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THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE McCarthy Slaps DEATHS s' Ik Water Shortages Mount re UNERAL NOTICES South Haven early Monday 2 7302 or Additional Information MRS MARGARETHA KOHL CO OPERATION giiiniHiiHiiiiniimiiiiiiniiiiiiimiiiu 4 TO CHOOSE ROM 00 ORMALS 20 I 1 on for i I i i The uneral Home That Is Different BUY DIAMONDS WITH CONIDENCE ROM two Ill her she VAUGHAN MONUMENT CO The act of co operation and interest in the well being of our fellow man is the true meaning of By extend ing this sentiment in our affiliation with those who seek our aid during bereave ment we have earned their confidence and respect 86 CREWMEN SAVED LONDON (UP) A British lifeboat and a rench cutter res cued the 36 crewmen of the sink ing 662 ton British freighter Brock ley Combe in a storm off the rench coast Tuesday The little coastal freighter broke in two shortly after the lifeboat and cutter took off the crew THIS CEMETERY at Clearmont Mo will be burial place for Bobby Greenlease kidnaper Bonnie Brown Heady scheduled to die in gas chamber with Carl Austin Hall Dec 18 Gravestone in foreground is on the Clutter family plot The Clutters were Mrs Heady's maternal grandparents (International) he ended ques a public school clerk about she held at Monmouth year starting in December Berke denied she was a last fires her apply for a over at AND EVERY WEDNESDAY HARRY GO WILD AND OER YOU ONE ITEM SUPER WILD BARGAIN PRICE Ill he to this Water shortages in rural areas of six southern Indiana counties are multiplying at an rate the State lood Control and Water Resources commission reported Monday It urged "immediate toward finding a solution to the problem of the most serious in the SIX COUNTY SURVEY Commission Engineer Robert Jackson reported a survey of six counties showed more than 10 mil lion gallons of water hauled to farmers much of it during the late summer and fall drought A comparison of 1952 and 1953 surveys showed water hauling in creased an average of four to six times during the first nine months In Ripley county 196652 gallons were hauled during the nine months Of 1952 and 1150627 during the comparable period this year In Dearborn county the increase was from 531960 to 2355760 gallons "With the exception of narrow areas along the Ohio River valley and the Whitewater River valley ground water supplies appeared al most non existent in November 1953 in Dearborn Switzerland Ripley Jefferson and Ohio coun Jackson said His survey also included Decatur county Robert Kellum commission executive secretary said "it is diffi cult to propose a "arm ponds have proven valu able and will increase in he said they have certain re strictions as far as domestic use is concerned because no purification systems are Kellum said it was suggested to create 10 to 20 acre lakes in some communities and attach purifica tion systems The water could be piped to farms TWO SHIPS DRITING HALIAX (UP) Two ships carrying a total of about 70 crewmen were drifting without propellers in stormy seas off the Atlantic coast Tuesday Marine Radio identified the ves sels as the German freigher Asta Siemering and the small coastal vessel Blue Prince Tired of Snows NEW ORLEANS An "an cient tired of "shovel ing winter snows in put to sea in his battered 18 foot boat Tuesday to complete the last leg of a 7000 mile round trip voyage to the sunny lorida clime Harvey Hecker figures it will take him six days to reach New Port Richey la I make good The 76 year old retired civil en gineer made a similar journey from Sandusky Ohio last year to the lorida town but in a different boat On his return trip he junked that craft at Chicago and built another will not retain custody of prisoners who have refused to go home after Jan 22 removing one of the last remaining barriers to the release of all unrepatriated prisoners as civilians Thimayya pictured the Ameri cans as suspicious and hostile and pointed out that any who wanted to go home could do so easily merely by turning himself over to an Indian guard The Indian chairman of the Neu tral Nations Repatriation commis sion said the 22 Americans told him Tuesday that after they are released some plan to attend uni versities in Peiping and other cities Others plan to farm in Chi na or visit Iron Curtain countries in Europe say they will work to wards world Thimayya said DESERTION CHARGES He added that one American told him that any who change their minds and decide to go home aft er say five years will return to the United States All presumably would be subject to desertion charges and possibly more serious offenses if they re turned openly however Other prisoners told Thimayya the Communists had told them "after a couple of years if you like we will take up the question of bringing your families out Needs US Trade WASHINGTON (INS) Sen Homer Capehart (R Ind) said Tuesday Latin America is making industrial and agricultural prog ress but it needs stepped up trade with the to cure its "grow ing pains" Capehart chairman of the Sen ate banking committee said manufacturers could help if they granted easier credit terms to Cen tral and South American buyers instead of maintaining the rigid policies now in effect The senator made the statement after returning from a 19000 mile tour of 15 Latin American coun tries STRICKEN IN STORM ABOARD THE STAVANGER JORD The tough skipper of this supposedly storm crippled liner disclosed today he was forced tp reduce speed to avoid leaving an escorting tugobat behind The famed sea going tug Tur moil was sent from Britain to help the rudderless liner if needed 50 Hunt ugitive SAUGATUCK Mich (UP) An armed posse of 50 state and local police searched the marshes and woodlands surrounding this sum mer resort village Tuesday for one of two Chicago brothers suspected of burglarizing six business places at nearby Holland during the week end The fugitive William Hills 23 was spotted late Monday leaving his rooming house His brother Thomas 24 was ar rested when stopped for speeding at Delinquency Probed WASHINGTON (UP) Senate investigators Tuesday prepared to unfold a shocking story of how sales of liquor to minors contrib utes to juvenile delinquency in the capital Three staff members who last week watched teen age cafe society at play after mid night planned to tell a Senate ju diciary subcommittee just what they saw while making the rounds The subcommittee headed by Sen Robert Hendrickson (R NJ) is conducting a nationwide investi gation of the causes results and possible solutions of the delinqu ency problem DlkrABaiter nft UNERALHOME 103 $4H2 26332b254 HIPPENSTEEL INC UNERAL HOME Tht ollowing nnerafa Hava Bmh OTTO CRANDALL SR DU Sen James however said with port He saidit "imposes an obligation upon all citizens of military age it distributes the burden in a fair and makes possible an effec tive reserve without the expense of big standing forces TIMING DRAWBACK Some lawmakers who have fa vored UMT were not in Washing ton However others said private ly they fear the 1954 session is the wrong time to bring it up They pointed out that it is an election yearx and the legislative program already is crowded After the Korean signed President asked the commission look at in tions command last June Before leaving the Allied base at Munsan near Panmunjom Dean and the Communists exchanged angry notes REDS ASK RESUMPTION The Communists requested fe umntion of the talks but peated the charge that the United States helped South Korean Presi dent Syngman Rhee release the North Koreans from 'their UNC Blockades hold that to say the Unit ed States is perfidious is complete ly consistent with the facts and there is no insult to speak the Communist note signed by Huang and North Korean Ko Sok Bok said YOUNG LET BEHIND shall not be with you on Dec Dean said in his reply several hours later "or at any other time until you make appropriate retrac tion or correction of this insult in a manner satisfactory to my gov note said Kenneth Young a State department ar Eastern expert would be available in Mun san for messages whenever the Reds apologize and show a sin cere desire to get the conference started Sister of POW Continued from Page 1 Authorized Dealer in thia territory for "ROCK AGES l22N9thSt a Dial 27302 Pleas for Clemency JEERSON CITY Mo (INS) Gov Phil Donnelly of Mis souri said he has turned over to acting Marshall William Tatman some 30 letters from per sons asking him to extend clem ency to the kidnap slayers of little Bobby Greenlease Donnelly pointed out he has no jurisdiction over Carl Austin Hall 34 and Mrs Bonnie Brown Heady 41 because they are federal pris oners Hall and Mrs Heady are doomed to die at 12:01 a riday in the Jefferson City peniteniary gas chamber Donnelly said some of the let ters asked that the death penalty be commuted to life imprisonment Others he added urged the exe cution be put off Until after Christ mas GRANITE: if CEMENT and STEEL BURIAL VAULTS Dean Confident Continued from Page 1 Learns of Son's Death INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Airman 2C ranklin Chasteen of In dianapolis was killed Sunday when he stepped in front of a pistol at a shooting gallery his father Noah Chasteen learned Monday The accident occurred at Wichita alls Tex with the increasing emphasis atomic weapons need large numbers of men in uniform is considerably SUPPORTER IN PAST Cole who has supported UMT in the past said he did not think Congress would pass it now and that he might switch his own posi tion Rep Leslie Arends (R Ill) the House GOP whip said the draft and UMT cannot operate simul taneously Rep Leo Allen (R Ill chair man of the key House rules com mittee said always been against it and still Sen Edwin Johnson (D Colo) said very much opposed to adding think it can operate with the draft at OR PLAN Duff (R Pa) he is complete the commission re May Arm India NEW DELHI India (AP) Diplomatic sources said Monday Soviet Ambassador A Menshi kov has madq an informal bid to discuss a military equipment sale program with India if the United States decides to arm neighboring Pakistan Indian officials declined to com KOHL Mrs Margaretha riends may call after Wednesday noon at Boiler Baker funeral home where services will be held at 1:30 Thursday Rev Heath officiating: burial in Spring Vale cemetery Survivors include threa grandchildren Mrs Ralph Baker Mrs William Miller and Cpl Ronald Kohl and three great grandchildren Nancy and Roger Miller and Hal Baker COLD WAVES ONLY Inrlqdlng 1 Youths 18 Continued from Page 1 WILD WEDNESDAY EACH WILL AT A Harvard NEW YORK (AP) Sen Jo seph McCarthy (R Wis) in a new blast at Harvard university says the college apparently is a sanctuary ifth amendment cases" President Nathan Pusey of Harvard said in Cambridge Mass Monday night that he had no com ment He has said previously there are no Communists on the Har vard faculty and that use of the ifth amendment is not "a con fession of The slap at the uni versity came Monday during hear ings here by the Senate perma nent investigations subcommittee which he heads Monday night Wendell urry a Harvard professor said at his home in Belmont Mass that he has been called to appear before the subcommittee Wednesday McCarthy is conducting public hearings into alleged Communist espionage at Monmouth the Army Signal Corps headquar ters of top secret radar defense The comment on Har vard came as tioning of Mrs Sylvia Berke Bronx a job for a Mrs Communist at that time or September when she testified at a closed hearing However she re fused to say whether she ever had been a Communist citing the ifth amendment The amendment is a guarantee to witnesses against possible self incrimination McCarthy suggested that Mrs Berke if the board of education job Plane Crash Lands Atop Own Lifeboat PRESTWICK Scotland A Air orce air sea rescue plane crash landed early Tuesday on a boat on dry land All 10 men aboard escaped injury al though the boat was smashed and the plane badly damaged The plane a modified 29 Su perfortress carrying a 34 foot life boat slung under the fuselage de "veloped engine trouble on a train Ing flight over Scotland A propel ler flew off tearing a big gash in the fuselage and knocking out the electric and hydraulic sys tems Unable to let down the landing wheels the pilot skidded in at Prestwick airport for a belly land ing atop the lifeboat The aircraft slid for 1000 yards along the run way before stopping oCodde 6 Servinl Lafayette or 70 Yean HUER BEAUTY COLLEGE 821 MAIN ST PHONE 2 2417 laquir about nroUlag if yoe would like to become beooty operator truce was Eisenhower to take a the method by which military reserves are set up and other manpower prob lems REQUESTED BY IKE The report made public Monday was in response to this request The group recommended that UMT start by January 1955 or earlier with training of 100000 18 year olds for a six month period The trainees would have a 7 1 2 year reserve obligation after their training ends and would go into the ready reserve the first to be called up in an emergency The draftees under the plan would have a six year reserve pe riod after their two years of mili tary service but would 'fee in the standby reserve to be called only if the ready reserve is exchausted DRAT SAID The report hammered hard at the argument that the present draft system is unfair It said there are about 1600000 young of military age who have not seen service now and that by 1960 this number will have Increased to 2 200000 even if the size of the armed forces is not cut About 2500000 of the 3500000 youths who became 18 between 1945 and the start of the Korean war saw no military service in that Deriod the renort said i yet 600000 veterans of World war II had to be recalled involuntarily for service in Korea STYLE SHOP andjlnent on reports that Menshikov made the offer on the heels of Vice President Richard Nix recent visit here LOOK A professional wave at less than home permanent prices and much better too No Appointment Necessary HARRY'S WEST SIDE SQUARE OTTO CRANDALL SR reddie Otto Crandall Sr 57 an employe of the Brown Rubber com pany was fatally stricken with a heart attack while at work around 3 pm Monday and was pronounced dead on arrival at Home hospital He resided at Trailer court Born In Mt Carmel lived there until coming city 12 years ago He married Goldie Shumake in 1940 and had been employed as a trucker at Brown Rubber for eight years He was a veteran of World war I Surviving besides the widow are a son reddie Otto Jr at home and a sister Mrs Okla Marsee city MRS MARGARETHA KOHL Mrs Margaretha Kohl 91 died at 4:30 Monday in St Eliza beth hospital of a broken hip sus tained inA fall Dec 5 at the home of her daughter Mrs Samuel lack (1729 Perrine street with whom she made her home Born Herkimer county New York she was married in 1890 to Lee Kohl who died in 1924 She had lived in Lafayette since 1895 and was a member of Brown Street Methodist church Mrs lack is the only near sur vivor MRS LUCILLE HAYNES RANKORT Mrs Lucille Haynes 51 widow of Orval Haynes and a former resident of rank fort died Monday in her home at Morris III after an illness of weeks A native of Seneca she lived in rankfort after marriage and until 1946 when went to Morris Surviving are a son Orval Haynes Jr and four daughters Mrs Rachel Larson Mrs Pearl Howe and Mrs Maxine Sanders of Morris And Mrs Iona Spencer rankfort The body will be sent to rankfort MRS HATTIE HERRIMAN MOROCCO Mrs Hattie (Thomas) Herriman 80 died Sun day night in Scott nursing home Lafayette Born in 1873 she spent most of her life in this community Her husband John Herriman whom she married in 1907 died about 20 years ago She was a member of Daughters of Union Veterans Surviving are two daughters Mrs Caroline Garrard of Maywood Ill and Mrs Elsie Jones of Chi cago WILLIAM GWIN William Elmer Gwin 81 retired farmer died shortly before noon Monday in Jasper County hospital following an illns of several years He had been hospitalized since Dec 10 Born in Jasper county he spent all his life in this vicinity His wife the former annie Wood died sev eral years ago Surviving are a son Leon Gwin of Rensselaer two brothers Leslie of near Rensselaer and Marion of Lewistown Mont a sister Mrs Ray Berry of Sullivan ourteenth and Ball Sts PHONE 2300 RiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiniuiuiiiuiiiuiE CRANDALL Otto Sr riends Tn ay call at Hippensteel funeral home after 7 Tuesday where services will be conducted at 10 a ni Wednes day Rev oust officiating Re mains will then be taken to Short fu neral home Mt Carmel Ill where friends may call after 7 Wednes day Services there 1 Thursday HERRIMAN Mrs Hattie Services will be held Wedne day 2 in Mo rocco Baptist church Rev John Spencer officiating Burial In Oakland cemetery Morocco riends may call at Hancock funeral chapel Icorocro after noon Tuesday At 'Alarming' Rate INDIANAPOLIS (UP) I I 71 tux 21 CfRUIf I 1 7 hh a is 11 TYrrn rU25 JSSCV! Tuesday Evening December 15 1953 IND EVERYTHING IS BEING SAGRIICEO I TOP STYLES AT SACRIICE PRICES! it DRESS UP OR THE HOLIDAYS ALL OUR HIGH STYLE WINTER COATS WASH DRESSES DRESSES Values to 1995 SMART WARM COATS VALUES TO 4950 A HOUSE COATS HOUSE COATS HUNDREDS STYLE RIGHT DRESSES HOLIDAY DRESSES VALUES TO 795 SKIRTS BETTER DRESSES VALUES TO 1695 Values to 595 VALUES TO 1995 ORMALS Values to 2200 ORMER 3500 Io 6500 it SUITS 2189 3989 SLIPS a ormerly 3J98 to 5J98 49 89 LAST MINUTE GIT BARGAINS LAST MINUTE GIT BARGAINS LAST MINUTE GIT BARGAINS LAST MINUTE GIT BARGAINS ft ft it it I 1 AVERAGE LENGTH AND EXTRA LENGTH VELVETS POPULAR PASTELS A' REAL BARGAIN LAST MINUTE GIT BARGAINS ft I ft ft ft ft ft a I a ALL COLORS ALL SIZES ALL PRICES ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft a I Nylons Cotton Pure Silks PUT APPAREL UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE! 1 ftl MANY STYLES COLORS AND PRICES TO CHOOSE ROM STUNNING ONE A KIND BEAUTIES EXCLUSIVE NEW STYLES EVEN ATER 2 WEEKS HEAVY SELLING OUR HUGE STOCK STILL OERS HUNDREDS EXCITING TOP WINTER STYLES AT OUT AND OUT BARGAIN PRICES ORIGINAL LOW PRICES ARE SLASHED AS MUCH AS 50 BUY NOW OR YOURSEL OR GITS IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME ANY DISTANCE OR THESE EXCITING SAVINGS TOP BRACKET ALL WOOLS EXPENSIVE DETAILS MANY MILIUM LINED REDUCED TO HUNDREDS STYLE RIGHT BEAUTIES WIDE CHOICE SLIGHTLY SHOP SOILED POPULAR WINTER STYLES QUALITY WOOLS GLAMOROUS STYLES WANTED ABRICS AND COLORS LEECES CHECKS NOVELTIES LEADING STYLES COLORS SUPERB ALL WOOL BEAUTIES WANTED URS DEPENDABLE WARM COATS POPULAR COLORS TAILORED AND DRESSY STYLES NOT ALL SIZES Values to 398 COLORUL WASH ABRICS NOT ALL SIZES UR TRIMMED COATS VALUES TO 6950 HAT SELL OUT DRESSY COATS VALUES TO 3100 ftl si AND THIS YEAR YOU EN JOY TERRIIC PRICE REDUC TION ON EVERYTHING IN STOCK 10000000 WORTH WINTER STYLES GOING OR AROUND 86000000 SAVE ON APPAREL THE PERECT CHRISTMAS GIT I a a a a I I 8 8 a ft A ftl ft ft ft I ft ft ft a a a a a a a a a a a a 8 8 a a a a CASUAL COATS VALUES TO 2795 1889 ft a 8 Rl 0 ftl ft I ftl 8 a 11l ft ftl ft ft M1 ftl ft1 ft ftl ftl ftl1 I ftl ftl ft ft ft ftl 8 8 a a a I a a a I a a a a 8 I a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a I a a 8 CREDIT I YOU WISH! ABULOUS COATS VALUES TO 7500 SAMPLE COATS VALUES TO 9950 VALUE SENSATION I YOU SAVE UP TO i ANtf MORE TERRIIC BARGAIN 2 for 500 MAKE 9 PRACTICAL GITS ALL RADICALLY REDUCED Balcony HARRY'S APH7 SAT NIGHT DECEMBER 19 MON NIGHT DECEMBER 21 OKE A STYLE DRESSES Just out of their tissue wrappings Coming C7 from one of best dress houses Marked below regular this week HOLIDAY DRESSES OR EVERY OCCASION EXCLUSIVE DRESSES 1089 Advance style carefully selected dresses Prices at dollars less than they should be I Biff 598 Sellers outstand ING VALUES n9 NOT ALL SIZES 4fll Sri Si ft 1 3 2 3 1189 3 2 5 i I I torM? ercr.