Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 11

Dat Moines Tribune PffflQ 1 W.J, Oet. 74, 195. Rand Opposes Doyle In County Clerk Race (This Is the first article of a series on candidates for Polk County elective offices in the Nov. 6 election.) By William T. Kong A newcomer In politics is the eight-year tenure of the clerk of the Polk County district court.

In the Nov. 6 Farm Bureau Elects (Tilt Tribuns's lows Nswi sivle 1A. Ernest' Newquist was elected president of the Wapello County Farm Bureau at the annual meeting Tuesday night. Oth er officers elected were ard Wycof, vice-presidents Robert O. Dimmitt, secretary, and Lawrence Van Zante, treasurer.

Hill, superintendent of the Dubuque water works, secretary-treasurer. Wednesday'1 opening session Included talks by E. R. Baurnann of Iowa State College in Ames, and Harris F. Seidel, superintendent of the Ames water works.

The convention will continuu through Friday morning. Death Takes Doctor PATERSON, N. J. Dr. Lean V.

Becker, 78, Paterson physician and former public official, died Tuesday. Food Price Index Lower for Veek NEW YORK, N. Y. W) Wholesale food prices, as measured by the Dun Brad-street food index, were slightly lower this week. At the Index compared with $6.01 a week ago and was down 1.3 per cent from the year ago week's $6.05.

The index represents the total cost at wholesale of one pound each of 31 foods in general use. Higher this week were flour, wheat, com, rye, oats, butter, coffee and lambs. Lower were beef, hams, bellies; lard, cottonseed oil, cocoa, beans and Prof Nominated By Water Group P. J. Morgan, professor of engineering at the State University of Iowa, Wednesday was nominated to be chairman of the Iowa section of the American Water Works Association at the opening session of the section's convention at Hotel Fort Des Moine3.

The nominating committee is headed by T. W. Thorpe of Des Moines. Election of officers for 1957 will be Thursday afternoon. Other officers nominated are George Ahrens, superintendent of the Ottumwa water works, first vice chairman; Paul Houser of Des Moines, state sanitary engineer, second vice-chairman; and J.

J. election race ior cierx are Michael H. Doyle, 34, of 2005 Fifty-nifith a Demo crat and the Incumbent. Wooden ships of the United States navy have a life expectancy of 30 years. Burlington Poll Gives Ike Lead BURLINGTON, JA.

W) The latest figures in the Burlington Hawk Eye Gazette straw poll Wednesday showed President Eisenhower, Senator Hickenlooper and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Herschel B. Loveless in the lead. Mr. Eisenhower leads Adlai Stevenson 1,659 to 1,186. The final vote in the Hawk-Eye Gazette's 1952 poll was Mr.

Eisenhower 1,466 and Stevenson 653. In the senate race, Republican Hickenlooper has 1,573 votes to 1.0D0 for Democrat M. Evans. The poll for governor showed 1.636 for Loveless and 1,061 for Gov. Leo Hocgh, Republican.

Representative Fred Schwengel, Republican seeking re-election as first district congressman, leads Ronald Bramhall, Democrat, 1,526 to 1,094. Record Gets 8-Year Term SIDNEY, IA MV-Gerald Record, 24, of Pfcrclval, Tuesday was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty of manslaughter in the death of his mother. Sheriff Al Christopher said Record accidentally killed his mother, Mrs. Earl Record, during a suicide attempt. The sheriff said Record shot himself in the shoulder with a borrowed rifle at his parents' home Sunday, after telling them he was going to take his own life.

The shot went through Record's shoulder and struck his 64-year-old mother near the heart. Record was taken to Fort Madison to the1 penitentiary Wednesday. I John Rand, 55, of 2454 S.W, Twelfth Republican. When first elected in 1948, Doyle, then 26 years of age, was one of the youngest men to take office in the county' history. Me nas been re elected to three two-year FACTORY AUTHORIZED PARTS and SERVICE STATION FOR Dexter, Mayfag, Speed Queen.

R. C. Whirlpool, Ihor, Beam, Blarkstone, One Minute and many others. RICKETTS "Th Woihng Machine Parts Center of owa" SERVICE ru PARTS 410 E. 5th Ph CH 500 E.

Grand terms and is now after his fifth term. Doyle, a former ticket agent DOil.K HAsn 20th Anniversary Sale! All furniture floor samplr I'rlrrd to mv at nnrr. hnfat, hlr, tfroplrftf Itt.nf... t-fn for the Rock Island Railroad, said he has spent "the last 7V4 JjlhCXXi Jewelry Jttvairfef court records and vital statistics. His "ambition" Is to have a film library large enough so anyone wanting to see old years studying to be clerk and I've schooled myself so I'm able to sit down at any desk lillf bih Air.

I'h. (II l-ARKINO PrtOHI.KMH and do any job." Mailing System ZZ2F records can have the film put on a viewing machine by a The major accomplishment deputy within a few minutes. The Democratic tandidate 3 BIG DAYS Thursday-Friday-Saturday claimed by the clerk is the installation of a mailing system for child support and alimony payments. Doyle also is "proud" of his program for microfilming said, "With a good staff and the best budget I've ever had, my office is running very well at top capacity this year. Lawyers tell me they're well satisfied with the job we're doing." Caplan Asks Doyle is married and the father of three children.

He is ToGetOutof a graduate of Dowlmg High School and attended the former Dowling Junior College. LaJL-J He is a member of St. The Bakery Pact William Caplan has asked the board 'of supervisors to resa's Catholic Church. Former City Employee Rand, the Republican candi relieve Caplan Bakery of its date, studied law at night for contract to supply the Polk 10 of the 2J years he was em County Home, juvenile home BROOM RAKES ployed by the Des Moines SCREWDRIVER and jail with bread and other health department. He maintains that the dis SET Reg.

89c 22 Rearview Mirror Full 4-in. diameter spring trict court clerk should be a 1 1 tta. 'legally trained person." 11 Rand was city sanitarian from 1931 to 1943 and chief tines osK handle Weighs less than 2 lbs. ICE COLD Jl of the city food division from Heavy chrome plating 1943 to September, 1954. Fits all cars He said he instituted one of Includes plastic handle, five blade and carrying ccr- VL77 the nation's first food handler training courses, local DDT programs, mass canine rabies noculations and other health protecting campaigns.

Served all day long- ALL-ALUMINU7 UTILITY TABLES Practices Law Although Rand received his law degree in 1943, he did not 3ATTERY SPECIAL Reg. 12.95 888 Exchange Fofl power Free mstallafion Fits most cars 99 9 Reg. 19.95 begin law practice until 1954 when he left the city's employ. No Obligation nothing to buy Just stop in and help us celebrate. aWeely He also sells insurance and has an office at 1712 S.

E. First st. Sears eight persons Size 5 2 Folds compact to 30" 24 size "My legal background quali- Ideal for kitchen, laundry, playroom, outdoors les me to deal with lawyers. bakery products. The operator of the bakery firm at 218 Locust st.

told the board Tuesday that he was not familiar with the type of products and service required by the three institutions when he submitted his bid earlier this month. Caplan was low bidder among six bakeries and was awarded a three-month contract Oct. 2. Supervisors had rejected bids from four of the companies the previous week because of identical quotations on the 10 types of products required. The readvertisement for bids drew two additional companies, including Caplan, plus the four original bakeries, which varied their figures only slightly.

Caplan said Tuesday that his bakery makes loaves of bread -which are taller than those normally used by the jail for sandwiches; that the sandwiches do not fit in spaces on food trays and that he has been unable to obtain extra help to produce the amount of bread needed by the three institutions. The board Wednesday awarded the contract for the rest of the year to the next lowest bidder, Colonial Baking Co. Also appearing before the board was a delegation of West Des Moines city officials have no complaints about the 3-DAY TIRE SALE (present) clerk's office but I can organize the place to be better," Rand declared. Rand, a graduate of St. Am $5.00 BONUS OFFER $5.00 brose High School, is a member of St.

Anthony's Catholic Church. He is married and the father of two daughters. 1500 Next: Two women who seek election to Polk County office. Newscaster Radio Five Dollars andnylOO 1 of regular no trade-in list price on Brand New First Line Original Equipment Firestone Philco Portable TV 99 Bindseil Rites Reg. 12 75c 500 DOWN De Luxe Lnampions Set Thursday a Week with your recappable tires Services for Louis W.

Bind III. seil, 59, of 3501 Third a Des Moines pharmacist, will Come in Get your price on your size To the first ten customers each day of this sale Special $5.00 bonus allowance on any merchandise purchase be at 1:30 p. m. Thursday at Arnold's Highland Park Funeral Home. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery.

Also Big Selection Guaranteed Used Tires who sought "co-operation and 3-Speed co-ordination" on zoning for Special Clock Radio Portable Phonograph of $50.00 or more on our Z395 88 3 Days 1 T788 convenient Budget Plan Reg. 22.95 only Week in i mi- ill" 1 SAVE OVER Vi on these SERVICE SPECIALS I Complete 27-Piece .027 Gauge 59.55 Lionel Train Set 39.99 Get ready for WINTER wrm Tnpff Action Traction NEW TREADS applied on sound tire bodies or on your tires approximately SOUVENIRS A Windshield Ice and Snow Scraper for your car NOTHING TO BUY Mr. Bindseil died of liver and heart ailments Tuesday at the Grayson Nursing Home. He had been in ill health eight years. A native of Fort Dodge, Mr.

Bindseil came to Des Moines in 1943 and had been employed the last four years at the Boecker Drug store, 1901 Cottage Grove ave. Previously he owned and operated a drugstore at Ogden for 22 years. He was a graduate of the former Des Moines University, and was a member of Our Saviour Lutheran Church. Surviving are his widow Ethel; a daughter, Mrs. Merle Sherbing of Des Moines; a son, Don, of Waterloo; two sisters, Mrs.

Glenn Reece of Baltimore, and Mrs. Roy Brown of Huntington Park, and six grandchildren. Veteran Voter (Ths Tribunt'i Iowa N'l Srvic) SHENANDOAH, IA. W. H.

Brammer, 96, will cast his nineteenth presidential ballot in the Nov. 6 election. Bram-er, a staunch Republican, cast his first vote in 1884 for James G. Blaine. ir tfmk Bear 1 18" Walking Bride Doll Reg.

6.00 99 Reg. 7.00 the western area of Polk County-Richard McMullin, West Des Moines corporation counsel, told the board that zoning in West Des Moines and in the surrounding area should be compatible. Arrangements were made for a meeting of West Des Moines officials with the Brown and Anderson engineering companies which are preparing a comprehensive plan of zoning and other matters for the county. Appointments Appointments approved by the board included: Daniel W. Shaw, assistant deputy sheriff jailer; transfer of Creston Brafhmer from jailer to deputy sheriff in the criminal division; Genevieve Helen McGary as extra help in the motor vehicle department; Barbara Kinkaid and William E.

Neeley as extra help in the tax department; and reappointment of Maurice Castle as civil deputy sheriff to serve distress warrants. Beer Licenses Renewal of Class beer licenses were approved for Norwood Inn, 4525 E. Twenty-ninth Clyde Everett King-ery; Dodge Tavern, Grimes, Lewis W. Caspe; and Casa Loma, Sixth avenue and Hob-son drive, Al De Carlo. The Class beer permit of Mary Robinson for Robinson Grocery, 4548 E.

Twenty-ninth also was renewed. 99 4' Velocipedes Dormeyer Electric Fry Pan 3" Reg. 3.50 Brake Adjustment Reg. 7.50 Wheel Alignment Complete with Ud Reg. 8.00 Wheel 05 Balance Phonograph with 6 Free Records Standard needles Reg.

17.00 Tubular heating Jennfrt will nevwr bum out low simmer to 450" temperatvr rang Controlled heat evn frying, no burning Reg. 2.50 Tire Rotation 57.95 Boy's or Bikes 40 Small Deposit Holds Any Toy or Gift on Our Lay-Away Plan ON NEW TIRE PRICE 88 99 Reg. 19.95 Reg. 1.25 Battery O-Recharge OX 12 1.25 Down 75c a Week Dancer Dies LOS ANGELES, CAL. UP) Valda Valkyrien, 59, former Never Before ficver Again Such Amazing Values Act flow Sale Ends Saturday Night ballet dancer and motion pic ture actress, died Monday aft er a tnree montns niness.

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