Palladium-Item from Richmond, Indiana • Page 16

Pag- 16 The Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram, Richmond, Ind, Saturday, June 11, 1955 ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE Display Bomber Eaton Fire Convention To World Most Decorated Ten Indiana Stream Channel Projects, Crawford Co. Plan Get Commission's OK INDIANAPOLIS Ten projects I ture. Others approved previously involving stream channels were a p-1 were for Busseron Creek in Sulli-proved Friday by the Indiana van County. Elk Creek in Wash-Flood Control and Water Resources ington County, Prairie Creek in Commission. Daviess County and Little Indian It also approved a small water-' Creek in Harrison County, shed planning petition to develop One of the chief improvements soil and water resources of the sought for the Little Patoka farms Little Patoka River Valley in is to provide a central water sup-Crawford County.

'ply storage reservoir. The approved projects include I Perrey reported that progress is six 'pumping structures in the Wa-; being made in planning for a triple bash River north of New Harmony purpose reservoir on Salt Creek for Lynch Oil Co. wells: a six-foot in Monroe County for water stor-masonry dam in Sand Creek near age. flood control and recreation. Westport to increase the commu- i He said also that the Chicago nity's water supply; a Monon Rail- office of the Corps of Engineers road bridge over Sugar Creek near! has set up a $15,000 fund to work Crawfordsville; an outfall struc-J with commission engineers on a ture in Kokomo Creek at Kokomo Kankakee River basin resurvey.

in connection with sewer facilities The survey, will determine what for a new Chrysler Corp. plant; measures are necessary to prevent a Huntington County bridge over repeated heavy flood losses in that Aboite Creek near Roanoke; and I northwestern corner of the state, a Whitley County bridge over Blue Plans also are progressing for River near Columbia City. Mansfield flood control reservoir The commission's chief en si- iin Parke Countv and for a series I. Perrey, noted that the Little Patoka watershed applica- Wabash River basin to prevent tion is the fifth such project ap- flooding from heavy rains in a reproved for use of planning funds gion from Huntington to below Lo-from the Department of Agricul- gansport. Reporter Testifies On Talk With Kohler Company Counsel SHEBOYGAX.

June 10 i.t Dion Henderson, an Associated Press (AP) reporter, testified today in the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) hearing into charges of unfair labor practices against the Kohler Co. U. S. Air Force Photo The proud combat history of the veteran Korean B-29 Superfort, "Command Decision," Is recorded graphically on her nose. She is the world's only "jet ace" bomber signified by the five miniature MIG-15s above the 121 tiny bombs.

Each bomb represents one combat mission flown over Korea by the "Command Decision" which dropped 2,500,000 lb. of bombs on Communist targets. I ness bv Albert Gore, counsel forlthat- a refrted in st7' the NLRB general counsel, testi- er t0 Pec'ae as lo i might happen to the union. The lied as to the of inter-1 views for a news story dated May 6, 1955. The CIO United Auto Workers 7-n against Kohler.

Says Inorganic Matter, Sun May Be Basis Of Future Food HOME. June 10 Men the better methods of controlling- the future may dine off synthetic pests and diseases which plague foods produced from inorganic farmers and livestock growers, matter by the energy of the sun. Cardon reported. Atomic research seems on the Means More Food way to making that ultimately pos- All this means more food for a EATON. "Command Decision," the B-29 Superfort which became the world's most decorated bomber during the Korean conflict, will be displayed by the U.

S. Air Force at the Central Western Fire convention being sponsored here by the Eaton Volunteer Firemen, Wednesday, June 22. "Command Decision" is the world's only bomber "jet ate." Five miniature jet fighters "painted Th AP ttifi.i aise Ule wouiu oe ai noeity i.M,k,t things interview with Lyman C. Conger, Kohler counsel. He said Con-! ger told him that after 13 months I the issues in the dispute were pri hungry, growing world population marily the same and that there immediately following reported vi-had been no substantial changes in olence in 1934.

Conger said he felt of three reservoirs in the upper; more than one year the strike had been in progress. Can Keturn "Any Time" Henderson testified that Conger told him "they started the strike and they can come back to work any time." The newsman also said reporter, in ms lesiimony, iui quote Conger as having told him in the interview that if anyone would like to speculate on the ba- sis of what happened after the 1934 i i do so. When this was published conger; took exception to the sequence of the storv because the paragraph 1 that the sequence of paragraphs made it appear that he was predicting a similar outbreak. Gore also questioned Henderson about another paragraph in his story which said that officials of the company would not grieve if the union was broken. Henderson testified that this was the picture he had gained the course of gathering material for the story and that he had phrased it that way to William Carpenter, Kohler public relations man, who had agreed.

this Conger took exception to paragraph after its publication. Conger's Statement Of his excep-j tions to Henderson's story carried as a news story by HS The Associated Press. After Gore's questioning of Henderson, Conger said that he had no questions to ask Henderson. Treatment Effective Although Accidental ST. LOUIS, i.fi The treatment applied bv Patrolman Edward in an infunt an inell.

,1 long toy auto caught in her throai. vv-a fffpctivp if accidental wls Clicv-nvc, i OLUutmoi, The baby, 13-month-Old Diane I i en her nose represent the five Agriculture Organization council which failed to grow more last MIG-15 jet fighters her guns shot was told today. 1 year for the first time since World down over Korea. She flew 121 A nine-page report on how food War II. combat missions over Korea indi-' production is being revolutionized! Cardon said the possibility inert cated by 121 tiny bombs painted on by the atomic age was made by matter may be transformed into her nose and logged more than Philip V.

Cardon of Logan. Utah, synthetic organic foodstuffs "is by 1.500 houi in combat. She dropped director general of the 71-nation no means so fantastic as it may more than 2. 500. 000 pounds of organization.

appear and serious research de- bombs on Communist factories. He said the way to greater voted to this end is in progress in railyard highways, oil refineries, yields in animal and plant growth several laboratories." supply dumps, bridges and troop already has been shown, although; Radiation and radioactive i.so -com enti atinns. radiation and radioactive isotopes topes are permitting remarkable Visit to this gallant aerial apparently do not stimulate crop progress, he said, in clarifying sible, the united nations Food and growtn as was once Denevea. Atomic research has uncovered 3,000 Estimated At Purdue 4-H Youth Roundup I I i how photosynthesis works. 5 Photosynthesis is the process by Arthur J.

Clements to John which green plants form carbo Clements and Mildred. 5-17-13; $1. hydrates from water and the car-1 Rossie Crawford to City of Rich-bon dioxide in the air when they mond, Pt. Lot 168 C. W.

Starr; SI. are exposed to sunlight. Carbo 1 Robert H. Commons, et trus-! hydrates, which include all sugars! tee, to Ford O. Roan and Mary land starches, are what make Lot 17 Parkway Hills 1st; $1.

plants grow. Hattie M. Dierkel to to Wilbur "The reniarkable progress that i Donald Sheets and Helen, Pts. Lot Ncn-Commercial RATES and Information on CLASSIFIED Advertising To place an ad phone 2-4221 tcr an ad taker Of if you prefer, mail or bring your ad to the classified department. Three-line minimum rate ad ol ie tnan '3 line in cnarfied a 3 lines.

Count 6 average-ane words lo the line. Consecutive Insertions Cash Kates I'ajahle within 1 days 1 day 4 days days Words up to 16 I 48 1 2 f0? Words up to 22 64 2.03 3 Words up to 28 80 1 2 69 4 fcO vrts up to 34 I 96 3.12 I 5 "6 Uon't omit important sale features mat orlnii you trie nest results. Start your ad for 8 days, tms pives you tne lowest rate. Vou can cancel tne day result are oo tamed. Vou will te cnarsed only for tne numner ol days your ad ran at the price earned for that period.

The Palladium-Hem oe responsible tor only one incorrert Insertion. Pnone 2-4-21 if there is a mitne tr your ad and one correct Insertion will ba made wltnout charge. Additional chares, la 25 eanti for Paila- dium-ltio hox numbers. Classified Want Ads received Before 10 a. Monday through Friday will appear i in the same day paper.

ueaauna iot Sunoay Want Ads la Saturday 12 noon. ANNOUNCEMENTS In Memoriam TOM W. JOHNSON In loving mrmnry of our heioved and fattier. Tom W. John son who oased 14 years ago June 11th.

14 years have pased since that aad day vvhen laid our precious one Hf timed narrt along life way. away for us to stay. He never faltered until Cod sa.d come, vr.iir dntv. My iii is done: Rest in My arms foreverruore. Sad.y missed tv his loving wife.

Eli.aheth Johnson, and Children. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Continued) Kendall Coal Company, Oas. $26: coat. S504.9A. Shell Oil Company, gasoline.

$10S 90: Richmond Bar A Restaurant Supply. rooking utensils. 551.05: Ernies Service Shop, repairs. $7 Hoosier Mercantile I material. S1 57: Modern-Age Clean- ers.

cleaner. J57.X5: Sanco Products supplies. S40 21 A. G. Luken Drug Co.

veed killer and drugs. 40; Rocers Pest Control Co S2: Art a Snort Shop. garden seeds. Ill: Indiana State Industries, chairs. I Everett Heniev.

salary. Eltm Ban- nine, salary. 270: Elta Bann ng. saiarv. Slc Ttie Haserstown Extonent.

'egal ad- vertising. 2 The Hazerstown Exponent, legal advertising. $16 Palladium Pub- lislung lepal advertising. Pal- 1 ladium Publishing legal advertising. S.i.i Palladium Publishing legal; anvenisinp.

i-rtun'mn i.hhm. legal advertising. Palladium Publishing legal advertising. Palladium Publishing legal advertising. Palladium Publishing $15 31: Palladium Publishing S44 40: Palladium Publishing Corp.

legal advertising. 2 67: Palladium Publishing Corp. leeal advertising. $M2: National Road Traveler, advertising. National Road Traveler, legal advertising.

$44 Narren Jav Products civil dlense. H'lMi; Ji.nn Edwards, supp: es. S-ko. American Red Cross, civil defense. $1: Bartei Rune, civil defense Jon: Bartei A Rone, civil defense.

So 50: Indiana Department of Civii Detense. civil defense. 15. The Manufacturers Appraisal annual appraisal service. 5't 2 Pearl it- I ton.

refund. SS Jones and PiacKe. burial 1 e.rnse. UK). Paul H.

Thomas burial ex- pense. $100: Second National Bank, buna! expense, sum. Stegan-Brheine-Orr. burial SKK1 Siee a 1 1 Rerhe burial i expense! Stegall-Berheide-Orr. bunai on tox- Clarence P.

JenKins, bounty on Ifx. Leonard wise, county on iox. i. Thomas Ryan, bounty on fox, $3: Henry i Becker, bounty on fox. Aaron A.

Jur- gens bountv on fox. $9: Wiiiard Burt, bountv on fox. Wiiiard Burt. Dounty on fox. 53: Larry Fisher, bountv on fox.

53: James bountv on fox. Earl Widati. bounty on fox. 51 Earl Widau bountv on lo. M.

J. u. smiin, Douniy on Bennett, bounty on fox. Ouie Morgan. i bounty on fox.

$6 Oscar Hawkins, bounty on fox, 59: Oscar Hawkins, bounty on tox. 518; Mag Roberts, county on fox, $12: A. H. Ecnoot. bounty on fox.

53: Junior Scruggs, bounty on fox. 521 Cecil Shams, bounty on fox, Amos Johnson, bounty on fox. Roy Lathrop. bounty on fox. 51: C.

J. Miller county on fox. 53; Junior Duncan, bountv on fox. S3. Raymond Widau.

bounty on fox. $6: Lu- i ther FacKson. bounty on fox. 515: Daniel Gobie. bountv on fox.

S3: cuntoo Beck i bounty on fox 515: Clinton Berg, bounty i fund. Bennie Armstrong, tax I fund. $16: Mrs. Rossle L. Crawford.

tax i refund. S163 24: Russell and Edna Barber. i tax refund. su Morris nocKeir eoay SHQ-1- Rillinp.r Mcmne Ilhnn nC re Ml ITS SO. 65: Ruth O.

Bond. ni.mmtni rental. irti: Coleman Radiator Service repairs. $10: DeBoH Concrete Company, eqirpment rental. S441 Kiesch Queen City Supply Co repairs $46 34 1 Richmond Automotive Supniy aup i supplies.

SJ2: Richmond Water Works i Corn. SI: Rodeleld Co. repairs. 13: Seastrom Company, equipment r.nt.l Nnhl ffnuin. i m.ni Vanr.i l- Ktt Inrl.t,.' ml i Co-op gasoline and oil.

$1,354 94: Whitewater Sales. repairs 1 i American Aggregates atone and gravel. $1,144 DeBoit Concrete stone, $2 W9 31. DeBolt Concrete Co readv mix concrete and cement, $171 F.sr.er.Grav- 1 el Comnany $5.22: Indiana Stale indi.s- tries, road signs. tlt.2: R.

F. Johnston' i -n i n.mt Sl.j k' IW. L. Magaw. gravel.

$76 VV. L. Ma- i gaw bituminous. E. VV.

Parrish UaviS romers. rent. r.nn- mona eire ana asuauy insurance insurance. motor Indiana Equipment Co. Inc ones.

45: Paust. Inc. enumeration sheets. Sl: Jones Piacke. burial al- loajtce.

$lii: Pa.iadium Pubutning legal advertising. $25.21: Robert Wi'iams. materials and ianor. si 414 55: esiey 3 cedric miller. Auditor, Wa; Cm.iity.

i I i 1 I I Automobile For Sle 11 NASH Statesman, food down Sto per Route Shaver Phot 7-712 i -u dook 1 4-door Ii pivmouih 4 lv 1 Hiiifwr 4 door Iwil tVrnre 4-door Sr- K. OiLCREST INC. Your Dr-ice Piv mouth IVier Foutn Jrd A Mam Phone, T-242 1K'1 lOP.D TutSr, Ovt can ho imnrtd, 41. v. 3rd until 4 Tm tn.

Ssh 4.3U Ph. 8-siS. SOI HtNRV SCYUNDtR. Radio, heater It" r'ORli fTOM TVIOR flad o. neater 4 li4; Hv n.T LtOOft.

F.adia, heater H. Soutn Hll.U MOTOR CO. A Sts. Phon 1S2 HI 1CK SLPtK 4-UOOK t-EUAN. lH iti.v ni and wrvMea hy us.

Verne green, mnnfiow. radio, iteaier, rier steering, seat covers, tinted g.ass 91 445 12 ('M ftHPK itn autfmatic onve. ranio. rieater. tllue 11 14S SPECIAL, HLTCk 4 1XXIR EUAN.

hea'er. 1 owner, fimshed in verde green '4j VIVIAN BIHK East Ma Phones 2 l''l 2-4 lsi'iiToEDSMOBILE" 2-dKr Supefii dio heater. hite-ail tirea seat covera, dua: ranee Hydramatic. 2-tone green. Kuroys C'levro et.

ao Komh I2tn St Phone 2-1147. r.r.l CADILLAC metallic dark green dan. 21 mties Has new white tires. Exceneot condition. See Kenneth eater.

IA xft Sf FORD OuMorrHirre 4-dor sedan. Ford-ematic transmission. Beautiful mareva fi-'sd tn hiteaM tires. UiK new inside. Rsdto.

heater and other accewa-ries. mi actual mie Private wr. Can be seen at Sam Car Uot. Ti licVJ Special Hardtop four. P.art o.

heater, uld drive low este. 1 owner. 2 tone iie. Rdentir Auto Pales. 29 fctn St 2 N.

Ttn St. I9M CADiLLAO Conveftibi Cour. 1- green nodv with dara green n. 2- tore green leather interior. Comptetej accessories.

trchiding power a'eertrg. E-Z Eve glass. Lorav ownei. Cher-etn Cadiliac. IK-T Main t.

Phoe 54 CHEVROLET 21" 4 IWOR. p. nooi driver training car. 4 at tiia tnres- 5a Chevrolet Bel Air 2-door. Rad.n, heater, extra, biaca finuh.

6J "i.evroet 4-door. Radio, h-ater. 2-tone. 5J Pimoutn CranDrooK 4 door. Ha- du.

heater fl H3 52 4 tror. Pow- c-rsude 9S 51 Stvieime 2-door. Pow- ranio heater T75 51 Hardtop. Radio, heater green. 50 Cnrvro ft Fieetnne de iui I- door, radio, heater 535 BI REiDS GARAGE New Taris.

Ch.o Fnone 4 54 CHEVROLET BEL AIR CO.WfcRllBLE. F-re engine red. wn wans, loaded. 5910 less tnan new price. 53 PL MOUTH CONVERTIBLE heater, rcaj sharp, kit SSI 54 BU1CK SC PEH HI I ERA HAHUTOP.

R.adio. heater. Dynafiow. a.l tires Reduced Si Z70 DE SOTO 2-DOOR HREI-OME Power brakes. ioer steering, 1 owner II CHEVROLET I HI -MifiR 2-tone pant.

white-wail ics. tad- tilul car 51 S45 53 PONT! AC CATAL1NA Radio, heater, dra mat Mte ail tires. Reany a nrca car fl 475 WE REALLY IKAliE! Bruca C. Fleetwood. Mint Miller, nixtrm WICK ALIO AI.ES 510 Norm A St.

Pnone, 1M ISM PE SOTO 2-IXtOR 7 mm rn es, fmurr steering and automatic ll'il PON TI AC CHIEHAlN DE ILXE S. r.a'iio aid header, stra gnl 5.t.ti IfR. fester. This car ta In rr coniiltioQ. r.V'j OLDS 4 SEDAN.

neater and prw-er steering. This car is in perfect condition. NASH RAMBLER STATION WAGON. 19..1 FOR CUSTOM 2-DOOR DE LUXE. ONerurne, rad.o and heater.

SPECIAL CH6LEP. WINDSOR OUTE A-l condition iJSS SPF.ciAl P5J pntr.K S-TON PlCKCP. J.oi.s a'd rn'iS iiKe a new ore. m. cs.

I.a o. heater and turn SPECHT A TO SM.ES 1120 South SL Phon 323 IKi4 RAMBLER for saw or trad. 25 Nortn 2UI nortn entrance. Phone T.3e2. 54 CHEVROLET HARDTOP.

2 OF THESE, save: 4 4-door Bei At. Radio. heater. power brakes. 51 ct evro-et 2-aoor fTW 51 Ford 2-door, ran S3SS ttir Chevro et 4-door 4.S Cnevro et 2 door 4' le Stri 4 door $44S 4 Ford Tudor S174 47 Buicr 2-door 51 Kaiser 4-door, Hydramatic 4 l-td rordor 45 ord oraor.

extra Ciean 4'J Ford Tudor 6 clean Cheap Tram porta Hon 37 Chevrolet 4-door Che roiet 2-door 4d Chevrolet 2-door 41 Ford Tudor 41 ti cs j.itKr sa 41 Pontiac 3 of these. Crtotca 42 Fora Tudor 79 4d buck 4-ooor 59 47 Hudson 41 Piymoutn 49 CAMPRE1.L EROS Home Of Good Lsed Care 3i South Sth 7-Vil CE SOTO, PLYMOUTH TRADE-INS 7'Aft i-rd i' tor a I pmnt Mete a darid. see it' Vm'j Ciievto Exceptionally Cea n. RM'iAUS At III rAl.tf te Sr.io-Pi niouia tares r-r 42 North 7th it. Phone DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOl V'Vl Cheiroet Come neater.

atrial (tsis only. w.w. il" pm tru' k. 1 owtier rt-ty Larem-e West hwf Motors. N.

W. 5tn A Sts. Phone a FISHERiiAN 4-ooor Winn, Phone SPECIAL Oide '-m good. First takes- it VOii ARE LOOKING for a uug u-ed car nere the price letiunioil ana --s are c.ean to KnerH.ur Auto ts ii N. 6u.

Opn eveninga. 2 St PONTI COOD4UU. LSED CARS 1V.4 HE r.OLtT BEL AIR COl'PE. Powergiide. radio, neater, poer nrakes.

tne-ali tires, red witn light trey 1T9 13-J NASH 4-DfXR SEDAN. Cr-eidnve. maes bed. marooo S399 OPEN EVENINGS See or Call Boo Petty. Boo Rnnbica.

Bill Winters Kenny Stanley. CAMPBELL ALTO SALES INC. 43 South Mb St. Pnoce 2 SJ funeral Director -VI- HUWAKD SONS. runerai dsrec tors, Camonoii City.

Pnone i-VCL Monuments. Cemetery Lot 6 MARKERS and monuments, rushes! euali- I iv at lowest prices, sire us now Perry T. Williams company. Zi S. am St.

Personals AVON COSMETIC SPECIAL, har.d cream. r'tl. tipetick etc. Air ij'fntt Krh. R.

2. New Parts. Ph 17F14. available Ngw imm special Kuad At as Richmond Travel Bucau. No.

1 alam St- Parking tree. "ALCOWAV lor oabt-ai drinkers, si veil i in cot tee. rood, or tea sold by Pmiiips utuks tn and Main ma I BIJeVO. E-A 07P Post him poo ceaner for rus and uprutisierea furniture can ce purchased at most any Richmond store Or pnone 2 -litis or -l Try it, you II like it Because It Bets tne winter flirt out IT TAKES MONEY TO HAKE MONEY You. too.

prtioaoiv r.ave wtn the lime when ou cou.d have made a Rood ouy or investment. Out lie ia It ol msn re strained you. Be prepared tor sui ts i occasions, ojien jour insured savings account now at THE FIRST KKWIP.M. SWINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 16 Is Norui urn SI. Phone 2 looi llt'TLAL OF OMAHA AGENT.

John M. Hays. Information on hospitalization, in- come protection, lotts S. St. Ph u.ed anvthirtg like it say timers ot Blue ustre, 'for Cleaning carpets." Phillips Drugs, and Main Stv PAP.Ti ROOM for meeting, bridge parties dancing.

Weslcoit Hotel. Phone 2 I JIM. PRIVATE P.OOM for hufinen-meenncs receptions, dinner parlies, ate Any group up to '-liu. Plenty of parking. ttr reservations, can arl Browning.

Pnone F.atnskener. RKNT A Sl.NOEK portable, sewirg msrnme by lbs momn. We deliver and pick up. SINGER SEWING CKNTEK 712 iain Phone 2-4239 SI'RPRISE HIM with an rajor for Father Fy. Bring in his oid electric razor after ather Day.

Berman P.exall L'riig. West Main at 5in. Strayed, Lost, Found 10 BILLFOLD LOST AT Whitewater rark. No money. Papers valuable only to me.

Finder picas ca 1 a after 3 p. m. Reward. LADIES' black patent leather pumps lost downtown. Monday noon.

Siza 7AAAA. If found Ph. I-j443. LADY'S SMALL zipper coin purse lost Men 4 in or near Cox a money badly needed. Ph.

3-6 RearL A RK FOUNT A IN E.V green witn gold cap. Can Betty Wilson. Cas phone Reward. REWARD for information on location of green canoe, missing from Camp in Haserstown. Contact Girl Scout office.

1(116 E. St- Ph. 2-1377. SM HO'CN DosTouth of Liherty. with tan spots H.

H. Terrell, wki Sheridan Richmond. Phone 2 1771. Reward. TEST" SET.

belonging to Telephone lost Wed. afternoon in vicinity of N. luin between and 1 Reward Ph. 2-W. WILL PERSON FINDING right side pink tear-drop fender akirt pease phone.

Reward. AUTOMOTIVE Car And Trucks For Kent A RENT-A-CAR for business or pleasure. Rent-A-Truck for moving or hauling Avis Rent-A-Car. 3(XI S. "th.

Phone 2-4856. Automobiles For Sale 11 PLYMOUTH, good shape. W) cash. 1. Mi'Klhben.

21" W. (1 St. BL1CK Ore on ner. can. A-l mechanical condition.

Recently overhauled. Etunpped for trailer. 0 S. 4th St. iwVHEVFOLET-biii'iness Pontine de nive coach Both in excellent condition.

Phnre MS FORD CLt'B roupe: lf7 Ford 2-door sedan Both in good condition. Reasonable. 2127 W. 15th. Hoisapp Addition.

lylH LINCOLN CLL'B COUPE. 12-rviinder Rad o. turn lights, overdrive. god paint, Will finance. Phone til'C I 194S CHEVROLET 2 door sedan radio, heater.

Good condition. See to appreciate. Phone lti! OLDS Convertible. 2 few tires. mm miles.

421 S. Hth St. Fn. alter 5-p. m.

FORD Club "ou. (icht cre-n new runner, perfect rondition. Rifienour Auto Saies N. ftth St 'J 7th St. lH'rfi KOF.P.

hew paint, healer, runs good. Sr-Hi. 1'. Mole; a Roaaster. g'i tires and motor.

Overney Body Shop. 5 South alh St. Phone I'it'K) NASH Custom Statesman 2-door. t-d rado. heater, overdrive.

1 owner -list like new. Ridenour Auto Saes. 29 N. th 2 N. 7th St.

951 CHEVROLET GREEN BEL AIR. LOW MILEAGE. ORIGINAL OWNER. PHONE 6-2241. 7 A.

M. TO 5 P. M. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In tne Wavne Circuit Court of Wayne County. Ind ana.

No. Notice ts hereby ven that Frark Chambers was on the 2ith day of Mav. 1155. appointed administrator of the. estate of Henrietta Nordvke.

deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must fi: the same in said court within six months from the dare of tre first pub-lcat on of this notice or said claims will be. forever barred. Dated at Richmond.

Indiana, this day ol May. 1S'5. EDNA Rt SSELL, Cleric ot the Wayne Circuit Court. Gardner, Harrmnton Hawortn. Attys May 27 June 3-10.

NOTICE TO HEIRS. LEGATEES AND CREDITORS Estate of Ranctie O'Melia Steven, de ceased. No, 21 "i Wavne Superior Court. April Term. Notice i hrreuc that Trust Compapv of lndianafoiis, Indiana, as executor ot said estate has fiied its account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and its petition pravmic the Court to aHow said account and order dis tribution ot said estate and that the same will come up for hearing and action said Court on the intn dav of Juiv.

tn the courthouse Richmond, Indiana. which time an heirs legatees and cred ltors of said estate are required to appear and show cause, if anv there be. why account and vouchers should not oe allowed, and distribution of the estate ne made as praved for in said pennon: and all the heirs, devisees and legatees ot decedent and said estate, and ail others interested, are herenv requued t.i aptcar at said time and piare and maKe proof of their heirship or Cia.m to any part of said estate. ELETCHER SI COMPANY of Indiahaols. Indiana.

Executor. Robbms Kederico. Attvs. June lo-17. Teg a notice--f-pulic-h a ring Notice is hereby given timt the l.ucai Alcoholic Beverage Board of Wavne County.

Indiana, will, at 2 P. M. iCSTi, on the 1st day of July. lafV al the County Commissioners. Second Floor.

In the City of Richmond. Indiana, in said IVinniv Iwrin ir est I ton ftl tie 1 linn ik 1 nmed r.rsrins re. ri tV. V. the locations hereinafter set out.

of tne Alcoholic Beverage r-ermits ot trie ie nereinaiter nesusnaten i time and pa. e. receive information con erning the fitne of sid applicants, and the pr-pricty of iss.i-ng t.e an-1 plied for to appicants at the prem ise named: Hazel M. Rulerdik Eve a. P.

K- Rjt.r 1 inifi.r I er li street. Richmond, I The Great Atlantic Pacific Tea ai. rsecr or nin uei.er, ji S. Wn Richmond. Ind ndrur nma v-wumi vmiii.

iv. niiim rx-er nnnnmno, mu i. O. P. W.

Club. No. Beer A- Wine Retaner. 517j4. ICiuIll Cnmi-'rid-e 'ttv.

Cambridge Cit. Ind Said investigation public, and pb ic quested. he 'o tne ipaUon is re- INDIANA AL' 'I'HOLIt" EV R.A i i ON. By victor ai ITT rv, EN Cr-irma-t. I I I i I i I 1 LAFAYETTE.

"If you are go- is being made is likely to lead to 30 and Lot 29 Thomas Woodnutt; SI. ing to convince your parents that important methods of increasing Russell Eggers, et to Martha you are grown-up, you had better the efficiency of the conversion of i Geier Torbeck, Lot 46 and 47 Rich-start acting like a grown-up." Dr. energy from the sun into carbo SI. Grace Sloan Overton of Adams, N. noted protessionai youtn counselor, told an audience of In- diana 4-H club members this week at Purdue university.

More than 2.500 4-H youths with 400 leaders were registered for the 37th annual club roundup. On hand to lend an international flavor to the roundup were Bajrang Lai Agarwala, Jal V. Bhiladwalla. Rajinder Singh Sehle. and Prata-prai C.

Sevok, from India; Helena Andrado, Brazil, and M. Ceder-berg, Finland. All are International Farm Youth Exchange repre- sentatives to America, where they ae of Hoosier farm families was turning blue whenl'wwr. Cadenbach. the patrolman grabbed her from i Mikeseii.

bounty on fox. $: pner-her mother's arms and dashed to- keeii. bounty on fox. sj Phet te I Mikeseil. bountv on fox.

5b: A. R. Wins, ward the police car. The patrol- on ro.x. 3: Jonn Sctineiuer.

txiuntv man (all airplanes, like ships, are female to their crews) can walk through her 9ft-fMt long fuselage to inppct the myriad instruments and controls which made her fly. They will see her remote-controlled armament, once-secret bombsiglt. bomb bays filled with dummy bombs and the crew positions. The big Superfort's engines and vings have bocn lemoved, and its fuselage cut in half and mounted on two big trailers, for transporting to and from display sites. last To He Ketired i the "Command Decision" was la5t combat B-29 to be retired from the U.

S. Air Force. It made its first public appearance as an Air Force traveling display in New i York where more than half a mil- i lion people walked through it and examined its intricate equipment. during the 1955 Armed Forces Week. She was modified for her new role as a traveling Air Force display in the hangrr of thp I'SAF Or-intatinn Gioiin of Wricht-Patter- -nr, afr Ohm Airman of that or- ganization accompany the "Command Decision'' to its show sites to assemble and prepare it for displaying and to answer visitors' questions about the historic Superfortress.

Elect Democrat HANOVER, N.H. IV- Hanover has elected a Democratic repre- nentative to the New Hampshire Legislature for the fust time since. 1904. Clothing merchant James W. Campion defeated Republican Robert S.

Monahan f(3-465 Wednes-1 dav in a special election to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mrs. Edith P. Atkins. hydrates, perhaps without the use of living plants, so making po sible the production of synthetic organic foodstuffs from purely in- organic sources. He did not go Cardon said, into further de- tail.

Cites Atom Contributions The contributions to agriculture which atomic energy now is making 1 through research are small in re-j lation to the vast Held of potential applications," said Cardon. Among these he listed: Preservation of food through sterilization bv means of radia-! tion at" normal or low tempera- tures AnnrOVcd WotCTWOV KK PrnJrfj InrlllHp IUJwV.ld IIIV.IUUC. 1 I I jOITIG 111 inGlQnO I WASHINGTON The House Annrnnfiatinra ri i n. proved Friday appropriation of noarlif Tviillirnl Hrtlla rc frr ral'i. i I man slipped on wet grass and went down, taking the baby with him.

Out popped the toy. EG ALAD ERTIS EMENT COMMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCES FOR MAY. lf55 Richmond Home Telephone Inc Edna Russell, fees, So: Francis vvarricK. lees. o.

jwnn n. ica. J6 Ed Rue. postage $12022: Paust Printers, official records. 5123.

Paust Printers, official records. 54550: Paust Printer nffiriaf records SUIT: Bartei A- Rohe. office suppl es J. C. Penney clotninc.s.,3.3J; tsartei none, otiice supplies.

$22.07. Bartei Rohe. office supplies. StJii 4n M. Coe Printing bailots.

5570 50: Palladium Publishing legal adver- tisins. Paust Printers, election aup this summer. Safeguarding of foods for human Melba Burton. Randolph county, consumption through radiation. For who is leaving soon for Denmark, instance, radiating pork breaks up and George Wappes, DeKalb coun-j the cycle of trichinosis, a danger-ty, who is going to Switzerland, ous disease which can come from were presented to the delegates, improperly cooked pork.

Sessions at the roundup included Production of mutations in crops, entertainment selected from dis- They may produce higher yields trict "Share-the-Fun Festivals" or be easier to harvest mechanic-held during the spring. Among ally or be more disease resistant, those on the program was Donnia Types already improved include Druley of Wayne county who cereals and peanuts. the company's position during the Realty Transfers Nicholas Kolentus, et to Henry B. Briggs, et Lot 19 H. Mof-fitt; $1.

Emzy O. Mervin to Leland Mun-son and Dorothy Lot 10 Knol- 1 .1 -t V. ii' 1 Ci.K t1 Gerald Roberts to Frank c. Pe- tors and Eva L. Pts.

Lot and 37 J. W. Newman; $1. Ethel Louise Parker Roan, et to William E. McFeely, trustee.

Lot 22 F. M. Price; $1. William E. McFeely, trustee, to Floyd Roan and Ethel Lot 22 -p.

i.1 $1 Lewis E. Gray to Louis Smith and lda Byrle, Lot 23 Hagerstown; $1. Edna M. Jackson to Perfect Cir- cle Pt. SE 22-17-12; $1.

Woodhome Realty company to Orville L. Coning and Marie Lot 61 Woodlawn Sub. Fr. 27-16-14; SI. and Earl H.

Barrett Barsett and Ora to George M. Lot 10, Blk. 7 Cambridge City; $1. Lessie Conner to Jos. H.

Bolt and Pauline Pt. NE 20-14-1; $1. Alice B. Hall to Ralph A. Ranck Tf i a tK -t and Cecilia Pt.

SE 14-15-13, Pt. NE 23-15-13; $1. Chas. G. DeBolt to Tain" J.

Thom- and Dorothy B. Pt. NW 25-14-1; $1. Ralph W. McMinn to Okie J.

Clay, Lot 88 McMinn 's 2nd SI. Eugene E. Greene to Claud C. Moody and Bonnie; part s. w.

24-18-14; $1. Pilgrim's Sons to Bennie C. Cosby and Terrace; lot 36 W. Starr; SI. Myrtle Feinberg to Glenn E.

Muckridge and Conva lot 249. 250, 251, 252 and 253, Richards; $1. pu. ti mnn; et 1 X.ODer CI. C-OIIIIIIOIIS CI UUO Haynes; $1.

uaience numpniey to ri. Dabold and Ivanell lot 115 Parkway Hills 1st; $1. Harold E. Allen et to Cor- Afai'tir arH 1 t-jn' na rf lot Allen, Hagerstown; $1. Donald M.

Hodgin et to James Hardin Wilson et part n. w. 5-13-1; $1. Whitewater Prop. Corp.

to Cecil S. Beard and Marlene L. lot 15! 1 WeStVieW. CambridSfe CitVI SI. 1 1 i luaii lu riiucui 1 1 1 1 1 iu 1 1 1 -10 John R.

Ison to Empire Inv. lot 58 C. T. Price 2nd. DUO.

$1. Ruth B. Walter to Bennie EsteS or.A ctollo- ona Xfci-ton TaL-o ssieiia, IOt -ViOllon laKe rarK I 11 A -v. a. ThUlSbV and Ala O.

iot Kenton a- Albert Hall to Archie Shain and Tono- nort 1nt Offir-iol Man- tt leona, pail IOL Cllit-ldl at. Hazel S. Mvers et to Robert McPherson and Hazel; lot 7. Bell- Mor; $1 1 i 1 i i 1 pltes. Jo Certric Miller, postace.

Si: on tox. Kermit ivinit. oouniy on nu. Paust. rebinatng records Slo4: Waiter Myers bounty on fox.

51s: Don-nev-Bnwes. Inc S5: Bartei Rohe aid RobDms. bounty on tnx. $3: Robert office supplies. $9 20: Bartei Rohe.

of- i Lainhart. bounty on fox. $6: Clyde Hin-fice supplies 514.4!': A. William King naw. bounty on ox.

S3: Public Heaitn postage. $15: Paust. official records, Nursinp Assn expense of Clinic. To: The Haloid Company, official rec-j diana Vuiace for Epileptics, medical treat-ords. S.S12: The Haloid Company, official i ment for patient.

SMi.SO. records. $.112. Home Laundry Dry Cleaning H. D.

McCann. telephone rental. SSs.50: laundry. $rt U6: Burden, tax re Senate Group Votes Increased Edward L. transportation of pris- oners $35.

Edward L. Cordeii service of process $27 76; Rodefeld Co. Inc. radio repair S2 45: Edward Cordeii, board of nf nntr.nr Sfll Hi Fnnt I IU nfflC19l P.n.t' inr. nriMini ii' John V.

Connelly of ice supplies. 552 36 Mary K. McNutt. postage. $10; C.

A. Gree ous flood control and waterway ee ln tf 7 Cet projects throughout the country. Ior Zf 1 Included was $500,000 for ex'ten- Leland L. itosont Ro Ian Col-minn nt ficH fh w. Me" and Ruth; lot 206, parts lot 207 Commerce Department Budget played two marimba numbers.

A banquet for 4-H adult leaders and extension agents was held Thursday night, with roundup dele- gates enjoying a program held in the Purdue armory. The final session of the roundup was held Friday morning. 250.000 or S17.250.OOO over the amount the House allowed. For building of forest highways. 25 million, with $6,500,000 added by the committee.

T- ee vi lion, including 15 million added by uie coiiumuce. Weather Bureau Fund F'or the Weather Bureau. 37 mil- lion, including $2,100,000 added by the committee. ine oenaie commniee ear- marked 4.iou.uuu aooxe tne tsuag ei tsureau recommenaaiion ior orv. survey tests.

$7.80: H. Gobie Cora- Miller Tractor Company, repairs. panv. official records. 25.

J. F. Hornadav Hardware, supplies. Sl.to John H. Mader.

clerK a fees and station- Mary and Robert Jenkins, equipment ery. Paust. official records. $1u5 rental. S.iTo: The Joseph Lav- Company.

Earl A. Kiniey. postage. $-3: Paust repairs. S7 ii9: VV.

L. Macaw, equip-stationery $7 :5: William H. Duning Sons ment rental. S.W.4!; tiler Bros Hard typewriter. Stao: White's Indiana ware repair.

$3: Municipal Elecjric Labor institute, care of ntvenue I Lighting Power Piant $22 Powell wards. $540: Bartei Rohe. office sup- Tire Sertrice. tires and tubes. S77.1.S4; Piles S2U9: The Lawyers Co-Operative IPvionsnlng law books.

S12 50: The American Law law books. $12 Ml. plies. $1110. Richmond Home Telephone Municipal Electric Lighting Power, $251.15: Richmond Electric Motor Serv Richmond Gas Corporation.

$41nfl: ice. repairs. Shera Coal Oil Company. 1 .41 is. 21 Rich-i Richmond Industrial Supply, re-mond Water Works Corporation.

$45 .55: I pairs. SI Richmond Lumber Company WASHINGTON June 10 t.f The Senate Appropi lations Committee today npptoved a $1,314,617,300 money bill for the Commerce Department, $190,932,300 more than the House allowed. Th- hill is the seventh of the 12 regular appropriations measures cigrtinc iiiiv 1 lJ I I IV Ih'VtU V- Wltuvaati to clear the Senate committee. It reaches the floor next week. With all the increases voted by; the committee, over.

House figures, 5 the total remained $51,775,700 be- low President Eisenhower's budget for the agency. Some Major Ilein These were some of the major Items For federal giants to the states for hichwav building, 60 million dollars which included an 80 mil lion increase by the committee. For ship construction subsidies. imoinniwi inrlitdincr S3S.100.000 v.ui" committee increase. For ship operating subsidies, i Al Needham Metal repairs.

$97. Garden Center. Inc. renairs of eouioment. $16.45: L'nited Stales Chemical tup- nl.0 Of tii't V.au A.hR..-VIL.

la. In. o- Ji, Bartei Rohe. janitor supplies. S1P2.12 Rogers Pest Control Co.

$10: Home Laun- dry Dry Cleaning laundry. SV02 J. F. Hornadav. supplies.

Hornadav. supplies. S.5: Rlch mond Fire Casualty Insurance insurance. 4S: H. A.

Home Supplies. SI4.4U: Commons Lumber re pairs, si Tic Soft Water Service. $17: cr.i (. west Tonei Linen Service, towels, $12: Bartei Rohe. supplies.

Eastern bash River at vincennes Ind The budget director had recommended $3g4-000 for the pxoject. Also included was $45,000 for a hmW nmiort nt Indiana Haibnr jncj t.fte same amount as recom- med by director. The bill includes $30,000 in plan-. I ning funds for the Monroe Drm nroiect on Salt Creek in southern 1 Monroe County, Ind. i Hnm xunillrl built near HarroasDurg.

wouia create 1 a 7i200-acre lake. It is a combined flood control water SUDDlV and' waters, a source of water supply for com- munities along the lower White River valley. mended for The bill also recom investigation improvement of the Tn TSTiKlalr lir th. Wa.i i i oasn r.ivet rviici-x wuuuiv -i 1, -i I iijer rviciii'i 1 v. anu 1 11 Vevay on the Ohio River.

Oreece wants to stae a festival! at Delphi, but the town has no tourist facilities. i th. VVoathor Rureon frvr nnoratinn 1 i Mor $1 hip "M-wr ouieau 101 uperaiion recreation project. TT and improvement Of facilities and White Piver trib "OWaid IS. V.ar.att to A.

research in hurricane storm and' Beeson and Luva iOt 7 Gl ace- rei-eaicn in nunicane. Storm The dam would impound uva tornado warning services in the land tS. part n. W. fl.

which could tapped as Indiana Telephone $12: E. J. Rvan. Sons, and pipe, 4j r.oiana-awisn- abor j- Centervtlie Lumber doorier steel and bridge repairs. United States.

Included was $96,000 for operating a ship in the Gulf Coast areas to give earlier and better warnings of tropical storms, The committee said it believed extension of agriculture frost-warn- inc service should be encouraged wnen communities ptoviae sup- i porting tunas, in tne case 01 allowed for provision of 1 servnee. such I land supplies. mcnara vv. lurner. repairs.

4o: Miner Brothers Hardware Co. rotarv mower, i paint and, supplies SI ,0 6k Arthur yuig- t. A Sr i oil and repairs. $-145: Phillips Reiriaera- tion service, repairs. Whitewater Sales.

repairs. SJ7.tW; Richmond Bak- Comnanv. bakerv products. S127.5i: i Durbar Super llmket Sisl m' i'lTnV $72 S.iouroan Supplies, Pyrofaxl i i 115 million, including 25 million Maricopa County. it pro-added bv the committee.

i vided $100,000 within the amount For the U.S. nhare of building Use Inter-American ghway, $25..