Iola Register (Newspaper) - April 19, 1955, Iola, Kansas THE lOLA REGISTER VOLUME No. 150. The torn TUESDAY APRIL 10. 105.'S. to Thd loin The and lata PAGES In Action Program Draws Big Crowd Here More than 1700 Cub Boy and of Scouting packed the Community Building at Riverside Park for the fifth annual Northern District in program here last The largest turnout in the history of the eveiTt boys go through their paces in a variety of games and and took a look at the various scouting skills and practices on display in lola High School's famed marching under the of Dale keyed the evening and ' Shots Here Thursday The Salk around the world last week as the climax of man's long fight against infantile arrived in Dr. A. R. county health this morning received 720 cubic centimeters of the and promptly that the free injection program for the County's 711 first and second grade youngsters would be afternoon m. in Ralph supervisor of ele mentary for lola this morning that injections would be at and McKinley schools at the senior high school building in ' Trout that notification already been mailed out advising parents throughout the county as to just what place their youngsters and he added that was very important that each youngster go to the to which he Dosage for the is one first shipment was just to cover the first round of. assuming that all 711 youngsters eligible take the it is expected that about 90 per cent of the eligible or approximately 850 boys and will actually get the injections Both Trout and Dr. Chambers stressed the point that no shots will be given without the written consent of Thursday's shots will be the first in a series of with the second round of 1 injections set for at least two weeks from the It is possible that there will be a third shot in the time next Fall or but Dr. Chambers said that he has received no instructions from the State Department of Health on a third injection as The firsts shipment of the vaccine developed by Dr. Jonas Salk comes County furnished by the for Infantile the background music for the Grand in which over 600 Cub Boy Den and Scouting leaders paraded from the Little Theatre into the main part of the Following the Grand March and the pledge of allegiance - which was led by Eagle Scout Jim of Troop 87, Cub Scouts put on a scries of and then the boys took over with arid informative Walter Crossen of lola was chairman for the judges for the scouting exhibits were Ray Halo of of and also of Crossen praised all the event for running 11 off so and he had a word of praise for the - Den who worked so hard with the Keith Akin served as and T. Clarence Brown was in charge of installation and operation of the loudspeaker Here is a complete list of the and of Packs and Troops which were 6, and 9, 90, 55 and 56, 68, 87, and a Troop from Pack and 9, 55 and 56, 68, 87, Troop of Chanute was the Scout Here's the list of games played by and booth Pack 3, Balloon Pack 9, Rooster Pack walking a Pack 68, Pack 87, Clothespin and Troop 3,.Camping and Troop 6, Bird Troop 9, Troop Troop 56, Troop 68, Knot Troop 87, and Troop 90, First The Cub Packs also put on the following Pack 3, Cub Scout Pack 9, 68 and 87, Knights of Pack 5.5-, Musical and Pack 56, Mardi Freed Of LAS Nov. - Hank ick in his editorial was free today of a federal charge of mailing matter tending to incite the murder of Sen. Joseph McCarthy A jury of six men and six women acquitted the 45-year-old publisher and columnist of the Las Vegas Sun last night 2 hours 45. Jury Foreman Gall Andres said was never any doubt in our that fiery column posed no threat to McCarthy's The had to wade through a long list of technical - stormy petrel of Nevada hailed the verdict as an affirmation of freedom of The Weather cloud i- ncss easf partly cloudy west this afternoon and arid beginning west this afternoon spreading over stale ' east and trat cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms partly cloudy colder except extreme low 40 northwest to 60 high Wednesday 60 northwest near ' ' High yesterday ' 86 Low last night 69 year today Low a year ago today 53 for Denmark Approves Treaties - West s ly and in tlie North Atlantic Treaty The action Denmark the country bul one lo parliamentary to the Paris Only the lias not yet made the Plan Gala Opening At Bank The new home of the Allen County Stale which has been under construction for more than a year at the corner of Madison and South will be the scene of a gala open house on 28, said The handsome stone designed by Brink is virtually and before this week is over the final screw should be tightened and the last few strokes of paint of the furnishings been moved in as the touches have been given to the building itself and Bowlus expects that the structure will bo in fiv Th The bank lo do at its present location until after the open The move into the new building be completed during the weekend of Business should conducted there on May 2. The new structure has many the latest design in vault a repository for those who wish to make deposits at night and facilities for drive-in The latter will not be started at Holding an open house before si a its new home will make it possible for the public to visit all parts of the structure and many special On the upper floor of the building are two office which will 1)0 occupied by the law firm of Apt and the Mack Girls In Queen Contest I The first list of for Allen County's centennial 28 j of was announced today by j Mrs. Stanley chairman of the committee in The response to the call for nominees has been most Mrs. Toland said and she urges all organizations and { groups who have not yet sent Jn j the name of their candidate to do ' so I The closing day for the tions originally scheduled for but since there are a number of organizations which have not yet had sufficient time to select a Mrs. Toland said that the final day for submitting nominations has been to April 27. In which will get under way in earnest after May 1, a queen will be selected for each of the principal communities in the and from the ladies of the will be elected the queen of the The queen of the Cavalcade will be the official for the Centennial will at the Prairie Cavalcade and will win an trip to Hollywood for herself and any companion of her on the the and sufficient expense be awarded lo afford a pleasant vacation in the movie and TV capital of the Committee members emphasized again today that the event is not strictly a beauty The competition is to select the Allen young woman who is best by initiative and lo represent her community as its centennial She may be either married or she must be between the ages of 16' and 25 on dates of the actual Ike Asks Award For Dr. Salk Ga. President Eisenhower wants to honor Dr. Jonas the discoverer of an effective polio with highest civilian award our nation could And if Congress acts swiftly the chief executive may the White House Friday to receive congratulations on behalf of all The President's vacation headquarters late yesterday announced plans for the Washington The award Eisenhower wants lo present to Salk hasn't even been buf hopes it will have been by Friday and her candidacy must be by some bona-fide organization in the Those who have been with their sponsoring a Miss Charlene 224 N. War Miss Ready Next Week night the planning commission will complete its survey of the new subdivision proposed by Henderson and will be prepared to give its findings to the a week from Leslie Norton and E. W. members of the met with the city commission this to them of the They will meet with Mitchell city and Clem city this afternoon to get a few bits of needed The informally adopted a set of rules for Bassola They plan to forbid the use of guns and minK and motor and Ihc in- of refreshment stands m tt and similar American Legion of The organization of two soft ball leagues by the Junior Chamber of Commerce was discussed with the commission by Orville The teams wish lo ball dia- city dads agreed to cooperate wiMi Marlene 70,i S Miss Miss Karen Sue Moran Commercial Miss Mildred Mildred 4-H Miss Norma Louise American Legion - Post of Miss Merla 510 S. Medical Assistants of Miss Jane 20f.Mi lola Elks Susie lola Button Miss Karen Gas Gas City 4-H Miss Edith 601 E. D. A. R. 911 lola Sorosis Miss R. R. 3, lola Unity to Conference I J. A Mild Chou than half the world's population from an area four times the width of the U. S. are the 29-nation conference at Which April 18. of the arc Ihe and Inset in shows which uon from the Netherlands .In 1947 bul is still for of Break For TB will he Monday afternoon for Ihc million dollar hospital to tie Gov. Fred Hall's office F. who of that the will come lor the program if the weather suitable for Legislators and stale and local civic and health officials will Pay Tribute Miss Alyce Mae 317 N. lola Odd Fallows Miss Dorothy R. R. 1, the permits were issued to Vernic rebuilding a small at 411 N. to St: remodeling the at Broadway and to the lola Home a new at 609 and Stain a 1 new at the * THE BONNET Mrs. Rex Smoot and Orel Wilson make a in their 1860 Mrs. recently the winning for the Centennial bonnets are now on sale at several stores in the Miss 203 E lola Rotary Miss La Fern S. lola Music Miss Ann 1105 K. St. John's ' Miss Barbara 600 E. L. ' Miss Virginia 210 N. Miss Mary Ann VFW Post of Miss Sandra Humboldt Rotary Miss Peggy Troop 88. of To N.J. of scientists today mourned the of Albert as one of great From all walks of life poured messages of tribute the 7(1-year-old who yesterday of a and hardening of Hours after Einstein's his body was funeral to medical science even in left his find other vital body organs lo 71 Through his theory of relativity and his work in nuclear fission and electronics that the atom was made and leaders have been invited to a public memorial lo set for night at New And a bv at A DA Urges Ike to Pledge No War Over Offshore Isles WASHINGTON - Miss plorer Post No. 87 of Miss Patty Miss i Methodist Princeton will he held Friday at the University's Whig The left his to Dr of laboratories at Hospital a pro lessor of pathology at said he to the cells thai made him a when he starts brain within the next few life centered around he was vitally aware of world In Prime India a letter only recently from in which the latter on race 11 Well-known Americans themselves liberals urged President Eisenhower today to immediate the present menace of war in They called upon the in such make clear that the Stales will not its forces to the and will not permit them fo become a Announcement of the telegram tu by Americans for Democratic which the signers as claiming 45,000 calls itself an political dedicated to the cause of those listed as signers were Mrs. Franklin D. Norman veteran Socialist W. P. of the Brotherhood of Railroad Mrs. vice-chairman of on Tage 5, No. 2) Decries Choice Of City As Cowboy Shrine of Oklahoma ai was advised and says R. F. of legislative representative of of Railroad After in Wichita with the regional Payne H at n e Cooley wired liis sentiments lo Fred Hall in former Kansas also wired Gov Hall in saying concur with Historically designation as cowboy capital to Dodge wire cattle industry its most phase looked to City its principal shipping ' brotherhood wishes to on Pate No. 5.> To Kansas 1/11 -a supply of was shipped to 101 Kansas counties by the stale Board of Dr. Philip state said the shipment will be sufficient lo provide one shot for 90 per ceid of grade in- The other four and are their vaccine Yalta Y Clarified Indonesia W - Red Premier Chou told the conference today his country is not interested in but instead is being by the of you do not believe he told the you can send representatives to to lake a You are all Chou do not hide the fact that we believe in Bul this is not a meeting to discuss ideologies but to seek a common ground and not great Communist ho had come to Bandung ready to decisions of the sponsoring and not lo raise other have no Chou could raise the question of the liberation of Taiwan and the neighboring We could have criticism of the unfair treatment of China in the United Nations but we are not going to do Aside the charge of U.S. of Chou's speech followed a conciliatory emphasizing chiefly his contention that of countries be international tension was reduced following the Korea armistice and the the world to with India Burma in supporting Ihe five principles of these Indonesia have already achieved good results in their preliminary talks on the question of oh Page 3) Troy S. Taken by Death The Rev. Troy S. retired Methodist died shortly noon at the Allen Hospital where he He had WASHINGTON of Stale Dulles said today thai Asst. Secretary Carl W. was the man who gave out the Yalta a day ahead of their general Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations that a galley to the New York evening of March 1,5. involved an exercise by Mr. McCardle of a discretion thai was Dulles involved no breach of Dulles said he had by the time the one copy was given out that government had withdrawn its objections to publication and that the not hurt U. S. with Dulles Ihe it was not until shortly after- 10 in of March Ambassador phoned me that his government to publication that a confirmation cable from London was on its way to Thus the given to the Times the British formally agreed to Bul Dulles said the his on March I 1.5. In a conversation with the ambassador that Dulles said I wnuki advise Sir Anthony Kden now 1 not been in robust health for several Mr. age 74, was at III and spent his early life in Mo. In 1-903 he a men's clothing store in Kansas which he operated until 1912 when he decided to enter the the Bilker University where he was awarded his A. B. degree in 1916. Tie completed his work for a Masters degree at University in 1917 and received a Bachelor of Divinity degree from lliff School of in 1919. He then returned lo Kansas and has preached in this area since While at Baker he rode a 40 mile circuit as a student pastor he began his ministry at Richmond Its other pastorates include the Avenue churches at Baxter Springs arid Atchison and nine years at Ihe First Methodist Church in He concluded his ministry here in 1943. His final charge was at He retired a few years ago to live in is survived by his wife of two Howard T. 111., er Strike strike which has halted publication of newspapers for 25 days was settled A Walkout of and maintenance men support of a. wage 22r71ailyTanW newspapers with totaling 50* - Unions the strike they hoped work would he resumed tomorrow in time For World Shrine to Gowboy DODGE Kas plan lo a tlie got the an open-air meeting in Park More than was pledged anil earlier had been pledged gnal of OOO to be raised in Dodge The plan to raise the balance of the million dollars for Dodge City failed last weekend in a to become situ oX Hall of Fame songs Hymn of the and high as 6,WK) by heard several speakers the board Hall of for the Oklahoma City A at Uie entrance lb the Draped around the figure Were i signs - Among the speakers were William former president of the Kansas Livestock and M. N. three Don Capt. and Victor I. Menlo 15 grandchildren and two and Mrs. Myrtle both of Kansas be E. a former and lifelong at 3 m. Thursday in the Methodist The Rev. E. E. Tillotson wilL assist in the will be at The body will lie in state at the Waugh Funeral Home until time for the Poultry Firm Adjudged Bankrupt L. r. and Max V. g rti ssT try have been by the S. District according to notices received here this in bankruptcy were filed with the Assn on April 14. The * ' of support from the Kansas state of and ihe Kansas Industrial Commission were read at the a sage from Gov. Fred Hall was ' ' High School 85-piecG orchestra band music for the gathering after first call 9i=e4jest)^a-c
