1. Winter Home of Muskrats Is Protected by lowa Law Muskrats live in streams and sloughs or, occasionally, small lakes. In September and October they build conical houses of reeds, cattails, aquatic roots and mud in which they store food and live through the winter. The houses have an upper chamber above water and a lower chamber extending down into the water, and customarily have two entrances from the water up into the house. It is illegal to destroy a muskrat house in Iowa.
Muskrats are brown in color, about 12 inches long with an eight -inch scaly tail. Muskrats live mostly on the reeds and plants with which they build their houses but have been known to eat corn and occasionally frogs. The muskrat trapping season this year extends from Nov. 14 to Jan. 31.
It is illegal to trap muskrats in game management areas, but because of a high population, Round Lake in Clay County has been opened to trapping this year. Iowa State Conservation Commission officials expect this year's muskrat crop will produce about $600,000 for trappers. From 1933 to 1963, Iowa trappers have harvested 7.542.043 muskrat pelts at an average price of $1.23 each for a total value of $9,283,248 and 770,278 mink pelts at an average price of $12.84 a pelt for a total value of $9,894,225.49. 1 A.M. EST Nov.
28 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 12 40 30 cOLD Temperatures Are Average For Areo Rain 30 30 Showers Snow 50 Furries 70 Until Sunday Morning FORECAST 60 70 Low Temperatures Expected LOCAL--Mostly fair and colder Saturday night, low 8 above zero. Sunday partly cloudy, high 28. Iowa--Mostly fair, colder Saturday night, lows zero to 5 below in north section to 10 above in the south. Sunday partly cloudy with highs in the 2 20's.
Outlook for Monday mostly cloudy, chance of rain or snow. Perishables- -Prepare for Saturday night lows of -4 northwest, 2 southwest, 4 northeast, 10 southeast. DES MOINES MOISTURE BELOW NORMAL: .94 inches since Nov. 1, .67 below normal; 27.54 inches since Jan. 1, 1.59 below normal.
DES MOINES RIVER RISING: Stage 7 a. m. Saturday at Second avenue in Des Moines: 12.9 feet (bankful, 23). Satellites (The following schedule has Carr and the physics department, Times given are CDT.) ECHO I Saturday, Nov. 28: 6:08 SW, p.
sets rises WNW. passes high SSE; 8:12 p. rises passes low WSW, sets SW. Sunday, Nov. 29: 4:55 p.
rises WNW; passes overhead, sets ESE; 6:55 p. rises passes mediuim SW, sets S. been furnished by Prof. Percy H. Iowa State University, Ames.
ECHO 11 Saturday, Nov. 28: 6:00 p. rises NNW, passes A high sets SSW. Sunday, Nov. 29: 4:25 a.
rises SE, passes medium sets NE; 6:12 a. m. SSW, passes high sets N. Sunday, Nov. 29: 5:32 a p.
rises NNW, passes high sets SSW. Monday, Nov. 30: 3:58 a. rises passes overhead, sets N. Today's Thought: "Many people live alone and like and look Burgess (1866-1951), American Today's birthdays: Soprano Helen Jepson is 57; On this DateIn 1895, the first automobile race in the United winner over a 52-mile course between Chicago and miles an hour.
In 1942, fire destroyed the Cocoanut Grove Night sons. Iowa High Low City Fri. Sat. Boone 30 16 Burlington 50 30 Carroll 32 15 Cedar Rapids 23 Council Blutts 41 19 Davenport Des moines Dubuque Fort Dodge Knoxville Lamoni marsnalltown Mason City Orrumwa SIOUX City Spencer waterioo winterset 38 "Denoies trace United States Hign 90, McAllen, Low Saturaay a. -15, town, moni.
Cily 6:30 a. m. High Sat. Fri. Albuquerque Clear 56 Atlania Rain 68 Bismarck Clear 14 Bosion Clouay 52 Brownsville Rain Cheyenne Clear 34 Chicago Rain 54 Denver Clear 38 Detroit Rain 49 Duluth Cloudy 26 Fairbanks Clear -36 Fargo Cioudy 24 Fort Worth Clear 80 Fresno Clear 59 Honolulu Rain 82 international Falls Snow 17 Juneau Cloudy 15 Kansas City Clear 52 Los Angeles Clear 64 mempnis Clear Miami Cloudy 78 Minneapolis Clear 30 New Orleans Rain 18 New York Cloudy 53 North Platte Clear 45 Oklahoma City Clouay 36 Omaha Clouay 40 Phoenix Clear Portland, Ore.
Rain Reno Cloudy St. Louis Cloudy Salt Lake City ClouaY 42 San Francisco Clouay 38 Seattle Clear. Tampa Ciear 12 Wasnington Cicuay 60 Outside United States Aberdeen, 6 a. m. Cloudy Casablanca, 7 a.
m. Cioudy Copennagen, 7 a. Ciouay London, 6 a. Cloudy Madrid, 7 a. m.
Clear Montreal, a. m. Cloudy Moscow, 9 a. m. Snow Paris, a.
Cloudy Rome, 7 a Clear Stockholm, 7 a. m. Ciear Tokyo, 3 p. m. Clear Winnipeg, Midnight Snow Sun Sets 4:46 p.
m. Saturday Rises 7:19 a. m. Sunday Solunar Tables According to John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables calculated for this area, the best hours for hunting and fishing in the next 24-hour period are shown below. The maior periods begin at the time shown and last for to 2 hours thereafter.
The minor periods are somewhat shorter in duration. Sunday A. M. P. M.
Minor Major Minor Major 1:20 7:25 1:40 8:00 Monday 2:10 8:10 2:25 8:40 it, but most of them live alone humorist. Opera star Rose Bampton is 55. States I had J. Frank Duryea as the Waukegan, Ill. Average speed was Club in Boston, killing 491 per- 80.
Mrs. JesHenry DATA FROM U.S. WEATHER BUREAU AND IOWA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE -STAY ALIVE IN '64- Weekly Des Moines SINCE Toll LAST FATAL Traffic (Nov. 21-Nov. 28) ACCIDENT DEATHS 0 47 Vehicles inspected last May are due for inspection in November.
Shots Fired; 2 Arrested DEATHS 1964 1963 12 16 (To Date) Two Des Moines men were arrested early Saturday after police observed them breaking into coin machines inside a tavern. The officers fired several shots in order to force the two men outside the Sixth Avenue Tavern, 942 Sixth about 1:30 a. m. The men arrested were identified by police as Lawrence Floyd Pearson, 1049 Seventh and Harry Levi Gray, 30, of Locust st. Acting Deputy Chief Paul Nessen said charges of breaking and entering would be filed later Saturday against the men, who apparently took some change from the machines.
Sgt. Ray Steiner said he fired three shots inside the tavern before the men, who were unarmed when arrested, came out. Patrolman Peter W. Rounds, 23. of 2512 E.
Madison suffered a cut on two fingers when he broke a window before firing two shots inside the tavern. Rounds was treated at Broadlawns Polk County Hospital and released. Trout Placed More than 625 tons of trout are placed in Colorado lakes and streams each year. Television DES MOINES KRNT-TV 8 12:30 Bowling 5:00 News, Sports 1:30 Roller Derby 6:30 J. Gleason 2:30 Wild Kingdom 7:30 Gilligan's 3:00 To be ann.
Island 3.30 Film Feature 8:00 Mr. Broadway 3:45 Chang. Time 9:00 Gunsmoke 4:00 NFL Preview 10:00 News 5:00 la. Varieties 10:30 Movie 5:30 Rifleman DES MOINES WHO- TV 13 3:00 Music 7:00 (C) Magoo 315 Profits 7:30 Ky. Jones 4:00 Telechievers News, Sports 3:30 Sidelights (C) Big Show 18.298 4:30 Movie 10:55 (C) Movie 6:30 (C) Flipper AMES WOI-TV 5 12:30 Farm Facts 7:00 Marsh.
Dillon 1:00 Bandstand 7:30 L. Welk 2:00 Roy Rogers 8:30 Hlywd. Pal. 3:00 Wrid. of Sp.
ts. 9:30 Dick Powell 5:30 Scope 10:30 Wrestling 6:00 Laramte 1:30 Movies 10 More Men Enter Army Ten more men have been inducted into the Army at the Fort Des Moines Armed Forces Induction Station and sent to Fort Leonard Wood. for basic training. The inductees, the counties by which they were drafted and their home towns: Union County Omaha, Neb. -Clifford Charles Huntington.
Van Buren County Farmington -Richard Larry Gilbert. Stockport -Van Price Meek. Wayne County lowa City -Carl Richard Patterson. Winnebago County Bricelyn, Minn. -Vernal Irvin Gullord.
Mason City -Dennis Dale Recker. Winneshiek County Ossian- David Ole Hendrickson. Decorah- -Leonel Elvine Tollefson. Waucoma- -Parnell Andrew Brincks. Cresco -Allen William Henry.
THE 'BIG SHOW Des Moines Tribune Page 10 Nov. 25, 1964 lowa Almanac Des Moines Births Doctors Hospital: RIGGS and Mrs. Wayne 2004 Harding road. a daughter. At Iowa Lutheran Hospital: -Mr.
and Mrs. Gary, 205 Nineteenth West Des Moines, twin sons. At Iowa Methodist Hospital: OCHANPAUGH and Mrs. Charles, 3604 Fifty- second st, a son. RAMSELL- and Mrs.
Thomas H. 1530 Forty-sixth a son. HOSKINS-Mr. and Mrs. James 3844 Hull a son.
At Mercy Hospital: MOYLAND-Mr. and Mrs. B. 1816 Twenty-fifth a daughter. ADDY-Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Eugene of State Center, a son. 1434 Nineteenth West Des Moines, NE A and Mrs. Roger a son. SANDERS Mr.
and Mrs. Richard, 8513 Madison a son. Des Moines Death CARSON-Mrs. Alice, 44, of 1825 E. Thirty-second court, died Saturday at home.
Iowa Licenses to Wed ALLISON-Rovce J. Fichtner, 19, Ames, and Edith E. Kruetzman, 20, Hubbard; Harold J. Kramer, 33, and Marlys Ostendorf, 33, both of Parkersburg; Raymond H. Schmidt, 22, City, and Judy Fenneman, 21, Clarksville: Monte C.
Hall, 16, and Bonnie L. Jacobs, 18, both of Clarksville; Ronald Lee Taylor, 20, and Jo Ann Backer, 19, both of Greene; James F. Willey, 23, Wilmette, and Lynne L. Hovelson, 21, New Hartford; Jackie Dennis Ackerson, 18, Cedar Falls, and Linda Lea Groen, 16, Parkersburg; Daryl L. Hoth, 24, Sumner, and Karen F.
Memmen, 23, Aplington; Fred Dupuis, 27, Waverly, and Janice M. Chingwa, 27, Clarksville. CEDAR RAPIDS- -Darrell Arntzen and Patricia Raddatz; Gary W. Valenta and Cynthia Sue Tow, Fairfax; Ronald U. Mohr, Baldwin, and Sharon Washburn; Donald Reynolds and Janice Gregerson; Kenneth Owen and Barbara Ann Harrington; Johann Oft and Gail Straney; Dale Allen, Stockton, and Bonnie J.
Taylor. FAIRFIELD -Robert Dean Kiefer, 20. Richland, and Evelyn Marie Anderson, 19; Norman Lester Wilson, 21, and Viola Marie Harmon, 20. INDEPENDENCE-Darrel Roy Hartboth of Des Moines; Thomas Melvin field, 51, and Elsa Dorothea Young, 42, sock, 31, lowa City, and Kay Maxine McLellan, 22, Oelwein; Jack Estes MourCiesielski, 25, and Sharon Ann Ground, 24; Rex Donald Tabor, 19, Washburn, and Patsy Ann Gossage, 16; Lawrence Duwaine Noe, 25, La Porte City, and Phyllis Marie Johnson, 23, Urbana; Harold Charles Anson, Quasqueton, and Esther Laura Sherrets; Leon George Baskerville, 25, Manchester, and Patsy Lee Eddy; Gary Eugene Matthews, 20, Fairbank, and Ruth Ann Herriman, 20, Evansdale; Patrick Eugene Klein, 21, Gilbertville, and Norma Jean Trumbauer, 21, Jesup. IOWA CITY--Thomas Kenneth Bunn, 18, and Jean Lavonne Kemper, 18, Muscatine; Harlan Arthur Schwarting, 18, Williamsburg, and Janet Louise Spurrier, 17; Ronald Murlen Vogt, 23, Homestead, and Rosella Marie Neumann, 21, West Amana; Mark Ronald Wessling, 18, Amana, and Jacquelin H.
Birch, 18, Cedar Rapids. KEOSAUQUA -John Frederick Shive, Eldon, and Sharon Darlene Lewis, Selma; Frand Wendell Bowen, Media, and Phyllis Marie Meck; Fairfield; Gary Olin Wella, and Linda Kay Wolf, both of Burlington; William Ancel Neal and Caryl Annis Poynter, both of LaPorte, David Kirksville, and Nancy Marie Spurgeon. PRIMGHAR David Douglas Van Marel, Sheldon, and Janice Lee Hintz, Rock Rapids; Dennis Dean Nurse and Shelia Kay Smith, both of Hartley. SAC CITY William L. Eickhorn, 20, and Linda Blessington, 17, both of Lake View; William J.
Clinton, 21, Early, and Georgia Pederson, 18, Storm Lake; James Drilling, 22, and Linda Mohrhausen, 19, both of Lake View; Keith Tounget, 21, Stewart, and Jeannie Vogel, 19. Donaldson, Carrol Olson, 34, and Claudia Flogstad, 26, both of Odebolt; James Yender, 21, and JoAnne Meyer, 18, both of Early; Fred Traver and Thelma Lundgren, both of Odebolt. STORM LAKE Michael N. Meese, 21, and Karole M. Heller, 20, both of Fonda; James B.
Moody and Carmen G. Smith; James William Foster, Los Angeles, and Willamette Morse, Helena, Mont. WINTERSET Darrell Martin and Delpha Bodwell, both of Des Moines; Duane Eldon Wilson, 23, Parks, and Barbara Kay Lau, 22. Iowa Deaths A. Wiegmann, 75.
STORM LAKE--Emil Grunig, TAMA-Gaylord Bidwell, 35; sie Keil, 43, former resident; Hardon, 67. -Miller Burns, 79; AMES--John Pederson, 73; Lourie Ann Hespen, 2. CEDAR RAPIDS -Henry Wagner, 73; William Larson, 63; William B. Harmston, 85; Fred J. Severa, 72; Glen E.
Robinson, 63; infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peniston; Bess McCrea, 81; Frank G. Brush, 81; Mrs. Louis Chipokas, 53; George Prochaska, 71; Mrs.
Edward Ashenbrener, 67; Mrs. Adolph Rubek, 86; Charles Dudycha, 96; Bernie Abney, 56; Mrs. Freida Geiken, 60; Mrs. Clinton Farrington, 81; Mrs. William Hulsebus, 57; Mrs.
James Sova, 87. CLARKSVILLE-Terri Lee Sharp. DUBUQUE-Karl Terry, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Terry; Lydia Kelsey, 77; E.
A. Genz, 67, former resident, at Phoenix, Mrs. Betty Kissell, 35, former resident, at Kansas, City, James F. Downes, 83; Mary Asella Feltes, 65. DUMONT-Liddie Bennett, 47.
FAIRFIELD-Mrs. Alta M. Heckenberg, 78; Mrs. Harriet J. Koontz, 87, former resident, at lowa City; Jay C.
Snider, 64; Ralph M. Brown, 84, former resident, at Kewanee, Ill. GARWIN-Mrs. George Abbe, 82. GEORGE -John S.
Bert Veenker, Pooley, 76. 77. -John C. Jensen, 43; Dick 65; Lilyi I. Yokem, 51.
Gunzenhauser, -Amie M. 80; Fowlkes, Elizabeth L. McNamara, 70; Elbert Preble, 58; James A. Axline, 79; James Marlina. 92; Mrs.
Lydia Stiefel, 86; Mrs. Elizabeth Greif, 75. INWOOD-Sam Christensen, 71. IOWA FALLS -Gerit E. Me Naber, 74.
MARION-Mrs. George Bateman, 82; Jerry L. Cook, 18. MONTOUR-Carl Durfey, 53. PARKERSBURG-Mrs.
Emm a May, 96; Dwight Bode, 64; Fred Oldenburger, 88. PRIMGHAR-Glen Stromer, former resident, at Clontarf, Otto Tonner, 71. SANBORN-Mrs. Alice De Boom, 84; Otto Postma, 52. SCHALLER-Mabel Robinson, 77.
SHELDON -Bertha Lynge, former resident, at San Jose, Mrs. Neal Chase, 68. SHELL ROCK -Noel E. Gibson, 65. Gray, 78; Thomas Allen, 57.
'Deaf, Mute Pretense' Is Charged A 21-year-old Des Moines man was jailed shortly after Friday midnight after, officers said, first tried to pretend that he was deaf and mute. Frederick Evans Van Trees, 2010 Stewart and two other youths were stopped in a car driven by Van Trees at S. W. Ninth street and Park avenue by Patrolman Joseph Dunham. When Dunham told Van Trees that he had clocked him at 45 miles an hour in a 30-mile zone and that the car he was driving had loud and noisy mufflers, Van Trees pointed to his mouth and ears as if he couldn't speak or hear," Dunham reported.
Dunham returned to his squad car to write traffic summonses. Van Trees got out of his car and went to the squad car and the patroman handed Van Trees a note saying "speeding and loud, noisy mufflers." Dunham said Van Trees, in a noraml voice then called the officer a "damn liar." The other two youths in the car, who were not arrested, also indicated to Dunham that they were deaf and mute, the ofticer said. But after he had questioned them a few minutes, Dunham said, "they could both hear and talk as well as I can. Van Trees was charged with speeding 45 miles an hour in a 30-mile zone, having loud and noisy, mufflers, having no inspection seal and resisting an officer. He was released on his own bond, pending arraignment within a week.
SATURDAY 12.30 Buy Sell; 9:30 News Auction 7:30 Music Festival 2:35 Larry Stucker 9:45 Vic Damone 5:00 News 10:00 News; Sports 5:10 Al Rockwell 10:15 Visit Drake 6:00 News; Sports 10:45 Margaret 6:40 Album Music Whiting 7:00 News; Sports 11:05 Dance Orch, 7:10 World This Wk 12:00 News; Weath. SUNDAY 7:10 Farming 11:45 Hymns 8:00 CBS News 12:00 News 8:10 Church of Air 12:15 L. Welk 8:35 Eaton; News 12:35 Close Harm'y 10:35 Salt Lake Chr. 1:00 News; Eaton 11:00 News 3:00 N's; Lawrence 11:15 la. Ch.
of Air KRNT -Radio 1350 CBS, Des Moines WHO-Radio 1040 NBC. Des Mcines SATURDAY 12:30 News 6:00 Farm Rndup 12:45 Farmorama 6:15 News, Weath. 1:05 V. Modeland 6:30 Monitor 2:00 Monitor 9:30 Pan American 5:05 V. Modeland 10:00 News, Sports 5:30 Religion 10:35 John Rusk 5:45 Sports SUNDAY 8:00 Heaven, Home 11:00 Temple B' Nai 8:30 Christian Sci.
Jeshurun 8 9:00 8:45 Art Radio of Pulpit Living 12:30 12:05 News Catholic Hr. 9:30 Serenade 12:45 People 9:45 Grt. Music 1:05 Monitor 10:00 News 1:30 Eternal Life 10:15 Amer. Legion 2:00 N's; Monitor 10:30 Heartbeat Th. WHO-FM 100.3 mc.
SATURDAY 2:00 Melodies 8:00 Variations 5:00 FM In PM 9:00 Jazz Man 7:30 Serenade 10:00 News SUNDAY 8:00 Prelude; Mus. 1:00 Music 12:00 Interlochen -Radio 97.3 Des Moine; (Stereo) SATURDAY 6:00 Joe Madero 10:00 Pipeline SUNDAY 6:00 Dr. Barnhill 8:00 Smith 6:30 Reorg. Church Williams 7:00 Devotions 12:00 Jim Maddy KIOA-Radio 940, Des Moines SATURDAY 4 4:00 Hal Moore 8:00 Tom Rhodes SUNDAY 6:00 Religious 3:00 Stu Adams 10:30 Jim Michaels KWKY -Radio 1150, Des Moines SATURDAY 12:15 Religion 6:00 Country Music 12:30 L. Heaberlin 9:00 Religion 2:00 Smokey Smith 9:30 Country Music SUNDAY 7:00 Religious 2:00 Smokey Smith 10:00 Country Music 4:00 Religious 11:15 Religious -Radio 94.9 Des Moines SATURDAY 1:00 Masterworks 7:00 Interlude 2:00 Command Per.
8:00 Folk Hours 5:00 Candlelight 10:00 Jazz Hours SUNDAY 7:00 Top of Morn. 1:00 Masterworks 10:00 Masterworks 2:00 Cmd. Perf. 11:00 Latter Day 3:00 Hourglass Saints Ch. 4:00 Cmd.
Perf. 12:00 Potpourri 5:00 Candlelight KSO- -Radio 1460, Des Moines SATURDAY 2:00 Dick Youngs 10:00 J. P. Jones 6:00 Bob Morrison SUNDAY 6:00 Religious 1:30 Dick Youngs Vikings vs. Rams 3:00 Dick Youngs -Radio 1390 ABC, Des Moines SATURDAY 12:55 News, Music 5:55 News, Music 4:15 Brock Sports 6:30 Weather 4:55 News, Music 9:00 Music Hall 5:15 Brock Sports 12:00 Serenade SUNDAY 6:55 News, Music 11:00 Religious 8:00 Religious 12:00 News, Music 9:00 News, Music KWDM-FM-Radio 93.3 Des Moines SATURDAY 1:30 Stereo Best 8:15 Band Music Ottumwa vs.
3:20 Football- Roosevelt Southern Cal 10:00 Girls BasketVs. Notre Dame ball- -Roland 6:00 Voices vs. Valley 7:45 Band Music SUNDAY 7:00 Travel Music 1:00 Mus. Shows 8:00 Church Music Festival 9:00 Folk Music 2:00 Spain 10:00 Voices 3:00 Mus. Scotland 11:00 Stereo Var.
4.00 Mus. Germany 12:00 Vocal Fest. 5:00 Very Special Brotherhood Art Festival Work entered by amateur artists of Iowa and Rock Island County, Illinois, in a nationwide Brotherhood Art Festival will be exhibited in Des Moines during Brotherhood Week, which will be Feb. 21-28. The national event is sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews in association with the Famous Artists Schools of Westport, Conn.
Donald A. Eagle, regional Girector of the conference, said in Des Moines that the competition is "non-commercial (and) for the sole purpose of promoting the brotherhood concept." Anyone more than 16 years old may enter. One of the winners in the Iowa-Rock Island County area will be awarded a three-year home scholarship in the Famous Artists Schools. Hear the STATE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC FESTIVAL Tonight at 7:30 p.m. LIVE from KRNT Theater Your Host: Al Rockwell KRNT Music Director KRNT RADIO Dial 1350 Spot Your Community Service Station BRENTON THEATER: So 10:30 Tonight "MALAYA" James Stewart Valentina Cortesa Spencer Tracy Taut suspense-drama of a daring plot to smuggle raw rubber out of Jap-occupied Malaya! An MGM Movie, being shown for the first time on Central lowa Television! IKRNT-TVI CHANNEL 8 New Late Night Show 10:45 TOMORROW REGIS PHILBIN MORT SAHL This week's guest host PLUS: LENNY KENT JIMMY PEARSALL JAMES McCRACKEN KRNT-TV Ch.
8 ON YOUR SCREEN OF SPORT. CanWORLD professional football ada's championship Grey Cup game in Toronto. WOI at 3. GILLIGAN'S ISLAND. Giland Howell stumble ligan gold mine and their upon find large rubber shipmates life raft.
KRNT at 7:30. KENTUCKY JONES. Believing he has injured himIke prepares for self mortally, death in Oriental fashion. WHO at 7:30. Inches Precip, .00 .08 .00 1.28 .39 .06 .03 .03 .02 Texasis.
Low Sat. 44 9 31 21 39 41 20 40 14 10 69 40 05 34 16 43 36 40 34 55 34 FBI Arrest WASHINGTON, D. C. (AP)Raymond L. Wyngaard, 27, one of the FBI's 10 "most-wanted" fugitives, was arrested Friday in downtown Madison, the FBI said here Saturday.
Wyngaard escaped from police custody last July while en route to a Detroit courtroom for arraignment on a robbery charge. Kenya Protest NAIROBI, KENYA (AP)-The Kenya Dockworkers Union has decided to boycott American and Belgian cargoes and ships, as well as all goods destined for the Congo, as a protest against "American and Belgian interference in the Congo." DRIVE to LIVE Do not allow unexpected delays to upset you so you become a hazardous driver. TONIGHT! 9:30 DICK POWELL THEATER Milton Berle and Jan Sterling star in "Doyle Against The 11:30 GRAVESEND MANOR Malcom and Claude introduce "Dracula's Daughter" starring Gloria Holden and Otto Kruger. 1:30 ADVENTURE THEATER Gordon Scott and Vera Miles star in "Tarzans Hidden second half of Channel 5's Saturday Night Double Feature. WOI-TV, CHANNEL 5 MOVIE.
"Damn Yankees" Tab Hunter, Gwen (1958). Verdon, Ray Walston. Middleaged baseball fan, transformed by the devil into a ball player, leads Washington Senators to pennant victory over New York Yankees. WHO at 8. MR.
BROADWAY. Mike Bell probes murder of noted woman artist killed at home of wealthy publisher. Art Carney and Phyllis Newman are guest stars. KRNT at 8. HOLLYWOOD PALACE.
Starring with host Tony Martin are dancer-actress Cyd Charisse, comedian Jack E. Leonard, Ted Lewis and Johnny Puleo. WOI at 8:30. 8:00 TONIGHT in COLOR The The delight! The greatness of the N.Y. show LOLA LOLA GETS! yankees YOU GOTTA HEAR "You've Gotta Have Heart" TAB A thrilling Starring new screen HUNTER -the the darling red-headed personality dynamic show of and that whole celebrated "Damn Yankees" score! that devil RAY of a man VERDON.
and show's stars! WHOTV Schedule Medical Parley on Tumors A medical conference on "Tumors of the Nervous System" is scheduled Wednesday at the Iowa Methodist Hospital auditorium. The conference. for both general practioners and specialists, is sponsored by the University of Iowa College of Medicine and Iowa Methodist, Iowa Lutheran, Mercy and Broadlawns Polk County Hospitals. It will cover clinical diagnosis as well as recent developments in therapy. COLORFUL 13 CHANNEL NOW SHOWING THIS WEEKEND MOVIES CHANNEL COLORFUL 13 4:30 Today VALOR THEATRE "On the Threshoid of Space" (Color) Starring John Hodiak, Guy Madison 10:35 Tonight THE LATE SHOW "Sierra Baron" (Color) Starring Brian Keith, Rick Jason 10:35 P.M.
Sunday HAWKEYE THEATRE "Prize of Gold" Starring Richard Widmark, Mai Zetterling WHO-TV.
