The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1965 — Page 6

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Tho Dolly Bonner Breencestte, ImNono Monday, July 5,1965

WHERE DID THEY SITT BOSTON (UPI)—In 1917 the Automobile Legal Association advised its members to carry In their cars these items: A can of grease, a grease gun, a coil of wire, a roll of tape, two extra sparkplugs, extra lamps

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ACCIDENTS AMONG TWO-YEAR-OLDS

MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE R. 1., Clayton, Indiana MONDAY - TUESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE WHMam HoMon—Aloe Guinnots "THE BRIDGE ON THE •IVER KWAI" — and — Ann Margaret—John Farsytha "KITTEN WITH A WHIP"

NEW YORK UPI — That “terrible two-year-old’' stage is also the most accident prone, according to a year’s investigation of children, one to five, aving in a suburban New York county. The report in “GP’’, journal of the American Academy of i General Practice, showed boys were consistently more accident prone than girls at all ages. Twenty-three per cent of the boys, 2, had accidents serious enough to require medical treatment. Only 13 per cent of the girls that age had equally serious accidents. The child's j own yard, living room and kitchen were the usual accident sites.

Autopsy In Shoriey Death Is Ordered WILLIAMS BAY, Wis. UPI —Authorities today scheduled an autopsy in the death of astronomer Floyd L. Shariey, who plunged to his death at Yerkes Observatory here. Shariey, 72, Dallas, Tex., was a member of the Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers, and the Astronomical League of America—both of which are meeting jointly in

Milwaukee.

About 225 members of the groups went to the observatory Saturday night. Yerkes Director Prof. W. Albert Hiltner said Shariey fell off a 3-foot-wide plank catwalk atop the obser-

vatory roof.

He apparently missed the parapet protecting the roof and plunged to the grass below. Others in the party failed in attempts to grab him. He is survived by his widow.

DIRKSEN SATISFACTORY WASHINGTON UPI—Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen was listed in “satisfactory’’ condition today at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, where he was hospitalized for stomach pains last Friday night. A hospital spokesman said the 69-year-old Illinois lawmaker was awaiting the results of diagnostic tests. There was no indication of appendicitis or intestinal flu, the spokesman said. Both were suspected earlier as possible causes of Dirksen’s pain.

tlons have been Increasing rapfdly for the past dozen years.

GOOD COMBO NEW YORK UPI — Dill pickles and corned beef combine in sandwich spread for informal get-togethers. Mix to-

spoons of prepared horse-rad-ish, cup of mayonnaise, 9 teaspoons of prepared mustard, % cup of chopped dill pickles and a dash of cayenne. Makes about 2% cups.

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