The Austin Daily Herald from Austin, Minnesota • 9

I I 4 AUSTIN (Minn) HERALD 9 Saturday Aug 301938 MONEY I tpftoa 1 0 Is tJ7 trot 'fli IOWA NEWS MS er and three (ingles OPEN SUNDAY avorites Win: ARM EQUIPMENT i GROUND BEE 9i OLGER'S Tauctign 4 in SIED1C0RN i ft LOW ORECAST! Anderson dropped' of his first round old Goldman chairman of the board of the firm reported he found the money missing from his locked desk riday morning The theft occurred some time Thursday night he said Police said the desk apparently had been opened with a key kept in a hiding place janization and staff at Longview have been realigned with theap Bld 51 (1000 THET PROBED DES MOINES if) Theft of (1000 In (20 bills from a desk at the Iowa Pint Manufacturing Co here was under investigation by At 16 He's Youngest Church Organist tor accidehf on his farm Thurs day He was operating the tractor when it overturned at the time and the boy was' play ing close by Average 4 1785 1835 1820 1810 1 18 CO1740 1740 1770 1760 1740 1 yeaning 1975 22BO Hf Sir helfere so cenu to 75 cent CWT HABBY BOOT OwnerTWlUCS eW US DUM" AsHoe IRST NATIONAL SANK Volley Clerk NL Exhibitions Detroit 28 New York 7 Washington 27 Baltimore 7 Cleveland 13 Los Angeles 10 SATURDAY SCHEDULE Chicago Bears at Pittsburgh' DISASTER AID WASHINGTON UN Iowa will receive (800000 in federal aid for disaster relief a1 a ftsult of a series of yiojent June storms which swept the state GovHerschel STOCK CARS NEW YORK With the' base ball Giants in San rancisco stock car automobile1 racing has taken over the Polo Grounds Get acquainted with him today Ton'll find him well qualified to assist you with your farming operations The PEKALB products he offers have come from vast intensive research programs established and operated by DEKALB for the betterment of American Agriculture Call or see him for 'DEKALB Hybrid Grain Sorghum DEKALB Chix and DEKALB Seed Corn dys Padelford Mrs Oscar Lodahl Mrs Weseman Mrs Harold Nel son Mrs Ben Kauts and Mrs Walter Sayles Articles of interest from pioneer homes were display ed f' 178517 SO17 35 ''18351835 '1585 WASHINGTON (fl Seventh Day Adventists who customarily give at least 10 per cent of their income have increased their coth tributions to the church an extra per cent in the first six months of 1958 Total giving for the 'per iod is (18092398 npmpared to $17233567 in the first six months ByJTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Second place Green Bay failed to gain' ground during its four game series with 'first place 5edar Rapids But riday night Green Bay's rank Howard moved to within one home ftm of the Three I League record Howard the most vat uable player and outstanding rook ie of the season hit two homers in a 3 victory over Cedar' Rap ids He now is one short of the record 38 home runs hit by John Romano when played at Wa terloo in 1955 Howard also doubled in helping Bali Sedlak to his 15th pitching victory Bob Hoffman had a three hitter for seven innings but ox Cities rallied scoring four times in the' eighth and went on to win 6 3 11 Carlos two homers were the big hits for ox Cities Davenport and Burlington weije not scheduled TRJ STATI SHETLAND PONY SALE SUN AUG 31 1951 HUSTON MINN TO LOAN ON CITY RESIDtNTIAL PROP ERTY ALSO RIAL ESTATI CONTRACTS BOUGHT Sil A Ramieth REALTOR 111 I Wetet Ph HI (3494 Mrs Mabie Chandler Thornton presented histories 'of pioneer set tlers Including 'the Chandler Ep less Phelps Watkins Bonnalie and Carter families She related inci dents from their settling here as early as 1856 Avenue of ManoriesJ style revue narrated bj? Mrs Don ald Wiseman featured Mrs Card Barclay Kline fourth generation to wear her great handmade wedding gown Jr (Ruth Warring toed great mece of the firstwhHe child born in Mower County' mod eled a dress worn at the Buffalo World air by Mrs Mary Trow bridge Bower Mrs Heiny carried a first edition of Scott's poems and a McGuffey Reader1857 both family possessions i Mrs Harold Warrington model ed a dress belonging to Mrs Hen ry Count Trowbridge (Roxanna Chandler) who came to Austin in 1857 Sheryl and Diane Campbell great granddaughters of Mrs Al bert Campbell an early pioneer sang several selections Mrs Wese 1 man offered highlights of the pass ing years amf Sandra Sayles and Janet Scbottldrgranddaughters cf Howard Near Homer Record 1954 JD Medel with Live Power Roll Metlc very' good condition 1954 JD 2 row Cultivator 1 955 JD 2 rew Moented Picker No 227 1954 New Holland Model 66 1952 JD Von Brant 10 ft Drill with double diic fr grow teed er attachment 1951 4 MCtion itdel Algoma drag with folding evener 1951 JD 40 ft elevator PTO 1 953 JD 4 wheet spreader on rubber 1957 Intoraotionel 144 Plow STORES' PURCHASED MOINES if) 30 Thriftway Stores in 12 cen Iowa communities by Safe way Stores was announced Thurs day The price war not disclosed Thriftway Stores are located in Des Moines Ottumwa Oskaloosa Perry Newton Marshalltown Creston Mason City Grinnell Centerville Atlantic and Boone JD Com Binder 2 wheel tractor trailer with T6 ft rack i JD Side Roke 9 ft JD Tandem DiM KBA with wheel carrier Minn 7 ft Mower Wogon on rubber Steel wheel Wogon 2 Grain bexee 2 Bole Recks EED 52 'Acres good power chocked Standing Com 2500 bales good Alfalfa Hoy In bam products and Industries outside the traditional fiU of lumber plywood pulp 'paperboard and Top Women Golfers in Turner Open BURNEYVILLE Okla (AP) The nation's top ranking women professional golfers opened first round play in the (7500 Opie Tur ner Open golf tourney here today Prime favorite Mickey Wright of LaJolla Calif winner of the Open and LPGA cham pionship Her chief challengers were ay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay and Lduise Suggs of Sea Island Ga AS USUAL CLOSED MONDAY Hybrid SorghumBaby Chix Seed Com and to 42000 in 1960 The St Paul action marked renewal of traditional Twin Cty rivalry which has remained dormant for about two years since the Minneapolis drive start ed Backers insisted the new bld was substantial and hot merely a diversionary tactic aimed at the sister twin Mast Sign Team As in Minneapolis issuance of the St Paul tends Is contingent upon actual signing of a baseball contract A spokesman said notice of the action along' with St Paul's proposed guarantees op attend ance rental and such other items wouldbe sent to President Will Harridge of the American League I a St Paul business man with stock In the Cleveland team was reported ready to meet with St Paul boost ers But In Cleveland William Daley biggest stockholder in the Indians said if did attend such a session it would be as a well wisher for St Paul base ball in general not as an Indian spokesman Wants (900000 Both Minneapolis and St Paul now have teams in the American Assn President Ed Doherty of that loop was quoted recently as say ing he would want (900000 from whatever major league club taking over the Minneapolis franchise The St angle had not arisen at the time he made that state ment Defending Champion in Qualifying Trial DARLINGTON (API Speedy Thompson the still unqual ified defending champion matched speeds with two scorew other driv ers today In a final bid for start ing posts in Southern 500 stock car race About 50 cars were 1 ready to make the four lap qualifying runs and only 35 positions are avail able The 500 mile jace is limited to 50 cars and pre 'r Colorado Springs Shows Off Power By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Colorado Springs Sky Sox leading 'the Western League by 2 games showed off their pow er riday night' lashing 21 hits as they subdued Albuquerque 16 4 Amarillo Remained in second place with lO T'decisioii ovfer Pueblo Des Moines equalled its longest winning string of the season three games as the tail enders took Lincoln 5 1 Topeka edged Sioux City 12 11 Cam Carreon paced the Colo SUGAR UDA ICE CREAM Thin Cyclone Squad Down to 35 Players AMS UR If the football sea soon start soon Iowa State may itself with a schedule but no team The Cyclone squad probably the smallest in the country for a ma jor college was down to 35 play ers for scrim mage of the fall drills Three linemen1 quit the squad riday They were Don Metcalf Knoxville tackle who lettered two years Dave Eller Des Moines letterman center and end Ken Clark sophomore from Peoria Hl Despite his i ri i rank? Coach Clay Stapleton said the squad riday better as a football team than most this early in? the Minor Loop Results ACiriC COAST LEAGtM Sacramento 2 Vancouver 1 Spokane 6 Phoenix 5 Sett Lake Clty PortUnd 3 Seettle 11 8an Diego 3 international lxague Xoeheeter 4 Buffalo Toronto Montreal 1 Columbus Havana (15) Richmond 4 Hlsml PACKING SOWS 5ko tnc3 18631825 18401800 iai5 1775 1785X1725 17151875 18 63 1825 1613 15751385 15 AS Stags under 400 Stags 00 600 1475 1575 1875 1833 1850 1840 1 1830 1810 1800 1780 CCC Auxiliary Gives Centennial Program' Tribute was paTd to early pion eer wometl cfJtnstinnd the atm ires Double Eagle on Par 5 at Willmar' WHJLMAR Minn (AP) ellow members of his foursome Lorry Nelsen for a feat greater than a hole in one riday after he shot a double eagle on the par 5 527 yard third hole aUtheWill mar Country Club Nelsen got away a 310 yard drive and then cupped his 217 yard approach shot He bad a par 36 for the nine holes the roup played ALL CALHOOD VACCINATID COWS ARTIICIALLY BRED NO SUSPECTS OR RIAC TORS 2 Holstein Cow coming 3rd calf Oct 2 Holitein Cows coming coif Nov 1 Holstein Cow coming 3rd coif Dec 2 Holitein Cowt coming 3rd coif Jon Holstein1 Cow coming 3rd calf ran Holitein Cow coming 3rd coif March i Vanilla or Chocolate Vz Gal 4 1 3 If you would have the most successful auctiondon'l molje the mijtake of first giving prices and frying to sell it at private sale! Sqll your property at Public Auctionand get what It Is worth! jSae us irst and let us Ex 1 plain See Us Todayl Listen Monday through Satur day 10:20 A to Station KAUS for ''Weather Report' and "Auction A 1 REERENCE: ANYONE OR WHOM WE HAVE SOLDI Office 229Vi Main PhoneHE 3 2741 Austin Minn "ttanenrkoesa A' Jordan Loses Temper Wins by Decision Ry MURRAY ROSE NEW YORK (AP) It pay to get mad in pro boxing Don Jordan (found that out last night' The 2S year old Californian outpointed rench Algerian La houari Godih at Madison Square Garden in a television 10 rounder Don however could have won by a' shutout or by a knockout but he let his temper get the better of him got sort by his grabbing and tried take him out with one said the tall lean light weight and welterweight contend er I kpow now it was a mistake 1 bpd going by mixing up my Jordan making his eastern and network television debut piled up a huge margin in the first five rounds His own stabbing left jabs more than matched lefts and' his rights shook the 29 year old invader in almost every round Godih tall'and lean like his rival took advantage of one track style in the second half to make the fight closer than it should have been Jordan jhas far more class 1 The: officials had Jordan the winner by the following votes: Referee Artie Mercante' 7 1 and 2 even Judge Artie Aidala 7 3 and Judge Artie Schwartz 6 4 The AP card had Jordan 'ahead 6 4 Jordan now has won four straight for a 39 11 2 He is ranked fourth among light weight contenders by the NBA and seventh welterweight contend er by Ring Magazine Hg weighed 13914 to 13614 All of fhi herd is calfhood vaccinated but 4 All tested and dean This is Indeed a fine offering 1 of Guenugy cattle Wonderful formation throughout the entire herd Short Yearling Bad irst Calf Hoifori duo to froihen from October through Januery 1 int Calf Hotter to frtthea In March 1 Second Calf Heifer to fresh an aeDemDcr 2 Second Calf Heifers to fresh en last of October 1 Second Calf Heifer doe to' 10 HEAD TOR REGISTERED SUOLK RAMS Sired from a Worrick Rom 500 Size bottle Gas Brooder Stove fs i ChickpnRoostj andNests There rib No Just Livestock TERMS: Aeyeoe desiring credit for gurcheso of goods oa this Mie mole amngenwnte with own Baek or the Clerk before time of xele No pruperiy to be removed tram premises until rally setttea rar UWBENIX HOUSE Omer COLS HUU WINDOR Aactofnoers OSRTANDER STATI BANK Clerk Allocations Announced 21 WASHINGTON (AP) 1 Initial allotments states will receive der the new four year 900 million dollar National Defense Education Act were today 1 President Eisenhower has not yet signed the recently passed legislation but is expected to do so shortly He' has sighed a sepa rate bill which includes 40 million dollars to get the program started Under the program 295 million dollars would le allocated over four years for student loans 60 million' for guidance and testing in the search for able students 300 million in matching' grants to states for science' equipment and administration 18 million dollars for research and experiment on new methods of teaching '33 mil lion dollars for language centers and 29 million for foreign language training institutes Other programs accouift for (he remainder Money set aside the various states is expected Lobe available for release when the President signs overall authorization blU and the indivi4ual state depart ments of education submit pro grams to the UR Office 'Of Educa tions The amounts allocated for each state include: Minnesota (778171 North Dakota (182327 South Da kota (18V96 i Wisconsin (862447 Ji TRACTOR MISHAP ATAL MOUNT AYR tfl George police riday Officer said Har Anderson 59 was killed In a trac I will sail at Public Auction located 1 mile South of Oxtrandar and 1 miles Iaxt or 6 miles South of Spring Volley then 44 mile Eatt WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3 COMMENCING AT 1:00 ETNA LADIES' CLUB TO SERVE LUNCH 30 HIGH GRADE GUERNSEY CATTLE frethon hi Second Calf Heifer to freth en in Moy Third1 Calf Cowt oil to hh do early September' 1ThW Calf Cow to freshen early spring 1 Second Calf Heifer' frosh 3 months and open ourth Calf Cow to freshen in December ourth Calf Cow to freshen November 30 Cow to freshen In December Cow to freshen Sept 26 low urea xuiy Head of Very Choice Short earl mg Heitors" AUCTION 1 1 1 We will sell ot Public Auction located 6 milet etralght south of the Municipal light plant in Austin finn on River Street Thursday September 4 at 1:30 99 HEAD CHOICE EWES 'This Is a good offering consisting of both Suffolk and White fact ewes and will be sold in small lots 48 ewes 114 year old' 37 ewes 214 years old 2 owes 3 years old 2 ewes year old 10 ewe iambs sired by rams from Earl Subra Herd 2 registered Suffolk rams' purchased in 1957 from Earl Subra herd These ram are years old cj This Years Ewe Herd Attend This Sale JACK NOTESTINE JOHN HOAG Owners COLS HULL end THOMSEN Aucttl AUSTIN STATE BANK Clerk Mcwdine to peifht A' tT Commetctal Cows 117 JO 9000 85UtUtty Caws 0 1800 Cuttar 1573 1775 cinnen '14J0 1830 kt Bull 17 90 J100 Sausage Bulls 1800 2390 te WL Tbtn Bulla 1375 AVSTIN GRAIN MARKET Sotoeana Oata 53 XJXT George A Hormel Co Common Stock (Wright WeHs' Co) dEORGE LUTHE Lansing Minn (Austin Lansing and Udolpho Townships) l' and 1 HANS ELLE Lyle Minn (Nevada Lyle WIndom and Adams Townships)have been appointed as authorized dealers in this territory for DEKALB Business Notes AT' SAN RANCISCO i Mr and Mrs A Kittelson are in San rancisco attending 4 the convention of the Guarantee Mutual Life Co Omaha i The Austin man qualified as one of 125 of the 600 agents eligible for the expenses paid trip west The selection was based on sales of insurance the past two years The Kittlesous1 hive been stay ing in a hotel on Nob Hill to San rancisco The convention ends today' I a 2 Holstein Helfers 2 yrs old open I Hofrtefn Heifer self I months old These heifers ere from artificial breeding HORSES 2 meres HOGS 10 Rod Dwoc Ctos feeders ev 60 lbs I Purebred Duroc Stock Hog I yr eld POULTRY 90 White Leghorn yr old hen Albert Hopfe Soil AUCTIONEERS The jinriksha cart once very popular in Japan was invented in Yokohama by an American minister Jonathan Goblein 1869 4 Illinois produces about 40 laik ten bushels of wheat about: two thirds of it grown to southern tijyd of the state 4 Car Pileup in air Race DES MOINES (B John Pouel sen of Gardena Calif returned to bis native state riday night and beat the favorite in winning the 25 lap big car race at the Iowa State air 1 A four car pileup in which no driver was hurt aided Pouelsen born at Titonka and a onetime prep basketball star at Rolfe in beating Bobby Grim oi Indianap olis by five lengths Griiq had a 200 yard lead when the red flag op to stop the race on the seventh lap When the race was resumed the drivers i were assigned the posi tions tifey held at the time of the accident and about a car length apart Pouetoen thus picked up about six ear' lengths on Grim: Pouelsen took the lead from Grim on the 14th lap and held it the remainder of the race Herschel Wagner of Hickman Mills Mo was third and Red Amick of Muncie Ind wa four th iguring to the mishap were Don Carr Eddie Loetscher Ken Rubright and Colby Scroggins Moo13 J5 8tg OWt 600 n'TTTTTITrtvllSS Unaerflntabto cull or filled bogs nust be discounted accordingly All log eubject to government In r' ipectloni 1S5S SnUNQ'UMB MARKET U00 Choice 2050 3150 QOOu eeee veeeeeeae Medium 140 1850 7 Common 1050 downy: 1AU buck lambs discounted 1 per undred weight by grade Lamb over 100 pound discounted 10c per cwt oer pound Qld crop lamb st market ft 7 VEAL MARKET (Vaal mIvm nt allwr' hCj and purchased eb i' 180 330 '2800 3000 L80 330 2750 Standard 2400 J5 00 Utility 150 230 lbs 3100 22JO hnice heavy 540 300 lbs 2600 37 60 Mod heavy 240 300 lb 2450 25 JO 'x hills 11 weight 1000 1750 AU calve over 300 lb dtacouated 3 CWT I 4 54 Beginning March 28 through July 2 veal calve will not accepted 920 rida ya No veal mar tat Gaturdaya CATTLE MAHKTT 8 Prim ateera year s5: Ung 4550 2725 8 Choice eteera 6 year Ung 2325 2550 Weyerhaeuser Action Presages New Products Added Research Dr Root chemical products 5 development BY Couch plas tics adhesives and finishes re search Dr Lodewick re i search associates Bathla ny 'project engineers and IL Dowd analytical and test labora tory and A Mark business and services'? i 'Robert appointment to'the duapositions of dicrector of busihess development i ana assis taut to the vice president Aram' Silvatek and New Products Group irill take effect Sept Pauley 'trill investigate newe product and recoin mend for commercialization to the company those he deems most promisingBefore joining Weye ehaeurser he worked with the Wood Conversion Co' Minn 1937 1943 i have a ehance The aJnal score 'was 4 6 6 1 6 2 6 1 irtCM feLmtooy upsefs Duiy flight dusted ack rt'of Monterey CsdflC'pne better young flayers in the ILS 3 6 3 4 5 4n the division Jeanne Arth of St Paul dropped fifth seeded Janet Hopps of Seattle 1 6 6 4 7 5 Hamilton Richardson the too American seed (No 8) advanced at the expense of Tony Vincent of New York 6 4 6 1 6 1 Barry MacKay of Dayton No 5 the only other seeded 'jayer to see action vanquished Jim Shakespeare of Hollywood la 6 2i 6 1 6 2 AUCTION Having ddcd to gulf farming 1 will sell at Public' Auction the following described property located et the Corl Biol form 2 mile Eait of Spring Volley on Highway 16 then 1 mile North (follow arrow) A WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3 Commencing 1 :00 O'clock Sharp 12 HEAD HOLSTEIN CATTLE MINNEAPOLIS Backers p( major league baseball for Min neapolis still were hopeful today for early action despite a set back that brought delay in approval of a nino tailUon dollar city bond is sue' to Metropolitan Sta dium The Board of Estimate and Tax ation riday laid the matter over until Tuesday despite arguments that even a short delay might hamper the 'drive to bring the Washington Senators here Chbt Roan stadium manager told the board a bid from a major team might come this weekend and would be terribly embarrassing if the city say i Three of the sevon board mem bers nevertheless said they wanted more time to study the proposal despite its earlier approval in the City Council by an 11 2 ballot Bonds for city financing oi the stadium which was built with pri vate funds would not be issued1 unless and until a contract is signed with a major league team Gerald Moore" president of the Metropolitan Stadium Cpmmis i sion said that group was undis turbed by failure of the Washing i ton directors to act to move the team here immediately He said the meeting to Washingtonriday was just smother step in the negotiations and that he had talked to Club President Calvjn i Griffith and knew what was going Ion i Until the delay no solid opposition to the tend issue had been recorded The tend proceeds Would be used mainly to expand the stadium from 21 000 seats to 41000 The picture further was some what complicated when the St iPaul City Council in a surprise imove riday renewed that campaign for big league ball by pledging a 3 to 4 million dollar bond issue for expanding Midway Stadium I Unlike the Minneapolis plant ithe St Paul stadium was financed I publicly Backers of the proposed expansion mentioned the Cleveland I Indians and another unnamed (American League team as possi i ble candidates for residence therev St spokesmen' said thatstadium 'now seating 250 could I be increased to 32500 next year Auxiliary a centennial eligibly far aid are Audubon Cass program Thursday afternoon Gutw antftMontgomery''dounties toe Mowe rremonc ana rage counties 'KILLED LN COLLISION PERRY (fl Mrs Guy Woos ter 62 of Mapleton was killed riday in a two car7 collision at the junction of 8 169 and Iowa 141 about four miles east of here Her husband who was driving one car and1 two persons in the other car were injured The second car was driven by Arthur Kiecker 54 ofAlgona Also injured was Ar tha Petersen 44 of Des Moines a passenger in toe Kiecker car LIQUOR SALES DES MOINES (fl lowans are buying federal retail liquor deal er stamps at a fast pace although state owned stores are the only legal outlets for liquor to Iowa The Internal Revenue Service said riday that 1466 of the (50 stamps have been issued since foe fiscal year started July 1 This compares with 1659 sold in the entire year starting July 1 1957 and 1489 the previous fiscal year UMES ATAL TO BOY IOWA CITY (fl Richard Sea ton' one year old son of Mr "and Mrs Clyde Seston Jr of Iowa City apparently died of strangu 1 lation after breathing gasoline fumes "into his windpipe Thurs day The i toy's father said Rich ard snatched up a can of gasoline he haf fixed to dean paint brush es and drank from it before Sea ton could reach him Seaton was on a step ladder painting hi bouse i tl day An average of four points ipill be added to toe record of each violating driver Recording to fthe past experience ADMITS BREAKIN'Port MADISON (fl Author ities said riday that Robert Mar admitted burglarizing toe Hromek TACOMA? Wash The fow Supported by Central Research tion of toe Silvatek and New Piwaiid Development ducts Group of Weyerhaeuser Tim reseacQh facility Longview Wash ber (to with Johm Afam vice toe new' gfoup will expand Into president as general manager was announced today by Weyerhaeuser company presl UClllf CLLCvWvC OC2L A uUU14UmUIB4 The Silvatek and New Product research Group will ibe responsible for toe manufacturing merchandising and marketing of special products The ointments of Dr A Gregory organization is made up of four manager of Central Research or functitmal departments headed by anlzation and staff and of managers Greeley field manager of Wo Pro operations Meadowcroft iucta 'Group Development and Ser merchandising planning and' pro vice duct planning and A isken Research supervisors and their manufacturing and quality con appointments are: Goms isiivatex flroaucta development in Tennis Test 'By EIL CORRIGAN OREST HILLS NY (AP) Modesty dictates that Mai Ander son avoid any predictions of win ning the National Tennis Cham pionship Said the tll Australian Davis Cup ace today want to see the guy who is going to lick The handful of spectator who showed up for the opening of the 10 day tournament in 1 the West Side Tennis Club riday were shocked when the first set match to Bob Perry of Los An geles 4' 4 ra wLmhr! MARKET Xo JMtaCkrt Mondy Labor Day A OA1L3 MAKKK3 HKfORT Saturday Auc SO 1958 'The tollowln price wer paid 9 Zj Barrow m4 Gilt ijraoing no i 160 no 170 180 180 190 190 200 1883 200220 1915 220 230 1000 230 240 1890 ORG 1ft RD 250 260 18 70v180 280 270 270 280 ''1850 280 290 1840 yonSfln 130 All butebere weighing orer 300 Ito ar priced th am awkot the same gt classification reding 270 300 300 320 330 360 I 360 400 406 450 450 500 500 550 50Q UP I i Delay Action on Bonds for Stadium Expansion WEATHER Showers are forecast tonight for New jStatejj northern New England western Lakes region (Upper Mississippi valfey westernTec as and along coasts of Washington and Oregon1 It will be cooler in upper Mississippi valley and continued warm in the east (AP PhotofaxMap) TRAIC VIOLATIONS DES MOINES (fl State Safety Department predicted ri day approximately 4000 traffia? points will be added to the records of Iowa drivers as a result of traf fic violations during the long La bor Day weekend Averages bas ed on past records indicate about 1000 driven will be stopped In Tawb frw riday evening midnight MorP COLUMBUS Ohio (fl Satur 1 Mtaafttira 1 AMaaeLAlf DamhIa UAJf lUgllWy CJUtIW SbUMMih Casteel of suburban Worthington may be playing 'piano with a square dance band But Sunday morning playing organ for St Luke's Methodist Church The Worthington High School sophotoore is toe youngest church I shall 30 of Compton Calif has organist in toe Columbus area admitted burglarizing the Hromek Cleaning Service office and a post ArfvenHste Give" office substation earlier this week A 200 pound safe tas taken con 5' Over Tithe Wnhw In nh and wrrw stamps and 300 blank (100 mon ey orders a IW 0t AWMVfWMNH I KAUpn rig i ma VZM7 i Al a IWk A i 1 fl nt 1 (J! si i jr i i i 71 i uk I i 1 i' iviWey Morntof SjbUehj.