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THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S.D., Saturday, Sept. 12, 1953 Page Three Korea Vet Home 9-Sgt. Lloyd Mussigman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mussigman of Mitchell, has returned home after 13 months in Korea.

He will report to Camp Carson, for discharge from the Service, Mussigman entered the Army In January, 1952, and was sent to Korea in August of that year, where he served with the Second Infantry ision. COMING EVENTS Methodist Men's Club will hold Its first supper meeting of the season in the church dining room at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. speakers will be Merle Nelson, White Lake, Mitchell Boy Scouts who attended the Boy Scout Jamboree in California this summer. Nelson will tell of experiences In Japan and Korea, and slides; the Scouts will tell of their Jamboree FC degree will be conferred Temple; Tuesday a lunch will p.m.

follow meetat 7:30 at Masonic ing. St. Ann's Guild will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the (home of Mrs. R. A.

Dahle. The Mr. and Mrs. Club of St. Mary's Episcopal Church will meet Sunday in Guild Hall at 6:30 p.m.

for a cost dinner. Hosts and hostesses, Dr. and Mrs. C. L.

Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Props, Homemakers Extension Club will Monday at home of Mrs. Don Suelflow at 8 p.m; AAUW Child Study Club will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Arthur F.

Brooks, 813 W. Third Ave. Mrs. Willard Barth will be guest speaker. Monday Musicale will meet Monday at 8 p.m.

at home of Mrs. J.W. Kaye a buffet sampler. All interested persons are invited to attend style show at Singer Shop Monday at 7:30 p.m. BPW will meet Tuesday at 6 p.

m. at Legion Club. Whittier PTA. regular meeting lat 3:15 p.m. Tuesday in school gymnasium; program in charge of hospitality will be unusual; board will meet at 2 p.m.

Notre Dame PTA will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m, In the Assembly Hall. Longfellow PTA will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in school gymnas. tum; a tour of the building will follow. Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet Tuesday at 8 p.

m. at YWCA: Miss Shirley Schmitt is hostess, ATTEND DEMO MEET George McGovern of Mitchell, executive secretary of the South Dakota Democratic Party, and Ward Clark, state, party chairman, left Saturday the Democratic National Committee planning sessions in Chicago. NOTICE Sealed bids will be received the Board of Education of the chell Independent School District of Davison County, South Dakota, in the office of the Clerk at 403 East 6th Avenue, Mitchell, South Dakota, until 5 P.M. the 15th day of September 1953, Bids to be submitted for surfacing play areas on school grounds, Specifications for work. to be done may be secured from E.

E. Schmierer, Administrative Assistant, in the public school office at 401 East 6th. Each bid must be accompanied by a cercified check, cashier's check, or. 8 in the amount of of the total amount of the bid. such check to be certified or Issued by bank either domiciled a state in or the a stational South Dakota.

The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Mitchell Independent School District. H. Shepard, Clerk Bridge Lesson (tering disgust when the queen led to fall. A low spade was now led to the jack, which of course.

held, and declarer then played three rounds of hearts, his obvious hope being to get a 3-3 break that would permit a discard. East saw no great reason to let round of hearts go through; he ruffed with his high trump. At this point (it is to be feared) most players in East's position would promptly lay down the club king in the hope of defeating the contract then and there. This particular East, however, took a properly dim view of his ability to cash a club trick. It was obvious that South did not have the spade king he had been openly apprehensive when he led to dummy's jack and therefore it seemed sure that South would not have bid so aggressively with two losing clubs.

Everything pointed to the fact that be had started with 8 singleton, and if East now returned that suit, forcing South to ruff, South would have a cold squeeze on West, who would bave to hold 8 high heart and would therefore be forced to blank his marked spade. king. It will be seen that if East had returned a club, the squeeze have operated against West with ease. Actually, however, East led back the spade ten and South's vanished into thin air, Set Registration For DWU Adult Evening School Registration for the 1 1953 adult education evening school program at Dakota Wesleyan University will be heid from 6 to 10 p.m. Sept.

21 and 22. William Holaday, chairman of Wesleyan's adult education committee, announced Saturday. "The adult school is DWU's etfort to be of service to its munity through offering courses designed to meet the felt needs of this part of South Dakota." college officials said. Adult evening education classes will start Sept. 22 and end Nov.

30. for this term. A total of 14 subjects will be taught in the evening program. Registration for classes will be held at College Hall on the DWU campus. Questions pertaining to subject matter, classes.

eligibility, time schedules and others should be directed to the director of admissions at DWU. Classes have been announced in the following subjects: oll painting. consumer economics, typing, elementary curriculums and methods, atidio-visual aids, contemporary drama, household physics, foods and nutrition, private piano and organ lessons, applied instrumental music, abnormal psychology, life teachings of Jesus, criminology and penology, language habits and human affairs, and radio workshop. SD Total Farm Income Running Below Last Year WASHINGTON (M As usual, eight of the top 10 states first in total six farm income for the months of this year are in the midwest. Iowa outpaced other states, with California second and Illinois third, followed by Texas, Minnesoto, Nebraska.

Wisconsin, Ohio, Kansas and Indiana. South Dakota's total was $221,285,000 compared to $243,999,000 for the first half of last year. The top 10: Iowa California Illinois Texas $642,485,000 Minnesota Nebraska Wisconsin $511,915,000, Ohio Kansas $455,998,000 and Indlana $453,889,000. Other midwestern states includ-1 ed: Michigan Missouri and North Dakota $167.413,000. California again may lead the nation in total farm income but Iowa apparently will be much closer runner-up than in recent years.

Iowa conceivably could finish in front. For 1951 California farmers had total cash receipts of $2,743.344,000, some $400 million more than the Hawkeye state's total, For last year Californians totaled $2,278,701,000, more than $500 million in excess of the Iowa fig. ure. But for the first six months of this. year--according to latest figures department's announced Burea' by the of Agriculture Agricultural Economics--Iowa had $45 million bulge on California.

At this point lasi year, Iowa trailed Callfornia $72 million. While the national total in farm Income was down about 8 months half $500 million in the first six of 1953, as compared to a year more ago, Iowa's farm income was up than $7 million. REPORT ACCIDENT One auto accident, doing only slight damage to the cars involved, was reported to Mitchell police Friday afternoon. The accident occured at 4:10 p.m, in the 100 block on East First avenue and involved a car driven by Delmar Johnson of Mitchell and a parked auto owned by Catherine Warner of Michell. Locals Clearings in the Mitchell banks Marriage licenses were issued Saturday totaled $88,110.29.

Friday by Courts the Davison M. County FelClerk of to Oscar Lake kins- and Andes Opal. to Harold R. TegeL. Morris, both of thoff and Jean R.

Rogers, both of Mitchell. Subscribers who have paid in advance and do not receive their may phone 514 between 5:45 papers and 7:00 and one will be delivered. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winner and Mr.

and Mrs. Norley Feinstein attended New Years' services in Stoux Falls at Temple Sinai. Mrs. Elmer Nelson and Mrs. Ar.

thur Nelson returned Friday from A visit with Mrs. Mary Nelson and family and friends In Omaha. Vermayne Bertram left Friday for Brookings, where he will be a sophomore at South Dakota State College. Mrs. Stan Seigel, the former Connie Kaponin, and her children arrived Friday to visit her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gust Kaponin, after spending the summer in Florida Georgia with Mr. Seigel. Mr. Seigel has returned to the University of South Dakota, where he is a student in the law school.

Recent visitors In the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Sanford were Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Wright of Sioux City and Mr. and Mrs. Modest Authier of Jefferson. Sanford is the father of Mrs.

Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Moore of Alexandria are parents of a daughter, born Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Weight at birth was eight pounds, four ounces.

you know of any local news co-operate with your daily paper and call the news. room The way Dally to build Republic up 1 bigger Help and betin ter pews pace. A son weighing five pounds, ounces was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wipf of Mitchell 'at St.

Joseph's Hospital. Nine Foreign Students Attending DWU The college community al Mitchell is putting Into practice the old saying that the United States la the melting pot of nations, Five countries, four of them foreign nations, are represented in the student enrollment at Dakota Wesleyan University this fall. Forcign countries represented are Mex1co, Iran, Korea and Panama. Nine foreign students are at DIVU and wilt register for classes Monday. Pictured are eight of the students.

Miss Arnotha Austin from Panama, enrolled in nurses training, who attends classes at DWU and the Methodist State Hospital, could not be present. Sealed on the floor in the foreground is Miss Vilma Paredes, Panama City, loft; to her right is Markela Perez, also of Panama City. In the back row, left to right, are Javier Saenz, Panama City: Norm Parades, Panama City; Bokum Kim, Seoul. Korea; Amir Ghashghal, Teheran, Iran: Pablo Amaya, Chihuahua, Mexico, and Humberto Perez, Panama City, Miss Vilma Parcdes, Ghashghal, Amaya and Perez are in the arcond or third year at DWU. This Is the first year of attendance al Wesleyan for Miss Kim.

from Korea, Miss Perez, Saenz and Miss Paredes, all of Panama. (Dally Republic Photo) Set First Meet Of Season For Quarterbacks First meeting of the Mitchell Quarterbacks Club for the 1953-54 sports season la scheduled for Monday noon at the Town Room of the Roberts Hotel, it has been announced. 1t will be Mitchell sports fans' first chance to hear the Mitchell High, Noire Dame and Dakota Wesleyan University coaches talk about their weekend games and DWU's chances for the 1053 football season. Morse Calls For Probe Of GM Defense Contracts WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. Wayne Morse today called for congressional investigation of the latest defense contracts awarded to General Motors The Oregon Independent objected to the huge corporation getting contracts to build $200,000,000 worth.

of medium tanks and 000,000 worth of trucks. The Army announced award of the contracts Friday, "Apparently these new contracts demonstrate, once again Eisenhower administration feels that what Is good for General Motors is good the country." Morse told a reporter, "A thorough investigation is needed to see how wrong the administration may Morse, who has frequently Icized arms contracts awarded the former firm of Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson, 'scoffed at an Army statement that Wilson had not been consulted in awarding the contracts. "That is, a laugh," Morse said. "He doesn't have to be consulted, when his subordinates know what would please him." The Army announced that GM'sit Fisher Body division will produce the M-48 Patton tank on 000 000 contract and that GM and Reo Motors' Corp.

will produce about $146,000,000 worth of ton trucks. GM's contract would cover about $85,000,000 of this. Missouri Synod Lutherans Okay $8 Million Budaet Church- Missouri Synod The has Lutheran adopt- dollar ed 8 eight million budget for the 1954-55 fiscal year. The figure, announced Friday' Cancel September Jury Term Of Municipal Court No jury term of municipal court will be held during September, Judge Merton B. Ice announced Saturday.

He said all cases on the docket either will be disposed without jury or will be continued and all jurors are excused from reporting Monday, the day originally set for the jury term to open. McCarthy Plans Hearings On Army Document whether he was justified in releasjing An Intelligence report which the Army had labeled a "restricted" document. The senator told newsmen the hearing will be held before the Senate Investigations subcommittee, which he heads, but he did not say when. McCarthy contends he made the report "public Wednesday because it contained "clearcut propaganda." But. the Army said a statement Friday that Mchad withheld it sections obvious of the the report which made document was not Communist propaganda.

Besides, the Army said, releas. ling any of the report disclosed deinformation affecting national "within the meaning of the espionage laws." The Army statement did not mention McCarthy by name. or any plans to try to prosecute him-an action that seemed unlikely in these circumstances. But It said of the document: "The transmission or revealtion of its contents in any manner to any unauthorized person is hibited by law." Unauthorized disclosure of terial bearing such classifications as "secret" and so on is punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine, The criticized report was de- WASHINGTON Wi-Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) said today he plans, public hearings designed to show for students in non-church colleges and universities.

A sum of $500,000 was voted for continuation of the synod's national television program, "This Is The classilied Friday by the Army because of its prior disclosure. night after the snyod's annual financial conference, tops the 1953 budget by about 25 per cent. More than three million dollars will go for foreign missions, institutions for blind and deaf and GRAND OPENING CAREY ROLLER RINK Hiway 16 West UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SUNDAY NITE SEPT. 13 Come Young er Old. Enjoy An Evening of Fun BUY THAT NEW CAR You con enjoy that new now, while the wea.

ther is still geed. Let us give you the meney immediately! South Dakota Finance Co. 110 6. 2nd. Phone 2926 American Legion Post To Sponsor Constitution Week A public program emphasizing Constitution Week in Mitchell, wil be sponsored Sunday through next Saturday by the local American Legion post, Legion officials have announced.

Constitution Week is a national observance week proclaimed for observance Sunday through Saturday. During the week sponsoring patriotic organizations urge Individu-1 Als to familiarize themselves with the Constitution, its background and its functioning. In Mitchell the week has been locally announced through A proclamation issued by Mayor Richard Ellwein. The Coacher-Goetsch post of the American Legion has sent letters to all ministers in Mitchell requesting that the religious aspects of the Constitution be emphasized Sunday. Displays in keeping with the week maintained in the show windows At Baron's and at the Public Library, The Legion is also arranging A radio program, to be aired over the local station.

A roundtable discussion pertaining to the constitution will be held. Participants will be announced at A later date, ficials said. "All citizens are invited to ticipate in the activities by Ing Individual efforts to familiarize themselves with the Constitution, its background and its workings," Legion officials urged. Former Mitchell Resident Killed In Hit-And-Run Earl Jackman, 24, A former Mitchell resident who known here as Earl Pelion, WA3 killed last week in a hit-and-run accident near Bowdle, friends here have beon informed. He Attended Mitchell Junior High School and lived here for several (years.

His stepfather was the late Charles Pelton, but when went into the armed services, he took his father's name of Jackman. He WAS a grandson of Mrs. Sarah Briggs of Mitchell. Funeral services were held Monday in Timber Lake and burial was there. Mitchell Legionnaires To Attend District Meet Several Mitchell American Legionnaires will attend the sixth district Legion meeting Monday ning at White Lake, officials have announced.

The 40 et 8 Engine will leave the Coacher-Goetsch clubrooms at 6 p. m. and anyone wishing to attend should be there at that time. FORFEIT BONDS Lawrence Feteri, Robert Parish and Ralph Hershman, forfelted 45 bonds Saturday in. municipal court for driving through stop signs.

Football Tonite SCOTLAND VS NOTRE DAME 8:00 P. M. ADULTS 50c; STUDENTS 25c KERNEL FIELD Cargate Open 7:00 p. m. BREAKS ANKLE By Republic News Service FAIRFAX-Patty Doane, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Doane had the misfortune of breaking her right ankle Sunday, while playIng at her home. She was taken to the Pickstown hospital where she was to remain for a short time. DIAL 516 By hm Watson A $5,000 reward was offered this past week for two Mitchell men. But 'the reward was "$5,000 worth fun and rood, fellowship." Jack Carr McMahon recelved invitations, of the comic variety, to the 35th annual reunion of the 355th combat infantry, 8 World War 1 outfit, which they attended, by the way.

Jack hung the Invitation on his barber shop window to notify customers that would be gone over the week end. Part of the tion reads, "WANTED JOHN R. CARR More Alive Than Dead. This man is a veteran of World Wat I and was honorably discharged after serving with Company of the 355th Combat Infantry. By this time he may have developed bay window and bald head." Clarence Sellars' happy phis: appeared in the latest issue of Geyer's Topics, trade zine for office supply dealers.

Clarence was honored with nine other dealers beginning their 25th year over in business. Clarence founded the Sellars Typewriter Exchange in 1924. A letter seeking a subscription to The Dally Republic came to the office last week from Betty Earles, daughter of Mr. and. Earles of Mitchell, Betty now is teaching in the San Bernardino, public schools and is a former Litchfteld School teacher in Mitchell.

For the past two years, she held a position near Portland, Ore. Her big complaint is that many of the schools at San Bernardino are on a shift basis, but she was lucky enough not to hit one of them. We had enough complaints about what comic books could do to the developing noggins of imaginative kids back in the rood old flat days, but what happens now with the youngsters seeing cops and thugs shoot it out in three sions? They say explanation is A good thing, but too much, of it almost caused trouble City Councilman Jim Lalley at the regular council meeting Tuesday night. After asking that the council authorize Bill Grohs to remove 12 feet of curbing to install a drivewAy, Jim explained that he already, had, told Grohs, who lives on West Fifth, to go ahead with the project. In order to get it done before the street was resurfaced past his house.

And what did he honesty get our alderman? Two "no" votes on what! usually is a routine matter and a good-natured hard time from the rest of the council. The Rev. Paul E. Whiteside, new rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Church who will take over next month, is a well-traveled man, but not in the literal sense.

His was a Methodist minister Whiteside was 8 father, Presbyterian minister before turning to the Episcopal church. While we're on the subject, might as well point out that the St. Mary'8 members a consistent congre-1 gation. They, went from 8 WhiteRev. Walter their last rector) tr a Whiteside.

Notice the stern and determaned look on the faces of Mitchellites lately? They're mount. Ing their defenses for the onslaught of Corn Palace Week, which approacheth with rapid rapidity, (Those last two words may sound redundant, that's no worse than the rest of this column.) Roberta Herzog, teen-age daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herzog of Mitchell, had a long cab ride on her way home from the National Girl Scout Camp near Cody, recently. She voluntarily got the Bran1ff flight at Huron when a seating capacity.

problem arose and took a taxi to Mitchell. But it wasn't a bad deal, The airline bought her a steak dinner and furnished her with a hostess for company on the ride home in tion to paying the cab fare to chell. Read the Want Ads Joday 4 Contract By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON Far-Seeing Defense East's defense in the following band was highly Imaginative and successful. North dealer. North- South vulnerable.

AJ6 A Q54 J65 A. 73 K15 10931 J983 '10 6 Q109 109 Q54 62 Q84 K72 AK8732 The bidding: North East South West INT Pass 3 Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass When South, having made jump takeout of the notrump, level, later by the three-potrump North felt that his hand, despite Its minimum point -count, should ofter a good play for a slam because of its three aces. West opened the club Jack. The ace was put up and two rounds of trumps were cashed, South NOTICE TO CUT WEEDS By order of Blendon Township Board: Notice is hereby given that all roads in Blendon Township be mowed by Sept. 15th, 1953.

H. R. Runestad, Clerk NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I'm not married and not responsible for bills made by Mardell Carman also known As Mrs. Earl Bracha of Kimball. Signed: Earl Bracha Mission, So.

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WELLER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PROGRAMS (Central standard time) NEW YORK UP -S elected weokend programs-Tonight (Sat ur. day; New Talent USA: 8:30 Grand Ole Opry; 9 Broadway's My Beat; a Gun Smoje western; 8:30 Country Style Hour. 6 Dinner Music; 7 Dancing MBS-7 Twenty Questions: 8:30 Guy Lombardo; 9 Chicago Theater Concert. Sunday: NBC-3 p. m.

British Radio Bymphony: 6 First Nighter new time; 8:30 Confession World Music Festival; 3:30 Quiz Kids new time; 7 Junior Piano Playhouse 2:05 Marines in Revlew; 6:05 West Point Band: 4:30 Detective American Music 10 Mystery, "Eyes in Night;" 8:30 How's the Family. TULSA, Okla -The book that commands, "Thou shalt not steal," is the one most frequently stolen, City Librarian James E. Gourley reports. According Lo Gourley, six to eight Bibles are missing from his shelves every year. 'And," he adds, "that seems to be the experience of libraries all over the country." BIBLE POPULAR 2 FOR TONITE AT THE Lake View DRIVE IN THEATRE Come See MONTANA TERRITORY Stay For Sat.

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