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ACE ANDERSON SUNDAY HERA 1 I A JTLLsreekk in whlchtoreach'agree mnni fin MAm A Z7 MB Plan Church Rally' On The House schoounits'lo buy extra "buses CASH an OPEN TONIGHT INCOME TAX UP 3 $100 I 7 1 L' V' LIE OPTICIANS QV(R 1 000000 SATISIED CUSTOMERS Drafirh' Many Principal Ciher of and Canada ounded 1904 BOTH EDERAL AND STATE I V4'v fe ISH CLEAN ISH CHRISTIANSTED St Croix Virgin Islands A clean ing can be seen in oper ation along Buck Island Reef 1 roll over to be picked clean of parasites by swarms of tiny multi colored 1 a wrasse Ancient New Wage Struggle In Tx Crjlac Mheport projectT 3attle OmdurmanSept trifle then get stuck a a a i i ivm i HILLSIDE With snow splattered slopes in the background Alp jackdaws find a friend The hillside scavengers near Lucerne Switzerland are having a difficult time finding food these days ao this friendly man sup plied them with part of his lunch as he sat enjoying the Swiss aunshina the House approved two cents a pack cigarette tax increase went through second reading drew opposition from Majority Leader Jack Mankin Terre Haute He said it would i to have an ray taken also all food handlers Those food handlers under 18 must have a statement from their family physician or board of health requesting the ray Club To Meet Members of the Leisure Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday aft ernoon with Mrs Tillie Lei sure hostess The co hostesses will be Mrs Mildred Tranbar ger and Mrs Bernice loyd OR 39c EACH 4 Taxes gobbling up your income? Maybe you're not claiming all the legal deduction you're allowed BLOCK will tee to it you get all ybu're entitled to save you time worry and money tool Come in todayl Let's TURKEY about your LENSES litocali If Deslrsd hthok uinx or flat top J5fl Additional STILB OR' MEN WOMEN A CHILDREN IIOXEN HIMES REPAIRED OHEPLiCU WHILE TOO WAIT' LEISES PIESCIIPTIONS ILLER ATSAME LOW PUCES UNION MADE IT CRATSMEN UNITEROPTICAL WOMENS LOCAL 153 AL CIO Lamplighters will provide spe cial music' A special ordination service for new ministers and a heal ing service will be other fea The Mary Martha Circle of the church will sponsor a fel lowship dinner Wednesday noon at the church parsonage and in the afternoon the ministers will be taken on a tour of the Pen dietoirReformatory by the'Rev Richard Dickson senior offic er at the Reformatory who also 1 MazbAa ztf Alina DaIIiaI Daily ind Wed and Open riday Night 'til 8 PM Cojle national sales manager for Aladdin Industries Inc of Nashville Tenn In the new position Etchison will supervise ther mos bottle sales activities in all the New England states as well as New 4 York New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania District of Columbia and Maryland He was formerly a sales represen tative for Indiana and Ohio i Mr Etchison and his wife Ann formerly resided at 407 Monroe St and still maintain their home here Ambulance Trips Lori Huggins daughter of Mr and Mrs James Huggins was taken to Communitv: infant BLABBING COST HEAD LONDON Ice cream was a favorite dessert in the 17th Cen tury court of Charles I and by royal decree the cook that knew the secret recipe was sworn not to reveal it But ac cording to legend he talked his head off he was beheaded for telling the secret TOW 1 fv I SUNDAY EBRUARY 28 1965 HARDIN BALSER 51 33 11th St PHONE 644 4723 Mount America's Largest Tai Service with Over 100 Offices 404 JACKSON ST WEEKDAYS 9 AM 9 PM SAT and SUN9 5 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY PHONE 642 1 144 PAWN LOANS on Diamonds Rings Type writers Adding Radios Record Players Tape Recorders Shot Guns Rifles Portable Binoculars Polaroid Cam eras Guitars Trumpets PrecisionTqols 29 Years Same Location TROUSERS SKIRTS puuh SWEATERS SPORT COATS' CAR COATS AP Newsfeatures would you mind opening this windowLlt sterns to be And darling huffs and puffs and blow the window down or upas the case may The next time darling df the window resists your efforts control yourself and get a putty knife Nearly every case of a stuck window is caused by hard ened paint in the channels in which the window sash is set Breakthese al and lhewindow will open but follow the common custom using a screwdriver blade or leav a series of conspicuous marks Use the putty knife or a similar tool made especially for this purpose and sold in many hardware stores SPECIAL tary regime of President Ibra him Abboud last October brought 30000 of his followers into Omdurman from the coun tryside early this monthHis followers passed word that unless the government re signed the Answars armed with rifles andthe curved 'daggers they wear strapped under their (T armpits would take to the streets of Khartoum and seek its overthrow through demon strations Premier Sirr El Khati El Khalifa finally bowed to the pressure and resigned his gov eminent on eb 18u His new cabinet announced eb 23 shifted power from a Communlst Egyptian coalition to an alliance of right wing par ties litical and military soundings W00 Tuesday at the Hook Kyle ambulance Priirt rt4zxvAu nr Cl 1 fvtz vM A 1 tie conterrea in Huera Buddhist 5 center with US Consul Sam to 5 pm and from 6 to 8 Thnmnqnn thon wont tn noiUIIl Nang to inspect US installa All persons over 18 are urged! tions tnere THIS WIf ANR VIII NOW vry woman can look like a Quon 'in ihsi neu AAPDCC zflzzJ 'i Lli iivn imwu viivivu yVU Uy rXllly for THIS WEEK OHLY al the low low ale price of ONLY $1149 Thi cuitom crafted in aeucateiy engraved adornmenh combine beauty and sturdiness COMPLtlE With the lenses VOU need in mlnr vn wnn Tk cuddccc cteuintki MUST for every ladv wha WAflre nlnriar CARE DAriTIliRiV Eim Al AAV Jk WRIRWKLI snue March all uLAddtd UNc Lun PKIGE MMiie IUU SITUS SHAPES AND COLORS TO CHOOSE ROM NO AOINTMINT HICBSmV Woodsides Rites Set or Monday ELWOOD uneral servic es for Charles Woodsides of 1919 will be conduct ed at 1:30 pm Monday at the Copher and esler uneral Home with Rev Percy Thom as officiating Burial will be made In Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery riends may call at the mor tuary after 10 am Sunday Masonic services for Mr Woodsides a fifty year mem ber of the Masonic lodge will be conducted at Copher and tonight Mrs DeBethune Ritest Last riteslfor Mrs Marie De Bethune widow Joseph De Bethune willbe Robert LJ ackley nera I Home at 2 pm Monday The Rev Roscoe Pheneger pastor of the Grace Methodist Church will have charge of the servic ztr amzI mill vm 4 Ln a co aiiu uuiiai wm uu in luc vvua Cemetery ElwoodysMercy ELWOOD Dismissals: Mrs Aletha Marie Leisure and ''Mrs Elsie Arnett of Alexandria MrsTodd Ash and baby of rankton Mrs Paul Ellsworth Edgar Courtney Mrs Howard Brewerand Teddy Robertson and baby all 1 of Elwood Mrs Emma McMinn 212 1 20th St injured in a fall at her home was removed to the tip 1 ton Memorial Hospital in Hie: Robert Jackley ambulance PERECT HANDS LOS ANGELES A perfect i hand in bridge that is 13 cards of one suit could happen only once in 40 billion hands ac cording to mathematical calcu lations join in a service at 7:30 pm Wednesday at the Ovitj Church Keynote speaker is the' Rev Andrews of Macon Ga president of the Evangelistic Association of Churches He will be assisted bv tlie Rev Euizene Bertenfeld of Dalton Ga and serves as pastor of Allen Bethel the Rev Joe Andrews the I Church east of "Anderson NOTE: An nouncement of formation of a government in the Sudan last eb23by premier designate Sir El Khatim Il a 1 1 a brought into the spotlight the Umma or Nation party Um ma is the political group pressure forced dissolution of the previous cabinet and re duction of its leftist oriented membership In thef piloting dispatch a United Press Inter national correspondent scribes the I party and its status in Sudan By RAY MOSELE United Press International OMDURMAN Sudan (UPI) It might have been the scene described by Sir Winston Churchill' who took part in the classic cavalry charge at the Eowerful political party Is led Sadek El Mahdi a 29 year old graduate of St College Oxford and the great grandson of the original Mah di His famed ancestor was a politico religious leader whose Dervishes killed British Gen (Chinese) Gordon in 1885 and held sway until they were crushed by an expedition led by Herbert Kitchener on that bloody day in Omdurman 13 years later Even today the Umma is a strange mixture of politics re ligion and martial fervor the three closely interwove it is dif ficult to tell which represents the stronger impulse In the movement Color Conflict The question of which way the Umma 'goes is of more than academic interest Most political observers here are con vinced that the Umma is des tined to guide Uiis po litical life over the next five years possibly even long Thbasicc6nflict Is Sudan ese politicaLlife aside from the Arab versus Neero rift which may be regarded as more social than political between the right wing Umma and the small but well organ ized Communist Party Some persons close to Sadek El Mahdi are convinced he wants to modernlze his party to give it greater appeal to the in tellectuals and burgeois of the urban Sudan But they believe he hesitates to act in fear of alienating the backward tradi tionalist inclined peasant farm ers who constitute the backbone of his movement Since there is at present no effective center party in Sudan manv nolitical observers 1 thaLSadek jnusfactkLfillthis vacuum or see the educated elite of Sudan move over how ever reluctantly to the Com munist Party for lack of any alternative the Umma revitaliz es says one leading Um ma strategist may hold power for five years or so and then" completely Sadek U1 Mahdi distributed by the strong Communist influ ence in the transitional govern ment that overthrew the mill reports on the progress of the operations there Viet Cong forces have been making in roads in the Binh Dinh area re cently IT Amhaqcadnr Mavwall T1 Taylor flew off on a tour of five toe mobile chestimunity Hospital Anderson Both northern nrnvinees tn malts nn ray unit will be located in El trins were made in the Karl MT TTinnrl T'lmrrl avr nf i I II II I It 1 1 1 1 Ml If 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mrs Alva Boyer was taken to adopted to limit cigarette dis uommunuy nospnai oy me ua I vis Stricler Noffze ambulance tion to accomplish the same thing by constitutional amend ment' in case' the statute should be held unconsitutional The constitutional amendment was passed in the 1963 session butwoulcHiave again in this session and be ap proved in a 966 referendum to igo into CqnsituUon i The Senatef advanced thJHouse bill i toward passage I Reported for passage was the 'House bill to combine the State Conservation" Depart lood Control and Water Re sources Commission Soil Con servation Committee and State Recreation Council into an agen cy to be named the Department or Natural Resources The Senate passed oply two bills both going to the House One would allow contracts of one to five years for superin tendents of metropolitan school districts The other would raise from $2250 to $2500 the max imum annual income a person or couple i over 65 could earn and still qualify for $1000 old age property tax exemption MEDAL HONORS BANTU PRETORIA As part of its golden jubilee celebration the South African Nursing Associ ation has established a com memorative Cecilia Maklwahe Medal to be awarded annually to the Bantu nurse who com pletes her training i with the highest marks The medal hon ors the first Bantu nurse to pass a final nursing exam in South Africa in 1907 Basements Waterproofed Horsley' Waterproofing OndHoun I ANDERSON ONE HOUR CLEANERS Across from the Postoffice 27 West 11th St ttUARANTII 9oront accural prtporalisn af avary Ha ratarn If wa Mk any arrarju thot coil you ary pawlty Intaraitwa will pay Iha partalty ar inlaracl1 The Rev Gerald Burnett the Rev John Summers of toe Ovid Community Church at New Columbus shown above are completing plans for the The bill would give the Indi ana Gommission an esti mated $106 million in increased cigarette tax revenues during ALEXANDRIA Ogden Jne "ext two years to pay for wore I Adopted was an amendment i nance Committee chairman saying the Port Commission need not repay to the state general fund any money it spends on harbor construction which is not re imbursed by the federal gov ernment The Amendment also would let the port commis sion use any port revenues to retire its bonds before the revenues start going to the general fund Sen David Rogers Blooih ington inserted an amendment into the cigarette tax bill au thorizing the State Conservaion Department to use its share of revenue rom the tax to devel op recreational use of the up per valleyreservoirs and to buy land around Geist Reservoir near Indianaoolis for recreational use i Another amendment was tributors to the same discount per case they now receive for unprinting Indiana tax stamps on cigarette packages inance Commit tee met during a morning Sen ate recess and reported for passage the House approved bill National 200 yard hold underwater nature trail nearly here Vividly colored blue and Xt the same time it brought green parrot fish lie down and0U( House approved resolu I 1 AW A nl MAI ZU I ZX saw 1036 MERIDIAN ST 9nif Iaaf Ciiifa 1ft 6 Box 937 A to Over Walgreen Drug Store NO SLEEPING PILL OR ME! Promoting better hearing with SONOTONE Aid I giving "the best'service beirigIn al HOOVER i myl for q00d SONOTONE ANDERSON I 235 CITIZENS BANK BLDO1 YEARS IN ANDERSON! Keep working with the knife If necessary hit the handle of the PnCltlAn In knife with a hammer or pre 1 vOIIIUII III UUOI (amaaI wa 1 1 z4 zZzA 11a ICIUUIV induct UllL KeULLV ever so gently Try to hurry the i Etchison formerly of' Alexan Ibreakwaters 311(1 other offshore jobandyou llwmdup7witoljra been anointed asi work marred woodwork or a broken eolao mntlnrtl window pane While er to George wlby Sen WAWnntT A Tna cacn I 'nmrHnn enimfar ir rir irTr free probably make up your mind that if you ever paint a window again be mighty sure not to let paint harden around the edges of the sash (You can get Andy booklet Your House In side and by sending 25 cents and a long stamped self addressed envelop to Mobile Ray Unit To Be Stationed In Elwood TuesdayELWOOD According to annmini'amonf hv Mrc Mnr UHUVU1LWH4V41V nivi iuncn iv in i ii uh iv miajLii rell Hudson president of the Kip jtMiancLMrs Madison County Tuberculosis Larry Riley was taken to Com US Bombers Hit Jungles RedsVanish By MALCOLM BROWNE XUYEN rJ4OC South Viet Nam (AP) American B57 jet bombers pounded the jungles near here once every 20 minutes Saturday in a joint air ground operation designed to smoke out and destroy large concentra tions of Viet Cong believed hid den there By nightfall ground troops had made no contact with Red guerrillas however out there some a US military advised said somehow I don't think those B57s are making i them very About 1600 South Vietnamese troops moved into toe jungles after the bombing attacks seek ing out viet Long and possible arms depots XuyenMocis 50 miles souths east of Saigon and is just about miles irom Binn Gia the site 1 1 of a brutal ground battle two rfOSpital N0T6S uiuuuia agu in wiiicij govern ment losses were heavy Heavy concentrations of Viet Cong were believed stiH in the vicinity The explosions of 750 DOund and 500 pound bombs loosed by the UJS Air orce jets shook the earth At sunset thick smoke hung over the jungle South Vietnamese troops nacKea out a 300 yard airstrip after securing one area to per mit supply planes to land with arms ammunition and fuel The first supplies came short ly afterward in a twin engine US Army Caribou flown by Capt Glen A Leister Kingfish er Okla and Capt Herbert Beson Bearden Ark The plane needed only half the length of tht strip to land It took off aft er unloading Ground troops came into the area in 137 helicopters the larg est number of helicooters ever used insuch anoperation in this war I Vietnamese forces have been grappling with the Viet Cong in the area for several days The guerrillas have been elusive Government forces also struck in several parts of Binh Dinh Province 270 miles north east of There were no LADIES DAY Parochial SchoolBus Move Loses INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Thentroversial proposal to re ure puouc school buses to transport parochial school pu pils came up in the Indiana Senate for the first time Sat urday and lost a 21 25 test vote The leeiatlon was offered by Seo A Morris Hall Marion as an amend ment to a House approved bill rewriting the jumble of state laws on school pupil transpor tation into ono code amendment attempt came only a day after the House accepted a committee report deleting from its bus" bill a flat requirement for tax supported transportation of parochial school pupils The House committee had re ported the bill to the floor recommendation? aft er amending it to permit rather than require local school offi cials' fotransport parochial or evangelistic rally of several private school pupils communitychurches whichwlll Sen Wesley Bowers Evansville Senate sponsor of the school bus recodification bill and a member of the stujy commission which prepared it said the commission deoided not to tamper with existing law on the subject He pointed "but that present law permits public school buses to carry parochial or private school pupils if there is room and if they can board or leave the buses along normal public olhuul ruuLco Duwers wun arsadopUQnjoLanamendment epi pnasizing uiai uus would not oe changed utacuieu ui auuiuuu lu nau 1898 Under fhe Tomb the Dervishes stood again in twilight in tight military formation just as they had done to 'ace Kitchener's gunssnd moment for Britisn impe sal ism and Sudanese history There were kst SQtn r( them wearing knee length Gal abiyas and turbans and form ing flowing lines of white brok en only by the brown dots of their faces Z2ZZ Before them strode a a of commanding appearance distinguished by a short grey beard a cape of br own muslin over his wn white gal abiy the night wn like gar ment of the Arab peasant mas ses They fell to their knees bent their heads to the ground and prayed silentlv to Allah When it was finished the man leading the prayers the El El Mahdi walked to a low dais and beck oned two Americans watching the scene to stand beside him His white clad followers closed in about the dais and off at the edge of the field other men could be seen marching in the darkness chanting joy fully is no God but God andMohammedis hisproph Occasionally a bugle sounded A whistle blew Heavy dr aughts of incense floated up around the dais There are times and places when one feels envelopea by a sense of history walking in the Roman orum on the field at Gettysburg within the Tower of London for example This was such a moment One could almost see the charge of the 21st Lancers hear the roar of the maxim guns from the theBlue Nile But was this simply a tab leau of the past or the face of modernSudan? Thiis a crucial question" for contemporary Dervishes the members of the Ansar sect of Islam who march and pray under the tri colored banner of the Umma (Nation) Party The Umma most Know How POr Box 954 Ja main MV 1 14Q1 i 1UU1VU) is a Whenall thenaint nnear to have been cut but the sash move even an inch probably stuck at the bottom or Defeated in addition to Hall the top dependingn whether amendment was one to permit working on the bottom schoofTinits 'to buy extra "buses or top sash Use the putty knife I if needed to transport parochial at these areas just as you did I school pupils along public school at the sides Ibus routes What if it still open? The school bus fight featured While this happen very a Senate session which also often it might You like brought 8 37 defeat for a mo the solution going to tion by Sen William Christy ha ve outsideand repeattHammond to prevent use of evefy thing you did on the in 1 funds from the cigarette tax in side crease for the Burns Harbor Should the cause of the stuck I 1 on Lake Michigan unless window be swollen wood rath 1 Congress guaranteed federal re er than hardened paint your i imbursement iob wifl be a lot tougher! But! motion offered as IT fnA UaIIAA AnnMAfffAA $mA AAMtA many hardware Itnats anotner ana longer In cutting the hardened paint story by inserting the knife between! the sash and the frame work AIaw AAzvn icarefully and gradually KeepirOllTier AI6X iVlQll trvine the window everv so oft i ThqepS Midwest Snow Clearance By United Press International The 'great thpw moved Into the 'Midwest Saturday easing efforts to clear away the inowy residue from one of toBcen worst storms but a new' storm headed ieastward out of the Pacific Northwest) Heavy snow warnings were posted for mountain areas of northern Idaho Uta northeast Nevada and western Montana Travelers warnings were up bu the northern' Eta NevaMg Mountains along the California Nevada border where strong winds accompanied heavy snow 0 There were snow flurries in the central and northern Appa lachians early In the day and parts of upstate New York got heavy snow Syracuse NY' measured 9 inches of snow in 12 hours Cold Hite lorida Cold knifed through Dixie deep into lorida Interna 1 tionaT Airport reported a low of 41 and south Miami had a 35 degree reading with light frost early in the day 1 The low of 38 at Jacksonville la matched that of Casper Wyo and New Orleans La was only two degrees warmer than Salt Lake City Utah early In toe day Marks below freezing were re ported at Atlanta Ga Birming ham Ala and Charlotte NC Jackson Miss and Charleston SC had frost Temper aturesbelowjerowera a reported at some points along the Canadian border Hibbing Minn had a low of 3 below and it was 1 below at Greenville Heavy rain yas reported from central California to Washing 1 ton Blue Calif had 1 105 Inches in six hours Seattle Wash also had 105 inches I 7 Highways Reopen I Shortly noon Illinois state police reported all hlgh ways in the state reopened but a dozen Indiana highways re mained blocked including Inter state 69 in Madison and Grant counties At Warren Mich authorities borrowed tanks from the US Army automotive center to clear paths for emergency vehicles The ord Motor Co reported that only one of its 17 assem the operating Saturday At least 100 deaths have been blamed on the midweek storm including 30 in Michigan 20 in Illinois and 42 In Indiana During the night six children perishea in a fire which de stroyed their frame home at Is land Creeks Md Will Resume TalksMafch8 PITTSBURGH (UPI) The United Steelworkers Union (USW) and the basic steel producing companies will resume contract negotiations March 8 it was learned Satur day 7 7 That will leava' them eight ment on an entirely new wage not just on the ques tion of wages as was the case In the two previous contracts Had the talks not been re cessed Jan 7 pending the out come of the eb 9 pres idential election both sides would have had 16 weeks in whidh to negotiate The companies have com plained about the shortened bar gaining time and have insisted the union agree to extension of the current three year agree ment to make up for this lost time" The union thus far has re fused to extend the April 30 ter mination date If it holds to thisstand its members would be free to strike the companies May 1 The March 8 date for resump tion of negotiations was set by Lihe unionand it was learned! the companies would announce their agreement to this date ear ly next week i The companies had wanted to i resume the talks March 2 USW President David Mc Donald was opposed in the eb Treasurer I Abel and the outcome of that election still is not known The Honest Ballot2 Association (HBA) working under the su pervision of the three international all Abelupporters began the official count of the election returns eb 227 Count Not Official It is likely the count has been completed but it cannot De of ficial until all challenges and Complaints of irregularities are disposed of This could take weeks last unofficial tabulation of the election returns gave Abel a 4400 vote lead Abel supporters now say their man compiled a plurality of SlOOotes Thus the official results could be decided bv the disposition of the challenges reported to total 153 current third four year term as president expires June 1 1 t' i 'Sx 7 A 1 1 1 Mr fa 1 pi 1 vrni A 1 11 I ri 9 a 7 7 I sZX ATX A 5 zsas VA A 5 '4 Va X7 ZX to 1 wat JAO' to I A zT zwfr 'to JET jjat al 7 A fe I ll gL 4 A 1 ipZ! 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