Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 2

ANDEHSON SUNDAY HERALD AGE 2 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1970 con are a local negotiating1" veraa ana a Son vemeietv commented tht MurntH DeHaven both of tat 7 pm today 4 inal rites: 1 pm CHILE HAS QUAKE 4 OESERT ROSE HERE WE STAND EBBLE BEACH HOLLON'S MADEIRA HUT TREE 6' 4 franciscxn earthenware all Sale POTTER WE RENT AND SELL Colostomy and Urinary Supplies lunar Blasts Planne strong earth tremor shook the coast of central Chile before dawn Saturday but caused no damage or casualties The quake jarred Valparaiso principal port 90 miles north of Santiago with a force of five on the Mercalli international! to 12 scale It lasted about a minute Hacienda (Gold or Groin) PRIVATE RITES SET Private services for Cecil Whitehead retired Anderson at torney have been set for Mon Open or Breakfast Cafeteria 12th Jackson Sts 7 ANDERSONfJNDlANA South on 9 "Phone 642 2470 HERBERT CHESTER SPRAGUE Sunday 3:00 PM Rozellc uneral Hom Interment Texarkana Texas mcgovern may enter OMAHA Neb (AP) Seal George McGovern of South Da kota said Saturday he was very seriously about becoming a Democratic presi dential candidate in 1972 The South Dakota dove who made an uniucoMsful bid for the Democratic nomination in 1969 said be would defer a deci sion jjptil after the 1970 congres electlons Rev Max Morgan QUESTION: What do you believe on sex education in the public schools? ANSWER: Sex education should take place in the home couched in the langu age and moral atmosphere of the Holy Bible God made sex and has a very sane sen sible and matter qf fact pres entation of it in His Word Sex education without moral standard is worse than ignor ance on the subject Questions from readers are welcomed and should be directed to the Rev Max Morgan 921 Spring Valley Dr Anderson Tele phone: 642 enton Christmas Plates The New World Inc 3301 Columbus Ave Yorktown Woman Reported Serious After Car Wreck A Yorktown woman was listed in serious condition late riday after she was involved in a headon auto crash riday morn ing on Ind The faings first their kind a 'Ci mie experiment aimed at measuring lunar vi Urinary and Colostomy Supplies MASSENGILL'S 117 HA AM a Parkinson 103 York Ave Yorktown was driving north east on Ind 67 one mile south of Ind 38 when her car crossed the center line and hit a car driven by Earl Shelburne 29 of Rt 6 A St Hospital spokes man said the 41 year old woman is serious while Shelburne is listed in fair condition' Pinned In Car Hospital authorities said Den nis roitz 23 Muncie was in fair condition riday after his car overturned on Mounds Road about 3 aun riday Police indicated the man was unconscious and suffering from a skull fracture when rushed to the hospital The victim had been pinned the over turned car nearly a half hour before a rescue unit could free him: Authorities said he was un able to negotiate a turn in the 3100 block of Mounds Road and the car flipped bn its top as it returned to the roadway The car had skidded several hundred feet before overturning Harry Gascho DALEVILLE inal rites: 10:30 am Monday at the Baker Brothers uneral Home for Harry WHEU CHAIRS CRUTCHES HOSPITAL BEPS CAN0 7 WALKERS COMMODES PORTABLE OXYGEN UNITS septi Cemetery ke services 8:30 pm today at the Copher and esler mortuary Calling hours today at the mortuary ussel Cerden RANKTON ilial rites: 10 am Monday at the George Harper and son uneral Home for Russell Cerden 69 of Rt 1 Interment: Anderson Manorial Park Cemetery Calling hours to day 2 to 9 pm PANORAMA PHARMACY PHONE 644 8851 (ORMERLYJAM'S) REE Rx DELIVERY 4 2517 10th STREET ANDERSON IND THE IRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH of Anderson At 1122 W'M St AaAmmo Indian 1 today inal rites will be conducted" at the mortuary 1 at 3 pm on Monday by the Rev Avery Miley Interment will be in the Knox Chapel Ceme tery Charles Lamb NOBLESVILLE A lifelong resident of Noblesville Charles 71 died at Riverview Hospital late riday evening af ter an illness of two days Mr Lamb was born in Green field the son of William and Josephine Lamb on May 21 1899 He had spent his entire! life in the Noblesville vicinity He was retired from irestone: in Noblesville and had been a member of the ortville Chris 1 tian Church 7 He is survived by one sister Mrs Arch MitcheU of Green Complete Hospital Supply Service UUUVMKU IIV1 LiL WMLL at VUHIHIUIIILV IlUSpildl 31 JU ship in the Linwood Christian' a Saturday after an illness Church throughout her life of several months He had re sided at Rt 2 Benson was born to Joseph and Mary Vernon Benson on August 28 1892 in Boone Township He had attended the Summitville Christian Church His wife Edna Dobson Ben son died August 18 1969 He is survived by one daugh ter Mrs Smith of Rt 2 Summitville one son Harold Benson of Rt Nivnnc nun a mi iu ui luiuu 1 1 I I brations to provide information7 774 Continue) fin Ii ft zi rt 4 uu oiuviuit slim thickness of the moon's outer crust The National Aeronautics and Space Administration urday the data obtained might help the search for water on 'the moon AUSTRALIA SECOND Detroit Ratio of one car to every 78 persons in Austria is second only to the United States but Australia nears the US with one truck for every 21 persons CECIL WHITEHEAD Privote Services Rozelle uneral Horn Interment Oakwood CemeteryWorww Indiana A WILLIAM (JACK) MARS Monday 1 1 :00 AM Rozelle uneral Hom Interment East Maplewood Cemetery Mrs Eva DeHaven cently that Mrs Eva DeHa 2'pInt5p 95 of Lauderdale Park Ceme" had died Aug 20 in lorida i She had resided in Anderson it movmgr 3 ctY vAarc san SHaI KNIGHTSTOWN inal rif had been a member of the Cen 9:30 am Monday at the St Rase tral Christian Church here (Cathclic Church for Harry Can Cnrvivnre innliirlzs rlotitfhfav iWlv 7R IntAl'mAnt rilnn Cnvo 'Mrs Verda Seiss and a son Cemetery Rasary will be recited Lauderdale Services and burial took place in Lauderdale Hobart Sherman Jack Mars inal rites: 11 am Monday and Minnie Scott Surviving are three "children Willie James Scott of Bollock Billie and Elaine of Anderson one sister Pastoria Brown of Anderson a brother Alornza Scott of Bullock eight grand children and one great grand cnild several nieces nephews and cousins uneralj arrangements are peiKung ai uk uay neral Home (officially however male Klan leaders would neither support nor reject her claim) The was originally slated the latter part of August during the same weekend as the ill fated Moonsville Rock esti val but was cancelled Police units were on hand in cluding local and state officers One reliable Elwood source said BI agents were photographing many of the participants But the Klan had their own force too A dozen men wearing white crash helmets and empty bol sters for night sticks were told not to leave the parking lot at 16th and Main St Klan sources said the men were police trained and are to direct traffic and as sist police whenever Although he would not elaborate on their he hinted they were trained in self defense and were to a crowd should a civil disorder 1 Chaney said the next Klan showing is planned for New Castle in October however a parade permit has not been se cured and they are required there it was reported Emergency Continued rom Ono the disturbance lasLnight will be the end "of ifv7" We are working very hard to settle any tensions that may have Harang said Harang said the trouble did fired during the three hours of trouble He siid he know who fired the shot I Of the nine injured two were I hospitalized One person was "treated and 'released for a slighCgunshot I wound of the hand Harang said the troulbe did not stem from any organized ac "Hungs started heating up and one thing led to anoth 1 fight Jews Rep Humphrey told The Her i The well groomed hijacker ain tne Assenwiy uiea iu auo quotea as saying he was a get different bills through the Marxist and that he was on I 1 i nt rt' m'l' Vrt llrtk I rt rt rt ft rt rt iL rt DXrt resen7iive had ete: 1'ked hni jn the House on the took over the Boeing 727 soon Van'1' 1ST? lisl? to h'm or bils cven if 'vas worthhile after it took off from Pittsburgh ttlied an 1STA bill to hnw or Ua IV uuv uuu VI IV rt iw MVOIVII UC UULW VU that it was useless to try and the 90 passengers to leave the get a bill through without agree aircraft during a refueling stop ment of the 1STA the Indiana at Philadelphia but held a gun ederation of Teachers and the to the throat of stewardess Eve who came here in 1721 and set Indiana School Boards Associa lyn Thornton to force the crew tied in Newcastle County Del tion I to accompany him to Havana In Ireland there also are Nix As a result of such division! According to the plane's pilot Astro IhlU LJ 'IIILIIUII 1 ilk IICUJ lllpl ing to set off a series of small The Pend' eton meeting had concerning State police said Mrs Rosalie Township where he spent his firm cam 1 A Vnib Aa entire me His wife Lena died in 19627 He is survived by three daugh ters Mrs Hubert (Pauline) Shaw of Marion Mrs Maxine ganization responded that the' guciima guiid wuum iiui si lent rncuus iiiay van ai me luueai The imperialist agent Habisj home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm jn blSi today Interment will be at the breath it said are aware oakwood Cemetery in Warsaw rtt Innen IriAbo rtn4 ATrtvrtli tt JV vi iiivdv i iv nn au not be be able to lead us into' 4 any ambush 'ire will not cease until the! regime of the imperialist agents is completely crushed The rev olution marches on its path until official Radio Baghdad then launched a tirade against King Hussein whom it de scjjjied as ruler lounging luxuriously in his palace while his forces th?" people and the commandos in a sea of ELWOOD inal rites: 9 a Monday at St Cath olic Church for John ozertv 62 AIRMOUNT Alpha New of 420 Main St Interment: St Jo ATT T'ltllC ftO trtflZXzJ Trtrrtrt CrtrtAs'rt rtrtrt rt rt 117 1rt rtrtm irtrt "of the airmount area died late riday night at the Marion Gen eral Hospital where he had been a patient for two and a half weeks He had been in failing health for one year Titus was born in Libertv Singleton of Indianapolis and MRS MADDONNA MADDOX Mrs Jerry (Kathleen) King inal rites: 1 pm of Gas City two sons A New Monday at the Copber and ester ton Titus of Marion and Mer uneral Heme for Mrs Mad rid Titus also of Marion onedonna Maddox 36 of 418 An brother Brvan Titus of air derson St Interment: Galveston Cemetery Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths Mrs Hilda Housman 'vD5fa'amb' died in 19d9 JMrs Hilda Ballard Housman! inaI ritcs for Mr Lamb wHI 75 former resident of Ander be conducted in the ortville son died unexpectedly Satur Christian Church by the Rev day evening in the home of Mrs Paul Jasper riends may 'call Emma Chambers Rt 5 Mrsat the Coaltrin uneral Hrie Housman was a resident of De today and at the church one troit 'Mich having moved hour prior to the 10 am fu from Anderson in 1916 She had neral Monday returned to visit here when she! was stricken A Ivie Benson Mrs Housman was born toj SUMMITVILLE Alvie William and Della Ballard Hal Benson 78 a widely known lenbeck in 1895 in Anderson Boone Township farmer died She maintained her member iat Community Hospital at 10 Church throughout her life Surviving besides the husband Robert Housman Sr are two "sons Robert Jr of Pon tiac Mich and William of Portland Ore uneral arrangements are pending at the Harold Rozelle uneral Home Mack Scott Mack Scott 61 720 13th St died early riday seven grandchildren and nine at his residence A native of! great grandchildren Bullock Ala he was employed! uneral rites for Mr Benson as a janitor at the YWCA Build will be conducted by the Rev inn Imi 11 vrt ilrtM Art Torrv Rrnu an4 tho Pou Tlnv4 llL lloU I VdlUvU ill UHU IHV derson for 25 vears Hall at the Ewing uneral Mr Bullock was born Mav RjHome at 2 pm Monday Inter 1909 the son of the Btllyl ment wdl be the Vinson Me rtj rt moria Cpmntprv npndc mav call after 10 am today William Davis inal rites: 11 am Monday at the Evans Godby and Trout uneral Heme for William Davis 88 of Rt 2 an 3ttnteTOentZimm I Calling bours today at the mortu i a rv lUlldt UM ddIWi (JUS l'( 111 IIVKHIU Zvt i U1 1 LU UHL VI UIC SltWdl i uiun a lsniie veJlx'Uwur eler aM 4ut tk 'xwt Moca sure everything is inat rfn nnt havA nnsniminne Tk rtArt il vey might detect tnem tions arc not being announced layior crewman said Petroleum companies use this' Nixon visited Irelandin July 'wmreanizatlons butta fate' not used for fear technique on a larger scale to when he was a legal advis to taxuavine nnhl r'l1'154 Thornton would be shot or kate oil bearing sands in the er to 'an American company X7 XiS the P'ane be The Apollo 14 mission is to be other president to visit Ireland 'Legislature will accent hpl said he" told the stew InnnnhrtJ k'rrtrtnHz xt Tri YZrt rtrtM UJC Will dL CCDl IDS' i 4 I uvm W3S Hit Id Lt JUU IUUIWU rt 1 J' lu 1 51 dU VUl Ulc EUH cnnr la Jan 31 Shepard mission The chief executive was work hjs gUy means business and roke commander and Mitchell hinarhnn in'Klc'cniHv al Pamn BaviH i wlm natr rte4 A S' 'flMaaaBAMMNaBMMtaMBSCaaSMiaMM7WUaaamaGasaMaLliKMT fSMRMWBtaMatSKbaMUflMsaMkl mt7U eJ a the mountaintop retreat in neari Contrary to what Mr Wyatt A i a 1 wrestlerlother Indiana cities mm a nan Vu uiwh nnuc nv ftiarywna ifKier saiu iMwu mav imnx or sav in ms crmcism Tnrn Tanaka um I 2ril V' ITV1IIVU BIC 11V CALlUtini Jill noosa iemains tn lunar ormt hatribeen consultation by tele of the Assembly he does not'he abandoned attempts to dis lof the marchers one was a fe Whtle Shepard deploys other phone with his dhief advi't'r on mention that some 24 majorarm the hijacker for fear of the male from Marion who said in scicntrfic mstruments and gath rnitioiial security and foreign af bm thalbeneritte3 puMicdTafelvof 6thers a few weeks several fe rks "'I1Iay0UltfaLrs' Ve 'y ucation "ere Passcd in lhe 1969l Upon arrival at 'Havana at'm members would return to 310 fee of cabk He "ill stick Ziegler said there was no session include a new distnbu 432 a EDT several soldiersood to organize the women IhfAA vibration riftfwnars cal WAhanrt ah no fh rAcnort uu i dUJ bcvcidi bviuieisi "wrew rt vuanjyv M4J UU JUlJHULa UJdL dLUVU dllHUbL rrt hpd ahYAYY! airnrAfl onrt geophones imo the lunar soil atjto the trouble Middle East and every school corporation in took the hiiacker with them intervals of 150 one tn the nothing that could be said about Madison County as well as else Tavlor said and was the center and jjne at each end of efforts to obtain the release of where over the state Humphrey tast we of him The olane the cable" i US hostages held by the Pales said un Saana a As he walks back to a central tinian guerrillas I left Hat ana at 1033 am EDT recording and relav station he In getting ready for his over Without the combined benefit 4Taylor saidofthebijackert will fire 21 cartridges one" seas trip which also will in of the new formula and a vast "He said he was a Marxist and everv 15 feel using a yard elude visits to Yugoslavia Italy' increase in the total dollars ap that he hated Jews He said he long" tube called a thumper he Vatican Spain and the tth propriated for public education! should have kept the Jews on As lhe thumper is pressed leet in the Mediterranean Nix jmany teachers in this county board the airplane in Philadel against the moon and a carpn will be holding conferences and in thestatc received bridge fires the explosive in Washington next week Ses increases and property tax Harkin said the youth de is transferred to a and sions with congressional Repub I payers were relieved of the scribed as a Negro about 22 transmitted to the lunar stir lican leaders and the threat of higher rates if the' years old also carried what he face to create seismic waves! Security Council are possibili funds had to be raised fromlsaid were a homemade bomb for detection by the geophones I ties local sources and a bottle of nitroglycerin Also on Sale 4 pc place settings $449 open stock $825 Madeira Pebble Beach and Nut Tree now $499 open slock $940 Now you can save $500 on 16 pc Starter Sets and as much as $375 on 4 piece place settings during ranciscan's once a year all Sale California designed and made ranciscan Earthenware is chip resistant color fast and will never craze It is absolutely safe in your oven and dishwasher ALL patterns offer you a wide choice of multi use accessories A place setting includes one dinner plate bread and butter plate cup and saucer a starter set includes four each of these items Come in now sale ends Ocfober3 Majali Orders Continued rom Page One 1 a as mutineers once caught The guerrillas defied the ulti matum saying in a broadcast from Baghdad "The guerrillas "never raise the white banner of surrender This is be cause the guerrillas emerged from the disgrace of the white banners which were hoisted by the Jordanian regular troops in the west bank of the Jordan tn This was a reference to victory in the six day war of June 1967 Two hours after the deadline for ultimatum passed the field marshal announced the cease fire for Jordanian royalist forces starting at 6 pm EDT The order said troops were not to fire on the guerrillas in dealing with sources of fire hindering your humani tarian Broadcasting from Baghdad day at tbe the Central Committee of Ara Rome Re Prose" Palestine Liberation Or cutmS attorney here for many 1 Ljrii fiuit uivn the legal advisor for an Indian apolis Chamber of Commerce riends mav call at the funeral brother Bryan Titus of air mount nine grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren riends mav call at the Nol deTj Memorial Mortuary after ChUe (AP) A TN VW Trtir Zrtrtl wkrtrt wJT' 7 save $500 on 16 piece starter seis $1695 Regularly $2195 Also on Madeira Pebble Beach Nut Tree Reg $2395 now $1895 Allegheny Airliner i Hijacked MIAMI la (AP) An Alle gheny Airlines jetliner was hi jacked to Havana Saturday by al man who originally demanded the plane fly to Cairo so he inal rites: 2 pm Monday at the isher nAral Hnmp in tuillp Un at the Harold Rozelle Sherman 73 of 420 Oak St neral Home for William Interment: Gravel Lawn Ceme Mars 51 of 340 Wjtery Calling hours after noon Sixth St Interment: East Ma today piewood Cemetery Calling hours! at the funeral hoijie today 2 to John oaertv auu i iu a pm Alph Newton Titus Strike Brings Layoffs At Delco Remy Remy officials nounced Saturday that 4000 hourly rated employees would be laid off because of the na tfimarGM UAirstnke 111 Nearly 344000 United Auto mobile Workers walked off their jobs in a national strike mid night Sept 14 contract dead line As indicated when the action was threatened those plants ex cluded from the national strike are now feeling the effects through plant lay offs TWa1 Afi9 PrpeidAn IawkI elzein said Saturday thatjaid most of hex life before moving! on memoers are urged to file 111 tor unemployment benefits elzein added that the union and company met yesterday to discuss svtieuuie ne commented tnat little advance has been Currently the bargaining ses sions have been directed at set tling personal grievances A company spokesman said little advance has been' made and talks will continue next week LAST RITES TODAY uneral services will be ducted at 3 pm today at the Rozelle uneral' Home for the Rev Herbert Sprague 82 a re tired minister of the Church of God who had made his home for the last two vears st the iid Sat forebears in Kildare and Tip Humphrey said the only teach Harkin it was during the home of his son Ralph Sprague Cnunlioc 1 1 1 stonover that the oroo 1 jll oH iooo oa tv I (vi JKgUUHIUli UUI LUcIL U4 Jt 1 lilC UUUj WU1 The Nixons will be auests in pass spuld have to come fromMne nijacKer out oi tne tiigitt tp be removed to Texas for final irei inH nf John Miilf'ihv of New an interim' studv committee 'Cairo Harkin said the hijacker rites and burial "Seme think local 'York? whdmhe'hns'knnwn for and this study committee ac 'vas to'd the plane would not concentrations of ice may lie years Mulcahy is president of tion has been accomplished anti bavb enough fuel and did nolJf i buried near th lunar surface the Quigley Co which provides a bill will be introduced in the have the proper flight charts tlWOOQ beneath the penetration of the a basic oxygen furnace for prod 1971 legislature During the hour long stop in heat cjurlllS lhe twowcek ucing tempered steel Mulcahy 1 Philadqlphia police smuggled a lunarv dav" NASA saidj has two homes in Ireland Zie 1 11 in gun aboard to one of the stewar local situation "to make The source did stress that "we are not the Klan of 40 years ago Many Klan members in El wood did not go to parade because they want" to jkeep" their identity secret sources said The majority of weaiuie memners batur iday were believed to be from Women are not excluded Out announcer speaking with an Iraqi Arabic accent added: "We shall cease but only after all your palaces are re duced to rubble We shall cease but only after your ascist regime has In Beirut a spokesman for the Palestine Liberation Organ! zation said an hour and a half after the cease fire supposedly went into effect that of the Palestine Liberation Army PLA are approaching Am man from the north" Witnesses on the Syrian Jor danian border reported earlier tlhaf fl IVYLTMan VWrmaUj 1 'equipped unit of the PEA had crossed into Jordan and was de ployed on the hills overlooking the northern guerrilla strong hold of Irbid Throughout the day army tanks and artillery had pounded guerrilla strongholds in the northern part of the country and in the Amman outskirts many fortified guerrilla hideouts were reported shielded from attack by the reluctance to launch all out assaults on the teeming Palestinian refugee cimps surrounding them A a communications were "still down and only sketchy independent accounts were reaching the outside world A pooled dispatch of news correspondents trapped in wc apuai intercontinental Ho tel was relayed through diplo matic channels It said electric power telephones and water have been cut off and that food is running short The dispatch reported that 54 hostages from the guerrilla hi jackings of Western aircraft to Jordan had been split into small groups'and are believed hidden in private houses Neither the Jordanian govern ment nor the guerrillas have mentioned the hostages the: fighting began last Thiirs day on all families sheltering wounded men whether guerrillas or civil ians to contact the nearest army unit and request transpor tation to a hospital for the vic tims The total curfew clamped on Amman since dawn Thurs day remained in force A communique by Majali as serted that the army was in full control the capital "except for a few "The armed forces which nave returned to their capital to shield the lives of the citizens and defend their honor are de termined to maintain law and order in the capital and throuiout the Maja said Tbe one sided eease fire order seemed a diplomatic triumph for Nasser and Gen Sadek who A to Amman in first hours of the fighting Thursday as tne Egyptian per sonal peace envoy surrender ultimatum at first suggested that Hussein may have lost some of his au thority over hard hoe elements in his Bedouin army who have long yearned for the opportunity to unleash the full force of their armor and artillery against the guerrillas east central Indiana counties had asked his aid in getting a jrt miietciT Heights High 0Ui0ff(5niniitre School Httmpnrev saio wnen ne at wai I I rti rvhriv pKuVflfld Wvatt to IO sOPCillC 111 US trill att with unfair treatment of (t1(11 Assemblv the 1969 (icneial Asscmhh and (jle executive of the House Education onlv tonlmcnt ww that "a pub nuttce in particulai hearing was held on a bill teacher negotia tor ISTA members and at least never had an executive session WASHINGTON 'APb naut Edgar Mitchel! is explosions on the moon when he been termed a closed meeting tjons al1 that the committee vkiu if nftvt He also will 5et mi a mortar one other member of the Gen lo dLcuss lhe disposition of any could help Palestinian guerrillas to fire four high explore gre 1 Assembly had been denied of the bills that were 'fight Jews nudes These will lie detonated admittance The Herald leai Rcp Humphrev told The Her The well groomed hijacker 'by radio command long after he Humphrey who remained Asmbiv triod to alsn minted vin anil Man Sht'pa'd Jr have in the meetinc rose to his teet left ihe mcon rejoined Stdart and charged that no ISTA rep A Botxi in tne moon orhmng AlioI'o II spacecraft and re 7 1 4 0 BB a ji BB BB i a Il Ml gSra) i fH a a 9 If iHB H1 t4 1 2 III I ai uT 1 1P I i I LjJ I I.