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Sisters Are Poster Children You Fly Faster Than Superman, Daddy 'Dei Moinei Register Pmam 3 I Nov. 74. 1952 WILL ARRAIGN 1 Big Part forx Colleges in Fajm Affairs OVERTON TODAY GAR HITS REAR OF BUS; 4 HURT By J. 8. Russell.

(Tin JUtfittr's Four persons were injured early Sunday when the car in which jthcy were riding struck the rear of a Des Moines Railway Co. bui S. W. Ninth street and Olinda The man accused of abducting two young sisters and assaulting one of them Is expected to be arraigned in municipal court today on a charge of rape. Detectives said Sunday the charge would be filed today against Robert J.

Overtop, 44, who gave his address at 3228 E. Aurora ave. "Threatened Me." Overton was arrested Saturday night on assault of a 14-year-old girl. The girl told police Overton had threatened fti "kill me and throw me in the river." Two distinct factors are likely1 to enter into the administration of the United States department- of agriculture and of federal farm programs no matter who Is named secretary of agriculture in the Eisenhower cabinet. i One is that more dependence will be placed on the land grant colleges and the experiment stations and extension" service which they direct, In the handling I avenue.

Donald I- WUIurd, 22, or 4801 R. Twenty-ninth a passenger in the car, suffered a frao- lured hip, and was reported In "good" condition at Veteran hospital. Doris Quick, 16. Prairie City, Bcrdlne Brown, 22, of 1630 E. Grand and Harry A.

Rouse, 01 larm programs. More Emphasis. The other will be more em- -K, of 1630 E. Grand also in the car, were taken to Broadlawns Overton was arrested near S. E.

General hospital, where they wera Tlhafti nn 1h rmmV Ihoimv" MM Thirty-eighth street ana Carlisle along the line of marketing In a t('r road after, a city and statewide (been broad- kidnaping alarm had id cast. treated for face cuts and released. Rouse told police he was driving about 25 miles on hour, saw the bus, "but couldn't stop In time." The bus had stopped to discharge passengers, according tn WU- $, 'I VI i Police quoted Overton Sunday as admitting had both the 14- yeaj-old girl and her 12-year-old wun ine researcn and marketing' act. In order to carry out a gram iof decentralization of administration of farm pro-v grams and giving more tespon-, nihility to the land grant college it might be quite logical tn name a representative of that group to the cabinet. That is one explanation of the current boom for D.

John A. sister in his car. Let (iirl Out. He said he let the younger girl out shortly after getting them both into the car at Sixth Avenue East and E. Walnut street, police reported.

A search of criminal files by The daughters of Cnpt. J. Slade Nash, air fort test pilot from Moville, visit their dad at his "office," the air force flight test renter in Mu arils. Cat. Captain Nash set a new world record of 099.9 miles an hour In the F-8iiI Saber Jet last Wednesday over the Saltun sea speed rourvs In allfiirnlii.

Nah is talking with Toni. his oldest duighter, uhlle Cynthia gives weighty llioiiht to her dad's arcomplinhmrnt. Mrs. Nash holds a third daughter, 1'iilrlrr. Hannah, president of Michigan State college, for the post as agriculture.

police Sunday showed no record of previous arrests on Overton. This is in line with the views snid Dr. Green, but at 1:23 he had Charles J.Keeny expressed by i Eisen police. George W. Marchant, 2402 University was the driver.

Seiberling Dies At Mitchellville Charles G. SeiberUng', 72, life-long resident of Mitchellville, died in his home there Sunday afternoon. He had been 111 since June. A ftirmer for many years, he hnd bebn a salesman for Pioneer 1 1 1-Bred Corn Co. for 13 years.

He was a member of the Odd Fellows. Siinflvors include his wife, three daughters, Esther Seiberling, Des Moines; Mrs. Art Churchill, Mitchellville, and Mrs. Don E.ihelman, Altoons; two ions, Ivan of Los Angeles, and Gerald of Nashville. 12 grandchildren, four brothers and three slHters.

DIES 6 HOURS AFTER ARREST Funeral Tuesday bower's brother, Who is resident of Pennsylvania State college and' a former president Services Sector Phillip Scurry died. Dr. Anderson said after preliminary Investigation that Kelly's death apparently had been due to a natural cause, losltly a heart attack. The bruise nn Kelly's forehead, Dr. Anderson said, was only a surface abrasion.

Funeral services for Charles Keeny, 60, of 600 S. W. Third of Kansas State college. Act. Tainela O'Neill, leads sister Patricia, 6, by the hand duriag a demonstration of their agility following remarkable recoveries from Infantile paralysis.

The Ralelgh. Js'. slaters, whose fares oon will be familiar to millions as the 195S March of Dimes poster children, were stricken three- days apart in 1918. They are the duughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence O'N'ell of Raleigh, and are the first sisters ever to be rhftsen pouter children. who died Suturday night, will be The probability that merchan Services for Phillip J. Scurry, 77, of 170S st who died at home Saturday, will be held at 11 a. m. Tuesday at the held at 2 p.

in, Tuesday at Mr dising and marketing will be em Laren's Funeral home. Burial will phasized is based on the fact A man taken into police custody Sunday morning for intoxication died 6 hours (later at Broadlawns ho.ipital. be at flestlinven park cemetery The doputv coroner reserved Caldwell Bi ien Funeral home. Mr. Kcenv died at Broadlawns tha-t Representative Clifford Hope author of the any definite findings until completion of the autopsy today.

General hospital following a cere work row carried on by the soil original research and marketing Raymond Edward Kelly, of bi 1 heniorrhnce. lie had been ill conservation service (SCS) or the act, is to be either secretary of Burial will be at Glendale cemetery. The Rosary will recited at 8:30 p. m. today at the funeral home.

Kelly Is survived by a sister. Mrs. j. W. Sullivan, 1628 York st and two brothers and font- farmer home administration agriculture or chairman of the 1421 Pleasant was found dead by a hospital Intern after once being taken from the hospital to other sisters living outside the Union Thanksgiving Services Thursday t'nion Thanksgiving services Born in Perrv Mr.

Scurry lived! the city Jail. for 10 months. Horn at Lawrence, he had lived here for 28 years. He formerly was a warehouseman for a transfer company and was member of the A F. L.

Teamsters' union. Survivors Include his Ma; three daughters, Mrs. Doris Mc- (FHA). Th drawback there Is that no one out to dismember either or these units it's the PMA which is in the doghouse with tho The administrative Job now be Autopsy Today. Dr, Walter D.

Anderson, coroner, said he would per city. He was not married. Clalrbome-Renn F.niployee. He was sn employee of the Clalrborne-Rcno 1120 Kelly's body was taken to the Caldwell-Biien Funeral home. Will Quiz 3 Boys On Beer Drinking Police Sunday "said they planned to question further three boys about, a beer drinking epi, sode that took place Saturday afternoon.

The boys were questioned Sunday after a 17-year-old youth who was jailed Saturday after being found intoxicated, told police that he and tlA boys drank 18 cans of beer in a' car at the rear of 2628 Raccoon St. Police Said the boys told conflicting stories about the pur herAhe last, 28 years. He retired as a plumber In 1948. He was a member of St. John's Catholic church.

Survivors include three daughters. Mrs. Ruth Newfield of for West Des Moines will be held at A a. m. Thursday at the Clover Hills school.

The Rev. John house committee on agriculture. He la quite likely to' push hi pet project regardless at which position he occupies hccauNe he Is Itnown to have felt It never did get the attention It was supposed to receive. 1 Bu? the fact remains that there will be some increased nn the nnrt the colleges Givern, Mrs. Helen Fedro snd Schlrck, pastor of the West Des Moines Lutheran church, will speak and Mrs.

Henry Schultl Mrs, Pauline Vlven; one son, Robert, and three grandchildren, all of Des Moines. ing handled by PMA conceivaoly might be stepped up considerably if marketing quotas were to be will he soloist. form nn autopsy today to determine the of Kelly's death. Police Capt. Theodore E.

Stras-bui said a squad car was sent to Hotel Northwestern at 7il9 a. m. on an intoxication In Hotel Room. Officers Lawrence Carp' snd Rolland Nicholls found Kelly In with their experiment stations HANK WILLIAMS MISSES SHOWS Santa Fe, N. Mrs.

Margaret Shelledy and Mrs. Irene Breeding, both of Des Moines; one sen. Robert of Des Moines; eight grandchildren, and two sisters, Elizabeth Scurry of Des Moines and Mrs. Margaret Burgess of Waterloo. i set on such crops as wheat and corn within the next two or thre years.

chase of the beer, and that fur- ther questioning was hecessary. Aflhough 'Hope and Hannah have figured largely in the speculation on the naming of a secretary of agriculture, very much to Hank Williams, billed No. 1 singer of folk songs, be reckoned with for this office, didn't show up fur his scheduled too, are Gov. Dan Thornton of 'Nuclear Odds and Ends' In Dali's New 'Atomic' Art PARIS, FRANCE Spanish Painter Salvador afternoon snd evening perform ances at KRNT theater Sunday. Colorado a warm personal associate of Eisenhower, and Ezra T.

and extension service can Jay. Direct Action. Some folks feel the importance of this tendency may be exaggerated, however. They point out that the extension service, for instance, Is an educationalservice and in no way fitted fpr carrying out any of the programs of the so-called direct action agencies. Neither the extension service heads In Washington nor the college folks In the spates have wanted the county agents tj get mixed up In anything smacking of regulation nor of government payments.

That conception of the county agent's Job would rule out hand Benson, a Utah farm kader. Despite this, 400 folk song lovers attended the afternoon Thornton- earlier had been sug his hotel room in an intoxicated condition, Strasburg said. The officers were told at the hotel that Kelly had been in his room for three days. Carpe and Nicholls reported that Kelly had a bruise on his forehead. An ambulance was railed by police and Kellv was taken tn Itroadlawns (ienrral hospital.

There he was given penicillin, doctor said, Police were notified of the treatment and the hospital asked police to take the man back. show and another 1,000 at the Dali solemnly announced Sunday, without a quiver of his waxed mustaches, that he has given up the world of sur CLtgjlDcnffl) realism for a new' philoso' evening performances. Dim ne C. Peterson, manager of KIINT theater, said Williams missed a plane connection at Kansas t'ity. Mo.

gested as secretary of interior but since, he was not appointed to this office, he is said to be "under strong consideration'1 for the agriculture post. More Importance. It is apparent that a lot of attention is going to oe given to Assumption of the Virgin emerged from this interval, The painting, which he says is "sensational, because it is the phy "nuclear mysticism." It Is, he said gravely, atomic. And the fountain of this new philosophy, upon which he is to Peterson said 400 patrons opposite of the atom bomb, rep turned in their tirkets for re ling of acreage allotments and resents the corporeal escensrion of About 3 hours after Kelly was placed In the Jail, an ambulance funds. the matter of bringing the land base his future works, is the United States.

Mary, a Roman Catholic degma grant colleges into a position of ro) rlYfr-iTiv. 1 which Pope Pius XII promulgated some time ago. The rest of the' cast Autry Innisn, Merle (Red) Taylor, Dot and Smoky snd the Drifting Cowboys csnled on In the best tra again was called. City Jailer Pearl T. Fever said that Kelly complained of a pain in his chest and said he had had heart trouble.

Also, snid Fever, the man said he'd been drinking dition of show business. Dali sails Tuesday on the S. S. America for New York, N. after 7 months of seclusion in a village reterson snid when Wlllliims such things as agricultural conservation program payments and crop loans.

This type of farm program administration is obviously going to have to be done by a set-up like the production and marketing administration (PMA) committees or some other type of administrative unit if the Republicans don't like the PMA. Soil Conservation. The functions of present "auction" agencies which might a lot. more importance in farm programs. It may be, however, that this is easier said than done.

For one thing, the colleges had their opportunity to take a greaterhare in the handling of such programs, bark 1. or 20 years ago and never did get into that particular act. Soma folks insist they were! appeared here two years ago the theater was sold nut. "Tho atom bomb represents the disintegration of matter. My ijainting represents the Integration of the body of the Virgin Into heaven," he e- plained.

The face Is. recognizable, "hut the body is atomic. Madame Dali sat for it," he continued. Angels Given Sedative. Captain Strasburg said he and on Spain's Costa Brava.

Fever then decided Kelly was too Ll sick to be in jail. "I listened to and are represented by atoms Bach, turned to Dr. Don C. Grsen, an Intern at the hospital, said he gave Kelly nuclear odds and ends. squeezed out by the New Dealers, ascetism, i- VM.I i.

The painting will Be exhibited a sedative when Kelly srrived st I Others say they had neither the 'ther smoked fall within the jurisdiction of the extension service on sn educa- inclination to take on such jobs i nor drank during this period," he in New York around Christmas i the hospital shortly after noon tional basis might be some of the nor the personnel. explained. A camas depicting the time. I At 1 o'clock Kelly was sleeping, AA a 4- Li iDk rrifih i rJ 1 1 1 7s Kingsridge luiti re lufe to fit because He Introducing eight of the fabrics from a line New Utica considers America's greatest men's originals have been designed, tailored and prefitted on living models. xThey are flex tailored for comfort.

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