Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 8

MAR. 4, 1916. DES MOINES TIUUUNE 8 Iowans Out of Army Iowans Out of Navy Lt. J. F.

Carroll Is Declared Dead Lt. James F. Carroll, 25, naval aviator missing since Feb. 16, 1945, has been declared dead of Clinton Lea F. Donahue.

Charles M. Sawyer. Davenport Robert L. Jester. Des Moines Robert H.

Dunivent, 31t3 Fiftieth Frank Elifritz, 917 Marion Herbert 3. Smith, 654 Forty-first Rt. Fairfield John J. Haifley. Farley Lyle V.

Reed. llornick Edwin D. Beem. Lake Mills Roger N. Sheimo.

I.lvernMtre Donald S. Armstrong. Marathon Leroy T. Larson. Mnxiuoketa James L.

White. Mount sterling Fred J. Heminger. Ontario Robert O. Wierson.

Orange City Gerrit Rens. Oskaloosa. Theodore F. Sampson. Ottumwa Roscoe L.

Fleming. Ottisen Alf Lee. Parkershurg Fred Cirksena, jr. Rockwell City Dudley L. Woodward.

Sehleswig William J. Meyerink. Sioux City Holland L. Rasmussen. Stanwood Wallace L.

Reid. Strawberry Point Alwin M. Zwanziger. Vinton James W. Primrose Waterloo Dale M.

Kirschman, James W. Winters. West Branch; V. C. Stlnocher.

Has Home Ready For Wife, Baby A home, furnished and set up for housekeeping, awaits Mrs. Howard McKenzie, New Zealand wife of a Des Moines man, and their 1-year-old daughter, Jo Anne. McKenzie, a laboratory technician at Veterans hospital, Maid Monday hit wife and baby were on the S. S. Monterey, due to land at San Francisco, Tuesday.

The family will live at 118S Bird st. McKenzie was in service 41 months, first in the heavy artillery and later in the medical corps. He met his wife, then Miss Sonya Perl, daughter of a doctor in Auckland, New Zealand, while he was in a hospital there. They were married Dec. 2, 1943.

McKenzie last saw his wife shortly after the birth of Jo Anne. He then went to Saipan and came from there to the United States to receive his discharge. ALMANAC National Weather. Highest temperature during 24 hours and lowest temperature in 12 hours ending at 6:30 a. m.

Monday; precipitation for 24 hours: Station High 7 74 39 47 51 77 33 S7 64 61 51 43 72 3o 74 69 5B (iO 4 74 7ft 52 74 47 7.T 71 5 72 K0 71 5S 40 SI 38 54 32 53 60 Low Prec. Alouquerque Atlanta Bismarck. N. D. Boise.

Idaho BoMon Brownsville. Tex. Butte. Mont Cheyenne Chicago Columbus Detroit Dtiluth El Paso Kargo, N. Fort Worth Jacksonville, Fla.

Kansas City La Crosse. Wis. Los Angeles Louisville Memphis in mi Minneapolis New Orleans New York North Platte, Neb. Oklahoma City Omaha Portland. Ore.

Pueblo, Col Phoenix Raleigh. N. C. Rapid City, S. D.

Reno St. Louis Salt Lake City San Francisco Sault Ste. Marie Seattle Washington, D. C. 46 0 46 14 0 31 0 34 67 0 12 .01 21 49 0 47 45 0 10 0 48 8 61 0 42 0 5 0 33 48 54 r.3 I) 60 0 22 5 1 4 2 0 25 0 56 0 35 .12 44 0 36 0 48 I) 40 24 25 0 58 29 .11 48 0 21 43 .01 36 0 from naval service at this center on Mar.

2: Albert City Carl A. BJorklund. Belmond Philip A. Lowenberg. Blenrnfi Frederick B.

Helsler. Brooklyn Henry H. Collum. Cascade Allen J. Gearhart.

Cedar Falls Dale H. Boyseti, Raymond L. Friis. Cedar Rapids Martin Behel, Donald L. Cornfllus, Wencil J.

Fiala, Robert C. Garrison. Central City Dale E. Correll. Centervllle James H.

Finks. Clarion Keith R. Alversou, Lawrence R. Tuttle. Clinton Leo F.

Donahue. Council Bluffs George W. Kissel. Creseo Parnell A. Huber.

Creston Ralph A. Berger. Cylinder Eddie H. North. Davenport Harold E.

Gilmore, Carl R. Stabler, L. L. Strassburger. Denison Robert M.

Rosburg. Des Moines Marvin N. Jamison, 1057 Ninth Donald G. Olmstead, 2424 Des Moines Louis R. Priebe, 1333 Second Eugene F.

Shewmaker, 2911 Kingman Raymond F. Timmons, 1446 Wilson ave. Dow City Glen Fouts. Dubuque Thomas S. Canavan, Edgar Masscey, Eugene M.

Sweeney. Elrion Clarence D. Finney. Fairfield John J. Haifley.

Fort Dodge Joseph J. Lynn, Charles D. Macken. Fort Madison John V. Azinger.

(iarner Bert B. Cavanaugh. Henderson William M. Harbor. Iimi City Raymond B.

Murray. Jefferson Richard E. Lane. Jnlley Zane G. Griswold.

Lake Mills Vincent T. Hylbak. I.c.Mars Carl M. Durr. Marlon Clair H.

Keenan. Marshalltown Bernard O. Swanson. Mason City Frank V. Tickal, Jr.

Harold L. Hudson. Menlo V. Chrlstensen. Mount Vernon Claude B.

Kllmo. Newton Clifford C. Rinehart. Oakvllle Kenneth L. Stigge.

Oskaloosa Theodore F. Sampson. Oltuniwa Orville F. Heokart, John T. North.

Keith D. Wignall. Perry Dorman D. Lewlston. Prlmghar Burnell T.

Menke. Bed Oak Norman E. Tornholm. Kock Valley Henry J. Talsma.

Sheffield Gerald W. Harris. Sheldon Raymond J. Schlecht. sioux City Kenneth E.

Bastdo, Wayne Mitchell, John N. Perschy, Max A. Stidfole. Stockton Eugene E. Parrman.

Tama Mason F. Feisel. Traer Allan E. Bovey. Washington Donald A.

Doran. Waterloo James Horsfall, Karl R. Johnson, Richard W. Koch. Gerald J.

Pint. West Branch Earl T. Heald. Williams Kenneth W. Bryan.

CAMP McCOY, WIS. The following Iowans have been discharged from the army here: Armstrong SSgt. Lyle L. Hoppus. Boone Cpl.

Curtis C. Ewing. Cpl. Lawrence D. Hull, Sgt.

Bovsel P. Samuelson. allender Sgt. Robert Hall. Des Moines Pfc.

Walter R. Campbell, 957 Twentvthlrd SSgt. Lewis A. Nelson, 2731 Fifty sixth Sgt. Clifton Wood.

1806 Franklin ave. Dubuque Cpl. Walter H. Brehens. Elk Horn T4 Hans E.

Hansen. Humboldt Sgt. Robert Jacobson. Keystone SSgt. Harvey H.

Tecklen-burg. Mason City Sgt. Glenn C. Wilhite. Ottnmwa Cpl.

Francis Swanson. Perry Sgt. Frank R. Hoes, sioux City Sgt. Harold C.

Scott. Sioux Rapids T4 Otto G. Anderson. Winterset Sgt. John A.

Mills. Mrs. Florence Buck Treated for Burns Mrs. Florence Buck, 32, of 1225 E. Nineteenth Monday was taken to Broadlawns General hospital by police after an oil tove she was working with in her home suddenly flared, burning her face and hands.

Attendants at the hospital said the burns were not serious. Parole Beaman Gene Beaman, 21, Monday was paroled from Anamosa reformatory where he was serving a three-year sentence for conspiracy. He was committed from Jasper county. DIAMONDS. 17s Est.

1803 1 1 519 Locust ENBERG J) EWELRY Waterproof Watches We Specialize In Costume Jewelrj- ficially, the navy department has inf armed his wife, Betty Jean Carroll, 1415 Twenty ninth now visiting in Richland, Wash. Lieute a Carroll is the son of Paul W. Carroll, Davenport, and Mrs. Hessie L. Carroll.

Bonners CARKWU Ferry, Idaho. His daughter, Judith Ann, 1 year old, was born soon after he went to sea. A graduate of Roosevelt High school, Lieutenant Carroll enlisted in the navy in 1941. After serving as an instructor at Jacksonville and Miami, he was ordered to the Pacific. He was piloting a fighter plane off the aircraft carrier Bennington when he failed to return from a mission over an airfield near Tokyo.

Surviving, besides his widow, daughter, and parents, are a brother Paul, now with the armed forces in Japan and his grandmother, Mrs. B. F. Carroll, 2937 Cottage Grove, with whom he lived in Des Moines. The Tower of Babel, at the Chaldean city of Ur in lower Mesopotamia, has completely Vir i mmi Mini mtmMmmimm Iowa Brides Arriving SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

The following dependents from Australia of Iowa servicemen, tentatively listed as aboard the Monterey, are scheduled to arrive here Tuesday. This is only a partial list of the ship's passengers. A complete list of army and navy dependents boarding in New Zealand or navy dependents boarding at Sydney is not available. (Authorities emphasize that the following lists are not corrected as of the sailing date, cannot be rechecked on arrival, and relatives should not contact the port of debarkation or newspapers for further information.) Davenport Evelyn J. Behrend, dependent of Cpl.

R. W. Behrend. Manly Patricia Haacke, dependent of Pfc. W.

G. Haacke. Sidney Gwendolen Orr, dependent of Sgt. T. O.

Orr. Tripoli Dorothy Annie Bany; James F. Bany, 4 months, dependents of Cpl. A. H.

Bany. Iowa Weather. Highest temperature during 24 hours and lowest temperature in 12 hours ending at 6:30 a. m. Monday; precipitation lor z-i HOU13.

Station. Higl Atlantic 71 Burlington JJ Pre- Low. cip. 33 .16 47 0 32 0 47 0 36 .12 41 0 40 35 .1 4 30 29 27 0 GREAT LAKES, ILL. The following Iowans were discharged Feb.

28 from the naval service at this center: Bedford Rov L. Volkmar. Clarion Paul H. Schueller. Coin James J.

Crocker. Danville Clifford Dean. Davenport John W. Ludtke, Marjorie Ruth Seaman. lies Moines Robert D.

Baker, 2229 S. Union James A. Mekus. 1811 Sixth G. W.

Battina, 3619 Seventieth st. Dubuque Clarence Hamilton, Willard C. Orr. Mason City Elmer O. Hoffman.

Schaller James B. Lynch. Shenandoah Robert D. Stokes. Waterloo Alijah A.

Bell. The following Iowans were discharged from naval service at Great Lakes in Feb. 27: Artel Mathynn E. Mickel. Burlington Barbara J.

Copas, Arlene M. Eisner. Raymond W. Morris. Cedar Rapids Frank Golad.

enterville Beal K. Scott. Derby C. Parkis. Davenport Eugene Block.

Bettendorf Leslie A. Meyers. Davenport Jack S. Hushes. Des Moines Betty J.

Hartzer. 1006 Pennsylvania ave. M. Norman, 615 Thirty-seventh Rose M. Hozer, 3702 Douglas James P.

Smyth, 2503 High Paul R. Murphy, 1508 Tichenor at. Osage Richard R. May. Thompson Edwin E.

Christ. Oravlly Willis F. Kimpton. Yllllsca Leonard L. Stevenson.

Muscatine J. J. Bielefeld. The following Iowans were discharged from naval service at Great Lakes on Feb. 26: Amen Glenn A.

Blanchard. Clinton Merle Baker. Davenport Howard C. Lundvall. Des Moines Randall T.

Klein. 2506 Terrace road; Roland E. Franquemont. Enimetsburg Noraian A. Schacht.

Fairfield Lerov R. Carlson. Fort Dodge Roger C. Osmanson. Mstl Bclford A.

Walker. ltumwa Albert E. Davis. West Des Moines Wavne L. Decker.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. The following Iowans were discharged Spring Breeze Economy and Quality for Budget-lSLinded Shoppers! The Workers' Menu's (C NT0Ur'3LSELl3SS 4 Uniform sa 1 II to 46 Like a The following Iowans were discharged from naval service at Minneapolis on Mar. 1: Ames Richard A. Oernes. Boone Harold A.

Chinstedt. Burlington Glenn W. Rosslter. Cedar It spirt Donald W. Gugler.

Clear Lake Conlan A. Monaghen. Easy 'I Coveralls of Sanforized-Shrunk herringbone twill in teal blue. Snap fasteners, sturdy and practical for shop work and all odd jobs around the home. Add Zest to Your Suit THE IOWA Licenses to Wed in Iowa, (l.tKIM)A William Mannasmith.

net Dorotnv Dowell. 19, both of Coin;) Louis McGinnis. legal, and Zona ile- Cormick. legal, both of Stanton. DAVEXPORT Orvllle A.

Korthaiis and Ruti) A. Wendel. both of Durant; Nicho-j F. Ruh! and Cleo A. Thompson.

Beukmvillc. Kv. Norbert J. Shannon and I'hvliis J. Sothmann; Welilon H.

f'ottrell ami lxirraine J. Schmidt, both of Musca- I tine: Hans Tliornseti and Mary Brown, both of Clintin; Karl W. Sihafer and: Kranrri L. Morns: Ilenrv E. Phelps and I.uvina Mvers.

both of Rock Island. Cyril Costello and Helen K. Buresch; Lorrn K. )aitnn and Suzanne L. Hessert; Harold A.

Oebhauer and Alice G. Wilcox; Hor.ald A. Fennell and Bernice A. Klindt; William E. Micheel and Audrey M.

Sehricker: Alfred P. G. Schwan. Marshall and Doris E. Oettert: tred A Weob.

Kansas City. and La-VaiiEhn Amlresen: Marvin L. Christiansen and Marjorie 1.. Hixon, Rock Inland. 111.: William P.

Oray and Norma Thompsrn: Adams and Dorris TacKe. Moline. pimald R. Schrrck and Rotierta Petersen; Archiei K. Cook.

Minneapolis. and Velma A. 'i'he, (irund Gt-orne Isen-b-rt and Phvliis Maon: Don C. Dietz, Walcott and Patricia Graaff: John T. Hart.

Lone Grove, and Marcarel Mc-Miihon: Arthur J. Wilton, and Vera K. Ihlefelrt: Warren O. Cockayne, Wlnfield. and Hope L.

Swartzenrtruber; Malcolm Pringle and Jeanette M. Cherry; framtiel W. Perkins, Jacksonville. and Helen E. Tnnn: Kenneth A.

Borgmann and Dorothy E. Hoechst Harold True, Buffalo, and Rosemary Northup; Deith R. McManlev and Ima J. Shaner. both of Muscatine: John W.

Lange and Grace M. Drummond: Melvm L. Steiner. Chicago, lil and Marcia M. Izove: Donald Clark-on and Wilma Dohson: Kenneth A.

B'rtts. Batavia. N. and Lillian M. Stull; Hen-rv L.

Ault and Dorothy M. Mosher, both of Rock Isiand, La Verne W. King and Anna M. McCabe; William K. Schlump.

and Lula I. Rhoades: Harry Elwood and Helnn Johnson, both of Minneapolis. Joseph C. Revelle. and Edith M.

Carstens, both of Buffalo; Fred Hansen. Lisbon, and Ella C. Mannagh, Iowa City. Clarence H. Carey, legal, and Winifred Jaggs Belick.

legal. NEWTON Marion I.ee Birkenholtz. legal. Monroe, and Ruth Kooyman, legal, Bondurant: Donald N. Morris.

19, and Mary Streck. 17, both of Grinnell. NORTIIUOOn Robert M. Anys. 25.

West O.ivc. and Ruth Stramiell, legal. Axtoria, Malcolm Iuncan. 22. and Ros.mary Junjak.

IK. both of Minneapolis. Donald Noska, 24. and June tenney. 1 both of St.

Paul, Minn. AT I Kl IHt Walter II. Fagerlinrt. le-Sl. and Lucille Mulvey.

legal: Irwin 2H. Beaman. and Arlene Hansen, 21. Cedar Falls: Lyman J. Hansen.

19. and Aileen Maust. IS; Donald Joseph King. and Lura Fern Boggg. both of Cedar Falls: Herman Kure Boss.

2.1. eerier palls, and Rosie Ann Yeoman, IK. M-mtirello; Robert Prothero. and 1 'rfn '-S, both of (M-lwcin: Mer-rild Kortine. nil Alrttm Margaret Burke ItsivfV Sprtl'l, 27.

and Doro-Inv 27; KrMtolln Pelers. 'JH. and Veronica Korger. 21, both of Cedar Palls: Max Carlvlr Hmltli. 2H.

nnil Muriel Irene Butterfielit. 2-i Burdette Eugene lNtrl. 22, and Peggy Jean Scolls. UllkllV Olnf Johnson. 22, and Dons Brien.

25. Harpers Ferry. I.irenen to Wed Outside low St. AI.HI KT I.EA. MINN.

Russell A. Peltry and Nina Buss, both of Cerro Jorto countv: AUred W. Peasley and Jean 1. Benson, both of Cerro Gordo county; Albert A. Wilkinson and Martha C.

Mad-eon, both of Cerro Gordo county. Iowa Deaths. Mrs. Malidda Evans. 93: Mrs.

Clay Hedrick, at Cedar Rapids. Bl KIJNGTON" Alicia Doran. 72: Mrs. Kathleen Matson. former resident, at A l-tadena.

Cal. Mrs. Anna Roegch. 83; Mrs. Amanda Eliret.

88; infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. E. Gray: James Vande-vert. 72: Mrs. Christina Avrry, 76; Mary F.Uerhoff.

77; Rolwrl Loving. 63; Mrs. Amaiie Naumann. former resident, at St. 1'aul.

August Janssen. 83: Mrs. Mary Wenleke. 69; Leonard Bettmger. 8(1.

I r.M'OK Vivian Henneman. 20; Wallace J. McKenzle. 4(1. former resident, at Chicago.

111. Elmer Sheckler. 72; Prank Hayek. 52: Robert M. McKlnney.

at Reno. Nv Mrs. Ruth Schmidt. 41: William Blelendorf. 62; James Ken-nicutt.

79. former resident, at St. Paul. Matilda Plett. KO.

of Sunbtiry; Mrs. Lawrence M. Holllday, former real-oent, at Winter Haven. P. Stead-man.

61. former resident, at Palm Beach. William Christopher Kinley. 62; Edwin AScGratti. 4.1.

Il I tl -Arnold Thelsen. 18, of Luxemburg, vtruck by an automobile. AK.Ml.NGTO-Miss Francis Wright, 60 IOW i ITV Miss Margaret Cash, SO. I.S.MONI W. P.

Cochran. 67. MONTH KLI.O Archie Bender. 48. NEW TON Mrs.

Adnanna Rederus, 85. MiKWAl Adam Primrose. 76. INTO.N Walter Burgess. 78.

IAril.LO Mrs. George Gresham, 67; Mrs. Alma Neuse Weaver. AI HON Mrs. John H.

Johnson, 82: Mrs. Thomas Hanson. 90, at San Jose, Cal. Des Moines Deaths. BLAW5 Harry.

87. of 4069 Kingman died Monday at Iowa. Methodist hospital. SHIPMA.V Hazel Pauline. 3.

daughter of Mr and Mrs John 8m E. Twenty-tnird died Sunday at Broadlawns General hospital. gTAKKORD George. 73. of 1614 Forty-first died Sunday at home.

Des Moines Births. MURRAY Mr. and Mrs. William. 701 Parnetl a son, born Sunday at the Wilden Osteopathic hospital.

Contagious Diseases. (In Des Moines) Cases fever 17 Chicken pox 1 New leased Dea'hs 2 1 Meetings klssni rlub Wednesday noon at Hotel Fort Des Moines: speaker. Brig. Gen. r.eorge Olmsted, subject, "Our Stake in China." o-Iermtlve rlub Tuesday noon at Hotel Fort Des Moines; sie.iker.

Hugh Jackson, deputy superintendent of the Mate banking department; mibject, runctlons of the Banking Department." r.mt Moines eliiH Tuesday noon In eluli rooms: political Jamboree" Willi members of the city council, and other candidates. Iteuartmrnt of r.nwn'i Affairs. hMtn-ber 4 itmnirrre Tu-sday noon at Grace Eansom tearcaiin: siieakrr. Jean Stout Brown: subject, "Iowa Famous Women." Thursday, p. ro.

at Y.W.C.A., discussion of Americanism by high and parochial school students. Boy Admits Rifling Fraternity Mail Box A 16-year-old Des Moines boy Monday admitted to the police juvenile bureau the robbery of mail boxes in the Phi Gamma fraternity house, 3205 Grand Capt. John Gill, head of the bureau, said. The boy, who escaped from Eldora several months ago, was employed as a house boy at the fraternity house. No estimate on the loss was available, Gill said.

Killed by Truck. ANAMOSA, I A. (JP An elderly inmate of the Jones county home, Paul Kruger, was killed Saturday night when struck by a truck as he was walking along Highway 151 between Lang-worthy and Monticello. AlV EK1 l-EMEM You bet Bobby loves Ex-Lax! And sodomillionsof other children. They think that chocolate taste is super! Mothers trust Ex-Lax, too, because it's so thoroughly effective, yet so nic and gentle! Hot Sizes 36 wider' for an EXTRA MEASURE of style Service Jackets Service jackets of navy blue twill, blanket lined, zipper front.

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Highest temperature year ago today, Lowest temperature year ago today. Moon. (Furnished by Drake university municipal observatory') M.v.n rises Mar. 5 Moon sets Mar. 5 8 :35 p.

m. Precipitation. Downtown weather station data Amount 24 hours ending at 7 a. m. Mondav i' 'A? Accumulated deficiency since Mar.

1.. .5 Accumulated excess since Jan. 1 -a Shippers Forecast. Prepare perishable shipments for the following open country temperatures In Iowa Monday night: northern halt to. southern half 30.

Traffic. The following persons mu" nicipal court between 11 m. Saturday and 11 a. m. Monday on traffic charges Names, addresses and dispositions are tho-ie which appear on court records.

Before Judge Don Allen. rreil r. Bernhard, 3835 Tenth Bo glgnul light stop. paid. Martha W.

Davenport. 424 Fifty-first no boulevard stop, $3, paid. George. E. Kreeborn, 1217 Maple no iHiulevard slop, $3, paid, Inadequate brakes, S3, paid.

Kalph B. Hamlll. 2020 Thirty-ninth no signal light stop, S3, paid. George C. I-ant-s 1327 Thirty-first no signal light stop, S3, paid.

George. V. Martin. 580B Meredith drive, speeding 47 miles an hour In a 30-mile one, $15, paid. Donald l-tigslejr.

1539 Thirtieth speeding 47 miles an hour In a 25-mile zone, $15, paid, and no signal light stop, S3, paid. Jean John Singer. 1329 Oak Park ave speeding 45 milts an hour in a 30-mile zone, $15. pnid. Kenneth Wayne May, 1533 Eighteenth reckies driving, $25.

paid. Frank Craig; Glebrick, 3406 E. Twenty-ninth no signal light stop, $3, paid. Accident Record. (As reported to Des Moines police) Acci- In- Acci- Indents jured dents jured Collision of automobiles 19 23 13 17 Automobiles-pedestrian 17 16 IS 17 Automobile, street car or train 9 10 Other automobile accidents 7 8 15 DEATHS, (As reported by Coroner A.

E. Shaw) Deaths to date, pedestrian struck by automobile Deaths to date, automobile, street car or train 2 1 i a Building Permits. Charles E. Allen, at 3810 Fifteenth card cp SO0 Robert T. Jones, at BOB 8.

E. Twenty-sixth court, basement (temporary dwelling $50(1. Sam Levitt, at 2056 E. Grand masonry store building. JB.50O.

F. E. Pmith, at 5505 Ovid dwelling. 011(1. Jm-k Kennedy, st 2504 Forest drive, dwelling addition.

S3O0. Ross Francisco, at 1810 Eighth garage, $500. C. T. Nelson, at 326 Arthur garage.

$210. John Rldgway. at 3817 Fifty-Second temporary dwelling. Divorces Asked. fPolk County.) John Wesley Exter vs.

Lucille Norton Exter. Neta N. Shepherd vs. Raymond r. Shepherd.

Divorces Granted. fPolk County.) John Vuclch from Anna Vuclch. Hecyl D. Havnes from Mary A. Haynes.

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