Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 9

Thursday Evening July 14 1960 9 Attica Man DEATHS Drowns In River 57 persons of the 58 aboard had Who's Threatening? Smith Gets Addition Of New Ambulance To Our leet! LAAYETTE'S URNITURE SUPER MARKET for Transfer of BUY NOW! on Cot BUY HERE! LAAYETTE'S NEWEST CHAPEL! the widow are WE PREER A AST DIME nc TO A SLOW DOLLAR Phone SH 2 6254 103 4h Street of Because We Offer a Only COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Mahogany Desks few minutes he 50 Only to UNERAL NOTICES Wide choice of 2880 These Prices Good Only thru Sunday OPEN SUNDAY $500 more 12 Noon to 6 Inc his VILLAGE Two URNITURE Mar Jean Village Open Daily 9 to 9 9' Kennedy evening iat in a from inter Hoff looked up to see a fellow Long Beach NEWPORT (UPI) The sum mer White House said Thursday that Russia is when it claims that the RB 47 plane shot down over the Barents sea had violated Soviet air space That was the comment of press secretary James Hagerty when informed of Moscow claim that Russia had that the PLANE CRASH SURVIVORS RESCUED A rescue plane floats near two rafts (circled) carrying survivors of the Northwest airlines DC 7C plane that ditched in the Philippines sea The Dobbs a modern masculine with adjustable nosepads in classic colors lenses United plane was over Soviet territory The Russian radio said the White House had idea where the plane was actually shot Asked what facts he could pro vide reporters to prove the claim Hagerty said "that is the word of the United States govern 1 Lady Eve gold filled with daring modem styling and adjustable nose pods in the most desired colors it Prescription sunglasses at a small charge to after her death to Irene Tea Single vision lenses your prescription Grenade Kills 4 PARIS (AP) rance cele brated Bastille Day with pomp and pageantry Thursday but a nationalist grenade thrown into a parade watching crowd in Con stantine Algeria killed four per sons and wounded 60 in a grim reminder the nation is not at peace THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAJAYETTE IND Sultana an exquisitely styled frame that combines gold and zylomte with delicate cameo temples reedom Not Hurt Says Board BLOOMINGTON (AP) Indi ana board of faculty review says former Prof Jerome Ellison suffered impairment of academic from uni versity statements about a maga zine article he wrote Ellison had charged the univer sity made false and libelous statements about a controversial article published last year in a national magazine Entitled We Making a Playground of Our it challenged the value of extracurricular activities The five man board did not elaborate on its decision which was unanimous in a suicide HST Won't Talk INDEPENDENCE Mo (AP) ormer President Harry Tru man refused to discuss with a reporter Thursday morning the Democratic nomination of Sen John Kennedy for presi dent have no said Truman Pressed by the newsman Tru man said only that talk to you this it Special Terms ree Parking UNNY THING HAPPENED LOS ANGELES (UPI) The following is the full text of a news release issued early Thursday on the letterhead of the Stevenson campaign com imittee: mt UNERAL HOME 103 4th St Ph SH 2 6254 SH 2 2633 MaMM 1865 DOG'S LIE CUT IN HAL POOLE England (UPI) A life be halt as good on municipal buses1 Transit authorities an nounced canine passengers will be charged one half adult fare uneral Directors 9 14 COLUMBIA ST AT I Oth PHONE SH 2 2528 LAAYETTE Coast Guard announced that been found in life rafts (AP Wirephoto) it Phone Gi 7 2105 it ree Delivery UNERAL mJ HOME Bl CHARD (Dick) HELMS uneral Director LINDEN IND Hoar Ambalaaee Servlee Phone Undaa IT STRAWBERRY VEGETABLE and LOWER PLANTS BENNETT'S GREENHOUSE GI 7 1721 Onp Mile Eant of Alcoa on McCarty Lane Bills Get OK INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Sev eral bills asking more money for treatment of emotionally dis turbed children have a legislative approval in rough draft form The bills being prepared for submission to the 1961 Legisla ture were considered Wednesday by the subcommittee headed by State Rep Lucille Currie (D Indianapolis) The subcommittee approved a previously discussed bill authoriz ing $500000 to establish a 60 bed treatment center for emotionally disturbed children probably in the Gary area 32 Killed CAIRO (AP) A truck carry ing 52 workers turned over into an irrigation canal Wednesday killing 32 and injuring 15 System Iron Lung Incubators Aspirators Etc SENIOR KILLS COED LN 'CAL' LIBRARY BERKELEY Calif The quiet of the University of main'library was shattered Wlednesday by two shots One killed a 21 year old coed one blinded the slayer attempt Sonja Lillian from her book senior from Calif who had changed his name from Bertran Joseph Howk to Mohammed Abdul lah Witnesses Bld police Ab dullah 21 strode directly up to the blonde Berkeley girtf a 38 caliber revolver from his pocket and fired point blank at her forehead killing her Abdullah fired a second shot into his own head He was taken to a hospital in a critical condition blinded in one eye Hospital attendants said he was expected to live riends blamed unrequited kve for the shooting 2 Persons Killed HUNTINGTON (UPI) persons were killed in a highway intersection collision south of here Thursday one of them a woman enroute to a Bluffton clin ic for treatment Police identified the dead as Charles Edward Bishir 65 and his daughter Mrs Lowell Word en 29 both of Marion unera 1865 Car Theft Case Before Court Trial of Wayne Kyees 1624 North Tenth on a vehicle taking charge was scheduled to begin at 10 a Thursday before Judge Edward Keating in city court Kyees allegedly took a truck belonging to Mrs Mary Cline of 11 and drove it on May 10 funny thing happened to us on the way to the noniina tion MRS ETHEL LAWRENCE Mrs Ethel (Brown) Law rence widow of Rev Alvah Lawrence former Methodist pas tor died Wednesday in the Meth odist home 1415 West oster Chicago She had been ill sev eral weeks with a heart condition Her husband was pastor of the Methodist church A Kirklin in Clinton county at the time of his retirement in 1938 He died sev eral years ago He previously was pastor at Winamac Brook and Medaryville and in other towns Mrs Lawrence was alicensed local preacher and for years was a prominent leader in the Wom Christian Temperance Union in Indiana and in missionary work of the Northwest Indiana conference of the church Surviving are three daughters Mrs Clarice DeBey Mrs Nadine Johnson and Mrs Ruth Clarke a sister Miss Olive Bobier and three brothers Ira Charles and Walter Bobier Burial will be at Crown Point KIM RICHARD YARLING MUNCIE Kim Richard Yarling three year old son of Mr and Mrs James Yarling former West Lafayette residents died of leukemia Thursday morning The Yarlings reside at 1223 Winthrop road in Muncie The father is a former principal of Burtsfield school at West Lafay ette The Yarlings moved to Mun cie in 1958 MRS CHARLES CONNELL BURNETTSVILLE Mrs Helen Louise Connell 37 wife of Charles Connell of Burnettsville died at 5:45 pm Wednesday in Home hospital Lafayette where she was a patient 13 weeks Born at Delphi she spent most of her life in White county with the exception of two years in Col orado She was married in 1941 and was a member of the Chris tian church here Surviving with the husband are a son Don and two daughters Beverly and Diana all at home her mother Mrs Ray Snov'ber ger of Delphi eight brothers Virgil Snowberger of rances ville Richard and Kenneth Snow berger of Delphi Harry and How ard Snowberger of Monticello Jack Snowberger of Reynolds George Snowberger of Wolcott and Robert (Ben) Snowberger of Alpena Mich and three sisters Mrs Mary Stonebraker of ran cesville Mrs Annabelle Zarse of Reynolds and Mrs Marjorie Lein inger of Indianapolis ROY CRUMLEY VEEDERSBURG Roy Crum ley 64 died in his home here Tuedsay night after a ill ness He was bom north of Hillsboro and was employed in the battery plant in Attica He was first mar ried in 1915 at Danville Ill Naomi Laird and he was married garden Surviving with two sons Roy Jr of Crawfords ville and Leland of Chicago and four daughters Mrs Maxine Clark and Mrs Loretta Reed of Crawfordsville Mrs Pauline Lind quist of Veedersburg and Miss Helen Joan Crumley of Holly wood Calif all of whom were born during the first marriage two brothers red of Alexandria Va and Ward of near Veeders burg and two sisters Mrs Rene Ballis of Crawfordsville and Mrs Alice Helmick of Hillsboro CARL CLOUSE MONTICELLO Carl Clouse 66 a retired farmer died in White County Memorial hospital at 6:45 pm Wednesday He en tered the hospital Sunday after suffering a stroke The family home is on 4 at Headlee Born in White county he was married in 1915 to Blanche unk who survives with a son John LaPorte irst quality mad in the States Kennedy Continued rom Page 1 Complete Air Conditioning 110 Volt Electrical Oxygen Equipped Air oam Mattress Two of Our Staff for Immediate Service 24 hoiirs Daity Emergency Equipment Swiss Tip Nets Six Arrests CHICAGO A tip Swiss officials a rarity in national crime led to the reindictment of five persons and the indictment of a sixth in connection with $30 million thefts from Canadian banks A federal grand jury ruled the six men had conspired to steal bonds early in 1958 and dispose of them through international banking circles The government said the men conspired to stell $30 million in stolen bonds But the indictments returned last year and Wednes day covered only a small part of that amount The government said Swiss banking officials uncovered the plot and notified police leading to the first indictment of the five men bn July 1 1959 Additional information from Switzerland brought about the second indict ment officials said It was one of the few times the Swiss have given American officials evidence for criminal prosecution Swiss banking offi cials are known for the absolute protection given to their clients The five indicted last and re indicted Wednesday were William Rabin Chicago Giu seppe Cotroni 38 alleged Cana dian Mafia boss Rene Robert Canada Sam Mannarino 54 New Kensington Pa and orman Rothman Surfside la SLOOOEIks Savings Bond DALLAS Tex (Special) Ste phen Smith 18 Lafayette (Ind) ef er high school graduate received a $1000 US savings bond Wednesday as a winner of the Elks lodge Nation al Youth Leadership contest Young Smith only recently met President Eisenhower at the White House the visit being ar ranged in recognition of his vic tory in the contest with 60000 American teen agers In September Smith will enter Indiana university to study jour nalism under a Journal and Cou rier scholarship Another $1000 US savings bond was awarded here to Miss Joan Kay Yasui 17 Hood River Ore also a winner of the Na tional Youth Leadership contest Also honored at the fraternal convention here were Miss Gayle A Edlund 17 of Phoenix Ariz and Kenneth Ritterspach 18 of Dixon Hl winners of the national valuable com petition Each received a college scholarship grant of $1400 By JOHN HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (AP) A bit ter United Nations battle between the Soviet Union and the seemed assured Thursday over the issue of which of the two great powers is responsible for threatening world peace The issue was sharply drawn Wednesday night when President Eisenhower accepted a Soviet challenge on aircraft flights and declared his determination to make a case the lawless ac tions and reckless threats of the Soviet The challenge was hurled by the Soviet government when or eign Minister Andrei A Gromyko a few hours earlier demanded an emergency session Of the Security council In a cable to headquarters he charged the US Air orce with aggres sive activities against the Soviet Union and said they constitute a threat to the peace of the world Tn a statement from his vaca tion headquarters at Newport I Eisenhower declared the is and to go to the Security council for a full discussion of what he called the shooting by the Russians of an RB 47 plane July 1 The declared in a note to Moscow Tuesday that the plane was shot down over international waters at least 30 miles from the Soviet coast on the Barents sea The Soviet Union had charged the previous day that the jet re connaissance bomber had vi olated Soviet air space A Soviet note to Washington linked the RB 47 flightfwith the May Day 2 spy flight which went down in the Ural mountains About the time that the Presi statement was being re leased at Newport the Navy said in Washington that a Soviet trawl er which cruised close to the At coast last April was an electronic spy ship AMID TESTS' The Navy said the trawler Ve ga was engaged in bold recon naissance activities The craft showed up in the midst of tests being conducted by the nu clear submarine George Washing ton The Vega later cruised down the coast to as close as 12 miles off Cape Henry Va the cape is at the approaches to the big Navy base and fleet anchorage in the Norfolk and Hampton Roads area The Navy statement apparently was intended as evidence of how the United States treats recon naissance in waters off the Headquarters for Larger Size LADIESDRESSES sizes hh uv EASX CREDIT KAYBEE STORE Everything or The Home At Super Market Prices ATTICA Edgar Crowder 43 drowned in the Wabash river about 2: 15 pm Wednesday His body was recovered about 30 min utes later i Chief of Police William Poet said he was told that Crowder and two of his friends were standing on the east bank of the river a short distance up stream from the Attica Boat club landing Crowder a former steel firm employe stripped to his shorts and started to swim the river at one of its widest points About 35 feet from shore he disappeared underwater 0 Conservation Officer Robert Shattell a d' a successful search party that recovered body With Shattell were Daniel Tucker Junior Oak ley and Harry King Indications were that ountain Coroner Ralph Nelson would con duct an inquiry today Crowder a bachelor was born in Tennessee He is survived by two sisters Mrs Wesley Ham mons of Attica and Mrs Clarsie Kendall of Moss Tenn and three brothers Omer of Attica and Bailey and Garlan both of Salt Lake City Utah Eat at ord Hopkins Cafeteria be glad you did DIENHARTS ORD HOPKINS DRUGS NORTH SIDE SQUARE Bitter UN ight Due for US Russ Dinette Sets Only cheering and shaking the sena Greenhall said "He was smiling but still completely cairn Alter a put through a calj his wife un vape vou stairs to say a the press and heai The hideaway where spent the afternoon an is a third floor luxury building owned by actork Jack Haley The apartment directly under Kennedy's was occupied by actor William Gargan who said senator has been "a nice quiet Up the street a few doors was property owned by Mae West I Kennedy and his team had kept the apartments address top secret to guarantee him as much sleep as possible during the convention When he emerged victorious from the front door to go to the convention Kennedy wore a midnight blue suit and blue polka dot tie Newsmen pressed around him jabbed mi crophones in his face bellowed questions Kennedy met them with his calm smile and' asked them please to let him through to car CLOUSE riend may call at Miller funeral home Monticello alter riday noon Services In funeral home at 1:30 pm Saturday Rev Barringer officiating burial in Indian Creek cemetery CONNELL Mrs Charles riends may call at Miller funeral home Monti cello after riday noon Services in funeral home at 3 pm Saturday Rev Henry McKesson officiating burial in Hughes cemetery CROWDER Ydgar riends may call at Roemer funeral home Attica after 4 pm riday uneral In Roemer chapel 2 pm Saturday Interment Riverside cemetery Attica GRIMES Ralph riends may call after 4 pm Wednesday at Murphy funeral home Services there 2 pm riday Rev Crowe officiating Burial Rest Haven Memorial park Also surviving are two grandchildren NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Oevltgft' Preecriptione Broken Lonsee ronSes Repaired Alyo illed Duplicated ar Replaced 530 Main St OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 5:30 THURSDAY TILL NOON OPEN RIDAY EVENING TILL 9:00 Living Room Suites AH AR ANTEED ar wrr siar ts a your glasses or your money will be re funded promptly and courteously went down words to for the YfflHwr rom Mamrfactwo Through Rnd itting I I I 1875 RETERII belt J4 1.