Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 29

THURS MAY 2, 1946. DES MOINES TRIBUNE 19 Relievo It Or Not Personals 15 Lost and Found 8 Hitters Help Phils, A9 f3 12 A Fortune Hinges on Old Bone BILLFOLD, vet'a: loat. Discharge Bedbuqs, Roaches, Moths papers; Legion card. Money. Rew.

urenowetn. biu yorest. COIN Purse lost Tuea. eve! vie ol CAM VOW PR0NOUHCE ROUGH COUGH BOUGH HOUGH and their eggs destroyed with "Lethal Gas." 24 hrs. vacant time.

City and Statewide fumigation serv. if Skatlm? Review. Ph. 4-4389. 7, Licensed by The Board of Health.

Call onlv. COCKER spahielTost Black. "Sklp-per." Male. 2H yrs. Rew.

4-2303. EARR1TJ8 lost. rosebud. Reward. 3-5016.

THE ORIGINAL." ETJGETSHSetter lost, white female. Lethal Fumigators 3517 Beaver Ave. 5-7207 Collar wlth 11c. 3277. Rew.

5-0234. NECKLACETost Valuable, keepsake! OUGHT THOUGH THROUGH Lough Hiccough fccordindto Some of One jets this opinio aet witn ameinysi. tioia cnain. tie-ward. 6-7777.

732 E. Sheridan. PT7RSEr6uTnriTtliand FarK B-Bug, Roach, Moth, nest roved with a lethal Gas Est. or 4011. Ave.

Des Moines Realty Service nati Reds during the winter, has played brilliantly at firstbase for the Phils despite a bothersome back. He made only one hit Wednesday, but that was his second home run of the campaign and aided in the Phils' third win in a dozen games this year, an 8-0 shutout over the Pittsburgh Pirates. In a dozen games, the Bronx-born Irishman has 15 bingles in 45 times at bat for a neat .333 batting mark. from the campus to the big leagues in 1938, has picked up 84 points in less than a week and now owns a creditable .296 batting mark with 10 runs batted in. In this final year before changing to Uncle Sam's uniform, the 30-year-old slugger cracked out 25 homers and drove In 106 runs on a .322 batting average.

McCormick, purchased for around $40,000 from the Cincin upon request. Your Homes sealed air tiKht with masking tape. Positively hus. card onlv identification. Salesman, Vera lllincsworth.

Owner call this office. 4-5215. 1 1 Vf 11 1 LiraE ROCK, STAMP vending marfilnis lost. 6 th. uoiieee.

Reward, a-ssss. WRIST watch lost. Man's Hamilton. win not damage woonworic or painted surface. Lie Operators.

Members NatL Peat Control Aaso. Hiland Fumigators 3628 CAMBRIDGE. PR 3-0623. GIVEN Name enuraved. Reward.

3-8106. UARK blue sapnnTre, oval stone, rose foiu Draceiei, iosi in jagies ijoage, 09 8th 3 or 4 weeks aeo. Finder please return to Lodge room or can 4-S947. LONDON, ENGLAND UP) A titled Indian woman, in evidence presented to the privy council Thursday, based her claim to widowhood and an immense fortune on a human bone. She said she carried it from her husband's alleged funeral pyre 37 years ago.

The testimony was part of a voluminous court record of a 25-year-old lawsuit for a domain in India as large as England, and it was only one phase of one of the strangest cases ever brought before the empire's highest tribunal. Any size 6 to 16 exposure Kodak roll developed and printed with beautiful guaranteed never fade prints plus 2 brilliant glossy enlargements and new Presto Picture viewer lor only zac wim vnm no. By Joe Reichler. Associated Press Sport Writer.) Philadelphia's faithful followers, long familiar with the dreary darkness of the dungeon, were pinning their hopes today on a pair of proven prewar profes-sinals to make them "see the liSht." The long-suffering souls of the city of brotherly love have seen their two favorites the Athletics and Phillies finish in the big league basements 16 times in the last 11 years. They feel that if anyone can drag these perennial patsies out of the quagmire it is Samuel Blake Chapman and Frank Andrew McCormick.

Chapman, back In the A's outfield after serving four years in the naval air corps, has been the big gun of the Mackmen so-called attack. His ninth inning home run Wednesday gave the A's a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Browns, was his fourth in 14 games this season and his third in the last three playing days. The former California football hero who was graduated straight Keprinta 3c eacn. DEAN STUDIOS.

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617i Walnut. Ph. 4-6353. DRY CLEANING! LAUNDRY 3 day service on averything. Shlrta; draperiea: curtaina Cash and carry.

OVERTONS RIES TUTTLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS. 818 East 14. Des Molnea. "Atwuva tiarkln? room." WllV suffer when" kimmI TieultB la wlth- GRAND OPENING EBERSOLB AQUARIUM 313 E. Locust Ph.

FREE! 2 Gupples to each new customer for 1 week. TTkEeN Umplebv "Dnni-e Studio. Prl. lessona by appt. day or eve.

No contract to sign. 303 Plymouth Bldg. 3-0978. 7 0289. Wftl.

StapTliiK! MacTiine and" Tackers. DES MOINES STATIONERY Frank gpller. 507 Locust. SHX'M'POO and Hair StyTe750c. 90c.

Tints, bleaches, and facials. Hairpins Furnished. No charge. THOMPSON'S SCHOOL. 7Q7 Locust ARMY Black, brown, green.

Zippers repaired MAIL TO HOFFMAN TAILORS. lit your grasp. For over 20 years I have been adjusting people for painful rheumatic conditions, digestive disturbances and nervous disorders. Free consultation. Phone 3-8224 for appointment.

Office cAmm Am TRANSPORT COMMAND HAMILTON FiELO.Cauf. hours 1-4 p. m. Office over Katx. 508 Flynn Bldg.

Dr. W. P. Menagh The. ONLY ONE-HANDED DANCE DRUMMER IHTHC WORLD Si AIL your film to the largest and FORMER PROFeSSIONAC MUSICIAN- PUNS IN THE ATC DANCE BAND 5 NIGHTS A WEEK Spring branch near the federal fish hatchery east of Manchester.

I had four small rainbows and German brown trout caught while scouting around Backbone. I had taken them on nightcrawlers. This looked like a good opportunity to try out some of John Gilchrist's flies so I headed for Spring branch. After missing my first strike on a black hackle I picked up a 9-incher in the riffles. Moving on to a pool I floated the fly down with the current and then re Dest.

hoiinK mm aeveiopea. J. dmu-tiful enlargements, photo album, 8 never fade prints. 2fo with this ad. Renrlnts 3c each.

Gennert 8tudio. 402 6th East, Pes Moines ia. Dept. 10, 608 East Locust St, Dea TELEPHONE message exchange. Molnea, la fnone messages laaen lor Bin.

and salesmen. Emergency re- FLOOR sander. easer and floor wax ers. Special day and overnight rates. pairman.

z-U-Lou (AStt for Old Gold. 7 1'none 4-0340 lor reservations. THE IOWA ALMANAC GAMBLES 405 6rh E. 4-0348. From Ashes.

Appealing a decision of the highest Indian court granting the estate to a man who claims to be the raja, the ranee of Bibhabati said she took the bone fromthe ashes of her husband's body and that it was thrown into the Ganges by a priest. Counsel for the ranee said her husband died May 8, 1909, and on the following day was taken in a procession to a Hindu cremation ground. His Story. The man who claims to be the Raja says he was revived by a sudden rainstorm at the moment the pyre burst into flames, that he was rescued by four beggars, nursed back "SILVER PLATING E. E.

KULLANDER mfo. jlr. 200 Kresge 7th and Walnut. Free-Ma ir cuts and shaves by new students, dally except Sat. Iowa Barber College.

204 Walnut. po puTar. Dance coirrec i y. Lady, man instructors. 4-0991.

3-6843. Learn "swIng1' PIanoIXyIng! Christensen. 805 Locust. 3-5600. Iowa Deaths.

trieved it in short jerks across the BRING US YOUR OLD SILVER. PROMPT service. Guar. 3-1546. pool.

IDEAL Plating 213 E. Walnut MME. KENNEDY'S BEAUTY SHOP; Wigs, toupees, switches, doll wigs. 10 Attractions Also cleaned and repaired. 24-HOUR SERVICE.

R14-16 Wal. St WEST? COATATXgffEPERD'S Pri. owned cars. You won't be crowded Straight through or stop. Kef.

exch. 829 2nd Ave. 3-1813. WANTED, concessions and shows for annual Hardin County Amerioan Legion celebration, June 25 and 26th; two afternoons and two nights. Ridea are booked.

Contact H. E. Long, Eldora. Iowa. ORCHESTRAL FLOOR SHOWS Morrow Entertainments Nurseries Seeds Plants 16 STRAWBERRY plants.

Dunlap. Blackmore, 75c a 100. 10c extra for to health and taken to a mailing. 3105 E. 36th St.

Court. 559 28th. 4-1625. FERRIS wheel, merry go roundTTild" Beauty Parlors 17 die rides, etc. wanted for carnival June 7 and 8, Minden, Iowa.

Call or write m. a. Knoit, Minaen, ia A Solid Hit. The third cast brought a hit, but the fish promptly threw the hook. As the first surfaced it looked no bigger than the ones I had been taking.

Two casts later I started to retrieve my fly when I got a solid hit. It didn't take long to learn it was a rainbow when the fish came dancing to the surface. He was a good one, too. Action came fast as he darted back and forth across the pool, throwing in a few personal appearances on the surface for good measure. A 17-Inch Trout.

But the constant pressure applied by the fly rod soon had the rainbow coasting up to the Hindu shrine in Kashmir, where he became a disciple of the chief of the ascetics. He avowed also that, when his body wa3 found missing, another was substituted and MACSON'S BEAUTY SALON. Grace Shaw, owner. 509 6th Ave. WAITED July 3-4, NewtonT-Towa, Ridea.

concessions, gigantic celebra AIXJONA Sherman Potter, 52; John Carlson, 72, at Iowa City; Charlotte Walker, 21; Mrs. Edna McVay, 43; Mrs. Anna McBreen, 85, of Llvermore; Mrs. William Knight, 64, of Wesley. ATLANTIC Carl Phares, at Omaha, Nel.

BLOOM KI ELI Alva K. Humphrey, 57; Mrs. Ura Johnson, 68; Mrs. Bruce Lunristrum, 45. KIRK oak Mrs.

A. J. Norton, at Spokane, Wash. DAYTONRobert Hall, 79. DL'Bl'tjfK Matt Hogan, 50, at Chicago.

111. Miss Katherine McCarten, at Washington, D. C. KLIMIKA Mrs. A.

D. Barrick, 68, of Iowa Falls; Mrs. H. F. Kellogg, of Iowa Falls.

ELY Joseph Rousar, 50, World War 1 veteran. ST VI LLE I ve Tolllfson, 87, former resident, at Rochester, Minn. FORT DODGE Charles R. Wane, 70; Arvld Nordln, 76; Thomas E. Welch; Mrs.

Dora Sheldon, 90. GLIDDEN Mrs. F. F. Watson, 64.

I.AUI.Klt Mrs. Jacob Achen, 62; C. C. Young, 70, barber; the Rev. John O'Donnell.

LENOX Mrs. James Qulnn, 78. LEON Mrs. Ella Githens, 85. MARION Mrs.

Elizabeth Staab. AIO.NROK Charlea E. Valentine, 81. Ml'SCATINB Edward Louis Hahn. 73; Edward Carl Wetzel, 46; John Leo Behrens.

55; Carrie B. Snyder, 72; John Clark Hazlett, 87; Arthur M. Hoefflin, 43. OTIIO Mrs. N.

A. Swanson. RIDGEU AY Ralph B. Griffth, 53, at Deadwood, S. D.

CITY J. P. Nordskog, 50, at Phoenix. Ariz. TIPTON Miss Nannie Rowser, 88.

WATERLOO Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Allen; Frederick A. Schmidt. 5S; Mrs.

W. H. Foutch. 60. WAlKo.N Joseph H.

Healey, 87; James M. Hartley, 90. A LAN I) Ed Cumlngs, 69. 4-2984. We specialize in permanent.

tion, uon tact j. ts. hoss or x. u. Brewer.

ETKENN ED Y' XtTT YS A XON Hair tinting and Permanent WAVES. WANT carnival rides. June 30 thru 814-K16 Walnut St. Phone 4-0S18. July 4.

jr. cnamDer or commerce Box 784, Iowa City, Ia. THE trout season got off to a flying start Wednesday 1n Backbone State park at least. Everybody was catching fish the first two hours, then the trout began to get wise. During those first two hours state creel census clerks checked 135 fishermen in the park who had a total of 544 fish, or an average of four fish per person.

The check included men, women and children. 19 Catch Their Limit. Nineteen of the 135 anglers had their limit of eight trout and several had caught them within a half hour after the opening at 5 a. m. Several of the trout ran from to nearly 5 pounds.

Mayor H. L. Moorhea'd of Branch hooked the largest one, a rainbow measuring 21 inches. But that honor narrowly missed going to Mrs. Lyle Shoot of Manchester who had hooked and lost the same fish 15 minutes earlier.

Mrs. Shoot's broken leader and hook still were in the rainbow's jaws when Moorhead tempted him with a worm. On his first trout fishing expedition, Alfred Watson of Whit-tier landed a 17-incher weighing nearly three pounds and went on to catch his limit. With Beefsteak. And Mrs.

William Brubaker of Waterloo caught a 4-pound rainbow on a piece of beefsteak (wonder where she got A larger than usual per cent of the anglers were women. Many were young wives accompanying husbands that were just out of the service. Combat boots, field jackets, khaki trousers, and various parts of G.I. wearing apparel were popular. For many of the men it was their first opportunity to fish in several years and they certainly were enjoying it.

After spending a half-day at Backbone park near Strawberry Point I came across Dr. A. J. Murphy of Winthrop with four brook trout measuring from 12 to 14 inches each. He said he had caught them in GEORGIA'S permanents given in any length of hair.

California styled. Evenings by appointment. 5-7S78. Where Shall We Go II SEYMOURS BEAUTY SHOPT Roval Union 5th Floor. Hazel Dawson.

Mgr. 4-2021. burned. So the Boys Put on Skirts RICHMOND, VA. UP) Licenses to Wed in Iowa.

A LOON A Allen Looft and Fern Isaacson, both of Swea City; James Shill-ington, Bancroft, and Marjorle Walsh, Lone Rock; Edmund A. Reeve, Manhattan, and Catherine Kuscher; George Larson and Roeella Williams; Harry 011011, and Elizabeth Keller, both of St. Paul. Verle Harlan and Corra Torkelson, Hudson, S. l.

Max Bartholemew ana Marjorie Peterson; Rob-ert Budlong and Novella Beier, both of Tltonka. Gaylord B. Freeman, legal, and Gwendolyn C. Olson, legal, both of Sac City: Walter Seyller, legal. Manning, and Kathryn Koborse, legal, Arcadia; Norbert H.

Rust, legal, and Ber-nadlne Brincks, legal; LaVcrn R. Renze, legal, Coon Rapids, and Kathleen Klein, legal, Des Moines; Julius Hoffman, legal, and Pearl E. Coleman, legal, both of Manning. I)K OltAII Olav S. Forstad, 46, and Faye Porter, 35, both of Rochester, Minn.

ELDOKA Leonard Max VanDerveer, 22. and Patricia L. Hall, 21, Dearborn, Mich. FORT DODGE William Edward Andrews, 21, and Lauretta Grossnlckle, 21, both of Lehigh; Sanford H. Garden, 27, Webster City, and Verda Mae Wltte, 18; LeRoy H.

Larson, 23, Gowrie, and Catherine Mary Frank, 21; William I. Weber, 23. and Joan L. Savage, 21; I mane E. Mayfield, 21, and Dorothea Olson, 21, Des Moines.

LEON H. M. Campbell, 74. Osceola, and Bea Kingery, 71, Davis City. LOGAN G.

waples, 23, Castana, and Caroline M. Olsen, 22, Beverly, t'SCATINE August Reiland. 26, Atallssa, and Violet Gaylor, 23, Keiths-burg, Alfred Clifton Hartley, 25. Moscow, and Sybil Janet Slnksen, 23; Kline Beverlln, 35, and Mary Beverlin, 19; Raymond Cunningham, 17, and Ruby Seydel, 18; Fred C. Bahr, 24, and Catherine Ella Ahlf.

21. NEWTON Clair Hindman. 21, and Angela Schmidt, 19. TIPTON Jack Sheets, 24, and Pauline Fa can, 22; Anthony M. Iavagnlllo, 25, Elkhart, and Rosemary Koch, 28, Stanwood.

WATERLOO Virgil Prefer, 31. and Dorothy Carpenter, 21; Earl Alexander, legal, and Nina Stiles, legal, both of Marshalltown. WAl'KON Gordon Austutz, 17, and LaVerne Wilson, 18. both of Antlgo, Wis Edwin Wayne Hawking. 26.

Harp-era Ferry, and Betty Dundee, 20, Monona. AJarriage Licenses. (Polk County.) Name and residence Age Robert E. Morrison, Des Moines, and 19 Rosemary Hllgenberg, Des Moines ..20 Paul Gabrelcik, Minneapolis, and 41 Gertrude Kusserow, Minneapolis, Minn 23 Instruction 18 Sues Zale Ilil world champion middleweight boxer, was sued for divorce on a charge of cruelty by Sirs. Adeline Zalewskl.

His real name is Anthony Zalewskl. The suit asks $50,000 alimony and $500 a month support for -herself and three children. DIESEL ANNOUNCEMENT! Others advertise good food but here is where you get it. RE -OPENING MAY 1ST with JOHNNY BLACK'S ORCHESTRA HOLLYWOOD CLUB 3 miles west of Country Club. For reservations phone 7-6093.

Three sixth grade boys taking part in a protest perform TRACTOR-TRUCKS TRAINING WITH PLACEMENT SERVICE. Remodel your mind for Diesel lobs Thousands of mechanically inclined ance at Robert E. Lee school were promptly ushered out Thursday by Principal Horace E. Eckles. The boys wished to protest against girls wearing dun- men must be trained quickly for high pay jobs In this new industry.

Our new and exclusive methods will enable you to prepare quickly for Des Moines Deaths. DCRNALL Mrs. May Kelsey, 75, of 6(ft Thirty-seventh died Wednesday at home. CURLEY'S DINNER CLUB 1 mL No. citv limlta on 6th Ave.

Marshall to Pacific Coast Lgarees and flannel shirts. So placement on a permanent no. fce-curity and success. No time Jr.st. Jobs up to $7,500 per year In this high-pay industry.

SPECIAL OFFER FOR VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II. Write for complete Information Fried chicken, family style. Steaks. For reservations pnone j-shj. fiOoD FOOI3 AT ITsBES'TT 21 -Inch Trout DECORAH, I A.

Norman Gager caught a 21 Inch 3 pound, German brown trout in the Upper Iowa river Wednesday. He won the wading boots offered for the largest trout caught on opening day. Specimens up to 4ya pounds were reported but not officially weighed. Many limit catches were made. Hotels and rooming houses were crowded with sportsmen from Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Waterloo, Chicago, and other distant points.

without obligation. TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE. tney came ciaa little sKirts, bobby sox and saddle shoes. One wore a rosebud. Principal Eckles' comment: "Silly." Steaks, Chicken and Ribs, prepared and served as it should be.

It's the talk of the town. Special attention given large parties. Open daily and P. O. Box 1282, Des Moines, Iowa.

Sun. at 12 noon. DANCING EVERY NITE. JIGGS QUESTION MARK. Men or Women Then he sent home Buddy Des Moines Births.

BERLOVICH Mr. and Mrs. David. 1408 E. Court a daughter, born Wednesday at Mercy hospital.

BUEHLER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alleman, a son, born Thursday at Iowa Lutheran hospital. HILTON Mr. and Mrs.

Richard 1804 Forty-sixth a son, born Thursday at Iowa Methodist hospital. JONES Mr. and Mrs. MerVin. 815 S.

E. Ninth a son, born Wednesday at Mercy hospital. REINEKE Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. 3260 Scott a daughter, born Wednesday at Mercy hospital. SLAUSEN Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, Nevada, a son, bora Thursday at Mercy hospital.

On E. 14th. Just No. of City Limits. BRING THE KIDDIES Robertson, Bernard Jackson and Ronald Hebner for a change of garb.

Ride the biggest merry-go-round in Iowa. Visit MONKEY LAND. 25 CINCINNATI, OHIO (Outright release of Outfielder Max Marshall to Oakland, of the Pacific Coast league was announced Thursday by the Cincinnati Reds. A native of Shenandoah, Marshall, 32, joined the Reds in 1942, coming here from Columbus of the American association. He entered the navy shortly after mid-season 1944 after batting .245 in 66 games.

We have unlimited requests for people trained in our highly paid profession. Old established field. Most modern school in the state. If you are working, you can attend part time. If not now employed, we can arrange part time work for you.

Tuition In easy pnymenta or G. approved plan. For complete information phone 4-6246. Divorces Asked. (Polk County.) monkeys, baboons.

Coatl Mundi. reptiles and bears. Sonderleiter's, 11 31, 2nd Ave. THE PASTIME CLUB nn r. i i.

ana WANT AD RATES GENERAL CLASSIFICATION. Myrtle McDonald vs. Oscar McDon- aid. Average One Three Seven VYIKTI ptuuu ciicoivai noil, ghettl and French Fried Shrimp Lines Words Day Days lays Divorces Granted. (Polk County.) Mattte Lee Kimball from Robert J.

Kimball. "2" to 10 OCT! 2. 2 2" 4. 20 abound. Something New In Music RALPH ZARNOW.

Hickman Rd. at Rocklyn. 5-9913. water's edge where I slipped my fingers under him and lifted him ashore. A beautifully striped 17-inch, streamlined warrior.

3 10 to 15 1.50 3.33 6.30 4 16 to 25 2.00 4.44 8.40 5 21 to 25 2.50 5.55 10.50 Discharged Men and Women A New Cave Trial Delay Diners' Delite 6 26 to 30 3.00 6.66 12.50 Traffic. The fnllowine HDDenred In municipal Deciding to give the same pool a few more tries it was with con HAVE SUNDAY DINNER WITH US Food the way you like it! Sun. 8:00 Above rates apply to ad court between 11 a. m. Wednesday and Larn a highly profitable profession in a much called for field on G.I.

approved plan. Be trained by skilled specialists in an ultra-modern school owned and operated by a G.L who knows your problema. For appointment for Interview a. m. 8 p.

m. 3-U731. 13 lata 11 a. m. Names, addresses vertisements appearing on St.

So. of Grand. siderable surprise that I later hooked into another rainbow that JANCE AT TROMAR. and dispositions are mose wnaca appear on court records. Ilefnre Judge Harry R.

firund. H. Mart. 1802 High speeding Last 6 Red Sox Hurlers Triumph, Finish Games Sat. and Sun.

Jlmmle Barnett. jjnone Mr, Desmond. 4-6246. WOKTEN-invest airline training. consecutive days.

Want ad users should check their advertisements in the first issue they appear and report any error at once Tues. May 7th. Special Dance! The Glenn Miller Orch. with Tex 45 miles an hour In 30-mlle zone, $15, Central Radio Tel. Schls.

Mrs. J. Beneke "35" Terrifio Stars. Wed. Hoff.

Dlst. 424 Flynn Bldg. Carl Bean. as no allowance can be made for errors or misciasslflcatlons after the GdV'TapproveT G.I. Aircraft Radio THE SPA.

415 7TH ST. paid. R. 1.. Srh amp.

1005 Rose no signal light stop, $3. paid. Mrs. L. II.

O'Leary, Newton, no school stop, S3, paid. Inez K. Cohlev. 1921 Glen Brook drive. training, stn ana court.

AMERICAN TECHNICAL SCHOOL. first issue. Your name and address or blind Enjoy a delightful evening. Dancing every night except Sun. to music The federal court trial of Fred C.

Cave, 515 Forty-sixth st. on a charge of evading tax on income derived from slot machines, was recessed Thursday until afternoon by Judge Charles A. Dewey when Volney Diltz, principal counsel for Cave, failed to appear. When court reconvened Thurs Dischareed Veterans. box number counta aa five words put up another good scrap.

He measured 15 inches. Enough can hardly be said about the beauty of northeast Iowa these spring days. The state parks have comfortable cabins, reasonably priced and whether you catch a fish or net it's good to be in the open. Dy 5 Kings or Knytnm. come eariy.

Business courses. Refresher course no signal light stop, $3. paid. THERE'S always a good time. Fun C.C.C.

COLLEGE. DES MOINES Friday's Baseball Schedule write ATOC Ues starts at 8:15. Bring your friends. 15 INDIANOLA ROAD. James u.

larpe. zauv uea women reckless driving, $25, suspended, drivers license suspended 90 days. Fred Morican. 1239 Fifteenth. about qualifying for good position LAKE P.OBBIN3.

or one line. Information concerning ada containing blind box numbers cannot be given out. WEEKDAY CLOSING TIME. Morning Register (preceding day) SUNDAY CLOSING TIME All editions Firday 7 p. m.

in ousiness worm or witn govt. Perry, Ia, Dance Every Wed. and Sat. no boulevard stop, $3, paid. day afternoon, Walter Maley Men Wanted 19 SURF, Clear Lakel Hazel's Band Fri.

Vern Wellington Sun. entered an appearance as coun Formal Dance Tues Deaths ROCKET ROLL. sel for Cave and the trial ARCHITECTURAL Draftsmen. experienced on large buildlnga. Tlna- By Carl Lundqulst.

BOSTON, MASS. (U.P.) The question mark pitching staff that was expected to hamper the pennant chances of the Boston Red Sox was getting revised respect Thursday. It has compiled the best all-around early season record of any mound corps in either major lea rue. 312 3RD ST. ley.

niggina and j-ignter. 526 Liberty Des Moines. I a. CARLSON Services for Mrs LEGION dance, Cummins, May 4 Vera Ullngworth Orchestra. BAYARD ballroom i.eo Dae gee Carlson of Ft.

Wayne, were held 2:30 p. m. today at the Dahl.itrom Funeral home. Interment Auto Mechanic NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston at Pittsburgh.

Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Boston.

Accident Record. (Aa reported to Des Molnea police.) 1946 1945 Acci- In- Acci- In-denta Jured denta gured Collision of automobilea 40 51 28 38 pedestrian 41 38 31 30 Automobile, street car or train 10 12 9 10 Other automobile accidents 19 20 11 21 Deaths. (As reported by Coroner A. E. Shaw.) 1946 1945 Jimmy Smith.

May 10. Table Tennis Loop in Playoff Anchor Serum won its final match in the men's table tennis league by defeating Walker Realty, 11-5. Phil Beach won all Wanted at Once vy ooti uyui cemetery. DALE for Reva Ann Dale Resorts Lake Properties 12 of 1216 9th Street, daughter of It was reported that Diltz was attending a convention in St. Louis, and supposedly was to have returned to Des Moines Wednesday night.

After the trial opened Thurs Must be Journeyman. If yon can qualify we offer vou steady employment and top wages. See Jack jonn ana rnoeoe Jwue, win be held irom unerai Home Friday, 10:00 a. m. Interment Highland CLEAR LAKE New 5 rm.

modern bungalow. Calif. window. South Shore. Very modern.

18 ft. living rm. Phone 2-0241. Mr. Dunn.

801 ijarqen There were SRAH'XM vices for Helen his games for the victors. Sargent Register and Tribune Bldg. Deatha to date, pedestrian struck by automobile 4 1 Deaths to date, automobile coucn. Brady Motors DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH. 120S Locust Des AUTO MECHANICS AND BODY MEN WANT to buy Minn.

Lake Shore the start about Graham of 1732 E. 25th Street were held 1 p. m. today at the Dahlstrom Funeral Home. Interment Glendale cemetery.

ElN-DERM AN Services for Le Roy M. Llnderman, age 86, of 1349 25th will be at the Harbach property. Ureter Brainera dint. Write Q-639. Register and Tribune.

BERXH CAKTSNew duplex. Mod Boston's hitting day morning with selection of a jury of eight men and four women, William Sheridan, assistant district attorney, made an opening statement for the govern street car or train Deaths to date, automobile collisions 1 Deaths to date, other automobile accidents 1 0 ern 4 rm. on South Shore. Mr. Iowa's largest motor car distributor Dunn.

801 Reg. and Trlb. Ble. runerai Home fTtaav 2:30 p. m.

requires 2 additional experienced Hudson mechanics, and one body imerment iniianoia. ia. and fender man. Apply in person or 15 Personals ment, and Morton S. Adler did the Building Permits.

Carl E. Johanaon, at iJ.515 University McCARTHY Services for Mrs. Daisy L. McCarthy of 3108 E. 8th Street will be held at Dunn's Funeral write us glvme qualifications.

HUDSON JONES AUTO CO. L. J. Lightfoot, 1408 Locust. ability.

But there were plenty about the pitchers since Manager Joe Cronin had to -start the season same for the defense. FUR coats cleaned, glazed and stored for $7.95. Fully Insured cold stor Home Friday afternoon at 1:30 D. M. Bowlers Hit 2,660 in A.B.C.

BUFFALO, N- The Main-liner quintet of Des Moines hit 2,660 in the American Bowling congress championships here Wednesday. Jake Sager's 184-220-185589 series paced the airport contin interment at Glenciaie. Auto Mechanic Prefer man with experience on Judge's Remark. Adler then told the court that fticjUKiay K. Mrs.

Martha James McCormnrk passed away at the home age up to value, isina r-eai, 417 Kresge. Call 3-14 22 for pickup. COLFAX SANITARTTTMT" Colfax, specially equipped for baths, Chrysler built car. Best working conditions, lop pay. HUMMEL 2822 Beaver.

PLYMOUTH-DESOTO DEALERS porch, $100. Raymond W. Jones, at 3639 Woodland alteration, C. E. Burt, 5004 Garfield porch.

$200. Guy Hesse, at 1608 Linden auto body repair shop, $500. E. Slattery. at 617 S.

Sixth porch. $100. J- Jess Slater, at 3851 Lawnwood drive, dwelling, $2,000. E. L.

Lilley, at 801 Bancroft dwelling, $4,500. for treatment of rheumatism, arthritis, neuritis, chronic ilia. Free vi ner oaupnier. ivirs. Harry uei-deck of 2628 East Walnut Street.

Services will be Friday 10 a. m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Clemons. Ia.

Feed beat Heck Ross, 11-5. Anchor Serum won the second half of the league play and will play Walker Realty, first half winners, for the team championship. The Anchor Serum team is made up of Carl Nidy, captain, Phil Beach, Jock Wallace, and Loren Powers. Second place honors went to the Sargent Feed team made up of Jack Sargent, captain, George Wicker, Gerry Van Ginkel and Joe Van Ginkel. The annual postseason Polk County tournament will be held Tuesday at 7 p.

m. at the Y.M.C.A. Final team standings: W. L. Pet.

Anchor Serum 149 82 .645 Feed 122 114 .517 Heck Rosa 106 121 .467 Walker Realty 90 150 .375 he was not in a position to proceed with the trial, and Judge Dewey said: Dookiet BAKER Pastry man.Phone 305WT FOR rent. 1946 model cars Puritan pastry Shop. Iowa ans, la. PASCUZZI Services for Santulla and trucks. 24 hour service.

TED McGREVEY RENT-A-CAR rascuzzi, age 78. will be Friday, 9:30 a. at St. John's church. Friends mav cal) at the Caldwell- BARTENDER Good position for exp.

man. Good hours. Apply Mgr. 515 7th St Ph. 3-6886.

STUDENTS will work oart time in jviciinon funeral Home MU1EL MKKWUUU. exchange for board and room or just gent individually while Buck Son-ner contributed 226-189-143 558. Mainliner. VTCKERY Services for Miss Aril Bella Vickery of 1208 E. 27th BOY for SDortinz zoods deDartmen: Experience necessary.

Here Is ior room; also want 10 rent rooms or apartments. Ph. 4-6253. BUT Bill we can't buv new furniture. street will be held 3 p.

m. Friday Contagious Diseases. (In Des MoineV) New leased Deatha Scarlet fever 24 5 0 0 at ine uanistrom tfinerai Home. opportunity to learn. See Mr.

Onal. Let's buy old and paint it ourselves interment ivuirel Hill cemetery. Guy Seller 155 190 164 500 Art Coloismo 168 140 182 490 DAVIDSONS. 7TH AND WALNUT. witn iv fcnamei.

Mcintyres Sports Department. Funeral Homes "This trial has been put off twice to accommodate Mr. Diltz, but I don't want to be put in the position of interfering with the rights of the defendant, so we will adjourn until after lunch." Sheridan, in his opening statement, told the jury the government would prove that Cave filed false federal income tax returns for the years 1941 to 1944 inclu Diphtheria 1 0 0 Measles 4 0 0 Tvphold fever 2 0 0 Whooping cough 2 0 Jane sager 1S4 220 1S5 589 Hub Rainwater ...150 178 186 514 Buck Sonner 22ft 189 143 558 Totals 883 917 860 2,660 BUS BOYS Enamel, 804 Walnut. BOOKKTepInG. ACCOUNTING.

TAX RETURNS. STATEMENTS. MONTHLY RATES. BROWN'S 7-4107 Pleasant alr-condltioned coffee shoo. Good salary.

Excellent working con MOVING and Cratlnc. 2 Homes for City Wide Service. 2505 W. Grand. 1204 K.

Grand. 4-5181. R-624. WHITE FUNERAL HOMES. MAC'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE 110 6th Ave.

3-7427. 5-642S. ditions. APPLY HOSTESS. RANDOLPH HOTEL Skater STORAGE Household goodsi HatcH Cemeteries Monuments 3 Bowling News Transfer and Storage- 101 Court.

Res. 5-5783. Off. 4-4273. MOVTNG LdcaTahd LongD1stance.

WARE TRANSFER AND STORAGE, BUS BOYS Excellent Working Condition. Good Pav. Good Hours, Continued from Page 28. GLENDALE MONUMENT CO. 4810-21 University Ave Des Moines sive, and then attempted to con 12th and Keosauqua.

3-6161 SEA FOOD GROTTO. 811 WALNUT "ALICE FAYE'S MASSAGE SHOT5: WOMEN'S MIDTOWN AT CENTRAL RlTSTBOY" Iowa's largest selection of monuments and markers. Write or see us Skondras Restaurant. 311 6th. Steam cabinet.

All new operators. Open 9 to 9. 842H 8th. 3-6672. Jieauy Airways New Monarrh 2.

Employers Mutual 1 Woods 3. Dunran'K Anierlewn iki.tlui BUTCHER to operate or buy looker on his feet and hammer blows on his tortured spine gradually broke his bones apart. LlDDLE'S TRAILER CAMP7" Tor your monumental needs. "MERLE-RAY MEM6RIaEPARK. Beautiful Cemetery.

Why pay more? Tony'a O. Ellen Ryan 163-157-1 UU piant. armer a aiuiuai co-op. Creamery Center Junction, Trailer space mo. osio s.

w. lutn. lowa. BTJTTERMaKER Iowa Pall ceal the correct amount of his in come from tax officials. Sheridan said that Cave kept most of his income in safe deposit boxes, but that his regular bank account coincided closely with the Income he reported for the four years.

PROGRESSIVE AT CENTRAL Printing 3, Hash Rocky's 2, f'nla Cole Trailers 2. Make Your neXT MOVE "WISE." Local and Long Distance. 4-3520. Free est. Wise.

7-3534. Poultry -A Egg Iowa Falla. Ia. Florists CABINET MAKERS, steady work. 1: Blue Ribbon 2, Eagles Lodge 1.

Lott Cressler had made a leather head harness, with ropes leading from it up through the hooks In the ceiling and back down to the good wages. aro, co FUNERAL SPRAYS. PLANTS. Car Washer rira -01-4 ll-l film, Wilbur San hill 166-234-196 596, -Crossland 213-183- 177 573. WOMEN'S CITY AT CENTRAL.

MCNn'. I PdmI FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS AND CORSAGES, geraniums, 35a, 50c swinging handholds. with only one man, Cecil jf j- (Tex) Hughson, xex hcghsox. who had been a consistent winner judged by pre-vrar standards. Top Both Leagues.

Surprising even Cronin, his starting quartet of Hughson, Joe Dobson, Mickey Harris and Dave (Boo) Ferriss, now is in the midst of a six-game winning streak in which none has required relief. Moreover they lead both leagues In winning completed games with 10 to date, three more than the Yankees and Cardinals, who each have played seven in which the starter has needed no relief. Hughson and Harris each have pitched three complete games while Ferriss and Dob-son have turned in two apiece. Ferriss, the drawling righthander from Shaw, pitched one of the best games of his career Wednesday, topping the visiting Tigers, 13-1 on four hits while the Red Sox were doing some characteristic slugging against three Detroit pitchers. Early Lead.

Alton Benton, the usually brilliant spring pitcher for the Tigers, was touched for four straight hits in the first inning before he could retire a batter. Boston made four runs in the first, three in the second and one in the third. George Metkovich with a triple and three singles for a perfect day at bat, led the winners. Ferriss didn't yield a hit after the fifth. Must be experienced.

Steady work. Good pay. Mid-Town Motors. 1223 Locust St. Elected Church Parley Chairman WATERLOO, IA.

UP) In the absence of Bishop C. H. Stauf-facher, Kansas City, Dr. J. A.

Haehlen, Des Moines, district superintendent, was elected chairman of the eighty-sixth conference of the Evangelical church at the opening session Wednesday night in Calvary Evangelical church here. Bishop Stauffacher is on a missionary tour in China and according to conference officials, it is the first time in 40 years that a chairman was elected from the floor of the Evangelical conference. The Rev. G. H.

Bamford, Mason City, was elected secretary of the conference, which continues through Sunday. An estimated 75 pastors and 40 laymen attended the opening session Wednesday night. For seven days McGowan went Hlcks 148 127 95lO'land 151 118 136 MCole 161 132 112Wney 150 124 112 VCole 136 134 168iLust 101 132 102 Pltl'y 134 111 93iC'nine 120 164 119 H'm'n 128 170 144lNece 164 170 175 LADIES' ALTERATIONS Mrs. Boehler. 6-5514.

SEWINS machines, guaranteed, repairing, all makea under factory trained supervision. YOUNKERS. RI VE1 9 4 SCA RST DURSE V. COMMERCIAL, AND PLEASURE. SAM'S Rent-a-Car 8ta.

9th, High. FTrTE-WATCHREPATRlNG7 AH work guar. 3-7 day service. NOLANDJLRY. 3Q2 C.

C. Bk. Bldg. 2TPPES3; Pockets replaced on pants. Gen.

re-pairing. Rose Kron, 409 15, rm. 101. ana tuc ea. iantana-s, petunias, a gem turns and oumeroua other planta.

Potted tomatoea, Rutger and Extra Early, 5o each. Open Eves and Sun. until June 20th, BACH FLORAL, 1540 2nd. 3-626L through this ordeal and it worked The government contends that Cave's "take" from slot machines which he placed in Moose lodges in Des Moines, Marshalltown, Boone and Webster City totaled Hdcp. 7 7 71Hdcp.

0 Under the hammer blows the skater's twisted back straightened slowly and stubbornly like a bent Flowers for All Occasions 686 708 644 Carpet Layers For permanent, well paid employ' ment write to J. W. Ward, loun kers, Des Moines 6. YOUNKERS amp Hdw Tls 714 681 Cozy Cafe. bert 134 137 H'ran 106 133 P'lmaa 96 109 Miller 134 141 Cocks 140 137 Hdcp.

0 6191 'TIS I Brown 1481 Scott 132' Brady 127S'pson HSlC-tello 124! B'elow 01 Hdcp. FUNERAL SPRAYS. Dally deliveries to all Des Molnea. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 4-1112 Flower Shop First Floor E.

YOUNKERS 93 110 115 84 124 135 109 89 145 112 126 127 spike. Becomes Spine Again. $190,320, and that he evaded $79, 477 in taxes. Evidence. CHEF for hotel In nearby city.

Top Smith Sewer Service. 4-6776 Sewers Cleaned Electrically. MOVInS Local and Ions distance. salary, exceptional opportunity, oth 130 150 131 er advantages, write a-4o. neeis The solid wall of bone broke 16 16 16 I.Ct;.

author. Insured. KESSELL ter and Tribune. apart and became a spine again CUT Flowers, plants, corsages. Berard's Flowers "2821 Forest SEKBrpCOWEKS: T'ls 544 615 669 Adler asked the jurors to pay Construction Superintendents Mac-Donald.

close attention to the evidence, Order bv ohone. Olson 120 131 146 L'elof 157 105 157 OR GENERAL, FOREMEN for housing projecta in various parts of Iowa and Wisconsin. Writa 0-662. Gradually the calcium passed off, and the returning blood surged in to bring new elastic life LA VERE BRAUCHT. T'ls 610 657 644 Dick's Grill.

I T'lant 155 10U 161 H'son 141 132 119 Clark 94 72 95 Lynch 137 145 159 Krieg 139 139 139 Hdcp. 23 23 23 3-6191. and stressed the point that the O'qulst 113 126 95 Register and Tripune May H7 151 136 M'D'n" 118 115 133 COOK, second, experienced. Apply burden of proof is on the govern ment. to his bones and muscles.

Hdcp. 0 0 0 Chef Hayes, grace kaiNBUJI TRANSFER, 325 K. 5th. 3-5163. IT'S time to turn to your A i P.

SUPER MARKET where low prices prevail every day. BRIVINiTTo San Francisco May 4 or 5. Take 3. Ref. exch.

705 Park St. Apt 205. care for children In my heme. Afternoon and evenings. 709 Ar- thur 6-S657.

I XTH A Massage Parlor, 1045 6th. Open 11-9. Sun. 1-5. 3-8414.

MAN, wife driving to L. A. or Long ReachMav 6, take 2. B-7454i Refs. Will Care for Small baby Funeral Sprays Dajrsons Florists, 4902 Univ.

5-1361. FUNERAL" sprays. Fresh flowers. Morris's. 20th Woodland.

3-4612. ntelsen greenhouse: Phone 3-0101. 1900 High. ROOM 708 Locust. McGowan could walk upright T'ls 689 620 T'ls 655 628 667 CUSTODIAN for' Waukee Cona.

A note of levity was interjected Into the rather solemn court pro Club. HM-rtng-w ller. school to start May 11th. Absolute and skate again. O'sner 166 144 ly top salary for 12 mo.

Job. Prefer middle aged single man witn acnooi cedure when Judge Dewey ques 696 177 141 148 143 15S L'L'ter 128 166 137 A'rson 125 136 166 W'sler 155 177 158 Dunn 15 184 12K LeeL 159 180 157 Hdcp. 13 13 13 Lost and Found 8 maintenance exp. Apply oupu K. Lancer.

Waukee. la. 146 145 148 155 183 121 145 155 Willis M'oles C'bell S'riers Hdcp. The other half of the apache tioned the jurors as to their competency to sit in the trial. The CyTTn ER Pressman 154.

SO pel- IN MY HOME. 4-6539. ADDRESSOGRAPH machine left on dance is Mrs. McGowan. A 13-year-old daughter, Joan Ann, BRING your real estate problems to lawn during Country CluD rire, undoubtedly picked up In error.

Re- week and cylinder reeoera 940 per week. Also men experienced on verticals. Millers or Kelley presses wanted. 40 hr. week, vacations and 3 T'ls 739 836 759 Rlvervlew.

T'ls 760 748 764 Sheriff Overturff. Lvnch 146 165 172 Metier inv. c'o. 3-51)81. Eve.

BETTY'S MASSAGE SHOP. 1219 25th. Hrs. 10 a. m.

to 10 p.m. warn, can Hansen Paroled Harvey Hansen, 27, Thursday was granted a parole from the Anamosa reformatory where he was serving a five-year sentence for assault with intent to rob. He was committed from Audubon county. Br'ker 125 150 173 paid holidays. WALLACE HOMESTEAD CO.

CTtTVTNQ '4 2 CHev. to "Detroit Sat. court asked if any of the jurors had ever held public office, and John Diehl of Boone said he had been a postmaster up to 1932. "I see," said the judge, "you must be a Republican." 1912 Grand Ave. does acrobatics on skates on the same program.

The McGowans have appeared in several movies, including "Ice Follies:" Hall 123 177 171IF'wler 116 110 143 Owena 128 137 148IOTvie 147 151 110 Ryan 167 197 135'PhH'ps 167 116 180 H'dl'k 144 147 158IOTvie 130 187 159 Hdcp. 21 0 121 Hdcp. .0 28 0 Take 4. Ref. exch.

3-4829. TVRTVTNfT" to LTA. by Frisco. Fri. or Sat.

Take 4. Refs. exch. 4-0239. BILLFOLD lost Brown lea! Vets keepsake from mother.

Discharge papers, legion card, other valuable papers and money. Reward. 6-4183. UlLt.FOLD'lost Sun. nlKht 9th and College or 6th Ave.

bus. Veteran's discharge and other valuables. 5-3151. DAY Clerk Earl Hotel. 7Q9 Mulberry.

Continued bnNexTPag WANT-boaTrcIariT" room for aged woman. 7-1965. Tls 729 823 796) Tin 685 742 765.