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THE HAMMOND TIMES Page C-5 Television Guide-' Today, Tomorrow 3:30 P.M. EVENING P.M. CI The Six O'clock Report i BnoOey-BriBkley Rport. (J Frank ReywkU with News. 8:30 P.M.

To Tell the Truth. Karri. 0 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. "The Enemies." Adra. 1 Nelson and Cmdr.

Crane be- come the prisoners of foreign scientists who convert them to bitter foes through illusions and drugs. Gunslingrrs. "The Lone Star." Bitter political rivals fight for the two things they love most, Texas and the same girl. Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, Broderick Crawford, Lionel Barrymore. Evening News.

7:00 P.M. I've Got a Secret. Host Steve Allen. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. TV College.

Child Psychology. Amos 'n Andy. 7:30 P.M. The Andy Griffith Show. Aunt Bee feels she's spending too much time with Andy and Helen and invents a beau so the couple won't feel guilty about being alone together.

No Time for Sergeants. "Will's Misfortune Cookie." Will is convinced that a bleak prediction of accidents will come true. pay rjQQCuCuGDG GO G0UGF 11:30 A.M. 0 Search for Tomorrow. 0 rn Bet.

0 Father Knows Best. 0 Real Life. 11:45 A.M. 0 Guiding Light. News.

11:55 A.M. 0 News. Day Report. AFTERNOON 0 Noon Report. 0 Everything's Relative.

0 The Rebus Game. 0 Bozo Circus. (Color.) 12:15 PJW. 0 The Lee Phillip Show. 12:30 P.M.

As the World Turns. Private Line. 1:00 P.M. 0 Password. 0 Moment of Truth.

Flame of Truth. 0 Mike Douglas Show. Vivian Vance as co-host. 1:30 P.M. Art Linkletter's House Party.

0 The Doctors. Day in Court. 2:00 P. M. 0 To Tell the Truth.

0 Another World. General Hospital. 2:30 P. M. 0 Edge of Night.

0 You Don't Say. (Color) 0 The Young Marrieds. 0 Sea Hunt. 3:00 P.M. 0 The Secret Storm.

0 The Match Game. 0 Trailmaster. 0 Bat Mastorson. "Elusive Ba guette." Monday, March 29, 1965 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is hereby aiven that the Plan Commission of the Town ot Highland will hold a public hearing I me i own riaii, nigniana, in-ana. on the 14th day of April.

196S. at 8:00 P.M. to consider the advisability of accepting and approving the following subdivision: I Nortngate Addition to me town of Highland, Lake County, Indiana, being a subdivision of the East Half of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, except the South 330 feet of the West 16J 3 feet thereof and the South 165 feet of the West 135 feet of the East 165 feet thereof; also the West 207 feet of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, except the South 165 feet of the East 177 feet thereof, all In Section 22, Township 3 North, Range 9 West of the Second Principal Meridian, all in the Town of Highland, Lake County, Indiana Plats of the proposed subdivision are on file in the Office of the Secretary of the Plan Commission Highland Town Hall, and are avail able for examination. PLAN COMMISSION Or the TOWN OF HIGHLAND By: RALPH V. PETTIT, President Attest: IRENE F.

KETCHEM Clerk-Treasurer 3:29, 4:5 A1283 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby aiven that the Plan Commission of the Town of Highland will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall, Highland, Indiana, on the 14th day of April, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. to consider me aa-visability of accepting and approv ina the followina subdivision: the Town of Highland, Lake County, Indiana, being a resub-division of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 4, Brantwood Addition to the hzur Aaaii on to oramwooa in Town of Highland, Lake County Indiana, being a subdivision in the Southeast Quarter of Section 20, Township 36 North, Range 9 west of trie second rrmcipai Meridian, all in the Town of Highland, Lake County, Indiana. Plats of the proposed subdivision are on file in the Office of the Secretary of the Plan Commission, Highland Town Hall, and are avail able tor examination. PLAN COMMISSION Or THE TOWN of HIGHLAND By: PETTIT, President Attest: IRENE F. KETCHEM Clerk-Treasurer 3:29, 4:5 A1284 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN OISTRICT OF INDIANA HAMMOND DIVISION MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT.

Pla ntiff, VS. THOMAS EUGENE WHITTAK.tR et al, Defendant. CAUSE NO. 4108 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF NOTICE Comes now the Plaintiff and makes its motion for an Order directing the following named defendants: Thomas Eugene Whlttaker and Linda A. wnittaker to appear, A plead, answer, or otherwise move in accordance witn tne applicable provisions of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and of the Judicial Code, and It appearing to the Court that it is an action to enforce Hen upon real property located In Lake County, Indiana, within this District, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Lot 12 (Twelve), Block One (1), in Aetna Manor Seventh Subdivision to Gary, as per plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book 33, Page 44, in the Office of the Recorder of Lake County, Indiana.

And that said Defendants: Thomas Eugene Whlttaker and Linda A. Wnittaker cannot be found within this state, and their present whereabouts are unknown; and that Last year's tax cut reduced the withholding on everyone's pay check. So much so, that many people are now finding out they still owe more money. If this has happened to you, let Seaboard help out. Chances are, we not only can advance you the cash to beat the tax deadline, we can make the payments fit your budget, too.

With just a visit or a phone call, you can apply right now for your tax money, or money for any other good reason. SB1B0MD nifflWE cowmiY A lif esaver when you need cash 'Brain' Admits He Needs an Attorney 807 WEST CHICAGO EAST CHICAGO Phone EX port 7-1430 5324 HOHMAN HAMMOND Phone WEstmor 3-0761 I Calumet Region Theaters MATCH THE EXPERTS WIN A FREE 30 DAY PASS personal service on said Delendants, therefore, is not practicable and that they have not voluntarily appeared in this action IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED THAT: Thomas Euaene Whlttaker and Linda A. Whlttaker Defendants herein, are hereby directed to appear, plead, answer, or otherwise move witn respect to the Complaint herein, on or before the 11th day of Mav, ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL NOTICES ATHERTON, Bertha Age 54, of 39 Doty Hammond, passed away unex-pectly at her home Saturday. March 27. Survivors, husband.

John 3 sons, James Pittsburgh, Matthew and Lawrence both of Hammond: 3 sisters, Mrs. James E. Cox, Memphis, Tenn Mrs. W. B.

Arnold of Memphis, Mrs. Mary Forsythe of Ripley, 1 brothers, G. L. and J. M.

Newmon, both of Funeral servicces will be held from the Memphis Funeral Home in Memphis, Term. Burial in Ripley, Term. Burn's Funeral Home, 5940 Hohman Ave. in charge of local arrangements. BARANY Very Rev.

Basil S. Age 55, ot 7605 Grand Aev Hammond, passed away Saturday, March 27, at St. Thomas Hospital, Akron, Ohio. Survived by his wife, Julia (nee Urbanekl; 1 daughter, Mrs. Valerie Fadul of Gary; 1 son, David Barany of Lansing; 1 grandchild; 3 brothers, Alex of Lake Wood, Ohio, Emil D.

of Cleveland, Ohio and George of Orange, 3 sisters. Mrs. Martha Homeing of Avon Lake, Ohio, Mrs. Helen Risko and Miss Olga Barany, both of Central City, Pa. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, March 31, 10 a.m., from the St.

Nicholas Greek Catholic Church at 15th and Johnson Gary. Very Rev. John Ouranko, dean of the Gary Diocese, officiating. He will be assisted by the Orthodox clergyman. Burial at St.

Mary Cemetery, Gary. Body will be taken from the Oleska Funeral Home, 3934 Elm East Chicago, to the church where friends may call today and Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Prayer services (Parastas) will be held today and Tuesday at 7 p.m at the church. BOGGON Charles Age 85, 2412 Schrage Whiting, passed away Sunday, March 28, at the Chicago Osteopathic Hosptial.

No known survivors. Funeral services Tuesday, March 30, 9:30 a.m., Kosior Chapel, 2031 Indianapolis Whiting; 10 a St. John the Baptist Church, Whiting, Rev. Edward Homco officiating. Burial, St John Cemetery, Hammonnd.

Friends are invited to visit the chapel today, 7-10 pm. CANTRELL Martha A. Age 79, of 445 Michigan Hammond, passed away Friday, March 26, in St. Margaret Hospital. Survivors are 1 son, Horace Cantrell Jr.

of Gary; 2 daughters, Mrs Lauretta Factory of Hammond and Mrs. Hariette Spencer of McAlester, grandchildren; 2 cousins, Mrs. Mayme Brooks of Chicago and Mrs. Allen Leavell of Three Oaks, Mich. Funeral services will be held Thursday, April 1, 11 a.m., In the Bethel A M.E.

Church, with the Rev. F. B. McCoy officiating. Burial in Fern Oak Cemetery, Griffith.

Friends may call at the Bethel A.M.E Church, 429 Michigan Hammond, Wednesday, March 31, from 7 to 10 p.m. The Hinton Funeral Home, 4859 Alexander East Chicago, in charge of arrangements. CHAMBERLAIN Saddle M. Age 37, of 4420 West Ridge Road, was accidentally killed Sunday, March 28, due to an auto accident. Survivors are husband, Rubert; 3 sons, Roger Gerald and David all at home; mother, Perlie Greggs of Detroit, 2 sisters, Mrs.

Mildred Oatsvall of Chesterton, Mrs. Nellie Hammond of Hickman, 2 brothers, L. C. Greggs of Union City, and Carl Greggs of Detroit, Mich. Funeral services Wednesday, March 31, from the Dellen-bach Memorial Chapel, 580 Colfax Gary.

The Rev. W. E. Jones of the Portage Baptist Church officiating. Burial at Calumet Park Cemetery, Merrill-ville.

Friends may call today, 7 to 10 p.m.; Tuesday, 2 to 5 and DETTMAN, Franklin Age 47, 986 Taft Street, passed away Saturday, March 27, at Methodist Hospital. Surviving; 2 sisters, Mrs. Michael (Elna) Zack of East Gary, Mrs. James (Lor-etta) of Munster; 1 brother, Leroy of East Gary. Friends may call at Bums Memorial Chapel Monday.

7 to 10 p.m., Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 2 p.m., at St. John Lutheran Church. Rev.

Norman Brandt officiating. Burial at Calumet Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. John Memorial Fund. EVANICH Marko Age 72, of 2042 Schrage Whiting, passed away Saturday, March 27th at St.

Catherine Hospital of a short Illness. Surviving are 4 sons, Marco Jr. of Munster; John of Whiting; George and Joseph of Hessvllle. 2 daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Mary) Sanders of Whiting; Mrs.

Charles (Ann) Con-roy of East Chicago; 12 grandchildren; 1 brother and 1 sister in Yugoslavia. Funeral services will be Tuesday, March 30th at 9 a.m. at the Kosior Chapel, 2031 Indianapolis Whiting, 9:30 a.m. at SS. Peter and Paul Church with Rev.

Matthew Spebar officiating. Burial in St. John Cemetery, Hammond. Friends are invited to visit the chapel today 7 to 10 p.m. and Monday 2 to and 7 to 10 p.m.

FULLER, Arllt R. Age 38, of 460 Buffalo Calumet City, passed away at his home Sunday, at 4:30 p.m. Survivors: wife, Mary; 1 daughter, Cathy, at home; parents, Sam and Ellen Fuller of Dawson Springs 3 brothers, Edward of Evansville, L. D. and Barrett of Dawson Springs, 2 sisters, Mrs.

Irene Kuber of Mt. Vernon, and Mrs. Kristin Kuber of Paducah, Kentucky. Friends may call at the Czechan-ski Funeral Home, 248, 155th Calumet City from 7 to 10 p.m. and the body will be shipped Tuesday, March 30 to Dawson Springs, Ky.

GIBBS Ruth Punches Age 53, of 4013 Canalport, East Chicago, passed away Friday, March 26th, In St. Catherine Hospital, East Chicago. Survivors are husband, Eugene Gibbs Sr.) 2 sisters, Mrs. Mozell Mlcou and Mrs. Will Brooks, both of Detroit, 2 brothers, Jeff Funches of Gary and Rufus Lackey of Amarillo, Texas; 4 stepdaughters, Mrs.

Edna Bass and Mrs. Eugie Gillis of East Chicago, Mrs Rosalie Hardaway of Gary and Mrs. Laretta Gil-more of Hammonnd; 3 step-sons, Eugene Gibbs Arthur Glbbs and Dan Gibbs, all of East Chicago. Funeral servicees will be held Wednesday, March 31, in the St. Mark A.M.E.

Zion Church, East Chicago The Rev. Tipp will officiate. Burial will be In Oak Hill Cemetery, Gary. Friends may call at the Hinton Funeral Home, 4859 Alexander East Chicago, Tuesday, March 30, from 7 to 10 p.m. MOELLER-Aloys Sr.

Age 73, of 2447 178th St. Lansing, passed away Saturday, March 27, at his residence. Survived by 6 sons, Albert of Webb Lake, Aloys of Francis of Calumet City, Raymond of Lansing, Leroy of Webb Lake Elmer of Lansing; 4 daughters, Mrs. Leona Huppental of Dyer, Mrs. Pearl Todd of Harvey, Mrs.

Mary Olszewski of Lansing, Mrs. Cecelia Bricco of Lansing; 1 brother, Joseph of Boyd, Wisconsin; 2 sisters, Mrs. Mary Held of Dyer, Miss Tlllie Moeller of Crown Point; 31 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday, March 30, at 9:30 a.m. from the Schroeder Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge Lansing, III.

10 a.m. at St. Ann's Church, Rev. F. A.

Bellerive officiating. Burial, Oak Glen Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. NAGY John Age 39, of 5510 Homerlee, East Chicago, passed away Friday, March 26. Survived by his wife Adele; 1 son, John and 1 daughter Audrey both at home; parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Walesiak and 1 brother, Robert Nagy all of East Chicago; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Antoinette Sialkowskl of East Chicago; 4 sisters, Mrs. Stella Williams of East Chicago, Mrs. Frieda Calumet City, Mrs.

Oolores King of Hammond; Miss Edna Walesiak of East Chicago. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, March 30, 1965 at 1:30 a.m. from the Prusleckl Funeral Home, 3831 Main St. East Chicago. 9 a.m.

at St. Stanislaus Church with Rev. Henry Kryslnski officiating. Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City. Friends may call 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.

today and Monday. TALYOR, Mary Age 100, of Cedar ake, passed away Monday, March 29. Survived by one son, Thomas; 4 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, March 31, at I m. at the Geisen Funeral Home, Crown Point, Rev.

Louis Kauff-mann officiating. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Monday. 1965, or in default thereof, the Court will proceed to the hearing and ad- Make YOUR CHOICE in Each Group from the Five Nominees. Encircle the NUMBER of YOUR CHOICE! PRINT YOUR NAME nrf addrvis bottom of Entry Hank.

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Thieves Get Bible, $160 HAMMOND Burglars took a bible containing $160 from a Hammond couple's apartment whilet hey were in church Sun day. Carl Krepps, 4918 Elm Hammond, said the eight $20 bills hidden in the Bible were missing when he and his wife returned from church. Police said the burglar apparently jimmied the lock on the apartment door. In another breakin, police said burglars forced the apartment door of Aleta Haynes, 5240 Sohl Hammond, and took almost $1,000 in jewelry and coins. Two rings valued at $800, a $125 watch, and $10 in coins were stolen, Haynes reported.

New Directory Lists Churches HAMMOND Free copies of a church directory for Hammond, Munster and Calumet City may be obtained from the Hammond Chamber of Commerce. The directory was compiled by the Hammond Junior Chamber of Commerce, and can be obtained at the chamber office at 429 Fayette Hammond, or by mailing a self-addressed stamped envelope to the chamber. Mdverflsemeaf Buriel Insurar.cs Sold by Mail You may still be qualified for $1,000 or more burial insurance so you will not burden your loved ones with your funeral and other expenses. This NEW policy is especially helpful to those between 40 and 90. Only you can cancel your policy.

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5:50 P. M. 0 Sports and Weather. "We can't run a court this way," Beamer told Wright. "I am being frank with you when I say I am completely out of patience Mr.

Wright," the judge said. Beamer continued the case un til next Monday and sent the panel of 5 prospective jurors home. "I'm doing this out of respect for the position of your the judge told Wright, "not out of respect for you. I am con vinced you have not played fair with this court." Wright appeared in court Fri day and asked Beamer to appoint an attorney "to advise me." He explained today, "I am too nerv ous and upset to defend myself. The appointed attorney, Fred Eichorn Jr.

of Hammond, told Beamer he would need more time "if I am to assume full responsibility for defending Mr. Wright." 1 Injured In Wreck CALUMET CITY-A passenger was injured early today a traffic accident on Burnham Avenue at Michigan City Road. Andrew Kasalo, 40, of 300 Schrum Calumet City, was treated in St. Margaret hospital pital for back injuries. Police charged Daniel Matusz, 31, of 665 Gordon Calumet City, with driving under the influence of liquor and driving too fast for conditions.

Matusz, they said, ran into the rear of the car of Frank Kray, 35, of Chicago Heights, waiting for a traffic light change at the intersection. Kasalo was riding with Kray, Crash Kills 1 in Harvey HARVEY A Crestwood man was fatally injured in a two-car crash south of here Saturday. John Sherrill, 49, of 4844 Midlothian Turnpike, Crestwood, died shortly after 9 p.m. in Hazel Crest Hospital. He was a passenger in a car driven by Marvin Bookout, 36, of Richton Park, 111., which col lided with a car driven by Norman Mosel, 46, of Blue Island, at 11 a.m.

Saturday. State police said Bookout was southbound on Dixie Highway, and was turning east on 159th Street when the collision occured. Bookout was charged with failing to yield right-of-way. 123-Day ITU Walkout Ends EAST ST. LOUIS, 111.

(AP) -Members of a Typrographical Union will return to work this week at the Metro East Journal, ending a 123-day walkout. The newspaper will resume publication Friday. The International Typrographical Union Local 8 overwhelmingly accepted Sunday an agreement giving women employes the same pension as men. The pension had been the main obstacle in the dispute. DERED: 2.

That this order be published In the Hammond Times, once a week for six (6) consecutive weeks, beginning no later than March 29, 1965. Entered this 23rd day of March, 1965. GEORGE N. BEAMER Judge for the Northern District of Indiana United States District Court Hammond Division A True copy: ATTEST: KENNETH LACKEY, Clerk By Marilyn L. Near Deputy Clerk 3-29; 4-5, 12, 26; 5-3; A1281 a 1965 Academy Award "Oscar Race" HAMMOND SB Dateline Europe.

"In The Troop Train." Jerome Thor. Robert Cannon changes his travel plans when a chance meeting at an airport in Frankfort exposes an ambitious West German agitator. 8:00 P.M. The Lucy Show. Lucy buys a share of stock in Mr.

Mooney's bank and automatically assumes she should help him run the institution, fj) The Jonathan Winters Show, Wendy and Me. "Let's Go Where the Wild Geisha Goes." Wendy dons a disguise and joins a group of Geisha girls en route to Japan. Adventures in Paradise "Heads You Lose." A famous free lance magazine corre spondent disappears in the wilds of New Guinea's head- hunter territory. Adam guides his pretty daughter on an ex pedition to find him. The daughter turns out to be a rival journalist out to scoop the original reporter.

Gardner McKay, Luciana Paluzzi, Sean McClory, Henry Slate, George Tobias, Steven Geray. Eyes of the Artist. Wrestling Champions. 8:30 P.M. Many Happy Returns.

Joe Fo ley is threatened with dismis sal for tardiness and sleeping on the job, and Walter Burn ley goes to his employee's res cue, when he found out that the acute lack of sleep is caused by the mother of his girl friend, Marilyn Walsh. The Bing rosby Show "Moonlighting Becomes You." Mel Torme featured as col lege professor found moon lighting as a jazz pianist in a cellar cafe. Public Affairs. "Republicans The New Breed." 9:00 P.M. CBS News Special.

"Casals at The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. A wealthy but unhappy couple (Patricia Barry and J. Cannon) agree to end their marriage, but neither is will ing to part with any of the wealth they have accumulat ed together, in "Completely Foolproof." Myron Healey, Geoffrey Home are featured. Ben Casey. "Three Little Lambs." Under Vincent Edwards' direction Nick Adams as Dr.

Orin Reid, a brash intern strains Dr. Casey's pa tience and sense of fair play when Ben becomes aware that on him hinges Reid's chances of becoming an assistant. The Detectives. "A Piece of Tomorrow." An amiable junk man1 finds a suitcase full of stolen money and turns it in to the police. As a reward, the bank from which the money was taken gives the junk man a job as a watchman, but Holbrook's detectives begin to suspect his honesty when a second robbery occurs.

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MY KIND OF TOWN from "Robin and the 7 Hoods" 5. WHERE LOVE HAS GONE from "Where Lore Has Gone" MINT YOUR OWN NAME ADDRESS CITT HAMMOND Cecil L. Wright (The Brain of Alcatraz) admitted today that he is unable to abt as his own lawyer in U.S. District Court. Wright, 57, an ex-convict, asked U.S.

District Court Judge George N. Beamer to grant time so an attorney can brief himself on Wright's case. Wright had insisted on representing himself. He faces charges of entering a St. John federal savings and loan company Jan.

2 to commit lar ceny. The jury trial he requested was scheduled to begin today. Plant Slill Shut Down DOLTON Workers at Metro Glass Co. here continued their strike today despite a settlement on national contract provisions. Local issues continue to stall bargaining talks.

Members of Local 166 of the Glass Bottle Blowers Association maintained picket lines at the Metro plant at 138th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue. There are 445 members in the local. A three-year national contract was agreed on Sunday, sending some 3,000 workers back to jobs at glass plants in Streator, Alton and East St Louis, III. Local 166 officials and Metro management haven't reached agreement on terms of working conditions and seniority, union officials said. Lee Minton, president of the union, said the pact is "the best ever negotiated in the glass con tainer industry." The contract provides for a package increase of 34Vfe cents an hour, according to union estimates.

It calls for hourly wage increases of 10 cents the first year, four cents the second and 10 cents the third. Teens Arrested In Tavern Raid EAST CHICAGO Eight teenagers, including four Griffith High School students, were arrested by Federal Excise agents in an East Chicago tavern Friday night, police report. The agents found the teens in Ulm's Tavern, 4861 Homerlee Ave. during a routine check of the bar. The four Griffith students in cluded a 17-year-old girl.

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