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HHUADELPHlfc, PAT JAN 5 1957 u< ?╜*??&1JS Dear Al: Or, Thanks for everything. LP 9^9 ; 1 DownTwice i ^nBowlTrip By Tony Cordaro (Register Staff Writer) LAS VEGAS, NEV.?╟÷Twelve State University of Iow^stu- dents had the time of their lives Thursday as guests of the Sands Hotel here after the bus they were riding back toj Iowa broke down at Victor-j iille, Cal. about 1,800 miles' ?√ßhrn home. <?TVictorville is 157 -jniles southwest of here. . $18 Rooms The 12 who stayed in $18 rooms and had their meals furnished by Sands manager Jack Entratter were part of a student contingent of 38 | which chartered a bus for a ?╟≤ trip to the Rose Bowl and ; back. Last week on-the way to the j Rose Bowl the bus had motor j trouble at Amarillo, Tex. 1 Rather than wait an estimated ! 38 hours/for repairs the stu- ' dents hitch-hiked to Cali- !? fornia. Max Rushmeyer, a law I student from Ottumwa, ] stayed with the bus and rode it to Pasadena. Then he rounded up the others / j who had paid $55 for the j i round trip and they started j j baek for Iowa. * After the breakdown at Victorville, 24 of the students I started hitch-hiking east with signs reading "Iowa or bust." ; Two others bought a $150 car <in Las Vegas. Nine others wandered into | the lobby of the luxurious Sands. When Manager Entratter heard of their plight he i made them his guests. Three I others of the Sands Iowa j guests were picked up on the | highway by a hotel employee. Bus Tickets, Too Entratter also bought bus | tickets for the 12 Iowans.^ "We've all had an expe- rience we'll never forget," Rushmeyer said. '?√ßj v The overnight guests in- J eluded: Clifford Less of Cascade, 1 Jerry Nelson, James Andrea- | sen and Dean Oaks of Ring- sted, Bob Arnold and Tom | Houligan of Ottumwa, Bill j Tidd of Marshalltown, Jack ! Salkeld of Cedar Rapids, Jim | Witt of Waterloo, Jack Price j of Burlington, 111., Roger >"wri^en. of Fairfield and George uten of Davenport. NEW OJMsEANS,4K?·$& ?√ß Circ. D. I 11,942,g,S. 113,799 iPersonaiifiesln The_%WS The 36-year-old DUKE OF RUTLAND said today he and his wife, a "typical English beauty," have separated after. 10 years of marriage. ?√ß'!'_^^_m The duchgjte is the, Uw&gp? mocjel'/ A'^feE CUMMMC BELL and became known lis "thetelevision duchess'* ^wsfc. she appeared ph[WLmisioj&JB^/- years ago is the -'M)ical English5 beauty.".. | K^V^iyjP The duke; and |iichess,'^ere^ ^ married in 194t}fp St. Miar- garety Church ||p$e tithxA yard of Westminster? Abbey. A 17-year-old -Japanese girl told police jjf|w|pp!ay; she was prompted'l||peap nude into the imperial moat in Tokyo because MARILYN MONROE "made her fame by being nude." KATSUE FURUTA-said she was seeking only publicity and not suicide when she stripped before startled pedestrians and jumped into the moat despite the^h bone-chilling 45-degree temperature; life* * * ?√ß The DUKE and DUCHESS OF WINDSOR both got mixed j|| they begja&i auto- popies of ..-the maga- ih carried the first it of the autobiog- J-i duchess. |j?║' 5a't side-, by, side at a IfvjN% h^ipOa^^Storia ?√ß diichesg burst. lughing.. She id%#^#!%W nara?╜^pmtead;'^pt.'' ^WAEllSJi WINDSOR,*j'- .mH later, quiciqy ^tiii|/]S|^%^o6yy JAMES MASON infill* ' *** a* home of the magazine he had just autographed, showed it to the duchess, and they b o t h laughed. He had signed, "EDWARD, DUKE OF WALES," instead of EDWARD, DUKE OF WINDSOR." V * ?╟≤ ?√ß*V Actor JAMES MASON was reported recoverijjfraffiis Hol- lywood home.today from pn^gtt- mbnia.- ":iWWLW-J Mason's Wif^AMELk, a% closed her , husband's serious illness last ;;nigh:i,h-She said-hs . had relused-h.ddctors' advice to .enter a h^o^itai and stayed at (home w?·ft a nurs#^ constantly a%lip b^sjde.- ar * *.. The rejfearsal #r <$bnight'g MILTON? BERLE network tele- ' vision show WAS^Obably the most costly of* its-kind in history. Berle's rehearsal at the Sands Hotel yestjrday in Las -?╤ega5 -caused lbs voluntary - stoppage of gambling in ithe crowded hotel casino for nearly three hours. Hotel manager; JACK ENTRATTER estimated the loss in gambling time cost the hotel nearly $250,000 gross from bets. mm * * Detectiv^^unding up four men accuse^': of looting the New York afprtmenLja&Jazz trumpet pfej^rJWZZB^GIL- LESPIE spent itwo hours yesterday opening igtur jloeks;j>n the door^of WALTER 4AOK- SON, 40, ?√ß, Wmk When" police- finally gained j entrance 'to Jackson's aparj;- I ment, with the aid of a lock-t- smith, Jackson greeted thein I with a jamile "and said:, "$s- ] somebody looking for mef^T :,