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E. Deluxe TV $189.95 a K. CMFLOf EFH CM tsar rwns4M AaaWisBms Bsc LOilLIV'S v--w WEDNESDAT EVEMLN3 8 30 Oarctmaat, IS HISTORIC LAMVMARK Grouseland, home of President William Henry Harrison when he wa governor of the Indiana Territory at Vincennes, lnd, has been designated national historic landmark by the Department of Interior. Emit in 18Q3-04. the mansion was the first brick building west of the Alleghenies.

it is owned and maintained by Francis Vigo Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution. I Sea Runt, 15 Wyatt Earp. 33 Mr. Magoo, 21 1:05 21 Eve Report, 21 Top Joey Bifhop, 33 9:00 Hawaiiaa 7 LS ABC Eve Report, 21 Perry Coma, 33 7:30 Alvia Show. 15 Steve AGea, a Wagoa Train, 33 I 00 Father Knows, 15 Mrs.

G. 10 00 Circle, naked City Kewhart. Zl -Bob 33 More than (53.067 VS. passports were issued or renewed in 1M0, as increase of It i over 133. Residents of New York.

California. Illinois and New Jersey obtained passports, or a per cent of the total issued and renewed. Gathering, Storing Nuts LAFAYETTE What's more fun than cracking and eating nuts around a roanng fire sites a gale is bkramg outside? Many Hoosiers caa enjoy this winter pastime since tbey have nut trees on their property or caa vasit a rural friend who owns a snods. at her only ripe black walnuts and butternuts which have a soft huIL say Purdue I'srversity horti-eulturisls. Remove the hulls so that the hikes won't discolor the kernels.

Wash the nuts and spread them out to dry as a warm place until the kernels snap wheat broken. Store at 9 degrees la closed containers. One of the world's largest areas of Indian writings or petroghptu hs IcatBd a few miles from Alamo-1 gordo. 1 li'cvYcriilliiGr, II. J.

Governor up To Vcliri GOP Mitchell Favored In New Jersey Race By ratted Pitas awVeraalasaal Voters across the aatioa went to the poDs today ia scattered ofl-year elect ions. The Democrats and Repdburaos appealed Ukrty to share the big political prams at stake mayor of New York City and governor of New Jersey. A turnout at about raw miHion Ik I'Szrczrd S. Ilspr ill IM Rites Wednesday For Union Township Native Mrs. Margate Sarah Noyer, 73, of 13617 Bass Road.

Aboite (own-chip, A Ilea county, died at 4: IS p.m. Monday at her residence. She had been hi failing health for the pari four yean and confined to her bed for the last four weeks. Mrs. Noyer wa horn February IS, 1888 in Union township to William and Eliabteta Harshbarger Graves.

She married John Cleveland Noyer on May 4. 1910 and tbey went to housekeeping hi Dun-fee. She had lived in the community for the past SI years. She was a member of the Dunfee Christian Church, the Adult Bible Class and the Naomi Rebekah Lodge 723 at Dunfee. Mr.

Noyer died November Zl. 1958. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Geraldene N. Spurtork, AboiU Allen county; two grandchildren.

Eugenia Spuriock. and Connie Spuriock: a brother. Harvey Graves, Columbia township, and two sisters, Mrs. Orpha Hart, Elkhart and Mrs. Guy Puttnan, Columbia City.

Friends may call at the J. A. DeMoney and Son Funeral Home after OO this evening. Naomi Bebekah Lodge of Dunfee will bold Twilight Memorial services at 8.90 p.m. Tuesday.

Funeral services will be at 2.00 n. Wednesday at the funeral home, the Rev. Raymond PetUt, Zanesville, former pastor of the Dunfee Christian Church, offtciat-mg. Burial will be in the Green-lass Memorial Park, AOea county. MMPPs.

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Available in 4 colors chrome. SPTOAL SALE PKITC 2J tjectrw eon i sollm eT DeTlfEJ Vl HTria I sue 9 rsllE I el MX ajcwCwE Colombia City, lnd. David Lawrence Funeral Held Here Memorial services were held in the J. A. DeMoney and Son Funeral Home at 10:00 a.m.

Monday for David A. Lawrence, 80, former res dent of Thorncreek township, who died Saturday afternoon at Portsmouth, Ohio. The Rev. Thomas Wel-gand, pastor of the Trinity Methodist Church, officiated at the services. A ten-minute prelude of sacted music was played on the funeral home organ by Mrs.

B. V. Widney. The casket bearers were Howard Meredith Kepler, Charles Spauld-ing, Richard Spaulding, Thomas Boggs. Ira Fisher and Wallace Western.

Committal services and Interment followed at the South Park cemetery. Find Mi Fcr Services were held as the J. A. DeMoney and Son Funeral Home 1:30 p.m. Monday for Mra.

Goklie Kyler Douglas, 71, a former resident of Big Lake, who died Friday morning in a Fort Wlyne krtpiUL The Rev. Marion R. Sh rover, former pastor of the First Church God, officiated. Mrs. Garland Ward of Larwill played the organ the services nshvg "Win There Any Stars la My Crown," "The Old Rugged Cross" and -Beyond The Sunset" as a part of the prelude and posttode music.

The casket bearers mere Lloyd Kyler, Harold Kyler, Henry Vogley, Edward Vogley, Harry Taylor and Richard Taylor. Committal rites followed at the South Whitley cemetery. Dvnfre Lodge Rates Twilight memorial services for Mrs. Douglas were held at I 00 p.m. Sunday la the funeral home Naomi Rebekah Lodge No.

723 Dunfee. Mrs. Dougias was a charter member of the lodge. The services were hi charge of Mrs. Helene Giant, Noble Grand; Mrs Gertrude Campbell, Vice Grand; Mrs.

Blanche B. Strand, Chaplain; Mrs. Geraldiae Zetmmer, Organs. Mrs. Clyde Schey.

Pa Noble Grand; Mrs. Grace W'rigt. Past Noble Grand; Mrs. Ehae Shivery, Right Supporter. Noble Grand; Mrs.

Helen Buschanaa, Secretary; Hnc Vn Ivifc Vntvv. Mrs. Rosa Xiermaa, Mrs. Eva Cnwd Mrs. Margie Vogely.

Mrs. Hazel Sever and Miss CeraWane CroweS. A number of friends from Betfiel Re-bt-kah Lodge No. 382 of Land at tended the services. WOLF LAKE Mas aters.

S7, sen-ice station operator here, was found dead as his borne Monday by his brother Cart, laving died as result of asphyxiation. It is thought that death occurred Saturday. arfter a mattress caught fire. Counts Coroner Mas Sneary, of A villa conducted a hearing with Ihe above report on cause Water death. His wife and a son and daughter wet in Lafayette at the time of the death.

The funeral will be held at the Miser Funeral Home in Album at o'clock Wednesday afternoon, with burial in the Wolf Lake ce metery. at Vvi ttaf 4f Wjr w7 1961 4J- EVENING Giilis. IS 11:00 PhO WOson, 15 ABC News, 21 News. Weather, 33 11:12 The Weather, 21 11:15 Award Th 15 Sporta Today, 33 11:17 Wrestling. 21 11:20 Jack Paar, 33 Breed, 21 Me, 15 Moore, 15 33 lit: 30 David Brinkiry.

33 11:00 Phil Wirt. 15 ABC News, 21 News, Weather, 33 Eye, 21 11:12 The Weather. 21 CoDecc, Hi 1:15 Award TV. 15 Sports Today, 33 Th. 15 hi 17 Mystery.

21 11 20 Jack Paar, 33 flee. CA Pat. Cff I By taited Presa lnteraatisaail BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Birmingham Police Commissioner Eugene Connor on word that the S. Jos-tire Department was investigating the arrest of a bus terminal manager for serving Negroes in the station's cafeteria: "I Just hope whoever is nuking this probe doesn't vtoUte any of our laws or we'll pot him ia south-side jaO." VAN KITS.

CaU Los Angeles fireman and veteran pilot Bad Kelson, telling what he saw froas the air: "I ve never seea so many bowses barnmg hi my life On one pass I coonted at least 25 homes bnraing at one time htst a fen the aatioa will eventaafi' tarn to eiectiw cars: "Electro: cars wB pmducie the mmimasa amoeat of ajri poBa-tjoa." WASHINGTON Presidet Ke- ia a message to President Kekkonra: "We will never cease oar ef forts ia pat-Mi of peace with Justice for al i 1 li.i In il.als Ten What WcvlJ Hcppen L'nder The Reds Ey JFttET UIVDAIXB tinted Puss liru-ruUnnal WASHINGTON tn endangered Laos, where countless thousands cant reed, American officials have scored a big antt-Communtst ti by revjvmg an ancient Las art form. These are tiie motilnm, three-maa teams of trouhndors who roam Lao villages telling the people is song and verse what would happen if the Communists seized power. Communism doesn't mesa much hi the abstract for the two million Laos. So the gaily dressed moiiUm regale the villagers with earthy stories comparing the iteds with a bossy sister-in-law or a man whs cant make love. Ifrtnf s.rt Farm The mnhlam art form was 4ying three years ago.

Then a bright down the broad Mekong River. Moving in backward areas Infested by Communist -led Pathet Lao guerrillas, they deflate seductive Communist promises ol topis by comparing the Pathet Lao to a man who lost his arm. "The man is unhappy." they sing. "But he goes around saying how happy he is because he does not have to work hard. To be happy line me, cut nff your arm and we'll all be armless and happy he says." ImI at Pathet Lao The Laa villagers understand.

They hoot at tae Pathet Lao. Even Bumeardner. a 36-year oW USB ot ficer whose home is in Arlington. often traveled with the mohlam and made films ol them. Bumgardner's home address is N.

Sta fiord St In a country where iUheraey fcs high and where only lour towns have a rehatrte postal service, mohlam music is the best way to reach the Lao villagers, he said Tom Honto haf been elected vice-preMent of the Tri Alpha Dramaiir club at Manchester College where he is tumor student mmjoring to education. A graduate of Larwill high school, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hontz. Short EG; Arrest Is Ikds 41-Year-Old Banker Charged Ey The FBI EVANSVTLLE tUPll FBI agents Monday arrested former assistant cashier at the Tennyson National Bank la their investigation of a shortage believed in excess of IS3.0G0.

Norman Gerald Hoskinson. 41. Tennyson, was charged specifically with five counts of making false entries la the bank records amounting to 3.225. The FBI said the part time Baptist preacher admitted taking $20,000 for Investment in a business venture. Hoskinsua.

who earned t2.Sso yearly, held the position for 22 years an til his discharge Aug. 15 when the shortage ni discovered during a routine examination by national bank examiner. Hoskinson surrendered to the FBI at Evansville and appeared before United States Cotntnis-siooer Carl Boserker. He was freed on 85.990 bond pending action by a federal grand hiry. Authorities said the books are being audited to determine the exact amount taken, although they said the sum was more than 393 om Assistant S.

Attorney Philip R. Melangtoa Jr. said the htvesU-gatioa may involve other persons. The shortage was accumulated over a nine-year perhsf. Tennyson is located about 30 miles east of EvansviHe.

Reds Fbx On kilvcrj-iiY Of lolslsevik Revolution; Porade New Wecpons MOSCOW tCPtl The Soviet Ca-km today paraded new tanks and snoetle rockets throngh Red Sqaare and Defrr.ue Minister Marshal Roda Mabnovsky cUimed that Soviet eapotiry and torfc-stione is "the best is the world." Mahnovsky stood atop the Lenis nassolnmi with Premier Kiktta Khroshchrv and ottier Son officials to review a five hour denv enKtratkai ad parade rwr.im-mo-ra-mg the Wth anniversary of tbe Bah'hevlt Fwohjaoii. rormer Sm-Kt Premier Josef 9iihVs hrrffy was removed from ton Jut la vwek at Vat end of the 22nd Soviet Communist party nonpress at whirs he as post-bumotifcly humihate4. Dini iue New Weapaas The Soviet twwi agency Tans rtvmg a t'uuning account of the parade, described "new cofnb.it rockets, sever before sees by Muscovites." "Huye cars with rocket imaaBa-tkms oew formidable weapon of the Soiet army slowly drove past the guest sxands Tass said. "New tanks also were demos-strated. Capable of surmounting any obstacle on hind and tn water, toey are equipped with de-s'lces which snase it possible to discover the enemy in daytime and at ciEiit, sn rain, fog and snow." Tass dewriled otlwr weapons as "gigantic strategic rockets.

Junior sisters of those used to launch and orbit since shins." and "antiaircraft rockets resembling fantastic birds With silvery wings." Message Trass Kennedy The Soviet press published anniversary messages from President Kennedy, Commurait China and mam other nations and world figures hut none from Albania which has become an outcast to Soviet eyes for its timiinist ways. Malniovfifcy said the Sovwt government was determined to safeguard mankind agamst the horror of Thermonuclear war and tnuv was working persistently tor easing international tensions and general and complete disarmament. Whitley County Kcirpifsl Notes Admitted Wawday Mrs. Charles Wootes. 511 Main John Parker.

1. Larwill Christy Walker, 4 Mrs. Don Sheets. I Lester ill, Columbia City Martin Conner. 2t Eat Market Mrs George Bodges, i.

SouUi Whitley Michael GrsdVless, larwit Claude Wniriedce, 5 Marilyn GbH. 1, South Whttlej Mrs. Arthur Bates. Hi Whitkn Jimmy Ptiillins. r7 East Ellswortti Patricia King.

J. Fort Wayne Dale Quran. Areola Admitted Wand.y wirs. Clarence Blew 1, 'Lees- burg Kim Sh. 2.

Syracuse Mrs. hnhert Bosstick. and son. orth Webster Mrs Lsrry iHimsmi and daugb ter, 2. Piereeino Mrs.

James W. Lonabaugh, S. Warsaw Jacs MrCsnneH. 1. Cborubuseti Mrs WUbur Shank, Chum-buses Cheryl Brown, 7 Leon reQiiittot, Fort Wayne rtiptm rn srrsBpru Crm.IIRi TO M1IT The Whitley County Council for SchBo! on Tiortii Line street.

C.tiest speaiier 1U he Chsriei. Collms. supervisor of vocational re-hahiJttatwii at the Port Wayne StU school. fnfo Modern life Think Us Crazy Token To England From Threatened Isle By HABIT FERGL'SOIf I' sited Press International LONDON lUPIl For about a week now 262 persons from another world have been living la the midst of our 20th Century civUtulion. They are too polite to say so.

but there is strong evidence Ihey la ink all of as are crary. The 262 persons an toe entire population of Tristan Da Cunha. a dot of an island in the South Atlantic about half way between Argentina and the southern tip of Africa. Last month a volcano on the island erupted and the British government rescued all the inhabitants, brought them bete and settled them ia aa abandoned army camp tn Surrey. Abruptly these people were thrown into contact with things they had never seen before automobiles, television, railroads, refrigerators, telephones, nylon stockings, traffic tights, cosmet ics and policemen.

Already they are homesick for Tristan Da Cunha, and their tragedy is that they probably never will be able to go home. Like or not, they are stock with modem civiliza tion. Among the things tney are learning painfully: little Disease IssaraaRy There is something called the rommoa cold. None of them has built ap any immunity to dis- seases. A dozea of them already have caught coUs and there are tw cases of Jaundice.

Yoa cannot walk freely areand Britaia the way yoa caa around Trisua Da CaiaSa. They are being taught to took sap for light at street Intersections, fat red. yon halt or else ret klDed. The tall asaa the Mae sat and Woe bebnet who furtU entrance to their camp I is-fcccmaa. and be at there to keep them from being toUjeied by carious persons who seem to regard them as animals ia a caa There were ao policemen ia Tristan Da Canha, no crime and an jafl- Some British newspapers refer to TrHaa Da Cunha as "the loneliest place as the world." That is stretching tfangs a bit because ships did cat there ecca-skmaSy and somebody even had started a crayfish canning far-.

lory. But it was one the lonesome outposts of tlie modem world an( trs people WirteS to wrest living out of the soil. Ia IBIS the British posted a garrisoa at Tristaa Da Cunha be cause Napnleoa Bonaparte was living out hit lite to exile an St Helena. Just to he north. When Napoleon died, all tbe garrison returned to England except Opt William Glass, his colored wife, his children and tw other tnea.

Shipwrecked sailors landed there and settled tiowa. Five women were brought ia from Africa to marry tbe sailors and provide homes. AS Kelatnf All inhabitant of Tristan Da Cun ha are members of on of these families Glass, Haean. Swam. Green, Rogers, Repetto and La- vareilo.

Anthropologists have been curious far years as to wiry there was no apparent deterioration because of inbreeding. The people developed a dialect about half way between Australian and Cockney. The words "outside world" come out "houtside vorld" Their future is undecided. There is strong feeling among them that they should stay together and they may be settled on one of the islands off Scotland. In the meantime there is going to have to be a long period of adjusting to modern life.

Anybody wrto i cares to do so is welcome to an-j ewer this Question asked by SB-j year-old Willy Keppeto. head man I on the island, when he got his first glimpse of London crowds: "Why is everybody in such a hurry and why doesn't anybody seem to smile?" tirrhs Whitley Cmmty RrapitaJ CARPENTER Tilr. and Mrs. Gnrdmi ramcinr 2. Syracuse, a son, Gordon Greg ory, oom at a.m., November 7.

The baby welched eieht mmric one-half ounce. The mother is the "irmer Marrta Lee Shock. They have a daughter. CilKRAD A son, Don Wayne, was horn to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Conrad at 8 18 a.m., November 4. The buoy weiirhed six pounds, one-half ounce. The mother is the former Esther Estelle Burnett. They also have a son. GFYEK Mr.

and Mrs. David Geyer, 1, HuntingUm, are parents of a son, Kody James, born at 11 96 November 4 The batiy weighed six pounds. 10 ounces. The mother is the former Louise Ann Shaw. This is their second son.

To improve fishing In Hawaii, the Fish and f.amt Department is constructing artificial reels out of old cars. The underwater Junk pile will be stocked with snappers and groupers. la New Jersey former Labor Secretary Jaases P. MAchd was favored to beat Democrat Richard J. Hughes to give fee GOP the governorship wow held by Robert Umm IVawMTit .1 wmjc OT -w www ZM-aa lum.

tentioa from a national strndpoint and could have a hearing oa the 196 presidential race, there ah were bwndreds of cither state and local elections. Caaatiiasiinnl Aasswaaiiaai Along with setpcting local and I state officials, voters ia many arreas wxre deciding ea a variety i of constltutionid amendments and Other statewide prapositiasis. Ohio and New Jersey voted cm plans for keeping the state government operating in rase of tss-clrar attack. Another CBxis proposal would authoriie aa atomic-age reorganizatioa of the state militia, making womea eligible for service A congressional race featured tiie Michigan balloting. The Democrats, who won a special Texas election Saturday, were avored to pick up another Bouse seat with Lurian JJ.

Nedzi expected to defeat Republican Walter Czartuctu ia Michigan's Frm District, covering part of Detroit. Virginia elects a governor and other state officials. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Albertis S. Harrison was an oedf-on favorhe over GOP nominee H. Clyde Pearson in as election expected to draw fewer than one-third of tbe eligible voters to the polls, ftapresne Cant tUttte In Pennsylvania there was one statewide contest with Democrat Anne X.

Alpern running against Republican Henry X. O'Brien or a 21-year term on the State Su preme Court. Pennsylvania voters also were asked to decide on That offer cvei arrc.sve eews 1 19 19 cups oJ deB-rkxrs cofee. Keeps ric V.adt coppef, nkl nd chrome plated inside and STEAM Of? titer mon Beeutitu) new design. Ekcltv wiv Steam-Flow Vents ve in cushion of rolling steam.

Wot in 30 sec-crds. S-XAM in 2 minutes. Steams longer holds more wwler. Button nocks; Thumb Tip Control I tJt tRONMASTTR aary moti Lightest Sb'NEERNI iron made weighs only 2 lbs. Hot in 20 seconds, reacttes temrwratu-e for 40 seconrts.

Thumb Tip Control, Super-Smooth Sole-piste, Button Nooks. SPECIAL SAW? PEWTE S14 i sum I I i I sriaV a TGNNGY'S a constitutional amendment which i field officer of the VS. Informa-would permit the governor to nue- ltjon Service (USlSl, searching for ceed himself. I ways to get across his message, Kentucky, where the Ttrmncratt; hit on the idea of mohuim teams are dominant, was electing half of three Hohlam tenms. each its state Senate and all at its state Pd tMO a month, travel up and fh tamous speed, com-- end treedom Pie L3y Sunbeam Haw Oryer pit new portability end storage srce tar the cap and hose.

Beie only. Your Factory AUTHORIZED Decler Routs Mala fit. Opea Evnongs I anoi rue CwiUil tstlr4 tapPwc mi i Phone 122 i Jr it representatives Atone with New York, nia-jor pities holding partisan municipal elections included Oakland, Hartford and Bridgeport, Louisvffle. Buffalo. N.

Cleveland 'Voungstown and Akron Ohio, and Pittsburgh, Pa Nonpartisan elections were taking place in Cincinnati and Toledo. Ol, Bait Lake City, Utah, and San Francises. In Representatives of the North Central Indiana York Bite association at a dinner meeting Monday night at Howard's restaurant, Syracuse, laid plans for the spring festival, an event to he held in fhr Masonic Temple at Warsaw. For several years the convocation events have been in Goshen. The prtng York Rite festival, which Includes all degrees and orders in York Rite Masonry throw the Command" ry.

is to be on Wednesday, May i. and upon two Saturday. May am) 12. On the final date ladies of the York Rite members will be entertained. Kenneth E.

Gibson, commander of Columbia City tommandery, te president of the association and Thomas J. Hem ley is currently serving as secretary treararrf They and other York Rite hen, from Columbia City attended the plaiining dinner, among them Walter Binder. Boyre Smith, Thomas HudMm. James Hudson, Carter Diffendarfer, Edwin Mettzier, Iai-hert Gibson. srro AL wlm.

rucE es rursavNCX ak.scrstic swamrst The only Feminine peetrk Shaver to eomfc- spd and ctpsewss witn fentle protection. Cjrclusnae war-rjian Rotlers" insunj com-fortabie froomtng. I sale rRirr Dectic App'ionces Wade nrwfr5w3 avucTsnc swavtsi ydus'v evirtomatic lusting Rollers adjust up nd drtwn to shave any face -any beard close, comfort ably and fast. srrax Cwe Sonbeent-the Best MCfnOnSl ItDiO'inn Weonertay at Oie finoommit Admitted Manday Michael Myers. 2.

South Whitley flHmmwed Msnday Mrs. Asa Wntte. Tiorth Elm I Mrs. 11a McDermott, Churubusco I ks wI It wi Wika bi 1 I NATIONAL SELECTED MOETiaS.