The Daily Register from Harrisburg, Illinois • Page 4

Storm Leaves Threats of Floods A Und of sa besnig the name of 1 EC-OSS the Carohua pla.r.? tbe Atlantic today. dcEti and threat cf f. s-i ir 1 i-'r hurricane ounch bna Georgia but of rain in t.v-r'-* Fionas. ij-; rc-e s.u'^h rowing Vandals COUM $1,500 Damage InCartvrville Area MARION, Apple throw ing cau-ed uicdow damage which mav amount to 51,500 in the Canenille area. Cour.tj are holding four teen agers ID connection r.h.

the breakage and -nax make more sr rests ue said. Schools and tre Carterville plact hardest the apple Two More Associates of Hodge Indicted in State Check Scandal CENTRAJLIA. III. 1 Army has secured an optioa on i to build a (117,000 armory Cotton Reeder Dies at Eldorado Tlw MIy Rtffettr, arm north The cental as estaolished in 1311 PUBLIC SALE There will be public auction talc SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1956, at 10 sale is a comnmaity tale for one and all. Anjent to sell, bring it, large or small, we will tell it for uiU be held at the En in Rraen General Merchandise i i locaied at West End, Illinois, nhieh is 5 miles of (-aUtid, Illinois which is on State Rt, 34, Terms of Sale: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents.

Sponsored by Enrin Braden ndslev Bros. John Endsley. Auctioneers Harrisburg. Illinois Telephone Co. 22F3 or 42F3 I I forecasts an exciting set- Mn far vou! See our Fall thawing today.

Visit Our Bargain Counter During Sidewalk Sale Tomorrow: Newkirk's Millinery 12 W. Poplar Harrisburg SPRI-VCHELD Two other of Urville E. Hodse ere er indictment today in me 'ne that aent the i'jrmer state auditor to prison Lane former rcU au supervisor for Hvdce vsnd Ldon. i i policeman. ere Tueailax by a San touris grand 1 i in two indjct- to de -t a and a third charg ir.tereii while he i the state or me public paro!) Ljiiun criirged in two m- (iiflment-- conspiracy to defraud the Tne indict meets charjeci LJon.

nead of Fibnc Lraf: Co Chicago, conspired t.ijh Hodge Edward A. and Edward A Hmtz to apprt-pnaie a'ate funds aide. Hinu, former of the Souihmoor Bank ai fa, a'readi are itrMBg pruon terms growing out the scandal Maximum pentil. for each con- a year prison term or an alternative sentence and a S2.000 fine Maximum possible sentence for the conP-et of interest iodictmem 000 fine Arkerman iaid the Tuesday m- dictmenif concludes the current of the scandal the grand jur The jury started iis ini esti gallon Mondai, following the expiration of the gr-nd jur- that m- (jcttd Hudge, Epping and Hiatr. Ackerman laid he had no plans to present any additional evidence or to to obtain additional indict menu unless new developments occur.

lUjur Aalpb Weaver, head of the Ceotnlu Army Resene unit, saiti bftttalion-uied Arms Reserve unit will be formed in the urea. i The 200-man armory will designed so it tan be expanded, he said. will house a field unit. Bemh Uarrants De Win Crow. who-n ihe indictmenb were reijrr.ed bench arrests, set man.

and sched- Ck.1 2 A-' J. Ackerman said Lj don's Co v.a« ramed as paee in -on-e S356 OC-3 in state The 'irm held a con tract from Hodge to remodel the aucMor's here, "aid one of the indict- charged that Lydon con- Hodge and the others to obtain S248.T26 through a false contract "false contract Ackerman SEid allegedlj was used to coser up a lot of phom contracts and wan-arts" Hodge issued and ca-hed. There is no evidence. Ackerman sasd thst Ljdon received any of the but there is evidence thgt "Ljdon was involved in ore Denting false mouthers to the state Conflict of Interest Ackerman said the indictments returned against Lane involved warrants for "travel expenses made out to Hodge em- pieces and cashed by them, with the money returr.ed to Lane for Dodge's use. The conflict of interest indictment against Lsse resulted from business dealings by two Lane trailer rental firms w.th the state, rthile Lane --'-as in Hodge's em- ploye Ackerman said.

Hodge, Epping, a top Hodge Three Sentenced For Bank Robbery Campbell Hill pleaded fae S1JQO robbcr of the St8te Bank at Campbell HtH. til erp senrenced to prison ranging from 5-15 Federal Judge William Juerge ns L-nposed ihe sentences Tuesday. Eugene David. 38. Lexington, drew the heaviest sentence.

15 years. George Frank Lmdner, 25. East St. Louis, was sent for seven years. And 19-ear-old Richard Le Roy Townsend of East St Louis drew a year sentence.

The men were captured soon er the armed robbery of the bank Ia Aug 1 Lindner must also serve three ear and three months in prison for violauon of parole from a federal sentence for breaking and entering while military service. as different from ordinary heaters AS TV IS FROM RADIO! of heater experience Moped Ite RWotowvuf LIVESTOCK ST LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK' YARDS. III. Livestock: Hogs 9,700. 180-270 ibs.

steady to strong; 170 Ibs. down iteady to 25 lower: mixed No. 1, 2. 3. 1SO-2TO Ibs.

16.50-17.00: 210 Ibs. up mostly 16.75-17.00: limited cumbers mostly No. 2. over 210 Ibs. 17.10.

Cattle 3,500, calves 900; fully 'steady; several bags choice steers few loads good 24.00; 'good and low choice heifers and mixed yearlings 21.00-24.00; veil- ers steady; a few prime vealers to 22.00; good and choice 1600121.00; i a and good i 13.00-16 00. 1 Sheep 1,000: fuUy steady to strong; good to prime Spring Iambs 18 mostly uuiitv and good 14.0017.00: down: utility and good 14.90-1700; established- Chicago Produce Lue poultrj about steady te 21 trucks. 1 Xo L'SDA price changes. 1 Butter 425.000 steady to Ifirm; 90 score 53 I Eggs 9.300 cases: unsettled. white large extras 44 a mixed 5arge extras 40; mediums 32; standards current receipts STOCKS DECLINE 13TH TIME IN 15 SESSIONS NEW YORK V--Stocks declined today for the 13th time in the past 15 sessions.

Dow- Jones industrial erage at Boon uas at 477.57. off 351 points: rail. 154.05, off 0.94: utility. off 0.15: and 65 Stocks, S9. off 1 02.

British Ship Breaking Up On Coral Reef XAHA, Okinawa 'f A BrtUih chip breakicg up on a reef wilh Si men aboard miscalculated it posi lion today and sen! a U. Arm; rescue tug on a wild goose chase through "hurribb rough jeas to the wrong side of Okinav.a. The lOjpOO ton Bedford Earl, en route from Japan 10 Indochina with empt holds, a caught up by Hariret" and Cammed against an Okinawan coral reef A I'. Arm -pokes man said the ship a still holding together "but appareriJj thej are a heft of a shape Tne which Okinawa with winds of from 130 to 150 mles an hour, was renorted moving north toward Japan toda. failed to inflict the heavy damage 'of typhoon Emma earlier this month which caused nearly $20 million in damage.

The Bedford Earl was tee third ship reported in trcubl- today The U. Navy tanker USs'Ton- chatoula radioed it was taking in tow the Panamanian freighter Ve' nus which as drifting in the Pacific 500 miles east of Tokjo. its propellers lost in a mechanical breakdown. The seas were reported calm. The U.

S. freighter Mail went aground off the Aichi prefecture coast Tuesday night but with no apparent damage. was reported stilJ "stuck in the mud" this morning whUe the 45-man crew awaited high tide. Later, still a fourth ship report- ed itself in trouble. The Japan -Okinawa ferry boat, Hakusan Mam, with 106 passengers and 68 I crewmen aboard, ran aground in Ithe storm on A maim Island north i Of Okinawa.

The Hakusan Maru radioed it was in no immediate danger and that all aboard were safe. Cotton) Reeder. 55, re; dent of the Coileft Heights con; munity of Eldorado. taed at 11 ffi. yesterday in tbt Ferrell ptlai where he had been a (or few hours.

He had Jjeea ifl (ailing health for some death came unespectedlj He the tUiovi'ng- his wife une tun, I' A Reeder Thousand Mr; KaE.iifi Wj! helm, and Vri Laiira Hu-e an, L'dfiiddtJ- nu'her Mr; Hose Reeder fclldorcdo ore brottse- Asioj lleeder, S' and iwo siaiera, Mrs SuSiivan, ano Mrs Bes sie Unthank, Klriorddc One brother, ila. preceded tilisi in death. The funeral be rnUj 2 m. sn the chape' 01 Bt-a': Tmnner funernJ 1.1:. Dudd ufiicut will be Mt The bod lies in at erai home.

Stay of 533,000 Vandalism To Churches by Two Small Boys IMTIsBLRtiH -Tt era 7 an'i 11 "tc 1 'n! an 1 tJ't-i t.i-je'! 583 on ai IU.Q Supreme Court of execuUon for Vioeent Ciucci George Kelly. COBvitled Chicago murderers eondejnned to die in the Cimk count) electric chair Ott 5 Both executions were ordered sidled pending appeals to the Supreme Court. i Faith Bacon, Ex- Fan Dancer, Leaps From Hotel Window CHICAGO If Ftith Bacon. who i-ikinied to have origmated Lit -iitnce from a hotel wind-jw tudjy ai'd a reported near ueath in. a hoipiUl.

The dancer, fast nf the Chi- cagii World'? Fair of 1934, had been unable to find a job. Disillusioned, the dashed to a in ihe Alan Ho against new subtle Red Contrast sf.ung re: Backing and debeL-r-ting their own place of worship, the Meih odisi Church, Ics: cauains damage esnmaied at 575,000 The brothers disc admitted to the Bteeh-Aooti Chapel of Jth Brtthren Tuesday zi a loss aboui se 000 Bui -ihea the second ard f.fth their shoulders "I don't know." The jeungsters not idcniified police. were picked up Tuesday a few blocks from burning Beechv. ooc! Chspe! ie iticnd. Ruth 4U.

struggled with the beautiful dmrer and tried to her i MUj. Bjcon wrenched free piungt'd 2 -tone- to the ruol if a door Eaccr had been packing te rt.Ei:rR to i in Erie Pa three weeks of had ended in faiiure. liaied her a- "aboiit i'j But that was ihe age the had seven ago whea ar- on a minor complaint at shade in Max Factors new IK-U Lipstick SI 25 Indicate Jury Drops Probe of Highway Collusion DANYTLLE. III. A federal jury was session here today, but indications were that it dropped an investigation of collusion among highway contractors in bidding for highway constmction contracts.

Heroid Bajiy, a special attorney ifor the Justice Department, said i the jury resumed an investigation of possible anti-trust violations manufacturers of ami-freeze Tuesday. Ke refused comment on the highway bidding investigation but jEarl Jmkinson. an assistant attor- general from the Justice Department's Chicago office who headed the highway mvest.gation at earlier jiirj- sessions, a not present. The jurv is expected to recess or Thursday. Eden Reaffirms Stand on Suez P--Britain earned tociay that it 1 not an settlement Sjez taiai tion leases the "under the control of one man or one go-, ernmeni Prime Minister Sir Eden reaffirmed the British -land in an airpon statement in Loidon shorth oefore he and Foreign Secretary Seiwyn Llojd left fcj air for Pans and important joint strategv on the Sdez with French leaders Five American Seamen Train As Suez Pilots CAIRO American sei men arrived today to tram as Suez Canal and help Egpt keep traffic mov ing through the vital iav Thej said their motive a cntirelj non political The Americans, who responded 1'j a worldwide appeal from the r.e i Egyptian Canal Authority are Waiter Equils.

45. New Kensington. Pa Elmo Hoilaad, 43. Newport Beach, Cal Gregory Hatch, 48. Jose.

a i Alex Langtre. 47 and fcUgens. Free port. Loss Inland The viH begin their training Thursday alongside 15 Soviet manners to help fiH the gap left by tr.e mass resignation of at least ISO pilots Sept 14 Two American pilots were among the empiojes of the old Suez company who walked out The five said they are not bring mg their families to Egypt "under 'he present Red Cactml. UQ nev Hi-Fi Lipstick to briag run thb new fubioi accent.

In high fideiitr color no waiting for it to set. no toft, ssaooth fed CD TOOT hpi. JACKSON'S DRUG STORE I South Main THREE-IM-ONI HEATMAKEK HEATS LIKE MAGIC EVEN WITH TMI fif TVRHID OFT CUTS GAS lii.L$ TKIMiNPOUSlTt Dulles Believes Egypt Will Accept Obligations WASHINGTON of State John Foster Dulies said to- tiav he believes Eg-pt will accent "the obligo'Jons of terdepeudence" the West exer- Cises patience In the Suez Caaal St. Louis One of 'Many Cities' Considered For Eisenhower Visit WASHINGTON TP-- st is one of "msn? e.ises" A A I GAS HEATER ii COMWT: ATTHiTUlM iWJTCII TWjnCAI KOOt rot WAKM coir F.OOW DCCUWVI TNI Ooirr CAT MM jMT MOCWT OdtC' T1OS41 R.OOI CONIOt M)m OUtlT CAR i uptrtMi TCMCKAIH INAMR the TKtEE 7V O.VJ5 saner wat. of we hottwt hfttt IF tee -ancr heat in of the Yitntfsi flsne ir.c PC -red Jt tn tf your flcon fc'--- S-tg'tr vcj OBlOMtt- CHAIN tO HOM cCMrLirn" AHiXKK MO Btnu TO tWt AttoviD tonntn Ukfcrr tre-- CT a you wtrro sea hsppj for tc SEI A FRII HOT I 0 A I A A A A SEE JT TODAY AT IRVIN APPLIANCE CO 615 East Poplar Harrisburg The secretarv said at a conference lie thicks this hap- pcri provided the Western powers refrain from drastic action--suca shooliag through the cana" If Egj-pl r.ot come to realize mast accept "obligations of tr.e upshot.

Dulles be that confidence ia Espt "i be destroyed and foreign sources of credit dry Tre I liied Nations Sceurit rour.c.. up the Suez issue later todav In a prepared mer.t at conference said it "unrjerstandao'e" that only became should be on matters of ioicreignl He said thi- must be respected. Dulles added, "we not feel frustrated because, if we are patient yet pcniitcnt and re- i sourcefut, there is food chance a Egpt will come freely to irccosnue the importance of work ing not working against, the mani important which I use the canal and which want good EgpL" under consideration camps.gn House said todaj. But White Pres Secre tary C. Hagertj 'aid f.nal for visits beo-d Oct when the Pre-iiden: wiH Oe- eland.

Ohio, asd Lexington. Ky have not jet been made Kagerij saJci ihe Pre- dent has under consideration a rroposaf List he a tr.p to LO-JJS The proposii DX Lou Kocfcer. RepaKscan cand.aa;c for governor in Missouri, to the Re publican National Committee Smokey Says: uses make It more Important than that don't bun tht Low Everyday Prices HERE BARGAINS DURING HARRISBURG'S CITY-WIDE SIDEWALK SALES WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP 4 Bars SOc Vol. Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder 2 for $1.75 Valut! Richard Hudnut EGG $110 Shampoo 49c VaK Pepsodcnr 2 for TOOTH PASTE 73c M-O-LENE Cleaner Concentrate 25c Vol.

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