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8 Tuesday Evening January 27 1953 Ki'CHKAGO DEATHS 'IND SPECIAL! Balloori Dance Each Tuesday OR DINNER PHONE 2 6086 of A UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION LAST TIMES TODAY A UNERAL NOTICES IELDER ARTHUR ALSO conducts Cartoon and Short Subject THE BOSTON POPS TOUR ORCHESTRA TOMORROW In Two Completely Different Programs See irst for 2 7302 or Additional Information for PARAMOUNT NEWS siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirr its 14 LEGAL NOTICES tax a 11 Howard Keel jane Greer Patricia Medina tOM STARTS TOMORROW signal for a voluirioer Mai OVRR for go he had shot chest with a fjiptndabli DRUG STORES offi View and his home morning members the the ad be illing Prescriptions Is Our oremost Occupation Admission: Season ticket passport or $150 Single Admission tickets on sale at the Hall of Music Box Office Make checks payable to Purdue University enclose self addressed stamped envelope ONE MAN AND 200 WOMEN! Hasbud hiiagry girlx seeking a fata forgetting a branagatold dangers! Listen To Court News Every Thursday Night 7:15 on WASH ADDED IESTA OR at your Kroger Tenderay Beef give you ihore money UNERAL HOMEhto WZN9thSt Dial 77302 INVEST IN THE DURABLE KY Rita Gets Divorce HOLLYWOOD (INS) Movie actress Rita Hayworth was back in Hollywood Tuesday after her Reno divorce from Prince Aly Khan The actress won an absolute di vorce by default Monday She also won custody of her three year old daughter Yasmin 1 The decree made no provisions for alimony nor for the support of the child coroner Dr Sue To Get Chimp ULLERTON Calif (UP) Mr and Mrs Jack Dutton tried to rescue their pet chimpanzee from a zoo Tuesday The Duttons who raised the chimpanzee as if it were child and then sold it to the zoo filed suit to nullify the sale They com plained the' zoo owner let the chimp wear clothes or sleep in a real bed ux ALLEN IM AftIZOMA COWQT end KOKO TWI MttACll MftBU nu JRW1I dTtadd STEVE COCHRAN BICKORD PHYUISJHAXTER MICHAEL CURTIZ PLUS PLUS A DELIGHTUL CO EATURE 1 A GIRL AND A ORTUNE AT STAKE! married Laura May Helvie in 1920 Surviving besides the widow are five sons Basil and Dallas of Lafayette Harold of Dana Lloyd of Chrisman Ill and Jerry at home a brother Rus sell of Royal Center and a sister Mrs Hazel Wilson of Lucerne PLUS WAR AND SABOTAGE! Purse Taken Mrs Kenneth Young of Tax Relief Sought SAN RANCISCO (AP) Two tax consultants in letters to Sen William Knowland and two con gressmen Tuesday proposed that working girls be permitted to de duct their beauty costs from their income for tax purposes just like professional glamour girls do just as important for secre taries clerks and other women working for wages to look pretty on the job as it is for the girls of movies qtage radio and television argued the consultants ourteenth and Ball Sts PHONE 2 3300 Owens Coming ibre Glass shares he said he bought long ago for about $2 a share Sen Morse told' the Senate Wil proposed sale of GM stock any sacrifice because the estimated $600000 in taxes Wil son will haye to pay comes out of his profits in selling the stock for more than he paid for it you'd think we were tak ing his trousers off" he said Sen Lehman and Willis Smith contended that even after Wilson disposed of his personal GM hold ings he will have an indirect in terest in the motor firm through stock held by his wife and shares he proposes to give his childrep and grandchildren Sen Harry Byrd (D Va) who first challenged Wilson's right to the defense post said the nomi nee had acted with pa triotism in agreeing to sell his stock Tax Loss Charged WASHINGTON (UP) Pulitzer prize novelist James Gould Coz zens shortchanged the government by nearly $10000 on taxes due on earnings from a book about law and justice according to Tax Court records published Tuesday Cozzens wrote the 1949 Pulitzer prize work "Guard of Honor" His appeal to the Tax Court in volved Income from a book pub lished In 1942 entitled "The Just and the Authorized Dealer in this territory for "ROCK AGES" GRANITE CEMENT and STEEL BURIALVAULTS LUNA STARTS TOMORROW Lafayette Lafayette The Style Stores for Men The excitingjqrl story of two women on a manhunt! NOTICE APPOINTMENT No 6790 Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed executor of the will of SARAH ALTHSPR deceased late of Tippecanoe County Indiana The estate supposed to be solvent WILLIAM ALTHERR Executor GEORGE WEfGLE Attorney Lafayette Ind January 1953 113 20 27 Polio's Defeat Continued from Page 1 Mrs Kenneth Young of 2 told state police detectives Monday that her billfold containing $30 and papers was taken from thc counter of a restaurant hospital i superintendents because have the responsibility of these Institutions but no direct means of carrying out that The 68 per cent increase in mon ey to operate the hospitals Craig said is to provide funds it will be available to assist in curing the He asked the Legislature to dele gate to a State Director of Mental Health the responsibility men tal hospital superintendents Crea tion of the jobgof director has been proposed by Craig The governor has said previously he believes construction at mental institutions should be held down and priority given to treatment But in his speech today he said: you find that construction work is necessary to round out the mental health program I entreat you to provide for NEW BUILDING URGED To stay within the budget Craig said am requesting department heads not only to live within the budget but also to save on that budget through more efficient operation" The governor again asked for a state office building to on operation costs and promote He praised the Legislature for passing a resolution that asks Con gress to stop taxing gasoline The Legislature received a two year state budget totaling a record $606938000 with sharply increased expenditures for school aid and mental health The budget proposes cutting into the $70 million general fund surplus at the rate of more than $20 million for each of the two years between July 1 1953 and June 30 1955 It would leave a balance of $28460000 on the latter date State for the two year period would be $59904000 more than during the two years ending next June 30 an increase of 1136per cent Gov mental health pro gram based on hiring more doc tors nurses and other employes and paying them better salaries rather than putting up new build ings accounts for $12 million of the increased state government expense The budget grants an average $400 a year pay increase to em ployes of mental hospitals and pro vides for the addition of 800 em ployes in these institutions by the end of the 1955 fiscal year State aid to local schools would be increased $18 million The budg et makes no provision for any in creases in salaries but merely seeks to keep present costs abreast of the increase in enroll ments HOUSE BILL HIGHER The $138 million school aid item is $34 million less than a House bill introduced Monday calling for salary increases of $520 to $1000 a year The 1951 53 appropriation "was $124161000 The governor has already said he favors higher salaries for be ginning teachers but Rep Robert Menke (R Huntingburg)" au thor of the new bill said the 1 proposed increases may eventually be cut in half If approved the salary increases would be added by the Legislature Another large increase in the budget adds $14 million to construc tion and operating funds for state colleges and universities largely because of needed new construction at the Indiana University Medical school The two year budget was pre pared by the state budget commit tee with the aid of Lytle ree hafer outgoing state budget direc tor and his successor Donald Clark sHwmitMii "AAHOdA i the vaccine will not be generally available this year TREATMENT SAE It is certain that this vaccine is safe that it cause polio It is made out of viruses killed by chemical treatment with formalin or formaldehyde It is also certain that the vaccine could protect against all three types of viruses that can cause human polio It took three solid years of work costing $1370000 to learn that there are only three such vi ruses named the' Brunhilde Lans ing and Leon which are dangerous This vaccine contains all three types Viruses in this vaccine although killed by chemicals still keep the power to make a human produce antibodies against polio viruses WORK MANY Dr Weaver stressed that success in producing this vaccine came from work of many scientists putr ting together pieces of a tremen dous jigsaw puzzle i Several other methods of mak ing or using some em ploying live but weakened virus will still be studied he said The search will continue drugs which may combat polio OTHER TEMPORARY The foundation meanwhile will help to stockpile and use a tem porary polio fighter This is gam ma globulin a protein in blood that carries antibodies against polio Dramatic tests last summer proved that shots of gamiha glo bulin can give temporary protec tion about six against polio paralysis Antibodies given through gamma globulin soon disappear Those made from getting a vaccine would last much longer Time will tell whether this vaccine is really the final answer to polio If it works as nopea polio will have lost sting Dope 'Peril' Cited NEW YORK (UP) rancis Cardinal Spellman says Army doc tors in Korea told him that a number of American solders are narcotics addicts In an address Monday night Catholic prelate said most of soldiers apparently acquired diction in the United States fore entering the Armv Cardinal Spellman returned earl ier this month from a trip to Korea The Army recently denied that narcotics addiction was wide spread among troops in Korea Red Cross Shoes EXCLUSIVE AT 420 MAIN ST LAST TIMES TODAY JAMES CAGNEY in PRICE and MICHAEL RENNIE in Wilson Continued from Page 1 Standard ood Store South Street at Earl Ave in Mar Jean Village Open 9 AM to 10 PM Monday Through Saturday CROSS INDICATES place some 18 miles' east of Macomb Ill along the Spoon river in western Illinois' where a $29 million plant to assemble nuclear weapons will be built according to an an nouncement from Washington Ground will be broken early in the spring Nearly 10000 acres will be set aside for plant ''V (AP Wirephoto Map) MALCHOW Miss Emma riends my call after 7 Tuesday at the Jacknon funeral home Rensselaer where services wilt be held at 12:30 Thursday Rev Robert Ward of ficiating: burial In Weston cemetery NOTICE TO HEIRS CREDITORS AND LEGATEES No 6606 In the matter of the estate of BER THA SWANK Deceased In the Tippe canoe Circuit Court January Term 1853 NOTICE! is hereby given to the credi tors heirs and legatees of BERTHA SWANK deceased and all persons in terested In said estate to appear tn said Circuit Court on Tuesday the 17th day of ebruary 1953 being the day fixed and endorsed on the INAL settlement account of ALMA CARLSON adminis tratrix of said decedent and show cause If any why sucH INATj AC COUNT should not be approved: and the heirs of said decedent and all oth ers interested are also hereby notified to appear in said court on said day and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate ALMA CARLSON Administratrix HARRY SCHULTZ Attorney lor Estate presents WESTWARD THE WOMEN ROBERT TAYLOR DENISE DARCEL TODAY and TOMORROW LAAYETTE BALTIMORE CLOTHES SHOP Store or Men Main bt Phone 2 2873 Quality Clothes Hats and urnishings'' MS Desperate Search REXROAT ColemtL riends may call at Towers ann! funeral home Kentland after Wednes day Services at Thursday In Mt Pleasant church at Olney Ill Bu rial in adjoining cemetery Says New Continued from Page 1 Man and Wife Die WitBifi Minutes' A North Judson woman and her husband died in Jasper county hospital here Mon day within little more than an hour of each other Mrs Mary Melvina Obenchain died at 16:45 a and William Wiley Obenchain died at noon Both were 74 years' old She ha4 been hospitalized three week and her husband two weeks Mrs Obenchain was born in Illi nois and lived inlJasper and Starke counties for 30 years She had gone to the home of a daughter Mrs Job Walker of Rensselaer in De cember Mr Obenchain was born in Jasper county and was a laborer They were married in August 1897 in Barkley township Both were members of the Church of God They are survived by three daugh ters Mrs Jenny Cavinder of Val paraiso Mrs Leota Walker and Mrs Austa Walker both of Rens selaer and a son Leslie Obenchain of South Bend Surviving Mrs Obenchain are four brothers Clarence of Paxton William Nuss of Wheat field Ernest Nuss of Rensselaer and Charles Nuss of Mallard' la and three sisters Mrs Stella Snow of air Oaks Mrs Nellie Snow of Rensselaer and Mrs Carrie Rem ley of Dixon Ill Surviving Mr Obenchain are a brother Samuel of Wheatfield and a sister Mrs Austa Cooper Parr Gregg Dies In Philippines Mrs Gregg of 453 Little ton street West Lafayette has re ceived word of the death icf her brother in law Ward Gregg 69 at Manila in the Philippine islands on Jan 22 He had been a prisoner of the Japanese in the Santo To mas prison camp' in the Philip pines during World war II Born at Lafayette Mr Gregg was graduated with a bachelor of science in engineering from Pur due in 1902 He went to the' Philip pines ts' supervisor of schools at Manila In 1910 he returned to Lafayette to marry lora Nelson a twin sister of Mrs Charles A West former Lafayette resident now living at Denver Colo Mr Gregg had been in private business and government positions in the Philippines and he and his wife were interned during the war until liberated by American forces in 1945 Surviving besides the widow are a son Robert now living in the States and a sister Mrs Robert Hutton of Rosebud Ore Balanced Budget Aim WASHINGTON first of the message will emphasize that he wants a balanced budget but will offer few details on how to achieve one informed sources said Tuesday Y' Elsenhower met with Republican Congressional leaders to discuss his still unfinished message which he will deliver in person before a joint session of the House and Senate 11:30 a (CST) next Monday According to one informant the President "will put considerable emphasis on foreign policy and wil restate the basic political pholoso phy which Eisenhower outlined during the 1952 presidential cam paign Thus the message can be ex pected to chart a generally con servative course in domestic af fairs Eisenhower during the cam paign called for sharp cuts in gov ernment spending tax relief after the budget is balanced less federal intervention in fields where state or private initiative is possible revisions of the Taft Hartley labor law and maintenance of most of the social welfare re forms of the past 20 years Although the message inevitably will touch upon the Korean war it was understood Eisenhower will oiot attempt to present a pat solu tion It was pointed out that he would be unlikely in any event to announce details of military strategy in a public address: Informants predicted dent will stress the need for a balanced budget without going into detail on where spending should oe cut His specific proposals cuts in federal spending will to Congress later HIPPENSTEEL INC: UNERAL HOME Air ollowing tunerJi Hwt Bten Schtdultd MRS CORA PEYTON QUALITY SHOES At Low Prices MOON 1 Rely on WALGREEN'S for DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE HAROLD SMITH Word has been received here of the death of Harold Smith 55 In the Veterans administration hospital at Louisville Ky He had been ill 12 years Born at Lafayette he lived here until going into the Army in World war I He had been a s8esman at Louisville and was married in 1926 to Wilhelmina Brown Surviving 'besides the widow are a sister Mrs Luther Cooper of La fayette two brothers Robert Smith of St Louis and WilliamSmith of Jeffersonville and three sons Harold Smith Jh William Richard Smith and John pobert Smith all of Louisville MRS ELVIN DAVIS CRAWORDSVILLE Mrs Jo sie (McDonald) Davis 65 wife of Elvin Davis died in her home 609 Illinois street at 3:45 Monday after an illness of several months Survivors besides her husband are four daughters Mrs Walter Lowe Lafayette Mrs Devon Han lon and Mrs Clyde Shelton and Mrs Edgar Ross Crawfordsville a sister Mrs May Maker Nobles ville and a brother Harry Mc Donald Kokomo SAMUEL McCLURE WILLIAMSPORT Samuel Vir gil McClure 67 died Monday in the Veterans administration hos pital at Indianapolis He had been ill several years and hospitalized a day Born In Warren county he was 11 i il luoiuciiL ui ine uoiiiinun ity He was a laborer and vet eran of World war He was a member of the Methodist church here and Warren Post 259 Ameri can Legion 1 Surviving are two sisters Mrs Lona Etta Sipes of Earl Park and Mrs Goldie Cheesman of West Point RANK PEARCY rank Pear cy 83 of 1058 South ifth died at 9:40 a Tuesday in the Stoker nursing home here He had been ill several months Born in Clinton county yhe was married to Nellie Knickenbocker who died in 1942 He was a labor er and member of the Pilgrim Holiness church Surviving are three sons Clar ence Pearcy of Kokomo Al bert and Leland Pearcy both of rankfort and a daughter Mrs Orville Maish of Grand Rapids Mich COLEMAN REXROAT KENTLAND Coleman Rexroat 87 died at 9:30 Mon day vin the home of a daughter Mrs Lowell Hill of Kentland Death was from a heart ailment Born In Richland county Illi nois he had farmed in that vicinity until he retired two years ago and moved here with his daughter His wife the former Sally Swartz died in 1909 He was a member of the Christian church Surviving ifre two daughters Mrs Hill and Mrs Clint Shoemak er of Champaign Hl a son John Rexroat of Champaign and a sister Mrs Maggie Essery of Car mi Ill JAMES KEYS RANKORT James Keys 82 of 500 South Third strqet died at 10 i Monday in Clinton county hospital after an illness of eight days Born in Clinton county he was a retired Monon railroad crossing watchman He was a member of the irst Methodist church There are no immediate suryivors INANT CLEMANS RENSSELAER Donald Wayne Clemans six month old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cle'mans of Rensselaer 6 died Monday in a local office The baby had been ill a week with chicken pox and pneumonia He was born at Rensselaer July 27 Surviving besides the parents are two sisters Audrey and Loretta both at home MISS EMMA MALCHOW RENSSELAER Miss Emma Malchow 69 retired school teacher died Monday afternoon to the Jasper county hospital where she was a patiejit nine days She was a semi invalid 13 years Born near Rensselaer she spent her life in and near here She was graduated from high school here in 1901 and taught In the county and city schools for 26 years before her retirement She was a member of the Presbyterian church Surviving is a sister Mrs Charles Schleman Rensselaer OPEN EVERY Monday 9 A5L to 6 PM Tues Wed Thurs Sat 9 to 6 riday 9 AM to 9 PM A i SUPER MARKET OGARTY TIRE CO Third St Phone 6855 AT YOUR KROGER and only can you get Kroger Cut to value for your Wear East Side Square January 30 and 31 8:00 pm PURDUE HAU MUSIC HCTUBI AND CARTOON Man Role Seen for Lodge UNITED NATIONS (INS) observers believe American delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr will play the role of In developing foreign policy within the global organization The 50 year old Republican set a new high in the level of diplomacy by declaring he would religiously attend all weekly meet ings of President cabinet Lodge underlined his nominal independence of the State depart ment in requesting BI Director Edgar Hoover to screen all 130 American employes of the delegation as well as the 2000 on the payroll of the He made yit clear that he wants the BI to comb the records of all ranking personnel at the mission from ambassadors down to couriers and office help In his request Monday further demonstrated his direct action diplomacy by asking the BI chief to report to him per sonally on each American at the or on the team soon as Secretary of State John oster Dulles and Lodge are close friends and presumably will co operate closely in carrying out thleir cam paign of strengthening if as an instrument for peace But the initial moves of the Massachusetts diplomat indicated he reserves for himself the right to keep in constant and direct touch with the White House nnilR dynamite tiarring: JANE' RUSSELL GROUCHOMARXIJ STARTS TODAY JACK and JILL SHOP West Side Square Complete Line of 7 NURSERY UftNITURE i 1 PEYTON Mrs riends may call after 6 pm Tuesday at Hfppensteel funeral home Services there at 2 Wednesday icev Heemstra elating Interment in Grand cemetery our grandchildreneven great grandchildren survive LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER NOTICE APPOINTMENT NO 6793 Notice Is hereby given that the under Slgned has been appointed administratrix of the estate of 1NDA PETERS deceased late Tippecknoe County Indiana The estate is sup'posed to be EARLMA BAKER HARRY SCHULTZ Attorney Lafayette Ind January 19 1953 12027 23 LAST TIMES TODAY RED SKELTON in Pur ge in Germany Strikes Diplomats BERLIN (AP) Thti Eaat Ger man Communist purge was re Tuesday sweeping through I the entire foreign ministry in i eluding the diplomatic corps a8 Signed to Moscow and the satellites West Berlin political Circles heard sources in the Soviet sector that Anton Ackermann successor to the imprisoned oreign Minister Georg Detlnger has ordered a complete shakeup Principal targets of the purge were said to be those representa tives who were endorsed by Der tinger for their assignments Recall of Stefan Heymann min ister to Hungary and Erhard Schef fler minister to Albania reported ly has tieen ordered Other employes of the ministries in Prague Warsaw Budapest and Tirana ((he capital of Albania) also will be brought back to Berlin the report added Other political friends of Derting er throughout the East zone were said tj be in imminent danger of arrest particularly his associates in the East fellow travelling Christian Democratic Union of 'which he was deputy chairman I VAUGHAN I I MONUMENT CO I MOTHERS' ON POLIO THURSDAY JANUARY 29 Torn on yoor PORCH LIGHT to cd for yoor ceotribotion i CHARLTONZHESION SUSAN MORROW PETER HANSON JOAN TAYLOR A Paoaoiat fictw Hot point WOLE VER Electric Company 642 MAIN ST PH 2 4852i I Ex Lafayette Man Takes Own Life WEST Ottis Andrbw King 53 a mechanic employed by Duncan Electric Mfg Co Lafay ette took his own life at near here early Monday His bodv was found hv of his family in a barn near the family home where himself through the shotgun Warren county James Crane said the victim had been mentally depressed for some time The fanily moved here from Lafayette about six months ago King was born in Cass county in 1899 and was a member of the riends church at Russiaville He CLUB AVALON "9 South Ninth Street Road Opposite Country Club Your avorite Dine and Dance Nite Spot ENTERTAINMENT EACH NITE By Glen at the Hammond Organ In this age of small homes and apartments when each year sees an increasing num her of people making use of uneral Homes oursis a desired and needed con venience Since the average person is called upon to make funeral arrangements only about once in ten to fifteen years few people have any idea 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