Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 7

ROOM 429X)OLrrMBIA8T flrpov for you lx WALT DISNEY'S MYSTHWI MILLAND PLEE ZING 5 The radio serie LYING OR MW3 7 rS Barton hlacLcan MWI i if A HE'S OK THE LOOKOUT OR uuUAWS i i 9 Patty Mtult and Rmcoo THE VAUEY VANISHING MEN SIjbHKBj resh Tomatoes I 7 's tnf under 'One shall blood its' paternity Clinton I la He St James Luthei TSjK tT were shot down in combat during the attack and two others were destroyed over the Tyrrhenian sea north of Sicily rom all opera COOK with GAS the Ideal Home uel Economical Efficient PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY INDIANA 1 'V There's None Better! 4 A a Send for folder' giving com plete" information on hotel rooms' and cottages BU5ISTE ADS' With 7 HUGH herb: WrfclDEAL BEACH 4 7 Skating Bowling and all Amusements open every afternoon and evening 27 MERRY MIXUPS! Marriage a la convenience! A borrowed house full of swee't young tilings and then his ex wife walks in! DANCE EVERY NIGHT AT THE 7 WABASH TAVERIU iiii raiTsr Georze SANDERS LVM BAirl msw MUN 4W RHft Baptist School Bas Enrollment of 115 The first' week vacation church school closed riday mom Ing at the irst Baptist church with an enrollment of mote than 115 The classes have been divided into thtee general groupings the beginners' primary and junior departments Any child in the community desiring to share in the work of the school may be present next Monday at a in Bed: Your Plee Zing Grocers BEE AND PORK Open Evenings 8:00 7 Sunday 7:80 A to 12:30 himself' as Indeed" that President Rbosevelt signed the njeasure'X 7 Rumi chairman of the New York ederal Reserve bank said: "Withina short" time the danger to us all of income tax debt will have been removed In aome cases there will be rather severe bur dens to carried but neverthe less all will benefit by getting on to a current basis" ATTENTION PLEASE 7: 7 WB ATR MTYThui lwPABM A Mw taeMHiv VU VVllMM CUVUgU 1UW 4V1 mrirreotfriaerMarfM ma be forced to close early Sunday afternoon INED BY JUSTICE George McGuire of Austin ar rested by state police for ning" a stop sign in front "of the post barracks near West Lafay ette was fined $3 riday by Jus tice Dees 4 i 5f KILLED BY LOCOMOTIVE 'ELKHART Ind' June (API win New York Central railroad car inspector was 3 killed by a' switch engine icoaay Tomorrow TWO IRST RUN HITS a SUNDAY DINNER i a' 14 RIED SPRING UHlUiiJLN Country Style with Cream ix Gravy 7 ROAST YOUNG TURKEY with Celery Dressing ROAST LEG VEAL with Brown Gravy a CHHJ8 rOKTION GLADLX SERVED We Closed All Day Sundays "tjhfil urther I otice I 'K' Route 25 'and 32 By Pass' riday Evening June 11 1943 to Attend lag Day Exercises Members of the VW post are requested to meet' the4 post home 614 Columbia street Sunday afternoon at 1:30 and then take part in lag Day exercises at Columbian park ami lana ilMiwritt Cbnaw snmaHnuK Id ills a gm psMiiHa ftlrtm UJLfQ DVLIj aUU pCA VJVU WAU i uts held at 2 Sunday in the Wright chapel lying in state there tvp hours before 7 ToaaY Tora'ono MIDNITEPREVUE MpUf MAIN SATURDAY 11:15 1XI 1VY IVlMLY JOSEPHINE Si BUTCHER LINDEN June 10 Mrs Jose phihe Butcher 79' of Linden died Thursday at 5:10 at St Elizabeth hospital Born near Romney she had lived in this vicinity most of her life Shefwas Ynarrietf to William Butcher jho in 1923 Surviving are a sister Mrs Uiditiv Newton Stevens Lofayette and a brother Grant' Layton' In dianapolis The body is at 4 the MurptiyTuneral home from where services will be held Sunday at 2 The Stars Say or Saturday June 12 By GENEVIEVE KEMBLEA DAY of extraordinary and un predictable events and sudden vis itations is forecast from a long chain of unusual planetary con figurations Intense and dynamic vibrations reign and may precipi tate exceptional" bewildering situations or predicaments This may be ih the realm of the ro mantic mystical or subjective rathera than tfie world of com monplace occurrence It is a day to expect the unexpected espe cially in emotional crises Those whose birthday it is may be prepared for a year in which the' unsought the unlooked for unprecedented mid unpredict able may be fulfilled with spec tacular and breathtaking crises and culminations The extraordi nary the unorthodox and dra matic are probable affecting with far reaching influence the futureand" its destinies Prospects should be attacked ingenuity and confidence A child born on this day should be endowed witK many and di verse traits abilities and aspira tions of conspicuous importance in attaining a progressive' pros perous and happy? life of romance ana achievement Special eatures riday and Saturday Nights at MAPLE POIAT RINK 'Skating Every Night and Sunday Afternoon RATES OR PARTIES 7 PHONE 45522 I DANCING" AT THE TREES URS'' Cleaning S3S Main fit Lafayette Ind 7 PLUS SUSPENSE CR 4 ms BESSIE BROWN Mrs Bessie "(Reimers) 3 Brown 5i died Wednesday' at at her residence 829H North ifth street Bor nt in Kankakee Illinois she was married to Em mett LeRoy Jefferson in 1913 and later wed Harry Brown She came to' Lafayette in 1914 Mrs Brown was a member of the Methodist church Surviving are the daughters: Mrs George Hargep Gary Mrs Lloyd Powell LafayetteMiss Virginia Jefferson Lafa yette and a son Private LeRoy Jefferson Camp Grant" Hl the mother Mrs Mary Reimers Kan kakee IU' three brothers and three' sisters The body is the Bradshaw funeral home from where services will be held Sat urday at 3:30 POTATO JOHM WAYNE eCyli New IU Study INDIANAPOLIS June 10 The "Indiana University Schodl fit Medicine has introduc ed the study fitt tropical medi cines Dean W' lJtGath announc ed today The new study? he explained is for the two fold purpose of preparing 'armed doctors for global usefulness and to fit to treat diseases that might be brought home by i serv ice 'men from tropical countries? a Dr William Headlee a na tive of Shelby county and uate of Earlham college' will head the staff that will Uach the new study' Dr Headlee formerly 5 taught at Purdue university Later he at tended the Tulane university in stitute of tropical medicine and spent a year in' Venezuela as a biologist' 'and parasitologist While in Venezuela he prepared plans for laboratories of a new insti tute for tropical medicine at' Car EAGERLY AWAITED! Unforgettable New Chi acters rom the Master Creator of Entertainment 1 REATHS Monday Store Honrs TOMORROW 5 MIDWAY TAVERN tere everybody meets weir rtriends WRiqBTl MID'S? Beauty Sfipjp 7 Mildred 'Davis Prop PERMANENTS OP DISTINCTION 314 Sebalt Bld i Phono 23S3 er rurdue GODDARD on CMhonoo 2 ALL WOOL GARMENTS Protected from Moths by Monite Process Crown Laundry a a Grown lbs flfi 10' or Quality Clothing and urnishings Shop Ti Corner 3rd and Oolunl4a LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Daily OXORD June ii rresnytetian i sorihf Bible schdoL Afpenin' Monday lime 19 ana Today and Sat TARGET tor TERROR! Watch crime take cover when PRESTON PsufHiv Save to Vs Saie'Coats and Suits fiLfiNS THE STYLE' CORNER i yunerii erviceXforMarcUs A Wesfwill beTfraid Saturday at 2 from thi BrsEkw fu mraL home ERHARDT WEURThNeR RENSSELAER June Erh ardt Weurthher eT farmer and 'Newton township resident most of his life Thursday evening at the hospital hdre Born at Lawrencebfirg he was married in 1900 to Amy i Belle rancis who died in 1925 Surviving is son Ray living eat of here )with whom he had made his home re? 7 in TECTINICOLdR His Greatest eature Picture Since Based on elix oauens ueioveu lory ISLEOi PANTELLERIA CAPTURED BY ALLIES (Continued rom Page" One) render made to the commander ignored" WAVE WHITE LAG A white flag displayed on hill In the northern part the island it was announced early this morning This infor mation was conveyed immediately to the "commander of allied forces on the African mainland and step? toward occupying the island were begin immediately Many hundreds of allied planesdarkened the sky yesterday Thirty seven 'enemy fighters Death or i Dishonor i Choice In Searchlight lare 4 I STRIKES THREATEN AS MINERS PROTEST INES (Continued rom Page One) A ficials warned that the govern ment fines would be by the men Several came out flatly with a prediction of another walk out and Lewis summed up his opinion fit Ickes order in these words: '1 unwarranted illegal act which takes nearly J3000 000 worth' of food from the fingers! Hand mouths of children of the mining camps a brutal application of economic sanctions against free citizen another step toward political tyranny in The men are working under a truce that midnight June 20 'Meantime Lewifind the Appa lachian joint wage conference failed to conclude an agreement onva the basic demand pay for portal to portal (underground trav el) time They said in simul taneous statements that their con versations were Lewis and thecentral Pennsyl vania Producers association then disclosed a separate settlement calling for a a 'day increase for the underground travel The association withdrew from the Appalachian conference MODEL OR CONTRACT The war" labor board took up this pact yesterday and by its questioning indicated that a ma jority of the members were not satisfied with the terms With out WLB approval the agreement would be invalid At the time it wail signed Lewis offered the same terms to all other operators as a model for "a new contract Illinois operators have said pay $150 On the whole issue Edvvard Burke spokesman for the south ern operators said he felt the coal producers owe any pay raise and he was willing to take his chances in any litigation on that score Chairman William Davis said the war labor board would approve a reasonable sum' if sup porting data was supplied Dadsti questioned also whether travel xay 'should be at thne and hair rates 7 7 Burke speaking for the opera tors contended again that travel time was considered when pay rates were adopted In the old contract He reiterated that any boost would have to be accom panied by higher coal prices pos sioiy 4uc a ton more NOW EVERY NIGHT AND SUNDAY ATERNOON ERKIE ENGLUND REGULAR STORE HOURS THIS WEEK Open Saturday Until 8:00 PM' Monday as Usual 9:00 AJML to 5:30 PJML IH NEWRKS 0381:7 7: POTATO CHIPS 10c and 15cPkgs Enjoy a Deliciotfs ISH OR CHICKEN" DINNER RI AND SAT NIGHTS at the 1 kRTH SIDE i TA VEIIN Radio Cadettes 7 HighlyHonored'Eighty five 'engineer cadettes including girls from all parts of the country who are taking an in tensive' course at Purdue univer sity as employees of the Radio Corporation of America Victor 'di vision Camden were pre sented with Army Navy pins Thursday evening by Robert Shan non general manager of RCAin a brief convocation at the wo 'residence' halls '77'? Shannon Smith general works manager and McCon nell legal advisor all of' Camden visited classrooms and laboratories on the' Purdue campus where the cadettes are studying ih prepara tion for duties with RCA when they complete 44 weeks of study Their here was part of an inspection trip to RCA plants at Indianapolis Bloomington and Monticello Mary Wagner formerly of 1641 South Meridian street Indian apolis who is president of the dormitory unit accepted the pins for the girls Three of the cadettes Barbara Therrio Chica go Hammond Peoria HI' and Patricia 1 White Sarasota la acted as hostesses for their guests i McConnell spoke briefly to the girls discussing the importance of character in their work with the corporation The RCA officials discussed the course of study with Miss ran ces Tallmadge resident supervisor for the girls and Prof Caldwell of the School of Electri nal nrln anrlnrr tpha hana completed flvb weeks in a course involving mathematics 4 radio man ufacturing electronics draftifg shop practices "and rdlo theojy iailli enajue vssve Cuht In nnxi earehllriit ovrr the major fear 'f ntrr United Nation bombing with Oak breaking their whu ui luff DQji reurrnei ivr? to the penoanentlr worn hamen in Hot the narlrator" taak ls two fold lnt he reacUee down' nnder hl picks the 'chute and hands it to him Then he rraba hb and waits his turn in ths strictly sn 7 survra jnmpiur rouiuon In thls a true the navicater reaches The pilot's 'chute is but his own has been left behind I One of the motors has eonked out' Tail surfaces are wines are riddled He has a terrible choice and but why snenid we satisfy your curiosity? The series Is running every Monday night over Station 1VASK' Yon can watch the terrified working of this young mind yourself 1 rA THIS PROGRAM IS SPONSORED BY GRAIN DEALERS MUTUAL AGENCY INC TRaPPEDI WUh vengeance in his heart he came back to kUl the woman he had deserted ana ciaim his chiia but desttoY caught up With him i and he paid the price) 1 A New AnjZe on 77ie Drama 7nange ind armerShot To Death in ield DELPHI June Ruel Ashba about 50 farmer living six miles southeast of Delphi was found dead in a field shortly after 10 a today by his wife His wife hearing the tractor motor running for a considerable' time in the same spot' became alarmed and went to investigate inding her husband nowhere near the tractor Mrs Ashba broadened her circle of search and found him on the other side of a fence about 100 feet from the tractor amid trees and brush He had wound im his right breast' and a shotgun lay nearby Coroner Hunter expressed the opinion that? Ashba may have left the tractor to shoot a ground hog and accidentally shot him self Surviving are the widow a son Ivan in the army at Camp Swift Tex and' two daughters Mrs Harold Brewer' Delphi And Mrs Helen Stockton South Bend The bdoy was brought to the Grimm and Son funeral home 7 Girl Preacher Miss Charlotte Troxel 12 year aid local girl will preach at the union Victory service to be held Sunday afterfioonJune 13 at 2 in the irst Church of God AAVSRaasa vV 'v House which gih'ey Wl ihei 'cdriaitldh' IS that Miss rmit tnej ests to dete! The null eerie LYING OR REEDOM heard every Monday night at 6:30 over Station WA8K contain many halr mlalng anecdote pried mt of combat pilot and bombardiers Save at SHIGLEY i KtUAL JK VbM 2502 South SL 7 i New York ruit Mkt 1001 Main St? 7 Phone '8043 The Hilltop Tavern 4 CATISH AND CHICKEN SERVED DAILY Try Our CHICKEN IN THE BASKET 7 te VARIETY SANDWICHES HUTTON'S RESTAURANT East Main St and 52 By Pass 24 Hour 8ervfce CLOSKD EACH MONDAY 5 tAYLtONO 7MASSEY7X77W mm TiiHHicoioiir? WITH TRULY great CAST7'i headed BY1J: KAT JOHN VIILLAND WAYNE PAULETTE OXfOOL 23c DUZ 7 RINSO CHARW SCHNEPP Charles Schnepp 78 died Thursday at 4 at his home just north of Lafayette Born in Carroll county he Jived near Del phi until three years ago He was marrifeH ta the former Catherine Gray Surviving are the wife sis ter MissOrpha Schnepp Delphi and a half brother Arthur Schnepp also! of Delphi: The body is at the Raker funeral home Dayton where services will be Saturday' at 2:30 ELMER MERKEL Elmer Merkel 62" for many years a resident: of Mulberry died Thursday evening' of fa heart at tack at the home of his daughterrs5 Robert McKinney rural route xsorn at neuuuig a ne came to Indiana" when a small boy On Sept 2L 1902 he married Mifis ZeilsTtlrschmer who survives with six children Charles Merkel and Mrs Mc Kinney Lafayette Mrs Otifi Stair and WUliam Merkel Col burn aad Mrsy Charles fl Nixon as a mem per or ciiurcn Cinneyhome oervices tiaturaay at mjrpir St 7dames church Rogers Vanc Etenderspn funeral directors 7 WbHOPKIKS prin Sale Now On! 'X 1 This was the first time1 in' the Mediterranean that' airfpower al most alone had knocked out the enemy and it forced the surrender of an important outpost without landing of a single ground soldier The capitulation" of dazed and battered garrison came little more than 7 seven months after AE landing barges ground ed on the beaches of rench Morocco and Algeria 77 i (The Italian high command tfas silent on its loss "The regular Italian communique broadcast from Rome said the garrison though hammered by the pound ing of about 1000 enemy planes again made no reply to a further request of (British military observers in ixinaon estimated about 8000 men made up the garrison chiefly ar tillery crews air personnel and ground staffs) 3 lying ortresses roaring into combat in greater numbersthan ever before spearheaded the con tinuous attack against the rocky island 1 So heavy were the waves of the allied aerial traffic almost to that some formatioris had to circle offshore for several min utes before soaring in to smother such gun emplacements 7 air field targets and 'other military objec fives afi had escaped the explosives and gunfire of their predecessors 1 CHAPLINAGREES TO PAYMENT IN i 1 PATERNITY SUIT LOS ANGELES June (AP) ilm Comedian Charles agreed today to 7 pay $2500 cash and Weeklv for the sunnort Joan Berry pending trialof 7 A r' a suit to determine Daternitvfef' CX OTCL rr III tjiaTt jier unoorn enua putxat the same timeexDlicitLv denied he' 'is father 1 I OXORD June llr Pi 7 Counsel for the comedian ari Methddist churches for Miss hr zTLteeririta SOrinl? i Vacation Bib aja sze5BjQ niea tlOn MACHINERY SET TO COLLECT PAY GO TAX (Continued pVom Page One) bility is $50 or less: or' those whose abatement year tax bill is between $50 and $6667 a fiat $50 abatement is granted and 'for those whose abatement "year bill is over $6667 an abatement' ot 75 per cent is granted The remaining 25 per cent must bo paid 12 1 2 per cent next March 13 and 12 1 2 pet Cent March 15 1945 NEW June ll t(lNS) Beardsley Rumi who first sug gested tax revision' plans from which! were developed the new pay as you go tax today expressed Exactly as originally shown See the mightiest spectacle with an its tnruis nun 7 POPULAR PRICES sell Rii cori dean HndRevxRus dieS7" The first cen e'ral'sembly 'will be held Monday morning at 9 the Presbyterian 'church 'X 1 Piano Recital Mrs Albert Pyke present piano pupils in a recital Sunday evening at 7:30 in Duncan hall Relatives and friends of the pupils are invited LAST TIMES TOD It a Great 4 v1" 6 Saturday Special BAKED YOUNG HEN CA with DressinA77 UC Our Noonday LunOa A and JEvenlnr Meal Daily 43C and t)lfC Jeo arida at Hoosier ete Station Sth and South Stx 7 Orchestra I UM at 7s 7 'I A vfeUKlial A 1 7 1 Hi Af MM ar IM 7 I 7 mW IH 1 1 nrH'Asf rj 31 lmmMMKm "1 7 7 jSsS 4 (7" 318s aim mkuS'M ''I El AilYl TMjLf Hl Tran j7 JU eil 'JMAV'' ST jgu piTaf Jeafc iV I 1 il9 WK IBWw' '7 'JS 1 1 'r ''xSdflsdSSKM WS77M I I aj 7 7 7C 7 '7 'Kr fT jTr 3 Is IS? 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