Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 18

THURSDAY JANUARY 12 1961 THE ANDERSON HERALD agei i UruquayHitsReds MONTEYHEOi Uruguay (AP) government house Tuesday night Ariwng those arrested were is ii ii 0m4xI ttti thniw fYMMD IVAfftYAn fMlitlCA yv st Iff TO BOXSOER ROZEN BIRDSEYE DINNERS CLEARIELD Chicken Turkey or Beef CHEESE Each LOA Tomorrow To Be Given REE Qt'Jar Pt Jar stCulleUn Herald Claulf ieds NOWPLAYING GEAutomuticIron SHOWS DAILY Thank You illing ouldt Lb Pkg Oainea ENGLISH CONWAY CONNORS A 7 A i 9 i uni PAKAMOUNI woman by day monster by flight! CREDIT IS 120 MILLION Yugoslavia (AP) Yugoslavia reports it has granted the United Arab Republic a $20 miUion credit to purchase industrial equipment haining'af tacklohd Searsis a graduated Highland High School' Plan Now To See Pkg a "Miss Veverly Squier vocalist Jefferson City Mo for flute violin and piano by Boisdeffre Dan Kan yppk Townville: Pa Mrs Nancy Bennett Indianapolis and Miss Marie UenrzrTZ CestlU Holloway vocalist Hartselle Ala organ by Stainer Miss Barbara Donnelly Anderson 777:: The screen's new HIGH in VIOLENT SHREIKING TERROR! ALL NEW LL HORROR! ALL TIME ACADEMY AWARD CHAMPION! riday 3 th fr jMidnite Show YOUTHSHOW7 7 SATURDAY MORNINO 7" 9 Actmfaloe 7S I Build 1 Yugoslavia Plants I oster Whee1efCorp said" ifTias re ceived a contract of undisclosed size to aid in the building of a 35 group of chemical plants in Yugoslavia Among those arrested were 15 wurneu puuuudM ert? Police said found smalT arms and subversive pamphlets No purchase you need not ba pres to win Coma in sign your nam? and ad that's all there Is to It Drawing to made Monday January 16th' J'" S' aZ Tirst Anderson College for 1961 has been announe ed for tonight 6:30 in auditorium lof Music Hall Maodoo fenan 7 Lb Can Advance Tickets Nowz 5" On Sale at Box Office i ON STAGE SeeThe MARCH GHOSTS ONSCREEN THE UNDEAD eature 1:58 3:45 5:417:35 9:30 Register now to win one of these wonderf ul jirizes TraVler Portable TV ASSIGNED TO SAC Air man larry A Sears son of Mn a I Sears Jrtj Chesterfield has been asskjn ed fa a unit of the Strategic A Command Whiteman ABjMo tfor training and duty as an Air Policeman He $90 Million: PJqhned tof kt or Improvements "CHICAGO' Cor has" set rap a4 capital im nrovement budeet $90 million for the coming two years accord tag President William 7 Prince About $18 millicm will go to the food division and $60 tnil lion for expansion of theL Armour Agricultural Chemical Co 'r me nub oreuAiusi With House Members WASHLNGTON(UPI) Presi dent Eisenhower was host at breakfast Wednesday to 21 House members belonging to the Third The club is composed of Re publicans who were first elected in1952 the year Eisenhower was elected to his lirstz term in the White House MlwrkK QNtMASCQHT'BARBARA EDEN STEVE ORREST CQLOt Api)La mfcMiw luniii 4 the" line state taxes at thisj session But when Welsh' was! asked if he would veto any meas ure which might be passed rais ing taxes he said: would want to see the bill and know the circumstances The new Democratic governor reueraiea ni3 supjxn uuircui ate legislative reapportiooment A bill carrying out his intention got a favorable report in a Senate committee Wednesday But Welsh said at the news con' ference would not oppose a constitutional amendment on the methodofr reapportionmentrifdL was part of a package including 1 1 a law for immediate reapportion i ment under the present constitu i tional I Welsh said he probably would sign proposed legislatiMb toper mit citiea to Jevynew taxesJiutl that such taxer should provide for referenda! the cities levying them before they could take ef fect He expressed disapproval1 of a proposed constitutional amend ment flatly exempting household goods from the' personal property tax saying this would be restrictive an In theCdastitUtihHl should be amended lo give the legislature the power it now lacks to classify all property for taxa tion including exemptingsomejf 1 it wished Asked about capital punishment Welsh saidkhe would consider each case on its own "merits He added he has not been asked to intervene tnhe schcduled execu tion of convicted murderer Rich ard Kiefer of ort Wayne Babo Cleanser SHOP and COHIPARE IRST! At PAY LESS! ana tried tr ureas up tnexr meet ing: Police: chased the leftists through the downtown avenues The fighting spread through an area of 20 Nocks LThe rioters used sticks and stones The police threw tear gas Sane shots were heard Store fronts were shattered and some of theinjurixi wrre hurt "seriously More than 60 rioters were arrest ed 2 ThenTeftlsts gathered of Communist headquarters An anti Castro partisan who appeared was beaten When the man died the leftists fled Into the buildingTPolice tobk up positions around the building with orders to arrest anyone who came out Wednesday morning a judge or dered the police into the building to search: for the killers END THE Drying laundry makes a clean break yrith tradition as it flutters irreverently at the grandeur that was Rome A washerwoman has placed her pile of laun drv on a fence that borders a road in the Italian canital stormed7 headquarters of the Communist party Wednesday and sezied 131 persons ta a drive to check demonstrationssupport ing Cuban Prune Minister idel Castro i 1 X' LThe campaign has been build tag tip for months It reached climax wheiCime man was killed and scores were injured in battfesbetweenVpro Castro dements The aim of the'leftisls is to pre vent the government from break ing relations with Cuba A huge demonstfalionTiarbeen called for Thursday by Commu nists iuid other Castro partiaanSi 1 The army the police were mobilized to head off further vi About 1000 leftists marched on an anti Castro rally of 3000 ta In dependence Square in front of Crovpt Clvbt and BatineM irm CALL M24570 or Spoeiol Arrangomoirti StateBoard Authorizes 16 Paroles of his sense of humor but per ception of character as well lo provide one sketch after another of scenic beauty comic cartoons and portrait sketcbes To further dramatize his skills Mr OnsUdmakes clever use ot background music" appropriate poetry and narrative conments as his drawing board is slowly transformed into the setting for a romantic snot ta Hawaiir a mysteriousungle'ftrZutaland'or fcftttver'said'alsff'he'woald iiot a sunlit farm in the nest The unique use of fluorescent chalk and black lighting produces a spectacular effect which never fails to 'deligfit the There is pleasure to be found also in the opportunity for aud ience participation' when letters of the alphabet called the artist are changed into delightful anim als and characters and volunteer models become sidajects for amus ing caricatures Air ability personable abearance pride in his work insure the success of his pcesenta tiMzr Madison" Heights patrons are cordially invited to attend LAMING STar and Marhoefer Smoked Picnics ii an Now thru Saturday Tenderleaf 4 0 Jar Instant Tea 10 Count ookoj Ctreal Maltomeal 1200 Mines Remain In Japanese Waters TOKYO (UPD A Japanese de 1 fense agency reported Wednesday: that 1200 mines laid by United States ships in World War' ll still are undestroyed around coastal waters OIL PACT NEARS KARACHI Pakistan tAPl A Bhutto minister of fuel power and natural resources reported Wednesday that rone or two minor remain to be worked out in negotiations for So viet oil exploration ta US allied Pakistan Arriving from Moscow Bhutto said Soviet Premier Khrushchev had assured him Soviet aid will be a and simple economic arrangement' without strings PRESIIY HAS TO ro cHooaa irrwitM ANOLY' ia DUMI INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) The Indiana ro Slate rarole Board Wednesday authorized pa roles for 16 inmates They taclud ed: raiik Kincaid sentenced from Lake County in 1SH5 to a :10 25 year term for robbery Basil Hill Knox 1949 2 14 for geryz: HarryJficholasrVigQr BSL llV larceny Harry Bridges 1951 3 14 forgery Wilhe Williams Marion 1957 2 5 burglary 'Earl Rav Putnam 1957 1 5 escape from State arm released to Norman Beatty Hospital IRaymondJ St" Joseph 1957 1 10 fraudulent check Monteville 'Wiggins Marion 1953 2 5 burglary Jack Emede St Joseph 1958 2 5 burglary Lawrence Jones St Joseph 1958 2 5 burglary NonnaneSchie Whitleyt 1958 1 10 and 2 5 larceny and burglary: Arthur Dungey SL Joseph 1953 2 5 burglary Donald Hunter Putnam 1958 1 7 noo supporf Rey Reich Howard 1958 2 11 forgery Charles McKinney' LaPorte 1958L2 5 burglary ChallcTalk Top Madison Heights Convo Program Madison Heiitsconvocation ser ies continues today at 2 with the presentation of Victor Onstad chalk talker and cartoon estpWith thee aid of pastel chalks and tive imagination transforms the artofsket thing rintoron instruc tive and entertaining program talented artist whose Nor wregian ancestry cnntrihiited to his appreciation of color and artis EE MermSaTSSTflyWaM MAY REE NEWS MAN HAVANA (UPI) Embassy spokesman said Tues day that Cuba has promised eith er to release a jailed American newsman Wednesday or allow him to be interviewed by Swiss offlclals 2 rank Beatty manager of the United Press International news picture bureau ta Miami la was arrested last Sunday VACATION PLANNED Brazil (AP) Presi dent Jusceltao Kubitschek says he plans a vacation in Eu rope after leaving office Jan 31 OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY Scouring Pads SOS 14Oz Can WelshSays VetozProbable On Shop Bill INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Gov Matthew Welsh said Wednes day he would veto a bill outlawing ithe agency shop but declined to commit himself to a veto of a stats fax increase Welsh holding his first news conference as the chief ex I necessarily oppose a constitution al amendment for legislative re apportionment if it was accom panied by a bill for immediate reapportionment The agency shop approved by I a 1959 decision of the Indiana Ap 1 pellate Court is one in which non union members working ta a plant 1 organized by a union must pay 1V 7 JUT? tvvta in I uic CLjuiViiium ui uxuuu uuw iu fees to the "union practically nullifies the 1 i 1 1 I 12 ngnvnirwuriL jaw cum wmii the Senate arid House already hav received Republican sponsored I bills to outlaw it Democrat In: both houses have bills ready to repeal the right to work law but none wasronroaucea3nrougni session Welsh and other leaders of both" a XThe public is invited to hear several performers inciuamg wia Karen Clevenger Tom Miller and Miss Barbara son Accompanists during the eve ring will be Miss Sandra uAHance Ohio Miss Judy Qfle Midland Mich Miss Beverly Boutatree West Platas Mo and Mrs Susan Sands Traverse City h'Tlie program by vocalists pian ists and violinists will include: roc Adoration Jby Borowski Miss Karen Clevenger violinist Arider ii All ta the April Evening by a Hiack iamUO ta mai Lu 57 (Xerxes) by Handel Tom Miller Zj jP anist Anderson a4jwMinuetto from Sonata Op No 1 by Beethoven' Miss Sandra x' iAnd pianist Marion Ind ir Tu to sai 0 1 1 i and Loch Lomond Scotch folk song TMissr Md xo': Inventions No 13 in A Minor and" No '8in inajorf by Bach2 Don Mitten pianist Toppenish Wash 1 4 ziuwTod und das Madcben by Schu bertEd ward Bownuuvrvocalist HiarlfifM Mwh Suite" for solo trumpet' by itzgerald David Tolly Rieh "thond Mich 1 Scrt Lad XX 303 Can 1 Can Kraft Stokely whola 303 Can GE Portable Mixer Kraft 'T 8 Ox Bottle Pillsbury Datr Oz Box West BemlAutornatit CoHeeMaker Bar QSaUCeJ ruit Z2 1 55 1 MT DM KiMBMtrldiL I Pfodorustom MofeModsferS Brooks van inann 1 OU mung 8 Marhoefer Cooked ready jj ot BeahS Pcdcll to eat Hams A Pie Cherries 19 Macaroni 19c Dol crushed No 2 Can Golden Crest 'Y? Lb Pkg Pineapple OEgg Noodles Stokely 303 Can jfl Calumet 8 Oz Can Beets sliced 1 3 Bakin1 Powder 15 Sno Bol Plastic Bottle Jell lowICIeaner Ol Puddings oil CSdents Presentfirst Cereal 1016 Oz Box 0 JK Cheerios ZW Jazz Drummer'sInstruments Stolen (UPD Jazz drummer Shelly Manne was feel a little flat Wednesday be cause a thief disturbed his beat ty stealing two cymbals and a7 xnare drum Manne told police the instni wererida radio recorder's studio IREBOAT NEARLY SINKS NEW YORK (UPD A new fire 'toar tn sinking itself 7 during a fire fighting demonstra tion Wednesday Jre officials said an engine by recent freezing I 'temperatures spurted almost as rnuch water into the hull of the file that the new vessel pumped through six hose nozzles 7 ro' 1 'u 'Z 1 yZ nit A i ilrii inaiai wx 4 1 ii MTrit WMntll i 2 71 7' r' I 27" rv JS A tZ'ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 1: I Vf KT BOMJS OER 9 4 "ro 1 IB A I rv rv TV'S M' wro 777' 7 '1 I UM 24 Hours A Day 7 Drrs A We TH £9t iSiaia SMS! 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