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m.N.mitw. 2 'GREATEST OF GREAT FRANK BERTRAM fmf tea a ami! ftaa oa Ail osit at INSURANCE tit flrU.k.ln M. RUMMAGE SALE 917 W. Market St. nliHIay, (MoIht 21 Thurwlav, (MoUr 2i Dramatic Flourishes Absent rMr4 or At Last Kites tor Marshall For Gas Heat I 1: v.

tie mi till Ft. Myrr thefIoui-Mct that go with lop mill- By AKl'lllU UM) t.irv funeiala tt ahx nt. 8 HOUR SERVICE qualify I'huia FlnUhlng (la bj Out hj i 103 Front Bt. WASH'NGTl D. "meinour m.it Indeed h.tve Uvn George architect IJNCOI-N -IPNSI- Central II l.noui Khftric ami G.is t'U-eek will lUn lsun of 'J rwniiiti autlmriim; liolders to heat an ir homes with rutuDil s.

The in vltiury the world's hi(Ve ihMKhlM (4 ArrowitiiHh ChrUtlnii lhnr BAZAAR tMHit nl I. M. HAM CHICKEN SUPPER 1.1.11 SMrta I P. M. Thursday, Ocr.

22 SI.J4 lilltlrra I There isn't even the hor-drawn to rarry the tly Marshal had aid he It ke nimple. And It ut. F.ven the niodett ue rnwd did not follow the raikrt to the grave, mre rivat-y waa fr 'fie burial. The family ami the honorary vmr, win buried Tiirliy th hiit nmvt have bfn the umpW nernl cvit kivih a nio of ln runk. Only menihrri i4 hit family mkI horntrtiry riHllleitiTii ere pnt-nit a the olj wamr waa l.iij new will In.

rr is the numlx-r of homes In Uncoln which ii hruted with rwiturnl ji to nl most 4 ahatl, at chlff of tttuff. hud rhmn-n him U'T t' fateful rule of com-niHler In Kuiojie, a role tlut ttal to lift an otwuit Army to lliterrwitlntwl arrlaim. When Manthall died Fndny, after many an ailment ami 78 full year, Klwnhowrr proxlainHsJ tvi- pMlllwarrii wle to the pot where a amiple tomb atnod. word aa It; Marshall." liwl mmimmg. For Truman there muM have been thmiK'htf of hw Maptfiull re- Ttie fin.il riti were brief.

The ru-e were a military adaption ol Uie t.jcorxil Oiurth twnied fnim mirement to wrve JOHN DAVIDSON COMBO Appcnrlnj; XlahUy at the Hi-Dc-Ho 53 X. Main St. MiHlf SlaMn K- Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Ulllt Worry tela. Uuth or trim without Iw of liuwur uim xin dri'i'ii, i. lli or riiiu (AMI 111 pi'o rrmf bi4 ennr 1 tin pini iw1w hu no fumm.

Btxirv. patty tiue or tenn kmn I ru nauara It ulltiallli 'tit iyi tdaiituro bn-ottn. Oct PASILiriU tl ru muiui tirrbra. lAilnniMiMoU Quick Relief From Pile Irritation 40 year ago Buffalo dmck'lst created an ointment to relievo Itching and smarting of pilr It brouijit auch quick, cooling. Kmlhitiff.

astrlnrrnt relief t't to re1 In Arltncl't Nati-Tal Cenie-Irry. grave ovrrlonk the rajiio o( the government h' ao lrtg in wrtr anJ In xuf. D. LientKwer und Harry S. Tniinan.

who taive i C' to ea-ti olht-r, were ui the name rhai'! drawn hifther hy the dchii they owed to Marshall. Firmer President Truman, who fitnu. Tlie five tar flag of the five Itar general taved In the breeze The U.S. fng that covered his otitket wai removed, to be given hia nlow. A 19 gun roared out imw the valley.

VdT.i-t crwketl hit ai trouble lxer to China, necretary of tale, a aerix-tary iif jk-fenw. The trmtT aummn-tim of the general: "The great-ft of great In otir time." Yet anvone glaneiig rnmially Irto tfie service would never have out anotlier volley. hud arrived fii-t, rrirhcd mm The iweet, ad ammd 'Tp and ahook h.nl with the ''l un OXCK ONLY True, many of mil n.iti.wi'a hlcti then enme tlie man who once dent wht-n he arrived. Both Im ked Extra! TONIGHT af 8:00 Waslilnion, I). HiR-drapti casket of On.

d-orge Mar.slutll is carried through Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday In forc praveslde sen iors. offlnaU, pa.tt and present, ere had the welfare of million, of men To Die 200 who had gathered In there. Hut the uual dramatic? under hn ftnnmnnd. CHANGES PLANS its fame spread arrrwi th land making Peterson's Ointment a fnvorit In thotu.mds of homes. Ak vour dnif g'fi torf.v fur 5V- tx' or tiiHii tut Pnaroon tj Union President failuig to an-ar N'fore the cn nu'tee May to testify ami produce peroid reord ami rrc-ord of hii publishing cmp iny.

Ointment a.iivit or nnv batk. Liruvoli, rurtvntly ervirg a 2' Brown Gets Thought by Jury ear tenn In federal prisiin at At lanta on im-ome tax charge, Another Popular "SURPRISE" SNEAK PREVUE Come late a this erning and set loth The Wonderful Country" and complete hoinr of a new comin? action-packed surprise feature production! What a llargainf STAG CHICKEN FRY by the rommitlee for quev tmmni: aiut juke box rackets In I nnrhpnn nh nn Ph On 18 Counts he Lh'troit aiva. legion Building, Flanagan, a a bm a a a a a a a a a Thursday, October 22, 1959 WASHINGTON'. D. C.

(Wl) Two Churches Br TIMOTIIV A. WII.IJtMS tP.eptihllcan victoi-y wai con-i Rrown canceled a rhed iled via- mrice A. Hutchcm pnident 45 Spnto4 by UflM Pot CHICAGO (t PH California cerne.1. with former Prehident Truman.l(,f th(, r.nx-niept and Ohio rvWic Catdiolly InvitMl Cm and I'lnf Y.ur rlnd biwHui $15 Svlng 00 00 P. M.

Gov. FiJrnund U. (Pat! Brown llitiun reJed. hmvever, to dis- act for Wednesday in St. 1Hli.

'Teamster official William lYevsor lunched Tucndiy with Adl.u Ste- rust any jxinsibilitie of hit ae- berciuse Truman, now in Washing- Wcre litdicted by a fedentl cratxl PllHtn1 vrnson, tileli.ined Harry Truman tively i-eking the Democratic ton, ctxild not return to Missouri jllry Tuesd.iy on contempt charges fjljy II I (J IJ ana s.t.a ll ail nan given mm presiuennni in ume to men mm. in.Mcau, inc ror (lK-mg Senate ra keta inveo-, UST CAY! tiiMtnrs. Cour.THV Sites in Morton The Jury also indicted Frnest Mark High, of New York, editor liwtn, atierKiim; a Governor' was asked wtwt he thought of Crown left for San Frarrlco Qvtl I f. ne had Stevenson runnuig for a third at dusk and mid he hoied he aid he planned no politicking. Ume: would be able to return to Ms- of Sixitl.L'ht Pirtilirations.

and! Ilntwn said he disagreed "Stevenaon is a great with New York Gov. Bnwn laid. Pun kefcllrr'a prediction next that "I arn very fond of Pat any Republican candidate who Stevenson answered. STARTING Toinorrov! souri in a month and see Truman rvt(T jjtaVolI. alleged leader of MORTON-Two Mrtmi Detroit's; "Purple Gang," re-, have puirh.ied a.H-.tKiral Brown said ir.s discussion with to np-in(i to sulimx-nas is-1 )nnj (n.

chmch Kites ae-Stevenson was "very guod Ule inves, Ms Wlth HAM and BEAN SUPPER Ity Naomi Circle of Park Methodist Church Thursday, Oct. 22 Corner Allln ft Onkland Home Made Pip and Corn Krcad Serving to 7:30 p. m. Adult 75e Children fine waged a forthright campaign Stevenson and Brown Oien that neither man had come to Kii4 thnr nnirVinM mnti hiI Ar-krvtA IAI Hutcheson was charged in an ert Pratt. Taewell County re I 40, Open 11 it I I IS, 7.0 nd 44 could win the presidential election died in Stevenson'i office.

Lunch env conclusion, next year. wai brought in. Their only visitor) the two said their talk had Brown said P.ockefelleT was was Democratic National Com- ranged through a "number" of IS count Indictment wiih n-f using corder. to tell tlie Setiate Packets Com- Apt stolic Christian Church paid mittee on June 27, 1XS, whether for the property on Madi-he had used union funds to fix 'son Street purchased from the a land-scandals conspiracy cne 'estate of Ma R. HoeiT.

"100 per cent wronc" so far as a mitteman Jake Arvey. Isubjects. WONDROUS SPECTACLE FREE OF 'PACT? Morton Christian Church Knight three lots in Waldlieser's Second Subdivision for JT.jOO. The oxngre-gatlon is meeting in tlie Civic Building now. acainst himself and other union officials in Lake County, Ind.

FAd-S PRISON' Like the others indicted, Hutcheson would be liable to a maxi Lincoln Woman Heads State fy ll Ml Entertainment IN COLOR SCOPE Paper Says Meg To Wed Catholic mum penalty ot one year pns-1 There's more riboflavin (vita-on and a Jl.OflO fine on each of the mjn B-2) in beef liver than in anv incbctmeriLs, if convicted. The Car- other foodstuff. Better Meals is on PI Rebekah Group penters is one of tlie nation's larg- Build Better Families. est with members. Channel 31 Presser, of University Heights, 1.

BUHIOIIS Curt to Canada in July, 19S8. Both are PARIS, FRANCE -am)- Bsta saa a Infc UlliCUr prominent French newspaper re- thk quick rr-iMt Lifti ho prm ifi, aontKaa and cuKhwifM thrnattiv vpvC Ak fnr th Hunma mm. 6:30 P. M. ported Tuesday that Princess Mar- 29 years old.

Jours de France said the recent engagement of Peter Townsend, Margaret's onetime suitor, to a 20 year old Belgian girl had freed wa, elected grand master of the S'1 Lodge of Illinois Independ- Pmas gs dispenstd by ent Order of Odd Fellows. who appeared before Mrs. John Kenning of Lincoln th), Septfm-was named president of the Re-ber. he had complied 1 Speelal iruent Paul Wlnchell, po- 5, of Britain would announce He ventrlloquUt. beeomea in- engagement to handsome Ca- 'Death of Puppet." jnadian lawyer John Turner with bekah Assembly, the IOOF auxili her from a secret love pact she made with the Royal Air Force hero never to marry an I the Queen's approval despite dif- with a subpoena for his persona records.

WOULDN'T TfllX ary. Other IOOF officers elected at other. ferences in their religion. In London, court circles and the group's annual meeting: Stew Religious reasons prevented But the grand jury charged that MEN INTO SPACE 7:30 P. M.

A man's space suit Is caught be- newspaper editors denounced the Margaret from m.irrying Town- art Sharp, Blue Island, deputy ne t0 say whether he had Arm- renoi-t in the week Jours de'send. 13 vears her senior, because grand master; Claude E. destroyed any of his reooi-ds after tween two aertlona of fnince as "rubbish" and "non-he was cjivorced. The Queen can- strong. Jacksonville, grand 'ar" i receiving the subpoena station while It Is being put Into sense." British circles stressd the not condone divorce as head of den; William R.

Wilson, Spring- ne RraJld HiRh of If orbit. William Lundigan stars. "1 CHICKEN FRY STAG-PARTY Thursday, Oct. 22 to P. M.

Cm. Bfwly rtdrerti nd rcm.dfl.tf American Legion Hall, Colfax Ginfi Refrtshmt Sp.nt.r.4 fcf COLFAX AMERICAN LEGION Donation $1.00 fact that he is a Roman Catholic the Church of England and Mar-while she is a member of the garet is a devout member. Other Church of England. religious drawbacks would apply But the French paper said Mar- in the case of Turner, garet anted to marry the dash- Nevertheless, said Jours de KELLY'S KOLUMN 10:20 P. M.

neia, grana secretary anu 11-liam Shipman, Blue Island, grand treasurer. New Rebekah officers: Mrs. H. L. Price, Flora, vice president; Mrs.

John Macary, Harvey, warden; Mrs. Laura Bade, Kankakee, secretary; Mrs. Howard Seymour, Dwlght, GREETING CARDS for All Occasions i 103 W. FRONT 8T. WJIBD Sports Director Tom Kelly ing Canadian who virtually monop- France, the Queen has given her Is a Peorlarea favorite because olized her rime during her trip 'consent, he knows his sports.

Torn hasi CONQUERORS A fy. luvt ouer Ia more than 600 sports "aired" vents. HOSPITAL NOTES OPEX 11:45 STARTS 1 P. M. UST TIM! TODAY fury rpr ItiU Hayworth Visiting hours for all local hospitals are from 2 until 4 MANHUNT 10:30 P.

M. Victor Jory and Patrick MrVey star in this action-packed crime an ter Van Hrflin 5 CAMI TO COR0URA" nemaHcop and la Color series from the files of the San Diego Police Department. Le Roy; Mrs. William Myers, R. R.

Herbert Burton, Stanford; Mrs. Olaf Olson, 1119 W. Market Donald Hickman, 301'i S. Center all medical. Miss Christine White, Randolph; Mrs.

Loren Bean, Le Roy; Mrs. Bert Doss, 1606 S. Main Mrs. Thomas Walsh 1518 Clinton Mrs. William Larkin, To-wanda, all surgical.

Dismissed: Leo De Vore, 1404 TOMORROW! 3 HOURS "JEZg? p. m. ana jrom 7 until p. m. Hospital authorities urge the public to obiert' these hours.

MENXONTTE Admitted: Miss Gloria Jackson, Streator; Mrs. Bert Bowen, Say-brook; Halden W. Burrows, 1101 N. Oak Omer Harris, Hey- Ford Releases Trip Statistics DEARBORN, MICH. (LTD Ford Motor Co.

said Tuesday its new Falcon economy car can carry an average family of six from New York to Los Angeles at a total fuel cost of $30. Basing its statistics on studies of a "quarter million mile economy run" by 14 Falcons over "all types of terrain and under all traffic conditions" Ford said the study showed the average gasoline mileage attained during the run was 28.44 miles per gallon, The company said this figures out to an average fuel cost for; Alan Man worth; Mrs. Lawrence Dubbelde tfcs Stanford, all medical. Miss Carol Net mm omit PwttfflWB Matteson. Morris: Mrs.

Roy L. S. Main Roger Armstrong, 222 Sunnyside Ct; William White, 306 N. Madison John Bartosik, 1414 W. Walnut J.

W. Flavin, Clark, Lincoln; Mrs. Ralph Hin 111 richsen, Anchor, all surgical. Dismissed: Mrs. Millard Blan Rogers Hotel; Mrs.

John Wieting, Randolph; Thomas Walsh, De PLUS! TOP EXCITING WESTERN I TONIGHT in GLOOMINGTON Minonk; Mrs. Peter Householter, Pue: Mrs. Edwin Wheeler and Eureka; Mrs. Fred Humphries Hudson; Mrs. Eli Lahr, Le Roy; rT.

rinrnn imiifin innnim OS the Falcon of about one cent a mile. mi mm CHEL5 ALUIHoU IVlAlt5HAL JACQUE i baby girl, Le Roy; Mrs. John Burnett and baby girl, 1102 N. Linden Normal. BROKAW Admitted: David Ward, 203 Mrs.

Carl Lamprecht, 102 W. Wil low Normal; Leo Passmore, A aiOMC rHM rKODUCTION Att AMfSICAN INTISNATIOHAL PISTUSI 1115 West Normal; Mrs. JOEL McCREA Emilie Sieh, 1108 N. Prairie Toddler Drowns In Drain Tank Mrs. Jonathan Zortman and baby Gregory Normal; Robert Gay, Pontiac; Miss Kimberly Schwartz, 'j boy, 406 S.

Oak Normal; Mrs, Ralph Egli, Armington; Otis Shif 500 McKinley Normal; Mrs. Charles Weinberger, 26 Norwood flet, Danvers; Mickey Finck, PLAIN, WIS. (LTD A 19 month old boy removed the lid Normal; Mrs. Gertrude Den Gridley. ST.

JOSEPH'S nis, Hilltop Homes, all surgical. from the drain tank of a milk tt KERASOTES theatres Clement Yeo, 218 W. Front house and drowned when he fell Admitted: Loren McClellnn, 1317 I A A TONITE! Open 5:45 Miss Connie Shoemaker, Chenoa; Roy Roberson, Farmer City, all W. Mulberry Buddy Mentzer, I I I medical. 114 Greenwood Miss Rhonda Rae Bailey, Le Roy; Mrs.

Dismissed: Forrest Patterson, head first into eight inches of wa-1 ter, authorities said Tuesday. 1 Tlie boy was Timothy Brey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Brey of rural Plain. The accident hap-j pened cm the family farm latej Monday.

Nina Brandenburg, 1101 S. Barker "A NIGHT FREE GOLD PENCIL KaLST" TOXITR TO SrFl TIIF1SE 2 BIO LAFF HITS! 813 E. Wood Darrell Kraft, 308 Orlando Normal; Miss Mellisande Hammond, 1111 N. Col- William Roberts, 206 W. Union Mrs.

Albert Reitz, 1216 S. Barker John Archer, 607 W. few si; i oN lh 4 ))) WITH The boy's sister, Coreen, 3, saw Chestnut Miss Kim Williams, ton Miss Nancy Lee Fleming, 11 McCormick Normal; Mrs. Lawrence Ross, 309 North the accident and called her CHAPLIN" mother. But the infant was dead Normal; Mrs.

James Jeffers, R. R. Miss Feme Melrose, 503 by the time she reached him. The drain tank receives water after it is used to cool milk. A LAUGH FILLED CHOSSE9 Dale Normal; Kenneth Mc Lean, 9 Walker Mrs.

Roy Carlton, Farmer City. TUNITE DUCK NlltS! COLLECTION OF rwu School ot Oramatict prosontl JOYOUS FAMILY LAFF SHOW! IT'S A RIOT! 10:00 Ui MARSHALL 10:30 THIRD REPORT I aiwt iportf wtatati Beginning ot CHARLIE CHAPLIN A HAUNTED HOUSE HAS GOT EM AND IT'S EVERY GHOST FOR HIMSELF! mm "mim (( id COMEDIES! "II my on rSixjsfecp 1 1 1 JuHfc I ju ML iMsmBU i-Ma CONGERVILLE Lenton Durbin of Parterville, has been visiting his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Durbin, and Nancy. Allen Schrock, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Schrock, left Saturday for Fort Leonard Wood, for national guard training. RUMMAGE SALE 917 W. Market OCT. 23 5-9 P.

M. 10:45 WAKE UP DREAM' (1946) John Paynt, Jun Havoc, Charlott. Gr.enwood FRANCE'S RIOST rOPlXAR it- a a A.n. i 6 at PRESSER HALL COMEDIAN IN A UWVUSAtWTUWIlONAl (TCIURE I'tJAil IIlI TUP nilllrAIl October 32-23-24-30 ft 31 Soaion Tiekttl $5.00 Singlo Adm. $123 and $1.50 Available Now at Memorial Contor CAHTOON "GASTON OUACKIf PONTIAC CKFSfKST: "MAN WHO I'VnKFSTOOD WOMEN." EAGLE, "TAMANOO.1 ivihii inc KMiriVrUMi OCT.

24 8-12 NOON tit Spomortd by Unitarian Church Allianc -sr.