Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 2

March 19, la. U.C.T. 107, past director of the Mason City Cham of Commerce, and past chie partriareh of Encampment No 1OOF. He was also instrumental planning of the IOOF Cemetery which was a project of Mrs. Hufi man's during her year as presi dent of the Iowa Rebekah Assem bly of Iowa.

He was also a mem ber of the First Congregational Church of Mason City. Surviving are his wife, DorL Huffman, daughter, Mrs. Are G. (Lucille) Dinesen, Harlan, and son, Robert D. (Bob) Huffman Mason City, two grandsons, Rob ert D.

Huffman and Willam Mark Huffman, a sister, Carrie Groom, Big Timber, and brother, Roy Huffman, Lame Deer, and many nieces and nephews. He was precedet in death by his parents, five sis ters and a brother. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Major Memorial Chapel. The Rev.

Rob ert L. Stone, pastor of the First Congregational Church, will officiate. IOOF services will be conducted at the chapel. Burial will be al the IOOF Memorial Park Cemetery at the IOOF Home. All members of the 224 will meet at the lodge hall at 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday to attend the services. Friends may call at the funeral chapel from 2 p.m. Sunday until the time of services. Coon Rapids Boy Killed in Crash BOONE W) William Larry Troutman, 19, Coon Rapids, was injured fatally and his companion was hurt severely when Troutman's car missed a curve on Highway 144 near Angus in southwestern Boone County Friday night. The highway patrol said the car rolled over twice and landed on its top.

Robert Alex, 17, also of Coon Rapids, was thrown out as the car rolled over. Wesley Methodist Church (Pennsylvania at 14th Southeast) 10:45 A. M. Dr. Peterson Preaches: WBONG ADVICE" Anthem: "Go to Dark Gethsemane," Noble 8:80 P.

M. FAMILY NIGHT Grace Baptist Church 8th N. W. and Tyltr Ave. Pastor Senttnsn's GOOD SHEPHERD" 8:00 WILL MEET" WITH -THEE 11 a1 9:00 A.

M. dally OB KGLO Studies in I John A. M. contest Welcome Bible School services First Covenant Church at Carlson, Pastor 9:45 A. M.

Bible School For AIL 11:00 A. M. Mr. Merle Roloff, Guest Speaker E. P.

Ruszcrt P. M. Song and Gospel Hour HIS CUP RUNNETH OVER-Walter Buggs, 11, his eyes overflowing wither? of happiness, cradles his new dog his arms after-the pet was him by the Ampri can Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Walt's former pet, a German shepherd, was killed by a hit-and-run driver. He quickly named his new iet beagle of veiled ancestry, "Bruce." a semi- Raid Aborton Clinic, Two Operators Held DETROIT m- A Detroit doctor and his wife were free under $20,000 bond each Saturday after arraignment on charges operating what police describee as a mass-production abortion clinic.

Dr. Raymond W. Mauerer 6 and his wife, Florence, 45, were arrested Friday in their uxurious home. Lt. Albert G.

Isaac of the horai- ide bureau said the raid climaxed two months of investiga- ion. He said two to three abor- ions a day have' been performed a modernistic 21-bed clinic operated by Dr. Mauerer. Autopsy Ordered Into Death of Convict ANAMOSA autopsy has onto the, death of Villiam Smith, 40, -Des Moines, ourid dead in his cell at the Iowa len's Reformatory Friday. War- 'en Ray Purcell said death ap- arently was caused by a heart ttack.

Smith was serving 25 ears on a morals charge and as habitual criminal. CALVARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 4th N. E. on Delaware C. D.

TIESZEN, Pastor 9:45 a. Sunday School II A. M. Worship Service 7 P. Youth Service 8 P.

M. Gospel Service WELCOME I Hashing Famous UNCLE 35c Since the 1930s Haskin has been compiling an annual edition of Uncle Sam's Almanac, bringing you from the Nation's Capital a wealth of useful and interesting information as- sem bled from government and other addition to complete almanac and calendar pages. No advertising, no page after page of dependable, up- to-date information. 35c The Family Dollar Family Car Reference Calendar, 1800-2056 Congress, 1956 Postal Rates U.S. and World Facts and Figures SEND FOR YOUR COPY TODAY lefaraaifan Service, 1200 Eye Street, N.

5, D.C. find ----earefuHy wrapped, for send me copies of Uncle Sam's Almanac for 35c Name Street City State Church Leaders in Journey to Moscow By JO-ANN PRICE New York Herald News Service Special to the Globe-Gazette NEW YORK Nine United States Protestant churchmen left lere- Friday-for Moscow; tbetr mission, to make the first major contact between leaders of this country and those of Union in nearly 40 the Soviet years. The mission'to Moscow is being sponsored by The National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., the nation's largest religious federation, made up of more than 35,800,000 members. Seading the deputation is the Council's president, the Rev. Dr.

Eugene Carson Blake. Dr. Blake is a relative newcomer to the top ranks of Protestant- sm and certainly less publicized other, more dramatic personalities. In the church world, however, he is known as an out- tanding executive and proponent of the ecumenical movement (or inter-church be termed a clergyman's clergyman. He is also the Stated lerk, or chief executive officer, of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.

Improved Relations Concerning the trip to Moscow, Dr. Blake said before he left: "We believe that improved re- ations between nations require a HOLY FAMILY CHURCH When Business or Pleasure Brings You to Mason City Sunday masses 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and 12:15 noon. Daily masses 6:30, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00 a.m. 720 NORTH ADAMS 2 Blocks West of Federal frank and honest recognition of the differences that prevail between them.

While therefore we cannot be sure that agreement can or should be reached at many points, we do hope that under FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH First St. North at Delawar 9:30 a.m—Church School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship SERMON: KING" Robert L. Stone, Minister TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH PASTORS R. A. Harrisville L.

E. SERVICES 8:15 and 11:00 A. M. SERMON: ''NOBODY NEEDS TO BE NOBODY" John 6: 1 15 By PASTOR HOLST Service to Be Broadcast Over KGLO, 11:30 A. M.

to 12 Noon. 7:30 A. School 11 A.M.—Pre-School Nurtery 6:00 p. and Senior League Pocket Testament Banquet the guidance of this exchange of visits (Russian churchmen are scheduled to return the visit in June) will contribute, toward a larger measure of understanding and goodwill." When I interviewed him recently Dr. Blake pictured a young giant, occasionally an awkward one.

Six years ago, it existed only on paper. Today it is a powerful combine of 13 constituent communions and 144,000 churches, with 38.6 per cent of the total church -membership of the United States. Dr. Blake will head it until next December. Unity and Diversity Dr.

Blake regards the National Council as a "Christian community having both unity and diversity. The danger that the Council may simply become a bureaucracy of overlapping denominations is a "bogey-man," Dr. Blake declared. But the Council is still so new that at times its machinery creaks. You have to expect clashes," he said.

"You get nearer the truth with a clash than you do with sterile uniformity. We've got to a point where we can differ deeply, without splitting, but arriving at a point of creative tension." He regards anti-intellectualism as the greatest present danger outside and within the churches: "We saw its most horrible aspects in the nihilism of Hitter and the Nazis. But I think too many of not recognize the danger churches them- succumb to the too-prevalent mood of the hour and become impatient with those who insist upon asking the deepest and sometimes most abstruse theological questions." we run in the selves when we Orton Refuses to Drop Out of Race for U. S. Senator DES MOINES MV-Duane Orton, Atlantic, who as secretary of the Farmers Organization resigned recently to run against U.

S. Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper in the June primary, says he has no intention of withdrawing his candidacy. During visits here and at Creston Friday Orton commented on eports that some Republicans had asked him to give up the ace. Atty.

Gen. Dayton Countryman also is a candidate against One report was that un-named opponents of Hickenlooper told Orton the chances of defeating the enator would be reduced if there were two candidates in the field. Orton said no one from Des Koines or the NFO had asked him to withdraw and he added: 'I'm in the race to stay. If I didn't feel I could represent the armers, the laboring men and all thers in I wouldn't have become a candidate in the first lace. I've had considerable experience as a businessman, farm- and taxpayer.

If anyone wants put on pressure let them do it Nixon Breaks Tie Vote on Price Issue A tie-break- vote by Vice 'President Nixon Friday night narrowly saved the administration's flexible farm price support program on wheat. The 46-45 vote to reject a higher, rigid support level contrasted sharply with the 54-41 tally the day before on supports for cotton, corn and peanuts, In addition to Nixon, 34 Republicans and 11 Democrats supported the administration stand, while 11 Republicans and 34 Democrats voted against it. The Nixon tally knocked out a special system of rigid price supports proposed for "quality milling wheat" and set off an angry parliamentary row that lasted for hours. To Continue Sen. Gore CD-Tenn), who challenged decisions of Nixon and the Senate parliamentarian on the vice president's right to vote, in this particular parliamentary situation, promised to continue his battle Monday.

The Senate uproar over the wheat vote came after Senate clerks made a mistake and announced- defeat of the higher supports by a 46-45 margin. Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tex) managed to get Sen. Green (D'-RT), who had voted against high wheat to switch his vote. But a recheck showed only 9o! votes cast the actual tally then a 45-45-tie.

Nixon broke by voting to knock out the higher wheat supports. Wheat Props The action, if sustained by the House, would leave the support price on wheat at the $1.81 a bushel, fixed for this year's crop instead of raising it to about $2.26. Gore tried to get agreement for a new vote on the issue Monday, but was blocked by Senate Republican Leader Knowland of California. A switch in votes by a number of Republicans senators from western wheat states caused the changed lineup from Thursday's 54-41 vote on other crops, Still in the complicated bill was special two-price system for effort to strip this from measure may reach a vote The Best to See Is on CHANNEL 3 KGLO-TV 100,000 WATTS CBS TELEVISION Everywhere You Go There's RADIO KGLO DH noo CBS 500 Watts KGLO-FM 2:45 to 10:15 P.M. Dial 101.1 KGLO-TV Schedule SATURDAY P.

M. 5:30 p.m. ADVENTURES OF BLINKY. 5:45 p.m. LITTLE RASCALS 6:00 p.m.

the Monday. ARTHUR GODFREY AND HIS TALENT a star-discovery time again when you join Arthur Godfrey and his Talent Scouts, presented by Toni. Hear and see the young hopefuls, and see if you agree with the studio audience's favorite. :30 p.m. BOB CUMMINGS time for another adventure with the one and only Bob Collins.

R. J. Reynolds brings you this fun-filled half hour every Saturday night. Be sure to see the Bob Cummings Show. 7:00 p.m.

JACKIE GLEASON IN THE HONEYMOONERS Jackie Gleason plays the role of Ralph Kramden Saturday night and gets a- message "Please leave the 'premises." Well, them's fightin' words and there follows a real free-for-all with Kramden versus his landlord in a battle-royal including barracading the off the water and heat and a solemn pledge on each side that victory will be won at any price. See Jackie Gleason in the Honeymooners Saturday night, presented by Buick. 7:30 p.m HOLIDAY some of the favorite vacation sports in the U. S. in Holiday Assignment.

8:00 p.m. TWO FOR THE TV Show on Baby's Birth Is Cancelled HOLLYWOOD (UP)-The NBC television network has cancelled Monday's scheduled "Medic" program showing the birth of a baby by Caesarian section. It had been reported that the network had received a letter from Francis Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of New York, objecting to the proposed show but a spokesman for the cardinal denied this. The cardinal's secretary said a letter objecting to the nature of the program had been written to NBC by the Rev. Timothy J.

Flynn, director of radio and television for the archdiocese of New York. The spokesman said the Rev. Flynn wrote the letter "on his own hook" and said the letter had nothing to do with the cardinal. The network said the cancelled half-hour show would be replaced by a re-run of one of last year's programs. The cancellation will cost NBC $35,000, it was reported.

The Caesarean birth of TV's Medic, an actual operation filmed recently in a local hospital, was to have been the first time the birth of a baby would be shown in either TV or movies. It was uncensored from start to finish. Touchae Quits as Waterloo Mayor people pit their grey matter against the onslaught of a hand tonight with the object of making a clean sweep of big cash winnings on Two for the Money, presented by P. Lorillard. Join Hoosier humorist Herb Shriner and his contestants for another intriguing and entertaining session of the popular fun-and-answer game.

8:30 p.m. FORD STAR JUBILEE Ninety minutes of top stars, bright new songs and musical comedy enjoyment are in store for you tonight on Ford Star Jubilee, presented by Ford. Bing Crosby heads the cast with Julie Andrews, Nancy Olson and Everett Sloane in a musical version of Maxwell Anderson's famous play, "High Tor," a romantic fantasy set in the Hudson Valley of New York. Don't miss it on Ford Star Jubilee. 10:00 p.m.

GRAND OLE OPRY Purina brings you Grand Ole Opry, with tonight's special James. Join Joni, plus many other famous stars tonight for an hour of music and merrymaking. See Grand Ole Opry on Channel 3. place deep in the heart of African jungle. 6:00 p.m.

AMOS AND 'n' Andy and all thei friends step into America's spotlight again Sunday nigh and that means you'll be spenc ing 30 of the happiest minute of the whole week. For warm wonderful humor, you can beat Amos 'n' Andy, presente by Pritchards. 6:30 p.m. JACK BENN1 SHOW Sunday night, Jac Benny finds that "You neve miss the water till the well runs dry." Diving into an emp ty tank is just one of the man things that happen when th Waukegan Wit and Rocheste drive to Palm Springs for a ill-fated vacation. Join them Sunday night on the-Jack Ben ny Show, presented by Amer ican Tobacco.

7:00 p.m. ED SULLIVA1S SHOW A galaxy of colorful and exciting young take over the spotlight on th Ed Sullivan Show, presented Lincoln-Mercury. Included this fabulous lineup are Roge Williams of "Autumn Leaves fame, Ricky Layne, singe Dick Duane and Dorothy Hay den's Champion Irish Steppers See them all on the Ed Sulliva Show. 8:00 p.m. G.

E. THEATER 11:00 p.m. THE NIGHT CAP your late evening enjoyment, Channel 3" brings you the Night Cap" and the drama titled "Yesterday and Today." SUNDAY P.M. 12:55 p.m. THIS I BELIEVE Day Lewis, British Poet, will present Sunday's This I Believe.

1:00 p.m. INDUSTRY ON WATERLOO UP) Mayor Lawrence Pat Touchae of Waterloo resigned Friday to become executive secretary of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. Glenn Stech, Waterloo councilman-at-large, was sworn in as acting mayor. Touchae, whose resignation was effective Friday, will take over his new post April l. Homer Young was named to fill Stech's place on the council.

Dulles Sees No Shift in Policy With India NEW DELHI, India of State Dulles said Saturday after discussions with Prime Minister Nehru, of India that he saw "no occasion for any change in our policies toward each other." Dulles told a news conference he considered those policies basically friendly. He sought to assure Indians that U. S. military aid to Pakistan would not be used against India. Industries in action.

1:15 p.m. MAN TO highly personal series of television talks by one of America's popular ministers, Dr. Evans. 1:30 p.m. THE LONE RANGER It's time for another thrilling adventure with the famous masked man, the Lone Ranger, presented by General Mills.

-General Electric brings yo the G. E. Theater. It's the un forgettable story of a man wh came to America as an imm grant with nothing but a geniu for mathematics and who fig ured out electricity while figured out himself on the Gen era! Electric Theater. 8:30 p.m.

ALFRED HITCH COCK PRESENTS Alfre Hitchcock Presents two youn Frenchmen with a taste for ex pensive living who plot a mur der, presented by Bristol My ers. When they learn that their aunt's death they will in herit their uncle's fortune the; depide to help nature on a lii tie! See "The Perfect Murder Sunday night on Alfred Hitch cock Presents. 9:00 p.m. APPOINTMENT 2:00 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING-Watch these expert bowlers in action! Suspense and thrills are yours when you're watching Championship Bowling.

3:00 p.m. FRONT ROW CENTER Howard Duff, Beverly Garland, Robert Middleton and Jan Merlin are this week's stars in "Morals' Squad," the gripping story of one man's fight to clean up a tough section of his home town. See Front Row Center Sunday Afternoon on Channel 3. WITH Phillips plays an English teacher who is also a spy in Hitler's Germany. She falls in love with one of her student, and runs into trouble with th Gestapo when she tries to leavi with him for England.

There' thrilling suspense when you're tuned for Appointment with Ad venture, presented by Revlon 9:30 p.m. FAMOUS PLAY 3 brings you the Famous Playhouse and to night's drama "Never Trust a Redhead," starring Herber Patterson. See unusua drama Sunday night Famous Playhouse. 10:00 p.m. NEWS, SPORTS AND re ports on the news, sports and weather around the world.

10:15 p.m. WEEKLY NEWS filmed review the highlights of the week. 10:30 p.m. THE NIGHT CAP your late evening enjoy ment, Channel 3 brings you the Night Cap and the story titlec "The Thief:" MONDAY A.M. a.m.

THIS I BELIEVE P. Vierheller, Direc tor of the St. Louis Zoological Gardens, will present Monday's This I Believe. MONDAY P.M. 12:00 p.m.

JACK PAJTR Jack Paar and his special guests each weekday afternoon for the Jack Paar Show. 12:30 p.m. LOVE Interviews with couples from all over the world plus cash prizes with host Jack Smith, presented by Procter Gamble. 1:00 p.m. VALIANT 4:00 p.m.

LITTLE RASCALS AND LOONEY TUNES-Comedy and animated cartoons. 5:00 p.m. NEWS-Complete a different direction." GETS'AWARD DES MOINES UP) The Iowa Farm Safety -Council Friday presented an award for "outstanding individual leadership" to Clinton A. Bans, 57, Bondurant farmer. report of the latest news developments from around the world.

p.m. HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS See How Christian Science Heals, presented by the Christian Science Committee on Publications for Iowa. Be sure to see Monday's epi sode in the life of Helen Emerson. 1:15 p.m. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW For good daytime listening tune in Search for Tomorrow, presented by Procter Gamble.

1:30 p.m. GUIDING LIGHT exciting daytime dramatic story presented by Procter Gamble. 1:45 p.m. INDUSTRY ON 5:30 p.m. the CBS back to YOU ARE THERE on You Are There, Cameras take you November 10, 1871, when "Stanley Finds Livingstone." The scene is set for an historic meeting that took Industries in action.

2:00 p.m. MEDICAL DIARY discussions concerning your health. 2:30 p.m. AT HOME WITH JAY MARTENS Relax and visit with Jay Martens each weekday afternoon. p.m.

BRIGHTER-DAY Follow the daily dramatic story of the Rev. Dennis and his family presented by Procter Gamble. 15 p.m. SECRET American Products is your host for this exciting daytime drama. 3:30 p.m.

ON YOUR is your host for fabulous true life stories and quiz for cash with emcee Dennis James. 4:00 p.m. SUPER VALU SHOW Join Bob Cavanaugh for music, fun and "Movie Quick Quiz," on the Super Valu Show, presented by your Super Value Stores. KGLO Radio Schedule Jury (6:30 p. Join Peter Potter and his panelists tonight as they rate the recent records on "Juke Box Jury." Ntews (9:45 p.

For a complete summary of all the latest news from around the worldj tune in the "Late to Evening News," you by the Globe- brought Gazette. SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS Woolworth Hour (12:00 p. Guests thli Sunday on the Woolworth Hour, presented by the F. W. Woolworth will be Count Basle, Martha Wright, Thomas Hayward and Matt Dennis.

Journalism (1:15 p. Editor Earl Hall in his "One Man's commentary, recalls two of ths highlights from his 40 years as a reporter. Saturday P. M. 5:00 News, CBS 5:05 New Orleans Jazz Band Music in Flight 5:45 Let's Go to Town 8:00 News, P.O.

A E. (Tenatj) 6:10 Mason City Today 6:15 Saturday Sports Parada 6:30 Juke Box Jury 7:00 Newi. Chevrolet Saturday Night Country Style, 7:53 Hill Hlckey Sports, CBS 8:00 News 8:05 Philadelphia Orchestra, CBS 9:00 News, CBS 9:05 Basto Street Jair, CBS 9:30 Towoand Country 9:15 lOiOO Music for the Night 10:25 This I Belive 10:30 Dance Bands, CBS 11:00 News, CBS 11:05 Dance Bands Sunday A. M. 7:00 News.

CBS 7:15 Family Worship 7:30 Renfro Valley, CBS 8:00 News. CBS 8:15 Sidney Walton Show, 8:30 Sunday School Lesson 9:00 Bible Broadcast, Sentmaa 9:30 Leading Question, CBS 10:00 News, CBS 10:03 Power Biggs, CBS 10:30 Salt Lake Tabernacle, CBS 11:00 News, Chevrolet 11:05 News 11:10 Sunday Souvenirs 11:30 Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday P. M. Woolworth Hour, F. W.

Weolwortk Company 1:00 News 1:15 One Han's Opinion, 1:30 New York Philharmonic, CBS 3:00 News, CBS 3:05 On a Sunday Afternoon. CBS 4:00 News, Chevrolet 4:05 Indictment, CBS 4:30 News of the Nation. F.G. E. (Ha.

sat) 4:40 Sports 4:45 Mason City Jr. 5:00 News, Wrlffley 5:03 Gene Autry, Wrigley 5:30 Gansmoke, L. CBS 6:00 Songs of the Wide Land 6:05 Edgar Bergan Show, Anahlst, CBC 7:00 News, CBS 7:05 Our Miss Brooks, TonL CBS 7:30 Two for the Money, P. 8:00 News, CBS 8:05 Mitch Miller Show, CBS 8:55 John Derr Sports, CBS 3:00 News, Wrlflry 9:05 Gene Autry, Wrljley 9:30 Music for America 9:45 News, 0:00 You Were There 0:15 Litany for the Night 0:30 Protestant Hour .1:00 News, CBS 11:05 Dance Bands Monday A.M. 6:00 News 6:05 6:10 Weather, Twin City Seed 6:15 Musical Clock 8:20 Musical Clock, 6:30 Farm Reporter, State Brani 8:45 News, Butternut (Busak) 7:00 World News Boundnp, General luills 7:15 Musical Clock 7:20 Kark's Farm Salendar, pettier Feed 7:25 Today's Farm Story, Funk 7:30 Newi, Sedars Motor Co.

(Kawt 7:35 Sports 7:40 Weather, Realty Mudcal Clock, Tyler-Ryan 7:30 Keep Time With Damon's 8:15 Holsum Headlines, Holium Bread Ovew) 8:30 Carrie's Cornir, 8:35 Coffee Time 9:00 Bible Broadcast, Sentman Today Osaje, Osatc Homemakcrs Harmony 0:00 News Digest, Jacob E. Dcoktr 0:15 Quiz the star Potato Chips 0:25 Hometown News 0:30 Make Up Your Mind, CBS 0:45 Clear Lake Show, Clear Lake Morr. 1 ei Sherwin Show, Borden's Monday P. M. Marked, Nulrena 2:05 Musical Varieties News, Standard Oil i 1:00 Second Mrs.

Burton, CBS 1:15 Brighter Day, CBS Nera Drake, Tonl, CM 1:45 Aunt Jtnny, CBI Houie Party, CM Road of Life, Basel Rlifeon Arthur Godfrey, CBS 4:15 Youni Dr. Malone, CBS 4:30 Recnrd tt the Day, A at. Prod. 4:35 :45 Ma Perkins, P..