The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 13

Indiana Evening SawM, Friday, March Ut Stolen Car ReturnedOK National Guard ttntu Wlrffftl Alert Town Rules 73 Dogs Just Too Many alerted begin evacotUon 1 WM MITISH COLUMIIA iLwruiuiiJ V. if JmlU hi ii 1 1 I HTt-iJJ f.tf el ATLANTA, Ga, (AP) A tele seme; 11 In Miss. To Flood Threat groea liava fled to higher 4sjf(dff 1 DALLAS, Tex. answer nauio nation wrisy, sstwItwasTj to complaints by 10 neighbors. ly damaged by tha FahrWry-yK Dist.

JucTgo Pains L. Bush held HATTIESBURG, MISS. (AP)- phone, rang In the used car tot's office and Larry Yates, an employe, answered. "You see that white car parked nut In front?" the caller asked Thursday. Yates replied that he did.

"Well, It's yours," the caller said and hung up. Yates called police and an investigation revealed that the auto had been stolen from the com- Thursday that 71 dogs are just The Weather Bureau put Hattlea-I CT, HI. started moving all IU equrpit i loo many around ono home. The neighbors asked an Inlunc- ourg residents on a standby basis for evacuation of lowlytng areas Thursday night as the Leaf and Bouie rivers continued to rise. tlon forcing Mr.

and Mrs. W. Rex Cromwell ta reduce their canine flock to two within a month. They The city, located in southeast to nigner ground. The Weather Bureau aatd dowAV pours expected In i sever thun derstorm alert extending tmtll.

dawn Friday would probably make the river rise farter. Only poisonous ant tha Australian platypus and the North American short-tailed shrew. Drotestcd asrnlnst reoealed harkJpsny 11 months earlier. Officers Mississippi, hasn't yet completed log and said conditions were un- "i's 11 nad been returned by thejmopping up operations from dls- sanitary. imicf in excellent condition.

astrous flooding five weeks ago Judge Bush told lawyi-ra for; "cn orougnt it bacic wimwhlch ten 5.000 homeless and both aides to work nnl tiniRood Ur "nk filled wlthlthree dead. I by Monday or "I will then detective W. Smith'Si der my own decision." PEACE UNE United StteCanada Good Will Week, April 23-29, commemorates the 144-year-old pact which set up the demilitarized boundry between the two nations. Honoring the line of friendship, the Kiwanli International has set up 32 bronze Peace Markers, inset left. Their locations are shown on map, extending from Washington and British Columbia to Maine and New Brunswick.

While the neighbors contended the Cromwclls had 100 to 300 docs. Mrs. Cromwell told the court "as of right now there are 73." She Inherited 211 dogs at her mother's death five years ago, Mrs. Cromwell said and "I had 42 of my own at the time." Kiwanis Places Peace Markers ers are of bron7.c, some of granite. i nciT are now winy-urn Kiwsn- (he firm "peace morker" was Is-spnitsorod pence markers along erected on the Amhassndor Bridge deemed necessary to interfere In nn way with the peaceful passage The dates of Canada U.S.

Good- Hnvc Your Upholstery Kugs Cleaned By DURACLEAN Revives Colors Enlivens Pile Cleans Safely Use Everything The Same Day! No Shrinking No Soaking; No Harsh Scrubbing-No Harmful Soaps Also Moth Proofing DURACLEAN of Indiana 339 Elm Street HO 5-60M after 6 P. M. She added there arc personality problems in reducing the number. "I must find the right family for the right dog," Mrs. Cromwell said, "ft the dog is not a happy Will Week Include April 28th, which is the anniversary of the signing of merchantmen of either country.

file inrcc thousand mile Canada-between Detroit, Michigan, and llnlted States harder, each one wilMlsor 0ntario. tlPtllrnifitl In rnmn nn I Ii This agreement can and could of the Rush-Bngot Agreement in 1817. Tins agreement is me sole dog, then the family won't be happy." peaceful nelghhnrllncss n( the two Each the countries, according to Ross Shat- legend: "This unfortified Dnundry for. President of the Kiwanis Club Line between the Dominion of Con- legal basis for our three thousand miles of unfortified boundry. It Theodore Roosevelt made "White virtually demilitarizes the boundry nf Indiana.

The announcement and the United States of House" the official name of the be terminated by a simple six months notice on the part of cither signer. Gond-WiJI Week observances, like the peace markers themselves, arc designed to reaffirm and dramatize the friendship between the United States and Canada. a between the United States and made at the time of the 1961 ob-Amcrica should quicken the re- Canada by calling for a Hmlto sr-rvnn of Canada U.S. Good- membrance of the more than executive mansion in Washington, DC. Will Week which is scheduled fnrX-cntury old friendship between lion oi naval vessels on we wat "srARG-Lbvv'il the period April El April 20.

Can-itnee countries a lesson of peace erways between the countries, and Instructing those which arc Oimd-Will Week, although nations. some oi mo mam- onv.inntcd bv Kiwanis, now-cninvs Wide participation In both coun victed, fined $100 each and given 'noss district during the Easter 30-day suspended jail sentences, shopping season. Police ordered Justice Dept. tries. The pence markers, each An appeal is planned.

ithem to remain 20 feet apart so which 1ms been creeled iiy Kiwan A Justice Department statement "ot 10 iramc. icnters Miss. is cluhs nn opposite sides of the issued In Washington I Negro and white members of said reports from the FBI and lo common border, working in ccrl, are located al all principle IQC6 V-ClSS the Committee on Racial Equality cal leaders in Jackson indicated picketed three variety stores In pnrui oi qniry. iwo ni mrm arc locnird nivny from the border- one Negro was beaten by a civilian, not a police olficer, and that the civilian was arrested and Nawett txcHng Diamond fUng (or tha Brid Sleek, slender, aptarv. drousl For her.

becoma she it modern as tomorrow our "Starglow ring with a mognificent large diamond reflecting Its radiance In the newest of settings! In choice of yellow or white gold, dust downtown New Orleans, protesting segregated lunch counters. By HIE ASSOCIATED PRESS one In Washington. D.C., and one at the site of Mount Eisenhower The Justice Department has i Signs they carried read "Don't launched an inveailaatlon inio a charged with assault and battery. In the Canadian Rockies. aisiurnance at jacKson, in "nv tcluivcu H.iurum:i:!i At Danville, Va three Negro The idea for the peace mark nn.

tJiuii. muin rini--lfrOm rCSDOIlsih II leaders in Jack- ANNOUNCING Opening For The Tenth Season APRIL 2 "GOLDEN YOKE" LUTHERSBURG.PA. Phone JU 3-3841 Call For Party Reservations We Specialize In Chiclcen-Turkey-Ham i ri 'M" shepherd dogs to disperse that no unnecessary force will clergymen and a seminary student staged a TA hour sit-in at a variety store lunch counter and left without incident and without the department said. will Memorial In Stanley Park, about 100 Negroes outside a use The statement added city officials Vancouver, British Columbia. This j.

man uamn. iiiia. :h.d hw monument commemorates a ine crowa was awaiting tnai service. $150 sneech on Canadian United Negro college In Cincinnati, the Justice De friendship made on that spot injchargcd Willi breach of the peace 1023 by President Warren G. Hard- during the first sit-in demonslra-Ing, shortly before his death.

ition at a Mississippi public lib- Swindle With No Money? partment asked the U. S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals to nrder IS Tennessee landowners in Haywood fiarding was a Kiwanlan. In The students were con- -ICoiinty to permit 23 sharecroppers to farm their land. The development was the lotest in the case in which the federal government has claimed landown ers in Haywood and Fayclle coun-j ties.

refused to renew MIDDl.ESBORO, Ky. (AP)-Police have uncovered a different type of swindle one in which no money is involved. They say a man, posing as a state oflicial, visited homes receiving welfare checks. After asking questions, the bogus official told his victims their checks were too small and promised to do something about it. In return, he received the hospitality of their homes for as long as leases with the sharecroppers be cause the Negroes registered to vote in the I960 election.

The Justice Department devel opments occurred on a day marked by convictions in connection with demonstrations in three mree aays while ha "investi states and renewed picketing and sit-ins in other Southern areas. gated." is here Television cameraman George Carras of WSOC-TV. Charlotte, N. was convicted of trespas sing for taking pictures during a sit-in demonstration in a Sumter, S. drug store.

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Two Negreos drew mandatory 30-day jail sentences and $M0 fines at Tallahassee, on conviction of fighting and engaging in disorderly proceedings during a sit-in March A. Three white persons arrested on charges of assault were freed. SKomer City State Bank MODEKN SJOKVICE "Old Fashioned Courtesy" Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CULLIGAN Water Conditioning Co. 47S Locust St. Indiana Phone 110 5-6640 At Orangeburg, S.

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