The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 2

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MiU be calird Normal Projects Hope To Help IAA Housing ly t.iij; lliiry I Ji tte (Hn-fj (a ii ii S.if. n.d Zm.i.,j It Mr 4 of i r-c un. iii ti that the fuMtl ny 4 frtl.jrul Hll tUk il -)', Tit laid Mff ft A M.tiir luxe fUrd a htlf d.rr u4 fr injtirit-t thry mvil In 7 nt OAUnJ Avs nuf and ui. A rar drive ty Surttrrlin av! otw by Vta'il 1'. in li ti'l it IJmt and Hi i Last 2 Days! s'iTi Llq STEVE REEVES as THE GIANT DEMONGEOT iK.nr iti iiiinm mriil at in- Normal Counci a tt.iy JT on the Jiroj.ewd trmtftlcn.

f. iM I. lf.it im OrtWlatxl and lM fa a tt -1 't tni.il hi ifx r. ll i' it I'-f in'i The i 1 ji il rn I I il ii! i Mry Awmir. if I Iln rrnnn on itmur TV l4ud rhiriit i a M-rn of 5LJ and rUimi To Retire SW In Pool Bonds iwcllffriit ailt to Man I hi LAbT VOYAGE prrnwnrrit injury to Mn.

mff'-'B Mr J. and I rt-jm ni in il.f rrslty f.nn. rtn 1 tj'f i nylt in improved piaHy sn nri -i. Tin f.nn (rjr i.j rv tru1 riihi, two ry mirt.itn kMHAOiia irmil City CrA o'-l yil Wolih lion MiOAT I UN ClUt'lll Iv umi nh l1 nun in iTi TT! Hi ISNU Summer Enrollment Up 12 F-nrt'llment Illinois State Nor Ike Reviews Troops Honolulu (l-President Elsenhower walks with Gov. William Quinn and honor jrunrd commander as he reviews troops upon arrival here.

(Story on Page 1.) THURSDAY! o.4 I- rv rt.n of Ji-tvy, Jm of U.c gitKitnl. WmT Ti rr! r.it.no If A Utj. Ii' I unt tint (he prrii4 4 U1 lxur.j: prvbli ti)i IAA. rnoTr xT ii.nr AH.rt 15 rrtl-ltr'! Kv.r.z In the mal University's right wit For All th Young-Al-Hoill Mi nw-r aeniion is up nlnvwt 12 percent over Inst mimnicr'i day jin.fwK! to f.n.mce of "4 nr mil (xHsitAnd.rj. (My offiruN ntatNl wnrlh of jih-ail lit irhrtlul InM Tir nH1 rt-kI'ir U'n-1 ntirrnvnt fjr JjiQ p.iTtwnt r.vh J.aiuar)'.

In'mt I dling will ninilf dunr.g to U'tvl huMrn. Fuivli to ntT the Intcnut Ji.iymrn!i n4 rrlirr-m-M w.ll Ik t.ik-n fmm fund in tlic iimm.r.g I4 Iwd1 (icoKint. I enmi.mew i.jhu inuumi. BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL DEATHS Figures released Tued.iy normi Indicate that 2.016 undents have; regUterrd. That figure includes an a the f(isJ fi nrr of tbt apartrntnt fru-nt to pntnrt t2 Mr.mg I.

It. II. in mathematics Institute si-on-Trd Mrs. Winifred by the National Science I.tflllll JnUflil i ai fwA I IT11 I III I I I llir City I 11 BiTU Winifred tl. of MeCann.

rcuri. ilmrn In ihm firvw I Mn About SO more students are ex $ac. m.J the trar.trriH I P.i. mi i ml. f-; "'ir Diary Clrv I pected to enroll prwr to Friday's PiK'sevelt diil a'Kiut 2 M.md.iy lit the Mct-t-an Nursirj llotiie.

SJie had for DOORWAYS. thf funj: Urd'a hoiirg arvl P- m- deadline. PORCHES. PATIOS, WINOOWS Total registration last summer ti ration also are put into r.t at the home j.m-e Jung und Igor; surgery 2 i 9 SB the fund. was 1.HS2 student.

134 under this year's first day figure. tJic rh.mK-e. 1 fnm Nor-mil rrsidi-nt l.ave Ut reviewed dunt last fo wttki. Ilint fur the rharce Mrs. Willc tte was born In nliwnv ilngion Jan.

13, the daughter of Walter B. nnd Mary Brewer JUsor. She was married to Frank Willctte in July, 1315, at Milwaukee, Wis Mrs. Willette spent most of her ch.ldhood in Bloomlngton nnd was graduated from H.gh School. She had lived most of her married life in Chicago.

She was living in Feindile, nt the time of her death. Survivor include her husband; Three Traffic IRC I IT Ol HT -'J. Her fum r.d will at 9 a. m. Wednesday at Die George K.

Klvnn Kiiniral Home, with burial in the tli lrdl Baerv Tor i. Ruth Towen; Suit m.nle ly P.lonmintfon'i for di-M fi.rd. Ina Mae l'i'rne Pelmar Plornte in Holy en Cemetery. Suit lor dlvoire flied. Uaibara llumn John llrnrr Di rash Victims Reported Fair vorce on arooodji rf cruellv 7 Arnerir.m State wtvr of four lubdivisum Jots farlrg Jersey.

M.MVt.n IATIL JIXY Attorney r.uiert told David Milra I'nl Divorce V.sitation will Ixgin tit 7 p. m. Tut sday at funeral home. family has requested that nnv tangible expre-isiuns of sym- granted nn around rl deertion Frronsiy Cnr-itmclcJ! Fxtni for additional Te: jt-ur hoiri up to 23 cooler in i-ninitr. Call Now! 40265 For Free Estimate Baumgart LUMBER COAL CO.

u.1 Knlwria i Orraid Roberta- ifive sons, Frank. Ann Arbor, i Mich Walter B. and John J. Suit fur divorce fed IC VL I re.lit I r.i.m Jimn the that he understood that Ater. al: of $70 tJie na'iest for the 2tiin2 rance, Richard D.

and Jesse Ferndale, one rm.rt luilgment filed. ALSO LiUie Murphy ai Ixinir made in order that Three persons Injured in bji nu- 'pnthy be made in the form of con-tomobile neeidr-nt Saturday near, tnlnit ions to the heart fund. lt Jlfrwrr were reported in fair Mrs. MeCann was born nt Anna condition Tuesday at St. Jotej)h's Aug.

.1. IWi. daughter of Frank Hospital. and Olive Johnston Meagher. She ipartnunt Lu.id.nhJ might le con- Photo-Colorists sister, Mrs.

George Johnston, 517 McGregor, and two brokers. Edwin C. Rasor, 21 Norbloom. and in tJw n'w subdivision. A 100 i heck neromfwinied the Trie three are Mrs.

Dorothy as marneo i amen j. 11,5 D. Rasnr, Cathedral City, requ-st to eover the cost of the Tlifimas. 51. of 102 Moore.

Mn. at ronton V.nh. rrior to Calif f'TV AND THE i II taiTMAj, coio zoning ooartJ public hearing. Jo, 201 V. coming to ll.oominston live years 2A of'a'o to make her home with a Margaret IJacldund, 5.1.

of Kmj'irc nnd P.olxTt Kirby, Elect Miss Murphy Miss Lillie Murphy was elected president of the Itioto Color-ists Camera Club at the group's annual picnic meeting Monday Phn 1001 W. Mo.l.l date for (lie hearing has been t. I Preliminary iJans for tiie 100 lot) i A brother preceded her in death. John Bartosik Fanner City. Mrs.

Backlund is' daughter, Mrs. C.ene Smeilley, nt i ihn I xrcfi -otf A 1'nmta the ene3 tfn DJV'a Both Prlvc-Ins will be Open 'til 1 A. M. during the summer month for the convenience of our customers STEAK SHAKE Bloomington Norma! I. tin tr.tHi i Ailvrrlltrrrrll 'U-wl fhA JOnrt D.iri(ttlK Ul 1111 UclHIUl TONIIE! OPEN 5:1.1 Juvenile IYubation Officer.

The three were injured when ears driven by Mrs. Thomas and Kirby collided nt the intersretion of Kotites 54 and 136. The Kirby sonvillc State Hospital for 22 3 -J Jway at St. Josephs Hospital after nn Illness nr. hrr tn of a month.

Mr. Bartosik, 82, was night. Named vice president was Robert Andrew. Miss Dorothy Cur-tiss was elected secretary and Miss Romeyn Oyer as re-elected treasurer. a retired coal miner.

At: 6 00 cm 9 20 Tormenting" Rectal Itch Stopped In Minutes Science Finds New Healing Substance That Promptly Stopa Itching and Pain of Piles car was traveling on Route 54. Mrs. Hacklund a passenger Funeral sen-ices will be held Thursday at 9 a. m. at the Car-modv Funeral Home and at 9:30 Kansas City; another daughvr, Mrs.

A. L. TTiompvtn. Amarillo, three grandchildren. Three brothers and two sisters preceded her in death.

in the Thomas car. IJoth women were thrown from NORMAL POLICE COURT Jamet t. Crav. IS. of 501 R.

Tell. the rar. at St. Patrick's Church. Burial will be in St.

Mary's Cemetery-Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 o'clock tonight. Normal, fined IIS for makins unnecea- Mrs. Backlund suffered three aarv nolne with car horn. broken ribs, fractures of bones in Kenneth M. Brimmer.

SO. of inj two fingers and her right wrist, Lincoln. Normal, poated driver'! license for Saturday hearing on speeding Andrew Hendryx Andrew J. Hendryx, 91, of 407 W. Olive died nt 8:10 p.

m. Monday at St. Joseph's Hospital after an illness of two weeks. He was extensive bruises, severe cuts on the head nnd other lacerations. Mr.

Bartosik was born March 27, 1S78, at Jowvoveno, Poland, a son of Joseph and Elizabeth Rat-ko. He married Elizabeth Senalik Mrs. Thomas suffered a frac DORIS CAT DAVID NlVEH I DORIS CAT DAVID NlVEH gjj riuaKu'Uis- r-' I -f At enttr CQtOH til IBI-IIIIU KI wit in -nun charge. JUSTICE OF TEACE COURT IHeard bv Gordon Fonuer. Le Roy) Paul Gaherty.

49. Le Hoy. sent to countv jail In lieu of $54 fine for disorderly conduct and disturbing Uie peace. tured pelvis, and cuts and bruises about the body and head. CHICKEN FRY and STAG PARTY.

June 23 8:30 to 13:00 p. m. American Legion Hall COLFAX (James Refreshments Entertainment Sponsored by Colfax American Legion Donation $1.00 Both women are diowing Im a retired transfer company employee. He was taken to the Carmody Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 8:30 a.

m. at the funeral home and at 9 a. m. provement. New York, N.

Y. (Spreial) One of the most eommon afflictions i a condition known as "itching It is most embarrassing for the Tictim during the day and enpecially aggravating at nijrht. No matter what you've used without results hero's good news. For the first time, scii-nee has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to promptly stop the burning Hen and pain. It aetu-ally shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery.

Medical science has proved this substance reduces a remarkably effective rate of healing. Its germ-killing properties also help prevent infection. In one hemorrhoid case after another "very striking improve kirby was said to have a back ment" was reported and verified by doctors' observations. This improvement was maintained in eases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of months I Among-these sufferers were a wide variety of hemorrhoid conditions, some of 10 to 20 years' duration. The secret is this new healing substance (bio-Dyne) discovery of a world-famous research institution.

This substance is now obtainable in ointment or suppom tory form nown as Preparation II Ask for Preparation II suppositories (convenient to carry if away from home) or Preparation II ointment with special applicator. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. 'Rt. U.S. Vtt.

OfT. in 1901 in Poland. He came to the United States in 1906. Surviving nre his wife; two sons, John 721 W. Jefferson, and Ijouis, 305 E.

Lincoln; a daughter, Mrs. Alva Frakes, R. R. 11 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Mr.

Bartosik was a member of St. Patrick's Church and the Altar injury. Holy Trinity Church. Hunal Mrs. Mark B.

Hayes, 1309 S. Main. Six brothers preceded him in death. Mr. Kalahar was a member of Holy Trinity Church and the Modem Woodmen of America.

m)OMIN'GTO POf.ICK COl'RT Daniel Smith. 22. of 35 Harbord Dr fined 120 for ipeedln. The following wi're lined on stale will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home nfter 7 o'clock tonight. Mr. Hendryx was born Sept. 19, in Old Town Township, a son of Fred and Elizabeth Morris rh.it Jiimes F. Burk.

m. of 44 JrfTenon. utop lun violation. $10; Edr-n M. Stinp.

S2. Uiilnc.v. wcdins. S15: and Rosary Society. George A.

KaJahar Jerome Urskkin. 37. K.insaj Cltv. THE STORYOF RUTH OPEN 12:45 STARTS AT 1:158:45 .15 peedlnK. $16; Ilimh Vetch.

3.1. of H5 Washington, traffic violation. $10: Arnold f-ritchett. 2fl. George A.

Kalahar, 74, of 1521 S. Main died at 10:50 a. m. Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital where Mandan.

N. no truck reciprocity plate. Jin STAKTLN'dt tau Ann A lifi he had been a patient 11 days. Mr, halahar was an office worker in Hendryx. He married Emma Mo-ran on Sept.

20, 1SSG, in Old Town Township. She died Sept. 1, 192G. Surviving are two sons, Charles 509 S. Clinton, and Fred, 407 W.

Olive; a daughter, Mrs. Tiona Knoth, 610 S. Clinton; a brother, Asa, El Paso; seven grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. i fjm fi i UJW IHHVUWi-K-U-Wi the Bloomington Water Depart' ment for 16 years prior to his re tirement in 19j2. He was taken to the George Flynn Funeral Home.

Funeral Four sons and four brothers also services will be held Friday at 8:30 m. at the funeral home and at 9 a. m. at Holy Trinity preceded him in death. Mr.

Hendryx was a member of Holy Trinity Church. He held membership in the Fraternal Or Church. Burial will be in St Mary's Cemetery. der of Eagles. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.

m. Wednesday, Mr. Kalahar was bom April Mrs. Margaret Willette A funeral service for Mrs. Mar Ptanuti Criaractari IWOUtHtd Fulurt Inc.

1886, in Bloomington, a son of John and Margaret Foley Kalahar. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs garet Willette, 56, former Bloom-ingtonian who died Saturday afternoon in Detroit. will be held Last chance oft unJer tfie tent I Oscar Meyer, 1603 S. Main and ENDS TONITE! Is 4 hwm'SK i r-uJ" pafMVi JERRY LEWIS In "VISIT TO A SMALL TLANET" DANNY KAYE In "THE FIVE PENNIES" LOI'IS ARMSTRONG TUESDAY WELD Save BIG on a naw Ford wagon r' rr'jLx rtOMr OPEN 7:30 RT. 66-51 TOMORROW 8c Special savings on the slegant Galaxie BUCK NITES LOAD UP THE CAR FOK ONLY A DOLLAR THEY CALLED HIM THE BULL OF THE PACIFIC gfnnu t-jfa-a MWM5j His name was Halsey-but the enemy spelled it Hen I inxs is his human and depth-charged 1 A story that goes beneath the battle ribbons of an Admiral-below the decks of a fighting bring you the burning, personal side of war! MKOflir PICK Robert Montgomery piws 0 0 0 aimi rf.

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