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M. A OKLA. 33.61 TEXAS LOW HIGH KEY WARM FRONT OCCLUDED FRONT FaM STATIONARY FRONT SCALE OF MILES COLD FRONT 100 200 300 400 MAP DRAWN EXPECTED POSITION 12:30 P. M. WEDNESDAY AT 12:30 P.

M. THURSDAY Summary--- Wednesday, cloudiness continued over Iowa dimming the sun to some extent, but even so temperatures reached a little higher levels in most sections. Mid-afternoon readings ranged from the upper 70s northwest to the upper 60s along the Mississippi river. The high-pressure system that was responsible for the Iowa weather of the last two days was centered Wednesday afternoon over northern Indiana. With the departure of this system, a series of weak low-pressure cells will begin moving across Iowa, but will bring little in the way of precipitation until late this afternoon or tonight and Friday.

Temperatures will continue with a slight upward trend until turning cooler Saturday. Highs today will be mostly in the 70s. Forecasts. FOR THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1935. LOCAL- Partly cloudy today.

and tonight; chance of showers a thunby night; little change in temperature; high near 75, low near 53. IOWA---Partly cloudy to cioudy today and Friday. Occasional rain or scattered thunderstorms southeast today and tonight; little change in temperature. High today in -70s; low tonight 48-52 north, 52-57 south. ILLINOIS -Mostly cloudy with occasional showers mostly south and central today and tonight.

Partly cloudy Friday; not much change in temperature. MINNESOTA- Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered showers likely this afternoon or night and Friday; not much change in temperatures. WISCONSIN- Partly cloudy today and Friday with a few widely scattered showers tonight and Friday. Not much change in temperature; high 66-73. NEBRASKA- -Generally fair west and north, mostly cloudy southeast today.

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers or thunderstorms likely west Friday afternoon. Little change in temperature; high 70-75 southeast, near 80 northwest. SOUTH DAKOTA--Partly cloudy and continued warm today with A few scattered afternoon Or evening thundershowers; high 80-85. Partly clouny Friday with afternoon thundershowers: becoming cooler west. MISSOURI Scattered showers and thunderstorms over all except northwest today and cooler southeast and south tonight.

Friday partly cloudy and a little warmer. High today in 60s west and north, 708 southeast. THE DAY'S RECORD Des Moines Deaths. GRIFFIN Day-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James, of Adair, died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital. CARLILE- John. 91, of Perry, died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital, JAMES- Mrs. Emma 66, of 1120 A Polk Methodist bivd. died Hospital, Wednesday at Iowa FARNSLEY- Bonnie 35.

of 1650 Thirteenth died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. TIPTON -Claude, 75. of Indianola, died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital. Des Moines Births. Son to: KEMPKES- -Mr.

and Mrs. James, 2425 Maryland pike, Wednesday at Iowa Methodist. ALLEN- Mr. and Mrs. Arles.

2447 Indianola Wednesday at Iowa Methodist. BEATTY- -Mr. and Mrs. William. of Indianola, Wednesday at Iowa Methodist.

KNIPPLE- Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 2029 University Wednesday at Iowa Methodist. DEWEY- -Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip, 7409 S. W. Fifteenth Wednesday at Mercy. GATTO Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph, 935 Virginia Tuesday at Mercy. PHIPPS-Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 2826 Lyon Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran. EGGERS- -Mr.

and Mrs. Neal. of Carlisle. Wednesday Wilden Osteopathic. Daughter to: SMART---Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert. 1231 Twelfth Wednesday Mercy, WOLFF- -Mr. and Mrs. Larry, 3511 8.

W. Ninth Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran. Polk Licenses to Wed. Robert Richards Blair, Cedar Rapids, and 18 Norma Jean Sorensen, Cedar Rapids .17 Donald A. Flugge, Des Moines, and Donna L.

Troutman, Des Moines .20 Harold William Howell, Les Moines, and .30 Margaret Vivian Howell, Des Moines 32 Seek Divorces. James 0. Margaret L. Newton. Josephine vs.

James Eldon Terry. Leo Evan vs. Marilyn Welder. Alice S. vs.

Arden W. Akers. Susie vs. Edward Colbert. Where's the Fire? M.

Fortieth place (no fire). Dean ave. (rescue squad F. Twenty-sixth street and Hull avenue (no fire). P.

M. 2:48 -1658 F. Euclid ave. (truck), Nineteenth st. (false).

Milwaukee Waitress 'Miss Good Morning' CHICAGO, ILL. (AP) -Mrs. Mary Ellen Root, 34-year-old Milwaukee waitress, Wednesday became Miss Good Morning. She beat out three other finalists at navy pier and was adjudged the nation's best waitress the National Restaurant Association convention. She gets $500 and a trip to Europe.

DES MOINES WEATHER DATA FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1955 BY U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, There was no rain. Moon Phases. Des Moines Airport Station HOURLY TEMPERATURES: 53 p.

.70 a. m. 51 3 m. .69 a. .50 4 m.

69 a. m. 50 5 p. m. 68 a.

48 6 p. 68 a. m. 48 66 a. p.

a. m. 53 9 p. 61 9 a. .58 10 p.

,59 10 a. .61 11 p. 057 11 a. 65 12 midnight 12 noon 67 a. m.

1 p. 70 2 a. m. 52 TEMPERATURE ACCUMULATION. Highest at 1:15 p.

Lowest at 5 a. 48 Mean 60 Normal .60 Excess for day 0 Excess since first of month. 59 Excess since first of year. 115 PRECIPITATION, 24-hour amount None Total this month to date. 1.84 Total since Jan.

8.23 Normal since 1. to date 7.85 Excess since Jan. 1 0.38 MISCELLANEOUS. 6:30 6:30 a.m. p.m.

Barometer in inches .30.22 30.12 Relative Humidity 75 50 Wind Direction SE Wind Velocity 12 9 Weather Cidy. Cidy. Sunrise today 5:00 a.m. Sunset 7:24 p.m. A YEAR AGO.

Highest temperature in -Des Moines. 70 Lowest temperature in Des Moines-41 Furnished by Drake Municipal Ohservatory. Full moon, May 6 to May 13 inclusive. Moon rose Wednesday, 11:34 p. m.

Moon sets today 9:27 a. m. Morning stars- Venus. Evening stars- -Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Choral Program Sunday at Drake Feast," a dramatized version of the Biblical verses which describe the fall of Babylon, will be presented Sunday as part of the final choral program of the year of the Drake University choir and chorus.

The event will be held in the university auditorium at 4 p. m. and is open to the public. Scored for mixed choir, baritone solo and orchestra, "Belshazzar's Feast" will feature Andrew White, professor of voice at Drake, as baritone soloist. In addition to the men and women of the Drake choir, members of the university chorus and Des about Moines 45 memberg Symphony of the Orchestra Drakewill be heard.

The chorus will he under the direction of Stanford Hulshizer, head of the music education department at Drake, and Ralph Woodward, assistant director of choral activity. Frank Noyes, head of the violin department at Drake, will direct the orchestra. Television Interview For Truman Family NEW YORK, N. Y. (P) Former President and Mrs.

Harry S. Truman will be interviewed on television Friday night, May 27, by their daughter Margaret. The Trumans will appear on the Ed Murrow CBS-TV show. Miss Truman is to be in charge of the program because Murrow will be in England. GOOD-BYE CORNS Enjoy quick relief and speedily remove aching corns with thin, cushioning Dr.

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More than 400 grade-school students in West Des Moines. armed with junior fire marshal cards and inspection blanks, will comb their neighborhoods this summer in search of fire hazards. They are taking part in a fireprevention program- believed to be the first of its kind in Iowa -under the joint sponsorship of Solar Aircraft Co. and the West Des Moines volunteer fire department. In 4 Schools.

The junior fire marshal cards are being passed out this week to students, mainly fifth and sixth graders, at the four schools participating Sacred Heart Parochial, West Des Moines Elementary, Clover Hills and Junior High. classes have been held Five, school, starting early in April, A sixth will be held this fall, featuring a poster contest, and the course will end with presentation of awards to students during fire prevention week, starting Oct. 2. Typical of the classes was an hour-long session at Clover Hills Wednesday, Half a dozen of the 50 pupils assembled in the auditorium were called to the stage for an impromptu round-table discussion of the question: "What should be done with old oily rags?" They had an answer "Burn them in a safe And now they are to apply such knowledge during the summer vacation. Inspection Blanks.

Students will use three inspection blanks to record fire hazards in surrounding yards, such as a trash burner too close to a garage or a pile of forgotten trash. The home owner will be asked to recognize the hazard by signing the inspection blank. A refusal will mean the to a fire department inspector, who will be sent out to investigate the complaint. Instructors of the program, patterned after one in Los Angeles, are A. W.

Morrell, Solar fire chief, and Ray Manon, West Des Moines assistant fire chief. Morrell said Solar is interested in the course because a number Junior Fire Marshal of home wiring Sandra McMaster, 10, a fifth -grade pupil at Clover Hills School, West Des Moines, shows the identification card, fire hazard form and electric wiring booklet she and more than 400 other West Des Moines pupils will use this summer in a fire prevention program. of the firm's employees live in West Des Moines and "we find safety can't stop at the plant's gates it must continue into the home to be really effective." Aimed at Parents. Assistant Chief Manon pointed out that the program primarily. is "aimed at the parents through the kids," through distribution of such pamphlets as "The A of Home Wiring." "It's really quite a program," he said.

"The 400 kids pass on the information to 400 brothers and sisters and 800 parents, so that we reach some 1,600 individuals." Graham Ready for Crusade in London LONDON, ENGLAND Billy Graham came back to London Wednesday one of his favorite preaching grounds saying he is in great form and ready for another evangelistic crusade which opens Saturday at Wembley Stadium. The American evangelist arrived from Glasgow where he conducted a 6-week crusade. Flag Given to Granger School A 3-by-5-foot American flag was presented to the new Barlow Granger Elementary School, S. Union Street, and Leach avenue, at a family-night meeting Wednesday at the school. Donor of the flag was the auxiliary to Airport Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Mrs. Ray Liggett, president, and Mrs. Carl Foust, patriotic instructor, represented the auxiliary at the ceremony. Miss D. Lucile Truitt, principal, accepted the flag on behalf of students and parents.

The dedication service was by Martin B. Brightman, comander, Airport post, V. F. W. DR.

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EPISCOPALIANS HOLD ELECTION Des Moines Register Page May 12, Waterloo. PRISONERS REVOLT. MEXICO CITY, MEXICO -Prisoners in two cell blocks of the federal penitentiary revolted Wednesday, protesting what they called unfair treatment by the prison director. Trustees, councils and delegates were elected Wednesday afternoon at the annual convention of the Episcopal diocese of Iowa at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

The convention also voted to hold its 1956 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church at convention Council Bluffs. The convention dates will be May 8 and 9. Delegates were elected to the next triennial conference, which will be Sept. 4 to 15, in Honolulu, Hawaii.

They are as follows: Clergy delegates- The Rev. Paul Davis. Sioux City: the Rev. Oharles Gunnell, Waterloo: the Rev. John Taylor.

Fort the Rev. Frederic Williams. Clergy alternates- -The Rev. Clyde Jardine, Keokuk; the Rev. Kirby Webster.

Marshalltown: the Rev. Fred McNeil, Mount Pleasant, and the Rev. Dominic Loferski, Cedar Rapids. Lay delegates- Theodor Rehmann, Des Moines: David Ainsworth, a Spirit Lake; Dr. M.

F. Carpenter, Iowa City, and Manning Howell, Iowa Falls. Lay alternates John Shields, WAterloo: A. J. Bender, Ciinton: Harris Jones.

Des Moines, and James Bever. Cedar Rapids, Other boards, committees and councils named are: Standing committee of the dioceseThe Rev. Elmer Johnson, Des Moines; the Rev. James Gregori, Newton; the Very Rev. Russell K.

Johnson, Davenport: Frank Davis, Des Moines: Virgil Hancher, Iowa City, and Fred Maytag IT, Newton. Diocesan council The Rev. Charles Fletcher, Des Moines; the Rev. James Gregori, Newton; the Rev. Arthur Flippinger, Sioux City; William Jackson, Emmetsburg; Sam Bickel, Fort Dodge and Robert Fisher.

Keokuk. Trustees of funds and donationsJames C. Enyart, and Martin T. Vorberg, both of Des Moines. Trustees of the Iowa EpiscopateJ.

C. Bishop, Muscatine: Clark Caldwell, Iowa City; W. 8. Merryman, Fort Dodge, and Haroid Newcomb and Charles Wagner, both of Des Moines. Committee on WAYS and means James C.

Addison. Thomas Wheeler and the Rev. Robert Kem. all of Des Moines: Manning Howell, Iowa Falls, and John Shields, Waterloo. Board of missions- -The Rev.

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