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MOINES REGISTER Official Weather Bulletin U. S. WEATHER BUREAU AND IOWA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. $1,236,000 TO G. M.

DEALER appropriation may be raised," he said. "May Be Upsets. "Congress is in a mood to look into all the programs and there may be some upsets." Darrow said also that congress Calls Outlook For Farm Aid Up in the Air BBS agencies in Chicago and suburban Oak Park from 1932 to 1946. General Motors maintained that Emich's dealerships were revoked because of bad business practices, not because of any disagreement over financing. The corporation accused Emich of keeping unreliable books, being unable to meet competition, failing to sell his quota of cars, and "using his dealership as a front for his own finance company." Emich was represented by four lawyers.

He presented 24 witnesses and 700 exhibits. He argued his case for three weeks. Studied 1,100 Exhibits. General Motors, employing 17 lawyers, produced 203 witnesses and 400 exhibits. Fifteen weeks were consumed in the General Motors prsentation.

The Jury studied the 1,100 indexed exhibits during deliberation. Court attaches reported this left the jury room with barely enough room for the jurors. FEB. 27. 1948.

29 3fi M.7 sw DAILY WEATHER MAP JLilX cold front jr AAJLA. OCClUOEO FRONTS, fX 30-2 STATIONARY fRONT SCALE OF MILES GENERAL FLOW OP A X.vV 109 200 300 00 3" PH eXPECTcO POSST.CM I sal t-lOAM TQMQRffOW 3QQ3 WB 8 vS CHICAGO, ILL. UP) A federal district court jury Thursday awarded treble damages of to a former automobile dealer who had sued General Motors Corporation under the antitrust laws. Fred Emich of Chicago charged the corporation canceled his dealership because he refused to use a General Motors automobile financing service, the G. M.

Acceptance Corp. He claimed $435,000 damages and had asked treble damages. Deliberate 34 Hours. The jury of 11 women and one man deliberated nearly 34 hours. The four-month civil trial was the longest ever held in federal dis- Itrict court here.

Emich said after the verdict, 15,000 dealers were praying for me." Emich operated Chevrolet will give some attention to: 1. The whole matter of price supports and there is no absolute certainty that the price support program which expires at the end of this year will be renewed. 2. Reorganization of farm programs with the possibility that the soil conservation service might be changed or its functions transferred to other agencies. While there is some talk that farm price supports might either be renewed for a year at the present 90 per cent of parity level or extended a year at a scale varying from 60 to 90 per cent, there is also the danger that sup ports might be dropped entirely, according to Darrow.

The senate proposals for. re vamping the soil conservation programs probably will recom mend transfer of the soil conser vation service to the land grant colleges although other legislative proposals seek to strengthen the position of the service as an independent agency, Darrovr said. Elect Kaser. Don Kaser of West Des Moines was elected president of the as sociation to succeed W. F.

Sharpe of Columbus Junction. New directors elected include H. H. Kinsey of Cedar Rapids, Roy A. Pothoff of Des Moines, Ray Cook of Ames, C.

M. Kirtley of Macedonia and W. M. Dillon of Columbus Junction. Clint Allen of Des Moines is executive secretary and treasurer.

Convention attendance set a new record with 141 association members present, Allen said. $5 BOOST TO AGED. REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA (JP) A $5 increase in old age pensions in Saskatchewan, to $35 a month, was announced Thursday night. ri Something NEW for a change! By J. S.

Russell. (The Register's Farm Editor.) The future of all farm appro priations, farm programs and farm legislation Is very much up in the air as congress turns to consideration of these mat ters. Wayne Dar-row of Washington, D. editor of the Washing- toft Farmletter. told members of the Iowa Agricultural Limestone association Thursday that there are darbow.

some hopeful signs for an in creased appropriation for next year's acrricultural conservation payments. He warned that there is no certainty that the authorization, under the AAA farm program will be increased from the present total of 150 million dollars annually up to the 300 million now being sought. Limestone. Darrow addressed the. annual convention of the association at Hotel Kirkwood and pointed out that the action of congress will have a direct bearing on the agricultural limestone business since much of the money under the farm program goes for limestone and fertilizer.

He said that it was possible that the final action by congress might result in an appropriation somewhere between 150 and 300 million dollars. "It may be necessary to' watch the long-range situation, however, even though the current annual MB Cn 4 MOR meats! 4 MOR OfJ Thursday was another day of bright sunshine and mild temperatures OUITliTICIr throughout Iowa. Late afternoon readings were In the fifties in all sections of the state and averaged around 15 degrees above the late February normals for that time of day. "However cloudiness was Increasing in the western sections under the influence of a trough of low pressure that stretched from British Columbia to western Nebraska, and to moist air moving northward from the Gulf of Mexico. The warm moist air from the gulf caused rain over New Mexico, western Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

During the late afternoon light drizzle was reported from Grand Island, Neb. Little Rock, Ar k. reported 1.50 inches of rain and Ardmore, Okla. had 1.01 inches. The further eastward movement of the low pressure trough Is expected to accelerate the flow of warm air from the Gulf and to bring occasional rain to Iowa today.

This will be followed by a change to colder Saturday. variety! Convenient and Em economical, too. There's no waste. Buy all four beef, lamb, veal and pork. Approvmd by THE RECTOR KITCHENS The following table of a selected list of American and Canadian cities shows H) high test temperature during Thursday, (L) lowest temperature during the day.

(P) precipitation In inches: EAST CENTRAL. 1 SiifSSlTSl 1 3fe BEEF f.GMAUB IbVEAL I WJI IOWA AGRICXLTCRAL OCTLOOK. Increasing cloudiness followed by occasional rain today. Continued mild temperatures. Highs.

50 north, 55 south. Light rain tonight, clearing and turning colder Saturday and Saturday night. Saturday temperatures will range from average lows of 35 to highs of 38 west and from 36 to 42 east. Sunday generally fair with slightly below normal temperatures. Winds becoming southeasterly 15 miles per hour Friday and shifting to northerly Saturday.

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FOR FM1JAV. FEB. 27. 1948. LOCAL Occasional rain, continued mtld today.

Cloudy, colder Saturday. High today near 55. Night low 25. IOWA Continued mild today, occasional rain. Highs 53-58.

Night lows, 18-30. Saturday cloudy, colder with, a lew snow flurries northeast. ILLINOIS Cloudy, mild today; occasional rain south, west and in northeast tonight Rain Saturday, changing to enow north: colder Saturdav afternoon. WISCONSIN Cloudy, little temperature change today. Rain or snow northwest.

7 rain southeast by night. Light snow early Saturday, changing to flurries Saturday Colder. J1INNESOTA Cloudy today, rain, sleet or snow central and rain extreme south. Colder tonight. Clearing, cold Saturday.

NEBRASKA Cloudy, showers west and south today. Warmer east. Highs in 50 s. MISSOURI Showers today with highs 55-fi5. SOUTH DAKOTA Increasing cloudiness todav with Fhowers west and central.

Cooler southwest this afternoon. Highs 40-50. THE DAY'S RECORD Des Moines Deaths. WARD Wesley. 68.

of 810 Third st, at Broadlawns General. SUNDELIN Mrs. Alma. 90. at Home for the Aged, 2833 University ave.

Des Moines Births. Son to: Mr. and Mrs. Max Jennings. Prairie Cltv.

at Iowa Lutheran. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bernard, 1916 Bearle at Mercy. Daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Chestnut, Wlnterset. at Iowa Methodist. Mr. and Mrs.

Leland Hollison. 614 Boston at Still College Osteopathic. Mr. and Mrs. Edward LeRoy PraH, 2206 Forty-sixth 6t, at Still College Osteopathic Seek Divorces.

Dorothy A. vs. Donald G. Wilson. Lenore vs.

Bernie Smith. Harold H. vs. Bonnie L. Hackley.

Lillian B. vs. Clyde O. Vaughn. Marearet L.

vs. Raymond L. Brown. Uarjorie vs. Edward Dippold.

Obtains Divorce. Barbara Jeanne from Ernst Edwin Eve-land. Polk Licenses to Wed. Charles Alfred Martin, Des and 21 Roberta Louise Huiatt. Des Moines legal Norman A.

Sarapa, Des Moines, 23 Phyllis Morlan. Des Moines Charles Angon Pollock. Des Moines, and 21 Jeannette DeVol, Des Moines 19 Charles E. Greene. Des Moines, ..22 Margaret Guzman.

Des Moines 19 Where's the Fire? A. M. 9: 04 126 E. Locust ft. 9:553306 E.

Seventh st. 9:53 217 Creighton ave. T. M. 2:23 2609 Adams St.

2:39 1620 E. Twenty-fourth St. 2:44 2930 John Patterson road. 3:53 1435 Casady road. 6:29 E.

Thirty-fifth street and field avenue. 6:40 S. W. street bridge. Gar- NEGRO GENERAL DIES.

CHICAGO, ILL. UP) Brig. Gen. Spencer C. Dickerson, 77, a widely known Negro physician for 50 years, died Wednesday of heart disease.

He retired from the national guard in 1935 with the rank of brigadier general. our Do- MADE WITH FINE CUTS IMP Cinnamon Cakes too! tH) fL) Chicago 53 33 Cincinnati 54 46 Cleveland 4S 36 Detroit 46 35 Grand Rapids 44 31 Green Bay 43 29 Ind'anapolis .......57 38 Madison ....51 28 Marquette 35 29 Milwaukee 51 30 Sault Ste. Marie 33 25 Traverse Cltv 35 31 WEST CENTRAL. .01 .17 .03 .03 .07 .01 Bismarck 30 15 30 21 36 24 39 27 43 26 24 52 35 50 60 37 39 44 46 45 38 68 39 63 57 60 66 32 40 25 27 34 33 45 27 26 37 44 42 50 41 41 35 12 22 -10 28 11 Dubuque 54 iDilluth 33 Kansas City 58 1 Minneapolis 44 Oklahoma City ..72 .31 umana 53 St. Louis 64 Sioux City 57 nusion 30 EASTERN.

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BY U. S. WEATHER BUREAU. HOURLY TEMPERATURES: 1 a. 33 2 p.

56 a. m. 3 p. oo 3 a. 32' 4 p.

4 a. 34j 5 p. m. 155 .54 5 a. m.

a. m. 7 m. 8 a. m.

9 a. m. .31 .30 31 .33 41 6 p. 7 p. ra d.

m. so 1 51 9 o. 48 10 p. 47 11 p. 47 Midnight 47 10 a.

m. 1 1 m. .47 Noon 01 1 a. m. 47 1 p.

m. 53 2 a. m. .46 Temperatures after 7 p. m.

are unofficial and are not included in the statistics below.) Highest at 2:30 p. m. 57 Lowest at 7 a. 30 Mean 44 Normal 27 Excess 17 Accumulated deficiency since Feb. 1 3 Accumulated excess since Jan.

1 5 PRECIPITATION. Amount, 24 hours ending 7 p. m. None Total this month to date 0.52 Normal this month to date 1.04 Total Jan. 1 to date 0.58 Normal Jan.

1 to date 2.11 Accumulated deficiency since Jan. 1 1.53 Snowfall. 24 hours ending 7 p. m. MISCELLANEOUS DATA.

7 a. m. 7 p.m. Barometer (reduced to sea level) 30.14 29.95 Relative humidity (per cent) 89 63 Wind direction WSW SE Wind velocity 6 10 Weather clear overcast Sunrise today 6:53 a. 6:03 p.

m. A YEAR AGO. Highest temperature in Des Moines 24 Lowest temperature in Des 16 mere was a trace or snow. Moon Phases. Furnished by Drake Municipal observa-ss.

tory. Full moon. Feb. 24 through fJSk fi month. Uy-y Moon rises today, 9:54 p.

m. Moon sets today. 8:42 a. m. Evening stars Venus, Mer cury, Mars and Saturn.

Morning star Jupiter. Easter Seal Sale to Open The Iowa Society for Crippled Children and the Disabled will open its eleventh annual sale of Easter seals Saturday. The sale is part of a nationwide program to benefit crippled children and adults. The seals will be sold by school children and by mail distribution throughout the state. Funds from Easter seal sales are used for hospital care, education, physical aid appliances, vocational training, camping and recreation for crippled and disabled persons.

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