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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE Wednesday, Jan. 23, '63 President Gratified By Action Continued From Page One. South will go along with the master settlement. In advance of the association vote, Sen, Wayne Morse (D- Ore). chairman of the three- man board appointed by President Kennedy to mediate the dispute, said the settlement his group recommended was and this case had gone to Morse said in Washington, would cost the employers at least twice the 37- cent 37-Cent Package.

Of the 37-cent hourly package over two years, 24 cents is to be in wages and the rest in fringe benefits. The striking AFL-CIO International Association (ILA) had demanded a 50-cent package with 26 cents in wages, while industry offered a 22-cent package. FOR CAROLINE WASHINGTONJan. 23 flJPD U. S.

Navy Band will premier a novelty musical composition entitled Pony, in honor of Caroline Kennedy and her pony, at a concert here Friday night. But Caroline hear it. The White House said she would be home in bed. Lt. Anthony A.

Mitchell, Navy Band leader, described the composition today as very fine arrangement, which brings out the clip-clopping of hoofbeats, the neighing of the pony, whip cracks and other percussive It was composed by Bill Snyder, New York pianist and orchestra leader. 10 IN PARIS RACE FOR COMMISSIONER Midwest Cold Is Headed for Southeast Area Continued From Page One. PARIS. 111., Jan. 23 (Special) more Paris men joined the race for election as city commissioners here Tuesday, the final day for filing their candidacy.

Newly filed for commissioner are Leo Wade, Allen A. Bell, Carl Killion Jr. and J. Allen Morris. Previously filed candidates for commissioner Charles Lewis, Henry Wilson, Nicholas Haddix, Wayne Sawyer and two present commissioners.

Fred Johnson Jr. and Amos Mahan. The two previously filed candidates for mayor are the current mayor, Jack C. DeWitt, and a present commissioner, William Quinn. For Floral Arrangements With Originality Call COWAN BROS, and PAYNE FLORISTS FRESH FLOWERS DAILY MODERN DESIGNING Open Sundays and Holidays N.

21st at Spruce C-9606 Margaretta Payne, Owner up to a foot were general in Montana and ranged from 3 to 8 inches in many parts of the snow belt. The snow cover in Muskegon, on Lake Michigan, was to a depth of 28 inches. Blowing snow created hazardous driving conditions in many areas. Snow clearing crews worked throughout the night in many cities, including Chicago which was hit by more snow and subzero cold. The 16 below zero there was the ninth subzero mark this month compared to a normal of three in January.

Ground blizzards hit Montana and more were indicated. All roads were snow covered and schools in the central part of the state closed as buses were halted. Travel was restricted by poor visibility. Similar conditions were reported in sections of Wyoming. In Ohio, the speed limit on the Ohio Turnpike, covered with snow and slush, was reduced to 40 m.p.h.

Snow depths ranged up to about four inches in Cleveland, Toledo, Akron, Canton and Youngstown. All roads throughout the northern part of the state were snow-covered and slick. Early morning low temperatures included -30 in Eau Claire, -29 in Wausau, -28 in Duluth and International Falls, and -26 in Minneapolis. Snowfalls measured two to three inches in parts of west- IDEATHS RAY C. DUNLAP Word has been received by Mrs Helen Meurer of 1456 Fourth ave-l nue of the death of her brother, Rav C.

Dunlap. 51, former Terre Haute resident, who suffered a heart attack Tuesday at his residence in Roseville. Calif. In addition to Mrs Meurer. he is survived by three1 other sisters.

Mrs Emma Deal Mrs Mable Coble and Mrs. Rubv Kiimek all of Terre Haute; the wife. Huth; two daughter. Ronna Rae at home and El jean of Clinton: one brother Hal. of McKees Rocks.

three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews The body was taken to i the Lambert Funeral Home in Roseville. where funeral services will be held. Burial also will be in ville. INI .01 AMGtlU Tl I KN TH RE a A BETTER PLAC-L FOR PICTURE Vek iJMpi I Listen to Thomas Chapel of the Air Each Sunday 12:15 VYBaJW Funeral Home A Family Institution for Three Generations. 2200 North 13th Street Cadillac Ambulance C-3085 Prepare for a Challenging Career in Business ATTEND TERRE HAUTE COMMERICAL COLLEGE Business college offers you the advantage of learning all the skills you need for a career in business in the shortest possible time.

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Freezing rain pelted areas in western Tennessee while rain dampened areas in the lower Missi? ippi Valley. EUROPE SUFFERS WINTER ONSLAUGHT LONDON, Jan. 23 snow line moved relent lessiy southward today as the continent remained locked in one of its bitterest winters in memory. Snow piled up in the Italian Adriatic coastal towns of Foggia and Baria, where it is a rare sight. Most of Italy was under snow for the fourth straight I day.

Salonika, Greece, was buried under snow 5 feet deep in places. Frozen engines stalled the Simplon Express between Paris and Istanbul just outside Salonika. Low clouds foiled a Greek air force attempt to parachute supplies to isolated mountain villages near the Yugoslav border. The great cold continued to spread death, misery and chaos. Hundreds of major highways were blocked Pack ice jammed ports and shipping lanes.

Millions faced food and fuel shortages. Britain, snowbound for almost a month, moved into, the 34th straight day of freezing or near-freezing temperatures. It was the longest spell of unbroken cold on record. The temperature sank Tuesday night to 3 degrees. Radio Sofia reported blizzards had buried Bulgaria under snow, paralyzing transport and cutting off the capital from its suburbs.

Temperatures plum to 2 degrees below zero. In parts of Communist East Germany frozen lakes endangered water supplies. Schools, theaters and dance halls were closed to save fuel. ILLNESS FATAL TO ERNEST H. CARLIN CLYDE Clyde Dunkin.

61 years old, of 817 North Thirteenth street, died at the residence Tuesday morning He was employed by the New York Central Railroad for 45 years. He was a member of the Four Square Gospel Church and Terre Haute Lodge No. 19. Surviving are the widow, Alma: one son. Jerome of Terre Haute: one daughter.

Mrs. Jack Coffel of Terre Haute: one brother, Ralph of Terre Haute; tvlro sisters, Mrs. Grace Evans and Mrs Flo Gooding and eight grandchildren. Services will be at the Cross Funeral Home at 3 Thursday afternoon. The Rev B.

L. Howse will officiate and burial will be in Highland Lawn cemetery. Full Masonic services will be conducted by Lodge No. 19. MRS.

EDITH MARY YODDER Mrs. Edith Mary Yodder. 73 years old. a former resident of Terre Haute, died at noon Tuesday in Mishawaka, following an extended illness. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.

George Fick of Mishawaka; two sisters, Mrs. George Everhart of Holland. and Mrs. Leon Gurley of Daytona Beach. and two grandsons.

Her late father. Philip Penna, was the third international president of The United Mine Workers of America and later was secretary for the mine operators. Services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Bubb Funeral Chapel in Mishawaka. Rev. Garfield Steedman will officiate.

Burial will be in Chapel Hill Memorial Garden. Friends may call. and Clarence: one sister, Mrs. Effie night, will be at the Blume-Stewart Sample of Lewis; four Home at 2 Thurs- pow Foxworthy of SeelyviUe. Por- day afternoon.

Burial will be in ter of Hobart. Shirley of Terre Edgar cemetery. She is survived Haute and Fred of Sullivan; 28 by two sons. Kenneth and John grandchildren and 20 great-grand- children. Services will be Friday morning at 10:30 at the Beech Evangelical United Brethren Church here.

The Rev. Ivan Steed of Paris; a daughter Mrs. Opal O'Hair of San Lorenzo. a brother, Charles Graham of Springdale, Ark. and the Rev.

John Bond will offici- n.vin ate and burial will be uaviu t. ash in Beech cemetery. Friends may call after 3:30 Thursday afternoon at the Schoppenhorst Funeral Home. MARSHALL, 111.. Jan.

23 for David E. Fash. 22 years old. of Dennison. 111., who died Monday as a result of an automobile accident at Derby Hill or U.

S. 40. west of Terre Haute Saturday. will be at the Moore Funeral Home at 10 Thursday morning. The Rev.

E. C. Hamm will officiate and burial will be in Mar- BUY SUPERIOR FLAVOR DAIRY PRODUCTS Bowman Dairy 540 N. 7th St. (Formerly Model Milk) JOHN L.

FORMOLO John L. Formolo, 61, 2100 North Thirteenth street, was pronounced dead on arrival at Union Hospital Tuesday night following an apparent heart attack at the residence. He was a member of Sacred Heart Church. Surviving are the wife. Etta; a sister.

Mrs. Rose Bosonetto, Fullerton, and several nieces and nephews. The body is at Cross Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 Thursday afternoon and where the rosary will be recited that evening at 7:30 Services will be held at 8:30 Friday morning with 9 requiem mass at Sacred Heart. Burial will fee in Calvary cemetery. MRS.

ORA LONG Mrs. Ora Long. 76 years old. of 2248 Second avenue, died at St. Anthony Hospital at 8:05 o'clock Tuesday morning.

Surviving are one daughter. Mrs. Mary Creasey of Terre Haute: one stepdaughter. Mrs. Marcella Day of Royal Center: one stepson.

Cecil Long of La Porte; one brother, Fred Banjamin of Florida: three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Church of Christ. Services will be at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at the Thomas Funeral Home. Brother Jack Hawkins will officiate and burial will be in Highland Lawn cemetery. Friends may call.

JOSEPH BLADIE HAMPTON Joseph Bladie Hampton. 95 years old. pioneer farmer of Linton township, died Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at St. Anthony Hospital. Surviving are two grandsons.

William R. and George S. Hedges of Terre Haute: three granddaughters. Mrs Ida Tadlock of West Terre Haute Mrs. Alma Hines and Miss Gladys Hedges of Terre Haute: one son.

William S. of RR one sister. Mrs. Lina Harper of California, and six great-grandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 Friday afternoon at the DeBaun Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Hull cemetery. Friends may call after 8 tonight. MRS. GRACE M. KENEIPP DUGGER.

Jan. 23 (Special) Grace M. Keneipp. 61 years old. of Dugger, and a former resident of Terre Haute, died at Mary Sher- man Hospital Tuesday morning She shall was a member of the Montrose cemetery.

Methodist Church in Terre Haute, and Chapter 43. Order of Eastern MRS. EFFIE WHITTINGTON two BRAZIL. Jan. 23 and Yakey i -Services for Mrs Effie Whitting-.

cthree sisters, ton. 73 years old. who died Mon- iirs' day- wil1 be at the Miller and Sons hnli Mn Mrs. i Funeral Home at 2 Thurs-: day afternoon. The Rev.

A. L. Montrose Methodist Emmert and the Rev Charles A. I rL HaHie c-lo5k Eversman will officiate. Friends may: t10 John call after 4 Wednesday after-1 Rawlings will officiate and burial i noon will be in Roseiawn Memorial Park.

Friends may call at the Newkirk Funeral Home after 6 MRii- IDA M- HANNAH Wednesday night. The body will be DUGGER. Jan. 23 taken to the church prior to services. for Mrs.

Ida M. Hannah 77 years old. of RR 1. who died: WILLIAM C. ARNETT Monday will be at the Newkirk funeral Home at 1 Thurs- 23 (bpe- day afternoon.

The Rev. Ted Miller ROBINSON. 111.. Jan C. Arnett.

84 years will officiate' aVd buriaf" wiTl be old. died Tuesday morning at his in Beech cemetery, near Clay City, home on RR 2. Surviving are Friends may call after 2 two daughters. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Elmer Boyd of Robinson and -------------Margariet at home, and one grand- prTrD son.

Rchard Boyd, a student at Me- PETEB BANJANIN CARDINAL DIES William Cardinal Godfrey, 73, Roman Catholic primate of England and Wales, died in London of a heart attack. AP Wirephoto. Henry College at Lebanon. 111. He was a retired electrician with the Marathon Oil Company.

Services will be at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at the Buchanan Funeral Home. Home. The Rev. Kenneth L. Brooks and Dr.

E. M. Dycus will officiate and burial will be in Robinson New cemetery. Friends may call after noon Wednesday. CLINTON.

Jan. 23 (Special) for Peter Banjanin. 67 years old. who died Monday, are pending at the Karanovich Funeral HARRY HAMBLIN to the DeBaun Funeral Home Thurs- HUTSONVILLE. Jan.

23 (Spe- day evening where arrangements are Hamblin, 67 years old. incomp.ete. a retired railroader, died at his MRS. MARY C. COMPTON Services for Mrs.

Mary C. Compton. 62 vears old. who died Sunday, will be at the Ball-Porter Funeral Home at 2:30 Friday afternoon. Brother Jack W.

Hawkins will officiate and burial will be in Bethesda cemetery. Friends may call after noon Thursday. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. William S. Hedges of Terre Haute.

REV MRS. LET1T1A L. HARMLESS Services for the Rev. Mrs. Letitia L.

Harmless. 64 years old. of 1630 South Third street, who died Monday, will be at 1 Thursday afternoon at the Thomas Funeral Home. The Rev. Faye Locke and the Rev.

V. E. Halt will officiate and burial will be in Roseiawn Memorial Park. MRS. EMMA J.

COAN CLAY CITY. Jan. 23 (Special) Emma J. Coan, 76. of 103 North Arlington street.

Greencastle. and formerly of Clay City, died at 6:50 a.m. Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital at Greencastle. Surviving are one daughter. Mrs.

Paul Bergmann of North Hollywood. three sons. Glen of Charlotte, N. Kenneth of Milwaukee, Chester C. of Greencastle; four sisters.

Mrs. Cletus Tiefel. Mrs. Gertrude Rea and Mrs. Ruth Mishler.

all of Clay City, and Mrs. Esther Brothers of St. Louis. a brother, Raymond Miller of RR 2, Clay City, and eight grandchildren. The body was brought to the Schoppenhorst Funeral Home where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. The Rev. Jack Masters will officiate and burial will be in Maple Grove cemetery near here.

MRS. ELLA WOLF CLAY CITY, Jan. 23 (Spe Ella Wolf. 80 years old. died at the Clay County Hospital Tuesday afternoon.

Surviving are three daughters. Mrs. Mildred Van Horn of Akron. Mrs. Helen Wise of Lansing.

and Mrs. Ruth Quaine of Highland Park seven sons. Clyde of Terre Haute. True of Centerpoint. Paul of Prescott.

Henry of Worthington. Wallace and Russell of RR 2. home in St. Louis. Mo Tuesday morning.

Surviving are the widow. Effie: three brothers. Dave of Brazil. Vernon of Robinson and Roy of Des Moines. Iowa, and two grandchildren Graveside services will he at 11 Friday morning at the Hutsonville cemetery.

The Rev. Raymond Richardson will officiate. Friends may call after noon Thursday at the Pulliam Funeral Home. Before the Common Market could be set up in 1958, the six countries involved had to come to terms with 2,600 conflicting customs regulations. find PAINTING CONTRACTORS and CARPET RUG CLEANERS in the YELLOW PAGES of your Telephone Directory.

LEE ROY HASKIN ROBINSON. 111.. Jan. 23 Roy Haskin. 62 years old.

formerly of Robinson, died Monday. Surviving are the widow Vera: one sister, Mrs. Florence Weisman of Seymour. and one brother. John of Tulsa.

Okla. Services wil! be at the Pulliam Funeral Home at 1:30 Thursday afternoon. Dr. E. M.

Dycus will officiate and burial will be in Robinson New cemetery. Friends may call after 7 Wednesday night. MRS. CARRIE STINER FOLTZ CLINTON. Jan.

23 (Special) Mrs. Carrie Stiner Foltz. 78 years old. of St. Bernice, died Tuesday morning at the Dana Convalescent Home.

She was a member of Baptist Church there and the Baptist Missionary Society. Surviving are four grandchildren in California. and one niece. Mrs. Mary Weaver of Paris.

111. Services will be at the Frist Funeral Home at 1 Thursday afternoon. The Rev. Arthur Bowser will officiate and burial will be in Vermilion cemetery. Vermilion.

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23 (Spe-! for Mrs. Rosa Bivens. 84 years old. who died Monday. will be at the Schoppenhorst Funeral Home at 1:30 Thurs- day afternoon.

The Rev. Lewis Clifton will officiate and burial will be in- Maple Grove cemetery. Friends may call after 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. MRS. DONNA INEZ SIZEMORE PARIS.

111.. Jan. 23 Services for Mrs. Donna Inez Sizemore. 85 years old.

of Paris, who died at the Paris Hospital Monday Members New York Stock Exchange and principal security and commodity exchanges 77 Offices ationwide 701 Wabash Avenue, Terre Haute, Indiana Telephone Crawford 0304 Please mail me free the new a Second Nimi. Add 34E-SPW RUPERT E. ANTHONY Rupert Anthony. 71 years old. of RR 6, died at St.

Anthony Hospital at 4:01 Tuesday afternoon. Surviving are the widow Pearl: one daughter. Mrs. Lois Jackson of RR one brother. ard of Pittsburg.

one granddaughter, Mrs. James Branum of: Rcrsedale: one great-grandson and great-granddaughter. The body was! taken to the Thomas Funeral Home where friends may call after 2:30 pm. Thursday and where services: will be held at 10:30 am. The Rev.

J. C. Durr will officiate and burial will be in Roseiawn Memorial Park. CDt eminq PROUDLY PRESENTS Two Important Guests Ernest Henry Carlin, 52, of RR 6, a bus driver for the Vigo County School Corporation, I died Wednesday morning at I Union Hospital where he had been a patient since Christmas Day. He was a member of the Farm Bureau Co-Operative, Burnett Volunteer Fire Department and the Indiana School Bus Drivers Association.

Surviving are the widow, Hildred; five daughters, Mrs. Thelma Stultz of RR 6, Mrs. Velma Wade of West Hollywood, Mrs. Patricia Darkis of RR 6, Mrs. Barbara Ripple of Staunton, and Mrs.

Margaret Jones of RR a son, Bobby Joe of Opa Locka, a brother, William of West Hollywood, two sisters, Mrs. Ora Remington of North Terre Haute, and Mrs. Inez Moore of Greencastle; several nieces and nephews and 11 grandchildren. The body was taken to the Thomas Funeral Home. MARION JENNINGS Word hgp been received here of the death of Marion Jennings.

75 years old, of Danville. 111., who died at 6 Wednesday morning following an extended illness. Surviving are one daughter. Mrs. Emma Adams of Detroit.

two sisters, Mrs. Elsie Grabbe of Seattle. and Mrs. James E. Wilkinson of Seelyville; one brother.

Ellis Jennings of Danville and three grandchildren. Services will be held at 10:30 Friday morning at the Danville Soldier Home. Burial will be there also. Friends may call. MRS.

MARY SHACKELTON WITTY Mrs. Mary Shackelton Witty, 77 years old. of 1644 Second avenue, died Monday night at the residence. Surviving are the husband. Robert four sisters, Mrs Carrie Reagin of Cory.

Miss Elizabeth Shackelton of Indianapolis, Anna Jarrett and Mrs. Minnie Hart of Terre Haute; one stepdaughter. Mrs. Pauline Hale of Honolulu, and two stepgrandchildren. Services will be at the Cross Funeral Home at 1 Thursday afternoon.

The Rev. Henry Karg will officiate and burial will be in Roseiawn Memorial Park. MRS. BEATRICE ROSS WALLACE Word was received here by relatives of the death Sunday of Mrs. Beatrice Ross Wallace, who died in South Bend.

Surviving are one son. Raymond: the mother. Mrs. Tina Ross, and one brother. Trov Ross Jr.

All of South Bend, and the grandmother. Mrs. Jane Ross of Terre Haute. Services will be at 1 Thursday afternoon in South Bend The Russell Funeral Home made the announcement. MISS BEULAH AKERS Miss Beulah Akers.

16 years old, of Detroit, died at 7:20 Tuesday evening at Harper Hospital in Detroit. Surviving are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Akers of Detroit, and one brother, Troy also of Detroit. The body will be brought AT THE CORNER Don't Fight the Snow and a Heavy Shovel, Too! LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINUM "Largest and Finest Selection of Quality Shoes and Accessories in Mid-America" Miss Mary Metag Tribune-Stor Cooking School Lecturer MISS MARY METAG (LECTURER) MISS PATRICIA TURNER (ASST.

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