The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 13

Indiana Evening Gaiefta, Saturday, Nov. 25, 1961. 13 Geography Quiz ram ran Love To Geneva if WASHINGTON (AP) Ambas RIO ACROSS 1 'Tti of the Antilles" IMUtMhUMU 1 CSp. USf ION0IB I sador Arthur H. Dean leaves for Geneva tonight to resume negotiations with the Soviet Union on a treaty to ban nuclear weapons 4 Afrlean trouble root 8 Minded esccnt Mmttaf moisture 8 Ohio city Saered Imift 10 Disorder 11 On ths Atlantis 19Footllprt 12 Spoken IS rrutt drink tests.

MFoentt IS filim Early this week the Soviet Un ion agreed to a U.S.-Brltlsh pro ONLY AT v. McGill Motors Inc IN INDIANA, PA. posal to reopen the talks on Tues. IB Puilflrtlfl Hm. day.

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TANK IN A TANK An experimental model tank emerges from a test tank at Detroit Arsenal. The tank is built to operate through water so deep the driver is completely by the Mastev? o( the Bench of Just A Loser APPLIANCE STORE RESERVE, La. (AP) Reserve the Inner Temple, the body responsible for preserving professional standards of practice. 'Thou Shalt Not' High Football Coach Joe Keller Top British According tc those standards, "X- Actress Ruth Chatterton List For Santa 11 PHI LA. ST.

INDIANA I Lawyer Giyen th. i ieiir. 'determine which team would re District Reqister Icelve the klckoff, once to settle NEW YORK (AP) "Thou shalt "Thou shalt nots" for Santa Clauses: Practice Ban mediate, interests of winning a to determine which team Dies In Gonn. would Drink; eat earlic or onions: vi case. wear what color uniforms.

Hean atrainst ohimnpvt nr tinnr.l Failing to disclose material evi- NORWALK, Conn. (AP)-Ruth ways: iromise the kids too much.L. (P. D.ur?n oence transgresses tno standards. rhpitortnn i.j.

one or Britain most dhi- 54, one of Britain's most bril- INDfAMA' HOSPITAL" Births for November Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Belts, Ithe age of 14 and went on to gain; turned sidewalk Santas took the JL Tl been renown on the stage, screen and'ooth Friday in front of a 12-foot myy fessional 1204 Church St." Indiana, oirl: nnwlici Hi.H in c. misconduct.

"Enterprise" Enters Service Reupholster Your Furniture With the Beauty of Nylon and Mrs. Robert D. Shields. R.D.lFridav. She S7 lTim i Durand who has figured in 4, Indiana, boy.

rh.M.n Col. John Ford n.Hnn.i some of. the wS8est Admissions for November 24 lized Tuesdav after being strickenWretary of the Volunteers of u5' NEWP0RT NEWS' Va- (AP' Mrs. Nellie Maddie, 611 N. 5th.

'with a cerebral hemorrhage as'America, officially sent them on t-ISSL. 7r 'T16 nuClear carrierl Enterprise, a Tnrfiano- M.rri. Miir ail l.i Inner Temple one of world's lareest shiD. will of- S. 5th.

Indiana: Randy Treese, llarge old farmhouse at nearby' er promise anything specific t0 don's historic lepl Inns of Court.fiClally enter service Saturday si rivmor- r.BmW bi. iD.jji f. n. t.j i i. ji nm the trad onal commission Clymer; Gerald had been 'he Httle boys and Mom high SO Morris Bol-iRedding, that her, girls.

and months ago that led to the at- 711 3r InHinrut' Rnh. rn pep may not be able to buy it. Don't Buy An "Orphan" Water Softener! Culligan stands behind its Water Soft-nera. Today and Tomorrow You can depend on your local Culligan Dealer to stand behind the products wa offer today and tomorrow. Culligan Fully Automatic Home Owned Water Softenera No Money Down COOC-M Now Only Itt3 As Low as 1.80 per week.

Culligan Water Conditioning Co. 415 Locust St, Phone HO 5-6040 art Benamati, Box CoraL Sne had Iived alone since all smiling, XTa threeTay pri- Ah, IslJt lJPV and, ing ceremonies here. The main speaker for the 2 p.m. ceremony will be Secretary of the Navy John B. Connally Jr.

The carrier was built by the tribunal. Warn Homer City; Davidj Miss Chatterton made Miss Chatterton made Barry Thompson. her stage I a I I vlalll VIIIUII Durand had defended a police Kiinns, Dui o. n. inamna.

dtbut Wosninslon shortly afer hnuul A Dnw4n 1 C. irtut in Washington shortly after officer sued by a news photographer for alleged false imprison Dry Dock Co. Add yean of service to Tour old furniture with our expert rebuilding and re-covering with tuese lovely nylon textures, damasks and tapestries. For free estimates and sbop-at homo service, call today. HO 5-4543 Marshall Home Decorating 928 Church Street Repairing Rebuilding ttenaed a mgtinee with a MVlembership OUI- 'group of schoolmates.

Mrs. tiizaoetn ack, na Mamin, when she criticized the star' inaiana; Mrs. Anne M. mc- nerformance. one of her friends ment and assault.

Durand did not reveal during the trial that before the case came up the police officer had been demoted f-om chief inspec- Utt blightly Gaughey, 977 Oak Indiana; challenged her to do a better job. William Windows, Aultman; Deb A few days later. Miss Chatterton appeared in the show's chorus. WASHINGTON (AP) Union tor to station sergeant bie Grafton, Box 330, R.D. 1.

Biairsville. Discharges for November 24 NEWEtna Casualty AUTO-RITE INSURANCE as tittle as She was born in New York on Photographer lost the ac- Dec. 24. 1893. the daughter of Wil-i'T' says.

Hon but the appeal court ordered Amedeo Amilio Passeri, 36 Rail- A report Issued Friday also a retrial, saying that the fact ol the policemen's demotion was es road. Homer City; lhat smal, fcut Ewlng, R.D. 1, Penn Run; Mrs.l M'ss Chatterton made her New dine in the percentage of the la- sential to the case. Durand was the defense attorney for Morris and Lola Cohen, Rnseann Lubold, 1040 Indian nor lorce belonging to unions con-Springs Rd Indiana; Mrs. Mar- she appeared as Isolde Brand in tinued.

Jorie Hippchen, 341 N. Main Name." Some of her There' were 17,049,000 Amerl- FURNITURE APPLIANCES the American couple convicted of IS iENGES quarterly ht-'LaI" Pr Prm.a"c unions in I960, a decrease Win for the Soviet Union in Homer City; Mrs. Madaline tig Cap, Box 146, Marion SnT'out l95' but tinal trial last March. i "Moonlight and Honeysuckle Mm? union membershir, trationa' of English-bar nrl snd Bcst Hsrl "re: etiquette rather than on any m- Quality plus Tow cost Fast, fair claim service. P.S.

Personal Service. Get all the facts. CLYMER, PA. per cem or me total, frinaement of law. 5 Airmen Perish In CI 19 Crash The decision was handed down Her last Broadway appearance labor force of 73,126,000 in 1960.

was in "Idiot's Delight," in 1951. 'in 1959 it was 23.6 per cent and She began her film career in in 1958 it was 23.9 per cent. 1928 In "Sins of the Father" andj In 19S3 the 16,948,000 union1 llater appeared in such movies as members represented 25.2 per' Rates shown are for class 1A. I860 Ford -with 50.000 bodily injury and damage liability, 2,500 medical payments, $1,000 accidental death, 820.000 uninsured motorist protection, $100 deductible collision, and actual cash value comprehensive lire and theft. me uoctor aecrei.

maaame.cent oi me total labor force. ThA ai, china nnv "Qa. I Thtt I ruMrf.H. ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP) An Air Force rah and Son," and and international unions' Her first book, "Homeward with headquarters in the Unltedi ill Svi Borne," dealt with anti-Semitism.

(Stutes number 18.117,000 mem-i It becime a best seller. Her with more than "Insure and Be Sure" WITH Cowher and Company General Insurance Fire, Casualty, Life, Bonds HO 5-5211 n8 outside the United of the mostly in Canada. ifsuAra "The Prirl "The Pride ine pilot was trying to nurse" cock," and "The Southern Wild." The report was prepared for the ii Iflnnarrmanr'a fnrihMminx riipuln. the crippled plane to Whitehorse, HO 5-7101 or 5-4361 "Our Z4-Hour Service Number" CHAPMAN AGENCY 402 Church Indiana vhere he had taken off moments' rsl mamage was to Kaipn before. He reported an emergen-rDes' 5ne lihoV un7, cy but did noVsay what It was.ilireed The sam yr "ahor unrans The two-engined C119 left El- sDh (Read Gazette Classified Ads) tpndnrf Air crr.

She divorced htm two Rad Gazette Classified Ads) JOIN OUR 1962 CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW here with 14 men aboard. later- lefl the plane at Whitehorse. Survivors include three Motorists on the Alaska High- Mrs. Leon Wehbrlng of Wliite way watched the plane circle and Plains, N. Miss Alva Minuse then head back toward White-of Ann Arbor, and Miss horse, in Yukon Territory.

Moore of Wiesbaden, Ger- It was reported to have crashed many. In deep at the base of ai i mountain. Temperatures in the' The first permanent resident of rea were down around zero. St. Helena Island was Dom Fer- A transport carried a helicopterinando Lopei, a Portuguese noble-from Elmendorf to Whitehorse to! man exiled for treachery.

He spent use in the search for the missing30 years farming on the island. men. Five parachutes were seen, drifting down. Mabon Bros Hardware 3 3 North 6th St. Indiana, Pa.

PHONE HO 5-7122 A para-rescue team also was CASH sent from Elmendorf to help In th search. I The three survivors were hospitalized but two were released, after a checkup. They were S.sgt.l Lcroy Cotton and A.I.C. J. R.l Conklin.

S. Sgt. Clyde L. Nichols if OR CHRirrw. plua dozem of othar Holiday naadi may bo your with a quick, couilaou end confidantlol coth loon.

was held in the Whitehorse hospital for treatment of shock and bruises. Others on the plane were Cant. Wayne D. Sager, pilot; Capt. Milton L.

Kimey, co.pikt: Capt. Al Checks have been mailed to this year's happy Christmas Club members. Don't be disappointed next year. Come in now and start your account and be one of our happy Club Members next Christmas. PARK and BANK THE FAST AND CONVENIENT WAY AT THE len J.

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David L. aul and sgt- Roger 1. forsmer. The four who left the plane at Whitehorse were Lt. Col.

S. G. llaynesworth, Capt. J. A.

Hynes, 1st Lt Viener and S.Sgt. V. H. Coleman. AGER MAYTAG STORE The transport was one of sever-1 a I which took oil from Elmendorf; during the day to carry reservists back to their homes.

It was based at Ellington Air Force Base, Houston, Tex. The reservists had been on ac-tiie duty in joint Air Force-Army maneuvers at Kodiak. SAVINGS TRUST CO. Cd HO 3-8551 INDIANA 561 PHILADELPHIA ST. Phone HO 7-4522 INDIANA, PA.

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation til PHIUDEIPHIA ST. Second Floor Front) INDIANA, PA. Opca 'Til Noon Saturday There is growing production and export of nutmeg, cacao, copra and wood products in Dutch New Guinea..