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SOl. A. and Thom- and H. I FL ids: less motor bus struck motor a collisions or to to ava. by 60 bus a date, a days.

days: a or davs: devs: other train while 56. Dodge: days; 60 Cedar anorating dove: 30 25. disqualified altered 30 nf days: days; 1960 days: dents a Cadar 00 3. onerating daxe: days. to charge Fichth days: ep- nt- 111- 005 In- al- in- 60 nf of a 0 a a a Weekend Outlook for lowans: 2 to 6 Inches of New Snow Ronald Beymeo, 10, of Diagonal, eats lunch at school.

Snow has made lunch at school a necessity for many and the five-day forecast (printed below three times weekly) indicates the snow and cold is to continue through Monday with .2 of an inch of precipitation in the northwest and .6 in the southeast. That could amount to 2 to 6 inches of snow. A.M. EST Mar. 16,1960 Data From U.S.

WEATHER BUREAU HIGH 29 29.83 30.47 44 33 28 19 35 51 28 LOW 33. 12 29.53 62 35 37 LOW 28 40 40 30 20 10 129.68 44 37 STATIONARY STAT. COLD! For Area Average Are .40 50 71, Rain 50 Until Thursday Morning FOREGAST Low Temperatures Expected Snow LOCAL--Mostly cloudy and colder Wednesday night, with low 10 to 14. Little temperature change Thursday, with high 26 to 30. I0WA-Snow diminishing east Wednesday night.

Continuing mostly cloudy, colder Wednesday night, with lows of 8 northwest to 16 southeast. Slowly decreasing cloudiness Thursday, with highs of 25 to 32. Partly cloudy Friday with little temperature change. THROUGH MONDAY- will continue to average considerably below normal with daytime maximums averaging from the upper 20's to the lower 30's in the north and from the lower to middle 30's in the south. Early morning minimums will average from the mid to upper teens in the north and from the upper teens to the lower 20's in the south.

Only minor-day-to-day changes, but gradual moderation likely in latter half of period. Precipitation will average from .20 of an inch in the northwest to .60 in the southeast, occurring as snow throughout the period. SHIPPERS--Prepare perishables for night lows of 12 northwest, 14 southwest, 12 northeast, 14 southeast. DES MOINES MOISTURE ABOVE NORMAL: 1.14 inches since Mar. 1, or .23 above normal; 7.10 inches since Jan.

1, or 3.83 above normal. of Duluth Mr. Oak Robert a City 3 Clara City Margaret Minn. tel Harrison, at at Rapids resident, F. a.

Renwick. Ed Falls F. Mount 17. Mrs. Ward Mrs.

Scott, Mrs. m. Francis Louisiana, Brady, Anna Ann Rov Cloudy Clear Snow 55: Frank Thomas 20 Ava Rebecca E. Mo. Harold 65.

Cluhb. Pederson. 51 59 37 .15 .04 .30 .04 .50 AD 30 Daisy 66 26 .08 42 Mrs. Orin linch. Clemons: Mich.

41, Martin, infant Droz. 01 33 69 31 13 10 McCarville, Roberts, Mrs. son 81; 36. on in lic of in with along Unt- Des Moines Tribune Page 41 Strictly Business Mar. 16, OX JOU 3 UK TWO DATA FROM U.S.

WEATHER, BUREAU AND IOWA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE THE IOWA ALMANAC Des Moines Births At Broadlawns General Hospital: CONN--Mr. and Mrs. David, 102 S. E. Thirty-third court.

a daughter. At Iowa Lutheran Hospital: PARKS -Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 1774 Lyon a daughter. CHURCHILL-Mr.

and Mrs. Robert. of Ankeny, a daughter. DOCKUM- Mr. and Mrs Gerald.

2606 Thirty-sixth a son. MYRVOLD- Mr. and Mrs. Wyman, 2832 Tiffin a daughter, born last Saturday. At Iowa Methodist Hosptial: W.

KEMBLE-Mr. and Mrs. James 428 Ashworth road, West Moines. a son. TONELLI- -Mr.

and Mrs. George M. 124 First West Des Moines, daughter. JOHNSON- Mr. and Mrs.

Charles 3312 Crocker a daughter. At Mercy Hospital: BURKHEAD-Mr. and Mrs. Bill, 1135 Twenty-fourth a son. BARBEE- -Mr.

and Mrs. Leon 3916 Ninth a daughter, KEUL-Mr. and Mrs. William, 3512 S. E.

Eighth son. BELGER -Mr. and Mrs. James 2432 Railroad court. a daughter.

THOMPSON- Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 1711 Highview drive, daughter. BUCK- Mr. and Mrs.

Richard, 2675 Morton a daughter. HUFFAKER- and Mrs. Leon 1242 Eleventh daughter. MATHEY Mr and Mrs. Grant, 4014 Lincoln Place drive.

At Still Osteopathic Hospital. EMMACK- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon 2716 Norwood drive, a son. SHOEMAKER-Mr.

and Mrs. Roger, 1123 University a daughter. At Wilden Osteopathic Hospital: DAVIDSON -Mr. and' Mrs. James of 512 Coast a 9pn.

Des Moines Deaths ADKINS- Oscar. 81, of 515 Twelfth died Wednesday at Broadlawns General Hospital. RATZKE- -William 67, of Alden. died Wednesday at Veterans Hospital. SULLIVAN- Patrick James.

36. of 5325 Garden drive. was dead Wednesday on arrival at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth, 92.

of the DORNHome for the Aged. 2833 University died there Wednesday, Iowa Licenses to Wed CORYDON- -Harold Allison Borchers, 24. Chicago Heights. and Wanda Rose Cadwell, 22. Promise City: Lee Burt Hersom, 21, and Joretta Ernestine Fetters.

21, Russell. 23. Galesburg, and Alice Marie DAVENPORT- Sylvester Todd. Fisher, 19: Richard Michael Dunn, 22. and Patricia Ann Waters, 18.

FORT DODGE--Lloyd F. Dettman, Ottumwa, and Evelyn Maschino. GRUNDY CENTER--Robert H. Burrell. 20.

Marengo, and Carolyn Joann Moffer. 17. Gladbrook. INDIANOLA Dwight Frederick Thompson, 21. and Mary Gail Cox, 19.

both of Des Moines. NORTHWOOD Jesse R. Blessing. 35. and Janet J.

Conyers, 30. both of Minneapolis, Anselro Fernandez. 23, and Gloria Abrego, 24. of both Albert Lea. Philip R.

Ludgren, Joan M. 26. Glen Lake. and Schoenwetter, 20. Hopkins, LeRoy J.

Budin, 29. Northfield. and Rosemary Timm. 28, Blooming Prairie, Raymond Forsman. 21, and Sandra M.

Lubinski. 18, both of Minneapolis, Wilbur Lemke. 33. and Opel A. Fredrickson, 25.

both of Minneapolis. Minn. AS A. Taube, 24, and Shirley Faiad, of Paul, Paul 24. both St.

Palthen. 21, and Sandi M. Pessenda. 18, both of Minneapolis, Dennis M. Springer, 21, and Nancy A.

Nelson. 17, both of Minneapolis, Russell Peper, 48. Wanderoos. and Jane Ann Hansen. 33.

Balsam Lake. Robert J. Rotenberg. 35. and Lee Olesky, 30, both of Minnea polis, Minn.

WAUKON Paul W. Breeser and Esther K. Neuman, both of New Albin: Raymond G. Lantz. Postville, Robert Sandra M.

Langford. Wadena; A. Walt. Duluth. and Mary A.

Sowle, Superior. Wis. Building Permits Winegardner at 3530 "Shirty -eighth court, dwelling gaage. $14,500. Jack Whitlow, at 4149 Fifty -fourth dwelling, $14,000.

Loren F. Cox, at 901 E. Twentysixth garage, $900. William Cook Funeral Friday Services for William J. Cook, 79, of 1350 E.

Thirteenth who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at his home after a five year illness, will be at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the Hamilton Funeral Home. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Born in Lucas County, lived COOK Mr.

Cook in Eddyville before coming here 58 years ago. He was a retired laborer. He was a member of Calvary Open ble Church. Surviving are his widow, Cynthia; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Robert Carpenter of Des Moines; a stepson, Kenneth Williams of Ames; a brother, Alfred Cook of Yucaipa, and five grandchildren, Tell Wilson To Restore Some Jobs Iowa Law Inches To 6 of High a.m.

Inches New City Tues. Wed. Free. Snow Boone Burlington 30 Cedar Council Bluffs Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Fort Dodge Jefferson .19 Knoxville Lamoni Marshalltown Mason Ottumwa Red Waterloo Winterset mC104 trace -Denotes United States 86, Laredo, Tex. High Low Peltston, 6:30 a.m.

High Low City Wed. Tues. Ned. 50 Albuquerque Cloudy 35 Atlanta Snow Bismarck Boston Clear Cloudy Brownsville 80 Cheyenne Snow Chicago Cloudy Denver Detroit Cloudy Cloudy Fairbanks Cloudy Fargo Worth Clear Fort Honolulu Cloudy Internat'l Cloudy Rain Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Cloudy Memphis Miami Clear Minneapolis New Orleans Clear 40 New York Cloudy 28 10 North Platte Snow 46 26 Oklahoma City Snow 05 Omaha Phoenix Clear 43 42 Portland, Ore. Cloudy Reno Cloudy St.

Louis Snow Salt Lake City 36 San Francisco 56 Clear Seattle Cloudy Washington 40 26 Outside United States (Midnight City and time Towa time) Teron. Havana, Rain London. 6 m. 41 Madrid. 6 Clear Cloudy Paris.

m. 46 Tokvo. m. Clear 48 Winnipeg, Midnight Snow 20 The Sun: Wednesday. Sets 6:22 p.

m. Rises 6:24 a. m. Thursday. Iowa Deaths ALLERTO D.

R. Bettis, 87; Lee Roy Duncan, 85; Alva Bettis, 70. CAMBRIA -Lee A. Morgan. 83.

Ruth Biene- 83. CLIO- Mrs. May Hursy. CONFIDENCE Mrs. Ed Jefferies.

75. Mrs. Ruth Nye Dever 76: Amonell, 77: Elmer Cox. Mrs. Ramsey, DAVENPORT F.

Jansen, E. 75: Harry FAIRFIELD 67: Claude Ervin 85: Clemons, 91: Fred 72: Ramey, Stockport: Elder. 0. Richland: 66. FORT DODGE- C.

67. Gilday. 65: Thomas Manson: Mrs. 84: Habben. 70.

John John Gloe. 71. former resident. at FariMosher, bault, Clarence 58, Somers: L. Martin.

59: George Reed, D. 83. Lehigh; Fred Volberding. 76, Humboldt; Mrs. Carl Fenn, 25.

former resident. at Ayr; Mrs. Joseph L. Minor, 66. Ira Ingraham, 83.

HUMESTON Mrs. Morgan, 82: Mrs. Lee 34; L. O. Coffey, 66.

KEOTA -Homer Dillon. 80. LINEVILLE Mrs. Laura Booher, 07. Bertha Brewer, 59.

ROYAL E. Brags. Mrs. Mary MOUR Whittaker. -Fred 72.

Mrs. Lunt. 84. SPENCER former at St. Petersburg, Peter Larsen.

Nels Lundy, 92. STORY Mrs. TIPTON Moffit, former resident. Martha FranWASHINGTON zen. 88: Albect 76; Mrs.

Janacek, the 31. Rev. Arthur W. Hinderman, WAUKON Joseph Dean, 63; 92. Thomas Ward.

Shellabarger Rites Are Set SHELLABARGER Louisa County, Mr. Shellabarger was a barber Washington, before retiring 30 years ago. He lived in Washington 50 years and then moved to Des Moines 14 years ago. He was a member of Central Gospel Chapel. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs.

Maud Hammond, Mrs. Grace Juber and Mrs. Puth Gray, all of Des Moines; a son, Paul, of Loveland, nine grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren, Services for Harvey M. Shellabarger, 92, of 241 Franklin who died of a stroke Monday at the Restoriu Nursing Home in West Des Moines, will be at 1:30 p. m.

Thursday at the Hamilton Funeral Home. Burial will be in Glen dale Cemetery. A native of SHELLABARGER Schroeder: Can Cut Taxes HUMBOLDT, IA. State Senator Jack Schroeder of Davenport, candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, took issue Wednesday day with persons who say that taxes can not be reduced. Schroeder said at a noon raily that substantial tions can be made.

He has proposed a tax plan includthe elimination of property taxes on television sets, home freezers and musical instruments and the reduction of the moneys and credits tax. Gospel-Team Service The gospel team from Vennard College at will conduct the 7:45 p. m. service Friday at the Salvation Army Central Corps, 1326 Sixth ave. A college faculty member will speak and the Salvation Army band will play.

CHICAGO, ILL, (P)-A three-man arbitration panel ruled Wednesday 94 striking employees of the Wilson Co. packing plant at Albert Lea, be restored to their jobs Apr. 4. The panel also ruled that 139 employees be restored to their jobs at the company's Cedar Rapids, plant. All employees are to be returned to work in order of seniority.

Announcement of the panel's ruling was made by U. S. District Judge Joseph Sam Perry. Others on the panel are Rabbi Jacob Weinstein, nominated by the United Packinghouse Workers of America, and Chicago Atty. Edward M.

Bullard, nominated by Wilson. The panel was named after the nationwide strike: against Wilson ended Feb. 19. The panel was named to arbitrate issues arising from replacement of strikers by other employees. Most of striking employees ruled eligible to return to work at Albert Lea and Cedar Rapids had been charged with mass picketing during the strike.

Judge Perry said others, against whom more serious charges were placed, would he heard at separate hearings or by affidavit. Wilson recalled to work 300 of the 5,500 who struck, having hired more than 3,000 replacements during the walkout. Mrs. Wright Funeral Set Services for Mrs. Walter Wright, 70, of 2012 E.

Twenty-fifth who died of lung cancer, Tuesday at Mercy tal, will be at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at the Hamilton Funeral Home. Burial will be in the cemetery at Indianola. Mrs.

Wright, who had been MRS, WRIGHT ill several months, was born in Indianola. She lived there until she moved to Des Moines 16 years ago. Surviving are her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Faye Knouse of Indianola, Mrs. Isabel Cotter of Orlando, and Mrs.

Florence Lainson, of Des Moines; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Helen Johnson of Burlington and Mrs. Ruth Smith of Ackworth; and two sons, Eldon and Cleo Lewis of Des Moines. Also surviving are a stepson, William Wright of Whittier, two brothers, Ray and Paul Blanchard of Des Moines; a sister, Mrs. Faye Parry of Des Moines; 14 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION (T-708) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1. The City Counel of the City Des Moines. Iowa, proposes to hold of public hearing to consider a proposal to undertake an urban renewal project accordance the Urban Renewal Plan. Des Moines Urban Renewal Project No. 1 River Project No.

UR lowa R-1. such plan being file for inspection in the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Des Moines, Iowa. 2. The City of Des Moines. Iowa, 1s the Local Public Agency which will undertake the proposed urban renewal project.

3. Such hearing shall be on the 21st day of March. 1960, at 9:00 A. in the Council Chamber, City Hall. Des Moines.

lowa. 4. The identification of the project area within which and 19 proposed to be acquired for the urban renewal project is described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the east line of Sixth Avenue and the south line of University Court, thence east along the south line of University Court and along the south line of versity Avenue and East University Avenue to the east line of the Chicago and Northwestern Right-ofWay. thence southerly along the east line of said Right-of-Way to the South line of Filmore Street, thence east along the south line of Filmore Street and Filmore Street extended to the west line of East Seventh Street. thence south along the west line of East Seventh Street to the south line of Lyon Street, thence east along the south line of Lyon Street to the west line of Pennsylvania Avenue, thence south along the west line of Pennsylvania Avenue to the north line of Des Moines Street, thence west along the north line of Des Moines Street to the east line of East First Street.

thence north along the east line of East First Street for a distance of one hundred and ninety (190) feet, thence west along a line perpendicular to the east line of East First Street to the west property line of the Armory, thence south along the west property line of the Armory to the south line of Deg Moines Street extended. thence west the south line of Des Moines Street extended to the east bank of the Des Moines River. thence south along the east bank of the Des Moines River to the norta line of East Grand Avenue, thence west the north line East Grand Avenue and along the north line of Grand Avenue to the east line of Second Avenue, thence north along the east line of Second Avenue to the north line of Keosaugua Way extended east, thence west along the north line of Keosauqua Way eXtended east and along the north line of Keosauqua Way to the east line of Third Street, thence north along the east line of Third Street to the north line of Crocker Street, thence west along the north line of Crocker Street to the East line of Sixth Avenue, thence north along the east line ot Sixth Avenue to the place of beginning. 5. The purpose of the hearing is to consider a proposal for the undertakin of Urban Renewal Project No.

1 Iowa R-1 "River Hills' under Chapter 403 of the Code of Iowa, 1958. with Federal financial assistance under Title 1 of the Housing Act of 1949 (Public Law 171-81st Congress) to acquire the land in the project area: to demolish remove buildings and improvements: to install, construct or reconstruct streets, utilities. and other site improvements: to install construct or reconstruct parks and playgrounds and to make the land available for development or redevelopment by private enterprise or public agencies as authorized by law. The Local PubAgency's proposals with respect to relocation will be open for discussion at the hearing. 6.

Any person or organization destrIng to be heard will be afforded an opportunity to be heard at such hearing. CITY OF DES MOINES, IOWA By Reinhold 0, Carlson Mayor ATTEST: Cortez Souter City Clerk Published the Den Molnes Tribune March 9 and 16, 1960. MERVIN Dace Me DEAR Office 3-16 "It wasn't just a coin he swallowed!" Sioux Spencer mann, Mrs. 84. SURVEY KEY: CAB DRIVER W.

J. Lawson (left), a driver for Yellow Cab Co. who is familiar with all sections of Des Moines, helps Charles Hansen (center) and Kenneth McNichols locate areas in which persons live who filled out questionnaires in a downtown business district survey. A taxicab driver filled a key role Wednesday in a sections of the city inticomprehensive study of the mately from years of drivdowntown Des Moines ing cabs. business district.

The $75,000 study is be- He can quickly pining conducted by Harland addresses so Charles HanBartholomew Associates sen, resident architect for of St. Louis, and Real the Bartholomew firm, and Estate Research Corp. of Kenneth McNichols, a Chicago, Ill. member of the research 2,800 firm from Chicago, can But the services of W. J.

place them in census Lawson, a Yellow Cab Co. tracts. driver, are proving essen- This will help determine tial this week. the traffic pattern and habResearchers are tabulating and coding 2,800 re- its of downtown workers. plies to a questionnaire cir- The study is being ficulated among downtown nanced by a Committee of workers.

100 of the Greater Des One of the problems was Moines Chamber of Comto locate the census tract merce to determine downin which each person lives town business ills and who answered the ques- point ways to combat tionnaire. them. A preliminary report His Help is due June 30 with the fiThat's where Lawson nal report scheduled tentacomes in. He knows all tively for Sept 30. David Lehman Funeral Friday Services for David F.

Lehman, 97, of 1623 Tichenor who died of pneumonia Monday at the Golden Age Rest Home, will be at 10:30 a. m. Friday at the Hamilton Funeral Home. Burial will be kin Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mr.

Lehman, a retired electrician, had been ill a week. Born at Lancaster, he came here 44 years ago from Mason City. He was a member of the Church of God. Surviving are two sons, Percy of Herington, and Harold of San dino, and a grandson, Ernest Willis of Des Moines, with whom he had lived since 1934. Approves List Of Tax Credits In a brief meeting Wednesday, the Polk County board of supervisors: Certified and sent to the Iowa tax commission a list of corrected increases and decreases on the county homestead credits for county property taxes payable in 1960.

Approved a class beer permit for the Fraternal of Veterans club at 4455 Sixth ave. Approved the appointment of Beryl E. Hatfield as extra help in the courthouse custodian's office at $12 a day. Drill Worker Felled by Fumes D. C.

Smith, 60, of 2212 Thirty-eighth was overcome by fumes from a gasoline-powered air hammer and by cement dust Wednesday morning while working in Boston's Diesel Service garage at 8 Second ave. Smith was taken to Mercy hospital, where attendants said his condition was not serious. Police said Smith was using the hammer to break up a concrete floor preparatory to installing a gasoline pump. Knights Unit 644 Dance Is Thursday The annual St. Patrick's Day dance, sponsored by Des Moines Knights of Columbus Council 644, will be Thursevening at the Hyperion Club.

Golf and Country Dancing will start at 9 p.m. The committee in charge of arrangements includes William O'Brien, Leo McNulty, William Flaherty, Vern Nelson and Lou Kircher. Driver Fined $500; Second Offense Griffith Arnold Sheets, who gave his address as 2103 Morton ave. was fined $500 Wednesday by Polk County District Judge Robert D. Jackson for second-offense drunken driving.

Sheets was arrested by police last Oct. 22 when the car he was driving was involved in an accident in the 600 block of Locust street. In the Service Pfc. Ted L. Conklin, 23, son of Clyde Conklin of 1805 Glenbrook drive and Mrs.

Ardith Pope of 2810 Norwood drive, recently was graduated from the 7th army noncommissioned officer academy at Bad Tolz, Germany. He arrived overseas last June. Frederick M. Allen, son of Mrs. Hazel Downey of 4835 Old Airport road, Altoona, recently was promoted to his present rank while serving with a mobile radio squadron at Tempelhof Central Airport in the American sector of Berlin, Germany.

Pfc. Richard Hadley, 21, son of Mrs. Crystal G. Hadley of 4118 Third recently arrived in Korea. He is a member of the Korea military advisory group in Seoul, Hadley, a clerk typist, entered the army last June.

Nathan E. Moll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Moll of 1615 Franklin is home on leave after completing a six-month course in radio school at the naval training center at San Diego, Cal, A radioman, third class, he has been assigned for duty aboard the aircraft carrier Independence at Norfolk, Va.

MOLL BROWN Seaman Theodore D. Brown, 19, whose parents live at 7406 S. W. Twelfth recently completed his navy boot camp training at San Diego, Cal. He has been assigned to the public works division of the U.

S. Naval Air Station there. He attended Lincoln High School before enlisting last October. His father is a retired sergeant first class in the army. Murray Marten, 24, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Marten of 4318 Lincoln has re- WIN A COMET FIRST COMPACT CAR WITH FINE ING-PRICED WITH OR BELOW OTHER COMPACT CARS 50 COMETS GIVEN AWAY FREE! MARCH 17 THROUGH MARCH 31 NOTHING TO DO! NOTHING TO WRITE! FILL IN ENTRY BLANK AT YOUR MERCURY-COMET DEALER'S Subject to state and local regulations. SEE PAGE 7 turned home after two years' active duty in the navy. He was a lieutenant in the motor pool of headquarters company at Fort Dix, N. J.

He received his navy commission upon graduation in 1958 from the State University of Iowa. Pvt. Philip Pittman, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.

Pittman, of 1544 Vine West Des Moines, recently completed the -week disbursing specialist course at the finance school at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. A former bookkeeper at Younkers Store, he is a graduate of Valley High School and Drake University. Pvt. Richard O.

Noyes, 19, Drivers Licenses The following drivers licenses have been suspended or revoked by the drivers license division, Iowa department of public safety (names, ages, addresses. cause and length of suspension or revocation are those on state records) SUSPENSIONS David F. Albertson. 16. 1505 Oak st Atlantic: 6 months: speed.

Raymond Leland! R'ackwell. 648 Twenty-second ave. S. W. Cedar Ranviolation permit.

90 days: learners Roger Duane Espe. 19. Route Kanawha: 30 days; altered drivers 11- 31. 136 Fourth Gilbert John Hoeder, avenue N. Sioux Center; 60 charge operating a of motor vehicle while intoxicated.

96. Allan Lacy James, 20. Box Northboro; 30 days; drivers license Weldon Cedrick Krieger. 31, 1513 Fregt street. Webster City: 60 days; charge of operating a motor vehicle while ntoxicated.

Henry 0. no age given. Peru: 60 days; charge of operating a moor Vehicle while intoxicated. 41. Marcus; Lyle Everett MeMillin.

60 days: charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Allyn Jovee Mircks. 28, 803 Maple, Decorah: 60 days: charge of onerating motor vehicle while a intoxicated. Hugh Wallace Moon 50. 1600 Illinois st.

Des Moines: 60 days: charge operating a motor vehicle while toxicated. Mavnard Elden Peterson. 17. Route 1. Lake Mille: 60 careless driv- Donald Dean Pierre.

25 Sioux Rapids: days: 60 charge operating motor vehicle intoxicated, a Patricia Ruth Pollard. 17. 417 Storm Lake: 90 days; faulty brakes. Alva Remster, 89. 803 Jones Sioux City: indefinite: disqualified to operate a motor vehicle.

Ernest Roscoe Itunner. 78. Route 1. Union: indefinite disqualified to operate motor vehicle. 10714 E.

Marvin Lee 17. Bremer Waverly: tam- with motor perine Herbert Ellsworth 262 Stiller avenue Ranids: davs: of onerating a motor ve- hiclo intoxicated. while Clifford Francis Sharoshair. 49. Route Towa Falls: of ting motor vehicle while toxicated.

Jerry Tee Showers, 18, South. Fort tered drivers livense. Smith. 77. Route 9 Leon: Elsa definite disqualified to operate a motor vehlele.

Harold Leon Smith. 54 1 Poute, Colo: of 60 charge motor vehicle intoxiente while Minth. William Stam. 1021 North Estherville: indefinite: disqualified to operate a motor vehicle. Vance Edgar Thomas.

17. Route Terril: 30 dave: driving without licht James Leo Wright, 18. Route Way 30 tempering with a motor erly: vehicle Wake. Dale R. Young.

no are civen. field. Nebraska: 60 doves charge motor while inonerating vehicle toxicated. Fred Avery. 83.

400 Atlantic: Indefinite: motor vehicle. Ado Mathilda Solor. 61. 601 Sioux Citv: Indefinite: disqualified to ananate motor vehicle, lin Leo Morris Kanawha. Indefinite: disqualified to operate motor Dritsilla Strum.

79. Route Eva Washington: indefinite: disqualified to motor vehicle. operate a REVOCATIONS 19, 104 Larry Floyd Anderson, Third. Albert Lea. Minn 60 while intoxierating A motor vehicle cated.

Onl Woodale, Verbal John Bates. 22. reckless 30 driving. 45 2310 Porter Kenneth R. Peulden.

davs: onerating Omaha 60 ave. Intoxiented vehicle while Front tin E. Chet el. 30. 902 days: ave Belle Plaine: 60 vehicle while Polite 2.

foe F. motor Dinine: 60 intoxicated vehiolo 3131 Home. Troy Tames Henson, Davenport; reckstead 2 Orlan L. Miner. 45.

Poute onerating motor Plaine: white Intoxteated. vehicle 45. Daniel Sayies Pichardson. Ave. G.

Nevada: 60 onerating motor vehicle white Marlyn James one year; Zonnefeld. violation 15. Route Sanhern: license. school Accident Record 1960 1959 (As reported to Dee Moines notice) Acel- In- Accidents jured of Collisio1 automobiles 91 118 94 Automobiles, 18 18 8 pedestrian Automobile, trolley 2 tram 0 0 Other automobile accidents 3 3 13 Deaths Deaths to date, pedestrian Deatha to date, automobile- automobile 3 trolley 0 Deaths automobile Deaths date, automobile accidents 0 Contagious Diseases (In Des Moines) Cases New Released Deaths Scarlet fever 3 9 14 Watters to Speaking At National Parley Lorrain E. Watters, director of music education in the Moines public school system, will speak on teaching by television and radio at Music Educators National Conference in Atlantic N.

next Monday. He will illustrate his marks with video and tape recordings of music sons given over KDPS, public school system's and television station. 3,000 Visit Exhibits Despite the snow, 3,000 persons visited Iowa Retail Lumbermen's Association exhibits Wednesday, second day of the group's two-day convention at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. About 190 booths are set up in the auditorium for exhibitors to show their wares to the members and guests of the association. At a breakfast business session at Hotel Fort Des Moines, Sam Slaughter, New Richmond, spoke to lumber dealers interested in building construction utilizing component parts and prefabricated units.

Election of officers was to be held at the closing sessions Wednesday afternoon. Three Named In Drake Drive Three community leaders in Drake University's campaign for 5 million dollars were announced Wednesday. Floyd A. Bash of Wichita, will serve as chairman for Wichita. Dr.

Seth W. Slaughter, formerly dean of the Drake Bible College and now dean emeritus of the Missouri School of Religion, will head the Columbia, committee. Donald E. Dillon of Dallas, has accepted the chairmanship for Dallas. Drake will use the greater part of the 5 million dollars for construction of three educational buildings.

Plans also call for the modernization of two buildings, support of the Great Teacher Program, campus expansion and improvement, and partial financing of apartments for married students. Mrs. Ada Gehr Rites Friday Services for Mrs. Ada R. Gehr, 68, of 514 a lifelong resident of Des Moines, will be at 3 p.

m. Friday at the Hamilton Funeral Home, Burial will be in Masonic Cemetery. Mrs. Gehr died Tuesday at Still Osteopathic Hospital after a three-month illness. She was a member of Grace Methodist Church, Chapter 89 of the Eastern Star and the Order of Royal Arch Widows.

There are no immediate family survivors. Fire Damages Residence Here Fire gutted the living 1 room, damaged another room and caused extensive smoke and water damage to the twostory residence of Mrs. Lulu Scott, 1052 Tenth at 3:30 a. m. Wednesday.

Fire Lt. Jack Cook said the fire apparently started from an oil heater. He estimated damage of $2,000 to the house and $1,000 to its conI tents. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dick M. Noyes of 3938 Fifty-seventh recently arrived in Germany, where he is a headquarters company clerk in the 48th infantry of the 3rd armored division. He was graduated in 1958 from North High School. cense. Mrs.

Pfc. Richard L. Mynatt, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K.

Mynatt of 533 Kenworthy drive, Ankeny, recently completed the 25-week field radiorepair course at the army signal school at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. He entered the army last June after graduation from Ankeny High School. Chess Meeting ng.

77. Members of the Des Moines Chess Club will meet at 7 p. m. Friday in the Y. M.

C. A. building to discuss plans for the annual Des Moines metropolitan chess tournament scheduled for Mar. 25. charge E.

driving. FUNERAL SERVICE FOR ANY FAMILY REASONABLE COST CENTRAL LOCATION OFF STREET PARKING OUNN'S 10 076 54 DUNN'S 2121 Grand Avenue 5400 South West 9th AIR AMBULANCE In- 136 2 jured 0 Des music the City, resound lesthe radio 8 13 1959 2 0.