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the Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribune DAILY RADIO PROGRAMS -ALL LISTINGS DAYLIGHT SAVING TIMEWMAQ (670) WGN (720) WBBM (780) WLS-WENR (890) WSAL (1230) FRIDAY EVENING 00 Alex Drier Mutton Lewia, Jr. Tennessee Ernie Vandercook, News Fulton Lewis Jr. 45 Joe Wilson Nichole, News Peter Lind Haye as News- Weather Sporta Edition 30 Beatty, Nowa Gabriel Heattar Lyle Van The Lore Ranger Gabrtel Heatter 45 One Man's Family Perry Como Bentley The Lone Ranger In the Mood 00 Hear America Counter Spy Air. Keen Servico Dinner 15 Hoar America Spy Mr KeeD Farm Service Evening Serenade 7 30 News Club Godfrey Digest Raver Rest Take A Number 45 Hear America 720 Club Codfrev Digest Eaves of Rest A Number 00 Hear News Digest News, Johnston News- Memory Time 8 30 15 Hear NeWs America 720 Club Godfrey Carson Digest Country Junction Junction White White Sox Sox 45 Hear America Funtime Jack Carson Country Junction White Sox 00 Olsen Bout Nichola, News Newa Country Junction White Sox 15 Olsen Bout Suxle Dowell Lt. Program Junction White Sox 30 TRA Saxie Dowell Weatherman Rhythm Party White Sox 45 TEA Netra Mr.

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And West Germany Plan Oversize Army Force BERLIN (UP)-A turncoat West German legislator told a Communist-sponsored news Thursday the United States and West Germany had agreed ly to create a 48-division army four times larger than alloved by the European Defense Community pact. The lawmaker, Karl Franz Sebmidt-Wittmack, 40, denounced aS a traitor by the Bonn government when he defected to East Berlin a week ago, obviously was delivering a final Communist shot aimed at destroying the EDC. His propaganda-loaded statements, which brought immediate and emphatic denials by Germany and the United States. came just two days before the French National Assembly begins debate on the apparently doomed pact. Al his statements, including the assertion that the "secretly German army would have a powerful Air Force and troop formations, were aimed directly at French cars of revived, German militarism.

Those fears have blocked French ratification of EDC. Schmidt-Wittmack hinted of other ominous secret agreements. but said to divulge them now would be "high treason" to the government he abandoned. Otto John, the West German security chief who went over to the Reds earlier, also hinted at agreements between Ger-! many and the United States in ano-ler propaganda blast last week. Schmidt- Wittmack saic Gen.

Alfred M. Gruenther, the American! supreme commander of the North Atlantic Treaty 27, 1954 PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle CROSSWORD ACROSS 31-Frutt of pine LAPIS MARIAI 1-Sink -Tibetan in middie 40-Guided herbs ON ACRE SNOW -Clump of PATENT ORANGE priests 43-Three-toed ACE HEROD SUE -Rotating piece sloths NELL WIDER TIR -Not -Sesame suitable 43-Peruses 44-Flaicky CODER NAMESOS 14- The wallaba 47-Spools EVIL SOME 15-Signal 50 Organ bearing of FOREVER NIECE 19-Lofty 17-Forest 51-Welrd AN RATAL TRIOD bird Siga of zodlac CAN LOGAN SIAiG -Nocturnal 55 56-Forays Oid pronoun EIGAD scow SE 25 -Dinner animal course DEMURE KNOUTS 23- -War god DOWN REGAL SOAPS 29-- Vehicle -Footlike part as written 6 Pronoun 31-Behold! 1-Music: 33- -Monster 3-Be Ill 1-Likely -Former 34 35 Witty French saying -Obilvion Secretary of 3-Quick Looks conjunction -Indefinite War 25-Mistake article 9. 10-Simian Conspiracy 11-Detace 16-Fabulou birds IS Groan 20-Meaner Captivate 23-Plants of muytard family 34-Rugged mountala crest Singly 1-Lavished fondness on 30-Furze 33-Article of furniture 34-Bits of food 35 36 -Shield -Give up 39-Milk farm 41-Rodents -Fondle 45-Cheer 46-Affirmative 48-Confederate St general 49-Drunkard 55 53-Japanese 53-Cyprinold Ash Deled Electric Storms Cause Damage to Crops Winds Estimated At 70 Miles Per Cause High Property Damage; Hospi- tal Power Knocked Out INDIANAPOLIS (UP) -Violent electrical storms and wind squalls with tornado-like winds swept portions of central Indiana Thursday and caused heavy damage to property and crops. Sections of Indianapolis were damaged, and residents frightened, by shrieking winds accompanied by ligbtning and torrential rain. Wallace Bertrand, chief meteoroligist of the Indianapolis Weather Bureau, toured storm areas along Fall Creck boulevard in the northcro part of the city.

He called it a "severe storm." and estimated winds at between GO and 70 miles an hour. At the height of the storm, the temperature here dropped from a high of 83 to 72. Power was knocked out at St. Vincent's Hospital, one of Indianapolis' largest, for 10 minutes and part of the roof of the hospital's nurses home was torn off, No injuries were reported. West of Franklin, a three-mile long farming arca was swept by high winds accompanied by hail which residents described as "big as golf balls." State police estimated "thousands of dollars" damage, mostly to corn and soybean crops which were blown down and shattered by wind and hail.

A barn in the Minnie Eccles farm near Bud was flattened, roofs and windows in many homes were damaged, and TV antennas were bent double as the storm roared along Ind. 44 near the Johnson-Morgan county line. At Indianapolis, traffic signals were darkened, radio stations WF3Mt and WISH were forced off the air for 18 minutes by a lightning bolt in a transformer, a side was smashed and rows of pharmacy window on the north trecs felled or shorn of limbs. Five persons escaped injury SALE CALENDAR Aug. 28 -Herbert Baker Aug.

28 -Reese Walton Est. Aug. 28-Carroll Co. Questers Sept. 1-Waldron Auction Room Sept.

4-Mae H. Hunt Estate Sept. 4-Mingling Sept. 11-Roy Cline Barbara Sept. 13-Fred Trap Wm.

Dies In Nursing Home MONTICELLO Mrs. Harriet (Shaw) Shiedler, 94, died Wednesday evening at the Deer Creck nursing home where she had been a patient since August 20. Born in Marshall county, Iowa, on August 3, 1860. she was the daughter of William and Hannah Billingsley) Shaw. Survivors include four children: Marion Lung.

Minnesota; John Lung, Burnettsville: Mrs. Viola Bowsher, Peru and Mrs. Edna Anweiler, Monticello, 13 grandchildren. One son preceded in death, The deceased was baptized into the Old Dunkard church. The body is at the Prevo funeral home where friends may call after noon on Friday where final rites will be held at 1 p.m.

Saturday. Burial will be made in Riverview cemetery. 4 DIE IN CRASH HELENA, Mont, (UP) -A light four passenger-Waco plane, lost in grey, rain-filled clouds, plunged into a Rocky Mountain slope just off the Continental Divide 15 miles northwest of here Thursday, killing four persons, all from Longview, Wash. NO SWIMMING ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt.

(UP) -Youngsters in the Bible Hill section wanted a swimming pool and decided to make one by blocking up a culvert. The result was a five acre flood. City Manager S. Summer said it took six men and two trucks to -remedy the uation. Crume Crume Club Sons, aucts.

Drake Crume Kuhn-Rinehart Son Auct. Eckerle-Rinehart Sons, aucts. Executor's Sale of Real Estate The undersigned Executor will pursuant to authority of the Last Will and Testament of Riley H. Pennel, deceased, and order and approval of the Miami Circuit Court offer for sale and sell at private sale on the 14th day of September, 1954, and from day to day thereafter until sold the following described real estate located at 1307 High Street (east) in the City of Logansport, Cass County, Indiana. and more particularly described as follows: All that port of Lot No.

1 in Peter Long's Addition to the City of Logansport, described os follows: Commencing at the northeast corner of said lot, end running thence west on High Street 26 feet: thence South 165 to an alley; thence east olang said lot one; thence north 165 feet to the place of beginning. This is a two-story frame house, four rooms and bath, with basement, lorge living room, furnace oil heat, good condition. Very desirable location. Ideal home for small family. Inspection by appointment.

Sale to be for cash for not less than the full appraised value thereof, and to be free of all liens and incumbrances, except Taxes payable after yeer of sale. Full possession will be given within forty-five (45) doys of delivery of Deed. Bids will be received at the office of the undersigned Attorneys at 2, 3 and 4 Cole Building, Perv. Indiana. HURST GRUND HURD J.

HURST Attorneys for Estate Executor Police Arrest Red Agitators RIO DE JANEIRO (UP) -Brazil'5 new president sent police into the streets to arrest Communist agitators Thursday to bring quiet to the country torn by rioting since the suicide of President Getulio Vargas two days ago. Vargas, who put a bullet through his heart rather than bow to the military demands that he give up his power, was buried Thursday his hometown of Sao Borja which was jammed with 40,000 mourners. Brazil was quiet Thursday except in Porto Alegre, capital of Vargas' native state, where mobs roaming the streets forced stores to close until after the former president's funeral. Three persons were killed Wednesday in riots at Porto Alegre, On orders from acting Joao Cafe police arrested an unannounced number of Communist leaders and took up positions throughout downtown Rio to prevent further disorders. Cafe, meanwhile, appointed Eugenio Godin.

internationally known economist, to the key finance minister, succeeding Oswaldo Aranha. Vargas was buried before noon in a special municipal cemetery vault, beside his father and mother. No priest was present to perform the usual blessing of the grave because the Roman Catholic Church condemns suicide as a capital sin. Visitors from all parts of Brazil, Argeatica and Uruguay crowded into the dusty cattle town of Soa Borja to pay their last respects to Vargas. THIN BOOST PROVIDENCE, R.

I. (UP) The state health department is trying to reduce waistlines by spiking the old saw about how jolly fat persons are. The department is preparing a booklet that says, "thin men can be kind and slender grandmothers may comfort us because they may live longer." Something Different; Paints House Black BLOOMINGTON, m. (UP) Neighbors complained today that Laverne Mather, 3 painter and decorator, is causing a traffic jam with his just completed house decorating scheme. Mather painted his bouse a shiping black enamel, the house chimney, lettuce" white, his green, and driveway the front door and porch railing "aqua" blue.

Mather said he got the idea several years ago when he drove over a bill in Kentucky and saw a farm in a valley with all the buildings painted black. On his front door Mather has a sign for gaping motorists and destrians: "Maybe we don't like the color of your house. We like ours this way." RIGHT NUMBER RIGHT NUMBER BALTIMORE (UP) A 19- year-old gypsy number 146 would hit recently, and she was right. Shortly, after the prediction. she was arrested for swindling a housewife of $15.

The policeman's badge number-146. Mrs. Margaret Miller Expires In Hospital MONTICELLO Mrs. Margaret (Ward) Miller, 59, wife of Carl F. Miller, near Reynolds, died at 11:15 Wednesday at the St, Elizap.m.

beth hospital in Lafayette, She was born in Prairie township Dec. 20, 1895, the daughter of Frank and Adelia (Brown) Ward. was married to Carl Miller in December, 1913. She He survives with a brother, Arthur Ward, Roth Park, and a nephphew, Jack Ward. The deceased W'35 a member of Reynolds Methodist church and the Pythian Sisters.

Friends may call at the Prevo funeral home after noon Saturday. Rites will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at the church. Interment will be made in the Chalmers K. of cemetery.

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HOTPOINT FREEZER LOOK AT THESE FEATURES Convenient Baskets Counter Balanced Lid Interior Light Protective Alarm Signal LIST PRICE $409.95 (NATO) reached the agreements with former German Gens. Adolf Heusinger and Ludwig Cruewell. Heusinger, he said, has been put in charge of drawing plans fro 24 active divisions of 600,000 men by Nov. 6 of this year. The other 24 divisions would be in reserve, he said.

Under the EDC pact Germany would supply 12 divisions to the European Defense Community, with 12 reserve divisions to be formed four years after the pact became effective. Mrs. Etta A. Jeffery Expires In Monticello MONTICELLO Mefs. Eva A.

Maggar Jeffery. 80. died at 3 p.m. Wednesday at her home. 517 North Railroad street, following an extended illness.

Born in White counts Sept. 9. 1573. she was the daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth (Hutton) Mabb, She was married to James Maggart who preceded in death in November, 1911. Her second husband, Charles Jeffery, died in 1952.

Survivors include 3 daughter, Mrs. Aletha Banks, Los Angeles; three sons. Harry and Frank Maggart. Monticello: Virgil, Marion: a grandson. three sisters, Mrs.

Ida Wyant, Fort Wayne; Mrs. Anna Bisher, Marion and Jessie Russell. Gas City. One son, twO sisters and two brothers preceded in death. The body is at the Prevo funeral home where friends may call afte: noon Friday.

Final rites will be conducted at the chapel at 10 a.m. Saturday. Burial will be made in the Pike Creek cemetery. SALE PRICE $269.95 $10.00 DOWN $2.85 WEEK GOOD YEAR GOOD TIRES YEAR BROADWAY AT 6TH SERVICE STORE PHONE 4269.