Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 2

7 7 ANDERSON SUNDAY HERALD PAGE 2 ANDERSON OBITUARIES i Retail CouncikBacks Sales Tax Retention by publishing paign leaflet entitled West 10th and Delaware Phone 64 8857 RED H1DAY end of monthclea up Men's All Weather Coats Women's Stretch Slacks STREET LOOR BALCONY Summer Suits a STREET LOOR BALCONY PRINTED COTTON LANNEL WOMEN'S WOOL SKIRTS operated by Rudolph Sternberg dress 1 ate saia me violence 81 The sound of crashing ancL looting grew so quickly Members of the Kum Join Us hn Church of God will open the fall ecfactloter polls betag of 25 already lice squads i now has been by precinct workers had looted his window of cloth corrected he said Vans have also beefl made ing' More than 100 stores were according to John Chesnut cen understand damaged and looted by the not traL committee secretary for Sternberg said alwaystned ers? Yd second floor BALCONY ASSORTED ABRICS LONG SLEEVES IURTLENECK TOPS SECOND floor ENTIRE PICTURE STOCK DRAPERY ABRICS 38 yd Off Your Choice Printed Decorative Patterns SECOND LOOR SECOND LOOR 1 CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS HIGHWAY 9 and 67 til V4 Men's Mr SOLID MAPLE and BIRCH 42" Round Plastic Top Table (Extend to 52" Oval 3 with 10" leaf) and our Mates Chairs If 'S Hospitals Dismissals Polyester Worsted Wash and Wear Blends Broken' Sizes Detachable Stirrups Sizes 8 18 Black Blue Green Red OR 47" BUET and TOP the' distribution of 6May regis trAtion lists prepared by the county registration board i Officials report heavy em phasis will be placed: on regis tration 1 activity throughout the county during' the next month Mrs Lawrence Booram An derson president of the county organization reports plans are 'being made for a county delegation to attend the 13th Biennial Convention of the National ederation of Republi can Women Sept 25 26at Louis Ky The highlight of the conven tion will be a banquet and rally on riday night Sept 25 in reedom Hall at Louisville to be addressed by the GOP pres idential 'nominee Sen Barry Goldwater "Several local candidates and party leaders are making plans to attend the all meeting of the Indiana Republican Editor ial Association at Indianapolis Sept 19 Speakers will include Sen Bontrager Lt Gov Rich ard 0 Ristine candidate governor and Judge John Ryan candidate for lieutenant governor? MRS LENORA GIBBENSMrs Lenora Gibbens 6 died yesterday in a hospital taLin ton Indiana Mrs Gibbens had been a former Anderson resi dent at 2612 Main St but had moved to Hymera prior to her death 7 She is survived by band (Doc) Gibbens and one sonWilliam Ham mondofLouisville Ky and 6 grandchildren will be'held Monday at 2 pm in the Me Hugh uneral Home in mera Ind? JAMES JORDAN" uneral services for 'James Jordan' 70 Rt 1 will be held Monday at 10 am at Baker Brothers uneral Home with the Rev Lanis Kineman of ficiating Burial will be in the Anderson Memorial Park Ceme tery riends are being received at the funeral home MARY HOLDEN unerai services for Mrs Mary Holden 54 4837 West Cermack Rd will be conducted at the former Albright uneral Home 1:30 pm Monday with the Rev George Skinner Jackson Park Church of God officiating riends are being received at 1 the funeral home HAROLD LAID 1 Harold Phillips Laib 64 1202 Broadway St died early Satur day at Community Hospital fol 1 lowing an illness of one year 1 A native of Princeton he was 1 born on April 13 1900 a' son of 1 Joseph and Edith Phillips Laib He had resided in Anderson and owned and operated the Laib Dental laboratory 0 39 years He married Inez rench 1 in" Warren' Ohio 1925 He was an elder and mem ber of the irst Presbyterian Church He also belonged to the Rotary Club He is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Raymond Hel ler of ort Wayne a brother Joseph Laib of ort Branch a sister Mrs Alfred Mower of Greentown and two grandchil dren uneral services will be con ducted at 10 am Monday at the Harold Rozelle uneral Home Dr George Taggajt pastor of the irst Presbyterian Church will officiate Burial will be in the orest Hills Cemetery in Napoleon Ohio "riends will be received at the funeral home after 3 pmto day MRS ELIZABETH HAYES Mrs Elizabeth Hayes 75 101 Mainview apartments died Saturday morning at St Hospital after an illness of a 1 week The daughter of William and Annah Jane James Aware she was born otf Mav 9 1889 in waies ana nad resided Mad ison County for 65 years Her husband Scott Haves died on July 9 1957 She was a member of the irst Nazarene Church She is survived by a son Jack W'Hayes of Anderson a daugh ter Mrs Vivian TARoberts of Noblesville five grandchildren and two great grandchildren uneral services will be con ducted at 2:00 pm Monday at the Harold Rozelle uneral Nifty Knits or Women burial will be in the I00 Ceme tery in Alexandria Zigler Services uneral services for Kenneth Zigler 49 820 West Adams St Alexandria will be held at the Karl Kyle uneral Home on Monday at 1:30 pm with hk Dau rrlit U1V AVCV (Unigllt 1UVVUIUJ Choice of Solids and Plaids Sizes 36 46 Sizes 10 18 Black Red Charcoal Brown Green know! how the Detno crats Ristine de clared 'They send their state candidatesAto Lake County and 1 say they're against' the sales tax" In other parts of the state they say the sales tax is ail Ristine and Branigin the 1 latter speaking at a rally in 1 Columbus predicted sweeping victories for their respective parties Branigin said Indiana has its highest employment and best labor management relationships in history he asserted has made this progress de spite a backward looking Repub lican dominated legislature that has used every possible means to keep Indiana standing Democratic Sen Vance Hart ke started out his 10 day to meet a million Hoosiers in 40 counties by ad dressing a United Auto Workers conference in Ander son He praised his rec ord on labor legislation 1 Hartke hurried oh to a Green castle barbecue and had Seely I ville ontanet Terre Haute 50029999c 44c200 77c 22 488 44cL00 2100 3 Regulated Cottons Broadcloth program must be simplified and perfected by the legislature that will meet in 1965" Roger Branigin the Demo cratic1 ri mi ecommented that if elected his administra tion will to find the most equitable way to spread the tax burden over the entire econ Ristine told the Republican State Committee in Gary "that GOP candidates should avoid the tactics of Demo crats who say pne thing in Lake County and tne opposite thing in other parts of the state IQ00 2000 Men's Terry Cloth Robes 1 Men's Tropical Broken Sizes Men's Work Broken Sixes Men's Work Broken Sues Men's ull Length Pajamas Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirt Men's Walking Broken Sixes Mon's Sport Broken Sizes I Women's Girdles Women's? BrasBrokon Sixes Women's Rayon ull Broken Sizes Women's ull Length Pajamas 1 Jr Boys' Cotton Knit Sixes 4 6 8 eiinduf ALWAYS IRST QUALITY Ethan Allen makes decorating fun even Because these dining rooms let you express your own personality They all bring luxuriously convenient storage plus ample seating room These specially ptriced sets come right from our open stock Ethan Allen collection for every room in your home All pieces are carefully hand crafted to the highest standards Come in and see these groups and the rest of our 400 plus pieces in open stock Shop In Air Conditioned Comforf OPEN SUNDAY 1PM Till 7 PJA SATURDAY TILL 6 PM MON THRU RI 9 AJA TILL 9 PM I Ji Argentine Girl romPaxOne) tional and chairman of the In teract project which the Ander son chapter has just now start ed Mr Thompson is a YMCA secretary and an active mem ber in the American ield Service program Nancy Thompson the younger Thomp son girl learned of the ex change program through the lo cal high school and encouraged her parents to make an applica tion The American ield Service program is an organization that allows gifted foreign students to spend a year studying at an American high school At the ena or tne school year tne stu dents are given a three week tour of the United States be fore going "back to their native country ifty Arrested (Continued rom Pre One) the call that policemen were In trouble Police Guard Glmbels Police Were loaded in vans and sent to districts outside of the riot zone orty policemen were dispatched to center city to stand guard at the Gimbels department store after "police received a a Window sm ashinff frirav was: nlanned The plate glass windows of two stores along Girard Ave nue about 'eight blocks from the center of the rioting were smashed by hit run gangs At one intersection a gang of Negroes broke into a pawn shop ana were caught by police as they were removing television sets Inanotherinstancepolice swooped down on a man prepar ing to throw a lighted match onto a building he had sprayed with gasoline They tackled him before he could ignite the gaso line Scores of assist officer alarms flashed over the police radio each bringing roving prowl cars to the aid of the patrolmen un der siege of missile tossing 1 bands of toughs Hoodlums shattered the win dow of a wear store By THEASSOCIATED PRESS'open our schools and it held The Indiana Retail Council aidown property taxes Now the 1 ii 1 ImhI tft a1 nn4 mercnanis organixauun iuiu both nominees tor governor bar urday that it will vigorously support fetention of 4 the 2 per icent sales tax Charles iB Van Nuys execu tive vice president of the coun dl said it was told by an in chain storethat ithad received fewer complaints about the Indiana tax than from cus tomers in other states with sim ilar taxes Van Nuys said Lt Rich 1 ard 0 Ristine the GOP nom inee replied that the 1963 State tax program PHONE 643 6971 (ft I sale! Ethan Allen EARLY AMERICAN that makes every meal a pleasure! choose warm maple and birch SALE 1 Regularly $18300 taken to the irst Nazarene Church The Rev John Wine pastor of the irst Nazarene Church will officiate riends will be received at theuneralHomefter1200 noon Sunday RAY SHORT Ray Short retired owner of the former Short Printing Company here died riday at the Hospital in Down ey Hl He had been at the hos pital for 4 months Mr Short had retired about 10 years ago and had main tained residences in lorida and Brooks Shnrt Sfi Polnw TM Surviving are two brothers Anderson and Parker Short of Chicago and three nieces uneral services will be held at 10 am Tuesday at the Sells and Rowe EuneraiJIome with day at the funeral Jhome ind itna PflV Irthn nhnr 2 ing Burial will be in the East' Maplewood Cemetery riends will be received at the funeral home after 2 pm 1 Monday RANK EHRHART I rank Ehrhart 59 316 I Wflc Ofith CL nAtHnrtlrtn Vv Mt vvvuigwu iV me Kev vwignt Mcuuray died riday morning after sev 1 of the Alexandria Church of eral months illness He is 1 the an(j yje Rev phiRip Blake Mrs' Joseph Ehrhart Lf the Lake church of God officiating rrwiius may uau au uie iu Spacious Modern Homelike Waltz WHiday UNERAL HQMI CHARGE IT! Shop Penney's Mon Di Till 8:30 0lher Weekdays Till 5:30 V' Solid Cotton Diaper Wgt 20c yd Chenille Twin or ull 'i 2500 Hi i and Stereo Records 44c and 77c Decorative Throw Pillows 122 Lamp Assorted 'Sizes l88c to 488Pinch Pleated Shortie Drapes48x63 2600 Women's Rayon Nyloh Stretch Slacks 266 Women's Dacron Cotton Skirts 2 88 to 388 Women's ussy Long and Sleeves 244 Women's Sleeveless Blouses $8c Women's Better Dresses $4 to $10 Women's Cotton and Corduroy $h1ftf 288 Women's Jamaicas Solid or 1 T1 (Cotton Slacks Tops Skirts Dyed to Match Blue or Chocolate' 2'300 Combed Cotton Knits Sizes Light Blue Black Beige Red BALCONY Bontrager (Continued rom Pate One) kozlaJ hv William Griffith 81 and Perry Burk II glass brought Sternberg rush County Chairman Seybert re fag from his living quarters fa nnrt wnrk is nrocressina on the rear of the shop But the Si ri a Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties MRS BESSIE WEBB RANKTON riends of Mrs Bessie Webb 73 long resi dent of rankton may attend the funeral services today at 1 pm at the Methodist Church with the Rev Lyle Russmussen officiating Burial will be in the of IOO Cemetery riends are being received at the George Harper uneral Home Roscoe Roby Dies After Brief Illness ALEXANDRIA Rogcoe Scott Roby 85 11414 South Mulberry St Muncie died ri day morning after a brief ill ness He was born in June 1879 the son of Almander Lewis and Julia Roby Mr Scott was employed by the In diana Michigan Electric Com pany in Muncie He is survived by a brother 1 Ben Roby of Alexandria a niece Mrs Helen Debfaney of Alexandria and several neph ews riends may call at the Karl Kyle uneral Home after 5:00 pm today uneral serv ices will be held at 10 am Mon Dlsmissed from Community 1 Hospital: Mrs? Martha 3404 Terrace Place Mr Robert Joe Hinton 2419 Main1 St Mrs Loretta Smith Alexan dria Mr rances Sexton 1123 Ranike Dr Mr Clifton Elliott 511 Henry St Miss Dollie Nunley 1733 Me ridan: St "Miss Candy Colvill 714 East 20th St Mr Kenneth Willis 1811 West 8th St Mr Clifford Bales 37 Willow Road Mrs Ellen aux 1204 Toner Mrs Edith McDole Alexan dria Mr John Nottingham Sum mitville i Mr Robert Hart 3023 Para i dise Drive Mr Daniel Savage 600 North I Anderson Miss Linda Evens 2133 East 32nd St Mrs Jennie Millikan Nebles ville Miss Sandy Carter 607 Madi son Avenue Mr John Bemish 3224 West 18th St Mrs Rosalie Kabrich Rt 2 Mrs Medina Rebeca lorez Orestes Mr William Carr 711 In diana Ave Mr Brian Smith 4617 Co liimhiis AVe Miss Louetta Truex 510 Col lege Drive Mrs Cynthia Horton 610 Rud die St Dismissed from St Hospital: Marvin McCloud 1503 Laurel St Mrs Leola Eldridge 1724 Laurel St Arthis Pepelec 625 West 24th St Karl Higgenbothem Pendle I ton I Mrs 7 Mildred Bennet 719 I Broadway I Robert Bryson 3919 ernway I Drive I Jean Pavese 2021 Alexandria I Pike I John Van Dike Shirley I Ken Cougill 132 West 13th St I Mrs Sarah Woods 1814 Cedar 1st: Paul Lacev ortville Mrs Dorothy Hutcherson I 1414 YVCbl UUL Di John Ebert Markleville Mrs Ann Reynolds Alexan dria Mrs Nan Yount Pendleton I Ten Arrested (Continued rom Pare One) I ball machines thosehavfag I recorders of free games were I found A temporary restraining I ordef is in effect against law I enforcement agencies in Madi 1 son County to prevent confisca I tion of legal machines I The' restraining order was I filed in Superior Court where a I special judge is being sought to I hear a request to extend the I order 2020 Ohio Ave Anderson Cl 1 A LaM Vu riends may call at thefu Mrs Mae Elwhart one swter neral home after 1 pm today Mrs Mane Kelton Anderson I two brothers Leonard A Ehr KUM JOIN US CLUB nart Anderson ana Lee Ehrhart Milford Ohio and Club of the North Anderson several nieces ana nephews uneral services will be held session at the home of Mrs Tuesday morning in Saint David Davidson 415 West Vin Augustine Catholic Church yard on Thursday Sept 10 at Covington Ky 17:00 pm SUNDAY AUGUST 30 19M 'J Bunker Hill Control Tower To Be Built TWASHINGT 6'nTupI) The Air orce announced Saturday it will authorize construction of a control tower for Bunker Hill Air orce Base near Peru Ind Members of con gressional delegation said no contract award will be made ifotiLthe fiscal' year 1965 mill tpry construction appropriations bill is enacted into law and funds made available Sullivan Vincennes and Prince ton on his Sunday schedule State Sen Russell Bon trager Republican op ponent told a Greene County rally in Switz City that Hartke has a new record for hy a cam Quit Taxing the Bontrager said Hartke claims ne iavors repeal oi me leuerai excise tax on such items as lipstick jewelry handbags lug gage ana furs said Bontrager a repeal measure was on the floor of the Senate the senior senator from Indiana voted against to help these people A boy value ui ucie auu muu this was going to happen to5 4 other neighborho6ds hun dreds of 1 Negroes lined the streets as though waiting for a 1 parade Small groups also con Bated on porches heyd epithets at police cruis ing fa patrol cars The patrol men described the crowds as "nasty and The first violence Saturday night involved hit run tactics of teen agers hurling bricks and rocks through store windows grabbing merchandise and flee ing Police were unable to make any arrests Troopers In Reserve The mayor went on television and told shaken residents of the fourth largest city fa the na tion that 300 state troopers were standing in reserve to help smash apy new outbreak of violence In a brief address to and Mrs he pleaded for strict to a drastic curfew amounting al most to 'martial law which he had clamped earlier on a six square mile area encompassing the debris strewn riot zone The 1500 man force replaced plans to usd 800 policemen Sat urday night in an effort to keep a lid on the tense riot area The toll from the rioting which raged through riday night and into tne mia anernoou Was 127 injured 32 of them po licemen Another 127 persons were arrested More than 100 stores were damaged and loot Police were under orders to prevent any incidents which might trigger new violence Prowlcars were ordered not to use flashing lights or sirens while patrolling the curfew tone Marksmen On Roofs Deputy Police Commissioner rank Rizzo stationed 48 expert marksmen atop rooftopsSfchg a six block stretch of Columbia Avenue to prevent rioters from VsiiT linrr rlohflQ AH th A OfflCBTS beiow Columbia Avenue main Home An hour before the fu stream of the howling rock neral service the body will be hurling moos snoweu a gapuig face of smashed store windows broken glass and damaged store merchandise The mayor made it plain fa Ills speech that the public safety forces were geared to cope with any freshviolence He urged all persons in tne cunew area io get unu their homes or places of busi ness or face arrest and pos sible imprisonment from i months to two years Tate sajd the loot and outbursts of were the out arnwth nf a traffic incident and wrelatt aemunsu auuiiv recognize this is an out break of hoodlums who want to obey the law? Tate said He added however that he had asked the BI to inves tigate the possibility 'that the violence was fanned by sons outside the city and the statO" call on all people of Philadelphia to cooperate with us he said Police Commissioner Howard Leary said one can go shopping or to church The streets must be absolutely Looting Under Control In his brief television ad IwAfe 'ata caid tha vinlpTIPA U1VOO AMUV OU4U VUV vv riday night it was to arrest all the the I looters With the reinforced po oiv lire enuads now has been A wir Sa Ji I a ff I i Ic 1 I A'' 1 1 an? a Tiffw 'i Vm rot i 1 i ucssaK iii i L1 1 Ar A A I i "A 'l I '4' 1 rfy 1 Hi It 4 1 Xa i 1 1 1 A 'll.