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OFFICIAL WEATHER BULLETIN. Dec. 30, 1953 DES MOINES TRIBUNE 13 IOWA ALMANAC Marriage Licenses. (Polk County.) Ronald E. Miller, Des Moines and ..24 Jo Ann Wells, Des Moines 19 Walter L.

Price, Des Moines and Legal Ella DeCamp, Des. Moines Legal Divorces Asked. (Polk County.) Mavis J. Dykstra vs. Richard K.

Dykstra. Gladys M. Wallace vs. Russell R. Wallace.

Iowa Licenses to Wed. ALLISON- Ronald K. Barth, 17, and Charlene Slocum, 16, both of Greene. BLOOMFIELD -Paul Thomas MeClurg and Mary Smith; Freddie Gordy, Lancaster, and Martha Horn; Franklin Johnson and Ellen Boles, Van Wert. BURLINGTON -Rex Shiviey, 30.

and Marie Millhouse, 22, both of Ottumwa; Roger Lee, 18, Morning. Sun, and Bettyjean Funk, 16, Mount Union; J. Jerome Fargen, 34, Flandreau, So. and Mary Paula Hauser, 25; Orin R. Stamfer, 31, Danville, and Lena Stamfer, 25: Robert C.

Ledman, 21, and Elaine Miller, 18, both of Danville; George P. Gaul, 57, and Margery L. ADEL -David Anthony Lang, 22, and Alice Louise Holgate, 18, both of Des Moines; Charles D. Stodden, 18, and Viola Jean Blane, 23. Johnson, 52; John L.

Austin, Mediapolis, and Vera Emily Osborne; Fred Rudolph Trosen, 22, Kingsville, and Patricia Leah Stratton, 18: Donald Oliver Van Orman, 22. Russell, and Virginia Rosemary Trosen, 18; Franklin I. Bowen, 21, and Sally DeLong. 18; Charles R. Craven, 20, Middietown, and Shirley Hood, 19, Biandinsville, Dean Moehn, 23, Danville, and Loramae Nunn, 20; Gordon W.

Klaus, Huston, 21, 22, Mount Pleasant; Billy K. Winfield, and Barbara Clements, 19, and Catherine Donna Spearman, 19; John H. Harsch, 21, and Beverly Koett, 18; Carl H. Carlson, Mason City, and Irma Mae Spriggs, Aines: Cecil E. Burkey, 22, Mount Union, and Veda Mae Smith, 19, New London.

CEDAR RAPIDS- -Raymond A. Meier, 30, and Marilyn Waggener, 21; Robert F. Lane, 21, and Mary P. Berry, 19; Jens P. Pedersen, 1, Mitchell, S.

and Lenore Elsie Nodtvedt, Waterloo; Charles J. Jones, 45, and Doyce W. Riggs, 25, both of Trenton, Reginald R. Smith, 22. and Patricia L.

Goodwater, 18: Dean E. Reiberich, 19, and Sylvia Wilson, 18, both of Beverton, Oregon; Roy Walter Mrstik, 21, and Dorothy Rose McGowan, 20. Marion; Ray Kenneth Mrstik, 21, and Dolores Margaret McGowan, 20, Marion; Robert Dean Odell. 29, and Shirlie Akers, 24; John T. Scott.

20, and Doris Maye Davenbough, 20. Palo; John McClintock. 22, Des Moines, and Beverly Valentine, 20; Roy Ostertag, Vancouver, and Barbara Soutter, 28, Minneapolis, Harlan J. MeLees, 19, and Edna M. Kelsey, 19; Ronald Eugene Meythaler, 19, and Margaret Alice Solomon, 19, both of Marion; Arthur Nelson, 52, and Josephine E.

Cox. 51; Glen E. Hurt, 20, Marion, and Shirley Rolison, 18; Raymond William Warner, 40, and Eloise Eva Holladay, 43: Michael Dunn, Webster, and Alma Cummings: Charles Riek, 26. Muscatine, and Patricia Graham, 22, Springville; Barry Moyerman, 28. Philadelphia, and Suzanne Smulekoff, 23; Laurence Dean DeWoody, 53, and Nora Mae Cylde, 43.

Winterset; Leighton Carl Randall, 28, Woodburn, and Shirley Delana, Russell B. Crews, 31, Rock Falls, and Lorna E. Wittgon, 28. Compton, Donald Albert Dean, 21, Marion, and Darlene Blanche Janko, 20. Ely; William Henry Gertsmann, 67.

and Esther Louise Taylor, 43, both of Davenport. CENTERVILLE- -Charles E. Cormeny, 24, and Phyllis Hatfield, 16: Carl G. Roby, Mystic. and Iva L.

Guier. CLARINDA- -Robert B. Voth, 19, and Elaine Spunaugle, 19. CRESTON- -Chester Gail James, 24. Prescott.

and Delores Ann Cramer, 19; Warren Case, 20, and Mary Hargin, 18: Melvin LeRoy Eggman. 20, and Donna Lou McVey. 16. Osceola. ELKADER- -Gilbert Key, 19, Woodman.

and Sylvia Lee Fernette, 21, Prairie du Chien. George Talaschak, Stoughton, and Verena Stroschein, Madison, Richard H. Amling, 19, Strawberry Point, and Lois Heckman, 18. Davis, Milford Raymond Jensen, 22, La Farge. and Juanita Joyce Donovan, 20, LaFarge, Dale R.

Clausing, 25, Iowa City, and Gertrude Wille, 23, Garnavillo; Rex L. Kersten, 25, McGregor, and Claudette L. Pettit. 19, Waukon. EMMETSBURG James D.

Harvey and Janet T. Kibbiel; Ralph Frederick Ellen Jean both of Ruthven: Dennis Eugene Eller, 21. Algona, and Shirley Janis Bonnstetter. 21, West Bend. GARNER- -William Fredrick Coulson, Kanawha, and Lorraine Rachel De Wall, Mason City: Ronald 9nater, 17, and Mary Lou Rios, 16; George Beek, and Mrs.

Iva Sweeny, both of Goodell, INDIANOLA -Donald Guy Stanley, 22. and Janice Marie Clark. 19, both of Lacona: James Dean Miller, 20. and Ella Maudine Wheeler. 18.

both of New Virginia; Merrill Allen Lanphler, 22. Des Moines, and Anita Kay Holt, 17. Carlisle: Morton Obstfeld, 37, and Neva Williams, 29. both of Des Moines: Robert Darrell Cremeling, 24. and Emma Louise liams.

19, both of Osceola; Charles R. King, 20, and Nancy Caroline Jenks. 16, both of Cumming. KNOXVILLE- -Garrett Pliema. 20.

and Josephine Roozeboom. 19, both of Pella; Kenneth Six, 22. and Wilma Des Camp, 18: Clifford Carl Clark. 31, and Eva Alberta Frost, 24; Gerald Stansberry, 28. Chariton.

and Jane Spaur, 20. Des Moines; Ronald Earl Severns, Russell 19. and Barbara Ann Wensel, 18: L. James, 26. Lynnville, and Ramona Jane Davis.

21. Marysville; Jack Gene Waters, 19, and Mary Ann LaHue, 16: Clifford D. Stillwell. 19, Hamilton. and Barbara Ann Heffner, 20, Des Moines: Keith Geery, 17, Los Angeles, and Wilma Angelo, 15, Harvey; Norman Wayne Nieuwsma, 20.

and Cornelia Mae Goemaat, 18, both of Pella. LE MARS- -Donald Dixon and Betty Liechty, both of Lawrence, Dellia Dimmick and Patsy Ann Lanning, both of Elk Point, S. Donald Seaton, Clayton, and Nancy Starzl; LeRoy Mesner and Lilian Gerdes. MASON CITY- -Norris William Anderson. 35.

Hayward, and Shirley Lois Anderson, 32, Albert Lea, Richard Wesley Fredenburg, 21. Northfield. and Beverly Rose Ann St. Martin, 18. Faribault, Claude Junior Thomas, 19, and Juanita Marie Tibbetts, 18, both of Calvin C.

Underhill .28. and Beulah Agnes Self. 18, both of Minneapolis, George William Larson, 56. and Edith Elizabeth Sandberg. 46.

both of Minneapolis. Gilbert E. Syverson. 23. and Genevieve G.

Hoben. 24. both of Minneapolis, Robert Leonard Wallace. 28. and Myrna Alice Thurston.

19. Carwin. MOUNT PLEASANT- -Kenneth Witliam Hesser. 22. Coppock, and Beatrice Elmira Gillesne.

25, Washington: Donold Morris Williams. 20, Conesville. and Donna Davis, 19. NEWTON- -Nelson Geels. 23.

Sully, and Doris Jansen, 21; Robert E. Stewart. 22. and Patricia Ann Johnson, 19; Larry B. Boucher.

20, and Grace Lavon Leonard. 20. both of Mingo: John E. Brandhof. 21, Mitchellville, and Leona Vanden Hock.

20. Kellogg: Donald Eugene Tuinstra, 22, and Frances Wilma Fennema. 19. both of Sully. OTTUMWA- Harold Mvers and Jovee Gillis: Thomas Muehe and Wanda Steddum: Billy Joe Worley and Rose Mary Flack: Forrest Davis and Ann Hickle: John Doran And Peggy McDonald: Eddie Kern and Bertha Saner.

both of Eldon: Thomas Friedl and Marv McKillip: Malvern Simmons. Cedar Ranids, and Evelyn Schmiedel. Vinton: Harlan McCov and Rubv Stogdill. OTTUMWA- -Eldon Huff and Ruth Edwards. both of Highland.

Floyd Vehrenkamp. Rochester. and Billie Beillre: Robert Dawson and Helen Pose DeDoncker TOLEDO. -Leslie D. Pearson.

45, pnd Winifred Andrews. 39. both of Fulton. Earl John McCreary. 24, and 18: Alan Leo West.

20. Marshalltown, and Jov Leon Wiese. 10. Montour: Everett T. Anderson.

22. Grinnell. and Carole Lee 16. Tamar Ames D. Fosse and Beatrice Jane Kerr.

both of Des Moines: Hubert Deschamn and Mary Jane Wolfe. 15. hath of Garwin: Glen Stuffer. 23. Brooklyn and Jean Groves 23.

Tamar Gerald Youngman. 18, and Darlane Mattingly. 18: Carl Stenhen 41. and Florence Minne Favman. 40.

both of Westwood Village. Jack G. Ramsey, 22. Reinbeck, and Edna L. Martens 22.

Gladhrook: MAX Smith. 20. and Shirlev Bent, 18. Tama: Marvin Michael Gessner. 21.

Newhall. and Louise Ann Kacer, 18, Tama: Wilbert M. Hach, 26. and Irene Mae Bohnstengel. 20.

both of Dusart: Richard P. Hambright. 30. and Winona Knoop. 26.

both of Traer: Martin D. Johnson. 19. Marshalltown. and Marjorie A.

Starits. 16: Robert James Benda. 26, and Virginia Mae Kvidera, 20: Joseph W. Kubik and Laura C. Rebik, both of Tama; Gerald R.

Schutterle. 19. Garrison, and Shirley K. Siemens. 19, Dysart: Lee C.

Schillie, 43. and Nellie Fern Powers, 51. both of Rapids; Robert E. Watson. 19, Fairfield.

and Patricia Lou Hanifv, 20, Tama: Leon Arthur Hunnieutt, 22, and Patricia Joy Forrester, 21, both of Tama: Charles Clyde Stull. 29. and Phyllis Arlene Still. 28. both of Belle Plaine: Richard Josenh Balvin.

25, and Darlene Lula Low. 20. of Tama: Darwin Flathers 20, Marshalltown, and Doris Lowry, 16. Garwin. WEBSTER CITY.

-Beniamin D. Robinson. Pilot Mound. and Donna Carletedt. Stratford: Richard D.

Olson. and Beverly Armour. ClarMerlin D. Jones and Vera Jean Swift. both of Alden: Dewayne M.

Anderson. Sissiton, 8. and Roma Jean Dead. Stanhone: Burdette Olson and Barbara J. Thompson.

both of Story City: Dale Gilbert Dillev and Donna Dinsdale. both of Webster City: Thomas W. Loring and Norma Jean Matthews: Richard C. Peterson and Lucille E. Crider: John K.

Gordonier and Gladys I. Wilson: Lloyd C. Schleisman, Duncombe, and Charlotte Kay Raven; James H. Seamonda and Sheila W. McIntire.

FORT MADISON Donald G. Asby, Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mary Ann Harmever. West Point: Richard Frankfin and Nancy King, Keosauqua: Francis Joseph Holtkamp, West Point. and Beatrice Emiline Pleper: Raymond R. Boding, West Point, and Joan Fitsgerald.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU AND IOWA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Des Moines Births. BURCH-Mr. and Mrs.

John of 1809 Eighth a daughter, born Wednesday at Mercy Hospital. ALEXANDER-Mr. and Mrs. La Verne of Milo, a daughter, born Wednesday at Mercy Hospital. TURSI-Mr.

and Mrs. Peter of 3314 S. W. Twelfth place, a Tuesday at Mercy Hospital. BLOOM- Mr.

and Mrs. Warren of 1201 E. Sheridan a son, born Wednesday at Mercy Hospital. KENT and Mrs. Thomas of 801 S.

E. Shaw a daughter, born Wednesday at Mercy Hospital. BOW 3715 and Forty-seventh Mrs. Stanley a daughter, born Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. BENSON-Mr.

and Mrs. Rolland C. of 2516 Forty-seventh a daughter, born Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. PALM-Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth of 1432 Sixty-fourth a daughter, born Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. SCHWEIKER-Mr. and Mrs. William A. of 1310 Fortysixth a son, born Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Hospital.

HAYS -Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. of 1350 S. E.

Emma a son, born Wednesday at Wilden Osteopathic Hospital. -Rev. and Mrs. Verne of 4018 E. Forty-fifth a son, born Wednesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

Des Moines Deaths. CLAWSON-Walter, 91, of the Goodwin's Nursing Home, 512 S. E. Fifth died Tuesday at home. LEGGE -Bertha, 78, of Indianola, died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital.

CARTER Mrs. Anna, 84, of 1205 Center died Wednesday at Broadlawns General Hospital. HALFERTY- -Robert Ray, 59, of 1906 Fifty-third died Wednesday at home. NELSON-Axel, 71, of 1720 Woodland died Wednesday at Broadlawns General Hospital. Divorces Granted.

(Polk County.) Edith E. Wagner from Bernard Wagner. Iowa Deaths. AKRON- -Walter E. Mellen, 67.

BATTLE CREEK- Mrs. Carl R. Peterson. 42. BRONSON- John Wulf, 71, E.

H. Fox, 56. BURLINGTON Mrs. Lula Lloyd Curtis, 72; Mrs. Nellie May Hellenthal.

83; Clarence Oral Smith, 60: Mrs. AnNiewoehner, 58; Mrs. Louise Marie Jaeger. 76; Russell H. Zachmeyer, 42: Mrs.

Marie Dorothy Kilpatrick, 73: Gary Lee Parschke, 6 months; Percy McDonald, 46. CEDAR RAPIDS- Mrs. Arlene Embree Munger, 39; George W. Pospisil, 81, farmer; Dennis W. Dwyer, 83 Mrs.

Mabel Florence Pratt, 70; Sgt. Jack L. Andrew. 22: Frank 67. owner of Zobac Building Company: Mrs.

Anna Vanous, 73: Carl Phillips, 62; Harry Lewis Jones, 63. retired grocer and barber! William Jacob Fulmer, 53; Mrs. May Netherton, 62; Charles K. Gillen, 41. postal clerk; Mrs.

Patrick Hannon. 74; Faulkner, CENTERVILLE Roy Brackett, 55. formerly Plano: George M. Smith. 81, of Cincinnati; Mrs.

Effie Sedgwick. 77. formerly of Mystie; Mrs. Martha Halden-Davison. 73; Ben H.

Apgar, 77; Walter Gideon, 63, formerly of former resident. at Los Angeles, Cal. Conley. 55. DECORAH--John O.

Meyer; Herbert J. Hutchison, 85. DELTA Mrs. Eva Dunn. 81, at Minneapolis, Ellis Bowen, 66, retired barber, at Manson.

DEXTER--Arthur Chester Mount, 64. ELDON- Charles Ruble, 67. ELKADER-Mrs. Hannah Geraghty, 62. FORT MADISON- -George Ellsworth Thompson, 65.

Vincennes: Mrs. Rosie A. Applegate Conlee, 86; John Hosea Shafer, 70: Edward C. Hentzel, 80, Primrose. FREDERICKSBURG Mrs.

Carrie Shawver. GARNER- -The Rev. William B. Wittenberg. 84, at Seattle, Theresa Peterson, 86, at Mason City; Emma Kloock, 68: Mary L.

Wichman, 87, at Rock Rapids; Albert Cook. 68. Edward Clapper, 68. HAWARDEN- William Morman, 57. HEDRICK--The Rev.

Carl Ganschow, 78. Lutheran minister. HUMBOLDT-Mrs. Ben Barth: Raymon Olson. 40, retired farmer; Mrs.

Mary Gruener. 84. former resident, at Luck. Mrs. Phoebus Bastian, 74.

IRETON- Hon. 47. -Mrs. Carrie Rieke. 85.

eorge Wilbur Pope, 63: Donald D. Pullman. 45. LE MARS- Cecil McGruder. 75: Mrs.

Sara Beggs, 85. M. Singleton. 82: Otto H. Willard.

65. MALLARD- I -Walter Sabin. 77; Henry at Chicago. -Henry Wendt, 90; John Zembsch, 76. -Earl W.

Amos, 64. MASON McIllhatton, 69: Mary Gehler, 61. MILO Mrs. Fred Wells, 72. MILTON-Bent Humbert, 74.

MOUNT PLEASANT- James Putman, 19. A. Johnson, 87; Mrs. Albert Brammer, 59. former resident, at Macon, Mo.

gleston. 81. NEW HAMPTON-Orison I. EgNEWBURG -Harry C. Fleener, 64.

NEW J. E. Peterson, 99, at Los Angeles, Cal. -Mrs. Melvina E.

Guessford. 93. former resident. at Wilton. Mrs.

Mary, Toedt, 95, at Marshalltown; Mrs. Lillie Guthrie Spencer. 87. OLDS -Oscar Tolander, 88; Fred Cummings. 75.

Elizabeth Burnside, 71. OTTUMWA Mrs. Maude Moling, 68: James Putnam, 19; Thomas Henderson. 72. -Mrs.

Frank Rosenman. REMSEN -Toseph N. SHELL ROCK -W. W. Richards 82: Fred M.

Davis. 86: Henry Aders; Harm Johnson: Louis Brockway. SHENAN Mrs. Minnie V. Kerschner.

80: Charles H. Reed. 81. retired farmer: Miss Florence Kemp. 72.

SIGOURNEY-Lawrence Peiffer, 64, farmer: Esther Pfaff. 57. STOUX CENTER- Mrs. Anna VandenBrink. 80: Peter Van Aller: John Meendering, 67.

Charles 0. Quick. 82. WASHINGTON-Mrs -Florence Jeannette Cook. 64: Mrs.

A. W. Yard, 72; Maggie B. Foster. 77.

WEBSTER CITY--Mrs. F. J. Bertels. 77.

WHAT CHEER Bertha Neumann, 85. Moravia. CLARINDA Frederick Melkersman, 85. -Herman Reints, 55. in COLFAX Mrs.

D. E. Maher, 83. Drivers Licenses. The following drivers licenses have been suspended or revoked by the drivers license division.

state department of public safety. Names, ages, addresses, cause and length of suspension or revocation are those given on state records. SUSPENSIONS. Ray E. Miller, 19, of Route 4, Sumner.

30 days, failure to stop at stop sign. Charles F. Blecher, 65, of 1735 Ellis blvd. N. Cedar Rapids: 30 days, violation of restricted license.

Charles W. Wheeler, 69, of Route 2. New London: 30 days, violation of restricted license. Emil J. Zadnichek, 59, of 1670 Eleventh Street N.

Cedar Rapids; 30 davs. violation of restricted license. Laverne Dennis, 16, of 1005 Eleventh street. N. Cedar Rapids: 30 days.

violation of restricted license. Chester R. Goldsberry, 16. of 308 Avenue N. Cedar Rapids, 30 days.

violation of instruction permit. William Yahnke, 59. of Bloomfield: 30 days; violation of restricted license. Melvin H. Geick.

16, of 108 Lincoln, Rock Rapids: 30 days, violation of instruction permit. Ron Voss, 72. of Guttenberg: 30 days, violation of restricted license, Myron E. Melaughlin, 18, of 263 Derbyshire; 30 days, an habitual vioREVOCATIONS. Evelyn Ferris, (no age), of South Sioux City, one year, operating a motor vehcile while intoxicated.

Delbert R. Powell, 64. of Humeston; 60 days, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. J. 0.

Veverka, (no age), of 413 U.S. WEATHER BUREAU MAP 16 OLOW Department of Commerce 40 29.89 -15 HIGH LOw 32. 29 30.36 29.65 42 38. 26 2 Co 38 42 HIGH 13 16 30.4 HIGH 28 040 30.33 37 18 23 48 18 49 55 51 53 38 29 057 1. 53 59 30 39 of Precipitation Expected Tonight 54 HIGH Low Temperatures and Areas COLD STATIONARY 30 20 10 -10 -10 669 10 20 30 Temperature Figures Show Average for Area 40 Arrows Denote Wind Flow Weather Conditions 50 As Of 1:30 A.M.

EST. Rain Snow 60 Wirephoto A 97-foot telegram from supporters back in Michigan pleases and perplexes Coach Biggie Munn (left) of the Michigan State football team at Pasadena, Tuesday night. Some 3,600 fans paid a dime apiece to send their best wishes for Munn and his team in the Rose Bowl game Friday. Western Union operators Lewis Feucht (center) and Julius Pearlstein assist Munn. Munn Jolted: 1.

'Night' Game; 2. No Drill in Bowl PASADENA, CAL. (AP) -Michigan State football coach Biggie Munn had a couple of small worries to pester him Wednesday as he prepared for his Rose Bowl showdown with U. C. L.

A. These were: 1. Michigan State won't be allowed a workout Thursday on the Rose Bowl turf. 2. Munn just realized Wednesday that probably most of the third quarter and assuredly the fourth period will be played under lights.

On the first point, Munn asked for a Thursday workout at the Rose Bowl. He likes to accustom his team to any strange setting and to let them get the feel of the turf. "I didn't think it was an unreasonable request," he said. Not the Custom. Munn received a polite but firm "no" and didn't make an issue of it.

He was told by Lathrop Leishman, chairman of the Tournament of Roses football committee, that it just wasn't the custom because the field was supposed to be in top shape for the game. The squad will still be allowed a fast peek at the field, however. On the second point, Munn realized belatedly that much of the second half of the game might be played under lights. This particular M. S.

C. squad has never operated under the ares. And white footballs aren't allowed. U. C.

L. A. has played several of its games with the artificial lighting and presumably would have a slight advantage in that respect. Munn quickly shifted practice plans give long late afternoon evening drill hind under the arcs. U.

C. L. A. Coach Red Sanders, meanwhile, has gone into a hotel hideout with his squad. The team has shifted to the Town House in Los Angeles with the idea of getting the squad together to think and operate as a unit for the game.

U. C. L. A. Ready.

Sanders reviewed plays in a light workout Tuesday and re- Both Davis Captains Predicting Triumphs MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (AP)-The rival Davis Cup captains -Bill Talbert of the United States and Harry Hopman of Australia- predicted victory for in tonight's (Iowa decisive singles match Vic Seixas and Ken in at declared the 24-hour because of raining not affect his boy. the Said Talbert: "Vic would have preferred to have it played on schedule, but I think he will take it reasonably well." Said Hopman: "I don't think it will affect Ken. He is quite com; posed." Seixas, the Wimbledon' champion from SEIXAS. Philadelphia, is regarded as one of the best wet court players, having won many of his most important triumphs in SEIXAS. TOP BOWLERS his side time) between Rosewall.

Each postponement would AT EAST DES MOINES. Booster- Caruso Fontanini 199-527. Martin Nissley 523, Jack Barrow 199- 520; Mitch Garnes 192; French Way 2.588-901. Industrial George Borg 275-610. Vic Leinen 210-567, Joe Hayes 542; Floyd Way 212; Iowa Pie Co.

AT PARK LANE. Motor Carrier--Carroll Teig 534, Stewart Peterson 202-531, John Rynearson 539: John Wilson 205. Bob Tyler 199: Des Moines Transportation 2,735, Bruce II 932. Bell Ladles -Mary Knudson 186-342, Roslie Shoafstall 163-320, Mary Callan 165-306. AT CENTRAL.

Recreation- Chuck Rogers 624. Dick Celander 591, Hap Hefflinger 585; Paul Keyes 246. Charles Duffy Tavern' 2,738, Dick Doty 225: New Yorker Lee Pen Shop 1,000. Men's Central-Lou Seek 672-246. Al Waller 605, Stod O'Donnell 586: Gene Alexander 233, Lloyd Thompson 234; Kucharo AT BEST.

State Auto Insurance Mixed Bob Martin 210-513, Ruth Long 159-469. Bob Nelson 166-459; Team No. 6 624, Team No. 9 580. lowa K.

Boatright Blackie Isre el 212-609, Ed Sokolowski 220- 585: Advance Plating ales Moines- Bill Lilile 200-574, Carl Wilson 197-556. Berry Breeden 193- 543: Lillies Market AT AIR LANES. Midwest- -Harold Duffy '619-215. Herb Wolf 606. Eolo Nizzi 603-220; Howard Hines 222.

Paul Wyner 215; Mason's Drive-in 2,641, Bruno's Tavern 921. Ladies--Katie Melone 197-566. Irene Hall 522, Ann' Rand 190-515: Frances Holcomb 200; Pabst Blue Ribbon 371, LaMair and Mulock 830. Builders Carlyle Peterson 204-572. Francis Mullica, 525.

Bob Joseph 524; Ray Porter 199, Bill Steiskal 196; Peterson and. Appell Meredith- Blaine Hopkins 559, RichWalker 557, Bill Evans 541-215; Kent Palmer 212, Ken Plumbers Downey 938. 209; Composing 2,605, 40 5060 Cold air moved into Tuesday. HowSummary ever, anticipated temperatures low levels. failed to low fall system to in southeast Minnesota filled instead of deepening.

This allowed the main part of cold, Arctic air to remain well to the north of Iowa. A low system on the North Dakota border was expected to move southeastward through Minnesota and Wisconsin. Twelfth Newton; 90 days, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Charles E. Hull, 35, of Cantrill; 60 days, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.

Raymond R. Kaiser, 20, of Route 2. Keosauqua; 60 days, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Cloyd W. Gardner, 33.

of 1004 N. Sixth Washington: 60 days, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Hugh Crouse, 45, of 1921 Grant Bettendorf: 90 days, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Wallace R. Competon, 38, of 516 W.

Fifth motor St. vehicle Newton; while 90 days, intoxicated. operating a Dale E. Bachne, 33. of Box Rockford; 60 days, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.

Charles G. Dugan, 46 of 1001 Freeman, Charles City: 60 days, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Traffic. The following appeared in municipal court between 11 a. m.

Tuesday and 11 a. m. Wednesday. Names, ages, addresses and dispositions are those which appear on court records. Before Judge Don L.

Tidrick. Richard E. Bernard, 2834 Fourth reckless driving, $100. paid. Orie A.

Brady, 44, of Route 5. speeding 35 miles an hour in 25-mile zone, $10, paid. Jessie Brodus, 35, of 1533 E. University no signal light stop, $3, paid. Philip Lord, 23, of 1330 Jefferson speeding 40 miles an hour in 25-mile zone, $15, paid; no signal light stop, paid.

James E. McGowan, 16, 2322 Eleventh speeding 43 miles an hour in 25-mile zone, $13, paid. Jim W. Williams. 23.

of Indianola, speeding 50 miles an hour in 35-mile zone, $15, paid. Richard H. Hampton, 144 Reed drive, drove wrong way on one-way street, $3, paid. Theodore Knouse, Indianola, reckless driving, $25. paid.

Jim Kingman, 45, of Grimes, speeding 40 miles an hour in 25-mile zone, $15 fine and $1 costs, paid. Harold E. Kuhns, 25, of 1711 Twenty-third speeding 38 miles an hour in 25-mile zone, $13, paid. Ruth Plymat. 39.

of 3005 High no signal light stop, $3, paid. Millard F. Burton, 60. of 1338 Capital Ruth E. Jacobs, 37, of 951 Twentyno boulevard stop, $3, paid.

eighth speeding 42 miles an hour in 30-mile zone, $12, paid. Harold C. Knight, 31. of Carlisle, speeding 38 miles an hour in zone, $13, paid. Roy E.

Vose. 32, of 3517 Twentyseventh speeding 38 miles an hour in 25-mile zone. $13, paid. Ione Beasley, 48, of 1000 Maish speeding 45 miles an hour in 25-mile zone. $20, paid.

Emmett L. Murphy, speeding 34 miles miles an hour 25-mile zone, $9. paid. Elaine C. Cornwell, 29.

of 3108 Seneca speeding 38 miles an hour ih 25-mile zone. $13, paid. John P. Miller, 31, of 3021 Dean speeding 43 miles an hour in 25- mile, Florence zone. $18, B.

paid. Stegman, 53. of 4327 Northwest drive, speeding 46 miles an hour in 25-mile zone, $21. paid. Larry L.

Plaster, 17. of 706 E. Ninth reckless driving, $25 fine or three days in jail. Accident Record. (As reported to Des Moines police.) 1953 1952 Acci- In- Acci- Indents jured dents jured Collision of automobiles 362 500 494 620 Automobilespedestrian 196 189 179 181 Automobile, trolley bus or train 9 8 3 5 Other automobile accidents 45 47 74 80 Deaths.

(As reported by Coroner Walter D. Anderson.) 1953 1952 Deaths to date. pedestrian struck automobile Deaths to date. automobiletrolley bus or train Deaths to date, automobile collisions Deaths to date, other automobile accidents 19 Contagious Diseases. (In Des Moines.) Cases New leased Deaths ReScarlet fever 9 2 0 Rites Thursday For Clothier, 78 Services for Albert Clothier, 78, of 1130 Sixty-seventh who died of a stroke Tuesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital, will be at 10 a.

m. Thursday at the Dahlstrom Funeral Ho me. Graveside services and burial will be at 2 p. m. at the cemetery at Humeston.

Mr. Clothier, who was born in Humeston, had lived in Des Moines eight years. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Woodmen of the World. Surviving are his widow, Grace; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Wright of Des Moines; a son, Richard R.

of Des Moines; a brother, Edward of Chariton; a sister, Mrs. Albert McVey of St. Louis, and a grandchild. Mrs. Anna Carter Is Taken by Death Mrs.

Anna Carter, 84, of 1205 Center died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Broadlawns General Hospital. Mrs. Carter was a former matron at the post office 13 years. Surviving are a granddaughter and a grandson, both of Des Moines. Services are being MRS.

CARTER. arranged at the Estes Son Funeral Home. Highs and Lows in Inches Forecasts. LOCAL -Partly cloudy throuzh Thursday. Low Wednesday night 18.

High Thursday 34. IOWA Mostly fair through Thursday. Low Wednesday 10 to 5 northeast. 16 to 24 elsewhere. Highs Thursday.

25 extreme northeast, 35 tO 40 extreme southwest. Further cutlook: Pardy cloudy, possibly turning colder late Friday, SHIPPERS -Prepare perishable stipvents for the following open country temperatures in Iowa Wednesday night: northwest 15, southwest 18, southeast 15, northeast 8. Police Seize Three Youths Three youths were arrested here early Wednesday after a passer-by reported to police that someone was trying to break into a Phillips Petroleum Co. station at Pennsylvania and E. Grand avenues.

The three gave their names and Chester D. Mann, Court addresses, as, Franklin Dean Benson, 18, of 2026 Des Moines and Albert D. Jordan, 22, of 2722 Capital ave. 1 a. m.

Patrolman Herbert Perry and Edward Crozier and Lt. Rolland Davis went to the station after a call was received at about 1 a. m. Mann was arrested at the rear of the station. The officers said they found Benson sitting in a car nearby.

The third youth ran when officers approached. Jordan was arrested later at his home after he had been named by Benson. Jordan denied any connection with the burglary attempt. Admissions. Both Mann and Benson have admitted they attempted to enter the station to obtain money.

All three were held in the city jail pending further questioning. Seeks Reversal Of Court Ruling John Michael asked the Iowa supreme court Wednesday to reverse a Boone County district court decision holding that his son, Loran Andrew, 34, is no longer eligible for a state blind pension and that the father is liable for the cost of Loran's care in the Clarinda Mental Health Institute. Loran Andrew Michael was born blind and was paid $20.50 a month state blind pension from 1938 to 1940. After his commitment to the mental health institute at Clarinda on Aug. 3, 1940, however, the Boone County board of social welfare, acting on advice of the state board of social welfare, discontinued the pension.

The mental health institute later billed Michael's father for $2,016 for Loran Andrew's care and keep from Mar. 31, 1950, to Sept. 30, 1952. Michael asks that District Judge Harvey Uhlenhopp's decision be set aside, the blind pension be restored and Loran Michael's care at the mental health institute be ruled a liability of Boone County. Judge Advises Avoiding Police VIENNA, AUSTRIA (U.P.)Judge Carl Bibulowiez had a few words of advice Wednesday for a defendant he sentenced to three months in prison for resisting arrest.

"The police are always right," Bibulowicz said. "Personally, I always go out of my way to avoid a policeman when I see one I advise you to do the same in the future." Des Moines. SUNRISE AND SUNSET Sun sets rises Thursday, Wednesday, 7:41 4:54 a. p. m.

m. Highest temperature ago 36 Lowest today 14 Amount 24 hours ending at 7 a. m. Wednesday Trace A cumulated deficiency since Dec. 1 .09 Accumulated deficiency since Jan.

1 10.66 ported that Paul Cameron, his all-America "bread and butter" halfback, was looking good. "The squad has a good attitude for this Sanders said. "We'll be ready." A Brewer Is Milwaukee's Sports King MILWAUKEE, WIS. (U.P.) All-America football players usually wind up with pretty good jobs after they get out of school, but few have done better than Fred Miller who played at Notre Dame from 1926 to 1929. Miller took over his family's brewing business.

Miller was an all-America tackle at Notre Dame and was captain of the Fighting Irish in 1928 and 1929. He was graduated cum laude with the highest scholastic average ever attained by a Notre Dame athletic letter winner. But the 47-year-old businessman never lost his enthusiasm for athletics and backs a number of professional and amateur sports in Wisconsin. He is a director of both the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Braves. He put up most of the money which brought the Milwaukee Hawks pro basketball team to the city.

Braves Directors. Although he is on the Braves' board of directors, Miller has no financial interest in the club. However, he tried on several occasions to purchase a major league franchise and move it to Milwaukee before Lou Perini moved his Braves here from Boston last spring. Miller was reported to have offered Fred Saigh, former owner of the St. Louis Cardinals, "in excess of $3,000,000" for the Cards so he could move the club to Milwaukee.

Miller also made several unsuccessful attempts to buy the St. Louis Browns franchise which recently was shifted to Baltimore. Helps Irish. Miller still finds some time for his favorite game, football. He is officially an assistant coach of Notre Dame and spends one or two days a week in South Bend helping head coach Frank Leahy during the football season.

He also has an added interest in the Notre Dame team now. One of Miller's eight children, Fred, was named to the high school all-American team in 1951 and now is on the Notre Dame squad where he hopes to follow in his father's footsteps. Gagne to Be Here Jan. 13 Verne Gagne has been scheduled to appear in the first professional wrestling show of the 1954 season at KRNT Theater here Jan. 13.

Gagne will be matched in a two of three falls bout. Regular Wednesday night wrestling shows, halted during the holiday season, will be resumed Jan. 13. GAGNE. River Stages.

(Ta. m. Tuesday.) Des Moines River. 2nd ave. 12.49 steady (Bankfull, 23 ft.) airport readings.

National Temperatures. Iowa Weather. Highest temperature during 24 hours and lowest temperature in 12 hours ending at 6:30 a. m. for 24 hours: Station High Low Precip.

Burlington 40 17 4.00 Cedar Rapids 40 .00 40 20 .00 DES 37 .00 Dubuque 40 10 .00 Fort Dodge .36 .00 Lamoni 40 .00 Mason .31 .00 39 .00 Sioux .00 Spencer .00 Wtaerloo .36 .00 PreStation High Low cip. Albuquerque 41 21 .00 Atlanta 55 22 .25 Bismarck .25 5 trace Boston 43 35 .00 Brownsville 64 53 .00 Cheyenne 32 18 .00 Chicago 38 19 trace Denver 36 15 .00 Detroit 40 26 .00 Duluth 19 -16 trace Fort Worth 61 33 .00 Kansas City 42 15 .00 Los Angeles 64 45 .00 Memphis .52 38 .00 Miami 70 .00 Minneapolis 36 -6 .00 New Orleans 54 .20 New York 40 .00 North Platte 16 ,00 Oklahoma City 23 .00 Omaha 6 trace Phoenix 30 1.00 Portland, Ore. 36 ,00 Reno 48 10 400 St. Louis 52 29 .00 Salt Lake City 36 16 .04 San Francisco 60 36 .00 Seattle 39 .00 Washington, D. C.

25 .00 Solunar Tables Thursday. A.M. P.M. Minor Major Minor Major 1:45 8:00 2:10 8:25 Friday. Highest temperature during 24 hours and lowest temperature in 12 hours, ending at 6:30 a.

m. Wednesday; precipitation for 24 hours: shoes. He beat Frank Sedgman, who later turned pro, these conditions a year ago Melbourne. However, Rosewall has beaten six straight times, includa straight-set triumph in New South Wales semifinals a month ago. Lewis Hoad, one of Australia's 19-year-old wonder boys who has devoted his life to tennis since he was 10, defeated America's ace, Tony Trabert, 13-11, 6-3, 2-6, 3-6, 7-5, Tuesday in a miserable, steady rain to tie the challenge round at 2-all.

The condition of the Kooyong court was SO bad after the match, which went 62 games and lasted just five minutes short of three hours, that officials decided to postpone the K- State Back Cited in Poll LAWRENCE, KAN. (U.P.) Kansas State's Veryl (Joe) Switzer was cited the "outstanding back" of the 1953 football season Wednesday in the Big Seven-Missouri Valley Conference area. The selection was made by the midwest chapter of the Football Writers Association of America. Switzer, 21-year-old senior halfback from Nicodemus, won the honor by a one-vote margin over Oklahoma's Larry Griggs. Don Pierce, secretary of the F.

W. A. A. chapter, said other players who got votes in the poll were Bill Bredde, Oklahoma A. and Frank Bernardi, Colorado, and Max Burkett of Iowa State.

Switzer was instrumental in leading K-State to a secondplace tie in the Big Seven race. The brilliant back tied for second in individual, scoring. Previous "outstanding backs" included Junior Thomas, Oklahoma, 1949; Bobby Reynolds, Nebraska, 1950; Johnny Bright, Drake, 1951; and Billy Vessels, Oklahoma, 1952. It's 'Moving Day' For Judges Here It was moving day Wednesday at the Polk County courthouse. District court judges, preparing to take over new ments Jan.

1, switched courtrooms. Judge C. Edwin Moore moved into quarters formerly occupied by Judge Russell Jordan. Judge Moore will take over the criminal court of Judge Jordan, who moved to the equity court formerly occupied by Judge Needham. Judge Needham moved into the general law court formerly occupied by Judge Moore.

Judges Tom K. Murrow and Joseph E. Meyer will continue occupy their 1953 quarters. Judge Ray Fountain will occupy the quarters of Judge 0. S.

Franklin, whom he is succeeding. Named Pennsy Officer. PHILADELPHIA, PENN. P) -President Walter S. Franklin has announced the election -of Bayard H.

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