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JPAGE 4-A THE DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1930 Tornado Hits Illinois Town; St. Ambrose Cagers Triumph 1-1 5 MMimiiTirtinniir i Stm, (Wvi I ILLINOIS TORNADO WRECKS HOME This I that destroyed or damaged about 50 homes on both I Tuesday. (AP Wircphoto). Hartiord, 111., home was demolished by a tornado sides of the Mississippi river north of St. Louis llw IfV ON THE ROAD TO VICTORY Dick Glenn of Ambrose academy gets loose for an easy lay-up as Bob Michaels of Cedar Rapids' Immaculate Conception arrives too late.

St. Ambrose won, 3G-34. (Times Photo). Mrs. Thomas Gibson and Miss Marjorie Darby THE NEW SENATOR GETS HELP-Harry Darby, appointed by Kansas governor to fill the unexpired term of the late U.

S. Senator Clyde Reed, has four daughters to help him read messages of congratulations. Left to right are Mrs. Ray Evans, Mrs. Roy Edwards, Sen.

Darby, (AP Wircphoto). 9 3 4 if I iwl4 lime PL A I 'Li ANGUS WARD REACHES U. S. Mr. and Mrs.

Angus Ward land in San Francisco after NAVY COACHING CANDIDATE Eddie Erdelatz, line rough voyage from Japan. Former consul general at Mukden, Ward was held by Chi- coach for the professional San Francisco Forty-Niners, and NEW ROLE TOR LONGIES Iris Shidler, orange float queen in Pasadena's Tournament of Roses, displays the long flannels she wore under her rown as she rode in the parade. Communists for 21 days, charged with beating a Chinese employe. Ward denied the his wife seem happy after Erdelatz was offered the head Comfortable, but still glamorous, Iris fooled 2.000,000 people who watched the parade. (INP charge.

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