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a a a a Week's Trend (By the Associated Press) The following table lists operating results in major lines of business and finance in the latest week, with comparisons with a year ago: Latest Wk. Year Ago Steel Prod. (Net Tons) 1,526,000 2,252,000 Freight Misc. Carloadings Freight 570,670 297,103 722,903 Auto Prod. (Units) 92,273 110,867 Soft Coal Prod.

(Tons) 7,580.000 9,476,000 Crude Oil Prod. (Bbls.) 6,094,535 7,324,050 Engineering Awards $423,990,000 $298,907,000 Paper Prod. of Cap.) 86.2 94.9 Paper Board of Cap.) 85.0 95.0 Stock Sales (Shares) 9.297,760 8,676,449 Bond Sales (Par Value) $20,771.500 $16.109,000 Bus. Failures (Number) 337 309 Wholesale Prices (BLS Index) unavailable 117.2 (Final Three Ciphers Omitted in Following) Elec. Power Prod.

(KWH.) 11,316,000 11,574,000 Bank Clearings $21,117,090 $21,171,078 Demand Deposits $54,671,000 $55,151,000 Business Loans $29,455,000 $30,906,000 Excess Reserves $621,000 $352,000 Treasury Gold Stock ($21,661,000 $22,406.000 Brokers Loans $947,000 $1,023.000 Money in Circulation $30,813,000 $30,660,000 Belle Miller's Services Here Services for Mrs. Belle Miller, 70, of Columbus, formerly of 1026 Pennsylvania here, will be at 3 p. m. Tuesday in Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial at Glendale Cemetery. Mrs.

Miller died Friday of a stroke in St. Mary's Hospital, Columbus, Neb. She had MRS. MILLER been ill three years. She had lived in Des Moines about 50 years, before moving to Columbus about a year ago.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mildred New and Mrs. Norma Landwehr, both of Columbus; two sons, Donald Linn, Columbus, and Forrest Des Moines; three sisters, Mrs. Cora Horn, Burlington, Mrs. Zana Fox, and Mrs.

Bess Stansberry, both of Moulton; a brother, John O. Cupp, Central Point, 10 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Parker Closes Ink Plant in Wisconsin JANESVILLE, WIS. (P)- The Parker Pen Co. has announced it will close its ink plant at Menomonie, in mid-July because of increasing operational costs and a slackening in demand for liquid ink.

Chicago Futures (By the Associated Press) RANGE OF PRICES FOR THE WEEK WHEAT Close Close High Low May 29 May July 1.88¼ 1.85⅝ 1.86⅜ 1.85½ Sept 1.91½ 1.88¼ 1.89⅜ 1.88¼ Dec 1.96¾ 1.93⅞ 1.94⅞ 1.91 Mar 2.00½ 1.97¾ 1.98½ 1.97¾ CORN (OLD) July 1.30⅜ 1.27⅝ 1.30 1.27 Sept 1.23% 1.26 1.23⅞ Dec 1.23⅛ 1.18¾ 1.23 1.18½ Mar 1.26½ 1.26½ 1.22 CORN (NEW) Dec 1.23⅞ 1.19½ 1.23⅞ 1.19½ Mar 1.20⅞ 1.24½ 1.26¾ 1.23 OATS July Sept .651 .62 Dec .67 -64 .67 RYE July 1.24¾ 1.19 1.24¼ 1.19 Sept 1.27¼ 1.20¼ 1.26¼ 1.20¾ Dec 1.30¾ 1.24 1.30 1.24½ SOYBEANS July 2.30¾ 2.24 2.26½ 2.29½ 2.27⅛ 2.24 2.26% Nov 2.27¼ 2.31⅞ 2.25% 2.21⅞ 2.28% 2.25½ 2.22⅜ 2.25¾ Mar 2.33½ 2.28¼ 2.32⅛ 2.28¾ LARD July 12.70 12.35 12.57 12.40 Sep 12.32 12.05 12.20 12.12 Oct 12.10 11.85 11.97 11.90 Nov 11.82 11.65 11.77 11.75a SOYBEAN OIL July 10.89 10.75 10.81b 10.85 Sept 10.87 10.72 10.81b 10.81 Oct 10.76 10.60 10.73b 10.69b Dec 10.77 10.61 10.73b 10.69 SOYBEAN MEAL July 53.50 52.00 53.10 51.75 Aug 52.30 50.40 52.05b 50.25 Sept 50.25 48.65 50.05b 48.40b Oct 47.55 46.50 47.35b 46.10b Dec 47.55 46.40 46.15b b--Bid. Now in the Tribune! Sylvia Porter's great financial column "Your Money's Worth" Sylvia Porter is the financial expert who translates Wall Street news into Main Street language. Behind every headline of her columns is a meaning that affects your job, your home, your purchases. and your future. She discusses almost every economic facet of American life puts hardboiled, complex economic theory into an interesting vital story that every one will like.

Regularly in the Des Moines Tribune Des Moines Sunday Register June Local 1, 1958. Section 9-L Uneven Hog Mart Trend For Week By Tom Clark (Market Editor) Terminal hog markets were mixed and the interior Iowa and southern Minnesota market was stronger last week. In the interior the closing top of $23.15 was equal to the high of earlier in the week and on May 22, but with those exceptions was the best price since August, 1954. Uneven Terminal markets ranged from 25 cents higher to 50 cents lower, with butchers generally around steady. Hog receipts in the holidayshortened week totaled 000 head, down 87,000 from the preceding week, but 000 more than a year ago.

Cattle markets were weak to 75 cents lower, generally around 25 to 50 cents off on slaughter steers and heifers. Stockers and feeders were 50 cents higher to as much as $1 lower at various points. Cattle tops were from $28.50 to $29.75, except at Chicago where the top was $33.50 for a new low top since February. Sheep markets were 50 cents higher to $1 lower, and tops on lambs ranged from $22.50 to $24. In Chicago wholesale pork prices advanced 50 cents to $3 a hundred resulting in some improvement in the recently unfavorable margin between the live market and product prices.

Grains Up Beef prices were steady 1 to 50 cents higher in the Chicago market. At the end of the week choice beef sold up to $48 a hundred and pork loins up to $57 a hundred. Grain markets were generally stronger, with dry weather a situation corrected in Iowa Saturday the principal bullish factor. For the week wheat futures in Chicago advanced to cents, corn was 2 to cents up, oats 2 to cents ahead, rye to cents up, soybeans to cents higher and lard up 7 to 17 cents a hundred. Iowa egg markets, reducing some early gains, closed 1 cent higher to 2 cents lower for the week.

Meanwhile, hens were unchanged to. 3 cents lower despite light marketings, and roosters were steady. Business Pace Improves Again New York Times News Service NEW YORK, N. Y. The New York Times index of business activity in the week ended May 24 rose to 181 from 180.6 in the preceding week.

The figure for the week ended May 25, was 206.1. The table below gives the combined index with its components, each of which is adjusted for longterm trends. EndedMay 24 May 17 May 25 1958 1958 1957 Combined index 181.0 180.6 206.1 Misc. carloadings 99.3 99.7 114.6 Other carloadings 65.3 62.5 90.3 Steel production 111.6 103.5 163.9 Elec. power production 265.8 265.1 292.1 Paperboard production 269.2 280.2 293.4 Lumber production 104.0 102.3 109.1 PRICES HIGHER ON IOWA SWINE By E.

L. Heiman (Federal-State Market News Service) Hogs were steady to 25 cents higher in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota Saturday, and the top reached $23.15, equal to the high since August, 1954. Demand was spotted, however, and trading was uneven. The market was closed Friday in ance of Memorial Day. Hog receipts were estimated at 30,000 head compared with 27,000 8 week ago and 30,500 a year ago.

Actuals for Thursday were 35,000. Hog prices were: Barrows, Gilts--U. S. No. 1-3 180-200 lbs.

200-220 lbs. 22.10-23.15 220-240 lbs. 21.70-22.95 240-270 lbs. 21.10-22.55 270-300 ibs. 20.40-21.95 Sows- S.

No. 1-3 270-300 lbs. 20.10-21.15 300-330 lbs. 19.85-20.90 330-360 lbs. 19.60-20.65 360-400 lbs.

19.10-20.10 400-450 lbs. 18.60-19.65 450-550 17.60-19.15 (Hog prices based on sales before 11:30 a. m. Saturday at packing plants, concentration and assembly interior Iowa and southern Minnesota.) SATURDAY'S MARKET Following is tabulation for Saturday's quotations for top weight butchers and sows at packing plant points in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota based on official Federal-State Market News Serv- ice reports. Saturday's market: 200 to 220.

270 to 300 lb. butchers lb. sows Austin and Fort Dodge: No. $23.15 $21.15 No. 22.25 20.75 No.

22.35 20.35 Albert Lea: No. 23.00 21,00 No. 22.50 20.50 No. 3 22.00 20.00 Waterloo 22.25@22.75 20.25 20.75 Ced. Rapids 22.00@22.50 20.00@ 20.50 Des Moines: No.

1 23.00 .00 21.00 No. 3 22.50 20.50 No. 22.25 20.25 Marshalltown: No. 1 22.90 20.65 No. 3 22.50 20.25 No.

22.25 20.00 Ottumwa: No. 22.75 20.75 No. 22.25 20.25 No. 22.00 Storm Lake 22.25@22.30 20.25@20.50 Estherville: No. 22.90 20.90 No.

3 22.50 20.50 No. 22.10 20.10 Davenport 20.25 20.75 Prices on Ford's Taunus Given DETROIT, MICH. (AP) Suggested retail prices for Ford Motor Germanbuilt Taunus passenger cars will range from $2,016.50 for the 17-M standard two-door sedan to $2,371 for the Deluxe Combi-Wagon (station wagon). The prices, at east coast port of entry, include federal tax, ocean freight, handling charge and import duty. They do not include license fees or state or local taxes.

The newest import models will go on sale for the first time in the United States Monday. Ford already is marketing 14 English Ford line cars and light truck-vans in this country. Kiser to Judge Horse Show James J. Kiser of the animal husbandry department at Iowa State College will judge the fifth annual Iowa AllArabian Horse Show today at the state fairground. Halter-class judging will start at 9 a.

m. and performanceclass judging at 1:30 p. m. An added attraction will be a jumping horse exhibition by Michael Mathews. All horses in the show will be purebred or part-bred Arabians.

The show is sponsored by the Iowa Arabian Horse Association. Polls Open: D. a. m. 8 p.

County--8 to 8 CORPORATE LIMITS CORPORATE LIMITS AURORA AVE. IS AURORA AVE. AURORA AVE. ST. 8 29 ST.

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43 43RD FLEUR PLEASANT VIEW DR. 57 RIVER 12 66 WATROUS AVE. WATROUS AVE. CORPORATE LIMITS 5 ELDER LANE IS CORPORATE LIMITS HIDE 69 M'S HIM McKINLEY AYE. McKINLEY AVE.

70 MUNICIPAL ST. AIRPORT IS 21 71 HI6 PORTER AVE. Where ARMY POST ROAD 29TH 72 73 To Vote S.W. CORPORATE LIMITS This map shows the 73 voting precincts in Des voting place listed below. Polls in the city will be Moines for the state-county primary election Mon- open from 7 a.

m. to 8 p. m. In Polk county precincts day. To learn where you vote determine your pre- outside of Des Moines, polls will be open from 8 cinct number from the map and find that number's a.

m. to 8 p. m. Des Moines Precincts 1. Fred B.

Moore School, 3755 Fiftysecond st. 2. Douglas Avenue Presbyterian Church, 4601 Douglas ave. 3. Franklin Junior High School, Forty-eighth street and Franklin avenue.

4. Westminster United Presbyterian Church, Beaver and Allison avenues. 5. Grace Methodist Church. Thirtyseventh street and Cottage Grove avenue (west side entrance).

6. Hubbell School, Forty-second and Center streets. 7. Des Moines Community Playhouse, 831 Forty-second st. 8.

Plymouth Congregational Church. and Ingersoll avenue (Forty-second street entrance). 9. Temple B'Nai Jeshurun, Fiftyfirst street and Grand avenue (side entrance). 10.

Greenwood School. Thirty seventh street south of Grand. 11. Frisbie School, S. W.

Sixty-first street and Muskogee avenue. 12. Jefferson School, S. W. Thirtieth street and Park avenue.

13. Monroe School, southwest corner, Hickman road and Thirtieth street. 14. Kirkwood School, Twenty seventh Clark streets. Powell Piano Organ 2011 Forest ave.

16. Elmwood School. Thirty first street and University avenue. 17. St.

Andrew's Evangelical United Brethern Church, Thirty first and Iola avenue (Iola avenue entrance). 18. Immanuel Methodist Church, 2900 Forty-ninth st. 19. Callanan Junior School.

Thirty-first and Center streets (west entrance). 20. Smouse Opportunity School, and Center streets. 21. Casady School.

Sixteenth street and Jefferson avenue. 22. First Federated Church. Beaver and Adams avenues (Adams entrance). 23.

Irving Junior High School, Sixteenth street and Forest. 24. Grant School. Twenty third street and Cottage Grove. 25.

Willkie House, 900 Seventeenth st, (entrance northeast corner). 26. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3816 Thirty-sixth st. 27. Des Moines Technical High School, Fifteenth and Center streets.

28. Bird School, Harding road and Woodland avenue. 29. Oak Park School, Sixth and Madison avenues. 30.

Highland Park Christian Church, Sixth and Clinton avenues. 31. Old North High School, Eighth and College avenue (Seventh street entrance) 32. Forest Avenue Baptist Church, Eleventh street and Forest. 33.

Christ Evangelical United Brethren Church. Fifty-eighth street (Merle Hay road) and Franklin. 34. Crocker School, Sixth and School street. 35.

Masonic Temple building, 1011 Locust st. (lobby). 36. Burch Manufacturing 1220 Locust (rear entrance). 37.

Lucky Day Sales Service, 1534 Fifth ave. (rear). 38. St. Ambrose School, 1154 Fifth.

College. Perkins School, -third street 40. Salvation Army Community Center, 1220 E. Twenty-fifth court. 41.

Polk County Courthouse, Sixth and Mulberry street. 42. South Side Community House, 1204 Indianola ave. 43. Lincoln High School, S.

W. Ninth street and Bell avenue. 44. Harding Junior High School, Cornell street and Euclid avenue. 45.

Saylor School, Cornell street and Ovid avenue. 46. Cattell School, E. Thirteenth street and Hull avenue. 47.

Union Park Methodist Church, E. Twelfth street and Guthrie avenue. 48. Wallace School, E. Thirteenth street and Cleveland avenue.

49. Longfellow School, 820 E. Seventh st. 50. Curtis School.

S. E. Sixth and Raccoon streets. 51. Dawson Motor 3009 E.

Fourteenth st. 52. Hiatt Junior High School, E. Fitteenth street and University. 53.

St. Peter's Community Hall, 1754 Des Moines st. 54. Webster School, E. Twelfth and Lyon streets.

55. Lucas School, E. Fifteenth and Capitol avenue. 56. Dunlan School.

S. E. Eleventh street and Railroad avenue. 57. Howe School, S.

E. Seventh street and Indianola avenue. 58. Adams School, E. Twenty-ninth street and Douglas avenue, 59.

Phillibs School, Lay" street and Jefferson avenue. 60. Stowe School. F. Thirty-third street.

and Cleveland. 61. Brooks. 'School, E. Twenty-seeond and Des Moines streets.

62. Grant Park Church of Christ. E. Twenty-fifth street and Capitol avenue, 63. Willard School.

E. Thirtieth street and Dean avenue. 64. Scott School, S. E.

Twenty-fifth and Maury streets. 65. Easton Evangelical United Brethren Church, 2427 F. Thirty-second st. 66.

Park Avenue Presbyterian Church, 3120 S. W. Ninth st. 67. Windsor School, Fifty-ninth street and University avenue (new building) 68.

Hillis School, Fifty-sixth street and Hickman road. 69. Hoak School, S. W. Eighteenth street and McKinley avenue.

70. Granger School, S. Union street and Leach avenue. 71. Maple Grove School, 8.

W. Ninth street and Army Post road. 72. Watrous School. S.

W. Fourteenth street and Army Post. 73. Fort Moines School, Union street Payton avenue. Dana Polk Outside Des Moines Allen- -Avon Community Church.

Beaver Town Hall, Mitchellville. Bloomfield No. 1-Bloomfield Community Church, S. E. 16th Leach.

Bloomfield No. 2 Bloomfield Church, Old Indianola rd. Bloomfield No: Gilbert L. HIllyard Residence, 2838 Army Post rd. Bioomfield No.

5-Plainview School, S. W. 63rd Army Post. Camp No. 1-Garrett Grove School No.

3, miles south of Ivy. Camp No. 2-Runnells City Hall, Runnells. Clay- Town Hall, Altoona, Crocker American Legion Hall, Ankeny. Delaware No, 1-Berwick Federated Church.

Berwick. You and Your Job Delaware No. 2-Fire Station, 4512 E. Shawnee. Delaware No.

3-Fire Station, Norwood ville. Delaware No. 4 -Fire Station. tween E. 43rd E.

45th Sheridan. Country School House Douelas, Township Hall), Enterprise. Elkhart--Cory Hardware, Elkhart. Four Mile Coliseum, Rising Sun. Franklin No.

1. 1-Old Barrett School, One mile east of Santiago. Franklin No. 2-City Hall, durant, Jefferson No. 1- James Mosier Garage, State Road 141, mile east of M.

M. Fitzsimmon's Corners. Jefferson No. 2-Ray's Service Station. Grimes.

Lincoln No. 1-Alleman High School, Alleman. Lincoln No. 2-City Hall, Sheldahl. Madison- City Hall, Polk City.

Saylor No. 1-Saylor Center School, Sixth Ave. north of interurban tracks. Saylor No. 2- Canary Lake School, E.

14th st. North of interurban tracks. Saylor No. 3-Woodside School. E.

14th Woodside drive. No. 4-Ray Quick Garage, Saylorville. Union- -Union Prairie School, One mile south 5 miles of Sheldahl. Valley No.

1. -City Hall, 316 5th, West Des Moines. Valley No. 2-Elementary Schoolhouse, 7th, between Walnut Locust, West Des Moines, Valley No. 3 -Clover Hill School, 14th Vine, West Des Moines.

Walnut No. 1-Pierce School, Ashworth road. Walnut No. 2-Clive School, 73rd, north of University, Walnut No. 4 Windsor Heights Town Hall, 6511 University.

Washington Farrar Consolidated School, Farrar. Webster No. 1-Johnston Consolidated School. Johnston. Webster No.

2-Town Hall, Grimes. Webster No, 3-City Hall, 3816 70th, Urbandale. Webster No. 4-Reform Church 1n America, 5050 Meredith drive. Milk Sales Down In Jobless Areas WASHINGTON, D.

C. -The agriculture department Saturday reported that consumption of fluid milk appears to be declining what in areas where unemployment is heavy. But no accurate figures were said to be available either on sales of fluid milk or manufactured dairy products. By Walter Lowen Job Placement Expert last 18 as an executive. Due to been established.

And don't depredeaths the company's internal con- ciate your ability. ditions make a move compulsory for my health. I am qualified in account- Engineering ing, taxes and finances. Although I SON, a graduate of M. I.

am under 50 I know it would be hard in won his master's degree to locate in the same field. In what heavy construction engineering and field other than accounting can my has been with a large firm in New abilities be used, not necessarily at York City for several years. He is the executive E. 30, married with two children. They do not like living in New York.

He CAN'T help feeling you are full of would like to get a job with a fear for the future. Why should smaller firm in San Francisco, where he lived while in the service. you feel that your rich experience Are there employment engineering should not be in demand by agencies out L. S. similar organizations for years to come? I'm sure you must have much TOUR son can list himself with M.

I. T. Placement Bureau, more to offer now than you had 10 With of with the Engineering Societies Peryears ago. your sonnel Service, 8 W. Fortieth knowledge accounting, taxes and finance you several can be valuable in the general busiNew York, with long-estabfield.

told that law lished private placement agencies ness I am private firms frequently have accounting who place trained engineers all over the world. He can contact the editor and tax departments. Your most valuable tool for job changing is a careof Engineering News Record, 330 W. Forty st. He should have no fully prepared resume.

When you trouble in send it to prospects mark it Strictly making a satisfactory new connection in California. Confidential and request that none of your references or your present (Copyright, 1958) be contacted until after an from (Mr. readers Lowen to will be be answered happy to in his receive column. inquiries He employer interview when mutual interest has reply regrets to that It will for be information impossible for mail.) him to requests by YOU AND YOUR JOB every Sunday in The Sunday Register Ella Monaghan Dies Here at 78 Mrs. Ella Monaghan, 78, of 1302 Tenth died after a heart attack Saturday at Broadlawns General Hospital, Born in Ireland, Mrs.

aghan lived in Des Moines 35 years. Services will be at 9:30 a. m. Monday in St. Patrick's Church in Irish Settlement, Madison county.

The Rosary will be recited at 8 p. m. day in Caldwell-Brien Funeral Home. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Mabel Carpenter of Tampa, Mrs.

Rose Walker and Mrs. Catherine Morris of Des Moines and Mrs. Agnes Moore of Booneville; two sons, John Monaghan of Des Moines and William F. Monaghan of Ankeny; a brother, Frank Glynn of Des Moines; 19 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Lee D.

Bodeen Dies Here at 54 Lee D. (Leland) Bodeen, 54, of 625 Twentieth West Des Moines, died at his home early Saturday of a heart ailment. Services will be at 9:30 a. m. Monday in McLaren's Funeral Home in West Des Moines and again Tuesday in Moline, Ill.

Mr. Bodeen was born in Lynn Center, Ill. He moved to Des Moines four years ago from Iowa City. He was owner of Lineberry Heating and Air Conditioning Co. here.

Survivors are his wife, Harriett; daughter, Linda Lee Bodeen; sister, Mrs. Lydia Broman, Moline, two brothers, Joseph of Moline, and Emil of Joslyn, Ill. Thomas Ashby Is Dead at 84 ANNA BERGMAN IS DEAD AT 59 Mrs. Anna C. Bergman, 59, of 2811 Thirty-eighth died after a heart attack Saturday suffered while she was attending a bridal shower for her daughter, Mary.

She suffered the attack at the home of Mrs. R. W. Hanson, 4514 Kingman blvd. Born at Ashland, Mrs.

MRS. BERGMAN Bergman had lived in Des Moines 24 years. She was a member of Holy Trinity Rosary Society, Catholic Order of Foresters, Bishop Drumm, Mercy Hospital and Dowling Guilds. Services will be in Holy Trinity Catholic Church, of which she was a member. Time of services is being by Caldwell-Brien arranged Home.

Survivors are two sons, the Rev. Richard Bergman, assistant pastor at St. Anthony's Church and James F. Bergman, with army at Fort Carson, three daughters, Dorothy, Mary and Margaret Bergman; two sisters, Mrs. Vanda Eaton and Mrs.

Walter Fitzgerald, of Ashland, and two brothers, Frank wandowski, Ashland, and Louis Lewandowski, Green Bay, Wis. Plan Danielson Rites Monday Services for Niles Danielson, 81, of 4221 Holland drive, will be at 11 a. m. Monday in White-Bumgardner-Mack Funeral Home, with burial at Masonic Cemetery. Mr.

Danielson died of a stroke Thursday in Brown Nursing Home, 1039 Harding road. He had been ill two years. A resident of Des Moines the last 47 years, he was a partner in Danielson's Garage, Fourteenth street and Keosauqua Way. Survivors are his son, J. A.

Danielson, one granddaughter and two great-grandchildren. Fourth Upturn On Commodities NEW YORK, N. Y. (AP) The Associated Press index of 35 important commodities advanced last week for the fourth consecutive week. At 173.77 the index compared with 173.08 a week ago and 176.47 a year ago.

Following is the index and its components for the latest period, compared with a week ago and a year ago: May29 May23 Yr.Ago 35 Commodities 173.77 173.08 176.47 Industrials 180.39 176.91 196.39 Food 139.75 141.10 137.79 Livestock 215.33 215.81 185.35 Grains Cotton 186.96 187.40 181.75 Textile 132.59 132.67 143.24 Nonfer Metal 166.08 165.58 202.32 Thomas H. Ashby, 84, of 1532 E. Ninth died Saturday in University Hospitals, Iowa City. He had been ill six months. Mr.

Ashby was born in Illinois and moved to Grinnell during early childhood. He lived in Des Moines the last 36 years. He retired 30 years ago as a coal miner. Services will be at 1:30 p. m.

Tuesday in Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial at Laurel Hill Cemetery. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Florence Beck and Mrs. Lorraine Nizzi, and a son, Karl, all of Des Moines; nine grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Dr.

Knutson's Rites Tuesday (Special Dispatch to The Register) REYNOLDS, for Dr. Anton Knutson, 73, of Reynolds, world traveler and hunter who was drowned last week in Minnesota, will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the family home and at 2:30 p. m.

in Reynolds Methodist Church. Dr. Knutson and a friend were lost last Sunday on Parent Lake, in the wilderness near Finland, Minn. His body was found Thursday. Dr.

Knutson was on the surgical staff at the Moline, Lutheran Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Helen. Deaths ASHBY- Services for Thomas H. Ashby of 1532 East Ninth Street, will be held Tuesday 1:30 P. M.

at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Laurel Hill cemetery, BERGMAN- For Information concerning services for Mrs. Anna Bergman of 2811 Thirty-Eighth Street, call Caldwell-Brien CH3-0555 DANIELSON- Services for Niles Danielson of 4221 Holland Drive, will be held 11 a. m. Monday at White-Bumgardner-Mack Funeral Home, Interment Masonic Cemetery.

HINDS Services for Mrs. Naomi S. Hinds, of 1940 Arlington, will he held Monday. 3:00 Dunn'8 Funeral Home. Interment, Masonic Cemetery.

HOLM-Services for Mrs. Rikke (Chris) Holm of 3403 Forty seventh street, will be held 11:00 m. Monday at the Dahlstrom Funeral Home. Interment Glendale. HOUGHTON- -Services for Rev.

John Houghton of 1609 eighth street will be held 2:30 p. m. Monday at the Dahlstrom Funeral Home. Interment Laurel Hill. MILLER- Services for Mrs.

Belle Miller Columbus, Nebraska, formerly of Des Moines, will be held Tuesday 3:00 P. M. at Hamilton' Funeral Home. Interment Glendale Cemetery. MONAGHAN For information concerning services for Mrs.

Ella Monaghan, 1302 Tenth Street, call Caldwell -Brien CH3-0555 MORRIS Graveside services for Worthington W. Morris of 4324 Franklin Avenue, will be Monday p. m. at Glendale Cemetery. Dunn's Service.

OLSEN- Services for Ole C. Olsen, of 1613 Maine will be Monday 10:30 a. m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home, Interment Glendale Cemetery, PURINTON- Services for Mrs. Belle Purinton, Palisades Park, New Jersey formerly of Des Moines will be Monday 1:30 p.

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