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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1956-01-21 , - Sto Mary's Stops St. Pat's I City High Wins Cyclones D,feat Drake (See Storie, on Pale 4) al Servin o The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City Established in 1868-Five Cents a Copy Member or Associatl'd Pres~,-AP Lea d Wire and Wirephoto' Service Iowa City, Iowa, Soturday, January 21, 1956 , IG Iowa City's Young Herolge '. •I • I'r , ots. e' rom Ci ~Z,' I ' ng ome , tr i I, Drops 'Cop' Il.eads Four Out, Then 'Dragnet' Alters Script To Suit FBI for PV Goes Ba(k B'aby Mf JlOLLYWOOD (II'I-A milestone of sorts was reqchl.'d 10 television B:' JAMES FLANSBURG ,(,hur day night. For Lhe last Elghl-year-old nuth Ann Griffin led three of her young broth r8 and time, producer.stor ,lack Webb .. opened thc "Drol:nN" program a sister out or their burning home here Friday afternoon and risked with : her life to return to tht, bla 7.l n~ house ror her' 9·monlh-old baby broth('r. "This is the City, Lo Angeles, Rlith Ann was overcome by smoke as she carried the boby through California. My name's Friday. a dOWnstairs room, but both w re sa,·ed and revived by Iowa City fir - '·YEAR·OI.D Ruth Ann Griffin, who Friday sllved her four younger I'm a cop ..." men, who were called by nClghbors. brothers and a sister from their burn in~ home, is shown in her com· Webb said Friday he has been Both were In good condition at Mercy Hospital lale Friday ni«ht. The munion dreu. The picture was taken last year. Ruth Ann was in asked by FBI Chiet J. Edgar other four childrl'n WI'rC' unhurt. Hoover to drop the word "cop." food condition late Friday ni ght at Mercy Hospital. She was overcome Ru1th Ann's mothrr, Mrs. Daniel C. GriCfln, had lert her alone wiUl by smoke whl! n she went back into the fire to carr" O'Jt her '.month· Last Monday the Los Angeles old brother. She and the bab!, were revived b!, firemen, CiLy Council adopted a resolution the children for a few min'ltt's ahaut 4:30 p.m. Friday whll she went asking newspaper, magazines, to drive her husband home from ------ TV and movies to drop "cop" be­ work. Thc children were Quaran­ cause "law pnforcemcnt officers, tincd at hom with chicken pox . gcnerally ... consider it deroga­ Budget Chief: GOP Salutes 'Ike tory." The fire destroyed the Griffin Henceforth, Webb said, he'll home at 532 Olive st. and all its Qu'its; Post begin the show: conte,pts. "This is the oity, Los Angeles, Iowa City Fire Chief AI Dolezal To Brundage At 53 Diri'ners , Calitornla. My nllme's Friday. I credited oxygen masks, bought by , work here ... " the departm nt about two months WASH[NGTON (A'I -Rowland R. WASHINGTON fA»...-President Eisenhower promiscd the GOP Frida) ' ago and lIsed for thE' first tim' Hughes Friday reslgnrd as direc­ night he will continue to fight for his administration's policies, either Friday, wilh saving the two chil- tor of the budget, effective April t. as "a candidate fOf your nomination or a worker in the ranks." orcn's Jives. IPresident Eis nhower announced , In a prepared address climaxing 53 "SalutC' to Eisenhower" dinner! Iowa Accident Toll Started Near Fuman he w0!lld appoint Depuly Director across the country, Eisenhower oCCcred no definite clues as to "my own Increases: 4 Killed Firemen believed the blazc start. Pl'rcival F. Brundage to succeed luture role in the party." -- -- ed in the vicinity of a coal furnace him. Eisenhower looked back over thc stantly searching for solutions." Friday in Crashes in the basement. , Hughes,. who has h Id the post years on this third anniversary o{ He s:lid the program, i{ enacled, . slOce April, J954, gave "compell- his inauguration, said that "the would reduce acreage of surplu5 By Tho Auociated Prnl Seven firemen and Ulree trucks Ing personal and family reasons" batlled. the blaze for about two 3S the lor out. general record is good," but that crops through the' "soil bank" plan Four more persons died Friday (OlLIly Iowan Pholo by Bob I.ernl) hours 10 the three degrees above ' He many tasks ,still await action. dispose of su rplus commodities as a result of auto accidents in OXYGEN IS ADMINISTERED to Ruth Ann G,iHin, 8, at the scene of the fire where a few minutes before, "I could devoully wish," he said. now on hand ; !:trengthen the sup· [owa. The four deaths bring to 40 ,he had saved three brothers and a si,",r fr.m possilile death. She was overcome by smoke wMn ,he re' z 1'0 temper3ture. Iletter of "that there -were some method by 'port prices on basic crops; pro· the number kiUed so far this y('or. turned to save her , -month-old brother, Vernon. Other Picture.: Pa,o , Mrs, Gri((in sa id Ule ramUy tion l h moved into the home about II Y ar agre~d in which the' 'A.'it'lericun people courd, lL'Ct th> family type farm; PTO . Th· lat.t t IIkttms were: 1- - , . ---. -' -- ago and had. plaoned 10 pl,lr<:h/l~ place"t() ~"" ..~r.. under t\1C circums(anc'!s, point Ollt "vide a more wOI'kable (arm credit Delvon Vetter, 45, Muscatine, L • ItT k F 'Bandits Stage it. She said the loss would be cov- only one year the path of my true duty. But itlPlan; and expand research to de- killed in a thrce-<:ar collision at a egIs a ors a e arm crcd by insurance. has stayed on appears that this Is a question that velop new u 'es for Carm products Muscatine int\!rsecUon while on his 'Play' in Theater 1\ Sufferinq from Shock a Second year, _ . first I alone must answer. and better marketit)g metllods. way to work. I ' t Wh °t 'H . Hospital ornclals reported that Eisenhower, ae- "That answer will be forthcom- Sen. Thomas E. Marlin, [ow a T('resa Agnc BaCh, Earling, ssue 0 I e' ouse NEW YORK l,fl - Two well're· Ruth Ann is suffering from shock cepting the re81., .i'ng as quickly as it is firmly fixed City Republican, who joined with died at a Cartoll hospital - the in my mind." Hickenlo?pcr in the news confer· ______------ h ar cd gunmen grabbed a $7,000 and was overcome by smoke. Shc nation "with deep· WASHlNGTON 111'\ - Iowa members of Congress arranged Friday to B oadway payroll F iday night was placed in an oxygen tent Fri- est r f! g ret," . I;'rincipally his words were di- encc, said. he al 0 would attend. Iowa Molor Vohlol. O •• lbl carry Ih ir tight for immediate aid {or farmer direct to th' White I rk lurk II III day night. Toe baby, Vernon, also praised Hugllea' HUGHES "ccted by clo~d circuit television ~oth Hlckenloopcr ~~d. Mar~ .ra •. 20, '9."1 . , . .. .. .. .•. ,. House. bac stage at tle IT,ar e nger was oVerCOtl1e by smoke and suf. servkes in dr,,(ting a balanced and adio to the "Salute" dinners said they had no ~pec lhc Jdeas LO Jan. tn. W~~ .. .. .. .. ...... 8.1 . ~ .. present to the Pr~sldellt , but would But they were unable 10 get :In appointment with President Eisen-I Theater in fuji view of th startlcd .Cered first degree burns on his budget. ' in 34 states and the national capl- join in Lhe general discussion of third victim of a two-car accident hower. cast and crew of the musical stomach_ The President said that thanks tel. the situation. near Carroll Tuesday night. A White Hou e an~ollncem('nt said [hut the all-Republican group of "Plain and Fancy." , The Griffins arc staying tempo- i~ parl teo Hu,he8' eflorts .the ~3 . * * * * * * Mrs. George Kircher, 62, Olivia, two senators and eight congress- Ab t h boro II I " rarlly at the home or Grimn's tlon now IS on a strong fmancwl ockenlooper Says T I C" , M Minn., died at an Atlantic hospital men will confer Monday morning I H Id au an our. re le even n.. broth r Urban in Iowa City, with foundalion - one "on which iL is Hl WO owa Ily en or injuria! rcceived Tuesday In a with Sherman Adams, presidential So on Man e Here performance, the lwo men strolled lwo of lhe children. Th other chi!. possible, for an Indefinite tim (Int! Farm Plan Leans At Des Moines Dinner two-car collision. as~istant, and other administration On Bad Check Charges : into the main dressing room where droll are stayin¥ with friends . without resort to borrowing agnin~t DES MOINES 1M-Two Iowa City Robert Daughterty, 17, Marengo officials.. John P. Riley Solon was arre~t. '1 company manager Al Jones waa Griffin and several o{ his co- f~ture generations, to ~ake pro~l- "'s Act,Oon businessmen attended the Salute- High School senior, died of injuries House Republicans (rom mne d b I C't r' Th d gettmg ready to hanl! out pay en- wor\kers at Iowa.IlIinois Gas and silln Cor bolh t\le nation s sccurlLy On Dem" surfered in a two· car crash on midwest states have an appoint· e y owa I y po ICC Ilrs ay velopes to 65 members of the cast, Electric Co helped firemen fj ht and the adyancemonl of human to-Eisenhower dinner in Des Highway 6 noar Marengo Monday ment with Secretary of Agricultufr on a false check charge.
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