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Pantograph, Bloomington, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 19(11. Cuban Tribunal Gives 6 Yanks 30-Year Terms You can bank at our Drive-In Windows 'til 6 p. m. today McLean County Bank Towanda Empira El Paso Minister Takes New Post EL PASO (PNS) The Rev.

Darryl Terry has accepted the pastorate of the First Christian Church in LaMirada, Calif, he announced to the local congregation Sunday. Pantagraph Phones-824-3041 HAVANA. CUBA -tfv- A Cuban military tribunal sentenced six American adventurers to 30 years in prison Tuesday for "crimes ENDS TONITE! John Wayne 'NORTH TO ALASKA" against the powers of the state." The prosecution had demanded death before a firing squad. K3 TOR THE LOVE OF MIKE International political considera A ml. tions apparently influenced the verdict to spare their lives.

Thirty years is the maximum prison sentence under Cuban law. The six claimed they had come to Cuba in a fishing boat to help Susan Laubaugh Kim Butts Camera Craft Photos KEVIN CORCORAN WHOM YOU LOVED AS "FRANCIS" in Fidel Castro revolution and not I -v I "Swlit Family Robinson" to fight it. The tribunal that heard them finished deliberating three days ago. Susan Laubaugh, Kim Butts Get DAR Awards at High AND ERNEST BORGNINE WEIGHED VERDICT Delays between reaching a ver "The uscar mnntr dict and announcing it are not for "Marty" uncommon here. But informed legal sources said Prime Minis Rabbit Trap" Kim is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack D. Butts. He is a Student Council representative and president of the Club. He was co-captain of the High football last fall and has been active in track and wTestling.

ter Castro had been weighing the verdict. iiti- liwftAi -nil In Washington, the State De partment declined comment pend ing a receipt of a full report on VICTOR MATURE in "CHINA DOLL" the ease which it has requested from the Swiss embassy. Deaths Investigated Bainbridge, Ga. Sheriff A. E.

White, left, and Sheriff Lawrence O. Thrum hold box of sodium fluoride and bag of pbison mice seed. They said the poison was found in auto of Levi Henter, GO, charged with murdering an unidentified elderly man whose body was found in Henter's burned out house. Deaths of two of Renter's wives are also being investigated. The Swiss have been handling U.S.

affairs in Cuba since the United States broke diplomatic LAST MOW! lit i if ties with Cuba. Susan Laubaugh of 908 Broadway, Normal, and Kim Butts of 1122 Sudduth Normal, have been named recipients of DAR Citizenship Awards at University High School. The awards are made by the McLean County Letitia Green Stevenson Chapter of the Daughters of tlie American Revolution. Faculty members selected the award winners from a group of seniors nominated by members of the High senior class. Susan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Laubaugh, is secretary of the High senior class and treasurer of the Student Council. She is a member of the National Honor Society, the National Forensic League, the Young Citizens of Central Illinois and the High Science Club.

She is a cheerleader, active in the Pep Club and will play a leading role in the senior class play this month. a DAY! nAY OPEN STARTS ilS-ir; VkW FLAN APPEAL Defense attorneys planned an FLAMIIVC Seethe County Assessment Figure Passes 400 Million Mark Mir ft 209 E. WASHINGTON YELLOW PAGES is 7. immediate appeal for the six. They are George R.

Beck, 24, of Norton, Tommy L. Baker, 28. of Dothan, Donald Joe Green, 28, of Clover, S. James E. Bean, 34, of Cedar Falls.

N. Alfred E. Gibson, 32, of Durham, N. and Leonard Louis Schmidt, 21, of Chicago. Adult Classes I I AND IN TOMORROW! JLjLCHNCOL0" 000 less than in 1959.

Capital stock $700,000 over 1959. The new assessed values, when Total Up assessment is about $30,000 more tlmn 1959. Utility assessments, done by the properly apportioned among the various taxing districts in the I LUi county, will form the basis for tax Board of Review, total $7,720,940 a hefty increase of more than bills payable this year. Still Open I Hurry! LAST 2 DAYS! I Flure 1:25, 4:00, .35, :13 12 Million From Last Year Assessed value of McLean County tops the 400 million dollar mark for Hie first time. HOSPITAL NOTES i Ojxmings still exist in bookkeeping II and shorthand review classes meeting tonight at Illinois State Normal University, the Adult Edu Li -yg HM Ilk i'Vir." 1 TAZEWELL COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT Mae Martin Filstrup vs.

Brady Motor-frate Suit transferred to U.S. District Court. Knutsan Food Products vs. Chester Frye and Doyle Weaver: Suit dismissed. COUNTY COURT Estate of William J.

Vogel: Inheritance tax return shows no tax due on 518.227 estate. Estate of Hattie S. Bennett: Inheritance tax return shows J554 tax to be paid on S72.2T2 estate. THE SPARKLING SHOW WITH THAT GIGI GLOW! Topmka, 505' i Bowles, Mrs. Charley Boldon, Le Roy; The Princes and that American traveling sales- i Figures collected Wednesday from the office of the Board of Re- view and the County Clerk show! an unofficial assessed value of! man-they fust couldn't travel straight-and- narrow path through the Vienna woods! a I laui MS.

NUIHI1 riHMlt lODRJUN BhtX Visifino" hours for all local hospitals are from 2 until 4 p. m. and pom 7 until 8:30 p. m. Hospital authorities urge the public to observ these hours.

MENXOMTE Admitted: Mrs. Dena Cazad, To-wanda; Richard Deane Smith, Weston; Mrs. Delia May Chariton, 305 E. Locust; Joel Boiler, Grid- $410,282,941 for 1960. The new high is 12 million dollars more than the 1959 mark of 398 million.

The assessed value of the county has risen every year since 1936. FOUR TYPES cation office has reported. Both meet at 7:30 at Cook Hall. The Wednesday intermediate typing class at High has been canceled, but a Thursday night class at Bloomington High School still is open. It meets-at 7:30.

Orrick To Head Fire Fighters James Orrick will be installed president of City Fire Fighters Local 388 at a meeting Monday night at the Central Fire Station. Other new officers are Albert Arendt, vice president; Bob Pate, secretary; Edwin Smiley, treasurer, and Deland Leach, guard. julih PRowsr IRVIN FRIDAY! COLOR! 1 4.. i- iiri ley: Edward Stcffen. undley ArJverttsement) How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and tm-barrass by slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates.

This alkaline (non-acid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor'T (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today at drug counters everywhere.

1 ff, Mrs. Thomas Eddy, 106 V. Ash, Norma, all surgical. Mrs. Joseph Moore, Ellsworth; Mrs.

Jcanette Holcomb, 812 E. Market; Daniel Rankin, 601 Pine, Normal; Mrs. Carl Barrh, El Paso; Harry Ma-han. 309 N. McLean; Cynthia Spriggs, 403 E.

Monroe; Mrs. Donald Hurst, R. R. Leo Daniels, 1304 N. Lee; Randy Million, 1314 V.

Hovey, Normal; Loren Vaughn, Deland; Willie Woellms, 505 W. Wood, all medical. Dismissed: Mrs. Henry Stortz, Gridley; Mrs. William Wilson, 15044 N.

Fell; Robin Fever, Lexington; Mrs. Elizabeth Sylvester, 213 N. Normal; Mrs. Ben Cramer, 807 E. Washington; Mrs.

Ronald Upts, Minonk; Mrs. Frank Figg, 301 Seville; Mrs. Sarah Lee, Stanford; Mrs. Glenn Melton, 905 Green, Normal; Mrs. John Rudi- Mrs.

Edmond M. Bamhart, Bell- 7 types of property. The largest property flower; Mrs. Carazany Wyatt, Mc- wan; ueorge w. macKei, iwj The Franz Liszt Story His Life, Loves, Music! "SONG WITHOUT END" Also James Stewart "GLENN MILLER STORY" (Graham; John Martens, Anchor.

by township assessors which includes lots, lands, personal prop inn itmicE ion LQREN CHEVALIER GAVfN ertytotals That figure alone accounts for 11 jrustees to ne installed are Fred Burton, Ralph Poland and Robert Cooper. all medical. Eddie Riecks, Air chor, surgical. Dismissed Delmar McClure, 901 S. Main, Normal; Mrs.

Loren Mc-Kee, 716 Osage, Normal; Theodore Dorman. Chenoa: Howard Yale White, Carlock: Mrs. Louis Cronin. Le Roy; Mrs. Charles Buck, 202 Davis; Merle Sauter, El at Ensenberger's Money Saving Values in Fashion Quality million of the 12 million increase.

Three other categories of assessment are railroads, capital stock of Illinois corporations, and public utilities. 13 MILLION i Sensation Sale-Better Grade Railroad value for I960 has been pas0; Mrs. Lyle Schleeter, Ari Top Grade Dinettes at Prices far below usual! Debt Collections Accounts olf o.lmt of Any Kind of Debts Anywhere in America. No Collection No Chars MID-WEST CLAIM AND ADJUSTMENT CO. to? Monroe Bids.

Cor. W. Monroe Main Bloominiton Pbont M7-6089 se at $13,104,666 by the State De chor; Clinton Morris. 1709 E. Tay partment of Revenue.

That's $120 lor; Ann Marie Hardman, 607 W. Graham: Paul Miller, Holder; Louis Sehlecht, Rossviile. wEITE SEYS IN CHICAGO NO REPLACEMENTS, NO RE-ORDERS EXCEPT AT REGULAR PRICES! njoy the facilities of BROKAW Admitted: Cynthia Buerkett, 219 'Rowe William Springer, 909 jVV. Hovey, Normal; Mrs. Betty HAMILTON HOTEL! Serving Dinners 5 to 12 P.M.

at Sweeping Reductions! in th Heart of the Loop risible Rates from Eft Fabulous array of Fine Type Dinette Sets on Sale at the Lowest Prices Ever! Nationally Recognized as Style Leaders and Truly First Grade in every way! Nwly rtdtcorated UwU TV 11 Jri. iff liianoa CraditCard holdtrt oiiurtd reservations during heavy convention periods if Advance reservations are made WRITE FOR TOUR FREE CREDIT CARD Relax In the quiet elegance of your individually created living, sleeping room. Heart of the loop. Within walking distance to State Street, the financial district, the 4 426 N. Main St.

Specklhwq In CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS ITALIAN FOOD Open at 11:00 A. M. FOR NOON LUNCHES Community Players Present "THE GAZEBO" DIRECTED BY O'Neill 8:15 P. M. Thurs.

Feb. 2-3 IN THE NEW B.H.S. Auditorium Tickets on Sale at Northern III. Gas Office 316 N. Main St.

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 1-2-3 (Please No Phone Calls) else At Door Play Nights Single Admission 52.40 (Ton Included) atres, night clubs, res 1 Reg. 5 Pc.

Bronze Dinette Sets. Reg. $7935 5 Pc. Bronze Dinette Sets. Reg.

$109.9. 5 Pc. Bronze Dinette Sets. Reg. 5 Pc.

Round Table Set. sill, 206 E. Mulberry, Normal; Mrs. Eugene Mulford and baby girl, 404 Cypress, Normal; Mrs. Thomas Vincent and baby girl, Lexington.

ST. JOSEPH Admitted: Clarence Stoner, 192 Sunnyside Miss Roxanne Thomas, 1621 S. Madison; Mrs, Ivan Schoolcraft, Saybrook; Scott Carnahan, 411 E. Olive; Mrs. Frank Oyler, Arrowsmith; Richard Grimsley, 8154 E.

Monroe; Victor Erickson, 1005 E. Olive; Mrs. Merle Douglass, Cooksville; Mrs. Charles Williams, 901 E. Wal-nut; Mrs.

Marsha Van Horn, Waynesville; Mrs. Mertie Kelley, 605 N. Center; Miss Melissa Huey, 1301 E. Washington, all medical. Kim Marcle Cumpston, Colfax, surgical.

Dismissed: Mrs. Oscar Keller, 412 N. Oak; Rickey Keller, 1223 E. Grove; Fred Hendryx, 506 W. Jefferson; Mrs.

Emma Pagels, Maple Grove Nursing Home; Miss Winifred Foreman, 701 W. Jefferson; Miss Ruth Elaine Curry, 1314 Taylor; Miss Susan Backs-meier, 702 W. Wood; Mrs. Joseph Washburn, 203 S. Evans; Frank Hayes, 117 Holton Homes; Kent Schenkel, 10014 S.

Madison: Mark Steven Schenkel. 10014 S. Madison; Miss Carol Wharff, 26 Broadway Normal; Roy Paxton, Carlock; Mrs. Richard Phillips, Waynesville; Gary Lynn Wherry, Heyworth; Robert Melton, R. R.

Mrs. Lucian Beard, R. R. Mrs. Clifford Peasley and baby boy, R.

R. 4. Campbell Faces Morals Charge Harry C. Campbell, 41, of R. R.

1 was sent to county jail under bond Wednesday after he waived prelininary hearing on a charge of taking indecent liberties with a minor. Sheriff's deputies arrested Campbell Tuesday afternoon and later brought charges against him. His appearance Wednesday was before Bloomington Police Magistrate Walter J. Reiner, The case will now go to a higher court. Authorities said the charge is an outgrowth of Campbell's alleged involvement with a 13 year old girl.

taurants. ft taurants. WtTVI It ON DEARBORN STREET MADISON MONROE Urrrt- I WfKofRAndolph 6-6100lrrrf; 1 1 y. II I $1W5 w.i..,;-,T Ml 9.95-7 Piece Dinette Sets FOR LIFETIME BEAUTY IN YOUR BATHROOM TILE on walls on the ceiling on the floor Complete with Labor For as 00 low as ZOl plus Recessed Medicine Cabinet with plate glass mirror and fluorescent side lights (Reg. $34.75) for only $(M95 Extra Quality Bronztone Dinette Sets with King Sire Extension Table and six matching chairs richly finished in fashionable Tan Aztec On Special Sale at only Save.

Now on the Very Vrrrm3 I Finest! 93 Ph. 967-6235 Round Table Sets Oblong Table Sets 95 s29 2995 Ohlonjt Table and two matching (hair; Yellow tops and white frames Round Top Table and 2 Chairs, BnmA! B.i-' White Tov fine f'r wn.ill Npwe. LxtraSiiivi.il. Closed at 2 P.M. Today for Inventory A great value.

A Small Deposit Delivers We'll arrange monthly payments for your convenience! Fine Showpiece Dinettes i I i 1 i INSURANCE Fire, Burglary, Theft Auto and Bonds For Insurance to Meet Every Need, See LEWIS W. JONES INSl RAM Al.fcNCV 210Vi E. WASHINGTON ST. PrwfK 124-3031 95 130 Stunning Pastel Pink Open An Account Now fnAmJiswjiJb 1 Y'Kir Ctiiots will Oh' and Ah! l-n thy this Jrwi-I aivl Table all Pastel pmic iih brvs tntn; S.ix-Vl"' Lxiensun Table and four Sfore Open Monday Nights AU fee "Wolt" Foi FURNITURS STORE WIST SIDE SQUARE.