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The Clarks Cut Their Wedding Cake ioner, said he had told the D.i Moinei Reaiiter Paam 7 Reds that no new clothing Aua 4 isi a wijw Reds that no new clothing PRISONERS- Continued from Page One. i1 i.mii.ii.iii would be issued to Communist prisoners who destroyed their clothing during the prisoner exchange. Freedom Village. Radio correspondents will switch back and forth for their accounts of the IUetoReporf To Nation on His Program By Anthony Levlero. Leaned Wire from The N.

Y. Times. WASHINGTON, Eisenhower will review the accomplishment, of his admin story. Furnish Rosters. Over the lines will speed a running story of the dramatic open During the P.

W. exchange last April, some Communist prisoners ripped apart new clothing and threw away toilet articles as they ing of "Operation Big Switch," as neared Panmunjom, "I can't aee any point In re equipping these people at the tax the prisoner exchange li called by the army. The Communists will furnish rosters with each group of return payers' expense after they have STROLLER WITH BINOCULARS IS ARRESTED HERE A man carrying binocular was arrested tere Monday night as a window-peeper when police found him strolling through yard at Eighteenth street and Woodland avenue. Patrolman Kenneth Kline lden. tified the man as Lawrence L.

Ash, 32, a railroad worker from Moberly, Mo, Ash claimed he was "just out for a walk" when halted by Klina late in the evening. Police told of receiving a num ber of window-peeping complaints from the area in recent weeks. istration and of congress in a nationwide radio talk Thursday retail 11? I damaged their clothing deliber aieiy, nry an Bam. night. He will speak from 7:30 ing men.

A U. S. soldier will call out each man's name as he steps down from the truck. In view of world wide In-, terent, the army is foregoing its usual practice of withholding names until next of kin are ottfled. to p.

m. (Iowa time). Announcement of the talk. Charge Driver which will be carried by the four With Intoxication The name of the first freed prisoner should reach the United States less than minutes after major radio networks, was made Monday afternoon by Murray Snyder, assistant White House press secretary, after the presi-dent had taken off for Seattle, where he will attend the morninj: session of the governors' conference today. prisoner ex- Map locates change area.

ls name is shouted from the ros ter. That would be about 6:05 Edward A. Haase, 52, of S47 Eighteenth was arrested early today on charges of driving while intoxicated and failure to leave his name at the scene of an accident. Police said Haase was halted at Seventh and Crocker streets by Francis Downey, of 1037 Seventh and a neighbor after Downey's A A Ts Returned to D. Af Red Cross workers had passed Into Red Korea to give comfort On Forgery Charge Andrew C.

Stengele, 83, Mar to Allied war prisoners under severe Communist restrictions. Review Accomplishments. Snyder said the president In his talk will review accomplishments in relation to the objective! he had outlined in his State of the The Allied team went by jeep shalltown, was returned to Dea Moines Monday night by police' to the Communist armistice base car had been struck in front of the home. Haase, who claimed he Is a camp at Kaesong, miles west of here, where the first trainload of sick and wounded Allied pris diabetic, was moved from city detectives to face prosecution on a forgery charge. Stengele, ac cused of passing a series of" worthless checks here, wis arrested last week in Denver, Colo.

oners arrived by train Mondav jail to Broadlawns General hos night. pital for overnight treatment. Families of the couple gather around as MaJ. William Clark, S7, and his bride, the former Audrey Calre Loflln, 23, go through the traditional cake-cutting ceremony following their wedding In New Orleans, Monday. Members of the wedding party are (left to right,) Dr.

and Mrs. Arthur A. Calre, parents of the socialite bride; Mrs. Edward F. Wrgmann, the bride's sinter and matron of honor; the bride and bridegroom, and Gen.

and Mrs. Mark W. Clark, the bridegroom, who has been wounded three times In Korea. General Clark Is the N. Far East commander.

WIREPHOTO UP). Plan Exchange Of War Dead p. m. today, Iowa time. The prisoners will come down in batches of 100 an hour, starting at a.

m. and continuing or) the hour until the last delivery at noon each day. The Communists will deliver 400 a day. Jam Wires. The flood of news copy Is expected to Jam the wires for several more hours before each day's list of names is cleared.

I But each name will be bulletined through the log jam of copy as it Is received. In operation "Little Switch," last April which was minute In comparison, wires were clogged until late each night. The all-important Information is the liat of names of the returning captives. "This will be given top priority over sll other copy," said MaJ. Paul Capron, of New York, Information officer for the exchange.

Red Cross. Union message last January. The half-hour address will be the president's first nationwide radio address since May 30 when he called on the people to bear the current tax burden, and promised a budget cut of about $8,500,000,000. He has made a nationwide television address since then, however. The president was delayed 37 minutes in his take-off for Seattle, primarily because he attended the funeral services for Senator Robert A.

Taft at the PANMUNJOM, KOREA (TUESDAY) UP) The Korean TO KEEP INFORMED OF filed for channel 8 and two for Hid from Nazis military armistice commission sgreed today to exchange the bodies of Allied and Communist war dead found on the TV- Continued from Page One, CURRENT FARM fawni 10 Years in Attic it into a television to convert NEWS, AND TREND5 aaa AM The commission met for 34 studio. minutes and adjourned until 11 Wednesday. Capitol. Lausche Aboard. MtAK I Most television sets on the market now will receive signals only from very high frequency (VHF) stations.

A converter must be added to most sets to en channel 13. Hearings on the applications are expected to be set in the near future by the federal communications commission. Tower Work. O'Connor said KGTV tower will be built by the Wickes Engineering A Construction Co. of Des Moines and that work will begin Immediately.

He said the station will present network shows, and also will produce its own studio shows. Mnj. Gen. Rlarkiihear M. Bryan, chief Allied rommls- Among extra passengers he took on his non-stop flight of approximately 10 hours was Frank ALBENGA, ITALY (Jp) A shrivelled, fear-ridden farmer was rescued Monday from a 10-year captivity In the attic of a peasant cottage.

"Is the' war over? Have the Germans gone?" asked 60-year-old Pietro Alberti when police led him from the hiding place to which he fled when German troops began building gun emplacements in his orchard in 1943. Lausche, the Democratic governor or Ohio, who will name Taft's The Communist announcement on the number of Americana to be freed today came shortly after You'll Enjoy 'Pefa Are Fitxay' attended the Lausche had funeral service. American, British and Danish able them to pick up UHF channel telecasts. Five channels have' been designated by the federal communications commission for De Moines. The only one allocated so far is channel 17 to Rib Mountain.

No application has been made for the other UHF channel, No. 23, assigned for Des Moines. Other Des Moines channel al 0 0 0 90900 President of Rib Mountain Radio, is W. C. Bridges of wtth Liakftfftr Superior, Wis.

Other officers of the when it qualified with the CHRIS MACK'S fi.0fj FARM HEWS D-U HIM RFD WITH J.C() GEORGE B. iu rifl PRESENTED BY DEKALB CABGILL MONDAY THRU SATURDAY DON CUNNINGHAM ON THE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY MORE PROTECTION secretary of state in March to Others who had postponed their departure for the conference and who were invited to ride on the president's plane were Senators Henry M. Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson, both Democrats of Washington; and these representatives of that state: Jack West-land, Republican; Walt Horan, Republican; Russell V. Mack, Republican; Don Magmisonr Democrat, and Thor C.

Tollefson. Re-1 do business in Iowa, were listed as locations are No. 8, 11 (educational) and 13. All of these are VHF, as is WOI-TV at Ames. WMT- Dial Morgan Murphy, Superior, Wis.

vice-president Norman Postles, Duluth, treasurer, Two applications have been Brsath aa Ahwim Feed Tliaii Ever For ML Frtttert publican Members of the president's own On Television party were George M. Humphrey, treasury secretary; Sherman Adams, assistant to the president james v. iiageriy, press secre By Paul Cotton. Watch television and forget the heat. (This may work if you sit in a tub of cool water with an ice bag on your head.

Otherwise you may get more tary, and Thomas E. Stephens, appointments secretary. Wood Bros. Inc. Evtrf wtfkday moramf' join the aarly moraine, iaatttri 'The Breakfast presented aa Taeidsyt aad Thuridayi Tont, Swilt A rtilce irritated.) Last week end: tWmAWJ 877(7) Starts New Firm "Medallion Theater" (8 p.

m. -CBS) This new show, Wood Bros. Inc.7Des Moines for the first time, had a script that was worthy of its first class farm machinery manufacturing production, "The Man Who Liked Dickens," from the Evelyn Waugh story. Claude Rains was the lunatic, holed up In the Brazilian Jungle, who let a prisoner stay alive only so he might read pickens. "Zoo Parade" (2:30 p.

Sunday, NBC) firm which has been incorporated In Iowa for many years, paid a fee of $6,359 Monday for a new company Incorporated in Delaware. The perpetual permit for the new firm was obtained from the secretary of state's office. The original company continues to be authorized to do business in Iowa. Aggravating, because a nice, cool rain was falling in Chicago, 111., splattering on Marlin Perkins and CROSS the Lincoln park zoo duck pond. "American Forum of the Air" p.

m. Sunday, 'NBC) Senator Edwin C. Johnson Colo.) opposed universal military training because, he said, any U. S. president with all those troops wotildrbn his own, start having wars all over the globe.

This senator's mental processes are such that BLUE BLUE SHIELD HILLED BY SAGINAW, MICH. (Donald F. Hansel, Columbus, Ohio, was electrocuted Monday when a model plane he was flying struck a high tension wire on a farm near here. he unwittingly let slip on a TV program a couple of years ago our progress on the hydrogen bomb. "Adventure" (4 p.

m. Sunday, CBS) In a few thousand years, insects may wipe msn off the earth. At the moment, I'm busy worry IKRNT KSO oKWDM KIOA I WMT IWMAX LISTINCS em-1045 FM I003M. irv 1150 mis 90 rat 800 cit 570 VOI l'KOORAMS FOB TUESDAY MORMNO. 5:30 Sasaktr Smilfc Silent Evan, Silent Dewn Sanri Hoar Good Morn.nf, Skaw, top Hm5inr Bailer UFioitaeri Ntighbrir (:00 tountrr Farm Heatr's Horn, Good Morning, News it Mkt.

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Sunday, CBS) Zippy, 3-year-old chimpanzee, roller-skated, led the orchestra and otherwise stole the WOI-TV, Channel AMES. show from an aquacade, a scene from "Hazel Flagg," and Henry Fonda in a Jesse James playlet. Comedian Joey Froeman was excellent in a takeoff oh the Friday fight broadcasts. 8.00-Dn Dont School Si.in-GUmour Olrl 8 nn-Hawklnl Flll lS-Thf Brnnftta :.10 Sink It Rich and Groom inn VLov of Uf For 2:30 V. r.

Ctn- vntlon Fquurt Hhvm Dnoclv 0t Honor Wlrarrt Wli.ilnw Video Caravan "GE Theater" (7 p. m. Sunday, CBS) A soul-weary scientist, groKKy sleeping pills, Imagines himself back 200 years. This tedious film drama was more sleep-inducing than the scientist's pills. "Arthur Murray Party" (7:30 p.

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Yet even in those dark days, Des Moines Savings and Loan continued to pay regular dividends on savings accounts. Yes, since opening in 1916, they have never missed a dividend payment-have never paid less than the current high 3. So, Join the thrifty thousands who save regularly Jut south of Walnut on 8lxth Avenue. Every account is insured to $10,000. 10:15 10:30 Wt will hare 4 factory engineer quote you 4 pnee mme-Jiately and without obligation.

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