The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • 9

-The BISMARCK TRIBUNE Monday, May Wt Page 7- Slope Service Slants Dickinson Man Gets Divinity Degree in West Deaths in the Notion Rudolph Miller Services Tuesday Voting Heavy In Italy DICKINSON Edward Harding, Manifesto Signers Defeated Baby Suffers 30 Fractures Prior lo Birth BEDFORD, Ind. I Physicians said here Saturday a boy born Mon-day had suffered from 30 to 40 bone fractures before his birth. By The Associated Press i will he recited at can niKGO. Calif. (-George 2 From Area Complete Marine Boot Training Dickinson, was graduated May 25 from the Pacific School of Religion at Berkeley.

with a bach th Hall Funeral Homelvino 57. concert vlo- orcncsira reauw, uw linist and by the fami ana elor of divinity degree. He Is the Saturday. test Uon of Mr. and Mrs.

H. 8. Harding, ROME (liudy) B. Miner, aiAu. w.i rfiaH PriHnv st his home.

UTr-Watched as a European reaction B0N1IAM, Tex. WI-miss i-ucin- Dlck nson of West vruu i r.H N.C. (AV-Two North 'Gl1' who didn't ria Ravhurn. well known in wasn- A local man haa completed re- Mrs. Glen Adams, Beach, was crult training and another area' promoted to fire control technician man is scheduled to graduate USN, while serving aboard the Harding was graduated from Moscow's new coexistence line, The Rev.

Al Simon wiu unman: rvlcfa to be held at I manifesto local Italian elections continued tn Ington society as tne omciai no-i nl her brother. House speaker Dickinson High School in 1948 and received a bachelors degree from all ine destroyer L'SS Hanson in the Pad Heseeregalion have 10 a.m. Tuesday irom me pnri Hnmt for Mr. Miller, who Monday with a heavy turnout of from the Marine Corps Recruit All except one apparently suf. fercd during birth, had healed properly.

Sam Rayburn, died Saturday. She tic, fnr rcnomination. Dickinson State Teachers College voten. Depot, San Diego, Calif. came to Bismarck in 1932 from wta' n.

Coo ov was believed to in ner wtv Manv observers expected the in 1952. Pvt. Norma 8. Schedel. son of Delmar D.

Veegele. 511 Fifteenth Glen Ullin. Burial wiu bo nnus He is now serving the Congrega 80s. Mrs. Agnes Schedel, New Salem, is big vote, which appeared headed Bismarck, graduated May 19 KKru'a fnmntprv St BERKELEY, Cam.

mu.j tional Church in Guerneville, Calif. for ner cent of those euginie, and Robert MacDonald, son of Mr AMW.n nn hearers will no ni The child, Kevin Lee siuaer, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sluder, was reported perfectly normal In all other respects. Doctors said he was suffering from defective bone scheduled to leave the U.

S. tor Ger lomna D. 0 msted. 7u. proies did not to favor the middle-of-the-road, oDnniB9 AuBust Helfenstein, Sam Harding will return to Dickinson later this fall to be ordained In the nr pmpritus of physiology at the won a new and Mrs.

William MacDonald, Mot fit, will graduate next week. pro-Western Christian Democratic lhe manifesto. McQuade. Wayne tarruu, nmr i.i. nidrirt over W.

b. First Congregational Church. many next month as part of Operation Gyroscope. oartv. But too many races were iinm.ii inn Klein.

structure. University of California ana a research participant In the discov Pvt. Keith Ryan, son of Mr. and in u. ah I.

Raleich radio commen- aeeregation stiu undecided for a irena to oe apparent. Honorary paiioearers wui simnn Hueh McCrorie. Robert Mrs. A. L.

Ryan, will return to Twenty Palms. Tuesday the Army's unit nci I iiiiuv ery of Insulin, aiea saiuraay. ne wan born at Lake City, Iowa. nf his campaiun. tooiey t.m.ii r.mree A.

Johnson, Spen- At stake were control oi rotation plan. Donald Jungllng after a 10-day leave. mrRKRI.EY. Ca ll. UB worman communitv and provincial coun The 23-year-old mother said she had not fallen or been In an accident.

Doctors said X-ray films indicate the baby suffered Its first fractures 2 to 2ft months before birth. There was no brain dam- cer Sell. Dan uoairey, johu Rvan distinguished himself dur iPll Strader. 53. former coacn Guards Set At Michigan Riot Scene USN, son of Mr.

cils from the Alps to Sicily, local Vernon Peterson ana ftiuun that he opposed mix- of the San Francisco 49ers profes- oosts in S63 other communities nl ('. en Linn on Juiy Ing recruit training by firing high anj Reinhold' expert 232 out of a possible 250. JunKiins rllrii cinn.il rnntha team, diea saiur the races. and nrovincial governments In iota Mr. Miller was a son oi air.

rinu wan horn at Newton, N.J. Ryan was picked to dox on me Bisnwckt hM re- Demo- Mr. rharlen J. Miller. He at in Saturday's mr 533.

The candidates totaled 313, 601. MOUNT VKRNUN. augm FLINT, Mich. l-No work was turned to San Rep. Thur tended Glen Ullin Schools and was were nrimnrv marine vorpa uuxiug warn advanced to the finals.

pi. age, physicians said, although the skull is "paper-thin." Both the mother and the 25-year-old father, a factory worker. scheduled Saturday at the big Gen nond Catnom married to Dons iieaion ai tumm nn Teh. 20. 1947.

M. Alexander, 77, retail advertising manager of the New York Daily Mirror's Sunday magaiine TYROLEAN Trent, the first prov Delbert Eillnger, son of Mr. and eral Motors' Fisher body plant in Diego, for Jungling duty aboard the I'SS Agerholm after a 10-day leave. almost 1. k.

,1 .1 ince to report, showed strong suburban Grand Blanc, but dep A former salesman ai suin vnu mill ink' i Mrs. John Eslingcr, of blgin, was promoted by the Navy Depart and comic section, the first pub uties and state police stood guard said there is no tustory oi none defects in their families. hn was empioyea ai a ih. Rth District NavCad Donald DeBode, son of1 Deuieu gains by both the Christian Democrats of Premier Antonio Segni i le nAA Usher of the Mirror, and onetime ment to aviation structural me clerk at the Grand Pacific Hotel The Sluders have two other chil against a repetition of a riot in which 11 men were hospitalised Mr. and Mrs.

Joe DeBode, Bowman, made his first solo flight re chanic 2c, while serving with Fleet i inn limp oi nil aeain. ne was vice president of the om new nor on IS Virtual and the Communist-allied Socialists of Pietro Nennl. The area dren, Kim Eugene, 3, and Keith, ui tiuJ Uenwcia thi, Friday. Morning and Evening worm, oieu cently. Before leaving the Whiting Aircraft Service Squadron 200, Lon.

don, Eng. a member or tne tins anu umicu Commercial Travelers as weU as long has been a Christian Demo Two of the 11 Injured still were Friday. Fed Naval Auxiliary Air Mauon, 5, who are normal. A hippopotamus has a stomach more than ten feet in length so crat stronghold. rpDorted in critical condition.

But WASHINGTON 10 ft. PFC. Orland Bader, son of Mrs St. Mary Pro Lamearai. Milton.

for more advanced .1 CUT! ilid nul Sheriff Don H. Carmichael had enhn i IJ.S. Information Agency The Catholic Church Interest Mr Milipr leaves nis tamer, wuc Juhanna Bader, 1500 Avenue is training, he will receive Instruc factor. Kltchin in an anti-Communist victory. made no arrests.

receivini advanced infantry train Uon in precision air work along large it can hold 400 to 500 pounds official and managing editor of the nM Milwaukee Leader for 24 years four brothers. Leo oi noninsm. George of Benton Harbor, i. couldn't say." Involved in the rioting were with his regular solo nights. lot tooa.

ing in the 4th Armorea uivision at voiced repeatedly by the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano inn Southern mem Sam ni van nuvs. members of the millwrights until he came to Wasmngton in rmwress signed the docu steamfitters and riggers unions, was evidenced by the thousands 1938, died Thursday. Fort Hood, Tex. Baaer is assigned to Company o' the division's sist Infantry Battalion. and Bernard of Phoenix, one Hnnohtpr.

Mrs. E. C. Yates, Sac- nrntest against segre of nuns and priests among the san FRANCISCO Harry a. all one-time AFL affiliates.

All are rom-ntn five half-brothers, early voters. Scott, 83, chairman oi tne ooaro Wade Adams, son oi air. ana decisions by the Supreme, employes of Darin It Armstrong, of Detroit, general contrac nv of Yakima. Ernie of of the General Steamsnip corp. i i rj FORMER President Truman was TM BTU1 JUI1I1 Ul Utau nnrl a San Francisco snippuig leaa tors.

Asthma Formula Prescribed Most By Doctors-Available Now Without Prescription pr fnr more than 50 years, died wood, S.D., and Eddie of Glen Ul iin nri two half-sisters. Mrs. Pet- an interested spectator. Now visiting Italy as a tourist, he drove oast a number of polling places Thurerlnv District. He lost to lornw V1 Li A.

Lennon of Wil- ifH. School Will Honor Oveta Culp Hobby cr Weismann, uiaosione, nuu DETROIT WV-John S. Worley Draft Board Office Sets Summer Hours by close to 10.000 votes. on(i in riorence uui uiun i gci ui I ItJU .4 an transportation authority George Schirado, Bismarck. The Hall Funeral Home is in1 nis car.

ne saiu ne urn nuv Stops Attacks in Relief Lasts for Hours! to interfere in any way." charge of funeral arrangements BELTON. Tex. Mrs. Oveta Results in the last local elec professor emeritus of transportation engineering at the University of Michigan, died Friday. new YORK Frederick Jou- Primatene onena bronchial tubea.

oniFB results of the votingl nomination to Gov. Luther 11 HodgM and V. S. Sen. Sam J.

KAin and left the probabi hty Burleigh County's Selective Service Board began operating on a summer schedule Monday, accord Culp Hobby, president and editor of the Houston Post and former tions were: Christian Democrats and center- secretary of health, education hprt nuauesne. 78. sentenced to in the nm uisinci, ing to Harold Wolf, county board party allies. 3.878 communities; and welfare under President hi N.w TA, N. Y.

(SpMitl) -Th asthma formula prescribed mora than any other by doctor! for their private patienta li now available to aithma auffrirera without prescription. Medical teiti proved thii formula topi aithma attacks in minutes and fives hours of freedom from recurrence of painful aithma spasmi. This formula is so effective that It prison for 18 years in 1942 as clerk. ukore Kep. Woodrow W.

Jones did m.olprtinn. Ralph u. Communists and allied Socialists. Amann Riles Held At Richardton sehower. will receive an honorary German sdv and reieasea auer The board will be open Monday Monarchists.

Fascists and nn nf lArrnor degree of doctor of humanities to looiem mucous congestion, relievea taut nervoui tension. All this without taking painful The secret ii-Primateno combine! 3 medicines (in full prescription strength) found most effective in combination for asthma distress. Each performs a ipecial purpoie. So look forward to sleep at night and freedom from asthma spasmi get Primatene, at any drugstore. Only 98 money-back guarantee.

CUM. WbiMull PbuwMl iiw tnar nl M1P1DV. un ut World War II. and a life-time soldier of fortune, died Friday. right independents, 1,465.

through Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and from 1 to 5 p.m. The slight day from her alma maier, Mary m.iv liaraner. (iuv WELLESLEY. Mass.

tf) Mrs. Rnsi W. wnnenei ui office will not be open Saturdays Hardin-Baylor CoUege. She will give the principal address at the DICKINSON Funeral services s.mprior Court solicitor. Crete is regarded as the world's first ereat sea power.

Her war aHpIp Cundella Gardetto. 77. moth ti the phyilciani' leading aithma Ereicription -io lafe that now it can sold witftoMt praacrtplion in held at 10 a.m.- Monday at of Mrs. Louis Perini, wife of are 4.170.000 tractors oniscnoors nun graauauon There ships in the Mediterranean are the St. Mary's Catholic Church at tiny tablets called rnmattntS.

cises. the President of the Milwaukee farms in the United States, earliest on record. Neither had the required majority in the three-man race. Cypriots Force Braves baseball club, died triaay. Richardton for Philip Amann, Richardton farmer who died Thursday at his home.

Burial was made in the cnurcn cemetery. Pnilhearers were Paul Hoff, Official to Vtjuir Former N. D. Doctor Dies PIERRE i Dr. Clarence Chick" Robbins.

56. Pierre phy ATHENS, Greece W-Premier Peter Horner, Seb Elis, Matt stirUer. Steve Berger and Nick rn.iani Karamamis Thnmnfi. accepted the resignation of Foreign Minister Spyros Theotokis. Theo- a native of Russia, and son of Philip and Catherine Hapfauf sician and past president of the Snulh Dakota Medical died hnH hpen unaer lire uum Amann.

he was born on Aug. 20, Sunday in the Pierre hospital. iim He was married to juna Greeks demanding a lousier us-iv to get Cyprus away from the Diti.h Dr. Robb ns died oi a nean con Thnmas at Richardton on Feb. 19 H1 STEEL BANKS dition.

He had been in poor health since suffering a stroke seven 1917. a year after he moved to tne rnmmunitv from Jamestown. He The government annuuutcu AjriculUire Minister Evanghelos Amff would be shifted to the years ago and had been hospital moved to Canada Irom rtussia in io davs betore nis aeain. of etf Fni-oitm Ministrv. Funeral services will De luesaay 1912 and to Jamestown in 1915.

He leaves his wife, five sons, JoseDh. Washington. D. Wil Heliable sources saia ineoiuMs at 2 p.m. in Trinity tpiscopai In his letter of resignation com- rhiirrh th the Kev.

waiter Schroeder officiating. Burial will liam, Colorado ipnngs, nor-bert, Richardton; Victor, Minneapolis, and Ervin, U. S. the cvDrus oeDaie wun he in Riverside Cemetery here Britain had not been appreciated. Rnhhins was bora Dec.

1. it, Army. t. Jacxson, two daughters. Mrs.

Joe (Elenor) at Michigan, N. D. He attended whnnl at Grand Forks. N. and Sehu tz.

Ialoo. S. ana Mrs. jonn NOW YOU the medical school at the Univer C. (Magdeline) Forester, Richardton; 12 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Nick Geiger, in Saskatchewan, sity of North Dakota. He completed his medical work at Har CAN GET OLD LINE vard university in wm. Canada, and Mrs. Leonard Hummel, Medicine Hat, Alberta, and one brother. Nick, in Europe.

After interning at riaruora he returned to Fargo. N. tn nrsritre one vear. In lwo, ne LIFE INSURANCE The Mischcl-Olson Chapel, Dick joined the Pierre cnnic, spetiov inson, was in cnarge oi lunerai izing in eye, ear, nose ana mruui nn 5. 1928.

he was mar Without Medical Examination To help older prople. The Physician's National Life Insurance his a New Golden Yearn OW Line Life Insurance Policy tor --j tm in an ried at Grand Forks to Geraldine MrNir-nl of that city. He served Adam Krieger, 61r mpmher of the vestry of If you are under 80. in Rood w'li r.n net a Jl.000.00 Trinity Church here and was a member of the Pierre Masonic or-npre nnrl Yelduz Shrine at Aber Golden Year Policy to relieve the burden of excessive final expenses. Ex-Mat King, Dies deen.

He was a past president of the Pierre Kiwanis Club. Handled completely by MU, No agents will call. He was a fellow of the American LINCOLN. Neb. W- Adam 61, colorful professional wres- N.i 1 1 tr a 1 1 for compleU Collcee of Surgeons and belonged H1KK information, jusl aenii io iKivinK mine ficnre for more than three a.iy a lJuHteard or letter to numerous other medical organ Dept" mc unLso! decades, died Sunday night of com-lrmingnam, xiabama plications following earlier sur- ll to: Fh; Insurance C' Inn Bl izations.

His fraternal attiuauons were Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Chu ftprv. Steel writes a pay check like this twice a month and Alpha Kappa Kappa. The widow and three sons James, William and Roger survive ew.e.iaM Krieger, wno naa oeen a Dromoter here for the last 10 years, claimed tne worm wener- we Eht title in the early wzus. He was credited with originating the "airplane spin" and was con 2 Area Students Win Awards Two afea stu sidered one of tne pioneers oi tne modern form of professional wres tling. dents attending Jamestown College were awarded scholarships at a recent Honors Day Convocation at Philip Grenz Rites the rollece.

Myra Lee Sanderson, a sopho- more, was awarded the B. A. Fahl Set at Steele Tuesday Out of each dollar Steel took in, in 1955, from tales, services and investment STEELE Funeral services for Music Prize given annually to music maiors. and Wallace Leno, i Philip Grenz, 67, Steele, who died in a Bismarck hospital Friday, will iunior. was awarded the Osborn- McMil an Elevator scnoiarsnip.

be held in the Trinity Lutheran Church here at 2 p.m. Tuesday, the Rev. Gerald Mertz officiating. jL cents uas paid out for Miss Sanderson is the daughter of Mrs. Bessie Sanderson, 1004 Avenue C.

Bismarck. She shared materials and service Burial will be made in the wood- the Drize with Don Unruh of Har lawn Cemetery here. vey, Sheldon Schmidt of Goodrich firenz. who was born in uuessa, HUGE Russia. July 17.

1888, the son oi and Don Bodeison ot Jamestown. Leno, a history and German 90 cents was paid out for major, is tne son oi aa, ana Mrs 2-DOOR 1 employment costs Jake Leno of Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grenz, first came to the United States in 1906.

He first settled in Logan County, where he married Magdalena Sta-del. Feb. 27. 1913. PHILCO i Thus, wages and materials alone accounted for close to 11 billions of the total 14 billions received by the steel companies from sales, services and all other sources.

As the chart at the right shows, this was 77.1 per cent of every dollar taken in. Then, with what was left over, the steel companies had to pay taxes and interest and allow for depreciation costs before any money was available for expansion, reinvestment in the business or dividends. Meanwhile the country's needs for steel increase daily. To meet this need the steel companies are expanding their production capacity to increase it 15 million tons in just three years. This will cost more than a billion dollars this year alone.

Expansion will mean more jobs, bigger payrolls. It all leads unerringly to one conclusion America and Steel Mutt Grow Together Sultan of Aden That's a big check. Most pay days it's even bigger. Some pay days it may be a little less. But in 1955, for instance, the total paid out for employment costs in the steel industry and its affiliated interests was almost 4.7 billion dollars.

About 90 per cent of that was paid directly to employees and the rest was set aside for their pensions, insurance and other benefits. The 4.7 billion dollars was an average of $5,800 per year per employee. And the steel companies, in 1955, wrote another series of checks that totalled more than 6 billion dollars for the materials and services needed to keep the steelworkers employed. Any way you figure it, close to 11 billion of dollar from the steel companies alone, went directly to the workers or was paid out for materials. In 1918 he moved to Kiaaer coun ty and lived there until he was 47, whpn he moved to Steele.

Kerr ig era ran Dies in Hospital ft cents was paid out taxes and interest Preceding him in death were his TV fo for ADEN Itfl Sultan Salih parents, one sister and a daugnter. Ghalib, premier chief of the East The survivors include nis wianw, em Aden Protectorate, died in one son. sam orenz. nasnuuiu, hospital here Sunday night. He was and five daughters: Mrs.

John believed to be more than Hoff. Mrs. Reinhold Hotf and The old Sultan headed the 52 cents was set aside 0 for plant depreciation Amelia Grenz, all of Steele; airs. Qu'aiti state of Shihr and Mukalla Christ Lane. Timber Lake, b.u, most important of the several small states and sheikhdoms and Mrs.

Art Giest. Tappen. lwo sisters, two brothers and 19 grand which make up the eastern portion children also survive. of the British protectorate along the southwest coast of the Arabian The body will lite in state at tne Perry Funeral Home in Bismarck. 4f cents was reinvested in the business 1 Peninsula.

TOM OWENS DIES DES MOINES Wt Tom Owens. Nat Paper Opposes 'Refugee Program' 68, Cedar Rapids, a widely-known radio personality, died Sunday 31 eenfs was paid out for I dividends to stockholder after a long illness. A native of ERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE TAIPEI. Formosa An in A Marshfield, he started in radio with station WLS, Chicago, fluential Taipei newspaper Monday urged the Nationalist government to suspend the program under in the mid 20s, specializing in western music. which 2.0O0 Chinese are to enter FREE WWf the Institute for ne, illustrated hooklet "Expansion in Steel," ISO East Fortv-Seeond Street, York 17.

N. Y. DIES UNEXPECTEDLY it 0 the United States under the Refugee Relief Act. The United Daily News said: WASHINGTON iffi Clar Tormoen. 53.

a native of Duluth. chief personnel security of "Most of the so-called refugees are high-class Chinese whose sons ficer of the Treasury Department, or daughters are studying in the died unexoectedly Monday at his $289.95 aiv--. Muicrill Tl iHa- HIHairJUlT UtIRUII 4UL ONLY United States. rrr i ami i ar a i i iBHfan uxmiuw a.iuiTr office in the Treasury. uiiwwua (.

urvm tliat CtMPml. INC. O.OBE RON COMI-AUT MM riBTH STEM.IN6 INC. FtTZ-M0 jrOBl "These Chinese have sent their And your old Refrigerator CORPORATION "lmS. I WIMCOMWOT SIUY STEU.

COMPANY, money to the United States by de EXPENSIVE DISCARDS I CLAYTON MARK vious means and now want to set STFFL COMPANY LUKENS STEEL COMPANY CORPORATION NEWPORT STEEL CORPORATION "UKinntJUHil rZI 'i NATIONAL STEEL HATlflNAl STFFL NORFOLK, Va. Iffl A police officer here advised a motorist to tle there in the nuise of refu gees. get rid of a number of empty "The whole thing makes us lose uhiskv bottles and beer cans in face." the back of his car. He saw the Hansen Furniture Company 'M Mem. Uwy.

Dial CA3-256S CORTOJlATIUfl WrVHIimelUlf ltU wwwnvn mntnrist was following his advice, tnine out one by one as he drove down the highway. The fine was World production of leather footwear in 1952 was estimated at 1.278.707.0(10 pairs. $50..