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Det McinesTribunt Pane 1 5 W.J.. 3, I96S RADIO Television V' 8 Facing Charges at Sioux City (Th Tribune's Iowa Newt Service! SIOUX CITY, IA. Morals DES MOIMES KRNT-IV WEDNESOAY 5:30 CBS News 8 JO Green Acres 6 00 News, Sports 9 00 J. Winters 6 30 Daktari 10 00 News, Sports 7:33 Good Guys 10 30 Mov 8 00 Hillbillies THURSDAY 630 Semester 12.00 Don Soliday 7:05 CBS News 12 30 World Turns 7:30 Bill Riley 1 00 Splendored 8 00 Kangaroo 130 Guiding Light 9 00 Menr Griffin 2 00 Secret Storm 10.00 A. Griffith 2.30 Edge of Night charges were filed Tuesday in Woodbury County District Court WHO Rodio 1M0 NBC, Moiw WEDNESDAY 6 00 Nrwt, Sports 7:05 Convtnalioo.

6 30 World Nwrs 10 00 Ht Sportj 6 45 Farm Roundup 10 30 Country Music WHO-FM 100.3 me. 5 00FMlaPM 9 00FMiaPM -8 03 CMcrrt 10 00 News, Music THURSDAY 5 30 News 12 00 H. Plambck "615 Farm Calendar 1215 Go Visiting 'S 31 News, Warm 12:30 News :05 Phone Forum 12 45 Lee Kline Trade Central 105 Call ZaM 11:30 M. Bohlsen 2:35 Trade Central "11:45 Auction Mkt. 3 05 Fox's Den rt WHO-FM 100.3 mc.

8 00 Prelude, Mus. 2 00 Matinee Car Rolls FromDrive, GirlBruised A 12-year-old girl escaped Tuesday night with bruises when she was run over by the unoccupied family car near her home. Doreen Stammer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stammer of 1210 Twenty-ninth was reported in good condition at Northwest Hospital Wednesday with bruises on her legs and a hand.

She was expected to be sent Home Thursday. The accident occurred about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, shortly here against eight men in connection with alleged incidents at the Sioux City Public Library. 10:30 D. Van Dyke 3 00 House Party OO Love of Life 3:30 M.

Brubaker 11:30 Search Tmw. 4:00 Mike Douglas 'm The charges were filed by Woodbury County Attorney Edward F. Samore. Three of those charged appeared Tuesday in District Court and waived formal arraignment. OES MOINES WHO-TV 13 WEDNESDAY 5:30 NBC News 9:00 Outsider 6:00 News, Sports 10.00 News, Sports 6:30 Virginian 10:30 Tonight 8.00 Music Hall THURSDAY 7.00 Today 1215 Cartoons 9.00 Judgment 12 30 Movie 9:30 Concentration 2 00 Anoth.

World 4 1 'J KRNT Radio U50 CBS, Des Moines WEDNESDAY 5.00 News, Sports 8 00 Jewell, News 5.45, L. Thomas 10 00 News, Sports 6 00 News, Hull 10 30 Night Call 7 00 World Tonight 11:30 News, Jewell 7.20 World Sports THURSDAY 5 30 News, Reno 110 A. Godfrey 9 00 Don Thompson 2 00 News, Eaton 11 00 News, Eaton 3 00 News, Hull 10.00 Personality 2:30 Don't Say They are Conrad Funkhauser, 26, and Manfred Grover, 30, both of Sioux City, and Eugene Headin, 36, of South Sioux City, Neb. All are free on $1,000 bond each. They and two other men were arrested Nov.

8 by Sioux City police. 10:30 Hlywd Scuares 3 00 Match Game 11:00 Jeopardy 3:30 Floppy 1130 Eve Guess 4.00 Movie 12 00 News DES MOINES KDPS-TV WEDNESDAY 6 00 What's New 8 00 Dollar's Worth The other two arrested were KFMG-FM Radio 94.9 mc, Des Moines WEDNESDAY 3 00 Com. Pert. 8:00 Composers 6 00 Interlude 10:30 Late Folks 7:30 Conversations 12:00 Roe Show Chicago THURSDAY 9 00 Top Of Morn. 11:15 Potpourri '1100 Patricia 1:00 Com.

Perf. 6:30 Going Places 9 00 Symphony 7:00 Wm. Buckley THURSDAY 9-3 Instruction 3 00 KaDiPuS 'DOING HIS OWN THING9 A very funny play that won a Pulitzer Prize In 1937 and has not lost a bit of its brightness through three decades, "You Can't Take It With You" by Moss Hart and George Kaufman, opens at 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Des Moines Community Playhouse. In this rehearsal scene, with each of four characters absorbed in "doing his own thing," are, from left, Dick Spry, 3811 Cottage Grove Marilyn Thorndycraft, 2000 Meadowbrook drive, West Des Moines; James H.

Bauer, 1245 Fourth and Henrietta Kagin, 1253 Sixteenth West Des Moines. The production continues through Nov. 30 (no performances on Mondays). AMES WOI-TV I List Noun Estate at $782,000 An estate with a gross value of $782,022.22 was left by the late Dr. Maurice H.

Noun, according to an inventory on file Wednesday in Polk County Probate Court. Dr. Noun, a dermatologist who lived at 3663 Grand died last Sept. 6 at the age of 63. The inventory, filed by two brothers, Dr.

Louis Noun of 604 Fifty-third st. and Norman Noun of Minneapolis, as executors of the estate, listed his property as: Stocks, bonds and other corporate securities, money on deposit, government bonds, U.S. treasury bills, assets of his medical practice, car, personal effects, $1,000, and art objects, $8,000. Debts were estimated at $7,500. The executors stated that the government bonds were listed under the joint names of Dr.

Noun and his former wife, Louise, but that, pursuant to a property settlement in the divorce case, Dr. Noun became the sole owner of the bonds. The Nouns were divorced earlier this year. Under terms of Dr. Noun's will, as reported earlier, bequests included $25,000 to the University of Iowa for addition to a $10,000 research fund he established in 1966; $50,000 for a trust fund for the benefit of a daughter, Mrs.

Susan N. Flora of 212 Americana court, and $30,000 to Dr. Louis Noun. In all, Dr. Noun left specific bequests totaling $150,000.

The rest of the estate is to be divided by a sister, Mrs. Lea Schaffer of St. Paul, Norman Noun and another brother, Dr. Paul Noun of Rochester, N.Y. Golf for Men Only MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

(AP) A golf course for men only is being planned for suburban Minneapolis. "We won't have to channel our resources on frills like swimming pools, tennis courts and women's tea rooms," a spokesman for the charter stockholders said. Albert Wilson, 35, of Sioux City, and Orville Olson, 42, of Sioux Falls, S.D. They appeared Tuesday in Sioux City Municipal Court and waived formal arraignment. They are free on $1,000 bond each.

Warrants have been issued for after Mrs. Stammer and Doreen arrived home and were opening the garage door. The car started rolling down the steep driveway, Mrs. Stammer said, and her daughter chased it down the driveway trying to get inside. The car rolled across the street striking a snowbank on the opposite side and "richo-cheted," Mrs.

Stammer continued. About this time Doreen slipped and fell on ice in the street and a wheel on the left side of the car Mrs. Stammer was uncertain whether front or rear passed over her legs. The auto then rolled into another snowbank next to the Stammer driveway and stopped. Seoul Says 60 Reds Invaded SEOUL SOUTH KOREA (AP) The South Korean gov KDPS-FM Radio 88.1 FM, Des Moines WEDNESDAY I 6 00 News 615 Hod, Charles 10:00 Jm and Jim I 6 30 John Kram THURSDAY 9.05 Instruction 1:00 Instruction 11:45 Back Fence 3 00 Ask Professor Bands 3:30 Mike Lewis WEDNESDAY 5:00 ABC News 8:00 ABC Movie 5:30 Time Tunnel 10:00 News, Sports 6 30 Sense, Wonder 10:30 Joey Bishop 7:30 Peyton Place THURSDAY 7:00 Open Circuit 12:30 Should Ask 7:30 Lassie 100 Truth, Con.

8 00 Newlyweds 1 :30 Dating Game 8:30 J. LaLanne 2 00 Gen. Hospital 9:00 Magic Window 2 30 One Life 9:30 Schooltime 3:00 Shadows 10:00 Dick Cavett 3:30 Dennis 11:00 Bewitched 4:00 Flintstones 11:30 Treasure Isle 4:30 Beaver 12:00 Noon Report the arrests of three other men in connection with the incidents. They are Marvin E. Moen and China's Guards Weed Out Movie 'Poison MOSCOW, RUSSIA (REUTERS) Shakespeare's "Ham Wavne Larkin.

both of Sioux City, and James W. Waiz of Homicide Ruling In GirPs Death CHICAGO, ILL. (AP)-A coroner's jury ruled Tuesday the strangling of Betty Vollenweid-er, 19, whose body was found Nov. 4 on the North Side, was homicide. Authorities said Robert Long, 35, of South Beloit, has been charged with murdering the girl after she told him their romance was ended.

let" and "Othello" are among 400 movies condemned as "poi Champaign, 111. Mom Resisted; Son 'Delinquent' SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. 2D. M. Editors Given Awards NEW YORK, N.Y.

(AP) -Two Des Moines magazine editors employed by Better Homes and Gardens were among six winners named here Wednesday in the second annual Penney-Missouri awards for women's interest magazine journalism. The Better Homes and Gardens winners were Mrs. Elizabeth Craster, 1721 Pleasant home entertainment editor, and Peter Lindberg, 7512 Wilden drive, money management editor. Each received $1,000 awards. sonous weeds" by Red Guards of the Peking Cinema Institute and barred from Chinese ernment disclosed Wednesday that a second band of North (AP) Erik Whitehorn, 18, whose mother insisted she KCBC Radio 1390 Mutual, Des Moines WEDNESDAY 5:15 Sports 1100 Music Halt 6 00 Iowa Report 12 00 Don Purdy 6 15 Music, News 100 Music, News THURSDAY i 5 50 Farm News 11 55 Ed Sheppard 7 05 Dick Lem Mon 12:15 Herb Hanger KWKY Radio 1150, Des Moines WEDNESDAY 6 00 Paul Nelson 9:30 World Tmw.

8 30 Norman Grove 10:00 Norman Grove THURSDAY 5:30 Irish Davis 12 30 World Tmw. 7:30 Religion 1:00 L. Heaberlin 10.00 L. Heaberlin 2 00 Smokey Smith 1215 Lifeline Korean guerrillas landed on would not permit him to regis Alexander Dumas' "Three ter for the draft Tuesday was South Korea's east coast two weeks ago, bringing the total declared a draft delinquent. A Selective Service spokes Evelyne Villines Named to Office Evelyne Villines of Des Moines Musketeers" also was barred, on militarist grounds, the Soviet Writers Union journal Literary Gazette reported Wednesday.

number of invaders in the area to 60 this month, twice the number reported earlier. man said the case would be sent to the U.S. attorney in San Francisco for prosecution. The government says 28 members of the Communist The Soviet version of "Othel The youths mother, Mrs. Wednesday was elected president of the Iowa Rehabilitation Association at its meeting at Hotel Savery.

force have been killed. Defense Minister Yim Choong Evelyn J. Whitehorn of Palo Alto told the board Oct. 23 that lo," according to the Red Guards, "preaches bourgeois humanism and claims that love is above everything else." her son is too young to own She succeeds John Taylor of property, cant vote and cant Shik told a news conference one of the guerrilla bands landed near Ulchin, 130 miles southeast of Seoul, and the other group The Penny-Missouri competition is financed through a $30,000 grant honoring James Cash Penney, 93, founder of J. C.

Penney Co. The awards are-co-sponsored by the department store chain and the Missouri School of Journalism. "Hamlet," a Red Guard list KWDM-FM Radio 933 Des Moines (stereo) WEDNESDAY 9 00 RussLaVin THURSDAY 6 00 Country Music 1:00 Mary Johns 8 00 Doc Parsons 2:00 Terrl Acrl 9:00 News, Music 4 00 Country Music ill 00 Terrl Acrt Des Moines. marry without permission. io it is difficult to imagine, she! Other new officers are Dar- went ashore 35 miles north of said, how he could be sent into rell Ensz of Ottumwa, presi ing says, calls for private vengeance and serves the interests of kings and military leaders by whitewashing them.

armed service without her per dent-elect; Kermit Piltingsrud of Des Moines, vice-president; Wil Yim said the Communists mission, which she refused to were attempting to launch a A Chinese instruction movie, give. guerrilla war in South Korea "Elementary Safety in Swim If convicted, young Whitehorn They killed five South Korean could be fined $10,000 and sen Polish Troops Leave WARSAW, POLAND (AP) KSO Radio 1460 ABC, Des Moines WEDNESDAY 6 00 B. Roberts THURSDAY 5:30 Jim Frank 12:15 Bob Beers 10.00 Bob Beers 2 00 Chas. Martin 00 Paul Harvey soldiers and four civilians, and liam Bnstow of Cedar Rapids, secretary, and John Repertinger of Oakdale, treasurer. Elected to the association's board were Leonard Lavis of Glenwood, Dave Quick of Des Moines and Dr.

Elwood Nagel No Track Meets NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) -The New York Athletic Club will not hold any indoor track meet at Madison Square Garden next year. The last Polish military units Cut Food Howls TOKYO, JAPAN (AP) -About 1,500 dogs barked for imported food outside the Ministry of International Trade and Industry Wednesday. The dogs were brought to the ministry by some 3,000 dog fanciers carrying such signs as "Looking right and looking left, I can't find any food" and "Fellow doggies, let's bite off more allocation." Some of the dogs wore signs, too. The demonstration anything but a silent protest was against the ministry's restrictions limiting imports of dog food.

One Tokyo pet company said growing numbers of Japanese are breeding imported dogs, demand for dog food is growing in general, and imported dog foods are superior to and cheaper than Japanese brands although very scarce. The company said that according to government statistics, about 9,000 tons of dog food valued at $14 million are being consumed in Japan this year and 60 per cent is imported. Sponsors of the demonstration said 120 breeds, from St. Bernard to chihauhua, were represented. The small dogs were carried on a half-mile march to the ministry from a park near the Imperial Palace, and even one large dog got a ride on the shoulders of a devoted dog lover.

wounded seven soldiers and two civilians before fleeing into the mountains. A government force ming in Rivers, Lakes and Seas," also was banned for "teaching a bourgeois philosophy of life and coming out against the great summons of Chairman Mao to steel oneself by swimming in rivers, lakes left Czechoslovakia Tuesday, the official Polish press agency PAP announced. is on their trail, Yim said. of Iowa City. Sat.

Open daily 10-10; 1 2 To 7 KIOA Radio 940, Des Moines WEDNESDAY 6.00 Jim Michaels 10:00 Mike Welch THURSDAY 5.00 Art Jones 1:00 Die Youngs 9:00 Jim Johnson and seas." "Endless Night," a Chinese tenced to five years in prison. Wife's Revenge On Girl Friend PARIS, FRANCE (AP) -Charlotte Pradel caught her husband coming out of his girl friend's house, slipped in after they had left, wrecked the rival's kitchen and linen closets, drank her brandy, and signed her work on a mirror in tooth paste. It was such an exhausting film that portrayed owls "as the friend and not the enemy of birds," was banned because, i KDMI-FM -Radio 973 mc, Des Moines Gospel talks and music continuous from i.m. until midnight. with Sfl ttwavf bw Hm United Statet, Cmi and Pt Ik A DtvittM Nm S.

i. Kingi "behind the pretense of rehabilitating owls, the film demands the rehabilitation of dirty, rightist opportunists." effort that, according to court testimony, Mrs. Pradel, a 26-year-old beautician, fell asleep ON YOURl SCREEN Mush! BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -Royal Rock paced through a heavy snow Storm Tuesday and won the feature race at Batavia Downs. in the house after her second brandy.

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