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"jr i1 THE TIMES Sunday, January 26, 1969 1213 Opt 4:15 Startt 7:00 rriqjpw: 2 Injured; Power Out mJ, PLAYING Rita Mertno Chaklrif I "WEST SIDE STORY" I The Toughest Hellfighter of All! NOW THRU THURS. WIHNEk Of 10 ACADEMY AWARDSI 2:00 I JOHfJ pui Alan Arhin Dtlila Boeearde "INSPECTOR CLOUSEAU" WEST CHESTER TWP. -Two persons were injured and electricity in parts of Porter County was disrupted for about two hours early Saturday when a car sheared a utility pole near U.S. 12 and Tremont Road. Taken to Portage Memorial I miiiL (v: irtii it nitir I I Hospital were the driver of the Read Times Want Ads kcar, Russell E.

Hudson, 24, of iwu fa 373 Pearce Gary; and his passenger, Wesley Ele, 24, of Chester, Ind. Hudson was charged with sir reckless driving. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR Feotur No. 2 CO-HIT Police said Hudson was westbound about 2:15 a.m. at a high rate of speed when his car 1235 119th, Whiting 24-Hr.

Phen 459.1234 "BONNIE CLYDE" Frl. 9:00, Sat. Sun. COMMIE MAJOR on U.S. SERGEANT? TECHNICOLOR veered off the road.

It traveled about 160 feet, sheared the utility pole and continued another 55 put feet before stopping. "THE PAPER LION ION" Ftoturt No. 3 Coor "NAVAJO JOE" Frl. 7:00 Sot. Sun, Gorgoant sir; 'k Orders Fall V-n i.

-fa? 1 WASHINGTON (UPI)-New A UNIVERSAL PICTURE 5 THE KENNEDY Jt In COLOR factory orders for durable goods fell in December by 0.7 per cent, following a decline of 3.2 per cent in November. However, at 6735 Kennedy Tl 4-9769 Adult Entertainment A CLASSIC! A SHOCKER! BEYOND BELIEF" -UPI $28 billion, they remained well W. "ALTER above the $26.6 billion in orders for December, 1967. The princi SHOWS AT 4:05 AND 7:55 STARTS FRIDAY, JAN. 31st pal drop was in automobiles.

ft: "THE SECRET LIFE MIRISCH PICTURES pniinti Mia farrow In William CMtlt Production Rosemary's Baby John Cassavetes TWKOor A Paramount Pew Suggested tt Mature AuOences Shown: 4:50 8:45 F.M. OFAN AMERICAN WIFE Distance Julius Steparitz, 58, (left), 1535 Shell Hammond and Nick Zoroya, 47, 1633 Thomas Flossmoor, emerge wet but triumphant to receive Red Cross 50-mile badges from Hammond's YWCA aquatic instructor Mrs. Betty During twice weekly dips since April they swam 50 miles. mm INDIANA If THEATRE I Shown: 7:05 P.M. PANAVISI0N TECHNICOLOR M-nltuWItimUniladArtiiU "Further Perils of Laurel Hardy" plus SUNDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M.

"5 Weeks In A Balloon" FREE PARKING 3463 Michigan Ave, Ind. Harbor EX 7-9489 Open 4:00 1 A- i IP Gary Loan Robber Guilty I mil ii NOW SHOWING! jJ The Calumet Region's 4:30 STARTS 5:15 EARLY BIRD SHOW TODAY OPEN AT: 5:15 11:00 AT: HEY KIDS! SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY! DOORS OPEN AT 1:00 P.M. SHOWS AT: 1:15 2:40 was sentenced to l-to-10 years in the Indiana State Reformatory. John W. Litt, 20, of 2568 Hayes was convicted early last month but hasn't yet been sentenced.

Also found guilty of tak 1st All Adult Tneatre 2 Terrific Movies! "ODD TASTE" plus VVA8 IT Awaiting trial are Frank Barber and Anthony Adams, both of Gary. The five were accused of taking part in the armed robbery of Associates Loan 33 E. 5th Ave. CROWN POINT The third of five Gary men accused of a Gary loan office robbery late last year was convicted in Lake Criminal Court Friday. Kenneth N.Ballard, 20, of 1165 Waite pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery and MniAninEnoss "SINGLE SWINGERS" ing part in the holdup but not yet sentenced is Carl Dudley, 25, 'HELLFiGHTERSh- of 2148 Front St.

I iH i "WWI 'wllUn U4tt, I A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR-' PANAVISIOM PLUS BONUS FEATURE AT 7:15 "PJ." IS BRAWLS. BROADS AND ACTION Gary Council Help TODAY 2 to 5 P.M. 7 to 10 P.M. Tonight Is Treasure Chest Night SURPRISE GIFTS TO LUCKY PATRONS REGISTER AT OUR STAND BEFORE 8:30 in Crisis Sought lt FOR THE FRIENDLIEST FILM! SERVICE MOUND 711 W. Cfckoa Avo.

it Chkai IX 7.1 IS7 ROLLIR DOME CLUB RINK 730OOITUNST. WI atmor 3-9401 LA LANSING, ILLINOIS FREE PARKING PHONE: 474-2052 Hatcher said it takes 30 days or more to prepare the forms for the program and the forms were receivd Jan. 7. Re-certification of the worka GARY The United Viscounts, a Gary organization, plans to ask the city council to raise funds, by bond issue if necessary, to help finance the Gary school system. UM EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING i In nor screen splen must niaiiuicenl pidnre Otr! Rudolph Clay, Viscounts pub DAVID CtSELZNICKS woiicnwniMABnRtrMnrHfir lic relation director, has asked Mayor Richard Hatcher's support at the mayor's Breakfast Forum Thursday so that schools won't have to be closed early or classes curtailed.

Clay said the WITH THIS ADV SPECIAL ONLY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 29 INCLUDES: BUCKET-OF-CHICKEN school system needs $2 million. Hatcher said he supported getting money for the schools. IWIENLEIGII It was one of a number of questions the mayor fielded at the breakfast after he spoke on LFaSLIEHOMD OmidcMlLLAJSD OTOrWICSOWIffmOC010R-AnMCMl prime pieces no necks or backs FRENCH FRIES I Golden brown, Krinkle Kut if the necessity of cooperation be tween the mayor and council to 30 MATINEE 1:00 EVENING 7:00 Starts I Today Open: :30 PINT OF COLE SLAW Fresh, crisp, tanqy $405 a a a WEEKDAYS: OPEN 7:00 STARTS 7:30 REG. $505-SPECIAL Open 1 P.M. Today Children'.

Matlne. 1:15.2:40 ble program last year was held up until the city made certain commitments, such as adding personnel in the building department and starting a system of building code enforcement, the mayor reported. As a result, he added, the department conducted 4,000 inspections of dwellings last month in contrast to none in December, 1967. He was asked about the exodus of Gary residents and said: "I urge people to move back into the city. It has the potential of being the finest place in the world to live." Asked if he favored use of helicopters by police, he said they would have a dramatic effect but would not be enough to curb crime.

He said the police also need two squadrols, other equipment and about 100 more officers. Mrs. Ocia Yelich of Gary, president of the northern district of the Federation of Colored Women's Club, asked: "Would you give the women something to do?" Hatcher replied there are more women in city government than ever before. Mrs. Yelich said she meant something the women could volunteer to do, such as raise money.

They are eager to help the 4 CHICKEN DELIGHT RESTRICTED Persons under I PLAYING 16 net admitted unless accompanied by a parent or adult. 173rd, JUST WEST OF FAST PICK-UP, CALUMET, HAMMOND or delivery HOURS: thru 4 to 12 PHONE I Su. and HoMdayjJIjo 931-0725 Pi 4' TV 1 20 ConwFox FRANK SINATRA properly operate a city. He was asked if he wasn't operating on a crisis basis with the council. The administration does ask, at times, for immediate action bA it is not contrived, the mayor said.

HE RECALLED a midnight special session was held last July for curfew powers. "Situations develop almost overnight," he said. The mayor recently asked the council to consider the city's workable program, needed annually to be eligible for federal funds, and pass it through all three readings so that it could be presented to the federal government by the Feb. 1. deadline.

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