage of the gross national product ticketed for health, education and welfare rose from 11.6 per cent to 17.8 per cent.

The look of the dandy is the latest in coiffures offered milady. The decree for the dandy comes from the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. Key features of the hairdo — head hugging waves rippled, ruffled or draped to lend important back interest.

FROZEN STATISTIC TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) — The higher the income of the family, the greater the tendency to eat more frozen foods instead of fresh. So reports National Family Opinion, a consumer research firm, after questioning a "sampling” of American families. The organization found that the family that eats more fresh foods than frozen, and believes the fresh more healthful, lived either in the deep South or the

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SsCENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOK

The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures

No. 400

First steps of Hiram Ulysses Grant, the man best known

in history as Ulysses Simpson Grant, after his appointment in March 1864 to over-all command of the Union armies, with the new-ly-revived rank of lieutenant general, were portentous. One was to take counsel of his most trusted and dependable commander in the Army of the Mississippi, whom he had

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determined to make the new high commander in the West. They met at Nashville and rode to Cincinnati together. There had to be stronger co-ordination of the operations of military forces strung irregularly, and often at conflicting purposes, through the Rebel states—the armies now led by George Meade in Virginia; of J. M. Schofield, near Knoxville; of G. H. Thomas, near Chattanooga; of J. B. McPherson, scattered from Huntsville, Ala., to the Mississippi; of N. B. Banks, in Louisiana—besides subordinate detachments, under Steele and others, in Arkansas and farther west. Grant swiftly consolidated all forces into three commands. He gave to Banks the tasks beyond the Mississippi; Sherman was assigned the middle of the long line, with the armies of McPherson, Schofield and Thomas under him. Grant kept all responsibility for the remainder, the acute line of battle in Virginia. For the reduction of a complex problem, his orders were simple: Break and keep broken the connecting links of the enemy armies; beat them one by one; unite in a final consummation. Sherman expressed to Grant his “infinite satisfaction.” He regarded it as “enlightened war,” this “verging on a common center.” —CLARK KINNAIRD With a decision to make, and counsel taken of his staff officers, Grant has squatted down under a tree to whittle and think it out—a rough on-the-spot sketch of the general which the artist furnished in detail for an illustrated weekly.

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PUBLIC .

McFarland & Miller Monument Works 116 W. Market EM 2-0612 Crawfordsville, Ind.

To Whom It May Concern, In this letter, may we take you into our confidence and invite you to share in a problem of mutual interest to you and to us. We have served Greencastle and Its surrounding trading area since 1933 and feel that we have built a reputation for erecting beautiful—distinctive—and above all, lasting Memorials. With the long, severe winter we have had, it has not been easy to discuss the subject of Memorials. But with the coming of Spring we feel that this belated interest will increase and with a desire for Memorial Day work and we will face a serious problem of fabricating and delivering the wanted work for Memorial Day with a very short time for careful work. We employ only highly skilled workmen, who are artists at our work, therefore it is impossible to secure “extra” help for a “Rush” season—so it requires overtime work. May we ask that you seriously consider this problem - - - and if you plan to mark your cemetery lot for Memorial Day and want a beautiful—carefully planned and executed Memorial—that you please come in and let us talk over your plan with you during this Pre-rush season? The work need not be paid for until it is delivered to the Cemetery. Thank you.

Open Monday Thru Saturday Also Evening and Sunday, By Appointment For your selection we have a complete stock of all the Nationally Advertised and Guaranteed Granites and in all desirable colors. We can furnish monuments made from any known granite without exception, and offer a complete and free design service. We are as close as your telephone and a well qualified and courteous representative will be glad to serve you. McFarland - Miller Menument Works CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND. 116 West Market Street • Dial EM 2-0612 Day or Night O. H. PHARES, SALES REPRESENTATIVE—EM 2-6881