The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 6

Dale DeMotte of Champaign. spent Tuesday night and were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Teague Wednesday, April 28, 1971 OTWELL I Jeffrey Mike, Donnie and Bobbv (MM. FLttTA HAVH) Thursday evening guestorf Mrs.

Dora Nelson has received Mrs. Jimmy Haves and news of the birth of a great-grand-1 of Alford daughter on April 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Soderling of New. Meadows, Idaho.

She weighed 6 with his mother Mrs lbs. 7 and waa named Stacie eS8ie DeMotte. Marie. The paternal grandmother Those calling on Mr. and Mrs is Mrs.

Edna Soderling of Kokomo, Hobart Chambers during the week formerly of Htmtingburg. Mrs. Curtis Lovejoy of Chicago and Mrs. Marno Phillips of Attica visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Inez They were enroute home after spending several days with relatives here and in Petersburg.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes were dinner guests Sunday of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Reed and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hollenburg of Velpen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Chambers at the Troy Cafe in Washington.

They spent the afternoon with the Chambers at their new trailer home here. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Reed, Elaine, Patty, Lena Fay, Theresa, Guerrillas Term Latest Shelling Indiscriminate By NAT GIBSON GAZA REFUGEE CAMP, Jordan chubby guerrilla briatling with weapons lifted the pile of cheap blankets covering, the woman on the dirt floor. A flurry of flies distrubed is he said.

Nearby two other armed guerrillas restrained a hysterical relative while a crowd of curious watched. A few minutes earlier the woman had been alive. She panicked when government mortar fire plopped into the camp and tried to run. Sharapnel hit her in the doorway of a community She was one of four persons killed and 18 wounded in recent government barrages against the camp, which serves as the home of 40,000 Palestinian refugees and about tyo battalions of heavily armed guerrillas. The local guerrillas described the latest of these shellings as an indiscriminate government attack.

But they also told about using the camp only two hours earlier as the staging area for a raid against government tanks in defensive positions two hills away. The raid produced one lightly wounded guerrilla and no apparent government casualties. It ended with the guerrillas withdrawing for lunch. The atmosphere was less languid in the camp itself. Refugees began emerging from the underground bunkers built between the rows of tin huts.

They crowded against a delegation of guerrillas and newsmen to shout hysterical curses against Jordan, the refugee camp and King Hussein. Hussein bad man, Moshe Dayan (of Israel) very one woman said. want to go back to (in occupied Hal Turai Another, Miriam Nemer Abou Gatach, 25, urged a tour of her shrapnel-speckled hut. Inside she pointed to holes punched in the single bed, ignoring a loaded Communist assault rifle and a stack of grenades leaning against the wall next to it. government very BOV she saiaT cannot sleep because they bomb (shell) us.

they I in Am Back in Amman few hours later, guerrilla spokesman announced the government had committed massacre against defenseleaa civilians" in Gata camp. When asked, he said no guerrillas were stationed near the camp. The government launched its against peaceful, unarmed refugees, be said. THE DAILY HERAi Julie and James of Crawfordsville, Mr. Prank Lemond, Mrs.

Esta Brown of Velpen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teague, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Teague, Mr.

and Mrs. Jon Teague, Kathie and Kevin, and Mrs. Charles Ragle, Doris and Martha. Several from here attended revival services at Washington during the past weekend where the Rev. Miss Betty Skates and Miss Mary Braun were evangelists.

Miss Braun is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Braun. Mrs.

Esta Brown was a Thursday evening dinner guest of her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Chambers. Mrs. Maude Hollis, Mrs.

Della Gray and Mrs. Lydia Capehart visited Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Alcorn. Sunday visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Osgatharp were Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wineinger and son Roy J. of Indianapolis, Mr.

and Mrs. Onel Hudson of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. William Wineingsro! Glesen. Mr.

and Mrs. Heitoert Osgatharp and Mrs. Jessie Whaley. Mrs. Lena Wiscaver spent Friday with Mrs.

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