Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 10

Wednesday Evening March 14 10 US Talks DEATHS Continued from Page 1 On Monday the four Western KIMBALL PIANOS Low Prices was CLINGENPEEL PIANO SHOP 530 Northwestern Axs 1 for Additional Information 92 Years Service LOt'IS A RECO Wayne Memorial Services Thurs mrotr BELL Keltwta A I or Phone Order 103 4th Strut Phom 2 6254 a PLAY? and RELAX TIPPECANOE CO LORISTS ASSOC or ths finest far Quality and Berries Your Local lorist He was Stine to Han 1947 He Boniface Is in he He noted tne nign court naa said progress toward integration Pr wriptloe AIm illed government Cyprus talks of Archbish fresh fuel in KhcIm StMiped haif Addrmaed E4apa WHS Mall Orders that the Dul Ca A UNERAL AT SOLLER BAKER IS A DIGNIIED AND AITHUL SERVICE PEOPLE WILL TALK ABOUT AS BEING A INE TRIBUTE leaf fragments to the surface of the sea Officials said the World war II Hellcat was an easy target for the 1500 mllc per hour Ter rier addlnr that it was capable on either side of not going to help he added said it is going to adjust thinking in OPTICIANS 531 MAIN ST Complete With Lfdsf and I rttnw LOOK MOM! IRST QUALITY GLASSES Quake Hits Panama PANAMA (UP) An earth quake of medium intensity shook the city of Panama and the Ca nal sone Tuesday The quake with its center some 35 miles from here lasted three minutes There were no reports of casualties or serious damage1 Bir are a iwo weclc preliminary confer ence for laying the ground work for the projected world wide ra diation study funeIial notices 'ast Time' Vote Set EVANSVILLE (AP) Evans vllle civic industrial and labor i leaders voted Tuesday to conduct a referendum on the daylight time question in connection with the primary election May 8 The decision means the city will stay on centra! standard time at least until the election Voters will say then whether they want to keep it through the summer or change to time Most of southwestern "pocket" goes along with Evans ubleU neutralise 3 times as much light tlmo was the rule last sum dletive tablets Get Bell ana mer I HIPPENSTEEL Ct UNERAL HOME T4e olloieiwg hxurtll Htrt Bit SibfliMJ HAItKY A EMERSON BERARD DAILY fftlfMOMI A 1 2 7302 refused to Identify the countries concerned but had heard of "a num 'uneral J'Jonte 1865 Ambulanet Servlet Leonard Wilson right is called from class to University of Alabama adminis tration building at Tuscaloosa Ala to be expelled by univer sity trustees as a result ot his fight for segregation on the campus and criticism of univer sity officials in permitting a Negro to matriculate (AP Wirephoto) Eisenhower aaid when we must be patient and understanding of the deep emotions of others this is that time Extremists the issue are the situation Elsenhower take time to the South But he expressed con fidence that the people will ap proach the problem with modera tion ARM At the outset of the conference Eisenhower noted that the planting season Is just about here and said we need a farm bill now He added that he possible overstate his anxiety to get a good farm bill: A farm bill pending before thei Senate would enact the admlnls tration's plan for creation of a "soil bank" to help get rid of huge crop surpluses BERNARD DAILY Bernard Eugene Dally 54 ol United States Is friendly to both' nations and both in turn arc Vital iy necessary to the Nprth At lantic Treaty organization The President said the BriJ Ish Greck quarrel presents a very touchy and complicated problem ISRAEL ARAB Eisenhower said he wanted to make it very clear that neither he nor Secre tary of State John oster Dulles ever have foreclosed the possi bility of ahipment of arms to Israel An Israeli request for US arms has been pending at the State department for months A reporter had asked Elsen hower for amplification of his assertion of last week that Israel could not win an arms race with the Arabs because that nation ts greatly outnumbered In popu lation terms by the Arab coun tries The President said ft has been this policy to help small nations and that there is no blinking to the fact that Interests in that area are very gravely jeopardized Every pos sible means of reaching a solu tion of the dispute must be ex plored Eisenhower declared Eisenhower said his remarks last week meant that this coun try Is hoping just for a better solution of the problem INTEGRATION Asked for comment on a manifesto by 107 Congress members pledging use of every means" to re verse the Supreme school integration ruling Elsen hower first called specific atten tion to the stipulation in the manifesto for the exercise of powers have scheduled a new round of disarmament negotia tions with the Soviets here with in the framework of the United Nations disarmament subcommit 'tee The United States was reported Buyers 'Optimistic' i WASHINGTON (UP) The ederal Reserve board said Wednesday American consumers are optimistic" about 1956 business conditions and expect to( spend accordingly The board said consumers plan this year to buy as many: with High Trade in Allow ance 5500 weekly and up dados UMJCHHHN ilorrr rlanda may rail after 4 Um Wadnea1ir at Hlp funnral whr BPOB 141 aarvfea Will be at 730 pm Wednesday Marvk ra at 10 am Thure rfatf tn ippsinat erl rhapeL Jewish Wrlrhl dfflrUilnc interment in Jleat Hnvffl Memorial perk A rand eon Emery Jvukenbill HL aleo aur 3 Times aster or Gas on Stomach Cart! fled taboratory tests prove Bell ana i ville on the time question Day tornlch acldlty one minute as many I i today for the fastest known relief 354 DEBATE LN COMMONS I The Cyprus Issue was up for debate in the House of Commons Wednesday Opposition Laborites seeking to censure raen for collapse of the and the deportalion op Makarios found remarks rMda rrnry funeral Meridian Jndl am trOT) uneral Directors 9MCOUM81ASt AT lOM PHONE 2 3 58 LAAYETTE 13000 feet altitude But the two Terriers turned and weaved in their supersonic speed ascent then converged 'n the last few split seconds as they neared the target plane Spectators saw a flash In the sky a blooming cloud of smoke another flash as MM I A I I el A US Help Continued from Page 1 cllOahrux UNERAL HOME IM 14 JTtfll22b3S 2254 Veedefsburg Man Takes Life VEEuBRBbbiiu neer for Consolidated Industries NORTHAMPTON IN THE jnorn jhere died of a nears auaca SEA (AP) A I Ll a fV iUi or ncrc uia iugav THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE IND Open riday Mt Dall: tn Open All hnradar Sarah riend" homo Mulberry he condwetfrl 3 Butt tn air Haven Play easier have more years of Music Pleasure You will be glad to Say piano is a KIMBALL" bomber Apparently restrained by top Desartment of Defense levels the Army has been unable to show off in actual firing its Nike missile track ana xiu a highflying eom uav inane Reporters along with visiting admirals watched Tuesday as two mtaalies spiraled up a radar beam from the Navy's first robot weap on ship the Boston The drone target plane an 8 Helicat traveling at 350 dap htt if taras nfit nft VW Busy in Africa UNITED NATIONS NUP) Ambassador Henry bot I odge Jr warned Wednes day that Soviet Russia has be gun an economic penetration of Africa Lodge chief delegate to the United Nations returned Tuesday from a three wcek in spection tour of and economic air projects In Libya and the Sudan He said he had prepared a re port for Washington on the tle of assistance" with Russia and that he expected to testify before Congress on the technical aid program think the Soviet 'Union beginning to establish itself Africa in a general said Jxxlge African said he that had received and are considering Soviet offers of aid with "strings attached" to the Kremlin The he said are Rus insistence that Soviet per sonnel be assigned to any eco nomic project so they can behind the Lodge said the Kremlin has been offering African countries which are desperately needed In most parts of Among them he said he had heard of offers of cement road materials farm machinery and hospitals fully equipped and with personnel Baumgartner in 1898 He died in'Iastyear 1952 I However the board warned Surviving are a daughter Mrs these statements of Intent James Chapman of Rensselaer not be taken as a fore and a brother Oman of cast of what consumers actually Wayne wiU buy during the NOW or Shakespeare's amous Play "OTHELLO" 130 ALL SEATS RESERVED I LM Performance Dates: ri Sai March 22 23 24 pjn No Matinee Performance North Bex Office PURDUE HALL MUSIC Box Office Open 9 to 1 to 5 Week Days 9 to IS SaL PEOPLE tn all walk of life like and ue our OURTEOUS ONIDENTIAL ONVENIENT' ASH SERVICE WASHINGTON INS Post master General Arthur Sum Imerfield ha called on Congress again to increase postal rate and iStop burdening American taxpay ers with subsidies for commer cial mail The administration bill which concern of the government Summerfield utw supporting in over recent developments inUyp testimony before the House a nvc 4 a fi a a tv 9 a Th0 irarement wm nuum mi target of furious attacks fn al crease rates on second class most al! British newspapers 'mailing of newspapers and msg LMBASSADOR CALLED azines by about 15 per cent Wednesday a spokesman for! the foreign offic toid a High Taxes conference however BriXiO Tiri considers the latest Washington? US BIum UP pronouncement supersedes Can Belgian shopkeepers and publi statement 1 There an hour long discus blackout Tuesday night to pro I I rvn ev vniteui by UK Throughout the country small I UI and Minister of State Anthony candles to light their shops hop i nt 'In atfrart Attnntinn in fnrip pleas for lower taxes ton dispatch said the Stata de A 1t I ncorrntimPTlt partment sought to impre MlDdl lilalllClll 9 rxs w4 ltsl a 11 fhaf 1 Ki country is not taking sides ini LONDON (UP) The United i in finnrhri tn A sks only fair and I jutl mlu switch in policy has ruardcdly encouraged because of acreeabie to Britain to nuclear dis admission it no longer Greece sad ik th rPard3 iubie and by her Western allies and Russia of realization of the pro sources said Wednesday jNNtlve horrors of surprise nu ly KeXht toeq pu5 In the past the United States csr i a he its position after Prime Min 'with its allies has declined to dis high Ister Sir Anthony gov uss nuclear diasrmamrnt "ith Americas jKWltton dmrma ernment ordered the i i Soviets until the problems had changed sery much a 1 1 ambassador sir nogcr auwins aim to find out whether the United satisfactorily resolved States was beginning to giveeup i The West's discussions will be port to th (Jreek view on Cyp limited to methods and goals and ru will not Involve commitments on In London it was reported tutor atomic weapons at this resentment tne son jamc Esther Gricner the second missile detonated And ithe tattered wreckage of theHcll sent to Indian jcat drifted down like burning MRS MARY ROBINSON Mr Mary (Coomcy) Robinson BA BU Svinstt mne mr I C'rUr fUhrl hnnie Met Krv I that i ra tiAtay Ker (ECwsrS Morrla offlctalta Burial tn Hall Hill taniatar BAUMGARTHkn Mra Hanla mar call 3 pru Tburaday at Jokaun funtraf rhpl Kanawalaar where aervt will Sa rendvcteS at anu ilda: Interment In Wan ton Jlenaaelae By raqneet tjf Mr Jtawlpsanner Illa enaket will remain cloartl A Cha Ida Chapman ot Kaiuaetaer II 1 1 niTTNKn Ml may al attar 3 Xlamamlih orueral whara acrrleea Will rida I Kav ria tin: Interment ramatary Mnlaarr B'TSSBIIa glmr t'rlanda may tall afur rldar at family al4an at JOtiertiatn Bndy will Jia In atata ona hour before funeral and Maaonta aervfrea at 3 pm Saturday In Otterbein Mathrdlat chureh Bov Marvin CjonH' Battle round r1 Ik't ManKar Otterhelu efri rlattn: interment In Rent Maven llemrrfal park Mfayntte raven atm urive sel unaral home Otterbein Jn rharse I I BULL Mre Kathryn riend may call at Koar iyera funeral home after 1 Servl ea there 1:39 rlrtay Jt Harry Parker Dayton Presbyterian ehureh and Key Karl Hrlmburer Conareaa Street Methodist ehureh offlelalin Interment Inf Deyton eametery Also enrrtvln aral two! rraiMlchlldren and rive raat rnniniuireri tUiJV lArriarrl EiiffsnR may rail pm cTT WMnaa dsy at ana hnm 'J33t I North snsnntle at riday In flf I Bridget iafhnha ehurrh Indiana poll: ntariwnt Hi Holy Uroaa cmtrrv InWIanannh or furthar informal Ion frail Hippanataal uni 1 WOOD INC red A Docoocr 420 Columbia 2 4S78 Home Penonti inance Service Since 1917 csapai Otterbein He ws employed by the dispute between Greece Asks Postal Hikeaw at wl tai zv ran as 1 1 1 1 PSI ff i the British Island colony REMARKS STIRRED USS British anger had been sparked by a statement of to Greece Tuesday Cannon expressed to the Greeks who want to annex the: restive island sympathetic! ltECO Tnua A rlrnds may rail a I rlrr funrral hotna after Thnrs lay mwm Bam lean In Mt Boni far athollr rhnrrh at a tn rl day Offldatlhr will a a rndaon jtav Rtatilayl Blr 0M Cincinnati Jiurlal In alveary ramatarr Crawfoida vllla Hurvlvori Include anothsr Brand son Raymond Blr It 7 and ala step prandehildran) rilMIAMS Hush Husband nf t'laudla (Withrow tlllliama ot Bryn Jltwr Pa Memorial aarvluea 4 pM Wednesday March 1 at chapel of Bryn Mawr Praabyterlan chureh Hon Mawr Also aurvtvlri are ettrhi randcildin or furthar ln fnrmatlon ill Hlppatuileei tuneral home phone 7303 ItoniNBON Mrs Mery rlepda may call at' Murphy funeral home after 4 pm Wednesday Itoanty arrv I a there Thuraty services aJti rldaS nt St Mry a cathedral Macr Krnil gchweier of flclatfns Bur ial In Delphi IQO cemetery WirHON Mr Moyl riends may all at la M' ra A Son funerl )iina Roa ville after 3 pm Wednes day The body will Ila tn state hour before 'kervleea In 1aetlnevllla Prest Vterlan rbtirrh at 3 pm Thnra day Rev I Out Alderton offlrlatln: burial In jitnavtlle cemetery sur vivors includ grandson and a sreai aranddsuchter Thom uimcocx wno died of a heart attack CARIBBEAN SEA (AP) Th four mile fouth of here took hi: 7 Tuesday Navy Is th first of the three own Ilf tbere Tuesday evening! WM stricken fn the garage some time rival service to show! by shooting himself in the chest home where public bow ita anti aircraft with a 28 revolver Hl wife hla jame Dally and guided missile the Terrier can' frvaas (a I nf nn it i bi 'Srantz wva4 VIII 1 1 w4 aaws found a rjote saying his body Elizabeth hospital where he was would be fodnd in a brooder house pronounced dead on arrival rearby had nst(ve Hoosier he had re from sided In thi community one lshero year former residing at Eate yertigsted ville and Indianapolis Before Born in Yeddo was married) joinjng industrial engineer 193J to Mary Myers He had Bfl(j tifn tudy department And recently a i MinrDiuav D3UC PCT DOU WBA OUl OI truck driver twee ys employed by 7lght at six miles distance and Shirvit nr with the widow his mother Mabie Glascock ofwo veteran of Navy service Rockville a iter Mrs Gene Jrj World war I and was a mem vievvi Dimmuni vvringv'jnR fl fnm Harriet UNITED A I Yive raternal Order of Eagles uruinui a i ijn sj i a rAma Thej first global Investi gation or raiiafion rin Immp tfr4 af idnlir4 frnm IT tests got aider way at the UN P011 Wednesdays clans from! 13 countries lnclud 70 died at 10:40 a Ing the and Russia opened! the State "tflnthe it 1 ka Kazl A nALiPHt Lflci id ricr auuinjij vuv pot two yea ri and nine mmthsof coplng with the jet (Mie lurmvriy uww bama street Born at Delphi she was mar ried to Arthur Robinson who died in 1933 She had lived here tor the past 22 year and wa a member of St Mission church at the Soldiers home Surviving are a stepson Ray mond Robinson of Delphi four brothers James Charles rancis 3 and John Coomey all ot thi city and two sister Mr Eva Delaney city and Mrs Elizabeth Temple of Liv onia Mich HUGH GILIIAMS Hugh Stanton Gilhams 68 of Bryn Mawr Pa died at Bryn Mawr hospital Monday after an Illness of two weeks He was a graduate of Purdue university In 1913 and wa presi dent of HS Gilhams company consulting engineers with offices in the Philadelphia National Bank building He wa a member of Union League of Pennsylvania Tau Beta Pi engineering frater nfy and a 32nd degree Mason Surviving with the widow the former Claudia Withrow arc three daughters Mrs Blair Me Clenachan of Ridgewood N3 tin Wayne Peoples of Cleve land and Mrs Bob Downing of Boulder Colo SIRS ELMER GRAVES Word has been received here of the death of Mrs Rosemary (McManus) Graves a native of Lafayette in her home at In dianapolis She hJjd lived at In dianapolis 45 years Surviving with the a Elmer Graves are two sisters Mrs Agnes Burkhardt Lafayette and Mrs Helen I ee Indlan apoli MRS CHARLES GRIEY 1 Word has been received here of the death at 10:30 a Tuesday of Mrs Bessie (Coffey) Griffey 51 in a hospital at Alexandria She had been a patient there two days and had been ill six week Born at Louisville he lived here as a child She married Charles Griffey 31 years ago Surviving with the husband are three daughters three sons and three sister Mrs Edith Milner and Mra Chester Cullin both of Lafayette and Mrs Ralph Grimes of near Lafayette LOUIS A RECO Louis A reco 86 former well known farmer in Montgomery county died at 2 a Wednes day in the home of a daughter Mrs Albert Bir on 7 a mile south of Lafayette on Ind 25 He had been 111 a year Born at New Albany he farmed near Crawfordsville for many year He had lived in hi daugh ter home nine year first married to Mary who died in 1908 and nah Jewell who died in was a member of St Catholic church Surviving with Mrs another daughter Sister Oc tavia a teacher in SL school at Logansport and a step daughter Mrs Neal Leonard Crawfordsville ALBERT I MIUER Albert I Miller 64 of Lincoln City formerly ot Lafayette wa fatally stricken with a heart at tack Monday night eeling 111 he drove to a office at Lamar and was stricken with the heart attack there The phys ician Bent him to the hospital at I Huntingburg where he died Tues day I An agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance company for 34 Dixie Jury rees Man in Slaying SUMNER Mla Elmer Otia Kim bell wa acquitted of murder late Tuesday in the shot gun slaying of a 33 year old Negro sure justice would be done" said the 35 year old white Glendora cotton gin operator "but I should have known" A 12 man all white jury delib erated more than four hours Two witnesses testfied they saw Kim bell blast Clinton Mel ton three times with a shotgun Dee 3 at a Glendora service sta tion Yma om i 4k skAJIlnf was an aftermath of an argu fthat resentment against theUgc the sources said ment between Kimbef! and Mel (United Including chargesj Officials said Harold Stas ton over gasoline to put into of American meddling boiled en disarmament representative car UP among Britons Wednesday for President Eisenhower had Defense attorney Kel i aiH irimKii rirH in office Indicated a surge the scope and goals nf nuclear Sttf lwo n4rrvta 4ta said three shot were fired aticrnment3 had armament pans simultaneously him on wounding him in the! Yhe foreign office said it has! shoulder "n0 criticism to of the Rut mn urMnnn wax found State departments stand I Melton body or In his car The trial took place in the same courtroom where a 1 brothers Milam and Roy Bryant were found Innocent six months ago of the murder of 14 year old Emmett Till Chicago Negro Shortly after the slaying the Glendora club passed a resolution unanimously on Appffri hlK tMfdv which claimed the life of one of finest members of the Negro race in this community Last week the widow killed in a car accident Relatives said she was learn ing to drive Dulles in Viet Nam OitCAM TVcn QWXJTWA1 Usiq OCL1 Ckaajr xurir nn iiwus sx Ciatn TnVin TIhIIm flaw airs art a nf fh 1 In ifpti i HPt wkm 11 1 a 6 a a I 11 as VM rail I 4 a WAS iri nix za Vl 4 1 IJlllf a9AS2JS i utiJiufluaj atss gcasrao ajurtM'S puiinvn Viet Premier Ngo Ambawador Winthrop Aldrich businessmen lamps 'nttndlssa frrk their ahnna I Dtoh uicm At the airport Dulles read a(Nutting The foreign office sum prepared statement which said in'moned Aldrich for that talk part: in tne eventrui year since my last visit the Viet Namese people have made striking progress towards the consolida tion of a strong and free coun try" The Communist North Viet Nam news agency reported 30000 persons paraded in streets of Hanoi protesting visit and mil! worker or the past three years had been "legal employed a a maintenance work No one he added ha done any er for the owler branch of the'talking abqut a nullification of state highway department He! the Supreme court decision call wa a member of the Otterbein Ing for integration of th races Methodist church and Masonic in the public schools Lodge No 561 and OES chapter Elsenhower said he intend to at Otterbein Knights of Pythias! carry out hi sworn duty to up a 4 Dina Zlllaab nr4 Rati Art 1 bold COHAtitutlOfi fka VTtrh county npivr 40 jiaq ui iwja Arch Masons at Oxford said progress toward integration Surviving with th widow are must be gradual a son and daughter by hl first! there ever has been a time I A W1 II VI marriage Thoma Bussell or Houston Tex and Mrs Dema Phillips of Racine Wis and a brother' Carol of Remington MRS SARAH BITTNER Mrs Sarah (Merkle) Bittner 85 formerly of Mulberry died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 5:25 pm Tues day in St Elizabeth hospital La fayette where she had been a patient two days Mra Bittner had made her home with a nep hew Charles Merk) of Lafayette 5 for a year Born at Reading Pa she married Alfred Bittner in 1890 died in 1931 Mrs Bittner wa a member of Zion Lutheran church Mulberry Ther ar no Immediate sur vivors MRS ADDIE BAUMGARTNER RENSSELAER Mr Addie (Oman) Baumgartner 74 of 325 South Cullen street Rensselaer died at 9:30 a Wednesday in Jasper county hospital where she ihad been a natient one day She year he retired four years ago had been in falling health five He formerly lived on the South'yars River road He was a for mer Born at Bluffton she was edu member of th board ot directors Cated in the Bluffton public of the Tippecanoe County His schools She had lived at Rensse torical association and chairman ir xa vear and was a member of it ort Ouiatcnon block house Rensselaer Presbyterian homes automobile furniture and committee He wa a native of 'church Sh married Charles household appliances as they did Ohio His wile Olea several years ago Surviving are a daughter Mia Belva Jean Miller who lived with him a son Vincent of Port land Ore and a brother John of Evansville Word of his death was re ceived her by Mrs Katherine Robinson 511 North Seventh street 1 ELMER BUSSELL I OTTERBEIN Elmer Bus sell 66 of Otterbein died at 4 sm Wednesday in SL Elizabeth hospital Lafayette where he had been patient one day He had iiad a heart conditiqn for three months i Bom in Warren county was married twice His second mar ring was to Mlnni Keller lh 1931 Mr Bussell farmed until 1923 when he began operation of service station and bulk plant at the Metzger Lumber company during World war XI as a cabinet (Navy Shows Off Missile Hurfii11 8 oa Rad EaxLan engl ABOARD THE Ind Matrix! a st ber of St Bridget Catholic church at Indianapolis the In dianapolis Lion club and Bate I Surviving with effects of atomic sister mri man and of Indianapolis in I It I lB wjBL i Lodge Says Reds I If R(A VICTOR 'Xompton'lXJp MM 4111 tri in ludnuyauy utaiucu Wk $050 1 Appointment N'erpaoor I KSlyMlBMi 1 Hz 1 1 HgissHBl I Regular QC llll I Price fcV inW EH Tournament Special HmI iq1 I OU! 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