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3' Th. South B.nd Siturd.y, Dc.mb.r 3, Save-the-Dunes Unit Savors FIRE DESTROYS RESTJIOME Patients Unharmed In Blaze at Decatur Sen, Lauds glas Victory of continous shoreline on Lake Michigan; But purchase of the property probably won't begin The Trlbune'i Special Service GARY Save-the-Dunes Council members got together Friday night for a David versus Goliath victory dinner at which Sen. Paul Douglas of Illinois was given a standing ovation." next year, and perhaps noi even the year after that, Edmonds said. Tribune's SpkM Swvlc War Hinders Financing The reason Is the Viet Nam J) The group, 190 strong, met In DECATUR, Mich. Eleven patients of the Riley Rest Home, the Marquette Park Pavilion to celebrate the creation of a Na four miles west of Decatur on war, he explained, wnue an ei-fort will be made to seek an appropriation from Congress for some purchases, it may not be 40, were evicted into subfreezlng tional Lakeshore Park in a temperatures in their night struggle against Industry.

clothes this morning by a raging Included in the budget because Principal speaker was Allen Edmonds, assistant director of of the war, he said. fire which destroyed their home. The fire broke out about 7 a.m. In the attic of the two-story con Congress next summer will the National Park. Service, who Vandals Dislodge 50 Car Antennae The Tribune' Special Service GOSHEN Goshen police today are Investigating the vandalism of an estimated 59 cars In the Goshen area over night.

William Madison, of 214 Wilkinson Goshen, found between 40 and 51 automobile radio antennae on his front porch early today. I. A. Miller, a W. Pike St auto sales firm, reported about 29 antennae broken off new and used cars on their sales lot.

Police also received reports from Individuals who had broken front car tenders. Is the right hand man for Stuartfl 'ml Wry ponder the park and money for buying some of the property next summer for the 1968 verted farmhouse, then whipped through the frame structure be uucui, acuciaijr vi wo Douclas National Park? fore firemen could arrive. The. Council, which carried on what appeared to be at times a The blaze was discovered by a Until property is acquired, the losing battle against the en state will continue to operate its Dunes State Park, which will be the center of the new federal nurse, who awoke the owner, Z. Riley of Rt 2, Decatur.

Grabs Fire Extinguisher Riley grabbed a fire extin croachment of industry in the fight to preserve the dunes, mm ii cheered Sen. Douglas, their sa preserve. Robert Mann, A VICTORY BANQUET Save-the-Dunes Council Dorothy Buell, Ogden Dunes, president; vior and guiding light, when his Edmunds, Na- JURY ALLOWS members appear in a festive mood Friday night in Gary as Michigan City, 2nd vice-president; Allen P. thev fete themselves at a banquet on their sucessful cam- tional Park Service, Department of the name was mentioned gulsher and tried unsuccessfully to quell the flames. Unable to do that.

he. his wife and the nurse Interior who was Inl It was revealed at the victory $27,500 AWARD ALBION A Noble Circuit awoke the patients and led them paip to save some portion of untamed dunes on the Lake principal and Ray J. Madden, Democratic respre-Michigan shoreline for nature lovers. Left to right are Mrs. -sentaUve to Congress, from the 1st District.

Auoclottd Prtu Wlrtpnoto party that the park may be named after Douglas, even outside. 1 Court jury has awarded a Mun-cie man $27,500 as a result of a thnuch he has indicated he Riley said there was no time doesn't want it. was going to be a fight against to save any possessions except the chest In which narcotics and Most of the celebration was WORKERS VOTEbuinley Free on Bond SKID ON ICE Jan. 29, 1963, accident at Warner Gear Division of Borg-Warncr Corp. in Muncie.

Indiana's deep-water narnor. other medicines were kept. The Council took the stand, he spent, however, in mapping future battles, setting down principles and listening to Edmonds. The four-day trial ended said, of opposing the harbor, After failing to extinguish the fire. Riley tried to telephone the HURTS DRIVER AGAINST UNION hoDine to relocate it in Lake In Rome City Killing Thursday night when the jury ruled in favor of the plaintiff ir Set Sights on Landfill County, or stalemating it.

fire department, but found his telephone out of order. He ran to the home of a neighbor, Harry Before he spoke, Herbert May Encourage Industry the suit, Harold Whitehead ol Muncie. Th Trlburw'i Special Service ALBION Raymond Quinley, 20, Edmonds, in his talk, dropped Read, a Council board member, of 125 E. Sargent death of a 15-year-old Supervises Whitehead had asked for a Brandt, and called from there. KendalMle, charged in the chooting a surprise when he said that the said the prime target of the organization this year will be Beth Auto Strikes Tree Just West of Goshen $94,000 judgment against the Rome City girl last month, was released from the Noble County park service will encourage in When firemen from Decatur arrived, the patients were sitting Worker Ballot At Rochester lehem Steel Corp.

and its Lake jail on $1,500 bond Friday afternoon Newnam Foundry Co. of Ken-dallville as a result of the 1963 dustry into the area reserved for the port "to show that industry Michigan landfill project. in autos owned by passers-oy and flames had' lust broken Noble Circuit. Court Judge wn4ive-side-by-slde-with recreM accident, 'We plan-to fight. Bethlehem John Hagen reduced Quinley's through the roof of the old struc He claimed that while he was ation." square foot by square foot," said Tht Tribune' Special Service "The Tribune' Special Service driving a forklift truck and un Read.

"It is our Number one A -master plan for the park GOSHEN -Larry E. Elliott, ROCHESTER Employees of bond from $5,000 to $1,500 Friday. Quinley's attorney had re ture. Fire Spreads Rapidly 39. of 1901 W.

Clinton Go project this year. They may will be completed in February Supermarket Thieves Use New Technique the Indiana Metal Products located three miles north of this have the permit but they can't and appraisal of property to be shen, was injured at 9:30 p.m quested the bond reduction so Within minutes, according to build it (the landfill) all at included in the federal preserve Friday when his car skidded off Fire Chief Myron Southworth his client could assist him in the city on U.S.-31, voted 21 to 10 in loading a Newnam rounary truck at the Warner Gear plant in Muncie, the truck rolled forward, causing him to be pinned between the rear of the truck and the loading dock. once." will start sometime after that. W. Clinton St.

just west of Go the fire had spread through the favor of decertifying Local 6876, Read told the group that the shen. The national bill, which creat rest of the building. United Steel Workers of Ameri pre-trial investigation and so he could work to support his wife and child. ed the park, will include 11 miles elliott suffered cuts on the Council's officers realized in 1959 that the fight to save the dunes ca, as its bargaining agent. The Tribune'! Special Service ELKHART A new twist in Decatur firemen, despite the aid of Volunteer firemen from forehead and bruises on the left Theplant has been strike Keeler, were hampered by 10-de grocery thefts has been reported Quinley had been in jail since TODAY! AND TOMORROW! knee and chest when his car slid on the ice-covered roadway and bound since Aug.

4. It is a unit of CLARK PLANS eree temperatures and were his arrest Nov. 13 In connection to Elkhart police by supermar Textron, Inc. unable to save the 14-room build- struck a tree. with an armed scuffle at an un OPENHOUSE ket operators.

The election was held in the ine. Elliott was westbound prior to The thieves take entire gro supervised gathering of youths Ttie Special Strvlcr- Rochester City Hall under the Loss as a result of the fire is at the home of Mrs. Edna Wert cery orders by driving up to car BUCHANAN Open house at the accident, which caused an estimated $500 damage to the supervision of the National La expected to exceed $20,000. two new facilities of Clark of Rt. 1, Rome City.

ry-out stations and asking for bor Relations Board. Official 1961 model car. The patients were transferred for the time being to the farm Equipment Co. in Buchanan will According to authorities who ANTIQUES SHOW Hotel Elkhart, Elkhart, Ind. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Dec.

2-3-4 12 neon to 10 p.m. Sunday closing 6 p.m. Admiwion 75c Children undtr 1 4 FREE! HILDA SWIINIY Mgr. groceries purchased by otner persons and. driving away with outcome of the election will not be determined until the NLRB be held from 1 to 4 p.m.

today. investigated the incident, sever 3 Cars Collide Two persons suffered whiplash 7" residence 'of the Edward Sitter them. al wild shots from an automatic rules on the validity of 28 chal Open for inspection by the family at Rt. 2, Paw Paw, anoth The ruse is worked by watch lenged votes, A hearing for this public will be the new Clark neck injuries in a three-car pile-up at Ind. 15 and County Road 38 er property owned by Riley.

pistol were fired, one of which wounded Miss Sandra Pierson as ing for numbers assigned to gro purpose will be scheduled. Equipment Credit Corp. offices a mile south of Goshen shortly cery orders or wserving names she came to the aid of a friend at Front -and Days Sts. and the company, challenged 24 before 1 p.m. Friday TERM GIVEN written on orders by store clerks new" personnel building on N.

votes and the union 4. None of involved in a fight. She was the daughter of James Pierson and Miss Judy Ganger, 20, of and driving up as the orders are i ELKHARTAN Portage St. the 28 votes are included in the 1603ft S. Main Goshen, was carried out and having check out Mrs.

Max Wells of RomeCity. 21-10 resultTThere were 59 votes thf tribune' Soeclol Servlct boys place them in the car. driving north on Ind. 15 and slowed for a left turn at County ELKHART Husted Lee cast. Youths Try First Aid Police said the incident oc The ownersof the groceries Powers; 29, of 527 East St Ineligible to Vote Road 38.

find their orders, which have al was sentenced in Elkhart Super- A car driven by Leah L. Schu- curred about midnight on Nov. The company's vote chal- ready, been paid for, missing 12, but the youngsters tried to der, 67, of Rt. 1, Milford, Who ior Court Friday afternoon to one to lOyears at the-Indiana lenges were made on the basis theiF-carsand apply first aid to Miss Pierson was unable to stop in time, that the voters have wnained drive up to pick them up. and did not call State Police un struck the rear of the Ganger "ubstantiallyequivalent' em -Reformatory-at Pendleton on charge of theft.

Store owners said that they til about 12:30 a.m. Sunday, ployment elsewhere and on a have had to replace several or car. Unable to Stop Judge Frank J. Treckelo also Miss Pierson died two days ders in the pasj few days. assessed Powers $126 in fines permanent basis and thus were considered by the company to be A third car, driven by Harold later in Fort Wayne's Parkview irzrvi rr Ihijh il and court costs.

Powers had earlier entered Hospital of a head wound. ineligible to vote. E. MaGee, 27, of 2806 S.Lyons Indianapolis, also could not bo stopped and "rammed into the The union challenged one vote -guilty plea to the charges which Read Tribune Ads Adv. Quinley, was arrested by Noble Countysheriff deputies, and was' taken before Justice of the on the same basis and three oth were filed against him in con rear of the second car.

ers as being ineligible "because nection with a series of thefts Peace Frank McCarty, and from local motels early in No charged with assault and battery their duties have been changed." Ronald Garland, is the plant manager. MAHOWAID'S- vember. with intenUo commit murder, flClf .3 The result if it stands, will end Quinley later was indicted by AS BRIGHT Tim unionization of the Indiana Metal SixWillTestify theNoble-County grand jury on Products Co. which builds fas AS A charges of voluntary and invo teners and other metal items for In Elkhartan's luntary manslaughter. the automotive industry.

Quinley has not yet been ar The election resulted from, a CHRISTMAS Murder Trial raigned. Judge Hagen continued Quinley's arraignment until Friday, Dec. 9. STAR oetition filed by some Indiana Metal Co. employees with the NLRB alleging that.Local 6876 no longer renresentedi majority The Trlbune'i Special Service' ELKHART Six law officers are scheduled to fly Sunday afternoon tox Churchill County, testify in the murder of the workers.

FaD to Agree trialofHarjDldiaejtejr '21, of 136 Park Ave. were organized Aug. 20, 1965, by NEW STORE HOURS 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. (MONDAY THRU SATURDAY) li0 1 They are Capt.

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