The Daily Reporter from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE GREENFIELD DAILY REPORTER, GREENFIELD. INDIANA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1961. MPLOY ANCGCK COUMTY EN MARK YOUR UNITED FUND PLEDGE CARD PLEDGE TO HANCOCK COUNTY UNITED FUND INC." We need your UF Pledge to Support our UF Agencies Help us make our 198 Goal $44,505.00 YOU ARE OUTSIDE HftHCOCK lfi: ifyn Sue Leary With Bob Khrush Approves East German Wheel Chair Artist Wins Highest Honor September Poorest 'For Sales of Autos 1HI1 WK.VHIIK Chicago, clear 75 57 iiv Tin: ASSOt PRESS Cleveland, clear 74 51 High Low Pr. Denver, clear 78 45 Albany, clear 62 50 Des Moines, clear 81 54 Albuquerque, clear 77 47 Detroit, clear 74 54 A'liva. clear 70 46 'Fairbanks, snow 30 26 .01 Bismarck, clear 82 30 Fort Worth, 75 54 62 52 i Helena, cloudy 78 47 tlo.

ur 53 Honolulu, cloudy 87 74 .02 LONDON (AP -Soviet Premier Khrushchev approved today the erectirn of the wall between East and West Berlin. This was not prising, since COUNTY RESCUE UNIT the East Germans closed East Berlin's border with West Berlin Aug. 13 immediately after the So-i viet bloc Warsaw members i ordered effective border controls Treble Clef Choir KANKAKEE. LI. Mari! Sue Leary.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leaiy. lit. 1.

Greenfield, lias been 'r nieir.Vrsh-p the Treble Clef Choir at O'lVt Na-aiere Celleie. accordina to an from Prof. Curtis Brady, cnairman trie Division Fine Arts. The choir, made up of forty select voices, will perform at se eral functions during the collide year. Among its appearances will be the participation in the annual presentation of "The Messiah" during the Christmas season.

They will make a concert tour of the during the spring semester. K.Cri; make i ri Paul Edwards has come is hor.i" Mr. and. G. Fuwok'o.

Diana Ly Gai Lee and Roberta Jean, ol Greenfield. Indiana. Route 5. Ricky Paul was born October 4. It.Oi.

at tiie Hancock County Memorial Hospital. He weighed 7 10 oz. at birth. DETROIT -AP' was tite poorest car tlu- yea Feptembei 1 ii' v. Ai.

Thu: -day totaled 351 temjiive Reports Domes' ic errs "04. with ITlj.or,:' of final 10 days when the new went en duction? were slightly year, b-at September 422. 2S4. General Motors deale per CL'it- of all sales, with 45.I per cent- in A took "3. a sair.st 32.6 Ill later 3 sales ast iiit made 4o compared agist.

Ford in August: 130: An. i 8.1 and Chrysler 12.7 Motors 74 a- Stadebake: 0.0. acriara 1 again- Week-llnd (iuest Miss Marilia Ann Murphy is spending the week-end the guest, of Miss Caiyl Baker, student at Ball State Teachers' Colleg'e. Muncie. DALLAS.

Tex. AP Richard H. Rogers, confined to a wnrrl-chair. won top honors Thursday night in the Texas painting and sculpture competition. Rogers.

20. injured in an aT.c accident five years ago. received SI .000 for a 175-pound 8-fcot tali welded-steel figure called Golgotha. It is an imaginative interpretation of the crucifixion. Rogers, of San Antonio, has both legs paralyzed and his hand movements are limited.

He is a junior at Trinity University in San Antonio and has been studying sculpture less than a year. His work of art. which won the prize from 515 other entries by Texas artists, is fashioned out of used pipe, old bumpers, pieces of bent fenders and c-ther steel items from the junk yard. A welding melted the parts together. His brother Will Rogers III or a friend moved the sculpture when necessary.

STARTING SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1961 Starting at 1:00 P. M. RfAR STUDEBAKER GARAGE 900 Block Ecst Main Street, Greenfield ALL PRCCEFIDS TO HANCOCK COUNTY EMERGENCY RESCUE FUND SPORT IN' Da well Hartley, a senior at New Talestme Hish School, has accepted our offer to be our sports reporter for athletic events at his school He'll be ably assisted by Dick Richwine and Student Manager John Bundy. By the way. the carrot-topped athlete is probably the most popular young mean at his school for he now drives a "8 T-Bird.

The Charlottesville Easles won the Hancock County Conference cross country meet yesterday on the Greenfield Country Club course. Led by Alan Holdens 9:47 for the 1.9 course, teammates Morris ana Mooney helped garner the 21 points for the winners. Second place went to Vernon Township. Hancock Central was 3rd. Wilkinson 4th.

Mt. Comfort, 5th and New Palestine (ith. Vernon Township and Hancock i Central will battle it out for the; Hancock County Conference Base- i bail title today on the Fcrtville i diamond. Wilk nson and New Pal-! Intersection Roads 9 52 at rOUNTAlNTOWN. INDIANA DRJVE-iN THEATRE Friday, Saturday, Sunday Oct.

67 8 GUY MADISON in -rnn a5 Dfia" Wi.CljyU Ci tC6iISCI KlVCl In Color AND ALFRED HITCHCOCK, ANTHONY PERKINS in tmextftttMr CONTINUOUS FROM 2:00 P. CONTINUOUS FROM P. ONE SHOWING ONLY 1 I I M. M. By BOB CARROLL estine will also meet today at New Palestine to decide third and fourth places in the final standing.

Project West Ford Planned Late in '61 i WASHINGTON i AP i A bell tiny copper needles the government plans to shoot into oi bil 2.000 miles above the earth will not interfere with scientific observations or space flights, scientists have told President Kennedy. The idea of the venture, known as 'Project West Ford" and planned for later this year, is to test the feasibility of a long-range communications system. The 75 pounds of hairlike copper filaments, to be placed in orbit from a satellite, arc to act as a reflector of radio signals. The project, approved by the White Hca.se in August. has aroused strong opposition from some scientists who fear the filaments may interfere with astro- nomica studies and measure- ments.

A special panel of the President's Science Advisory Committee was directed to investigate. The panel, headed by Dr. John W. Tukey. Princeton University mathematician, made its report Thursday.

YANK KM GO HOMK As lines were being drawn for tllc battlr between the Confederate land Union forces in a tug of war on the courthouse lawn at 9:15 p.m. tonight. Confederate General Jas-j per McCullers issued a call for 'recruits. All merchants south of U.S. 40 were urged to join the southern ranks, since, according to McCullers, he was fearful that the Union forces outnumbered the Rebels.

SUNDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Thurs. P. M. and SATURDAY T0H1TE MONDAY I of "LOVE IN A GOLDFISH BOWL" SVI SHOOT Sf. Tommy SANDS FABIAN Jan STERLING to stop the flood ol escaping refugees.

Khrushchev also predicted a German peace treaty would be signed soon but without specifying whether he meant between the Soviet Unlcn and East Germany alone. He has threatened to sign such a treaty before the end of the year. Khrushchev's views were stated in a telegram to East German Communist leaders' on the 12th anniversary of their regime, and was reported in a Tass news agency story broadcast by Moscow. The broadcast coincided with the arrival in East Berlin of Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikcyan as the principal guest the anniversary In his arrival 'a.

Mikoyan said an East German peace treaty would stabilize peace in Central Europe, but he also made no reference to any time limit for signing such a treaty. Nuclear War Has Mo Defense Says Hr. MOSCOW 'AP Mrs. Nikila Khrushchev told a group of West- ein "peace marchers" today that the Soviet Union was making no effort to build air raid shelters, "Thee is no defense in a nu- clear war." said Nina Khrush- chev. the wife of the premier, i "Therefore we are not building i any bomb shelters.

We are not i getting ready." Mrs. Khrushchev made her re- i marks after spending ai hcur ex-i changing pleasantries and debat-' ii'T di a a the ers. who arrived here Tuesday, The debate took place at Mos- cow's "House of Friendship." where Mrs. Khrushchev's aides served tea. chocolate and apples.

Most of the marchers did their best to Mrs. Khrushchev that, if the world refuses to dis-' arm. one country should set a gocd example by discarding all its armaments. Mrs. Khrushchev declined to agree, "We do not want to be the only I ones who throw our bombs into the ocean," she said, She added that in the past 40 years, the Soviet Union has had many unfortunate experiences with war and does not want to be in a position where it could be trampled upon again.

Thirty-one persons from the United States and Western Eluropc participated in the march, which began in December of last year in San Francisco. Among those having tea with Mrs. Khrushchev were: Bea Herrick of Chicago. Millie Gilbertsen of New York. Jules Rabin of New York, and Regina Fischer of New York, mother of U.S.

chess phampicn Bobby Fischer. Home From Trip Mrs. Margaret Brown has returned from a two weeks" motor trip which took her to points of interest in the East including New-York City and through the New-England states. She reports the tour as a most pleasurable experience which she made in company with Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Williams and Mrs. Agnes Shultz of Danville, 111. Greenfield Commandery No. 39, Knights Templar Annual inspection Saturday, October 7. Order of Temple, 3:00 p.m.

in Temple: Banquet. p.m.. Memorial Building: basement; Public inspection. 8:00 p.m., Memorial Building auditorium. Wm.

H. Reason, V. P. Worland, Rec. E.C.

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