The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 7

vmv Hmrmtwf' "mf -n'W Mcat'fi, Producer And Traveler, Dies HOLLYWOOD. CAL. T' John Henry Wears, 78. lyricist for such composers as George Gershwin and Harry Tierney, died Thursday. He managed the John Drew the- I'KJIT, its iitrical company, and too! p.ut in stage ventures with Ilorciu Ziegfcld and M.irris C'st.

He set records for trav. cling around the globe in 1913 and ag un in 1028. 1 wj'Vy i -i Am j. 11 UhiU 1 fi a FIND CITY POOLS IRE CROWDED City P.irke Superintendent Paul Sardahl said Thursday Dcs Moires' four swimming pools are more consistently crowded this summer than any year in his memory. The parks department operates pools nt Grind, East Town, llirdland and Ashwnnh Parks, Roys and girl- pack them almost Sandahl flip 1 I ,0 m-H Jn every day, reported.

Swimming More "We thought when we opened the East Town pool it would help the crowding at Birdland." Sandahl said. 'But not many people moved over to the new one. Apparently the. people around East Town just started more." One danger in continued heavy use of the pools, Sandahl explained, is that it reduced the amount of chlorine in the water. The antiseptic gas evaporates easily, he said, particularly when the water is being splashed around.

Content Falls Occasionally, he said, the cMorinc content falls below recommended sanitary levels during days when a large crowd uses a pool. The park board gave pool managers the right last year to refuse to admit any more swimmers when they felt they would create a dangerous condition. The power has not been exercised so far this year, San-Hahl said. Pedaling Across U. S.

Phillil Ann Foster (left) nJ June Meyer During Bihe Stop in pen Moines Fire Halts Rail Traffic Smoke billows above the Burlington Railroad bridge over the Dcs Moines river and Riverside drive Thursday afternoon. Heat from the fire warped rails and halted traffic across the bridge for more than four hours. The bridge is near Pioneer Memorial Stadium. Two young women from New York, pedaling across the country, igreccl here Thursday night that Iowa's Highway 6 is fine for bicycle travel. "We were pretty unhappy tvhen we found we'd be on Number 6." aaid Phillis Ann (Teri) Foster, 25, of Schenectady, N.

Y. "Narrow In Illinois' "it was awfully narrow in Illinois. But in Iowa we just ride along the part that has ben widened." Miss Foster, born In 'Red Oak, and June Dolores Meyer. 23, of Baldwin, Long Island, N. said they are making the trip "just to see the country better and be able to stop and talk with people." They left New York, N.

on June 22 and expect to arrive at San Marino, billowed to the top of the bridge and dripped down onto the grass under the bridge. District Tire Chief Art Andrews said the cause of the blaze was undetermined. He said he wasn't certain exactly what pirt of the bridge caught fire first. Smoke from the burning creosote was visible over a wide area. Heat scorched tics and warped rails over about 50 feet of the bridge.

1 Railroad officials said three Drive Oui and Enjoy a GOOD DINNER at One of These Fnc Restaurants Rule Night Speed Limit Set by Moyer Is Legal The jowa supreme court Tuesday ruled that Iowa's "reasonable and proper" speed law is sufficiently broad to give I I I MASON CITY MW HAMPTON Jj SIOUX CITY ST0RMT) DUI'J0l'l 1 "ctOAn CAMQLl CMHA(na'' WA'NGroN 1 on Sept. 19. They expect to spend about $300 In the process. "Of course we don't have to bu gas and we usually sferp in state parks camps 'or a Y. W.

C. Miss I-ostcr explained. "But it's costing a little more than we expected." They will be in Greenfield today and in Red Oak on Saturday and Sunday. There they will stay Miss Foster's uncle. Paul Foster.

They stayed at Hotel Fort Dcs Moines here. Good Suntans Miss Foster said ths trip is giving them good suntans and making them "very very healthy." She said they usually wear shorts or bathing suits while cycling. "Everyone's been more than friendly," she exclaimed. to prosecute speeders. gratified, of course.

I certainly would regard it as a milestone in Iowa's safety fight." He had said when he appealed the cases that if the high court had upheld the Burlington judge then he would ask the 1957 Iowa legislature to impose a specific speed limit. HONOR PHOTOGRAPHER (Tht JUCMtrr'l Inwa Nw, rvic) FORT MADISON, IA. -John Amborn photographer here, Thursday was awarded a certificate of merit by the Photographers Assocaition of America at its annual convention in Chicago, III. The award goes to photographers whose pictures are selected to hang at the convention. Now-a Mitivl 7 f1imAH.

mm The freshest, 4s 7 frmir mnmiwm break iiBH for. tea drinkers! BRIDGE BLAZE WARPS RAILS A fire on the Burlington Railroad bridge over the Des Moines river and Riverside drive blocked traffic across the bridge for four and a half hours Thursday afternoon. The fire was reported by an un identified woman at 5:50 p. The fire was confined main ly to the east end of the tres tic. Flames from the tracks 54 5 'i I.

lot nowl p'risl iiitrnrbirtory ffff to Jirlp vimi gcf. airj'iainKi with wnndrrful nw lr.l4nt Tru! fur tli TrnrW Leaf j-r wi 10e oil -it'i at your SriKi'r's niw I 1 1 trains were affected by the fire. Two trains were detourcd across the river on Des Moines Union Railroad tracks, and a third train was delayed until about 1030 p. m. when the BurlinRton bridge was reopened.

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2J iA the state highway patrol power In case, the high court also upheld the state's "control of vehicle" law. 7-0 Reversal By votes of 7-0, the court reversed decisions of H. A. Walsh, Burlington municipal judge, who had dismissed the two test cases brought by the state department of public safety. State Safety Commissioner Clinton Moyer had both cases appealed to the supreme court to get a ruling on whether the h'ghway speed laws are suffi ciently clear to inform the Individual driver of what kind of conduct would lead to penalty.

Defendants In the cases wera Cecil F. Coppes, 31, 'Yarmouth, and Mrs. Easter R. Holling, Corpus Tex. Coppes had been charged with speed greater than "rea aonable and proper." He was accused by officers of driv ing 100 miles an hour at night last Dec.

26 on U. S. Highway 61 about 8 miles out of Bur lington. Safety Commissioner Moyer had instructed highway patrol men to arrest anyone driving more than 63 miles an hour at night. Judge Walsh had held the speed limit was in valid and unconstitutional, in that state law did not suf ficiently inform the driver of penalty.

Drivers Should Know "Operators of motor ve hides know or should know what speed is proper and reasonable under different traffic conditions," the high court said in Coppes' case. Mrs. Holling was accused cf failing to have her car un der control on a curve, hit ting another car making a left turn last Nov. 15. The hich court opinion in Mrs.

Holling's case said: "There are a great variety of sharp turns, and curves of different degrees of curvature, many descents with different degrees of steepness. "It would be impossible to specify a mile-per-hour speed that would be proper or prac tical for these differing high wav conditions. The best that a legislative body can do is to inform the motorist in pertinent general language." Present Iowa law requires merely that- a moiorist drive at a "reasonable and proper" spd and be able "to stop within the assured clear distance flhehd." Moyer, commenting on the derisions, said: "I don't mind saying that I'm immensely it.nn.KMf.T. What foot Doctors tired, burning feet Hmiiii vjtir t't-M nl fcinnt. Mn-'rtr for HrM.

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