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SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1956- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 9 They'll Be Wearin' Tlie Greeti Today Farm Bill Vote Due Next Week Ike Is Given Real Shamrocks By Ireland's Prime Minister today! LAST DAY to shop for Spring JUBILEE SALE is due in New York today to review the St. Patrick's Day parade there. The President handed Costello a white package tied with green ribbon. Inside was a sliver-framed autographed picture of Mr. Eisenhower.

He said he had planned to give Costello some Steuben glassware but It had not arrived in time. At the State Department, representatives of Ireland and the United States signed an agreement for co-operation in research on peaceful uses of atomic energy. It is one of many the United States has negotiated under Mr. Eisenhower's "atoms for peace" program. UNDER THE AGREEMENT, the United States will help Ireland build an atomic research reactor and lease up to 13.2 pounds of uranium to run it.

Costello, first Irish prime minister to visit this country in his official capacity, has captured the heart of official Washington by his charm and joviality. The Washington Post and Times-Herald noted in an editorial that "his visitation has occasioned more popular fuss and excitement in part because of its novelty than the recent visit of the British prime minister, Sir Anthony Eden." Washington (UP) Irish Prime Minister John A. Costello brought St. Patrick's Day to President Eisenhower yesterday. A day early to be sure, but just as welcome.

Costello handed Mr. Eisenhower a bunch of shamrocks from Dungarvin, County Water-ford, Ireland. They were in a 169-year-old Irish silver bowl. THE PRESIDENT, who is proud to be an honorary member of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, beamed with pleasure.

He said "I'm going to take these up to Mrs. Eisenhower" at the farm and "she'll be very pleased." The brief White House ceremony was held a day early so Mr. Eisenhower could leave on a week-end trip to his Gettysburg, (Pa.) Tarm. Costello also savings, Washington (INS) A weary Senate last night gave up trying to its amendment-ridden farm bill to passage this week and decided to quit until Monday. Some legislators said it may even be Tuesday or Wednesday before final action is reached on th battle-scarred measure to raise farm Income which has been under debate since Feb.

22. Agriculture Committee Chairman Allen J. Ellender asked Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson for assurance that the Senate would stay in session Monday until the bill is passed. IIOWKYER, Johnson said he could not give that assurance. He said they would try for final action "if possible," and he might try again to further reduce the limitation on debate.

Senator Milton R. Young N.D.) told a reporter that it is so late now, he doubts that more than one-third of the ration's farmers would participate this year in the proposed soil bank program for cutting back production. President Eisenhower repeatedly has urged speed on the bill so that farmers will know where they stand before the spring planting season starts. SENATOR Robert S. Kerr told newsmen there may be a last minute attempt to make still another try for approval of 90 per cent price supports on basic crops this year.

But some said this battle will be put off until the House-Senate conference is held to adjust differences in the bills passed by both houses. Vice President Richard M. Nixon broke a 45 to 43 tie a week ago to defeat an amendment for restoration of 90 percent price supports on millable wheat for one year. Since then, Democrats have picked up a new member, Senator William R. Laird III, who succeeded the late Senator Harley M.

Kilgore Laird voted Thursday with the Democratic majority on the critical amendment providing for a dual parity system. The amendment was adopted 45 to 44 to give the administration a major setback on the bill. The outcome on this issue was said to give backers of 90 per cent supports hope that they might be able to carry the day if they pressed anew for a one-year restoration of the higher props. jubilee SALE 2,400 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS and KNIT SHIRTS slifjht irrpejuJars ot 1.98, 2J09 2.98 Stalin Issue Stirs Riots In Russia Indiana Tax Concluded From Page 1 carried on closed circuit television. "Fans simply will not go and pay to see local shows when they can see 'stars' on TV for nothing," Hindman commented.

"AS YET there hasn't been an application made to stage a 100 per cent studio-produced professional boxing or wrestling show, but we are sure the time isn't far off. "Surely no one can say that these studio bouts don't need supervision, and this costs snoney." Hindman expressed confidence his legislative proposal would get the backing of Governor George N. Craig. Washington (AP) American officials said last night they have unconfirmed reports that a number of persons were killed in rioting in Russia nine days ago. The State Department declined to comment.

It was understood the department was checking these reports which officials emphasized were so far LUTHERAN .39 3 for A American Lutheran Onnfrrenre Missouri Synod United Lutheran Church OUR SAVIOUR BETHANY sahr, CAHROLL L. FOCKEY. Pastor 10 45 AM HENRY FINGKKL1N Pastor Service, 11 AM. BETHLEHEM PEACE (Ul ftadsni! Central Mi Service for tht Deaf GANG LEADER Sally Ann Lowell, 21 years old, is being held at Madison, as the leader of a teen-age burglary gang that broke into five churches, a liquor store and a grocery. Richard Bardwell, district attorney, said Sally admitted smuggling hacksaw blades into the Dane County Jail.

Four boys are being questioned in the case. (AP Wirephoto) comfortable hart-leeve tttyle Last day fo take advantage of these savings, be ready for the sport shirt season! Plaids, checks, stripes, novelties and Italian styles. Washable fabrics of broadcloth, cotton linenes, rayons. Sizes small, medium, large, x-large. DONALD E.

ELDKR. Pallor II 15 Slid 11.00 A M. PAI VARV IM leMLIAnl Dudley Ednewuoc) ALBERS Paaior Services and 10:30 AM. CHRIST in HH" FKKDKKICK SAi.Kli, Pastor riervlce, 10 4 AM rURKT iMi Killer Ave at LllnlJl pleasant Rn paws. A.

W. MACHINHKE. Piator AM. CDEUE7CD (Ui Milieiville LoCnCiLrt Kd at Eastern WILBUR B. AI.I.KN.

Pastor Servlre, 10.4S AM. EMMAUS ol'sV H. Pajtor Service, 10 30 AM. 2.144 College Ave. JOHN PaMor Services Every Sunday at AM (Except Third Sundarl PILGRIM Gregf Farml Meridian at lOHth THE1.

C. MOKLLER. Pastor Service. 10 45 A.M. PLEASANT VIEW (U, 64th at Hnover Rd.

ALAN KIEFFKR. Paatni 8:15. 11:00 A M. Fki Nrw Aucuitt jALtrl 4700 W. 72nd St.

JOHN R. SPANCLBrt Ptator Service. 11.00 A M. ST. ANDREW B3BO lA'h In Speedway ROY BATES BE 4284 tt.30 and 11:00 A M.

MEN'S FURNISHINGS, DOWNSTAIRS AT BLOCK'S Service. A IAI 711 8 FAITH Hlch Schiiol Rd. ST. JOHN 7000 Southeastern LOUIS WAMBSCANNS Pastor Service. 10 30 AM CT I II Plinfleld Library Jl.

LUlL pumlield Ind. DR. M. KKLTZMANN, Pallor iMst Day! Special Jubilee Selling! They said the deaths are reported to have resulted in rioting in Joseph Stalin's native Repuhlic of Georgia in protest against Kremlin efforts to downgrade Stalin in Communists' memories. The number of dead is unknown, officials said, and Soviet armed forces as well as police were reported to have been called into action, THE CENTER of the disturbance, according to the reports, was Tiflis, capital of Georgia and not far from Stalin's birthplace.

March 5 was the third anniversary of Stalin's death. Neither the Soviet Party paper Pravda nor the government paper Izvestia printed a line about it. However, the Georgian newspaper Zarya Vistoka was reported from Moscow to have printed a three-column photograph of Stalin in a front-page spread devoted to the late Soviet Chief. Officials suggested that permission for such a display might have been granted in a move to appease the Georgians after the reported demonstrations on March 8, the day before. The new Russian leaders' policy of downgrading Stalin was made public Feb.

18 by A. I. Mikoyan, a Kremlin leader, in a speech to the Soviet Communist Party Congress. The new emphasis is on collective leadership. Indiana Grants Licenses To 25 Chiropractors Granting of licenses to 25 chiropractors to practice was announced yesterday by the State Medical Registration and Examination Board.

They were the successful survivors of a group of fi8 who were given re-examinations last January after failing tests last June. Licensed were: Houston B. Blankenship, Otis J. Briggs, Charles D. Gallagher, William J.

Godschalk, Marvin F. Klaes, L. E. Kroll, Frederick E. Michels, Garth A.

Moore, Lloyd A. Morgan, Robert J. Or-bick, Joe A. Orr and Mary Ann Orr. Melvin E.

Overman, Richard E. Painton, Herschel F. Pulse, Sheldon J. Rikke, Edward V. Saunders, William II.

Schiff-man, O. Arnold Spiegel, Ralph E. Springhorn, Louis Wolfson, Louis S. Crume, Ralph D. Funk-houser, George J.

Holiday and William S. Clark. Service. 10 15 A M. ST.

MARK IU I Prospect at Linden IflEN'S NYLON-BLEND JACKETS ARNOLD C. RARF.R, Pastor Service, 10:30 A M. CIDCT (Ul ''Ol I In I Pennsylvania FAI'l. I HUFFMAN Pastor VOLRAD ISAKS, Ant. Service 10 31) AM FIRST TRINITY McCartr and South College EDWARD F.SKII.DSK.N.

Service. 10 AM GETHSEMANE TiVL JOHN 8 AI.BEDT. Pastor Service. 10 4S A M. GOOD SHEPHERD Mtllersville Ixxlre A9'i0 f.

Kessler Hlvd WM KNODEHEH, Pastor Worship. 10:45 A M. rOirC (Ml New Yom Kt. UilALt at Holmes Ava. R.

ZIMMERMAN. Pastor Services A 00 and 10 15 AM. LAWRENCE 4T4'I Rlrhardl ROLAND H. ROK1IRS Pastor K1LVER, Pastor 10 45 AM ST. MATTHEW 'VoX, DONA I BATHMAN Patsor Services.

10:30 A M. A III IM' New Jersey Jl. fA.UL at McCarty St. HARNACK. Pastor PSC Approves Expansion Of 28 Phone Exchanges Expansion and improvement of 28 telephone exchanges in the west-central part of the state was authorized yesterday by the Indiana Public Service Commission.

The exchanges include Ambia, Attica, Boswell, Cates, Cayuga, Clinton, Covington, Dana, Fowler, Freeland Park, Kingman, Mecca, 1 1 1 1 Montezuma, Newport, Newton, Otterbein, Oxford, Pence, Perrysville, Pine Village, Rockville, State Line, Stone Bluff, Tab, Veedersburg, West Lebanon and Williams-port. The systems would become part of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company upon completion of the program, under the approved proposal. Meanwhile, the PSC approved an Indiana Bell petition to rehabilitate numerous exchanges fullu UXMH 7. Oil and qualities dt For sports, school, work! Nylon blend sheen gabardines in J'c bold plaids, neat potterns, chest stripes and solids! Water- repellent, crease, soil and stain-resistant! SIZES 36 to 46. Men's Furnithingi, Downstairs at Block's "tervlce 10:30 A M.

CT DETFD (Mi Temple Jl. I Lll at 1 1th St RONALD R. ZFHNDFR Paator Service. 10:30 A TRINITY IMI Ohio At Fast St. Servlre.

10 AM OUR REDEEMER I Ml ralrrield WALTER MA AS Pastor Services. 8 15-10 30 A M. TIAkl (Ml 3 Mllei Northwest ilUri ot New Palestine WEHNFR KR'JG. Pastor Service, 10:15 A M. Park at Watson Fnad WILLIAM 11 EIFKRT.

Pastor Services. 8 15 and 10:45 A The Lutheran Hour, Rnnd.iv. 11:30. WFBM wr. cm ai oimsr Ri iririr jubilee sale feature! BOYS' ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SUITS $tyled by CUFTEX CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 5 1ST AND CENTRAL Central Ave.

Trollej to Slat. Penn. St. Trolley Slst, I Blks. West ol Collet Annual Missionary Convention CLOSING DAY, MARCH I8TH MORNING SERVICE, 10:45 A.M.

EVENING SERVICE, 7:30 P.M. 3:00 P.M. MISSIONARY RALLY .98 Size 13 to in Vanderburgh and Posey counties, including those at St. Philip, Caborn, Marrs, Mount Vernon, New Harmony, Solitude and St. Joseph.

Additional Judgment Funds To De Asked Corporation Counsel Michael B. Reddington said yesterday he must seek additional funds from the City Council to pay off any judgments against the city in 1956 because of unpaid judgments left over from the previous administration. Reddington revealed that unpaid judgments from 1955 amount to $9,700 and the persons involved are beginning "to press the city for payment." MISSIONARIES Rev. and Mrs. R.

Erwin, Pakistan Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Braun, Congo Miss Ida Wessman, Quito, Ecuador BIBLE TEACHERS Rev.

D. J. Kengon, Fort Wayne, lnd Rev. E. S.

Johnson, Haverstown, Pa. Rev. J. Shepherd, St. Paul, Minn.

Failure To Teach American Way Of Life Assailed Hoosier educators were told yesterday by a former California school superintendent that "failure to teach the American way of life" is the nation's No. 1 education problem. "The curriculum continues to grow but it constantly tends to veer away from the basic fundamentals," Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard of Los Angeles, declared.

Addressing a conference sponsored by the Indiana University School of Education and the City, Town and County Superintendents Association, the retired educator charged school administrators and teachers are allowing today's youth to complete their education "without understanding their heritage." "I wish boys and girls could know something of the price we paid for this country," Dr. Stoddard said. 'The freedom we enjoy is purchased through disciplineit is not something that can be obtained at a bargain counter." Number-one style on the spring hit parade! Man-tailored all-wool flannel suits with two-button coat, vent back. Slacks with deep pleated Hollywood waist in powder blue, tan, light silver grey. Size 6 to 12..

une llloek'H iauauau llltC or 30-Day Charge BOYS' CORNER, DOWNSTAIRS AT BLOCK'S SLIDES CURIOS Enters Guilty Plea Elizabeth Banks, 48 years old. MOVING PICTURES GOAL FOR 1956 $75,000 P. R. KAUFFMAN, PASTOR 730 Douglas Street, arrested BR 1517 HU 7178 Feb. 10 and later described as a "prosperous" narcotic peddler, yesterday pleaded guilty to a Federal charge of unlawful sale of heroin before Federal Judge William E.

Steckler. Judge CHURCHES OF THE NAZARENE REV. LUTHER CAWTWELL, District 1740 E. Washington St. Ph.

FL 7-1029 Steckler ordered a pre-sentence investigation before announcing penalties. Mars Hill Special Announcement! 310J McClure St. BE 8878 Beech Grove, Indiana 1301 MaJn St. SS04 Donald Konkle. Minister jyjjsxjyral-1 i aaa.

Chas. W. Botman. Minister FRANCt CORSICA fcf 3 -fcyr7TM South Meridian Revival March -lS ReT. Clyda B.

Rofers, Kvancellat Mohawk, Indiana 4 Miles North of II mt Phlladelnhl. ACC Ph. Joseph Youmana. Minister Barcelona North Side East Side 8th at Mlrhlran Rd. OL 8321 Ben Davis 144S South FrulMale CA 73U 8.

R. Moneymaker. Minister Bridgeport, Indiana 8709 W. Washinjlon BS 4507 James ford. Minister Broad Ripple Bulldlnf Under Construrtlon at 2125 E.

St Wlker. Minister FL T-2214 c. c. cntpmtn. Minuter Revival-March 14-25 Rev.

Daniel Stafford. Evanellst Tlie Slnilni Aihbys. Sonc Evaniellst Jubilee sale feature! GIRLS' COTTON-and-NYLON BLEND DRESS Ray St. W. Ray and Warren Av.

ME J-2772 M. Kemper. Minister Sicily' Mtditetrantan Sta 7 aJC cj South Side Rvvi-March 14-2S Re J. C. Crablrct.

Evanjellst South Irvinoton 5403 Bronitvlltf Rd. Ft, t-1347 1 Clermont, Indiana First anrj Central 8267 Jesse Towna, Minister bpurireon Lynn. Minuter jouin neysrone 3230 S. Keystone ME 7-8147 C3 Len Davis. Minister trt College Ave.

1S01 N. Oilleje WA 6-0H2 J. D. Stafford. Minister eeeH Bridgeport Special Services March lt-lt Rev.

Leonard Whitley Revival March 20-Aprll 1 Rev. Elmer Kliiee. EvaneelUt Isle Breece, Sonr Specialist nlzen 7 to 12 5 South Meridian East Side 2110 Meridian ID 4881 pi t. L. Bryant.

Minister -Pi 4201 1 eth St Ermel Short. Minister m' -fs Mohawk, Ind. South Side Olive and taOrande Rts. OA 1373 Harley A. Dowtia.

Minister Revival-March 20-Aprll 1 Rev. D. F. Stelnlnier. Chalk Artist and Evangelist ALGERIA 2001.

-MT 1-. First Church of the Nazarene 1621 Washington Ft. 9-1543 Clyde Dswwin. Minister Flackville S0 30th St GA M'9 Knoa Hazard. Minister I "1 KV.

8020 Crawfordavllle Rd. ME 1-2920 C' Harry A. Carter. Minister (C Friendly SlAlUTl MILIS lordinev frti a-aaf-nrarsLW-A-rV IS JTSJ t-ft OlsT i Westbrook Revival March 19-Aprll 1 Rev. Forest Crlder, Evangelist Welch Trio, Song Evangelists Fountain Sq.

(Temporary Address) 821 I. Dennlson St. BE 8881 B. L. Wilson, Minister BLUE or PINK A pretty spring-time fashion with lace-edged bertha collar of embroidered Nylon, torso button front, rhinestone buckle on the skirt cuff, back Colorfast and shrinkage-controlled.

GIRLS' SHOP, DOWNSTAIRS AT BLOCK'S 10 347 710 Virginia Ave Myrtrk. Minister West Side Weslbrook llth and King Ave. H. Johnson. ME 1-3048 Minister Franklin, Indiana Dun nd Ohio Sts.

Ph. 1170 Murrell Decsard. Minister aeaaa Special Service Sunday. March It. 10:30 A M.

Rev. Cecil Rudeen. Missionary From Nlcarsgua West Street FrlendW REBELS ATTACKED IN NORTH AFRICA-French parachute troops and mechanized unit yesttrday joined forces to ambush a big rebel detachment in the region of Lafayette (A), Algeria, with an estimated 107 rebels killed in a running battle. Dispatches from Tunisia said 40 rebels were killed in the region of Gafsa (B), bringing the day's count of rebel dead in French North Africa to more than 160. New tate-of-siege measures were readied to curb the extension of terrorism to Algier (underlined) itself.

(AP Wirephoto Map) 2338 9. West St. ID 4920 Darrell McCvHri. Minister an Hnlmes Ave. ME William Thumpaon.

Minister Winter Ave. Madison Ave. Winter Ave. Special Service March SO, 7:30 PH. Junior Rally East Indpli.

Zone 2025 Winter Ave. ME (-7241 T. W. Stofer. Minister p.er and Stanley MB 1-T71 Ie Ave.

handler, Mil Ave. Chandler, Minuter.