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Sen. McCarthy Is Eulogized As Alert Watchman Continued From Page One. SWIFT TRAGEDY MARYSVILLE, May boy fell into the Blue River Sunday triggering a swift tragedy that took the lives of a father and three of his seven sons. The victims were Clarence Koch, 35, a power company line foreman, and his sons, Alan, Darrell, 7, and Bryan, 6. Koch, Alan and a friend, Jack Ryan, were setting a trotiine from a boat when one of the boys on the bank fell into the river and the other leaped in to help him.

Koch dived in to rescue his sons, upsetting the boat as he jumped. The father became entangled in the trotiine and sank with his three sons clinging to him. Ryan was the only survivor. A.F.L.-C.I.0. Trial deaths Of Beck, Union Gets Under Way Brown Harris, as an intrepid fighter against enemies of the republic, malignant powers of The senator's body was brought to the chamber in a flag-draped casket which was placed before the I flower banked rostrum.

was the first funeral service in 'he Senate chamber since Jan. 22, 1940, when rites were conducted there for the late Sen. William E. Borah The Senate ceremony was re- quested by Mrs. McCarthy.

Im-! mediately after the rites the cham- back of the Senate chamber. There her was cleared and the Senate met were not nearly enough seats for briefly at noon and then recessed all out of respect for McCarthy. A great majority of the Dr. Harris, as chaplain, spoke 95 living members were in their for the Senate. He is a Methodist, seats.

Among others were for- The Terre Haute Tribune. Diem En Route To U.S. For Aid To Fieht Reds AGAIN AND AGAIN Continued From Page One. on income tax evasion charges, and James R. Hoffa, a teamsters vice president who is under indictment for conspiracy to bribe a Senate Rackets Committee investigator.

chatted and posed for pictures with hands on each other shoulders outside the A.F.L.-C.I.O. headquarters. The A.F.L.-C.I.O. hearing could lead to ouster of the Teamsters Union from the federation. In tnaf event, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

might seek to organize a new union of truck drivers. The teamsters board has served notice it will fight any attempt break up or interfere with our The board said it was not attending the meeting to answer the Continued From Page One. and are receiving Then the priest who married Me- mer Sen. Edwin C. Johnson charges but to get a detailed Bert Stephens, 83 years old.

mer jeweler with Bigv.ood Jewelers died Sunday morning at the residence of his daughter. Mrs Kcrby Allen. Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. He was a member of the Terre Haute Elks Lodge.

No. 86 and was past of the rili il n-n. Terre Haute Saddle Club. Surviving Carthv and the former Jean Kerr i who was a member of the planation Oi tnem. it saia mt besides the daughter are one son.

1 Robert in Germany: one sister. Mrs Mable Lowson of DanviUe, 111.: two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The body will be returned to Terre Haute and will be to the Cross Funeral Home Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Tuesday. (Daylight Time Unless Otherwise Noted.) MRS. AMANDA RUTH COMBS Word has been received by Mrs, Roy Hostetter.

2107 North Twenty- third street, of the death Sunday morning of Mrs. Amanda Ruth Combs. 60. formerly of Terre Haute, which occurred in Hoboken. N.

Survivors include one daughter. Mrs. Jessie Gerrard. Pasadena, Calif three sons. Jack Black, Lapuento, Calif Charles BlacK.

Hoboken. and George Black, the father and one aunt She was a member of the Daughters of American Good Will Council No 23 of Terre years in 1 aid" from Red China and boken. where services will be held Soviet Russia than hlS Country Thursday gets from the United States. mrs rose a bledsoe His interior minister. Nguyen Mrs.

Rose a. Bledsoe. 85 of 325 Huu Chau, said the United States Crawford street, died at St. Anthonv nQW SUnplies slightly more than Hospital at 6 30 Monday morn- irg Surviving are two daughters. Mrs 200 million dollars 3 year.

Hester Followed. Logansport Ind told reporters before the and Mrs. Goldie Hert of Terre Haute; I three stepsons. Alvie Bledsoe. Terre party left Saigon bv COmmetcial Haute: Ossie Bledsoe.

Hymera. Ind pjane that the mission to Wash- and John N. Bledsoe of Lake Worth. 1 six grandchildren and seven ington W3S to explain the impor- great-grandchildren. body was nce of Qur relations with Our taken to the Isaac Bah Funeral Home t.

where friends may call after noon Asia neighbors, hlCh is sOlTK Tuesday Funeral services will he he'd thine the United States dues OOt at 2 Thursday afternoon at the Light House Mission. understand. BEKT STEPHENS The American view of Vietnam- for- ese problems, said hau. is in 1953, the Rev. William J.

six-man committee which recom- Awalt. conducted Catholic services, mended McCarthy's censure in Dr. Harris called on 1954. Senate colleagues to pledge anew The House was represented of- never to falter in fighting commu- ficially by Speaker Sam Rayburn, nism "until this torn and tortured Democratic Leader John W. Mc- earth is made safe for decency, a Republican truth, honor, and the pledged Leader Joseph Martin Ji.

xvord Democratic Whip Carl The Senate chaplain acknowl- Albert and Republican edged that McCarthy was a contro- Whip Jen, versial figure. But he said, Gn McCarthy desk was a spiay unite in gladly acknowledging that.1 gladioli, carnations an an- thirium from Sen. Karl E. Mundt Judgment" a i Asainst casket ceedings of a medieval inquisition and The ethical practices group, headed by President Al J. Hayes of the Union, said the session was a fact-gathering hearing to ascertain the truth or falsity' of the charges against the teamsters.

is not a trial Hay said, is a trade union hearing. Our procedures are flexible and informal. None of the mem- hers of the committee are lawyers or iudg'es and formal or technical for Irested a spray of white gladioli I f0 limit the presentation of I adopeajor a tautmg and whjte 'carnations from the thp Senate Banked against the presiding officer's rostrum was a mass of flowers. The galleries were filled. Was His Father Await began his prayers LEU EDWARD SWICKARD Funeral services for Leu F.d ward Swickard.

83 years old. 2 West Terre Haute, who died Saturday, will be at 1 Tuesday afternoon at the Bed i no Chapel of the Valley. Rev Dennis Barber will officiate Burial will be in Brthesda cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Surviving are the wife. Carrie: two stepdaughters, Mrs Anna Lynch of Nashville. and Mrs.

Gilbert of Madison, and three grandsons ght great-grandchildren in the heart of Joseph McCarthy there burned the bright flame of patriotism pure and undefiled Senate Chamber Filled. Mrs. McCarthy and other members of the family sat in a secluded area, just off the Senate shielded from the gaze of the crowd. Scores of House members and other special guests stood at the CLIFFCHAR CHARCOAL BRIQl ETS For Best Cooking LUMP tor Water Filters DEEP VEIN COAL CO. Poplar st C-8848 chamber, where they could see and with.

forth upon thy journey, hear through open doors but be Christian soul. Continuing, the priest said merciful, be gracious, spare him. Lord. Spare him from the sins that are past we commend to thee, 0 Lord, the soul of thy servant, Father Await said that in the Mass at the cathedral, church has given the late senator the greatest honors she can He said McCarthy often went to the cathedral and the help and solace there he He said it was that McCarthy be honored in the Senate, for Senate was his life. He labored for it tirelessly and.

as we now know, to the detriment of his health his faith was the inspiration for his The service over, Mrs. McCarthy fought back the tears as she walked out of the Capitol. Members of the family group and close friends followed. Several hundred persons crowded the Capitol plaza as the eight, sharply drilled Marine pallbearers placed the coffin in the hearse. Mrs.

McCarthy and some of the family followed in a black limousine. The casket was taken to a waiting Military Air Transport Service plane at Bolling Air Force Base for the flight ot Green Bay, Wis. From there, the body will be taken bv hearse to Appleton. for final rites and burial. the facts.

our attorneys accompanied Beck and his fellow teamsters leaders to the hearing. All members of the teamsters executive board except Frank W. Brewster, chairman of the Wost- Conference of Teamsters, ARCHIBALD C. WEST Services for Archibald West. 77 years old.

330 South Fourth street, who died Saturday will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Isaac Ball Funeral Home A retired railroad worker and member of the Loyal Order of the Moose, he is sur vived bv one son. Herman West. Corpus Christi, Tex two daughters. Mrs. Olive Goranson of Bofors, Sweden, and Mrs.

Elizabeth Ableson of Chicago, and five grandchildren and two grandchildren. Burial will be in Sulphur Springs cemetery AARON LEE WILSON Word been received here of the death of Aaron Lee Wilson. 42 a former well known resident of Terre Haute, which occurred Sunday in Chicago. Survivors include the wife the mother, Mrs. Opal Wilson; one daughter alone, and two sons.

Alfred and John Ross Following services Chicago, the body will be taken to Mattoon. 11! where services at the PLAN SERVICES FOR RETIRED MINISTER SULLIVAN, May retired E.U.B minister, Miss Elizabeth S. Chappelle, Sullivan, died at 9 Sunday morning at the Mary Sherman Hospital here. She was NEW YORK, May White-haired Tommy IVlanville said again Sunday and married a towering Texas showgirl. Blonde Patricia Gaston, 27, became the newest Mrs.

Manville in a 60-second ceremony at the fashionable Hotel Pierre. It was the first marriage for the San Antonio girl. Manville, a sag in his shoulders but a champagne sparkle in his eyes, said of his latest a i a 1 tenth: was the fastest ceremony and it will last the longest. I knew I wanted to marry her the minute we met. She says a chemical Swedish Royal Family Rejects British Suitor Continued From Page One.

Monday, May 6, 1957. Double Farm Payments Made Continued From Page One. the Soil Rank Division of the Commodity Stabilization Service, explained that and large cron insurance was paid in these cases on and said: didn't see how we could abrogate a contract that had already been entered into between crop insurance and the Whitten said an analysis of the investigative report shows that tors also reported, according to much ot the 169 million dollars of the hearing testimony, that in other sojj bank payments in the corn instances, farmers were paid for: uei- made on land that was not planting corn on land on which not even planted to and they were legally forbidden to plant that under the acreage allotment corn section of the soil bank law could And in some cases, investigators not be to corn, say, farmers were paid for taking McLain said the department fol- land out of onq type of wheat and the law, but of these then in turn were paid a premium things were bound to for planting it in another type of 0 wheat. These reports were the subject of sharp criticism from committee members considering Depart-1 ment of Agriculture requests for a billion dollars to pay farmers during the 1958 fiscal year to place part oi their surplus producing cropland in the soil bank. Subcommittee Chairman Whitten told Asst.

Secretary of Agriculture Marvin McLain that findings of staff investigators on handling of soil bank funds me Whitten said it appeared that soil bank payments were out" just before the 1956 fall elections to offset dropping farm income in the Midwest farm belt. The bulk of soil hank funds in 1956, or approximately .169 million dollars, went to Midwestern corn belt farmers. McLain told the subcommittee that the soil bank law was BUD'S TV and RADIO SERVICE We Can Rejuvenate Old Picture Tube Ceil for Free TV Antenne Demonstration Phone 7625 North Terre liante (On Park St. across from Otter reek School) MONEY SIGNATURE LOANS TO $500 The HARVEY CLARK CO. Haute: 643 Ohio St.

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Some A.F.L.-C.I.O. officials expected the hearings to result in an eventual call for expulsion of Beck and Teamster Vice Presidents Frank Brewster and Sidney Brennan from the union, biggest in the nation. Teamster Vice President James R. Hoffa, indicted for bribery, could come in for of the same medicine as the huge A.F.L.- i Schilling Funerai Home Will be held LO. seeks to make Rood on its pledge that labor will its pfirman August Pfirman, 67 years old.

319 Gilbert avenue, died Sunday morning at the Kessler Nursing Home Surviving are the wife. Charlotte: one daughter. Mrs. Craig of Terre Haute, and several nieces and nephews The body was taken to the Isaac Ball Funeral Home, where services will he at 10 30 clock Tuesday morning Burial will be in Grandview cemetery. ALLEN A.

HAMMOND Services for Allen A Hammond. 86 ears old. who died will he at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the DeBaun Funeral Home Clyde did not amount to anything. Whitten asked about the double crop failure and soil bank participation involving the same reported by investigators. Howard J.

Doggett. director of own house of corrupt influences. Policy Statement Drawn. Beck planned to read at the opening of today's hearing a statement drawn up Sunday by his 13-man Executive Board, ot which Beck is a member. The board did not disclose the nature of the statement.

However Beck has said he would iucoauii attend the A.F.I 0. hearings Rodabaugh will officiate Burial will only to see on- rights will be given He has de-i manned that the committee make sami ei mvm detailed accusations and guarantee fair procedures. Beck's Executive Board did make public a blunt hands-off warning to A.F.L.-C.I.O. Vice President Walter Reuther or anyone else who seeks to organize a rival union to Teamsters. At its Sunday session here, it drafted a statement sharply attacking Heather's recent threat to organize a union for truck drivers ii the Teamsters are expelled from the A.F.L.-C I.O.

Beck Under Indictment. shall protect our membership with everything at our com- Services for Samuel Manuel 76 years old, who died Friday, wUl be at 2 Tuesday afternoon at the Russell Funeral Home. Rev. Byron Russell will officiate Burial will be in Highland Lawn cemetery Friends call at the funeral home after 3 I ock onday afternoon. MRS.

MARY MOFFAT STEVENSON LINTON, May 6 Mrs. Mary Moffat Stevenson. 82 years old. died at 12.05 Sunday afternoon at her home in Vicksburg. Surviving are the husband, William, two daughters, Mrs.

Margaret Brid- ell of Midland, and Mrs Isaoelle Mair of Crown Point: three sons, John of Linton, Tom of Jasonville. and William of Indianapolis; two brothers. George Moffat and James Moffat, both of Scotland, and one sister, Mrs. Helen McMillan of Scotland The body was taken to the Anderson-Poindexter Funeral Home friends may call after 7 clock Monday evening and where services be at 230 Wednesday afternoon. Brother Maurice CL more will officiate.

Burial he in Fairvief cemetery. little ended more than a month ago, biggest daily paper, Dagens Nyheter, said Douglas- Miss Chappelle had served in Home told it by telephone from Muncie, Attica, Brazil, Terre London that the royal statement Haute and Vincennes beiore her was nonsense retirement in 1941. Since reining is far from being finished, in our late in 1956. she had resided in Sullivan assure he was quoted, and have to administer the rr iej caS a B'adBate ej One report said his latest letter jaw the way it is laid in our I in the princess arrived here Sun- McLain said it was generally day. carrying his family seal with agreed vie did not accom- nni, the motto, to the plish much in in reducing Beulah (hannoMo Su'hvan- Douglas-Home.

25. works by day production' simply because the Rnlnhrhsnnp11 nf Terre ln 3 advertising agency crops were all planted and the Haute and several nieces at at a those Haute, ana several nieces ana i hotel He is a nephew of the Earl neTheWbodv is at the Alexander Fu- of ncrai Home where tends may "om, ialue ieX call and where memorial services fTnd Lon.cr\ati leader will be held at 7:30 Mon-! House of Lords, and is a osr day evening with Rev. Earl jfriend and frequent companion of Vaughn and Rev. E. Cummings younger members of the British in charge.

Following the memorial serv-' He met the 22-year-old princess ices, the body will be taken to i while she was living with friends the Thomas Funeral Home in her family in London last win- Terre Haute. Final rites will be ier- London Sunday Fxpi e-s held at 3 o'clock Wednesday after- reported her family called Marnon at the Thomas Chapel with garetha home and forbade her to Rev. Russell Youngblood 1 Tiei- communicate with her suitor. atjng The Express said King Gustaf Burial will be in Highland Lawn disapproved of the romance. The cemetery at Terre Haute.

palace spokesman, Count ail- Friends may call at the Thomas Reinhold Von Essen, said Margaretha's mother, Princess Sybilla. had written Douglas-Home that the marriage was Von Essen said the i family objected to the father was killed in a plane crash 10 years ago. Her 21 -year-old brother, Karl Gustaf. is next in line for the throne but Margaretha herself is not in the line succession. Unlike British law, Swedish law permits her to marry anyone she wants without royal consent since she is of age.

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an internationa1 union, by word or The weather outlook said by action or who attempts to there's a threat of cooler weather break up or interfere with our or- J0HN again by Saturday and a chance the Teamster state- ot showers Friday or Saturday. No serious freezes were reported over the weekend, but temperatures dipped to the middle 30s across the state this morning. Scattered frosts were forecast again for tonight. However, the sunny outlook promised daytime temperatures through the week in the normal early May range of 69-74. ROME.

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Helen Man- oiis, ana nis action in using me I ning pf Indianapohs: one stepson. Fifth Amendment 117 times in re- Gene Anderson of Indianapolis, and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Eloise Bartlett of Decatur, 111 and Mrs. Edith Tomaw of Casey. The body was taken to the Mark well Funeral Home where services will be conducted at 2 Central Standard Time, Wednesday afternoon.

Burial will be in Lindsey cemetery. BLOOMINGDALE Ind May 6 iai Hinshaw 79 years old died at 4 40 Sunday ernoon at his residence Surviving are one daughter. Miss Zula Hinshaw of Rockville, five sons. Vernon. Harold Robert and Cleon, all of Bloommg- dale, and Willard Hinshaw of Marshall; II grandchildren and one grandchild He was a member of the Bloomingdale Friends Church.

The body was taken to the Branson Funeral Home in Rockville where friends may call after 7 Monday evening. Funeral services will be held at 10 Wednesday morning at the Friends Church in Bloomingdale. Ind with Rev. Franklin Chant officiating. Burial wUl be in the Memory Gardens cemeterv in Rockville MRS.

TILLIE ANDERSON CASEY, 111., May Tillie Anderson. 79 years old, died at 12:45 Sunday afternoon at the residence Surviving are the husband, Elmer; one son, Earl Eade of Chicago; Doctor A. Goidstandt Optometrist 625 Cherry C-3037 Terre Haute, Ind. fusing to answer questions about his finances. COL.

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