Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 8

i una lerintendent of public Instruction ittw liw I Jin charge of driver education, will Hli Court" speak at 1- m. in Dining Rooms Set ct Euilcrn A A of the University Union. Dr. Ear land A. Rleoe associate CIIATXnrrON, EL Persons Overturns BinnerOpis Campaign Oy Sen: Douglas professor of health and safety ed interested la the Interpretations ucation at EIU, said the meeting will be of special value toward of toe state-wide reimbursable driver education program have been invited to attend a- meeting interpretation at new $8 and $33 spilt In reimbursement for the Convictions Juy 1 at Eastern Blinoij Univers- classroom and practice driving- ttjr.

Ttoorge Mathis, MVtt to sup-jP1168 of the program. CHICAGO CP The elite of WASHINGTON Ifl The Su the Illinois Democratic party--ln preme Court Monday overturned eluding Adlal Stevenson and his Cnartar Na. 1224 RaMrv District the convictions of James Butler torian Allan Nevins provided (Bl Jim) Elklns and Raymond quips, tributes and money Man Roderick Clark of Portland, Ore. In federal court on wiretapping day night at a testimonial dinner kicking off Sen. Paul Douglas' bid REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LERNA 15 th ttsts ef llllnol.

at thclot of business on "i JUNE 18, 1960 FubUshod la rofponM to call mad Comptroller of tho Curroney, under Section SHI, V. 8. Revised Statutes ASSETS Cash, balaneos with other banks. Including reserve bai- anee, aad cash items la process of collection I 182.101.11 charges. The decision was 5-4.

for re-election. The majority decision by Justice About 1,000 supporters paid $50 Btewart represented an Important It' if'- it ji i extension of a 1914 high court a plate to honor the senator, who 1 United States. Government obligations, direct and will seek his third consecutive guaranteed ruling which excludes from federal trials evidence obtained by federal agents in violation of a term in November opposing Chicago attornely Samuel WHtwer, the 50,090.60 2,100.00 262,102.43 I 00 4,800.00 Obligations of states and political subdivisions stocks (Including stock, of Federal Reserve bank)- -s f. Loans and discounts (including 174.52 overdrafts) 7. Bank premUes owned $1.00, furniture and fixtures none S.

Real estate owned other than bank premises 11. Other assets GOP nominee. defendant's rights against unrea sonable search and seizure. Stewart said for the court ma Stevenson former governor and two-time presidential nominee 1,330.29 924.078.4t 11 OTAL' ASSETS jabbed at the present Republican administration: Jority that the same rule must be applied as to evidence obtained by LIABILITIES It Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and cor- etate officers. "Our people don't begin to re The ruling was in the field of It.

Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor- alize how muoh has been deferred Derations 516.621.02 166,800.35 4,789.47 137,862.01 1.00 (by the Eisenhower administra IS. beposita of United States Government (Including what lawyers call the "silver platter" doctrine. III nostaJ savins) Joumtl-Gtuu Photo by Tnr MeCulkodi tion) to the future. The great decisions will have to be made under If. Nreoirits of states and politlcaJ subdivisions Members of the Lucky Four- This refers to evidence gathered bv stat officers and handed to 18.

other deposits (certmed and casniers cnecKs, tic. 1. TOTAL DEPOSITS J826.078.S7 the next administration, the most Leaf ers 4-H Club of Charleston decisive administration since I860." row are Tamara Crail, Christine Trommel, Judy Snyder, Linda Poulter, Carol Parker and Sheila Taylor; second row, Mrs. Dallas Wilber, Mrs. Jack Douglas, Julie were In Mattoon Monday to 826,078.87 TOTAL LIABILITIES Ingram, Linda Douglas, Emily Wilber and Lana Walden; third row, Mrs.

Richard Frommel and Mrs. James Hacker, leaders, Sherry Beth Hacker, Donna Els-ton and Marcia Frommel CAPITAL ACCOUNTS participate in an Association of Nevins urged niinoisans to send Commerce tour. In the first 28. Capital Stock: (a) Common stock, total oar 125.000.00 Douglas back to the Senate not only for their own good, but In the 26. Surplus 25,000.00 45.000.00 24.999.61 8.000 00 97,999.61 rr.

unaiviaea pronis 88 Roaerves (and retirement account for preferred stock) It. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS interests of the nation The Pulitzer prize-winning his torian asked: Elegance made EASY! Crochet Leave for Active Duty Training 80. TOTAL UABILJTIXS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS t24.078.4S this lacy hexagon for small arti "What would the people of the federal officers for use in federal trials because state courts have declared the evidence was obtained illegally. Elkins is the man who hurled sensational charges in 1957 hearings by the Senate rackets in-Testigating committee. A one timeTtingpin gambling operatorBig Jim charged that TeaoisTers Union officials were conspiring to take over Portland rackets.

He also accused various public officials of corruption and said he had 'tape recordings to beck up his words. cles, bedspread, or cloth. MEMORANDA 81. Assets pledred or asslrned to secure liabilities and tor other. Buroosea 210.000.00 United States have said if Massa 1 ohusetts had stricken the name of One pineapple hexagon makes a dainty dolly; 3 a lovely scarf 11 (a) Loans as shown above are after deduction of re Daniel Webster from the roster of serves of 3,978.66 I.

Mabel Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnlv with shell stitch border. Pattern the Senate while he was In mid- that tho above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge ana oeuei. 902: crochet directions for 12 Inch hexagon in string. career at the height of his pow ers?" Mabel Stronr, Cashier Correct Attest: Oran E. Gammlll Printed directions on each pat tern part Easier, accurate.

Send Thinj-me cent in coin (or this pattern add cents for Howard W. Gray D. C. Johnston Directors Stat of Illinois, County of Coles, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 24th day of June, 1960, and-1 hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. (SEAL) DONALD GORDON, Notary Publlo My commission expires December, 1962.

Russian Soldiers To Man Factories each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to THE DAILY Tribunal Rejects Plea by Slayer JOURNAL-GAZETTE, 87 Needle- craft Dept. P. O. Box 164 Olo MOSCOW UO The first sol Chelsea Station, New York ll, N.

T. Print plainly PATTERN diers demobilized from the Soviet army under announced plans to WASHINGTON CP Lloyd Miller a Canton, cab NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS ano ZONE. Jl. cut the Red armed forces 1,200,000 men are on their way, but not Newl Newl New! Our 1960 necessarily to their homes. are Earl Dobbs, Dick Cobble, Denny Sutherland and David Winchester.

Standing are Ronnie Williams, Elmer Ground Ronnie Greene, Tom Welch, Mlk Goar, Fred Chriatcwa and Norman Godden. A group of 11 Mattoon young men left Saturday morning for Fort Leonard Wood, where they will begin six months of active duty for training with the U. S. Army. Upon their return, they will serve with the local National Guard.

Kneeling The newspaper Soviet Russia See The Fox Carts Before Yen Buy POX OO-DOY CARTO driver under sentence of death In the slaying of 8-year-old Janice Uay in 1966, has lost a second bid for a hearing by the United Btates Supreme Court. The high court Monday turned down Miller's request for a review on grounds the trial Judge com today reported the first men released are on their way to con Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book is ready NOWI Crammed wit exciting, unusual, popular designs to crochet, knit, tew, embroider, quilt, weave fashions home furnishings, toys, gifts, struction sites, factories and state and collective farms, underlining the Western interpretation that bazaar hits. In the book FREE tocived by school boards, Zelgel be quilt patterns. Hurry, send Teacher Placement municated with the Jury concerning penal instructions, without notice lieves, If they win employ women one reason for the armed forces cut was to provide needed man 26 cents for your copy. AttlMCA NtWtST of the cornmunity, such as wives power for the Soviet economic ma of present teachers and other wo- chine.

who are qualified to teach. $rOK7t Lags Behind 1959 to Miller or his attorneys. This, the petition contended, was a denial of due process of law. The court on June 30, 1956 also denied Miller a review. One of the new critical short ages this year Is Id the field of Japanese Student Protest Fizzles CHARLESTON, IH.

Teacher English. In April of 1960, approxi Greenup Janice May was found dying placement Is slightly slower tills mately 900 Illinois aad other stwt- year than last at Eastern QUrjois schools reported vacancies in University, according to James Miss Faye Barlow of Rose H1Q this field to Eastern. There are from a beating near a railroad track In Canton. The death sentence was Imposed by a Jury In Hancock County Circuit Court Nov. 15, 1966.

TOKYO (A A new student Knott, assistant to director of was a Thursday dinner guest of only 38 English candidates demonstration against the U. 8. placement. BUG CUM Looktaf old mortar, this New York City spraying outfit is gunning for bogs. It spray msectlcidt on trees lining streets.

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ettelbrick, Japan security treaty and Premier A total of vt candidates had Tom, Mary Jo and Judy are en Teacher supply la music Is ade Nobusuke Klshi'i conservative Joying a week's vacation in Fort been placed last year at this party flopped resoundingly today quate, except for candidates who are Interested vocal positions. Lauderdale, after a tour of in comparison with 127 this year. A wing of the radical Zenga- the eastern coastal states.

Several factors enter Into this The same is true in business. clal studies. There fe an ade James Madison, who was a little more than 5 feet tall and weighed barely 100 pounds, was the smallest US. president. kuren students federation an decrease, according to Dr.

William where there Is a need for qualified quote supply of candidates. In art, nounced 30,000 would demonstrate the treaty became effective June orelgn languages, home economics, Zelgel, associate dean of teacher education and placement. The Only 200 showed up at the Parlia men to teach shorthand. Likewise, physical science supply is adequate, 22 and Kishi promised to resign. biological science, and speech.

ment building. school superintendents are Just as More than 16 million Americans except for qualified general sci Zelgel urged long-range plan The fizzle was an indication of responsible as the applicants, he have received some 8a Ik polio' ence teachers. ning on the part of future educa general calming of tempers since said. They hesitate In hiring Want Ads Pay vaccine. Other shortage fields are math tion majors.

Re warned that the field of men's physical education, teachers until later In the year, ematics, women's physical education, and speech correction. thinking that better, applicants coaching' Included, is overflowing will appear. Those fields In which there Is a Shortage fields should be studied Job-hunting students are also surplus supply are industrial arts, as possible college majors by all future teachers, he said. prone to procrastinate on a de men's physical education, and so- cision. They likewise hope to find McCulloch Cart Engines Also Pola Haknets, Racing Tires, Sprockets aim! an? CarHnf Supplies.

1m? Terras SMITH'S IWACIIIIJE Authorized Brig Strmtton Service Dealer 813 North 21st Street Phone AD 4-3123 We Service Whet We Sell better positions, Zelgel said. Elementary education Is one of the shortage fields, especially for BUCK NIGHT quaimea males, only 68 graduated from Eastern in 1960 elemen TONISMT ti.ee pis car tary, of which cnly five were men. The Store That Quality Built Wklta WIMmiiim At 1:11 f' ty At lM This shortage in elementary education is on a national scale also. SOTfltfrt At DMli City ORIVI IN TNSATRS AST ON SOUTI II 0PIN 7 JO STARTS For every five teachers needed In secondary education, eight are needed elementary. WIN A FREE SEASON PASS TONIGHT TNI ORIVfft OF TNI CAR WITM TNI MOST PIOPLI (ADULTI ANO CNILORIN) IN IT WILL II PRISENTIO WITM A FRII SMMN PASS 000 rOR ONI VtAR TO TNI MATTOON TNIATRI CO.

TNI PRIIINTA-TION WILL SI AT 12 P.M. TSNISHT This problem can somewhat be Machine Grindbf of both reel and rotary mowers Complete Service Dept. for Small Engines IT 1 CUaf UHIAHIV AlH-bultUlTifiitlS i TONIGHT ONLY AND HERE'S THE TOTAL SELLING PICTURE me WGGBI II lTrrUtitnni mm three for a weekend by Nat Tnrofi GUiiFioif." JOEL McCREA Youn oprr THE POPULAfVMOBBYOF PHOTO 6 RAPHVMSrTTHE UPSURGE. PROM THE OWNER OP THE SIMPLE BOX CAMERA TO THE ENTHUSIAST WlfH HIS OWN OARK-R00M EQUIPMENT EXPENDITURES FOR PHOTOGRAPHY VARY WIDELY- BUT IT ALL ADDSvUR MERE'S THE TOTAL, seaiNG picture titrring aassMMNNawsssasMSMSMssawsiBBae- i TssassMNMB5assssasBcssa. NOW PLAYIN0 AT TNI CHARLESTON THEATRES: WILL ROSIRS "THE RIANT OP MARATHON" DRIVE IN "JO MR PAUL JONES" 1 BETTY HUTT0IL 1798 HOWARD KEEL jj toon CALHERN NAItM A MUIIC AND LVSICS SV 1 I lVIS StULIW I I Ftr At Ml FRIDAY MATINEE fPtnrSsffl At 1:30 p.m.

Only rV Two's company, three's a week end wardrobe! The new costume look in 100 cotton. Beneath the trim Chanel-cut Jacket, a pert white overblouse. Black or brown checks sizes TOMORROW LOVE THAT TURN! INTS A SUNT. AS! OF CSIMI AND VI0LINCI! Pifimowit PictarM r-SA CARTOON i 37) CARTOON CARNIVAL VC 1 All in Color SieULAR AOMIOSIQN SNOW godct TM8 AMERICAN PUBLIC CURRENTLY SPENDS qOOQOOO ANNUALLY POR CAMERAS, PlLM ANO PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT ANO OTHER LOCAL ADVERTISERS INVEST ABOUT Sfeq.OOQOOO A YEAR IN DAILY NEWSPAPERS MORE. THAN THEIR TOTAL INVESTMENT IN ALL OTHER MEDIA COMBINED.

POR Ajy. ADVERTISERS STASAJHS May ft4tJlS VfJVMtts) eWWVMSf i m..