Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 1

J7 felj NDERSONrlNDtANArTHURSDAYMORNlNG 1 household of 2 6000 I I tt rs 1 fold paper to September Please Torn to Pate2 Column talking to her at home said the tan She said he toldf her he i hr 1 3 A Aft 4 County's Polio Count Reaches range from 20 to riday's I tyiis wgre to be in the 25 toJ8 xanfitaxiiLi hy 4 rench Pol ice i re GnflgefianiRiotere A ALGIERS rench po lice opened fire Wednesday on Moslem' crowds howling's rebel Trustee Sees Delay On Proposed School or orest Hills Area three years of the J'space Pleas Turn to Pare 2 Column 1 Motel Room Looted By Greedy 'Guests' Two men stole a television seti Police were alerted as the car and bed clothing from a motel raced south' on Ind 67 The loot consisted of a 17 inch set pillows The menhSd also tried to' carry out an air conditioner but were un successful deputies said State Police said a similar rob bery was reported at a motel near Greenfield about a week ago possibly by the same men em Algerian portofrBonef Offi cials said three persons were killed 'jn Bone to raise the six day toll of Algerian rioting to 125 Authorities reported several per were wounded one of them seriously in "Bone when police fired on thousands of Moslems who had just burled eight persons killed in rioting Tuesday in the Mediterranean port The new rioting followed a night of terror during which rench Zouave troops invaded the big Algiers Casbah? searching hous es in the Arab quarter for rebel instigators anti flattening barri cades erected in the narrow twisting streets It coincided with Paris 'reports that President Charles de Gaulle may renew his offer of a one sided cease fire Jn Algeria Jn a dramatic attempt to save his project for a semi independent Al geria from foundering in the sea of violence The possibility of such a cease fire under which rench troops in Algeria would be ordered to shoot only when attacked was re poJedbyJParist political sources after De Gaulfe conferred with Premier Michel Detire in the rench Government sources said De Gaulle just back from a riot marred tour of Algeria believes spectaoilariLls neces: sary do save the situation in Al geria In the? eastern port of Bone Wednesday police bullets killed three Moslems and injured an unspecified number of others after a mob of thousands of Moslem demonstrators became menacing Tie crowd which had attended funerals for Moslems killed in a foreign legion fusillade Tuesday began waving green and white banners of the rebel National Lib eration' ront LN) and shout ing and Long live the LN'r The same shout ecboed in the Please Turn to Pas 2 Column 7 'United' rest'lniernational Crown Prince Asfa Woeen of Ethiopia led" a coup his ai tentathef Emperor Haite SelaS 7 ofer I the bearded lionof Judah an Addis Ababa broadcast an nounced S' An announcement by the Ethio plari oreigirMmlSfyteported tori in the gov ernmeht while the 69 year old em iperor was on astateivisitto Brazil' In a companion broadcast mon itored in London by the BritishBroadcasting Corporation crown prince said the revolt had the support of the armed forces: the police the educated youth thewhole people' of Ethio pia" The cbup by the crown prince ended 30 years of rule by Selas tie who once fought invasion by troops and who still ruled: it like a feudal monarch from his palace in Addis Ababa 2 A series 5f broadcasts made it clear the coup came about be Neither America nor Russia has managed to put a satellite into orbit around the moon At the same time the lunsg pody has proven to be tipenagotf jnost elusive space target 1 HILLARY DISPLAYS 'SCALP Sir Edmund Hillary (left) displays inChicagoan object which natives of Nepal 'believe is scalp'of "an "abominably snowman thi'legendary creature reported to inhabit the heights of the Himalaya Mountains Hillary has jusf returned from an expedition to check bn thef'inawman" Natives reported the KalptJi 240 years old Hillary saidJ At right is Khumo' Chumbi JieatT aNepales village YAP Wirephofo) 7 andJold" me I was going far a I ride iir his 'She said he pressed the knife 1 against her back to move her from the house to the car I believe this was happen ing to she later told Dews 1 men This is something that just happens in the fnovies HeBaid Ihafwhemwe got to MonfberTWaT'going to make a phone call to my dad and tell him I would be released for $25 Miq Olrirh who was taken to the sheriffs office at Everett for JurtheiL questioning after "offi cers spent more than two hours telephone call was made from Monroe about 10 miles west of Sultan She talked to her father George Oelrich manager of the irst National Bank of Everett at 9:16 aan Oelrich said he first talked to his daughter who told him she was being heldfor ransom then 1 said: If you want to see your daughter again leave $25000 in i the phone The man gave instructions where the booth was situated: near a gasoline service i station father said he left 1 the bank immediately with a i Wien asked byirreporter what was "in the package Oelrich said The: shot which pos sibly "will come Thursday had i been set for Wednesday but the Na tional Aeronautics and Space Admini a i 0 called "a 'postponement because of Informed sources said a check of the Atlas Able rocket revealed a hole in an engine tube Missile men dug into the complex Atlas section to weld the Atlas has one of the biggest jobs in the moon to propel the 388 pound payload to the speed necessary to get it on its way to its destination? 240000 miles distant Scientists were working against a Tho dolav of ideal moonshot days this month to four The optimum period in which the moon is in the bestporiUoiMoth bot 1 ends Sunday The three staga: Atlas Able and its paddlewheel satelllite repre sentiUL hopes foreclosing out I the most successful year nd bed clothing from a motel! south of heje last evening andl sped away in a colored car as tne" suspicious uiuuu op erator watched from a distance 1 State Police and depu ties set up blockades in south 1 western Madison County after Mrs Gladys Ridenour operator of the 1 Dutch Mill Motel reported the theft shortly after 7 pm Mrs Ridenour told authoritiesshe became suspicious after the men checked in and registered their car plate under a Colorado number One man gave his name as "I was just suspicious and wasr "on my way tc the room to check on them when' they drove police7 quoted her as saying She i believed the car was light colored cr possibly two toned but did not 1 recognize the make or model G0P4)qminated Board Certifies 4 Elector or Kennedy SPRINGIELD HI (UPI) The Republican dominated state Electoral Board unanimously cer tified President elect John hairline victory in Il linois "as official Wednesday de spite GOP charges of vote Uiefts The decision ended bitter dispute over whether Kennedy honestly won the Prairie State's bloc of 27 electoral votes or whether the' Chicago Democratic machine had stolen the election with 100000 phony ballots After the Illinois canvass was certified following ajwo hour 20 minute hearing" Wednesday the tUy was proclaimed as official by lame duck Republican Gov William NeWrivalsR ln Anderson and Vfdnfty PROMOTED John A'Cook: 2737 Apache" Dr Anderson thefirrtrergeanfin sborgeeL lhe new operations section ed Indiana State folice head quarter was promoted tOti lieutenant yesterday eHectwa Jan 1 Cook Activated serves bs 1960 Another case was added to Mad 1 ison 1960 polio count last week according to Earl Me Carel deputy health officer The victim Seven year old Wil Gray of Rt 1 rankton is now undergoing treatment at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis It was the third case reported in the county this year So far there have been 134 cases report ed in the state compared to 149 a year ago At the Health monthly meeting yesterday Wal bridge of Anderson Refuse re ported that snow has slightly hin dered collections during the past week He reported a few alleys had to be plowed open to allow trnr ks tn enter Horace Cook city chemist re turned a satisfactory report on water in the YWCA swimming pool Present rt the meeting were Dr Robert Armington Dr David Jones and McCarel The next session is scheduled for Jan 11 $100 000 Church Methodise Rocket Readied dKP i I MoonShotToday CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Missilemen put a torch to a 10 story rocket Wednesday in an attempt to Ret it in shape for launching a SJ'space towarej an orbit around the trioon' The 39 inchlsphgrekwith our solar cell paddle wheels jutting from itsjjquator is designed to measure radiation to help pave the way for manned flights to the moon later this decade normal temperatures Yuleihopping at St Hospital fb: Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson 2230 Dewey St a boy Mr and Mrs Lonnie Lawrence Pendleton a girl Mr and Mrs Jack Coppess 3730 Burton St a girl Mr and Mrs Charles Coleman 248 Alliance Rd a girl Mr and Owen Hoskins I RL6 Anderson i Mr and Mrs Joe Brogdon 1619 Nichol Ave a boy BREAKS OUT SHEATH Remember the moving CKristmas arficlei "CeacKf of Luke one "Journey to Associated Preu Keligion Writer George Cornell has another inspiring Nativity story coming your wsiy beginning Sunday It's called "Blessed Art Thov Marv It recounts in rare detail the warm kwe story of Maty ffljcf Joseph from the day they were espoused through their of strange travail to the birth of Jesus Don't mise Blesseit Art Thou Mary i beginning jn The Sunday HeraHk The US Weather Bureafl in Art derson reported a high of 34 'de grees after temperatures had dip i ped to 17 during early morning hours A high near 40 is expected here zz2rz Wednesday was quite warm edmpated tor several day prdv iousAtS pmr CDTLoutsville reported 41 degrees Chicago and EvansviUeJo HautezjCm cinnati and" Goshen Bend'37 Jndianapolis apd ort Wayne 34 arid J3 at Lafayette higfis Id range But it was to turn colder regain Thursday night and stayrthat way through riday at leastr Th Thursday night lows 'were to Bielo)febforrrito cause the crown 'prince and his intended 'dispatches Jhe believed Selassiehad American: British and rench failed to turn his kingdom into a embassies which said impe IVWf sah i 1 1 AJGoldberq Labor Choice WASHINGTON (UPI)' AL CIO counsel Arthur Goldberg is President elect John Ken nedy top choice his labor secretary and LhMppoinUnontwUl be announced shortly barring a last minute hitch J' Goldberg only the second labor secretary 2 picked from the union movement by a Democratic' 'presidentiin" thc47Lr' year of the Labor Depart ment Thtr other Democrat to do so was Woodrow I 7 Kennedy announced no Cabinet I appointments Wednesday Butyls press secretary Pierre Salingef saidjohew fr Thufsday' Kennedy' fifea" 5 to i Palm' Beach lal riiday where he may remain through 7 Day ji7 Jt was believed Kennedy might name both a'labbr and secretary Thursday Among those mentioned forfihe treasury postJias DodgUis Dillon a Republican'now ungt i PleM Tarn to Pr 2 Coloma 4 a 'grade school He said that about three sites were under study but declined to elaborate on toe location The new building would replace (he structure builf years ago as a temporary school Carrying petitions and floating bond issues for the new building is expected to be a lengthy pro cedure said Boone But he did vow to design and construct the new building through local architects and contractors Bids for a $100000 addition of 5 class rooms at toe 25th Street School and a $75000 multi purpose mrUnnn yhif ACTIVITY Sfnutt from the Edaewood area met recently bags to be used in the luminario display Christmas Eva and Christmas Night The bags which Contain an Inch of whit sand an a plumber's candle placed five feet apart along streets ahd ddrewgystymboliinjj theiV'iira vied Boy Scouts GirlJScqqtfcjqn Cubsiare employed in fhe luminarjp Shown from lftre Metric Doherty Tjrft Czarnieck Russ Gilliom and BilfWoss' (Herald Photo) Plans for a $100000 new Methodist Church to be called Emmanuel meaning With" have 'been approv'ed'and the a 1 Methodist Church the Rev Wayne Baxter announced yester The foundations for the new church will Main St this springPlans call for completion by early autumn jIhe sanctuary will seat 300 per sons There will be seven class rooms plus a nursery arid kinder garten say orest "Kemplin arebitecUdrawing the plans for toe firm of Edward James and Associates? Indiatfapdlis A huge wooden cross will be suspended from the chancel while a towering backdrop behind the pulpit will conceal to organist and dramatically outline the min ister A north waif of window will give natural lighting In toe chan Cd rThe mt enor wUTbe pf jjjock with wooden' beams creating a vaulted effect Ttwextedornttoe newchurch will be of brick with unfinished redwood frimjdescribed by the The plans for the new church were accepted at azmeeting of the congregation of the present Central Methodist Churfh 315 Pendleton Ave presided Over by Shake j)f theMuncieJDis trict MetoodisCConfererice The evening began with a tur key" dinner prepared by the Then of thechurchTAIong7meeflng following discussed andJaccepted the plans 'for to'e'buildingestl ftiated to cost The church is moving explained the Rev Baxter because the pres ent 'location does not allow for needed expansion Parkhjg facili ties are slight i The new church Is to be fi nanced by a building fund started lasT January Committee chairmen aiding the drive include RichardCallwell of the Church Building "Council? Wil liam Joyce of the Tros tees and RalplJ insely chairman of toe architecture committee 4 CHURCHILL WALKS AGAIN LONDON (API Sr Winston Churdiill86i3wMkl again after breaking a small bone' in his back in a fall at his home three weeks ago 'YheTveEftfiermah pui a damper on Auiy Jiopea xd a prolonged xangeir: terday afternoon byrissulnfca live? day forecast that called for below The toll in weather 'connected deaths continued Wednesday with at least nine being recorded since Sunday when the "severe snow storm Takedthe state The deaths included 5 in traffic accidents" were considerably higher "than overnight readings near record below zero lows Tues day The Wednesday lows ranged 1 from 12 at Lafayette to 31 at Ev ansvilleA The five day precipitation fore cast for ene tentlof an inch Tipthe "Dortbenr'toirdritndn or snow Thursday or riday and up to three quarters of an inch in rain and snow riday and again Sunday in the central and pleted his run while the mother southern portions placq in toe governmefflumder the emperw leaaersnip or meeruwu pnucc the oreign 'Ministry announce ment said crown prince announced immediately afterward J'any de cision given by this government includmgdianges Jnappoint ments rWilT betstrictly adhered 11 have decided that from now on will serve my country of Ethiopia toe people in accord ance with toe constitution on a fixed salary like any other Etfaio In an earlier broadcast the crown prince accused his father pf depriving toe common people of their rights and privileges in order to up: the rights of toe favored Normal? with Addis Ababa were out and the first reports of the uprising came ResumesHere With only nine shopping days remaining before Christmas local merchants are making plans for their final sales "Stores will' be gin staying open until 8 pm riday and" will continue toe 9 am to 8 hours' through Dec Christmas Evethe stores will open at 9 am ariT close at 5 As snow from downtown streets and sidewalks shoppers are finding it much essier to resutoe their Christmas buying All stores bave their shelves stacked high with merchandise Attractive seasonal window dis plays have also been arranged to catch the Chamber of Ctommere officials Eave urge3 residentiTta jdo Jtfieir shopping locally since stores have taken 'special care in selecting goods to please every member of the family Scores of shoppers have already purchased agood part of their needs" with many more expected to flood toe downtown area within the next weex Anderson Township Trustee John Boone night deified earlier report that a proposed new or est Hills grade school would be planned 'at stage "ready' tor contractural bidding by January He did however state that a new school Is being considered for the area Boone 'said he doubted if the proposal for replacement of the frame structure school would be reatjy for any type of official action next year at all Boone made trite proposal public vpxterdav indicating that a 20 or 30 acre site would be pur at Lindberg school are expected chased for location of a new six 'to be accepted early next year V'4 A StartsDeaths ClimbTo2861 Tlv TTnifixl Press International The great cities of the blizzard battered Eastern' Seaboard began breaking loose fronr their sheathof ice and snow Wednesday'I A Temperatures struggled upwards from record breaking lows City workers could finally makehad wayjn their battle to clear streets of drifts and aban donedJcars: Train air and bus schedules jreturned4 tn Across the nation a new snow "storm loslBtrength after cjaimingfive lives in Texas and one in Arizbn Snow still featured the weather forecasts from'the Upper Mississippi Valley into Northern New England but tem peratures averaged in th 20s across much of the blizzard belt United PressInternational count showed at least 286 per sons dead in toe giant storm which roared out of toe South west into the heavily populated East New York state suffered the greatest loss with 54 dead Thgre were 51 weather blamed deaths in New Jersey 71 in New Eng land and 28 in Pennsylvania The death stretched across23 statesrtfronr the Cdntinental Dt vide tor toe "Atlantic Ocean Thc storm blamed tragedies continued Three children burned to death in South Carolina cold wave fires arid st Enola Pa a mother and six of her nine chil dren died when flames roared through their home Stalled cars kept firemen from reaching burning dwellings In Massachusetts Awopaan died In a Cambridge Mass fire while JfrwMnutrted to get through barricades nHsW and abandoned autos In Boston a 4 year oid boy was killed and his 3 year old brother was critically burned as firemen struggled through snow drifts to cany hand ladders to toe' home The drama of the great storm continued too In Brooklyn bus driver James Daly was guiding his vehicle through drirk snow choked streets when he saw a taxi driver wav ing frantically In the back seat of the catrwas Mrs MildreiHicks and shffwas about to faavewbaby "Daly father of three children left his two passengers and de li veredTtoebaby7 Then he com 5 SULTAN Wash (UPI) The teen age daughter of a Sultan banker said she was kidnaped at knife point Wednes "day and forced to telephone her father for $25000 ransom before being permitted to escape unmo lested in her automo bile Hazel Irene" Oelrich'lTTa blue "eyef blonde newsmen "of her 90 minute adventure as casually as if were reciting what she had eaten for breakfast 1 Police were anythirig buLcasu al Undersheriff George Dea sy AsummedupJhe feeling of police when he said: This' thing is a little too strange for me According to the information have Jo con clude this guy (the kidnaper) was either an amateur or a Miss Oelrich said she was get ting ready to leave for school aged man came to the Oelrich the man took overThe' phone' and home sne toia onicers me man first asked to see her father but she was the only member of toe family home then about 8:15 am A 'Deasy quoted the girl as say Ing the man then wrote a note which said only If you have a house forrent please call Mr Brown Next' the manpulfed out a hunting knife she said A A 5 'A AstjrtA? Sanderson herald furnlnfow by" evehihgirmuch colder Expededhigh today in 2(30 High NEW METHODIST CHURCH PLANNED This architect's sketch above of a now 100000 Mhodist Church at 4100 Main St has been accepted for construction by the Central Meth odist Church 315 Pendletoh Av The contemporary church is en here looking'from west to east A wing extending to the sovthwill contain six class rooms and a nursery and kinder garten' The large vaulted sanctuary will seat 300 personss TheJleY Wpyne Baxter is pastor bf th 'church 3ipciur Selassie a Coptic Christian who claims descent from Solomon and toe queen of Sheba and wnose title of the ldngs of Ethiopia Ijon of Judah the elect of appeared unperturioed by the reports as he toured BraziLThe ead eyed monarch arrived in toe modern capital city of Brasilia decorated Brazilian Pres ident Kubrtschek and then took a helicopter tour of the new federal capital He then flew to Sao Paulo to spend 'the "fhigtft as guest of state Got Car vaoiu rmw Selassie is scheduled to fly home on Dec 18 via Recife and Dakar but gave no indication he would change his plans Selassie a quiet man" of regal bearing world sympathy in 1935 when he beford the Pleaie Tura to Pxe 2 Column 7 X' 1 Don't Miss: This ive Part Serials I Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle TORONTO (AP) Th Park Department figure smarted women who smear lip aUckon public rest room 'wall It pton to paint the walls bright hewplild rather not say But isher bf 4heSnoho mish County Sheriffs Office said the package contained $2000 Oel rich left it in the After learning the girl was at home aid Eisher said we recovered Thef a ther said that the booth was un der7surveiUanceand thekidnap er never would have been able to get away with' the package Meantime the girl said she and her abductor after leaving the boothhadgonejqthe otoer side of town where he put Her into another car and" told her to'drive Everett' 20 miles west of Sul would follow in another carTTiut Please Turn to Pat 2 Column 7 i 5 MBS' A 4 MM 3 If JMMjKS i at W1 11 I Iit A I III 5.