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IT? i THE HAMMOND TDIES Thursday, August 12, 1365 The Weather: Area, State and Nation Calumet Region Obituaries 3rd IGO Meeting Opens Gardner Rohloff Rizzo Temperatures Over the Nation By The Associated Press Edward J. Gardner Jr. 43. of William E. Rohloff.

63. of 102 John J. Rizzn, 5fi. of 33 155th South Bend, died Tuesday at his Mason Calumet City, died fahimet Ckv Hied it i VI High Low 1 MILWAUKEE SI i i today at home. 52 dav.

Albany, clear 77 Albany, clear 77 YORK trhrLJr Mr. Gardner was a former resi- A lifetime Calumet Region dent of East Chicaso. resident. Mr. Rohloff was a Dixie Survivors are his vife, Irene; HAMMOND Independent Ga- yl.

Mllf nruvn 1 A XJ tJ jllllbl It IMIbl KANSAS CUT jAKruANcucox I Snrvivnr inrinrfe hie ifo Marv Dairy Co- milkman for 20 years Ihree hhers. James. Joseph rage Owners of Indiana opened Ann father Edward 1 Gardner and a member nf St' John Lu-'and sister' Mrs' Flor" their third annuaJ convention to" Florida; one son. James in City- Cardella. all of Chicago.

of South Bend; two daughters. Survivors are his wife. Caroline, Services will be at 9 30 am Mrs. Gerald Flannigan and San- two daughters, Mrs. Clara Rose- jn fh Panf)77n More than 40 automotive man-dra Gardner both of South Bend; nau of Merrillville.

Mrs. Loretta1" wU1 two sisters. Mrs. Richard Rav- Olds of Fremont. four-j Uneral Home' 300 E' lloth St vucts in a tent exhibition at the mont of Indianapolis, and Mrs.

grandchildren: mother, Mrs. Chicago. Burial will be in Holy. motel on Calumet Avenue on Sat-Endon Dayhoff, Hammond; and Clara Rohloff of Calumet City; Sepulchre Cemetery, Worth, 111., and Sunday, Merrill L. one grandchild.

two sisters. Mrs. Tillie Kranhen-I A raumet citv rawknt fnr chairman' Mld- LOWEST TEMPERATURES 'Wn A MIAMI fid ft fltm FORECAST VfV i i i Memhers of the state exeon- Services will be 1:30 p.m. Fri- 7 7 J'ears, Mrs. Rizzo was a fore-uive COjmmittee of the organiza- day in the Hickey Funeral Home, "iC man for the New York Central tion were scheduled to meet late 2702 Lincoln Way West, South Services will be at 2 p.m.

WEATHER FOTOCAST the Gibson Yards today in the motel conference i room, Miles said. Albuquerque, clear 89 Atlanta, cloudy 84 Bismarck, clear 95 Boise, cloudy 91 Boston, clear 75 Buffalo, clear 73 Buffalo, clear 73 Chicago, clear 78 Cincinnati, clear 80 Cleveland, clear 73 Denver, clear 95 Des Moines, clear 91 Detroit, clear 80 Fairbanks, cloudy 53 Forth Worth, clear 96 Helena, cloudy 92 Indianapolis, clear 80 Jacksonville, clear 92 Juneau, cloudy 59 Kansas City, clear 91 Los Angeles, cloudy 94 Louisville, cloudy 81 Memphis, cloudy 89 Miami, clear 85 Milwaukee, clear 80 clear 89 New Orleans, cloudy 85 New Orleans, cloudy 85 New York, clear 82 Okla. City, clear 92 Omaha, clear 89 Philadelphia, clear 79 Phoenix, clear 104 Pittsburgh, clear 76 SHOWERS Bend. Cremation services will day in St. John Lutheran Church, I follow in Chicago.

Calumet City. The Rev. Raymond1" Hammond Mr. Gardner was a World will officiate. Burial ar- II veteran.

rangements are Incomplete. .77.. r. AIRFLOW THUN0ER err? STORMS RAIN Friends may call at the La Hayne Funeral Home, 5746 jl I1IV i 52 65 69 59 64 62 58 58 68 58 57 61 67 62 38 66 65 51 77 44 71 72 57 80 64 72 70 70 66 65 69 60 75 51 55 60 72 63 61 66 71 60 64 75 61 60 i Friday the general membership meeting will be held with a report of the nominating committee and assignment of committee work. Luncheon Friday will be in I Vogel's restaurant and the speaker will be Ed Gallagher, senior vice president and lawyer of American States Insurance Co.

i A buffet dinner will be in the i Jockey Club, East Chicago, Fri-! Hay night. ELECTION of officers, reports Big Steel Optimistic For Pact WARMER Sunny skies and temperatures possibly in the 90s are forecast for the Calumet Region Friday. Partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures are expected to dominate most of the nation except for the Gulf region where scattered showers are forecast. Homan Hammond, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Friday.

I Kleinsclnnidt Chris Kleinschmidt, 86, of 518; Detroit Hammond, died; Wednesday at his home after long illness. William N. Thiel, 57, of St. John, died Wednesday at work. He was employed for 23 years with the Phillips fiS Co.

in East! Chicago, and was a member of! St. John Volunteer Fire Department for 20 years. Tempera lures In the Area PITTSBURGH (AP) From Illinois Weather Fine Survivors are his wife, Rosalie; i the Pverutiv offirP, ot ihe of committees and a panel dis- hv msiiranf-e comnanv two daughters. Mrs. JuHeen Peif-! nc Wd "Icussion halls1 nf Krhororvillo I wds rel" tu execut ves are on Saturday's again Friday, a little warmer per- 73 75 99 Ptlnd, clear Ptlnd, rain Rapid City, clear Richmond, clear p.m.

75 9 p.m. 73 p.m. 76 10 p.m. 71 p.m. 79 11 p.m.

69 p.m. 79 12 p.m. 67 p.m. 79 1 a.m. 66 5 a.m.

63 6 a.m. 61 7 a.m. 62 8 a.m. 67 9 a.m. 73 CHICAGO (AP) It was good weather for working or loafing out of doors today in Illinois warm and dry.

St. Louis, clear 85 home; two sons Richard and Mi-the Rand Co-. where he at dot this steel capital there schedule. chH. both of St John- a step-iwas a member of the 5-year is "Ptimism that a Sept.

1 strike) Awards will be presented at Edward Kammer ofPortage; Club' can be avoided- the Saturday night banquet in the thre brothers, Andrew and Dan! Funeral arrangements are be-j The feeling prevails despite re--Joekey Club, Miles said, of St. John, John of Dyer; and ing completed by Solan Funeral ports that negotiators working on' number of antique cars six grandchildren. Home, 7109 Calumet where 'an industrywide contract are still i-ned by Calumet Area residents srvipM Wends may call today from 7 to! deadlocked over money issues. wlU be on dlsPlay at the conven- Ifi onrl Pril-iM (vnm in An intprim prmtraru Avnirac o( nun. haps.

1 Southern Illinois had a cooler night than the central and northern sections of the state. Wednesday's high readings were mostly in the low 80s, maximum temperatures ranging from 1 79 at Chicago's O'Hare Airport The temperature, mostly into 2 a.m. 65 10 a.m. 77 3 a.m. 64 a.m.

78 4 a.m. 63 12 a.m. 81 p.m. 78 p.m. 77 p.m.

74 Salt Lk. City, clear 95 San Diego, cloudy 82 San clear 66 Seattle, rain 75 Tampa, clear 88 Wahington, clear 83 Winnipeg, clear 90 the 60s during the night, climbed into the high 80s. Humidity was low. The Weather Bureau said conditions will be clear and warm 1 p.m. 85 to 85 at Quincy and 87 along the Ohio River near Paducah, Ky.

Sunrise, 5:56. Sunset, 7:54. Pollen Count: 22. Saturday in the St. John The' 1 7 1 Evangelist Church in St.

7 tou10. Aug" 3L The Rev. Gilbert Wirtz will Mn Klemschmidt 15 survived "There doesn't seem to be any the mass. Burial will be in the y. two sons' Glenn of Crown panic.

The feeling among buyers church cemebery. iPomt' Cllfford of Kansas Clty is that the negotiators just won't iMo- a daughter, Mrs. Vera iet anything happen," said one in- Friends may call after 7 p.m. Knish of Hammond; four grand-! dustry man just back from a road today and from 2 to 5 and 7 to children; a sister, Mrs. Hermine'trip 10 p.m.

Friday. Ritz of Hammond. The Holy Name Societv will re-1 Mr- Kleinschmidt was a mem- ta c.f s- Don h. i i it i look for federal mediators until Orlie Farris, Whiting, president of the Calumet Area unit of IGOA, will exhibit his award winning show car. Officials of communities represented in the IGO Calumet Unit have been invited to attend the Friday luncheon.

Special programs have been arranged for ladies attending the fJE STERN TIRE AUTO STORES cue tne rosary at 8 p.m. Fndav "lc 1 1 said another high in-! convention. Included is a visit to no If all MONEY I a prices Ml DOWN! I 'IX CUTI uusuy source. Don McNeil's Breakfast Club in Chicago. Speaker for the Saturday banquet is Fred McConnel, vice president of the Independent Ga- MeeiwoiKers were more can Also See Death Notices, tious in a survey of the big un l.i.n,iJ mi.ir.lri,,ii..,i.i..,,...i 1 Rains Aid 4 I ion locals.

First Classified Page "WE'RF. generally optimistic, rage Owners of America, but I think it's touch and go," '65 Cr rows Pclruiiich I said Harry Burton president 0w "mi of the United SteeJ-workers local at U.S. Steel Duquesne Works. He added: I "There's always tough talk! around union halls. We'll strike if we can't get what we're 2 Copper Stocks Dip MONTH NATIONWIDE TIRE GUARANTEE INDIANAPOLIS (AP Re- Mrs.

Cecily H. Petrunich. 73, cent rains have assured good 5924 Columbia Hammond, crops Indiana this fall, with died today in the Gary Convales-possible record yields of corn cent Home at Gary, and soybeans, but underground! Funeral arrangements are be-water levels are still below nor-! ing completed by Dalton Son, mal in the northern and south- Funeral Home, 6955 Southeastern em ends of the state. Hammond. Streams also are below normal', Mrs' Feikl is, hJ in the south and even lower T.

Cedar Lake Only one local spokesman pre-; NEW YORK AP Two copper dieted a strike. issues, Anaconda and Kennecott, "There hasn't been any en- 5'11111 today in an otherwise couragement from the negotia-; quiet stock market, tions," said Charles ManicciaJ They reacted to news of a move grievance chairman of Local1 to nationalize the copper industry i anu wiiiiam oi anerman uaKS, BRAND HEW LOlVuR, WIDER PROFILE Premium Superlux the north. The Mississinewa River a daughter, Mrs. Jean- mal flow at Marion at the end -of'n ette Gardner of Hammond' nine 1219 at U.S. Steel's Braddock in Chile, where they are the big- grandchildren.

White was only 75 per cent of DLL 4-PLY 100 NYLON TUBELESS -fell' A The consensus among union men A motion to nationalize the in-seemed to be that they are ready! dustry was made in the Chilean to go out if necessary and that 'Senate, which was discussing an a strike would not bring dis-l earlier proposal to establish a credit on the new union presi-, partnership between the big dent, I. W. Abel, who is npffo-; Conner enmnanies and thn flhiloan ifetv ariD full mnMprJ ilinnlJon normal at Shoals. U.S. Geological Survey obser-j vation wells generally had levels! about normal in the central di-' cision of the state.

for peak hi-speed driving stability, plus flexi-grip traction for stop-now action anytime, anywhere! Fire Ruins Apartment I tiating his first contract. 1 state. if I I I 7 HAMMOND Fire believed In contrast, the level in a Hen-ryville well stood 9.87 feet below normal and one at Madison was 8.61 below normal. A well at Decatur was down 4.69 feet and one at Lafayette 3.2 below normal. N.Y.

Stock Exchange Quotations provided by Waynt Hummer S. Company, a member the New York Stock Exchanne. at 105 West Adams Street, Chicago; telephone is AN dover 3-1700. I started by children playing with I matches began on the first floor iof an apartment building at 4120 MMlItt I Black- White-Siz 1 waljs I walls 6.507.00-1 3 n6.96jJ9746 6.9S6.45-I4 17.96 20.46' 7.75-14 Ul-'Ai2246! 8.25-J4 IJ'AJ 24746" 26.46 8.85-14 728746 9.00-15 30.46" Plus tax and trade. tvlt The level in two wells at In-iN- Towle Ave.

this morning. No Wed. dianapolis were 6.27 and 7.88 feet one was injured. jAbbot Ld above normal, respectively. A1, Firemen said the blaze began Afrmj)r(J Terre Haute well was at al- the downstairs apartment of; a Meg ud most exactly the average level the Alger Waters Jr.

family. It! and one at Anderson was down 1.6 vas confined to a bedroom. A Air Hi 6.507.00-13, Tbls. Blackwall feet. There was considerable smoke I Am cyan DIAMOND "SPECIAL" 796 High 50 33'fc 66't 59V, 50 82' 201 15'.

60 48 70' 7 3W 70 53 34n 39'3 53 39'j The low underground water hvami damage in the tWO Am Mts. INNER TUBES Double Butyl inner liner for extra blow-out protection. All passenger car siies. 6.70-15, tubetyps, blackwall. Full 18-month guarantee.

Plus ta and trade. Amer, Smelt some areas reflect a rarryover story frame building, they said, but no estimate was available. deficit from last year's severe drought. Amstfd Am Am Tob Anaconda Armour Atchison B0 Bendix Beth Stl COMPARE THESE "RED HOT" CLEARANCE PRICES! Blaw Kn 37H Boeing 81 Schools Plan Sepl. 7 Opening SAUK VILLAGE Schools ir District 168 will open Sept.

7. Computers Used In Law Work MIAMI BEACH, Fla. APi I 1964 Wed. Thurs. M'd-day High Close Wid-day 43', Int'lke Stl ..443 36' 1 36' 3l'l IBM 491', 484 487'2 60', Int Harv 35' 35' 433 i Int Paper 36', 291, 21', I Int TJ.T 63' 53i 61' Johns-Mn 64 511.4 5l'a 51'4 Kennecott 1093 105 41', Kresge 69, 67' 4 6(3', 76' Kroger 3tH 38J4 I 19 Lib McN IS3 123 us, 10 Lockhd 53 493 49s, 551 Martin Mar 2234 183 183 1 Minn Mining 65' 56', 663i M'on RR (B) 24 J3' 23' 39' Mont.

3934 3 2'', 32 62' Motorola 1053 38' 1 Nat Bis 66 573 J7, 33i I NIPSCO 653 63 63, 32W i No. Ill Gas 46J 51'? NYC 603 52''? 53'? 35ii i No Am Av 55' 55'4 283 oiin Math 501 491., jni, 80'4 Owens III 50'? 49' 431, i Penney 66' 67' 48'? Penn RR 4934 4J3, 43 15', Pepsi Col 833 77 1 43'? Phelps Dg 734 71', 69'4 Phil Pet 59' 2 54i.il 54' 45 Pullman Inc 53 49'a 50 8C, RCA 363 76' Rep Stl 45' 413, 411, 40' Reyn Tob 433, 41.1, 411, 53', Rockwell Std 35 3434 3434 433, Sears 77 67', 67 Shell Oil 66 651 KH 39', Simmons ..36 33 33 47', Sinclair 59'i 59' 3 68' 1 Socony 923i 8S' 7 883 23434 std Brands tSH 79' 7934 88 SO Cal 76' 75', 734 SO Ind 49', 48' 48'4 9', SO NJ 903 75' 75'? 433, SO Ohio 553, 541? 54' 53' 4 Stautf. Chm 46' 46' 46'-4 Studebaker .27 1934 19', 43 Swift 65 483, 48-3, 104' I Texaco 87' 7 773-4 77' 84' 4 Un Carb 693 591, 59 Nn Tank 53', 53' 57 Utd Aire 813.4 80' 82' 1 58 US Gyps 693 70' US Stl 55'-, 48' 48' i West Un 48' 4lv 41H 553, El 54' 52', 52' 4 51 'Woolworth .331 285, 42'? 1 Yng 4 47'. 39', 39'4 Close 43' 31' 60 i 43i Jl'n 68' 51'-3 48' 76' 19 10 54'. 44' 665-a 39'.

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il 24" RIDER MOWER Reg. 159.95! 4 p. BSS engine, height adjusts, 3- 1777 speed. 33-3114 IT 24" DELUXE RIDER Reg. 199.95! 4 h.p., positive disengagement, ad- 1 Q777 justable.

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31-1496 HEDGE TRIMMER. Reg. f77 19.88! 13" cutter I HEDGE TRIMMER. Reg. TRIMMER I EDGER.

Reg. 19.88! quality Q77 blade 10 PICKET FENCE. Reg. 39el White I 20" POWER MOWER. $59 WEBER GRILL.

Porcelain 10" TRIKE. 799 Heavy frame RADIO PAL WAGON. 5.49 Heavy gauge steel SADDLE BASKET. Jumbo baskets for all bikes KICK STANDS. 98e val.l Sturdy; all bikes GENERATOR SET.

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idav. ftinqsrord briquettes 97e scent- 29e 77-FOOT HOSE. V2" round OT. LITER FLUID. Hickory scent Briggs Stratton .498 flexible.

31-1521 ea; quick fir. 50-FOOT HOSE. 716" round BIKE SPEEDOMETER. Acc 22" POWER MOWER. 3 h.p,; throttle Cd8S controls 34 lightweight.

31-1525 7 WEB LAWN CHAIR. Reg. 5.49 49! 99 urate 598 69c! ST New Pupils To Register nyion web, aluminum 4" HOSE NOZZLE. Reg. 69c! readings up to 50 mph D'NG DONG BELL.

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Leaves a "Hard Shell CP Finish." 3 FLUID Reg. 39c! For euto. transmissions, power steering. 5,000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER 7.5 amps, II5-V. No special wir- MUNSTER through students may secure their fall 11th graders who are new to schedules at the main office dur- Munster and who have not yet I the morninSs 01 AuS' 26, 27 enrolled for the 1965-66 school i School will be in session from fear, are asked to do so next to 11:15 a.m.

Sept. 2 and 3. jThe first full day will be Sept. All junior and senior high1 7. RECORDING TAPE.

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