Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 1

2 Dec. 28, 1957 City, u. Grand Jury in Attack on Key Clubs DES MOINES a report condemning key clubs, the Polk County grand jury has indicted six persons in DCS i charged with violations of the law liquors. "Much of the crime today is traceable, (o its origin in many of our present key dubs," the grand jury said Friday in summing its findings resulting from a secret investigation by state agents at the request of DOS Moines Police Chief Howard Eide. Future Corruption "Most key ctubs as they now exist are rendezvous for criminals and a temptation for a lot of youth who go to these places," the report continued.

"The Polk County grand jury feels that many of the key, clubs could provide a source of money for graft and future corruption and there is a great need for the Iowa Legislature to amend the present liquor law for one that can be enforced." Chief Eide said he asked the Slate Bureau of Criminal Investigation last week to conduct the secret probe because Des Moines police officers are well known to tavern and key club operators and stale agents could buy drinks "where we coudn't." New Regulations Eide said a controversy between the county and city here over adopting new regulations to curb key clubs developed alter he asked the state bureau to investigate and this "almost upset the apple cart." However, the grand jury commended the County Board of Supervisors and the Des Moines City Council on adopting the regulations, which require 'key clubs to close for the consumption of liquor when taverns are closed and to keep their opea at all times. Sunday for Louis Betteen, Kensett Resident Betteen, 69, Russia's Education Gains Are ISTC Faculty Seminar Topic Anna Lohr, 74, Dies at Home; Rites Monday Anna Lohr, 74, died at her home here Friday --KJUMJO (lumj A lac- noon. She was the daughter of ult seminar is being conducted basic research these Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lohr.

She at Iowa Siat Teachers College at jrVis and her sister, Miss Gertie Lohr, Cedar lo inform instruc- whpl th j. were once part owners of the tors of lhe progress Russia has ripr Vh 0 c' maHo in thn iicu UUl. ineSc Muller and lere. resident Kensett nine years, died at his home here Thursday. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m.

at the Bride Funeral Home, Manly. Burial will be in Crookston, Minn. He is survived by three chil dren, Harvey, Crookston; Mrs George (Lorena) Wesloski, De troit, WHERE IT PAYS TO SAVE GUARANTEED INTEREST Paid On New United Homo Bank'j CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT With Automatic Renewal MASON orrs OWNtO BANK PI 1C u-" NG it goes. The drone aircraft even fires "its i ames Dorse ts own flares automatically.to take daughter Miss I ane STS 'A tmy tles8 pictlu es A 17 und is fitted into S6V nHnaf plane which, the Army has revealed, can the craft. The plane is landed at its base fh-over enemy ten-am taking pictures as by means of a parachute ejector system James Dorsey Service Set for Monday Requiem high Mass will be celebrated for James Dorsey, 80, retired farmer, at 10 a.m.

Monday at St. Lawrence Catholic Church at Swaiedale. Father'Ray- mond S. Bohrc-r will be celebrant. 3urial will be in the Sacred Heart Cemetery at Rockwell.

Mr. Dorsey died at his home in iw.aledale Friday. He was born Aug. 28, 1877, at New Haven, son of Martin and Mary Dorsey, and was a ifelong resident of the Rockwell- Iwaledale cqmmunity. He was married to Katherine Dunn June 12, 1917, in Swaledale.

Surviving are his wife; a son, James Dorsey, Bell, Miss Anna Marie Dorley, Huntington 'our grandchildren; and a broth- Lohr Dept. Store made in the field of education. She is survived by her sister, Ma "cker said this group has al- Maucker said the latter was the rertie, with whom she lived; and rea dy discovered that Russia has most apt to do the bulk of thp brother, Alvin. Rockford undertaken a program on basic work in thosP Monday at the First Methodist Church here. The C.

L. Oelfke will conduct the service. Sheckier's Funeral Home, Nora Springs, is in charge of arrangements. North lowans Named to Iowa Press Posts DES Northeastern lowans have been named to head the state association of Press Columnists. Jannes Westerfield, West Union, has been elected president and- Reeves Hall, Independence, native of Mason City, will serve as vice president.

Jackson Baty of the Osage Press-News was named one of the two directors for the northeastern corner of the state. Clarion Couples to Note Anniversaries couples will gether. The couple are Mr. and CCCO90 Mrs Albert Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.

Harlan Hill and Mr. and 0 Mrs. G. E. Lindsey.

Nearly a third of all of Minnesota's dairy cows are now 'hred artificially. North Iowa Millwork and Lumber Co. 714 So. Jeff. Ph.

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GA 3 5424 By HARRISON WEBER DES MOINES (IDPA) A fac- country apparently has not taken any steps to strengthen its pro private industry, government and institu- Maucker said that although the United States has limited person- will spend over a qua er of ncl working similar fields, this million dollars next high "Missing" Airman Located on Farm Near Everly gallons of white paint per mile and, of course, amount of yellow needed varies with the number of no-passing zones. 26, Minneapolis salesman for whom an aerial search was organized after his light plane was reported missing, Saturday resumed his interrupted flight to Minneapolis. Dick Dirksen of nearby Everly, Iowa said Hopp spent the night Ui aieil SC noois at the Dirksen home after land- advance of next year's primary mg at Spencer on a flight from I Fort Dodge, to Minneapolis, Ffi- day afternoon. Hopp and the Dirksens are relatives. Dirksen said Hopp landed at Spencer because he was running into bad weather.

His single was not equipped engine plane with a radio. A two-state search for Hopp was organized after Mrs. Hopp notified authorities when he failed to arrive in Minneapolis late Friday afternoon as he planned. He had flown to Fort Dodge on a. business trip.

Defenses Not Weak in Relation to Russia: Hagerty GETTYSBURG, Pa. White House said Saturday the United States is not weak in defenses in relation to Russia "at this time," despite unofficial versions of the Gaither report to the contrary. As for the future ability of this country against the growing power of Russia, Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said that President Eisenhower would go into this matter in some detail in his State of the Union message to Congress' Jan. 9.

The President is working on the message at his farm here. The Gaither report is a secret document. It is the result survey by an -iCetUcr believe they stand a good chance 10 30 Lcs to ge their bill through CBS TIPVT I acrid Tn THE BANKS of Mason City WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY.JANUARY 1 IN ORDER TO OBSERVE NEW YEAR'S DAY Mason City Clearing House pointed committee headed by Rowan Gaither San Fran- lo get lhpir hin Cisco lawyer and former head of next thrOUg the Ford Foundation. The com- le sl session, mitlee conducted an exhaustive survey of America's military power as compared with the Soviet Union. Hagerty said, regarding the present condition of U.

S. de fenscs and the Gaither report "Stories that have been printed ervices for infant twi jwhich indicate that the United of Dn Manzg State ere 'States is in a position of weakness at this time are not true." ti was preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters. The Patterson-James Funeral Home is in charge. Fannie Mabb Rites Sunday at Thornton services will be Sunday for Mrs. Charles (Fannie) Mabb, 89, who died Fri- in these areas.

Highway Paint The Iowa Highway Commission way paint. R. C. Boyd, maintenance engi neer, said the commission wil use 67,000 gallons of white paint 69,000 of yellow paint and over 2 half million pounds of reflector- ized beads. Boyd said in good weather the Campaign Schools Towa Democrats plan to duct a series of con- schools election.

Meetings will be held in each of-the eight congressional dis tricts. Two representatives fron each county will attend their re spective district meetings and will organize a county campaign school. Party workers attending these county campaign schools will then conduct meetings on the township or precinct level. First district meeting will Jan. 11 at Waterloo.

League Activities League of Women Voters 0 Iowa are busy compiling data on their two pet projects: and mental health The PatniA Ic -V 10:3 Salt Lake Taber me league is its third year Ne ffs Chevrolet of studying reapportionment and is just starting its study of thi mental health problem in Iowa There are 23 leagues in AH ii state and each is concentrating Woolw Hour, F. w. on two nationl 0mpinT on two national problems (con servahon and individual liber roblems and reapportionment) and two local problems. Drivers Training Although the next regular ses sion of the Legislature is a year away, there is a move afoo to generate interest in a com prehensive drivers training pro gram for Iowa high schools. A bill along these lines in the last session missed passing the House of Representatives by onl one vote At present, 14 states financ Graveside Rites Are Conducted FOREST CITY Gravesidt services for the infant twin chil 5an of hcjd Saturday morn REV.

JOHN D. JESS Conversational and informal KSMN-1010 kc 2 p. m. RE-UPHOLSTER' YOUR PRESENT FURNITURE For Utmost Economy FEDERAL UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 403 No. Fed.

Phone GA 3-8772 Joe M. Dorsey, Swaledale. He 6:30 p.m. day morning at a Mason Cily hospital. There will be a prayer service' at 1:30 p.m.

at the home of her grandson, Duane Mabb, Thornton, and the funeral at 2 p.m. at the M. E. Church. The Rev.

Paul Hansen will officiate at the services. Burial will be in the Pleasant View Cemetery with the Wartnaby Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mrs; Mabb is survived by a son, Dale; a grandson, and two grandchildren, all of Thornton. 7:00 p.m. KGLO Radio Schedule Saturday P.

M. 5:00 Music with Munson 5:30 Dance Orchestra, CBS 5:55 News, CBS News, Interstate Power Co. 6:05 Evening Almanac 6:30 Sports, Reynolds 6:15 Employment Views 6:30 Cleveland Orchestra, CBS 7:00 News 7:05 Saturday Night Country Style, CBF 7:30 News 7:35 Stuart Foster, CBS 8:00 News, CBS 8:05 The World Tonight. CBS 8:25 News, Aero Mayflower 8:30 Jehovah's Witnesses ation Program 9:00 News, CBS 9:05 Dale.Munson Show 9:30 Here's to Vets 9:15 News, Glohe-Gaictfo 10:00 Music for the Night Charlie Fick Orchestra 11:00 News, CBS 11:05 Bob Clausen Show Sunday A. M.

7:00 News, CBS 7:15 Family Worship Sunday Morning Gathering, CBS 8:00 News, CBS 8:15 Let There Be Light 8:30 Sunday School Lesson 9:00 Bible Broadcast, Sentman 9:38 Invitation to Learning, CBS 10:00 News, Chevrolet 10:05 Charles Colllngrwood, CBS 10:15 Howard E. Smith, CBS 10:30 Salt Lake Tabernacle, CBS 11:05 News 11:55 Years of Crisis 11:55 Musical Variety. Ford. CBS Sunday P. M.

1:00 News 1:15 One Man's Opinion, GIobe-Gaiette 1:30 Sunday Serenade 1:55 Musical Variety, Ford 2:00 News, CBS 2:05 Big News of '57 3:30 Musical Variety, Ford, CBS 3:35 Suspense, p. Lorillard News. Chevrolet 4:05 Johnny Dollar, P. Lorillard, Foods News, Interstate Power 4:35 Sports Sunday Serenade I Variety. Ford.

CHS News CBS Indictment. CHS Guusmoke. CBS Jzcfc Benny. Ins. Co.

of New Vorl 6:30 Sei Who, CBS News. Bristol Myers 7:05 Mitch Miller. CBS 8:00 News. Bristol Myers. CBS 8:05 Country Music, P.

Morrij 8:30 Dance Orchestra News. Bristol Myers The Best to See Is on CHANNEL 3 KGLO-TV 100,000 WATTS CBS TELEVISION Everywhere You Go There's RADIO KGLO GBS KGLO-FM 2:45 to 10:45 P.M. DUI 101.1 KGLO-TV Schedule SATURDAY P.M. 1:20 p.m. BASKETBALL tops in college basketball.

Big Ten Basketball comes your way directly after 0 the courtside chat with basketball personalities brought to you by Seven-Up. :30 p.m. BIG BASKETBALL The (0) Redskins face the Fighting Illini at Champaign, 111., in Big Ten Basketball thrills brought to you by Standard Oil and American Tobacco. :00 SATURDAY MATINEE "Ramrod" costarring Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake, Donald Crisp, Don DeFore and Preston''Foster. 1:30 p.m.

eminent psychiatrist has difficulty remaining as detached as he ought to treating beautiful and neurotic women. Ronald Coleman stars in "Ladies His Mind." :00 p.m. THE BIG NEWS OF '57 Man-made moons are shot into space, Khrushchev emerges top dog in a Kremlin power struggle, New York loses the Giants and the Dodgers in a 'Westward Ho' movement. These are some of the dramatic stories you'll relive. p.m.

CRISIS THE BIG RECORD Patti Page stars as hostess on television's musical show of shows, The Big Record brought to you by Oids- mobile. Patti's guests include, Eddy Arnold, Margaret Truman, Mel Torme and many others. CASEY row and top CBS correspondents from all over the globe discuss the significant implications of the past year on an enlightening round table report. 4:00 p.m. SEVfiN LIVELY ARTS You'll visit some of the movie units on location and meet leading producers and directors who'll explain the trend to overseas picture making on Around The World." Y'EARS OF Edward R.

Mur- p.m. 5:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:30 Guest Star 10:00 Protestant Hour 10:30 Lcs i Larry.

Elgart, CBS Monday A. M. 6:00 News Weather, Eeo Machine 6:15 Morning Rouser Morning Rouser, Kraylels 6:30 Farm Reporter," State Brand News, Butternut 7:00 World News Roundup. Ford, CBS Farm Digest, FulI-O-Pep 7:20 Musical Clock 7:30 News, Crystal Lake Merchants 7:35 Sports 7:40 Weather, Scdars 7:45 Morning Melodies ct uiurii- 7:50 Keep Time With Damon's ing at James Cemetery The Holsura-Sunbeam Headlines, Hoi- Rev. Thomas KnOX, pastor Of St cM? bC Currle-, Bardwarc James Church, officiated The Coffce with Cavanaugn children were born prematurely SliS £, Thursday afternoon and died 9: potlight on A star Thursday night.

Survivors include SSTtKVj 'a a twn a MiChael C-ear 10, and two sisters, Mary, 8 and Martha, 4. Road of Life, CBS JUOO Wendy Warren. Miles CBS 11:15 Doug Shenvin Show 11:30 Helen Trent, Lever CBS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday, Colgate-Palmolive, CBS Monday P. M. 12:00 Markets 12:05 Easy Listening News.

Mutual Federal 12:45 Farm Highlights Wcalhcr. Murphy News, Miles Laboratories 1:05 Right to Happiness Second Mrs Burton. CoUalc-t'alm- olive Strike Kich. ColRale-Palmolivc Ma Perkins, l.cver Bros. House Parly.

Standard Brandt, CBS 2:30 Nora Drake, CBS 2:13 Arthur Godfrey Time. CBS The Cannonball- Express is 5:00 saved from disaster by Jeff Tyler who keeps a loosened boulder from falling onto the tracks. Jeff the.n refuses to ride a train. American" Dairy brings you "The Trackwalker" on Casey Jones. 7:30 p.m.

DICK THE DUCHESS Two sides of a romantic triangle are revealed when Heiene Curtis brings you Dick The Duchess. For a while it seems the Duchess plans to pack her bags and leave the field clear for "the nn other woman!" It's a battle of the sexes! 8:00 p.m. BURNS ALLEN SHOW Whatever you want in the way of new clothes new trips to Europe, or per haps a new house or two take a tip from Grade. If you can't convince your -husband, con- 6:3 fuse him. It's done all the time on The Burns and Allen Show presented by Carnation.

8:30 p.m. HAVE -GUN- WILL TRAVEL Mr." Pala din plays cupid when he hire: out to find a wealthy farm cr's daughter who has run away from home with a cowboy. Share the romantic complications and the thrills on Have Travel brought to yoir by Lever. 9:00 p.m. bitter feud transplanted from the Ozarks to the Kansas plain threatens bloodshed in Dodge City when a hill farmer rides into town and casually announces that he plans to kill a local resident.

brings you Gunsmok'e. 9:30 p.m. DECOY Culligan brings you another suspense-packed tale of New York Policewomen. See "Two Days To Kill" on Decoy. 10:00 p.m.

Tenney brings you the news developments from around-the- world and here at home. 10:15 p.m. THE NIGHT CAP "Four Sons" starring Don Amcchc and Mary Beth Hughes. SUNDAY A.M. 8:30 a.m.

INDUSTRY ON Industries in action. 8:45 a.m. CHRISTIAN Program. 9:00 a.m. LAMP UNTO MY story of a girl's attempt to associate her inner life to the physical world around her.

9:30 a.m. LOOK UP AND LIVE "The Story of Three Kings." 10:00 a.m. U.N. IN ACTION LcSucur interviews top U.N. delegates and correspon- dents.

10:30 a.m. CAMERA THREE of Dostoyevsky's novel, "The Idiot." 11:00 a.m. LET'S TAKE A visit to the U.S. Navy deep sea diving school in Washington, D.C., to see how Navy divers are trained for all-important rescue. 11:30 a.m.

THIS IS THE to a murder, a woman keeps silent from fear of revealing her own guilty plans. SUNDAY P.M. 12:00 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING Southpaw Billy Meyers has the distinction o'f being (he first lo evei BEAT THE CLOCK There'll be plenty of parties in progress as we celebrate the arrival of 1958, and one of the merriest of all will be when Bud Collyer and his guests play Beat The Clock. TWENTIETH CENTURY The Twentieth Century traces the career of Edward, Prince of Wales and retells the love story of the century! See "The Windsors" brought to you by Prudential.

ZORRO See Zorro brought to you by Seven-Up. His black cape flying in the wind, his mask hiding his, true identity, his swore ready to strike at evil'will hole you spell-bound. Don't mis: "Double Trouble For Zorro." JACK BENNY- Jack takes you back to the time when he escorted a gir, to the Rose Bowl Game. No one who ever tried to see the football classic from end-zone seats ever had so much trou ble or fun as you will see when American Tobacco present The Jack Bennv Show. ED SULLIVAN Buttons and Rober ta Sherwood head the bill in a 3:15 p.

sparkling year-end roundup on by Lincoln Mercury. Other Sisters, Louis Jordan, the Tym pany Five plus many, others. G.E. THEATER- See the General Electric Thea ter comedy about a man who barters for a wagon and a pair of mides and gets a "Bargain 4:0 P- i. Y-V Ctrrmr TH 0:30 a.m.

STRIKE IT RICH brings you the "show with a heart" Strike It Rich. 1:00 a.m. HOTEL COSMOPOLITAN Donald Woods is your host and narrator for the stories in the lives of the people living in the' Hotel Cosmopolitan. 1:15 a.m. OF LIFE Home Products is your host for this daytime drama.

11:30 a.m 'SEARCH FOR Gambia invite you to enjoy the absorbing drama Search For Tomorrow. 11:45 a.m. GUIDING LIGHT A fine cast presents the Guiding Light brought to you by Procter Gamble. MONDAY P.M. 12:00 p.m.

NOON Ken Kew brings you the latest news developments presented by the Globe-Gazette. 12:15 p.m. Curran brings you the weather forecast. 12:25 p.m. Heinz brings you the major markets brought to you by Swea City Co-op.

12:30 p.m. AS THE WORLD TURNS Chris and Helen Hughes try to steer a safe family course through troubled waters on As The World Turns brought to you by Procter Gamble. 1:00 p.m. BEAT THE CLOCK Collyer puts contestants through their paces when it's time for Beat The Clock. 1:30 p.

HOUSE Everybody's invited to the special party occasion known as House Party. Join your host Art Linkletter for House Party. 2:00 p. THE BIG jt OFF-Colgate brings you the fabulous quiz and fashion treat The Big Payoff. 2:30 p.

m. THE VERDICT IS YOURS-Jim McKay is your moderator and brings you the proceedings of another court case. 3:00 P. m. THE BRIGHTER the story of the Rev Dennis and his family and friends when Procter Gamble bring you The Brighter Day.

THE SECRET man burdened by a Th Ed Sullivan Show presented tragic loss searches for a rav HIT vvti. nC T. of hope on The Secret Storm vs uiu inc ouuicL otorm. guests include the De Castro brought to you by American i i ,1 JTT iv.au 1:30 Dr. Malont, CBS 4:45 Just Entertainment, Wrigtey Bride" as well.

Ronald Reagan and Eve Bartok co-star in this comedy. 8:30 p.m. ALFRED HITCHCOCK. gaining a much needed courtroom victory to assure his political future, a district attorney finds out on the "Night of Execution" that he must make a shock'ng decision. Bristol Myer brings you this surprise thriller.

9:00 p.m. $64,000 CHAL- tailor Edwin Lieberman will be back to try for 516,000 in the American Indian category. Doll Goosetree will continue "to pit her knowledge of "Great Love 'Home Products. 3:30 p. m.

THE EDGE OP NIGHT-See the thrilling drama of suspense and conflict on The Edge of Night brought to you by Standard Brands." SUPER VALU TV Showcase and you'll see The Teen Trio, laugh your way through Ann Sothern as Susie in "Brass Ring," enjoy guests and just have lots of fun on The Super Valu Show brought to you by your Super Valu Stores. KGLO Radio Schedule SATURDAY P. M. Cleveland Orchestra p. m.

The world premiere broadcast of Paul Creston's Toccata, Opus 68, will presented by the Cleveland Or- lf LllC Stories against preacher chcslra, conducted by George Stoney Jackson when RevlonlSzell. brings you $64,000 Challenge. 9:30 p. CAPTAIN DAY-'' SUN AY HIGHLIGH TS ID GRIEF A young oyster raider, "Sentenced" to work on "The Rattler" under Grief, gets into a fight with the crew and flees to join his evil companions. You'll enjoy "The Raiders." 10:00 p.m.

NEWS Mutualj to lhe Deep South. Federal brings you the news developments along with sports, and the weather forecast. 10:15 p.m. FORMANCE-A matter-of-fact 1 i rgl Stozzi and businessman is swept off his comc star Doretta feet by a beautiful widow while nrriJT aifh and vacationing in I Stra and chorus in a Charles Boycr brings you Wild Bunch." 1958 Prospect 1:15 p. m.

Editor Earl Hall in "One Man's Opinion" speculates on what may lie ahead iin racial desegregation. The topic suggested by a recent visit Woolworth Hour 9:00 a.m. SHOW MONDAY A.M. GARRY MOORE "Charlie Gay, The Happy- in the person of Durward Kirby, calls on Garry to regain him with his latest witticism. appear on Championship a.m.

ARTHUR GODFREY SHOW-Sixly minutes of merrimenj head your ing and meets red-hot Dick! Hoover in more bowling thrills. 1:00 p.m. GET SET Richard Hayes is your host for variety in talent of the U.S. Army. a when The Arthur Godfrey Shov, uncorks the red-head's special brand of h'timor, presented bv Bristol Myers.

Big News Of '57 2:05 p. m. A special broadcast is presented by twenty members of the staff of CBS News Correspondents reviewing important stories of '57. Suspense 3:35 p. m.

An over-ambitious new employee in a supermarket, flattered by the advice of "The Butcher's Wife," becomes a tool of revenge on "Suspense.".