Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 2

1, 1955 City, It 6 Indicted on Fraud Charge SIOUX 'CITY Attorney F. E. Van Alstine disclosed Thursday that six persons have been indicted in what he termed a nationwide vending machine fraud operation. The grand jury indictment had been suppressed pending arrest of the defendants. Named were six officers and em- ployes of the National Advance Vending Dubuquc, Iowa.

Van Alstine said the firm since 3948 had merchandised various types of coin-operated vending machines in the United States, Canada and Hawaii. He said the indictment was confined primarily to 1952 operations in which the by Ben Martin WHAT DO YOU WAKIT A TO DO? THROIV THE STICK? CALL TNfS A PRESENT? I'D RATHER HAVE 'MUMPS! each, largely by means of extravagant advertising claims. Named were Leo Peter Reistroffer, 35, president of the firm; his sister, Mrs. Violet Sheehan; G. 3.

Feldman. William L. Rogers, J. W. BranbleLt and Kenneth Paul Brown.

Accidents involving motorcycles company sold and leased 840 for approximately 1,000 fee vending machines for yearly in the United' States. Services for T. L. Wolf to Be at Hampton L. Wolf, 85, lifelong resident of this community, died Wednesday morning A at the Lutheran Hospital in TITONK A 17 bond issue ton, where he had been a patient al special-election for the past 10 days.

held day The vote 8 391 Funeral services will be held yeS a no was assed by 65.4 Saturday at 2 at the Greenfield Fu-j pe $175,000 Bond Issue Is Passed Wolf is survived by four sons, Russell. Louis, Maurice and Virgil' all of Hampton. Herron New Fire Marshal in State DES MOINES WV-The appointment of Edward J. Herron, 45, Cedar Rapids, as State Fire Marshal, and Barry N. Minear, 27, Decorah, as administrative assistant to the State Safety Commissioner, were announced Thursday by Commissioner Clinton Moycr.

Herron, for 18 years with the Cedar Rapids Fire Department, will succeed Zack Cook, effective Dec. 1 at a salary of $4,900 a year. Cook will remain as an assistant marshal. Minear will fill a vacancy in the commissioner's office. planned.

The bonds will be paid off over a 20-year period. To retire the bonds with interest, at present assessments, the taxpayer would pay an additional tax of 2 mills. Work can be started on the building in the spring. It should be ready for occupancy before 1957. Carl R.

Gray, Former VA Head, Dies at 66 ST. PAUL, Minn. R. Gray 66, former director of the U. S.

Veterans Administration and well known in railroad circles, died Friday in a St. Paul hospital of a circulatory ailment. Gray was appointed veterans administrator by President Truman, taking office Jan. 1, 1348. He resigned June 30, 1953, because of ill health.

DRUG SPECIALS OPEN SUNDAY FROM 8:10 A. M. TO P. M. FOUNTAIN JPEtlAL One-Half Pound New York Cut STEAK With Tossed Salad, French Fried Potatoes, Roll and Butter-Only TREE LIGHT SETS Light 2.69 Russians Offered Dairy Cattle Herd If They'll Accept COON RAP JDS tfl Five Russians visiting in Iowa on a hybrid corn seed buying trip can have a herd of dairy cattlo as a gift if the Soviet Union will accept it.

The offe-- was made at the Roswell Garst farm Thursday by the Rev. Paul Miller, pastor of Panther Creek Brethren Church, eight miles northwest of and Arthur Emery, a Quaker Irom Earl ham. it was presented through Garst on behalf of Heifer Project, New Windsor, which has donated dairy cattle, pigs, horses and other animals to farmers in 33 countries. This organization is supported by 15 church groups. The Rev.

Miller and Emery said a boatload of cattle numbering 20 to 50 head will be sent to Russia if the U.S. State Department approves and the Soviet Union will accept the gift. They said they prefer that the cattle be consigned to an orphanage, hospital or similar institution that raises its own livestock. Union Merger Completed After Ballot G-E MULTIPLE FOR ONLY S1.98 MULTIPLE TREE LIGHT SET $1 EACH LIGHT BURNS INDEPENDENTLY I SPECIAL Fountain Treat 15c DELICIOUS CUP OF HOT CHOCOLATE TOPPED WITH WHIPPED CREAM and SERVED WITH CRISP WAFERS. Only 11 $5.00 VALUE Lord Chesterfield BILLFOLDS FOR HIM OR HER GENUINE CALF WITH SECRET POCKET FREE $75 GRUEN WATCH 17 JEWELS To Be Given Away SUNDAY, DEC.

4 THE PRECISION WATCH WITH AN ALARM LUMINOUS DIAL SWEEP SECOND HAND No Purchase Necessary Just Register Sunday, Dec. 4, 1955, For Drawing To Be Held Sunday Evening at 9 P. M. You Need Not Be Present For Drawing In Order To Win. lOc CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP 25c ECONOMY Hershey BARS PLAIN OR ALMOND 15 15c Box Book Matches LIMIT ONE 11 REG.

$14.95 SELLER WOOL FILLED COMFORTER 72x84 OUT SIZE 6 for 19 lOc ICICLES 2 for 9c 98c BUR-MILL ft GIFT TIE each DO 60c CHOC. COVERED CHERRIES. lb.box*fUl $1.5.9 WELCOME DOOR MATS $4.95 Perfection HEATING PAD ONE YEAR GUARANTEE 2.99 98c BOX CHRISTMAS CARDS 2 boxes NEW YORK AFL and CIO merged Friday into a single federation of 16,000,000 members largest organized labor force in the free world. The CIO voted overwhelming approval in its final convention session. The AFL endorsed the merger unanimously in its convention Friday- Convention Set The combined organization, to be known as the American Federa tion of Labor and Congress of Organizations, will meet in convenriori'here Monday.

The CIO stamp of endorsement came over heated objections from Michael J. Quill, president of the Transport Workers Union, composed largely of New York City bus and subway em- ployes. In a rollcall vote, Quill recorded his union as opposed to the merger. Dissenting Votes The only other dissenting votes came from Dominic Merolla, the Wilkes-Barre, Industrial Council of the United Steelworkers, and Frank England of the Springfield, 111., Industrial Council. Quill argued that the merger would place the CIO under an AFL thumb.

He charged also that the proposed constitution of the combined organization lacked sufficient safeguards against racial discrimination, racketeering and inter- union raiding. The Besf to See Is on CHANNEL 3 KGLO-TV 100,000 WATTS CBS TELEVISION Everywhere You Go There's RADIO KGLO Dial 1300 CBS 500 KGLO-FM 1:45 to 10:15 P.M. Dial 101.1 PRICES GOOD SUNDAY. DEC. 4, ONLY Man Who Helped Build First Plane Destitute LOS ANGELES The man who built the airplane engine for the Wright brothers' first flights at Kitty Hawk, N.C., is in Los Angeles County destitute charity case.

Charles E. Taylor, 87, was admitted to the hospital Nov. 19, suffering from asthma and genera debility. It was reported Thursday that he still receives $800 a year from a fund left by the late Orville Wright, who, with his late brother Wilbur, made the pioneer flight in 1903. He apparently has no other source of income.

Declaration Follows Big Three Protest BERLIN East German Communists declared Friday that the four-power occupation status of Berlin is now "non-existent." The declaration was made by Neues Deutschland, official newspaper of the East German Communist Party. It was the Communists' first reaction to a protest Thursday by the Western Big Three to Russia that Soviet claims that East Berlin is sovereign and part of East Germany are "whoHy inconsistent" with Berlin's four- power status. RESUME RELATIONS VIENNA (UP)-The government announced Thursday night that Austria and Spain had agreed to resume diplomatic relations. NEW VIRUS LONDON International Wool Secretariat announced Friday the discovery of a virus it said can wine out the common clothes nioth. KGLO-TV Schedule FRIDAY P.M.

5:00 p.m. ANNIE See Annie Oakley in action in another thrillirig western titlec "Cinder Trail." 5:30 p.m. EDDIE SCOFIELD EiNTERTAlNS Favorite musi cal selections on the organ and piano by Eddie Scofield. 5:55 p.m. FARM DIGEST Murphy's Cut Cost Concentrates present the day's markets along with the late farm news.

6:00 p.m. EARLY EVENING NEWS Newsman John Husak edits and reports the headline news of the day from over the world presented by Butt'r Topp Products. 6:10 p.m. SPORTS SCORE BOARD Join Ken Kew each weekday for his rundown on the scores and week's highlights in all fields of sports. 6:20 p.m.

com plete summary of the weather forecasts for the midwest pre sented by Gold Bond. 6:25 p.m. final grain and livestock markets reported by Al Heinz, Channe 3's Farm Service Director. 6:30 p.m. HOME SAFE HOME State Safety Film.

6:45 p.m. LEAHY PREDICTS brings you Frank Leahy and his predictions on games across the nation! 7:00 p.m. ALL STAR Mason City Globe- Gazette presents the All Star Theater and the drama titled "As The Flame Dies." :30 p.m. EDDY. ARNOLD SHOW Myzon brings you the Eddy Arnold Show.

You'll enjoy hearing the all-time favorite western and popular songs, sung Eddy, plus other special features. So be sure to join them for a full 30 minutes of fun and music. Learn how you can make useful and interesting projects for your home presented by Magna Engineering. 10:45 p.m. THE NIGHT CAP your late evening pleasure, Channel 3 brings you the Night Cap and the story titled "Break Down." SATURDAY P.M." 1:45 p.m.

THIS I Edwin J. Lukas, Attorney, Head of Civil Rights Dept. Amerjcan Jewish Committee, will present Saturday's This 1 Believe. 1:50 p.m. FARM This week's Farm Bureau is a rare behind-the-scenes look at how farmers are helped by research workers.

2:00 p.m. BASKETBALL Butt'r-Topp presents the opening game of the basketball schedule featuring Iowa vs Nebraska. 3:45 p.m. MATINEE For your Saturday listening pleasure, KGLO-TV brings on "Theirs Is the Glory" and "Millions Like Us." KGLO Radio Schedule Lowell Thomas (5:45 p. For a complete, concise and accurate report of the latest news developments tune In "Lowell Thomas" presented by United Motors.

Tennessee Ernie (6:15 p. Join Tennessee Ernie and all the rest of the gang tonight on the "Tennessee Ernie Show," brought to you by Philip Morris. 21st Precinct (7:30 p. Listen to "31st Precinct," the vivid, authentic -lory of the policemen themselves and the many human conflicts involved in their tough daily job. Music Hall (8:30 p.

Be tuned for America's favorite comedy companions on the "Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall" tonight! 8:00 p.m. CRUSADER To night, Matt Anders, the Crusader, gets involved in the grim task of saving a girl from being taken back to her native land. It's an intensely human story, one you'll want to see presented by R. J. Reynolds.

8:30 p.m. CITY DETECTIVE brings you City Detec tive and the drama titled "My Sainted Aunt." Be sure to tune in for this exciting drama! 9:00 p.m. THE LINE UP Lieutenant Ben Guthrie and In spector Matt Greb experience frustration at its worst tonight as they desperately seek the one trail that will lead them to the murder i of an advertising executive. Join this exciting manhunt on the Line Up presented by P. Lorillard.

9:30 p.m. PERSON TO PER brings you Person to Person with host Edward R. Murrow. Tonight you'll visit the home of Fredric March, and his actress wife Florence Eldridge You're also invited in to the home of Mitch Miller, famous name in popular music. :0:00 p.m.

WEATHER TOWER Oil Dealers present, the complete midwest forecasts from atop the high tower. 10:05 p.m. LATE EVENING NEWS- Newsman Craig Tcnney edits and reports the late evening news from over the world presented by Vis Vita. 10:20 p.m. SPORTS CAMERA Jensen focuses the camera on the top activities of the day on all fields of sports.

10:30 p.m.. TOM HARMON WORKSHOP It's your chance once again to visit with Tom Harmon, famous football great. Tonight On Television "Crusader" with Matt Ariders KGLO-TV Channel P. M. Presented By R.

J. Reynolds Sports (9:30 p. It's time for you sports fans to tune up your radio and listen to the "Sports Camera," presented to you by Phillips Friday P. M. Clear Lake Show 5:15 Christmas Shopper TONIGHT on television 3:1.1 Lowell Thouiti.

UuKtd Motors News. P.G: 4 K. 10 Mason City Today Tennessee Ernie, 1'Mlip CHS 6:30 Bine Crosby. CHS ICdiviircl H. Munow, CBS 7:09 Aty Son Jeep, CBS 7:15 Yours Dollar.

7:30 2ist News, llrovrn i Williamson, C11S 8:05 Jack Carson Sliow, CBS 8:30 Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall, CBS N'rwa, Chevrolet Jolm Arthur Show 0:15 Marino Show Sports Camera, "US" 9:40 Weather NCH-S, Cilotie.Gaietta 10:00 Music for the Might This I Relieve 10:30 Dance Bands. CHS News, CBS 11:05 Dance Uands Saturday A. M. :00 Tydo) (Husalc) :05 News 10 Morning Rouser Farm Keporter, Stale Brand News. Midland :00 Musical Clock :13 Farm.

Home Toplo Time, il. Paul 20 Musical Clock :30 News. Calhway Siiorls, :10 Weather, Sctlarj PontUe :45 Musical Clock Keep Time With Damon's :15 ilolsum lleadlluei, Holjum :30 Coffee Time :00 lllbie Broadcast. Senlmaii IS Today In Oiaft, Ojaje Merchant! :45 Waltz Time :35 News, Chevrolet 00 Robert Q. Lewis.

CBS Robert 0. Lewis, Mllner I-rod :00 News, Chevrolet :15 Romance. CBS Ounsmoke, LlrepH :35 Surprise Theater, Sleep-Em Saturday P. M. iOO Markets, Rapid Tbermorai :05 Musical Varieties :25 Sports Special News, North Iowa Co-Oni 45 Walter Scmmian :50 Employment Views :00 Practical Land Use, Keystone 15 John Arthur Show :30 Scoreboard.

CBS 35 Football Roundup, CBS 00 News, CBS :05 Football Roundup, CBS 30 Scoreboard, CBS 33 Football Houndup, CBS 00 News, CBS 05 Football Roundup, CBS 30 Scoreboard, CBS 35 Football Roundup, CBS 00 News, CBS 05 Football Roundup 30 John Arthur Show 45 Safety Tips KGLO-TV channel CAMERON starring in CITY DETECTIVE tonight crt p.m. Wnmer Ander.tnn and Tom TiMy KGLO-TV 9 Keep your eye on channel 0 Be Tuned For Grand Opening Lundbergs Greenhouse Osage, Iowa A. M. KGLO-Radio Bob Cavanaugh Will Interview Visitors In Live Broadcast For 30 Minutes Direct From Lundbergs Greenhouse AGAIN BUTT'R TOPP Brings You TV's Top Sports Events BIG 10 BASKETBALL Each P. M.

Opening Game Dec. 3 Iowa's Hawkeyes Nebraska KGLO-TV Channel 3.