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THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE FRIDAY OCTOBER 24 1941 Retired Railway Employe Expires Ai Frankfort Funeral Saturday For Charles Lewis Frankfort, Ind, Oct. une Special)--Funeral services forj Charles 72. retired Nickel! Plate employe who died at hits home, 70S Weit Clinton street, late! Wednesday night, -will be held Sat-i urday at 10 a. IB. at the Goodwin! funeral home.

Burial will be i Bunnell cemetery. I Mr. Lewis had resided in this cityl since 1902. coming here from Lafay-j ette where he employed by the; Hocon railroad- Til health caused I retirement la 1638. A native of Yellow he was married Nov.

12, 1S91, to' Cora McCorklo who survives with two sons, Robert and Harold, both of Frankfort. Mr. was a member of the Methodist church, the Eagles, the Moose and the R. all of Frankfort and the of Lafayette. ACTRESS RITA HAYWORTH HAS ESCORT Her.

llordrman Honored The Rev, W. B. Hordeman of St. Mary's Catholic church was honored by of the Holy Jfamt Society in recognition of his 35th anniversary of service with local pariah, when the group met thla week. A graduate of St.

Joseph's College at Renuelaer and of a Cincinnati Seminary, Father Hordeman ordained in the Fort Wayne Cathedral In 1905 and, after Mrrving parishes in Gas City, Huntingdon and Fowler, came to Frankfort In October 1908. Robert King has been named president of the Holy Name Society. Other offlcern recently elected are Grover Smith, vice-president; Ruuell Corbett, and Leonard Caasldy, treasurer. -Robert Ulm. retiring president of the society, will serve as parade marshal the Holy Name Society procession to.be held In Lafayette Sunday.

Rio Grande jFlood Pounds New Bridge Rio Rico, Mexico, Oct. 2 The Rio Grande changed its course and tore at the foundation of a new international bridge today sending the 500 inhabitants of this Mexican border village fleeing from theii- homes. Kighty others were isolated on a slowly-crumbling mid-stream island and rescuers were balked in efforts to reach them by boat, Surging waters ate away the bank under 25 houses, and the bridge connecting the U. S. and Mexico was in danger of falling into the raging stream.

Hurried on the bridge with cows, chickens and other belong-; ings were 75 persons who may go; to the S. side if the grows. I Rio Rico, opposite the Texas townj of Mercedes, was flooded. Strong I currents; coursed through its fed by heavy rains in the Monterey, Mexico, mountains which sent waters down tributaries into the Rio. Grande.

The town was ordered evacuted when the river began cutting a new course back of it which threatened to isolate the town and throw Rio Rico on the United States side of the stream. "DEATH-BY-MAIL" Film Actress Rita Hayworth had as her escort In New York City four servicemen during a tour of Manhattan arranged by the New York City defense recreation committee. Left to right: Pvt. John J. Cranston, Racine, Pvt Melton Carroll, Mobile, Marino corps; Miss Hayworth; Fred Melton, Atlanta, apprentice xeaman, Coast Guard; John Heckler, Butte, sailor.

Files Cross Complaint Oscar Maliih has filed a cross complaint in divorce proceedings against his wife, Rosa Malsh, In which he charges cruel and Inhuman treatment. Married Dec. 1911, the couple separated Oct this year, according to the complaint Marriage In Announced Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fykes of this city have announced the marriage of their daughter, MUs Blanche Elizabeth Thompson, to Walter D.

Glllum, son of William. Gillum of Charleston, 111. The wedding took place Thursday, Oct 18, at 4 o'clock In the Presbyterian manse with Dr. Harry L. Grain reading the single ring service.

The bride is graduate of the Lebanon high school and of the Lafayette Home hospital School of Nurses, and has for the past two years been engaged In nursing in Lafayette. Mr. Glllum Is a graduate of the Charleston high school and for the put five years had been employed by the. Nickel Plate railroad. At the present time he it In the U.

S. Army, stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss. Sets Speed Record For Dive Bombers Baltimore, Oct. 23--(XP)--Ellis D. Shannon, Glenn L.

Martin company test pilot, 'today dived a Martin 187-medium bomber for "what is conceded to be a world's record for bombing planes," Joseph T. HarLion, company vice-president, announced. The ship's speed was not disclosed. "It was not a verlcal terminal velocity dive, but a steep one ol 65 degrees at close to full throttle," Hartson said, and it "proves the ability of the bomber to dive away from pursuit aircraft attacking it." With Shannon were two engineers, Orvillo Richardson and William Street, acting an observers. The Martin 187-bombor, christened "the Baltimore," is now, being produced in quantity for the British, Hartson said.

Hamilton's Condition Improves Clarence Hamilton, son of Mrs. A. L. Hamilton of Bllnn avenue, a patient in the General hospital in Marion. waa reported as slightly Improved.

He has been critically 111 since submitting to an abdominal operation and 13 blood transfusions. Birth Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Waples, SOI Delphi avenue, have received an announcement of the birth of a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Crick of Albuquerque, N. M. Mrs. Crick was the former Adeline Waples.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chlttlelui Have Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chlttlck.

former Frankfort residents now living in Los Angeles, are the parents of a daughter, Sarah Louise. Dr. and Mrs. A. G.

Chittick of East Clinton street, are parents of the father. Vice Son Arrives A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil J. Vice, 352 West Jefferson street.

Hospital Items Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dick, route 2, are the parents of a son born Thursday at the Clinton County hospital. Marybelle Kirby of 650 East Wabash street, submitted to a ton- silectomy. Mrs.

Martha Mitchell, route 6, haa been admitted for medical treatment GOLDSMITH Goldsmith. Oct. Marsctt who recently Charles moved from the David Michel farm near Hopewell to the W. M. 6rr farm north of almost severed the big toe on his right foot Tuesday afternoon while cutting wood.

He was to Beechwood hospital where the toe was sewed back on. Tommy Warman, 16-year-old son of Leo Paul Warman, residing one mile east of Goldsmith, narrowly escaped injury late Tuesday evening when he struck fresh gravel and his car turned over on its side. Miss Dolly Libka of Indianapolis spent from Saturday until Tuesday here with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Park and family and accompanied Mrs.

Park and children on a visit to Frankfort. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

and daughter Mabel and Miss Olga Pigman who is visiting here from Chicago spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Madrid Suspends Bullfight Madrid. Oct. regular Thursday afternoon bullfight In Madrid was suspended today. The promoters explained that the Madrid ring bulls were" "underfed, undersized and underferocious." ATTRACTIONS AT THEATERS INDIANA Friday and Saturday.

"Lady Scarface," featuring Dennis O'Kcefe and Judith Anderson: Leon Errol short, "The Man 1 quiz game, "So You Think You Know short subject showing some of the prize dogs, "Show and News. Coming Sunday. Vivien Leigh and Laurence Oliver in "That Hamilton Woman." Friday Through Sunday Randolph Scott and Gene Tierney in "Belle magic carpet short subject, "Sagebrush and color "One-Man and News. ISIS Friday and Saturday. Double features.

"Forced Land- Ing," featuring Richard Arlen, Eva Gabor and 3. Carroll Naish; also, "The Man from Montana," featuring Johnny Mack Brown; and chapter No. 7 of "The White Eagle." Coming Sunday. Betty Gt-ablc, Don Ameche and Robert Curomings in "Moon Over Miami." FOX Friday and Saturday. Double features.

"Cyclone on Horseback," featuring Tim Holt and Marjorio Reynolds; also, "South of Panama," featuring Roger Pryor and Virginia Vale; and chapter No. 8 of "Jungle Girl." Coming Sunday. Hopalong Cassidy and Russell Haydcn in "Wide-Open Town," and Dick Foran, Andy Devine in "Kid From Kansas." WOOD and Saturday Richard Arlen in "Secret Valley" with Virginia Grey, Sid Saylor and Willie Fung, also Leon Errol' in "A Polo Phoney," and Happy Porky" cartoon. Coming Sunday "Arizona" with Jean Arthur, William Holden, Warren William, Porter Hall, and a cast of thousands, also "A Helping Paw" cartoon. COLONIAL Friday and Saturday.

Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell and Rita Hayworth in "Blood and Sand," also Lee Patrick and Regis Toomey in "The Nurse's Secret." Coming Sunday James Cagney and Bette Davis in "The Bride Camp, C. O. also Eddie Albert and Joan Leslie in "Thieves Fall Out." PALACE Friday and Saturday. Double features. George Houston in "The Lone Rider Crosses the plus "Television Spy." Coming Sunday.

Double features. Joe E. Brown and Martha Raye, in "One Thousand Dollars a plus Tim McCoy in "The Texas Hoosier Chosen Head Of Future Farmers Kansas city, Oct. 23-- The Future Farmers of America elected 19-year-old Irwin J. Schenck of Evansville, president late today at the final session of the 14th annual convention.

Pennewell Isaacs, 18, of Lincoln, was elected student secretary. Induction of the officers closed the convention, which attracted more than 8,000 high school and college vocational agriculture students from 47 states, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Schenck, a past president of the Indiana F.F.A., operates his own dairy enterprise just outside Evansville. WALTON Walton, Oct. 23 The Walton Literary club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.

Alma Turner who was assisted by Mrs. H. G. Hahnert, Mrs. L.

'W. Ramer and Mrs. Ada Bowyer. Mrs. Ervan Grove presided and Mrs.

Mellie Kitchell led In the Christian and American flag pledges. Mrs. Ross Dakin was elected treasurer to succeed Mrs. Ernest Baxter, who is movinir WEST MIDDLETON West Middleton. Oct 23--Mr.

and Mrs. William Haskell of this place and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hankins and family spent the week-end in Hamilton. Ohio.

Mrs. John Middleton entertained the Friendly Circle Wednesday. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Jennie Dlmmitl tor an all-day meeting -with a potluck dinner at noon. Mrs.

Paul Wqyne Guge entertained the Happy-Go-Lucky club Wednesday afternoon. The next regular meeting will be with Mrs. B. J. HolUngsworth.

The club will have a Halloween social at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Max Chapman Saturday night. Mrs. Nell Hollingsworth is spending tew weeks with her son, Hark Hollingsworth in Fort Wayne.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stratton received word that their Infant granddaughter, Barbara Jean Dun- esor'MP been dismissed from the hocpttal in Indianapolis. Edward McClain is spending a tew days with her son in Ind. HALLMARK CARDS "ARE YOU LISTEMIN'" SWEET BOOK STORE A A blast of wind from a dryinr machine exhibited at the American Institute of Laundering convention in Cleveland startled Suzanne Kiley, a- dancer.

The machine was said to dry a skirt in 30 seconds. Father of 27 Feels cr of nCBr Santa Fe Mr It's Time to Call Halt FIFTEEN Ernest Clem of McGrawsville, were recent guests of John Ciena. Oct. 2 3 Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Whiteman Twenty-seven children of Fort Wayne were Sunday guests said Jeal Garland, TO, today after: of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hlnesley. his fourth wife, Emma, 35.

borei Mrs. Joe Martin has returned an eight-and-a-half-pound son. home after several weeks visit. Garland is the father of 20 girls with her sister near Losansport. and seven boys, eight of the chil-i Miss Betty Rayle and brother by the present Mrs.

Garland. I Lester, entertained friends at 7 "I never objected to having o'clock dinner. Following the din- while I was employed," he said, i Ule group enjoyed a theater "but now that I'm three score andlparty in Kokomo. 10 and can't work, it's time to call halt. MIAMI Journalists Praised At Franklin Meeting Franklin, Oct.

-Journalists of today have the same mettle as their predecessors who won the press its right of freedom, says Lee A. White, of the Detroit News. White, the newspapers public relations director, praised journal- isms martyrs last night before the Indiana High School Press Association at Franklin college. "Those men faced the problei-- of their day, and whatever the price, they paid it," said he. "Journalists of today will pay the same price for freedom of the press." He said the war was the direct result of censorship and declared: "The black plague of the twentieth century the blackout of 'in formation." The two-day, nineteenth annual convention of the High School Journalism organization ends today.

Horseback Speeder Fined $10 by Court Lynn, Oct. 23. In the first case of its kind in 40 years, William Myers, 21, of East Boston, a i $10 in district court today for speeding on horseback. A town ordinance in nearby Saugus limits horseback speed to nine miles an hour. Police testified Myers and John Mulligan, 20, of Chelsea, were going 25 miles an hour.

The case of Mulligan was continued until Dec. 29. Oscar I. Albertson (above), 43, a blacksmith and church elder In Los Angeles, was booked on suspicion of murder In the strange death of John Knietx, 54-year-old gardener. Mrs.

Kmetz, widow of the victim, told a coroner's Jury, her husband died a few minutes after taking two vigor-restoring pills received In the mail. Radio Tonight Finds Huge Puff Ball 'Clifford Martin brought to Tha Tribune office Thursday afternoon a puff ball of unusual size, which was found near Darrough Chapel, The large fungus measured 28 J4 inches in circumference. Reports Plants Stolen Miss Lena Klein, 1222 West Mulberry street, reports to the police a grass rug. and several flower pots stolen from her front porch Thursday night. Halloween revelers are blamed for the deed.

Reports Case Stolen Orville Hancock, Indianapolis, reported to the police the theft of his brief case from his automobile parked in the business area Thursday night. away. Mrs. Ward Smith and Charles Leffert -were enrolled as new members. Vocal solos were given by Mrs.

Dale Beck, accompanied by Miss Bess Poundstone the piano. A paper "Chem- urgy--Purpose and Philosophy" was given by Mrs. Verne Conn followed by the "Farm Chemurgy Council" in charge of Miss Minnie B. Sarig. -A-piano duet was played by Miss Sarig and Miss Poundstone.

Refreshments were served. Guests were Miss Cressah Hindbaugh, Mrs. Virgil Turner, Mrs. Dale Beck, Mrs. Will Forgey and Mrs.

H. V. Cummins. The November meeting will be held at the. home of.Mrs.

Duckworth with! the Camden Literary club as special guest. Mrs. Warren Bell has returned from an extended visit with her daughter and family in Indianapolis. Dr. R.

G. Feller and Dr. S. G. Gray attended a veterinarian's short course in Lafayette.

Mr. and. Mrs. Williamson entertained Monday evening with a dinner in honor of "Paul Butz of Virginia and Mrs. Audrey Butz.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sturgeon, celebrated -their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday at their home in Walton with a dinner, having as guests Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gripe of Young America, Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Turnpaugh' of Anoka, Mrs. Lett Tritt, Cyrus Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Garlan Sturgeon and Mr.

and Mrs. John Williams. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Hatfield, Mrs Don Hatfield and Miss Doris Leiter of South. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Leiter. Joseph Lee Burrows is improving at the Cass County hospital after an appendicitis operation. Homecoming service will be held in the Lutheran church Sunday, a basket dinner at noon. (Central Stnndnrd Time) News Broadcasts) 6:00 Amon Andy.

Wbbm. Prod Waring. WKv. Radio Fnnfnre, Wonr. of the World.

Wmaq. Radio Music. Wowo. Lanny Ross, tenor. Wbbm.

AI Pearce'n Cans. Wjr. Sports; Musical Entre. Wmaq. 7:00 Concert ProKrnm.

Wmaq. Smith Hour. Wtbrn. Auction Quiz. WIs.

Scramby Andy. Wlw. Jim Crowrey. Wen. 7:30 Information.

Please, Wmsq. Lone Rancer. Wen. Romance Rhythm. WIs.

8:00 Waltz Time. Wmnn. Heatter, Playhouse. Wbbm. Ganff Bustera.

Went-. 8:30 Undo Dot-house. Wmaq. First Niuhtcr. Wbbm.

Three Rinsr Time. Wen. Michael and Kitty. Wenr. 9:00 Win of Destiny.

Wmaq. Hollywood Premiere. Wbbm. Orc'n. Wenr.

9:30 Grand Central Station. Wmnd. Lum Abner. Wenr. 10:00 Mel Allen on Football.

Wbbm. Del Co'wtney Orch. "Peter Grint. Wlw. 10:15 Olimted Story Drama.

Wmaq. Count Orch. Wfbm. Affnira. Wlw.

10:30 Music for Everyone. Wmaq. Ramon Hamos Orch. Wbbin. Mntty Milneck Orch.

Wowo. Rivers Orch. Wmaq. Powell Orch. Wbbm.

Weather. Wlw. Harry James Orch. Wgn. Miami.

Oct. and Mrs. E. R. have had as guests, Mr.

and Mrs. John Hiatt of Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huston have as their house guest, Mrs.

Ray McCormick of Detroit. Mich. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Bird were Mr, and Mrs.

j-Floyd Bailey and family of West Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Mills had as guests at dinner this week, Prof. I Howattj of Francisville and James Stedmah east of Other visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. Ott Drinkwater and Mrs. Florence Mills, Mr.

and Mrs. Grau and Mr. and Mrs. i Harrison M.i!l a of Mrs. I Willard Phillipy and Mr.

and Mrs. Thurston Stedman of South Bend. Mrs. Elizabeth Clifton of Middletown is the guest of her son, the Rev. C.

V. Clifton and Mrs. Clifton. Mr. and Mrs.

John Oldfather entertained with a dinner in honor of their son, John Riley Oldfather, who left Wednesday for Fort: Bcn- jamin Harrison where he will be In training. Forty-eight enjoyed a dinner served at noon. The Rev. and Mrs. Amos Courtney, Mr.

and Mrs. Boycr of Walton, Jrs. Polly Comerford and daught- I A TODAY thru SATURDAY The most love story ever filmed! TYRONE POWER in Ibanei; SAND TECHNIC010RI I I NOW? TV SWELL PICTURES! I First City Showing! RICHARD ARUN wirii IVA OAIOR CAUOU NAISH NILS Plus-- Buck Jones In "WHITE EAGLE" --ALSO-- You'll gasp when you Nurse's Secret" REGIS XOOMEY Next week it laugh week! NOW thru SUNDAY Dial .1821 for Time of Shows! THE PETTICOAT TERROR OF tht OZARKS (She will Re. mind you of Scarlett O'Hara) Randolph hiK "WCBt- irn Union" formmice BH Sam Starr notorious! ffuerillci warrior; prcMiitinr Gene Ticrac? new, lovely and thrilling in role that for the first time the career of Btlle Starr, who deflud an army for love. Tho Bandit Quoon with RANDOLPH SCOTT GENE TIERNEY DAHA ANDREWS-JOHN SHEPPERD ELIZABETH PATTERSON -CHILL WILLS LOUISE BEAVERS Mass Meetings Barred.

Mass meetings have been barred form the Palace of Fine Arts- (National Theater) -which the Mexican Government built ib Mexico City. This includes meetings of "congressmen or the members of the Party. of the Mexican Revolution, dominator of Mexican politics. A presidential decree specifies that the' Palace may be used only for presentations of a cultural nature and official ceremonies. Wednesday On Our Stage Sensational! Tantalizing! ADA LEONARD And Her ALL-GIRL ORCHESTRA Watch For Special HALLOWEEN SHOW 3 First city Showing! A Million Thrills South of the Border! ROGER VIRGINIA PRYOB VAIJS i Present 20S, plus tax till 6:00 p.

Thrill As Police Trap the Queen of the Under- "SOUTH OF PANAMA" SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY "They Look At Me In the Stre "They Point At My Window "They Call Me-'That Hamilton Woman' GIRT." --Fins- Edgar Kennedy Comedy News and Quiz Game Kiddies Free Comic Books Till 3:00 p. m. TODAY SAT. Racketeer Rats who invade the range run into a roaring reception by the fightin'est fool in the West! Gun-blazing thrills in a bloody range TODAY and SATURDAY Double Features -GEORGE HOUSTON "LONE RANGER CROSSES THE RIO" PMIS--JUDITH BARRETT In "TELEVISION SPY" Peadwood Dick Hey Kiddies--LOOK! A 10? box Popcorn FREE to each boy or girl attending the Palace both Friday and Saturday. See me at the MID-N1TE SHOW SATURDAY NITE at 10:00 P.

M. SfJN, MON, TTJES. --Double Features-JOE E. BROWN MARTHA BATE In "$1,000 A TOUCHDOWN" TIM McCOY in "TEXAS MARSHALL" "Slap-Happy Porky" and tEON ERROL In "A Polo Phoney".