Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 24

Children Send 1.07 to Red Cross to Help Poor AURORA, III. (AP)-The Aurora chapter of the American Red received a letter that radiated the warmth of a child's heart. "We are a group of children who have formed a club," it read. "We have been collecting dues and now have $1.07 in our treasury. We are sending the $L07 to you to help the poor people of the world.

"Yours truly, "Lorraine Smith and members SHOES lor CHILDREN GUARANTEE!) TO FIT! "The Mysterios (sic) Tree Club." Lorraine 9, president and very a reporter Monday that the club was founded underneath a tree in the yard of the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Smith. They decided to call it the Mysterious Tree Club because they were not sure what kind of tree sheltered them from the summer sun. The six members, ranging in age from 5 to 10, pay dues of "not less than two cents a day hut as much more as they like." "We decided what to do with our money," Lorraine said.

"Red Cross needs money because it helps people all over the world." The letter prompted Edward Siebert, 1961 Aurora fund chairman of the Red Cross, to present a merit award to the club. Lorraine reported the meetings still are being held. 'We first collect the dues," she said. "Then a story, then play some games, then coloring." The members also have solved the mystery of the tree. "My mother," Lorraine said "told me." It's a catalpa.

GIRLS DANDEELION In nylon velvet the shoes boys like and Parents approve SHOES FOR CHILTON Black Brown SHOE STORE 101 W. Milwaukee St. Northwestern U. Gets 2.5 Million for New Building EVANSTON, 111. (AP)-Three sons of Chicago industrialist Henry Crown have given Northwestern University more than $2.5 million for construction of a new administration building.

Dr. J. Roscoe Miller, president, said Monday the building, which will house the school's executive and business offices, will be named Rebecca Crown Memorial Hall in honor of Crown's late wife. Miller said the construction will be made possible by a gift from John, Lester and Robert Crown. Exact amount of the gift was not disclosed.

The senior Crown is chairman of the Material Service Division of General Dynamics Corp. His sons, Robert and Lester, are vice presidents of the division, and John Crown is a Chicago attorney. Miller said the four-story building will be completed 18 months after the city of Evanston and the university work out an agreement on a trade of real estate to consolidate the school's south campus. Need Housing for Top Drum, Bugle Corps Parade of Champions, Is seeking housing for the Garfield Cadets, Garfield, N. when they are here for the Labor Day Parade of Champions drum and bugle corps competition.

The corps, which has gained the title "best in the west," is on a tour of the nation and will present an exhibition at the annual Labor Day event Sept. 4. Free housing Monday night, breakfast that morning and transportation to the Labor Temple, from where members will continue their travels, will be. needed. Persons willing to be host to any of the group are asked to call Clifford Nunn, 347 S.

Randall any morning or evening; or they may call the Labor Temple. With the Garfield Cadets are 67 boys, a married couple, two single women and two single men. ACTRESS IN HOSPITAL HOLLYWOOD (AP) Actress Patricia Medina is in UCLA Med- Page 24 JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23, 1961 Cancer Research Grants of $90,000 Are Made to UW American Cancer Society's Wisconsin Division announced today the granting of $90,000 to University of Wisconsin cancer researchers and physicians. The grants become effective Sept.

and support work in the following areas: "Mode of Action of Ionizing Radiations of Growth of Malignant for a project under the direction of Doctor Halvor Vermund. "Enzymatic Basis for Cellular Inhibitions by Purine Analogues" for a project under Doctor Robert E. Parks Jr. "The Nutrition and Metabolism of Insect Gall and Normal Tis sue for a project under Doctor A. C.

Hildebrandt. "Clinical Pharmacological and Biochemical Studies on Fluorinat ed Pyrimidines" $28,625 for a project under Doctor Charles Heidelberger. In addition, two clinical fellows have been awarded American Cancer Society stipends of $3,600 each; they are Drs. John C. Ellis and G.

H. Brister, both physicians at the University Hospitals in Madison. The research grants are award ed as part of the $15 million program of the society which is being carried on in over 150 labora tories throughout the nation. The fellowships are part of another national program of the society, which has helped train over 1,222 physicians on specialized aspects of cancer diagnosis and treat ment. Both programs are supported by funds raised during the society's annual April Crusade against cancer.

More Lawyers Are Needed, Says New Head of State Bar (Gazette Madison Bureau) law schools are falling behind in producing graduate lawyers in sufficient numbers to meet population expansion, John C. Whitney, Green Bay, head) of the State Bar of Wisconsin, said today the official publication of the organization. Whitney discussed current affairs of the organization in his first editorial as president of the bar. He was elected a year ago, and took over the office formally a month ago. Whitney also commented on the recent decision of the U.

S. Supreme Court, validating the state law which sets up the compulsory membership organization heads, and pledged that its leadership will so conduct its affairs "that even the opponents of integration will ultimately applaud the Supreme Court's decision." The bar leader disclosed that the organization during his administration will concentrate on an intensive program of legal problems research, involving both substan-, tive and procedural law, and intensified program of post-grad- education for lawyers. Whitney announced a series of major bar committee appointments for the next year, including several new committee chairmanships. Among the new committee chairmen are Charles F. Nolan, Oshkosh, for the committee on inter-professional and business relations.

Richard Hippenmeyer, of Waukesha, legal education and bar admissions, Richard L. Cates, of Madison, legislation, and L. C. Magnusen, Oshkosh, post-gradu-1 ate education. ical Center for minor She is expected to remain week for convalescence.

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