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Indian Burial Vandalism (The. Tribunes Iowa News Service) McGREGOR, IA. Vandals have disturbed archeological excavations at Effigy Mounds National Monument north of here in recent days, Garland Gordon, acting superintendent, said Thursday. He said the vandalism occurred at an Indian burial site that was being excavated as part of an Indian mound rehabilitation. The vandals broke a complete Indian skull and took most of it, a monument spokesman said.

Nothing else was taken. Vandalism has occurred at the mounds before they were established as a national monument in 1949 and since then. But Gordon said this latest incident is "particularly unfot tunate because the damaged burial was the only one that eat-lier vandals had missed. "They had to remove a canvas cover to reach the burials, he added. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1965 PAGE 13 July Aufiuc INS Tim nu ur 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 September am MOM Tvl wm no ml ur 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 rti tAT 2 3 6 7 9 10 NO PAWN 4 5 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 1A 17 i ia -m -)i 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 .22 23 24 25 26 27 28 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 THE FRONT ROW By Elizabeth Clarkson Zwart Chess King Rips Castro IF YOU SHOULD happen to want an iguana for a pet and some people truly do you can buy one at Wayne and Wilda Huffman's pet shop, rc: New York Times News Service over on E.

Fourteenth street. NEW YORK, N. Fischer, the United States chess champion, has made it clear that he does' not intend to be used by Premier Fidel Castro as a pawn in a propaganda contest. The 22-year-old chess wizard has sent a cable to Premier iff kTA I rJf 1 (I Nil 5 rr I vvC. r-i slii W.T Fi Vjr I It '3 I But not today.

The Huffmans try to keep a couple of the spectacular-looking lizards on hand, but this week they're sold out. "The only thing in that line I have right now are alligators and chameleons," Wilda Huffman says regretfully But she'll have more. Mrs. Huffman says nothing could be simpler to feed than an iguana. All it wants to eat is lettuce and vitamins, a meal not too difficult to whip up on the hottest August day.

But what a ridiculous diet on which to grow spines down your back! The Huffmans get their stock of iguanas out cf Miami Castro saying he is withdrawing from the Capablan-c a International rnament in Havana unless the premier disavows a state-m attributed to him. It had been reported reported in the New York Times claiming 'propagandistic victory' and hereby withdraw from Capablanca tournament. "I shall re-enter tournament only if you send immediate cable assuring me that you and your government seek and claim no political benefit from my participation and that no further political comments will issue from you concerning my participation." "Astonished" Fischer's lawyer, Andrew P. Davis, said his client was astonished to learn that Premier Castro was using the situation for anti-American propaganda. The U.

S. Department of State has refused a visa to Fischer to go to Cuba for the tournament on the ground that he is neither a businessman with long-standing interest in the Communist island, a bona fide journalist or on a humanitarian mission. FISCHER and they sell them by the inch. 4 Such a lizard nine to 10 inches long goes for $1.50. One that measures Vh.

feet will cost you $5. But there's a sort of middle size for $3 that might eventually make itself worth $5 on that lettuce and those vitamins. All sorts of people buy iguanas from the pet shop. College students are particularly good customers. They explain that, while they aren't allowed to keep a dog on the campus, they usually can get away with a nice, clean, quiet pet like a lizard.

The Huffmans re 1 1 found a particularly nice home for an iguana the Richard Boyts' country place, which is 30 acres just outside of Grimes. There the iguana belongs to young David, whom Mrs. Boyt calls "our lizard boy." David also owns chameleons and a pair of horned toads. His brother Edward goes in for guinea pigs and also owns a pair of flying squirrels. Other pets at tne Boyts' this summer have been peacocks, a woolly monkey, a baby screech owl and the usual farm animals.

Mrs. Boyt, by the way, was not appalled by the iguana. To the contrary, she thinks it is "very beautiful." The lizard is a brilliant green, and has a ruby red mouth lining. Tuesday that the premier regarded the United States refusal to allow Fischer to go to Havana as "a propagandistic victory for Cuba." "Object" Fischer cabled his withdrawal after agreeing to participate in the tournament by telephone, teletype or cable. The tournament begins on Aug.

25. In his cable, Fischer said: "I object to your statements Wirephoro (AP) 5 ORPHANED BY CRASH If you are walking across a street or highway, remember that in cities, 45 per cent of those killed in auto accidents are pedestrians. children of her own, said the Collins children will share her eight-room house "until we can find a way to keep them all together." At her request, the sister was not identified. The orphaned youngsters (from left): Johnny, Esmeralda, 12; Billy, Gloria, 6, and Bobby, 5. These five children from the north St.

Louis suburb of Bellefontaine Neighbors were orphaned Wednesday when their mother, Mrs. Maria Collins, 33, died of injuries suffered in an auto accident Tuesday in which their father, William Collins, 50, was killed. A sister of Mrs. Collins, who has six AHERN BELIEVES IT'LL SUCCEED Iguana This Giant Economy Size Isn't Kept at the Local Pet Shop Work Program Senator Soaper Says: Sandy Koufax is deservedly hailed for pitching so well with an arthritic elbow, although many a floorwalker goes unsung even though his feet are killing him. Things you never hear people say any more: "Along about midnight we usually get a nice breeze." Men's pants now come with permanent creases.

The fellow who strives for a folksier image will insist on built-in bagginess. By Van A. Tyson County Welfare Director Le-land Ahern said Thursday he believes the new federal Work Experience Program here is going to be "very successful." Ahern said 50 applications have come from persons wishing for the program, designed tn nrnvirlp inh training and to help families adjust to a self-supporting situation and medical aid to improve em-ployability. While the workers are in training and work experience projects, their families are provided with 100 per cent subsistence allowances. Regular welfare programs provide only partial allowance.

Welfare board chairman H. Pierce Witmer asked Ahern to provide the group with periodic reports on the program. who's best off the staff or the people they're supposed to help," he said. The Work Experience Program is headed by Howard Poore, a member of the county welfare staff, who is paid $515 a month by the federal program. There also are three social workers, two employment counselors, and two full-time clerical workers.

In addition to the work experience, job training and employment counseling, the program provides case work figures about the project after board member Orville Armstrong, a member of the county board of supervisors, asked for a report on the project. "We're spending all this money for staff and the program has been in operation a month," Armstrong commented. In Change "What I want to know is how many are benefiting besides the staff. The federal government spends millions of dollars for staff. I wonder Friday and 15 more are to be placed within a few days.

A total of $736,500 has been granted for the program under the Economic Opportunity Act. Of that, $31,662 is for paying the eight staff workers for the year. Data Request Ahern said also that the institution of the Work Experience Program had inspired some people on welfare to go out and get jobs of their own. Ahern gave the facts and recipients. The program is set up to handle 180 men at a time.

As a man becomes self-supporting, another replaces him in the program, making it possible for several hundred to be benefited in the one-year program. It can be renewed after it ends next July 14, Ahern said in a report made at a meeting of the Polk County welfare board. He said that, of the 50 who have applied, eight are in training, four will be added jj experience for impoverished 7oA7 Of? men witn iamiues. Report Workers also are being recruited from lists of welfare BRiPGE TODAV WILLIAM SEAMON North-South vulnerable East deals Head Start to Operate All Year North 8 5 3 2 A 7 5 3 2 0 9 7 East A West 10 9 7 6 4 7 53 8 6 2 8 10 9 0 bunting-decked platform after being welcomed by Gov. Richard J.

Hughes and Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio. Her party then drove through downtown Newark with a police motorcycle escort and traffic halted. In her speech, Mrs. Johnson had noted that many famous men, including Abraham Lincoln, would have been eligible for Head Start as children.

6 4 2 A 10 5 4 be an eight-week summer project. But Shriver said that "we will have Head Start all over again" winter and summer and better than before. He said the project is not only popular with the American people, but has the support of education experts. Mrs. Johnson spoke from a gram, arriving at Newark Airport with the First Lady, announced that "Head Start will not stop on the first of Septemberit will go on throughout the school year." Originally, this program to help preschool children from poor families catch up so they can go to school on a par with more privileged children was to NEWARK, N.

J. (AP)-Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, predicting that success stories will come from the Head Start project for underprivileged youth, visited a Newark center Thursday following an announcement that Head Start will continue throughout the year. Sargent Shriver, head of the president's anti-poverty pro South 6 4 AKQ 10 9 8 3 The bidding: before, South was not venturing into the bee's nest again.

He did not reckon with his partner. Over one diamond. North bid one heart. Look all right? Well, it isn't. Why did North bid one heart? Because he had a six-card major suit? No.

He bid one heart because he could not stand to see his partner suffer in a diamond contract. (A sore spot in many bridge hands is the partner who always is Johnny-on-the-spot to "rescue" his partner). Over one heart, South jumped to three diamonds-feeling that his original over-call did not do justice to his holding. South Was right, too. North bid three spades.

South was reluctant to raise his second suit and so he rebid his solid diamond suit, but he was fighting a losing battle. North rebid his hearts, which East doubled and South bid four spades in desperation. This, too, was doubled. The play of the hand was as boring as the bidding, but East and West collected 800 points. Yes, South could make three diamonds with his honors.

West Pass Pass Pass Dbl North 1 3 4H Pass Ram Store, Get Safe, No Money (The Tribune's Iowa News Service) MOUNT PLEASANT, mechanized their operations at a supermarket here early Thursday, but left behind an unopened safe. Police, called by a neighbor who heard noises, found one corner of the briqk Hy-Vee store on U. S. Highway 34 had been bashed In by a pickup truck, later found on a street two blocks away. Three plate glass windows were broken.

Stolen Truck Police Chief Werner Smith said the burglars then used a winch mounted on the truck to drag the safe out of the store and across a parking lot. He said the safe, badly damaged, was valued at $1,600. Smith said he learned the truck had been stolen in Kansas City, Aug. 3 and that license plates attached were stolen in Kansas. Tools He said burglar tools were found in the truck.

Smith said the burglars may have fled in a 1963 model car stolen from the home of Lawrence Walk East 1 Pass Pass Dbl Pass South 1 3 4 4S Pass Montgomery: Another View (North American Newspaper Alliance) PARIS, FRANCE Some Americans (to say nothing of many British) have some 'WHO WANTS Dessert-Eater Elke Is in Favor of Curves By James Bacon HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. Elke Sommer, the curvy German actress, is a filmland rarity: She eats desserts, sometimes even seconds. "I think a woman to be feminine should be round," she Opening lead: King of clubs Somebody here forgot to keep still. Perhaps the end result might look unlucky, but, in reality, it is not. It is plain nonsense, and North is the culprit.

East's opener of one club is fine, as is South's overcall of one diamond. South had a good hand, but had only a simple overcall. A double with this kind of hand usually costs plenty and, having been stung fixed opinions of Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery. Now a nchman, i 1 1 Per-r a 1 1 has says Vri 1 chill once summoned him to Downing Street at midnight, Monty replied firmly, "Quite out of the question, sir. I shall be in bed at that hour." An Embassy's Water Story PARIS, FRANCE The Jordanian embassy in London has started keeping a large stock of water from the River Jordan which, because of its religious significance, is much in demand by mothers when having their offspring christened.

Each bottle is ready for immediate dispatch and bears the label: "This is guaranteed to be Holy water from the spot on the River Jordan where St. John the Baptist baptized Jesus Christ." Then there are these extra words in small print on the bottom of the bottle: "This water has been sterilized under the supervision of the Ministry of Health." Elm Blight At Audubon; Meeting Set (The Tribune's Iowa News Service) AUDUBON, public meeting to discuss Dutch elm disease control measures here has been set for 8 p. m. Thursday at the Memorial Building. Mayor Joe Sklenar said the disease has been identified here by Dave Fenske, county extension director.

The meeting is open to all but Sklenar said he has invited heads of 21 civic, fraternal and business groups to attend. He said he also has invited mayors of other towns in Audubon County. Robert Iambe, extension plant pathologist from Iowa State University at Ames, will speak. added his unflattering observations in his new book "The Secrets of D-Day." Says The Word Game if MONTGOMERY 'in Europe men prefer a woman they can put their arms around and feel something besides bones. "Even American designers and the French, too make clothes for girls who should be sent to camps for undernourished children.

I have yet to meet a man who wants a girl friend built like a boy." Elke believes that femininity is not all body and face nor good looks. "You see a beautiful woman enter the room and you don't look. You see a less beautiful woman and you look. "And nine times out of 10, that less beautiful woman you see will be well-rounded." er. Monty wore thick-soled shoes to appear taller; at his staff conference he allowed officers two minutes to cough after that all coughing was barred except during periodic one-minute breaks.

A teetotaler, and great Bible reader, Monty liked to retire early and when Chur- TRACTABLY (Tractably: TRAK ti bli. Pliantly, ductilely.) Average mark 25 words. Time limit 35 minutes. Can you find 34 or more dictionary words in The list will be published tommorrow. Rules of the game: 1.

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4. Prooer names are not used. Yesterday's word SPEECHIFY. seiche sipe spice pech pyic chief chips fisc seep specie syce peise psyche chef feice fishy ship speech sycee physic epic cheep feces sheep specify pice pieces espy cheesy Agents of the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation were called in on the case. Manager Joe Ha'lferty could not immediately set a value on contents of the safe, but said it included receipts from Wednesday's business, normally large.

ELKE SOMMER.