The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 May 1965 — Page 5

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Neutron Film Will Be Shown A 40-minute color movie on “Neutron Activation Analysis” will be shown to the public tonight at 7 p.m. in the chemistry lecture room of Minshall Hall at. DePauw University. The sound film probes the nature, potentialities and applications of neutron activation analysis, a highly seensitive and powerful analytical technique that his grown out of the study of peaceful uses of nuclear energy. Among the recent applications of the method are the fields of scientific crime detection, geology and agriculture, medicine, the petroleum and chemical industries, and the semithe senior high school. Freedom Fund Banquet May 9 Attorney Theodore D. Wilson will be the featured speaker at the second annual Freedom Fund banquet sponsored by the Greencastle branch of the N.A.A.C.P. Mr. Wilson is Assistant Attorney General for the State of Indiana, the highest state office currently held by a Negro, and has also worked with the Indiana Civil Rights Commission. The banquet will be held on May 9 at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria of the senior high school. Mrs. Sharon Taylor, Frank Trigg, Mrs. Helen Copeland, Dr. Clifton Phillips, Dr. and Mrs. William Petrek, and DePauw students Sarah Roberts and Sandy Jones head committees in charge of planning and coordinating the event.

Fincastle News By Maude Brothers Fincastle Correspondent The Country Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

John Williams accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams to Covington Thursday evening I where they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Williams. ! They also called on Mrs. Winnie ' Williams in the Rindsell Nurs- ! ing Home who had just returned from the St. Elizabeth Hospital I Hospital in Danville, HI., where she received treatment. Mrs. Joe Brothers drove children to the Shrine Circus Friday afternoon in Indianapolis. They were Johnnie, Billie, Jimmie, Ronnie and Becky Jo Brothers and several children from Roachdale. Mrs. John Williams also drove a group consisting of Mrs. Gloria Shillings and her sons, David, Mike, Raymond, Steven and Andrew and Billy Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clodfelter and children, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Damon Lawrence and sons and Mrs. Hazel Sutherlin were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter Debbie Reed and Candy Bridges attended a slumber party with Linda Everman in Russellville Friday night.

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James Carroll and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers and daughters and Mr. and Mr::. Maude Brothers. Supports U. S. RIO DE JANEIRO UPI— Brazil announced today it sup-

ports United States actions to restore peace in the Dominican Republic. Brazil also backed the U. S. request for creation of a peace committee ny tne Organization of American States (OAS), the Brazilian statement said.

NOTICE Members Putnam County Chapter Wabash Valley Association The hearings before the House and Senate Appropriations Committee in Washington D. C. will be May 11 and 12. Those members interested in attending are asked to make their reservations with Granville Thompson, 623 Anderson St. Phone OL 3-6267, as soon as possible.

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