The Urbana Daily Citizen from Urbana, Ohio • 8

Pag Eight URBANA DAILY CITIZEN URBANA OHIO I SEABOA12P INANCE CO vacation time! Vacation Cash as! $25 to $1000 On Signature Auto urniture 241 Main St Phone 3 5204 A 1 ll fl Pi A Lawmakers Are Off On Annual Headlong Dash Business Chatter Up and iJown the Streets About People and Things By RANK ELEAZER United Press International WASHINGTON Our law makers are off on their annual headlong dash for adjournment The aim is to get out of town before Khrushchev arrises A measure naming the luma in California for ex ample was rushed through the Senate and on to the White House This stream formerly was known as but you know how been raining some places The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill to remove the 10 per cent tax from sen sen the breath sweetener This may mol lify closet drinkers and others for whom Congress has steadfastly refused to reduce the taxes on whisky One way or another other ur gent measures also are being cleared from the calendars The hope is to adjourn by Sept 5Many problems remain and some members don't think they will make it Resolutions iled There was unfortunate publicity earlier this year about wives sons daughters and other kin folks on congressional payrolls To help clear the decks for ad journment the House Administra tion Committee has taken care of the resolutions offered to stop this They have been filed in case anybody ever wants to see them again A bill to publicize the travel ex penses of junketing congressmen which total about a half million dollars a year also has been put in shape for possible passage some other year Senators meantime have acted to ease the pain of making pub lic their payrolls an event set for sometime in the fall earing some of the homefolks might not understand how a clerk or admin istrative assistant could be worth 416300 a year they have author ized fancier titles each senator to make up his own House members have geared for the recess by voting them selves an extra $600 for station ery raising the annual allowance per member from $1200 to $1800 They also voted to ease restric tions on their free telephone and telegraph service House Makes Announcement One adjournment hurdle was cleared when the House an nounced to the world for the 15th time that it opposes admission of Red China to the United Nations The Senate may act on this shortly In another move to clear the air Rep Daniel lood (D Pa) through the House Appropriations Committee has reaffirmed its faith in government operation of the Panama Line The line runs cruise ships be tween the Panama Canal Zone and New York lood said put ting the line under private opera tors as proposed by a firm of consultants would be contrary to the national interests Among other changes a private operator could start charging congressmen for their fares A big roadblock to early ad journment is the peanut bill passed by the House It says for purposes of acreage allotments peanuts that are boiled to be counted as peanuts Amendment Thrown In Southern sponsors thought this measure had a straight furrow ahead in the Senate But Sen Kenneth Keating (R NY) has thrown in an amendment a civil rights bill he get out of committee over strong southern opposition Under Senate rules amendments have to be germane to the bill Senators hoping to revise the rules have postponed until Janu ary their effort to change Sen Wayne Morse (D Ore) told the Senate indignantly a kindergarten be run un der present Senate rules Sen Thomas Kuchel (R Calif) re plied that if Morse and others Sty GREETING Lt Gov John Donahey center during his stopover at Grimes ield Sunday after noon on a jaunt by helicopter were William Gregg left of Mechanicsburg and Howard Winkle Dis trict Manager of Dayton Power and Light Co Many spectators were on hand for the arrival of the helicopter which was making a tour to demonstrate the craft in connection with the tele vision program which is sponsored by Dajton Power and Light Weather Causes Deaths And unerals Economic Trouble Na Miss Hazel Johnson gel around to rewriting them he hopes include one to say laws hereafter have got to be written in English A change that radical of course likely Members look to the recess as a chance to see how they stand with the voters Sen Stephen Young (D Ohio) is one who has determined for sure safe for him to go home He took a poll in his state It showed he announced that the homefolks like Young 368 to 4 Rev Homer Knabel officiating Burial will be in airview Ceme tery West Liberty riends may call at Hostetter Memorial Home until time of serv ices Wark Yoder Mark Yoder 62 of 3402 Home stead Drive Columbus died at 2:35 a Saturday in White Cross Hospital Columbus where he had been a patient for one day He had been in failing health since he was injured in an accident 10 In Red China By WILLIAM OX Nature may have done to tionalist China what Communist guns could not do: cause it griev ous economic trouble inancial Births Mr and Mrs Carroll Morris St Paris a daughter Mercy Memori al Hospital 3:40 Saturday seven pounds eight ounces Mr and Mrs Kenneth Baum gardner 493 Water St Urbana a son Mercy Memorial Hospital 7:15 a Sunday eight pounds 14 ounces Mr and Mrs Dale Miller 316 Glendale Ave Springfield a daughter Molly Ann Mercy Hos pital in Springfield Monday Aug 17 six pounds 14Vi ounces Mr and Mrs Hersey Miller of 201 Church St Urbana are the paternal grandparents and Mr and Mrs Denerlin of Mid vale Ave Springfield are the ma ternal grandparents The town of Wagon Mound New Mexico gets its name from a wag on shaped rock which was a land mark on the old Santa Trail years ago He was born Oct 24 1896 in Lo gan County son of Isaac and Martha Kauffman Yoder He was married in November 1917 to Lucille llulsizer who sur vives Other survivors include three daughters Mrs Robert (Virginia) Harrington of West Liberty Mrs Robert (Miriam) Houser of Men omonie Wis and Mrs Richard (Janet) Ramey Jr of Columbus seven grandchildren two brothers Aquilla of Shelby Ohio and Dr John Yoder of Dade City la five sisters Mrs Mary Hilty Mrs Denny Stevenson Mrs Clara King and Miss Katie Yoder all of West Liberty and Miss Ellen Yoder of Philadelphia Pa The Yoder family lived in the West Liberty area until 1941 He was a of the Moose Lodge Delaware uneral services will be at 2 Tuesday in Hostetter Me morial Home West Liberty the Miss Hazel Johnson 72 a for mer resident of Urbana died Sat urday at her home in Chicago experts fear that the recent spate of rain floods and earthquakes that hit ormosa will have done Miss Johnson for many years enough damage had been a member of the faculty alist China's at the American Conservatory of sharply to cause Nation trade to drop Music of Chicago of which she IKE'S TRIP: was an alumna She was a gradu ate of Urbana Public Schools She had been in Urbana many times to give piano musicals Her brother Harold Johnson was sports editor of the Chicago American and quite fre quently traveled with the Chicago Cubs baseball team on its trips or the past years before his death a year ago Johnson had tele vised several of the games Survivors include her cousin Miss Keren Gaumer of Urbana Graveside services will be con ducted at 11 a Tuesday in Oak Dale Cemetery by the Rev Ralph British officials in London are looking forward to pleasant talks between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Mac millan in the coming days But they predict heavy going for the President when he meets in Paris with rench President Charles de Gaulle The British feel that rance's NATO am bitions her atomic bomb tesi plans the question of Algeria and de objections to Eisen hower speaking for rance when he meets with Soviet Premier Ni kita Khrushchev all are likely to cause difficulties in THE OR THE department used Sen Complete Dispersal Sale LOJ LOJ were never rescued and apparent ly became absorbed into the tribe for pro will pro In 1760 a band of Comanche In dians attacked the village of Taos New Mexico and carried away 50 women and children The victims LOWEST been around are going in the rat comedy shows are Love Red Skelton years each Mrs rank Nichols Last riles were held for Mrs rank Nichols 64 of St Paris route two who died in Mercy Me morial Hospital 2:30 Aug 17 Services were held 2 Sat urday at the Church of Christ in Christian Union the Rev Carl Og den officiating Burial was in Oak Dale Cemetery by the Don A Neff uneral Home Pallbearers included Donald Hayslip Raymond Hayslip Rich ard Parker Charles Boggs Rob ert McKeever and Ray Nichols Simester pastor of the UrbanaMethodist Church with Humphreys and Son Co uneral Home charge of the arrangements SO DO WE WHY YOU AY POSSIBLE PRICE HIGHEST QUALITY Ernest Gentis Services were held riday for Ernest Gentis 74 who died at the Champaign County Hospital at 2:15 Monday Aug 17 Services were at the Terre Haute Methodist Church with the Rev Rolland Perkins pastor offic iating Burial was in the Terre Haute Cemetery by the Don A Neff uneral Home Pallbearers were Alpha aulk ner Russell aulkner Alton Gen tis Anson Staley Walter Schaffer and Harry Baker GIRAES BELIEVE IN A UTTLE GOING A LONG WAY cription counter desk A chair large safe cash register scales antique spool cabinet apothecary boHles patent medicines sundries including combs pencils pens sun glasses film flash bulbs cosmetics Quantity of medi cines and supplements for farm animals Many items not listed This will be a large sale Come early TERMS CASH MISSILE SITE: Intelligence sources in Jakarta say the British have carved out a huge missile launching site in the jungles of North Borneo They point out that the area is just a few miles north of the Equator and one of the best spots availa ble for launching earth satellites REDS IN SAN MARINO: The Communists are expected to launch an all out do or die ef fort to win the Sept 13 general elections in San Marino the oldest republic tucked in the mountains of northern Adriatic coast At stake are the 60 seats of the grand and gener al council the tiny rul ing body The Reds took 35 seats in the last election in 1955 but lost power in a bloodless in 1957 CASTRO'S CUBA: One of the critical tests of Cu ban Premier idel revo lutionary agrarian reform pro gram may come next month when the island republic's sugar mills close down for the year Traditionally the thousands of workers employed in these mills remain out of jobs until the time comes for next planting This waste of manpower has been one of major targets and he hopes through the agrarian program to keep these people productive on a year round basis by permitting them to get away from reliance on a one crop econ omy sucn as the cotton that to plague the US South UPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Longev ity is the rarest commodity in television A show surviving two years is considered a roaring success in this age of fickle audiences and over exposure But in brief history a handful of network shows have racked up impressive records Most durable entertainment on the airwaves is both the situation variety and the stand up comedian Jack Benny and Groucho Marx have been around for nine years Of the 21 senior programs now on the air eight are comedy four variety and four drama Only two panel shows registered in the se lect group with one each sports quizzes and musical ductions One person in a thousand guess the longest continuous gram on the air of a 15 year veteran Rounding out the for staying power and with eight and seven Dan ny Thomas six and Knows five Ed Sullivan is the granddaddy of all variety revue regulars His original of the pro gram is the second oldest in video years Also in the variety category are Asked or eight years to six and Are five The two panel shows registering longest are My a nine year winner and Got a Secret which has seven years Both strong and climbing ings In the dramatic three 'filmed series and a single effort have survived the rash of good and bad plays which confronted the public a half dozen years ago which closes out its run this fall hung on for seven years followed by US Steel a six year veteran Line and Disney each racked up five years Lone quiz show among the old est 21 is That The others were short lived following the 1957 58 scandals Musical Lasted 10 Year Leaving the air this year is the single musical show which scored among the oldtimers after bounc ing around all three networks It was Voice of which lasted 10 years So called Westerns existed long enough to climb into the long run list But which triggered the current oater craze is mov ing into its fifth year this fall And underestimate the power of dogs Both and Tin are in their fifth years of barking up the right trees All the above shows are excep tional In that audiences have con tinued to view them and spon sors have been willing to pick up the check Networks and individu al producers today are delighted if a program staggers through lav year anu manages io picK up additional viewers on reruns MILLS Owner North Lewisburg Ohio KERNS Auctioneer Dial 3 4621 Urbano Ohio Daniels and McCarthy Clerks THE OLLOWING: Wall cases floor fan show caves pres I MADISON MEMORIAL WASHINGTON (UPI) The ate riday passed and sent to the House a resolution to set up a commission for planning a me morial to James Madison the fourth president MILLS DRUG STORE NORTH LEWISBURG OHIO Wednesday August 26 1959 600 PM SHARP Albert Bailey Albert Bailey 67 of 437 Ward St Urbana died at 4:20 a today in Mercy Memorial Hospital Born in Greenup County Ken tucky Jan 3 1892 Bailey was a son of Wallace and Tennesse Mes ser Bailey He had been a resident of Urbana for 32 years and an em ploye of the service department of the city of Urbana for 18 years Survivors include his widow Ha zel Nease Bailey of Urbana a daughter Mrs Angelee Reed of Urbana route two seven sons Charles of Urbana route three lix of Missouri George of Urbana William of Urbana Donald of Ur bana route three Marion of Ur bana and Albert Jr of the Armed orces in Germany 24 grandchildren a sister Mrs Jen nie Kentner of Portsmouth: and a brother rank Bailey also of Portsmouth Services will be at 10:30 a Thursday in Humphreys and Son Co uneral Home with the Rev Samuel urrow officiating Burial will be in Oak Dale Cemetery riends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening until time of services by tyennern Scott KM CdNCDT PRODUCTS CONTROLLED CONCRETE 1 AilAiu WJ nrrioe a I wvrvAc I 1' fife 11 Lj 1 Ewald To Speak To Urbana Lions Club Meeting Victor Ewald coordinator of Volunteer Services at Columbus State Hospital since October 1955 will be the speaker at Wednesday's meeting of the Urbana Lions Club work includes interpre tation of the hospital and its patients along with their needs to individuals and groups in the 13 county district served by the hos pital Champaign County has at pre sent approximately 20 patients on the rolls of Columbus State Hospit al An important part of re sponsibility is to explore with in terested citizens the possibilities of providing assistance of all types to the patients and the hospital As people in the community be come more informed in regard to mental illness and the fact that it is no respecter of persons there is an increasing readiness to do something about it One of the significant recent de velopments is the creation and growth of the Volunteer Service Council of Columbus State Hospit al which originated because of the concern felt by many people for the well being of the patients at the hospital This is a working or ganization composed of individuals and representatives of many com groups comes to this assignment with a background of working with people as a YMCA secretary on the staff of the La Salle Hotel of Chicago experience in industrial methods and procedures person nel and industrial relations and two years with the American riends Service Committee's pilot project in Columbus on equality of opportunity in employment This latter involved dealings with top level business and industrial exe cutives Hospital Notes Admitted Mercy Memorial Hospital Michael Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Paul Morgan 621 Hagenbuch St Urbana medical Saturday James Engle 425 Gwynne St Urbana medical Saturday Mrs Noel Porter 108 Evans Ave Urbana medical Saturday David Kennedy son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy Mechanics burg route two surgerv Saturday Mrs Otis Hill 360 Powell Ave Urbana medical Sunday Wayne rost Jr 542 Church St Urbana medical Sunday Mrs James Snapp Springfield route two surgery Sunday Roy Mason 120 Church St Urbana medical Sunday Mrs Ray Manin 125 Poe Ave Urbana medical Sunday George Stancliff Yellow Springs surgery Sunday Harry Weiser 611 Main St Urbana medical Sunday Mrs Glenn Rutan 106 Talbot Ave Urbana surgery Sunday Mrs Ernest Johnson West Lib erty medical Sunday Mrs Rudolph Pearson 31214 Hill St Urbana surgery Sunday Mrs Leeman Brandeberry Con over route one medical Sunday Dismissed Mercy Memorial Hospital Sanford Mingus 15 Spring St Mechanicsburg Saturday Mrs Charles Pelfrey and daugh ter 1558 Mound St Springfield Saturday Archie Trimble Cable route one Saturday Mrs Howard ranklin Owens and daughter South Vienna route two Mrs Myrtie Wilkins Urbana route four Saturday Mrs Ira Beedy and daughter Mechanicsburg Saturday Mrs William Ewing 209 Edgewood Ave Urbana Saturday Harvey Layman 821 Walnut St Urbana Sunday Markets CLEVELAND (UPI) Hogs 1000 25 lower No 2 3 190 240 lb 15 1525 1 2 190 240 lb 1550 1575 No 1 190 240 lb 16 260 300 lb 1325 1425 240 260 lb 1475 160 190 lb 14 15 packing sows 850 12 Cattle 1800 steady to 25c low er prime 29 2950 choice 2650 2850 good 24 26 commercial 21 2350 choice heifers 23 2650 top beef cows 17 1750 choice cows 16 17 utility cows 15 16 choice bulls 23 24 commercial bulls 23 24 utility bulls 18 22 Monday August 24 1959 4 I fl Sol Wilson Wilson To Judge Exhibit At air Sol Wilson well known contem porary artist who has presented many one man exhibits on both the east and west coasts and in Paris will judge the Ohio State air Art Exhibit Aug 28 Sept 4 Wilson a New Yorker has stu died art at the foremost art schools and has received many awards for his paintings This year Wilson was awarded the first prize medal of honor Audubon' Artists sNew York City He is represented in the Metro politan Whitney and Brooklyn mu seums in New York the Butler Art Institute in Youngstown the Delgado Museum in New Orleans the University of Minnesota Col lection the Library of Congress in Washington and many oth er collections both here and abroad Reminds Students Of Safety Rules Concerning Bikes With the opening of school only a few days away lTrbana Police Chief Doug Storts reminded stu dents depending upon bicycles for transportation of the responsibili ties they assume upon riding in traffic riders must obey all traf fic signals and signal stops and turns as do the operators of mo tor vehicles They should ride in single file on the right hand side of the street at all times and not against Chief Storts said The local law enforcement offi cer also reminded automobile driv ers that young cyclists will be join ing the early morning traffic flow and urged them to show riders the proper traffic courtesies Chief Storts said that all bike riders should have their two wheel ers checked by a competent me chanic at the start of the school term each fall to insure that lights brakes and signalling devices are working properly and safely He noted that a Bicycle Institute of America survey indicated about two and three fourths million chil dren in the United States depend ed upon bikes for school transpor tation REPORT GARAGE IRE A garage fire al the home of William Evilsizor' 326 Taft Ave Urbana burned the cover off a canvas lawn chair and scorched walls today at 10:12 a accord ing to fire department iremen said the cause of the blaze is unknown City Police Report Three Weekend Arrests city police department made three arrests over the past weekend Saturday Harold Everett Reed 550 Church St Urbana was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated Arrested Satur day also was George Davis Mechanicsburg route one charged with earless operation Both are to appear in Urbana Municipal Court Aug 25 Lester McEowan Piqua was charged Sunday with speeding His court date is scheduled for Aug 28 Lodge Notices Spriggs Wing No 5451 VW Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8 All members are asked to be present Louise Grandstff Pub Chrmn RANGER'S REUNION CHICAGO (UPI) The Ranger Battalions Association an organi zation of World War II members of the irst Second Third ourth ifth and Sixth Ranger Battalions will hold its biennial reunion Aug 14 16 in Des Moines Iowa MAKE EMERGENCY RUN Mrs Terry Hill 300 Powell Ave Urbana was transported Sunday at 9:18 from her home to Mercy Memorial Hospi tal Urbana for medical treatment DRIVE IN CLEANERS Nr fast courteous quality sewn I DPfV (VtlY VfUlNG UNTIL HONE 3 5667 Dr Robert Ault Optometrist PALM GRILL Breakfast Served At All Times 118 MIAMI ST Now Serving inest Home Cooking LUNCH DINNER With Coffee Bread Butter 65 BEER AND WINE CARRY OUT INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS THE BERRY 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