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20 THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE IND Monday Evening April 12 1963 HOME HOSPITAL and Steve YOUNG SCIENTISTS Jefferson High LAAYETTE Republican Democratic William no 50 13 50 13 a PAUL HILD sows Youth A Rama Young and 75 6 living work at 17 all To Democratic Winger and son Wol St HEAR! HEAR! HEAR! the Pleas ad tax Jerri CLITON CARLILE and SON Grade Hereford Cows re LAAYETTE BOTTLED GAS CO 24 HOUR SERVICE DIAL SH 2 6226 514 SH 2 7428 LUNCH SERVED ON GROUNDS BULK TANKS OR LEASI OR SALE Donald Blue John Korschot Carter Goldman of as Emerson (not pic of teen agers cities where some 8000 rul the the Alkire Neubauer thousands than 500 conducted Earl Heninger Robert Leon Huffman Robert Kennedy Robert Jones be be re ogarty Humbert Ramhap John Cornell rank Hall His Re the with education related to fully high 1 ws lh New York Stocks 11 am Quotations by MERRILL LYNCH PIERCE ENNER SMITH INC extra a reg for Life at Bottom The bottom of the coean floor supports bacteria sea anemones mollusks and minute crustaceans Scientists believe giant squid may also live there sustaining them selves on that floats down or City Clerk Paul Brooks or Mayor William Gettings shares the island of with the Dominican recently freed from dictatorship ifty miles Students Get Jobs As Night iremen DEIANCE Ohio (AP) Six Defiance College men get their quarters free and are paid a dol lar a night besides serv ing as night firemen and in the fire stations But it also means an class The six must attend ular Monday evening class firemen One of the six John etter Napoleon Ohio says the iob is exciting as playing football or go ing to a prom when you tumble out of bed to go to a fire and below Three New Cherry Varieties Ready BERKELEY Calif (AP) Three new cherry varieties were released by the University of Cal ifornia for commercial propaga tion Grown in San Joaquin County test plots for 10 years they were given numbers instead of names until they are approved arm adviser red Charles said UC 26 15 an excellent dark red cherry may replace Bing US 23A 3a is a beautiful cream col ored Royaf Ann and US 30 9a is considered a black Tartarian placement Errant Cigarette Leads to Injuries GLASGOW Scotland (AP) Leonard McCallum flicked a cig arette butt from the window of his car as he drove along here The wind caught the cigarette and whisked it up his sleeve In his frantic maneuvers Mc Callum lost control of the car It ran onto a sidewalk and jammed between a lamppost and the par apet of a bridge He escaped with minor injuries 50 OO 00 50 00 democrats To Talk Democratic candidates in the May 7 primary election will make statements of policy at a meeting of the Wabash Township Demo cratic Club tonight The meeting at 8 will be in Congress Inn West Lafayette oo ii 10 256 11 10 00 down WiN StiEivuE Zenna Hamlin Dennis Powell Denman (left to right) all of Bon Air School Kokomo who teamed up on a project for the Lafayette Regional Science air are shown witn a set of paperback science books they received for their efforts (Staff Photo) 1 nail' took from 117 to 126 days to grow out Dr Bean said' But in 1959 it took 133 days in 1960 136 days aixi in 1961 138 days he said The nail was scored with a file at the cuticle on the first day of each month and photographed at intervals by a standardized tech nique in order to measure its growth he explained School Jeff Dentist Collects Penguin Curios MIAMI A Miami dentist lives with a thousand collected from throughout the world Marble wood iron tin and glass" penguins in assorted colors and sizes roost on dressers and tables and stand on the floor in Dr Gonzalo Jose seventh floor hotel room on Biscayne Bou levard time I pass a curio shop I browse for new said Dr Gallegos who came to Miami from his native Costa Rica 30 Capt the US ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL April 20: Lawrence Aretz Rt 12 Helen Armstrong Rochester Mrs Marlin Brown and daughter Rt 9 Robert Cheak Oxford Susie Corbin 634 6th St Har old Cobbs Delphi Mrs Eric Dargevics and daughter 900 Prin cess Drive West Lafayette Mrs Sherman Dickey 2338 26th St Mrs Joe arrell 1206 Washington St John orston Rt 7 William oster Rt 12 Mrs Alan rancis 2424 Euclid Drive Andrew Gray 7O8'2 5th St William Hummer Rt 7 Jay Jarrell Thorntown Mrs Jess Johnson 1108 Sycamore St Mrs Paul Kessen 927 7th St David LeBoeuf Dayton Ohio Joseph Mackey 1327 Columbia St Patricia Martin 514 31st St William McClung Hammond Perry McDonald Monon Bill McGinn Cincinnati St Alba My ers Kentland Mrs Perry Nei houser rancesville Mrs Ernest Niccum and daughter Romney Mrs Paul Schneidt and son Chal mers Mrs Clarence Siersema West Point Herbert Taylor 1307 Columbia St Mrs Earl Wallace Attica: Mrs James Williams and daughter 2504 Sequoya Drive Mrs Carl cott Mrs Clifford Wolf 1919 Greenbush April 21: Guy Hinsley Rt 12 Elena Piers or 1912 Whitcomb Ave Mrs Ted Carter and daugh ter 401 Lingle Ave Retta Collins 614 Park Ave Robin Dunbar Thorntown Mrs Charles Cooper Rt 6 Alex rechette owler Mrs James urkin and son Knights Trailer Court Mrs Earl isher Remington Mrs Jack ultz and son Delphi Mrs Ray mond Goodson and daughter 44 Vernon Road Steve Hasser ow ler Mrs Luther Hammond 1307 Cincinnati St Mrs Ronald John son 3502 Hampton Drive Mrs Richard Klimisch 120 2 Marshall Drive West Lafayette Connie Little Boswell Chrystie Little Boswell Martha Pattengale Atti ca Grover Muston 2007 Meharry St Mrs Joseph a and son 2200 Rainbow Lane West La fayette: Bernice Swaynie 621 10th St Cathy Sanchelli 2321 Manitoba Drive Rosemary Stair Colburn Helen Warner Brooks ton Douglas Wethington Rt 8 Isabell Weller Earl Park Young 1411 Sunset Drive Mrs Leroy Zahn Rt 13 PORT AU PRINCE Haiti (AP) threatening a revolt against President rancois Duva lier littered streets and yards of Port au Prince on Sunday Listing May 15 as the target date they were signed Revolution ary constitutional six year term as chief executive of this rench speaking Negro re public expires May 15 but he in tends to remain in power until 1967 Duvalier 55 is a physician turned politician who has survived a dozen plots in the past The new threat to his regimerame 48 hours after authorities announced the killing of a high army officer arrested on a charge of conspiring against Duvalier The officer Col Charles Turnier was reported shot dead while at temptingvto escape from the army barracks behind the presidential palace The leaflets showed up at the outset of a government of national gratefulness to which was launched with a 21 gun salute Apparently dropped by plane in the night they told residents to clear out before May 15 and that the revolutionary forces intended to clean the city of Duvalier and his henchmen Troops of uncontaminated part of the were instructed to place themselves uncondition ally at the service of the revolu tion avoid being crushed in the anti Duvalier dry cleaning op eration? Resistance organizations were asked to prevent looting Duvalier became president in 1957 in an election his foes de nounced as fraudulent The con stitution at that time limited him to one six year term He approved Wabash Valley Gem Show Set (left) (second from left) and Rick Stark tured) Klondike and Robert Lutz 'Kokomo at the Lafayette Regional air (Staff Photo) ARMY CITES Roger Hatch of the Lafayette unit of Army and Research Development Unit hands certificates of achievement to James Gray AT THE BOSWELL SALE BARN Mile East of Boswell on Highway 352 BOSWELL IND Army Teams To Test Arms All Cattle Are TB and Bangs Tested Most cows with calves by side or close up springers Hamilton James Tug Eastburn Gordon Clingan Auctioneers a new constitution deleting limitation and arranged an exten sion by plebiscite The president who has identi fied his regime with small middle class is now wooing the peasants who make up 90 per cent of the 48 million people and bear the bulk of the burden Haiti paniola public Trujillo to the west acrossthe Windward Passage is Cuba April 20: Ruth Alting Rt 4 Marion Applegate 434 Grant St West Lafayette Thomas Baker Rt 5 Roy Bowley Wol cott Mrs Karen Cain Triangle Trailer Court Anna Chenoweth! 109 28th St John Cooper 2646 Midlex Court Bobby Davis Craw fordsville Helen Dickerson 8 Lin coln Drive Mrs Dorothy Gris wold 225 4th St Gery Haas Attica Terry Helvie lora Doug las Judge Mulberry Mrs Irene Knowles 902 28th St Mrs Judith Koester 1816 Scott St Mrs James Moore and son 1905 21st St Edward Morrison 828 10th St Miller Port 201 Lin coln St Mrs Laura Potts Kent land Mrs Bessie Snapp 2401 Butler St Mrs Robert Stoner and daughter 10 West Court Mrs William Whitaker 1317 Underwood St Jobe Williams on Rt 10 April 21: Mrs Donald Banes and son Battle Ground Melvin Bockrath 20 Cardinal Court Noah Brown 401 7th St Mrs Mary Chase Rt 1 Mrs Timothy Dir bas and son Mulberry Mrs Phil lip Easterday and daughter 70 Maples Trailer Court Mrs Goldie Hinton Crawfordsville Donovan Jacoby Rt 4 Robert Jones 2319 25th St Robert Lahr 408 25th St Mrs Merle Million Mon ticello Duane Purvis 913 Wells St Mrs Stella Stote 21110 Cen tral St Mrs May Thompson 202J4 Main St Tony Tribbett Rt 1 Mrs Harley Warf and daughter Rt 8 James Waye Rt 12 Mrs Marilyn Winan Indian apolis Judith Wolfe Rt 12 Mrs Charles Wortman and son Battle Ground Jackson wrote "We are of the opinion the administratrix was en titled to use her discretion in de termining what constituted reason able funeral I The $761 expenditure thus was had upheld and the lower court was directed to make a new ruling in the case or City Judge Edward Keating Councilman At Large GO MODERN GO CITIES SERVICE LP GAS STIMULATING NEW POSITIONS with BELL AEROSYSTEMS CO in COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH AND ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT Wabash Av Evangelist Begins Rally Paul Hild youth evangelist will appear in five programs this week at the Assembly of God Church 1204 Greenbush St Hild is the featured speaker of A and will start his rallies here at 7:30 pm Tues day The services will last through Sunday The Rev Charles Hackett lo cal pastor said the youth speaker has traveled in 46 states and has talked to in more he has rallies Hild started his years of age He was graduated from North Central Bible College in Minneapolis eatures of the rallies will be the Talented Teens Chorus saxo phone numbers and youth films April 27 28 The annual exhibit of the Wa bash Valley Gem and Mineral So ciety has been set for Saturday and Sunday April 27 and 28 in Room 130of Union Build ing I The exhibit will be open from 10 am to 10 pm on both days Admission is free of charge but children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by adults eatured will be outstanding fos 1 sil and mineral specimen from local collections Also on display will be i jewelry made by members of the i adult education class in laoidarv conducted at Sunnyside Junior High School Lapidary equipment and working exhibits will be included Throughout the two day exhibit lectures will be conducted The lecture schedule was announced as follows: Clayton Smith Mysteries of Iris 2 pm Saturday and 1 pm Sunday Roy Lent Banana Plantation in the Mayan 2:30 pm Saturday and 1:30 pm Sunday Lee A Miller "Underground In a spelunking slide show 4 pm Saturday and 2:45 pm Sunday Nolan Aughenbaugh "Eight een Months in Antarctica with the International Geophysical Year discussion and slide showing about the Purdue geology graduate investigations of rock exposures 4 pm Sunday Old Walnut Long Sold for $2365 LOUISVILLE Ky (AP) Look twice at any old logs you may have lying around your home place a Louisville firm recently bought a black walnut log for $2 365 The 24 foot long log was 38 inch es in diameter whereas a nor mal walnut log is only 12 to 14 inches in diameter The log from the Pennsylvania Loyalsock Game arm in Lycom ing County was figured to be 175 to 200 years old The firm ex pected it to yield 70000 veneer surface feet with a hoped for price of about 25 cents a surface foot Inspection WASHINGTON (UPI) In few months two teams from an obscure government office called Cloud will visit one or more Army bases some where in the United States in a test of wits Their object: Without success to the inner secrets of the base to find out the number of tanks and certain other vehicles stationed there sThe teams will be forerunners of international inspection units which someday might police dis armament agreements among na tions 1 Tne visits will be the first held by any country involving actual inspections under simulated conditions The true number of vehicles will be known to Dr Lessing A Kahn who heads from a four story greystone build ing a few doors from the White House it will not be known to the inspectors Later their results will be com pared with the actual figures The methods they used will evaluated and information will gained on the size of team Bill Upheld INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) The Indiana Supreme Court has ruled that a welfare recipient is entitled to a decent burial The high' court reversed Deca tur Circuit Court which ruled that $200 was the maximum amount to pay for funeral expenses for Ly dia King who received welfare as 1 sistance from both Decatur and years Rush Counties lossie Abbott administratrix of the King estate filed a request with the Decatur court for a ing on which claims against estate had priority since claims exceeded the money The administratrix already paid funeral expenses of $761 additional hospital and doctor bills She had a blanace of $698 left but the Decatur Welfare Department claim of $483 and the Rush wel fare claim of $1672 exceeded this The lower court held Miss Ab bott should have paid only $200 for funeral expenses and she ap pealed this ruling Supreme Court Judge Amos Ask 604 212 916 470 ft 4 51 220 32 us demonstrate this mar velous method of AUDIO TONE Custom itting CALL WRITE OR COME IN TODAY I I CAPITOL HEARING AID CENTER 211 4th St SH 2 4857 Duck Survives Hot Trap in House MADISON Conn (AP) Mom my a white duck which usual ly sits stop the chimney of the Milton Voegtli home disappeared recently Three days later Voegtli heard a scratching in the exhaust pipe leading from the oil furnace to the chimney A plumber opened the pipe and found now black and hot Tse plumber said he figure out how the duck survived the heat AUTHORIZED DEALER OR BRYANT HEATING EQUIPMENT BULK AND CYLINDER DELIVERY WEST LAAYETTE Republican MaHanna or (3 To Be Nominated) Richard Rene Richard Con Ratzlaff James Hospital Dismissals Leaflets Set May 15 as Date for Haiti Revolt 3 50 4 4 75? 5 OO 5 30 6 25 3 503 75 OOfr'6 25 75zy 4 00 25? 4 OO 6 25 5 25 or Mayor Thomas Comingore James Williamson Shelby Gallien Emmett Koehler or Clerk Treasurer Russell Harshbarger or City Judge Charles Kemmer or Councilman At Large (2 To Be Nominated) Theodore Axton Jack Graves Jeanne Maloney or Council irst District Glenn Anderson Dean Rothenberger Richard Bossung Harold Kantz or Council Second District Alvin Breitwieser loyd Britt or Council Third District loyd Amsler Homer McClellan Carlton Potts or Council ourth District George Bender Samuel Broccolo Clarence Minniear Elaine Pearlman A Daniel Ruth Jr Richard Weber or Council ifth District Albert Mann Walter Hirsch Hope Reisner Isbell John Lischke Parker Shaw or Council ourth District Andrews DALE BAIRD Representing American Aberdeen Angus Breeders Ass'n Kenneth Robert McClellan Edwin McNeil Jesse Sackett Mack lanagan Lawrence Gard or Council ifth District Clarence Williams Gerald A Shaffer Glenn Wilson Leslie Stansbury or Council Sixth District Richard Wien Leonard Carter Lawrence A WEDNESDAY APRIL 24 1963 Sale Starts at 12:30 DST Th world's finest Hearing Aids are now actory Certified Custom itted at no extra cost to you This means you can have an AUDIOTONE modern minia ture hearing aid designed electronically to correct your Prettier Label Can Stop Dump Critics MILORD Conn (AP) call it a dump George Lay executive secretary of the Milford Planning and Zoning Board warned Mayor Charles lovino Lay wrote lovino that any plans to use lowlands first as dumps and later to develop them as parks should be labeled under problem has been pointed out many times during the pas: 10 he wrote land acquisition proposals were pre sented but the mention of the word dump seems to put a dead stop to any consideration of any new John Saul Jacob Link William Long Arthur McCaw Norman Neiburger John Schweitzer Leslie Stearns or Council irst District Morton Culver Donald Hal orce Walter Bernard lowers Kwiatkowski or Council Second District Elton McQueen Paul Gilliland Ralph Young Louise Wheeler or Council Third District Paul ischer Mary Ellen Hamilton Lois Edward Custom Curing SMOKING reezer Beef Cut Wrapped and rozen Quality Meats and Groceries RUNDS MEAT MARKET PURPLE RIBBON HYBRIDS Indiana Certified SEED BEANS SILVER LANE HYBRIDS Inc on US 24 in Remington in Tucson Arizona meet the increasing need for snced knowledge in the com munications area Bell Aerosystems Company is expanding creating new positions for Research Sci entists Programs will ba under taken in research and advanced development in the general tech nical areas of modulation and de modulation information theory and both communication and no is theory as applied to: Electromagnetic lntrfrnc Spectrum Utilization Small Signal Detection Modern Communication Systems Electromagnetic Propagation Permanent positions are immedi ately available at all professional levels of communication engineer ing for Research Engineers PhD or equivalent in and some experience the area of study Inquiries ar invited dress Mr Nelson Jr Pro fessional Employment Dept Candidates Listed or May 7 City Primaries Here is a complete list of candidates for Republican and Demo cratic nominations for offices in the Lafayette and West Lafayette primary elections May 7: Cummins Enclir Dunean Elect Eli Lilly Inland Container Natl Homes Natl Home Gear VabaMi Magnetics ANGUS COW CAL and BULL SALE 9 Registered Angus Bulls 27 Registered Angus Cows 10 Grade Angus Cows RUITS VEGETABLES Current Market Quotations Depending on Quality (urnished by Minardo Bros) California Orange 5 75 6 Potatoes 1 Cabbage 3 Head Lettuce Bananas 40 Pounds Apples Carrots Celery Lemons Grapefruit Onions 4 'a 1 fftt nia ClrMDPS lorida changes 51 I TltV lRnl)l'('E CHICAGO i i Produce: Live poultry Trial hd White Rock fryers 19 20 rwslcrs 24 25' Cheese processed oaf 3U 13: brick 39 43 Swiss Grade A 30 55 49 53 Butter steady: 93 score 57 92 score 37 9o score 56 i 89 score'Eggs steady: white large extras' 29 mixed large extras 29 mediums 27 standards 2S INDIANA POLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS AP it'SDA) Hogs 10 500: opened' about 25 lower later steady to 25 lower suwn steady to lower: 1 2 HX 225 1b hogs 1400 2 42 head around 210 lb 1440 50: mixed 1 3 1 90 240 lb 13 50 1400: 240 270 lb 1335 65 2 3 270 300 lb 1300 50 sows 1 3 300 400 lb 1200 1275 2 3 400 600 lb 1100 73 Cattle 3100 calves 1OO steers and heifers slow few early sales steers weak to 50 mostly 25 30 lower bulk still unsold: neiiers 20 XL lower active strong: vealers active steady one load and one lot rhuicA KtpprR with end prime 1 lh 91 OO: eood r75 1100 20 220Q: load and half mixed high guod and choice 875 lb heifers 2175: cutter and utility cows 1550 1700 good and choice vealers 26 00 3000 Sheep not enough to test market: few lots wooled lambs and ewes about steady Indiana Securities Rid586194900460 60 45206 26 Indigent's uneral BELL AEROSYSTEMS CO A Division of Bell Aerospace Corp A Textron Company 1050 East Valencia Tucson Arizona An equal opportunity employerIl Growth of ingernails Slows Down With Age CHICAGO The rate of growth i article in the Archives of Internal of fingernails varies between men Medicine published by the Ameri and women and from family to can Medical Association family but appears to slow down rom 1942 when he was 32 with age according to Dr Wil until 1958 when he was 48 iiam rsean or me university or Iowa Iowa City Dr Bean made a 20 year study of the growth pattern of his left thumbnail and found at the end of that time it was taking nearly a month longer for the nail to grow from the cuticle to the fingertip than it had at the start of his study A sharp decline in the growth rate began at the age 49 and seems to be continuing he said in an Dow Jones Index 11 a Dow Jones Stock Averases: 30 Indus 71433 up 255 or 036 Pct 20 Ralls 16086 up 129 or 061 Pct 15 I tils 13661 off 006 or 004 Pct HOG MARKET LOWER The hog market at the Lafayette (dockyards was mostly 25 lower Mon day The 19o to 2'20 pound weights sold generally from 81350 to 81 LOO: the heavier hogs 22o to 240 from $1323 tn 51 3 30 11 13 13 12 I yiiflL nBSI III igglW'1 W'l MR r' A' 'H ttBiy MilillV' m'" 'B hWi a' Iwul io iff vUk I Wk THE MARKETS Alum Ltd 252 liennecott 765 Alcoa 551 Iitton Ind 665 "Am Can 443 Ixckheed 560 Ain dy 2 4 Masnavox 415 Motor 197 Martin Co 311 Am 1236 Mpls Ho 1094 Anaconda 477 MMM 626 Avco 263 Monsanto 533 Beth steel 341 Nat Cash 716 Boeln 381 Nor Am Av 626 Brist My 952 Pn A IV Air 341 Camph Soup 945 Penney JO 473 Ches 4 Oh 583 Polaroid 1310 hrysler 1097 A 790 Coca Cola 942 Pub Sve Ind 352 Col Palm 52 7 RCA 3 6 Con 872 Republic St 404 Bmn Aire 262 Rey Tob 465 Yov hem 647 Royal Dutch 491 Bu Pont 3426 Sear 810 East Kod 1 175 Sperry Rd 136 ord Mot 500 Std till Cal 688 Gen Dynam 280 std OU lod 600 Grn Elee 777 Std Oil XJ 665 Jien oods 807 Texaco 687 Cen Motors 693 Texas Inst 636 Gen Tel 257 I Carbide 11O0 Goodyear 352 Vn Pae 387 Gulf 011 445 VS Rub 463 Ind pwr Lt 312 Steel 530 Int Meh 4560 West Vn Tel 320 Int Harv 595 West El 365 Int Paper 315 Woolworth '750 Int Tel Tel 174 Xerox 1844 Jone 564 Zenith 55 0 Top ISO to 2O() 11 201 to 220 11 220 to 2 IO lbs 340 to 260 lbs 260 to 300 lbs 275 to 350 lbs 350 to 4oT lbs 450 to 600 lbs Boats I.