Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 19

DES MOINES TR1BUNB MAY 1946. 28 at Teachers College Honored THE IOWA ALMANAC itj I iv! 1 i rr Lr IL iVlti -Ik 'M LrA fifth round of Tuesday night's N.B.A. lightweight title go. Williams, Trenton, N. Negro, won by a technical knockout in the eighth, flooring the Mexican four times.

I tSOlCCnOS OOtiriCeS bis title chances pin as Ike Williams bounces him off Enrique Bo- lanos feels pang1 of pain, the floor In the Feller Feat Halts Rumors OPEN Licenses to Wed in Iowa. BOONE Lawrence T. David, 23. and Pat Mlckle, 17: Banll J. Stanberg, 22.

and Margaret Whtttlngton, 19, both of Fort Podge; Runsell W. Buttry, 25, Ames, and Gleniiora M. Tlperstrom, 18: Galen W. Wiley, 29, and Marian D. Welah.

27; Ace Beck, 50, Ames, and Dorothy Clauser, 41, Gilbert. QA KROLL Edmund Boes, legal, Breda, and Wllma i'udenie, itsal; Bernard J. Qrevlng, legal, and Lucille Seldl, legal. Coon Rapid; Gerald L. Cordcrman, and Jean Olrard; Sylvester Irlbeck, legal, Templeton, and Ardella Blum, legal, Halbur; Rudolph Anthofr, legal, Ded-ham, and Norma Liewer, legal: Robert W.

Bushman, legal, and Marjorle M. Johnson, legal, both of Glldden; Dale J. Cline, legal, Auburn, and Butler, legal. CLINTON Frank McDonnell and Jean Saunders, Chicago, 111.: Marvin J. Jacobsen and Anna Clark; Harold Kimball and Emily Kimball, Davenport; Wilbur Sple and Nancy O'Connor; Vernon Schmidt and Adeline Benson; William Echelbarger and Dorothy Kdena; Joseph Robertson and Harriet Harrison, Sabula; Mary Harrison, Sabula, and Marlon 8or-ensen; William Riley and Marge Beden-bender, Davenport; Leroy Hartung and Mereena Davis, Davenport; Jay Bentley and Fay Archer: Vernon Carlsen and Margy Kltley.

I1 Bl ul Earl fiorenson, 25. and Ruth Powers, 24, both of Madison, Vernon Wilkinson, 38, and Eleanor Fasc tier. 30; Ralph Reed, legal. Fort Branch, and Lillian Schubert, legal, Milwaukee, Edward Seal, 23, and Mary Duley, 19, both of Fond du Lac. Charles Hathorn, 42, and Johanna King, 44, both of Janesviile, Victor Moon, 25, and Valeria Ebllng, 19, both of Fond de Lac, Donald Rouse.

21. and Clarice Sitka, 21, both of Channing, Mich. James Parsons, 24. and Joyce NiU, 21, both of Milwaukee, Wis. GLENWOOD Hubert Horn, 49, and Ruth Kopera, 46, both of Omaha, Eugene 8.

Moesberger, 24, and Marilyn McClurg, 23, both of Omaha. Neb-Ernest Gray, 40, and Edith McKInney, 31, both of Omaha, Neb. GREENFIELD Lloyd G. Sherman, 26, Caaey, and Lor a a 1. Weber.

25: Gerald A a 1 1 i Shad, 24. Adair; Anton Nelson Hale. 25, and Cvnthia Gerlena Purdv. 16 hmh Adair. GI'THRIE CENTER Daniel TtnvA Casey, and Reglna Lydon, 24.

De Moines; Ervln Stoneman, 3o, and Leona Madesen, 31, both of Casey; George Hen-Ding, 23, Bagley, and Beatrice Mlnnehan, 21. Adaza: I. J. Buttler. leiral.

Menlo. and Geneva Fuller, legal, Stuart: Lowell Marsh. 25. and Gertrude Foster. 19.

both of Des Moines. RNOXVILLE Char es E. Kuchan. 24. Melcher.

and Ellisene A. Graves. 21. Chariton; Thomas Hall, 24, and Betty ttormcK, 24. Pershing; Iewls T.

Morris, legal, Harvey, and Dorothy Jan Oogg- burn, legal, Weleetka, Okla. James Smith, 24, and IajIs Cray, 19. both of Bussey. r. Harold MullenbarK, Ced ar, and Mildred Margaret Spoden; Alton O.

Gtlbertson, St. Jonei.h. Mo and Sablna LouIks Turner, De Moines. MODX CITY Grant L. Jensen.

25. and Emma Allgburn. 2.1. Jollev: Joaenh W. Harrak.

26. Wlnnebaco. and Valera ueHany, uien itedmond. 26, and ioroiny uonsev. jsu notn or sioan: Thomas E.

Brlenzo. 2S. and Alberta Cor nell. 18- Faustina Suarez, 23, and Betty meg, is; iee n. Nelson, legal, and Wanda Anderson, legal; Robert R.

Arkerly, 25. and Emma Rakes, 23; Pat Hahn, 34. and Katliryn Walton. 33. both of Fort Dodge; Jack Shearer.

23. and ienora Mogck. 2J, notn or Mitchell, B. D. Kenneth oils.

33. and Lorene Freiberg. 21, both of Waterloo; Arthur C. Harsha, 30. and Delores Mingo, 21: 19; Kenneth Angerman, 22.

and Hazei Masquat. 21. Emerson, George Ryan, 24, and Patricia Small, 20. both of Sallx; William w. Mead, 27.

Kavtnla, 8. and Vivian Johnson. 18: John C. Caldwell, 25. Glendale.

and Juanlta Mathwig. 20: Paul F. Gallmeler. 29. Fort Dodge, and Hazel Wlckstrom.

22: H. C. Johnson, legal. Sloan, and Marie Van NlmwiRen. lesal: Peter MullenburK.

leeat. and Alice Vanden Hul, legal, both of Sheldon: Albert J. Relnbold. 27. Maple-ton, and Evyonne Hayes.

21; Alfred Brlenzo. 30. and Marguerite Sammona. 23; John M. Moore.

19, and Carmela De Fazio, 21: Don R. Blaine. 21. Los Angeles, and Edltn Wagner. 27.

WATERLOO Duane O. Paulsen. 22, Burlington, and Alice J. Leavitt, 21, Cedar Falls; Carl Owen Scott, 29, and Nida Maxlne Schaeffer, 25; Gerald T. Hotzel, 24, and Mary Jan Mensen, 23; Hans E.

Sorensen, 24, and Kathleen Ortner, 23, Dunkerton; Frank Mabry, 33, Cedar Falls, and Gladys Dletrtck. 25. WEST OilON Reginald TJ. Mander- field, 24. Wadena, and Rita Scholbrock.

21. Fayette; Doc DeWayne Harris. 30, and Viola I. Walters. 30.

both of ArlinK- ton: Boyd W. Lickiss, 24, and Fern Tatro. 20, both of Oelwein. Iowa Deaths. CHARLES CITY Loreni J.

Haller, of Spokane, Wash. CLINTON Raymond McLaughlin, at Farog, N. D. Johannes Henrtrlcksen, 63; Miss Helen Conway, 75; Han Hart-man, 81: Elizabeth Martin, 2: Mis Mary Campbell, at Providence, R. Frank Von Zuiden, 55: George Norman, 21; RAnrlall Kratz.

19. O.N All Henry McBirney, former resi dent, at Boise, Idaho. IIFCORAH Elvin Ct Ellis. 52. DLBIUCE Miss Mary Paar, 79; Mike Wilke, 75; Mrs.

Elizabeth Fairfax, 90; Mr. Philip Rohrback, 57; Mrs. Mary Vitzthum, 77: Barney McGaughey, 83; Louis Nagy, 29; Mrs. Edward Kearney; Ferdinand Krause. 82: Stanley Taylor.

68; Mr. Julia Huls, 79; Mrs. Margaret Tehhen: Dr. M. W.

Moulton. 72; Mrs. Mary Heery; Anton Tscharner; Mis Helen Sahm: Miss Jeanne Hopkins, 81; Charles Nelson, 69; Frank DerDy, Mrs. Ada McGe. 85; Gary Lightcap, Infant FARMINGTON Chart Garea, 81, at PeoriH.

ill. GREENFIELD Mrs. Fay Harris, si GUTHRIE CENTER Mr. Lydia Len- Believe It Or Not THE 6 HEXKA CHILDREN 6.HEIKA White R08IH FouncJby -wmm OYSTER Ill's', Zm Personals 1 5 Bedbugs, Roaches, Moths and their egg destroyed with "Lethal Gas." 24 hra vacant tim. City and Statewide fumigation eery.

"No signs on our trucks." Licensed by Th Board of Hsaifch. ('all nnlv. "THE ORIGINAL. Lethal Fumigators 3517 Beaver Ave. 5-7207 B-Bug, Roach, Moth, Destroyed with a Lethal Ga Set.

upon request. Your Homes sealed ir tight with masking tape. Positively will not damage woodwork or paint ed surface, uc Onerator. Members NatL Pest Control Hiland Fumiqators 3628 CAMBRIDGE. PH.

3-0622. 2 EARG EM EjJTS gTVITN" Anv size A to 16 exposure Kodak roll developed and printed with beautiful guaranteed never fade nrinta nlns 2 brilliant glossr en largements and pew Presto Picture viewer for only 25 with thia ad. Reprint 3c each. DEAN STUDIOS. Tn i 711 7th DRY CTEANlN'Sl LAUNDRY day service on verythlng.

SWrts; draperies; curtain Cash and carry. OVERTONS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANjBM. 818 East 14. Des Moine. "Always parking room." Beauty Parlors 17 aSosbeTuysalonT Orace Shaw, owner.

509 5th Ave. 4-20S4. We aoeeialize in permanent. fif-ME. KENNEDY'S BEAUTY 8ALON.

Hair tinting and Permanent WAVK3. 814-816 Walnut St. Phone 4-Q813. GEORGIA'S permanent given In any length of hair, canrornia styiea. Evenings by appolntrnent.

S-7878. SEYMOUR'S BEAUT onU Royal Union 5th Floor. Hazel Dawson, Mgr. 4-2021. Instruction 18 DIESEL TRACTOR-TRUCKS TRAINING! WITH PLACEMENT SERVICE.

Remodel vour mind for Diesel 5oba. Thousands of mechanically inclined men must be trained quickly, for high pay Jobs in tnis new industry. Our new and exclusive method will enable you to prepare quickly for placement on a permanent joo. n-curltv and success. No time Irst.

Jobs up to 7.5i)0 per year in thia lilKh-pav Industry. SPECIAL OFFER FOR VETERANS OF WORLD WAR IL Writ for complete informatlo without obligation. TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE. P. O.

Box 1282. De Moine. Iowa. Discharged Men and Women Learn a highly prontabi protession In a much called for field on G.I, approved plan. Be trained br kllld specialists in an ultra-modern school owned and operated by a OX who know your problem.

For appointment for Interview phone Mr. Deamqndj 4-6246. WOMENTTnvest alrilhe training. Central Radio Tel. 8c his.

Mr. 3. Hoff. Dist. 424 Flynn Bldg.

6.1. Aircraft Radio training. Dtn una t'ourt. 3-iiir. AMERICAN TECHNICAL SCHOOL.

"DlschargeS Veterans. Business courses. Refresher eonrsea C.C.C. COLLF.GE. DES MOINES.

VEWRANs writ ATI.B-: Del BT about qualifying for good position In business world or with govt. Men Wanted 19 ARCHITECTURAL Draftsmen, x- fieiienced on large building. Tln-ey, Hlggln and Lighter, 526 Liberty Pes Moines. Ia, Auto Mechanic Wanted at Once Must be Journeyman. If yon ean qualify we offer vou ateady employment and top wases.

See Jack uoucn. Brady Motors DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH 1208 Locust Des Molnea. Auto Mechanic Prefer man with experience on Chrysler built car. Best working conditions. Top pay.

HUMMEL 2822 Bearer. PLYMOUTH-DESOTO DEALERS. Pastry man. Phone "305v77 Puritan pastry Htiop. jpwa iraiis.

ia. BARTENDER Good position for exp. maa. Good hours. Apply Mgr.

HOTEL KIRKWOOD. BOY for SDortlng goods department. Experience not necessary. Her Is an opportunity to leam. See Mr.

Opal. DAVIDSON 8, 7TH AND WALNUT. Sports Department, BOY, 16 to 18, stock room work. 40 hour week. No Bat.

work. Apply Iowa News Co. 713 Mulberry. BUS BOY Good money No sary. Apuy Mr.

experience nsoes- Whit Babe Restaurant 417H 6th Ave. De Moines, Ia. BUS BOYS Pleasant alr-condltloned coffee shop. Good salary. Excellent working con ditions.

APPLY HOSTESS. RANDOLPH HOTEL BUS BC5YS" Excellent Working Condition. 1 1.1 Uuini SKA FOOD ROTTO 811 WALNUT BUS BOY. BTTTTKRMaKER wanted. Iowa TSKm rnn trv Jmf i'f inn'R hiiii i Ca I ET A tfE R'S, steaily- work; good wages, jakokks Ufa, CTTEF for hotel In nearby city.

Too salary, exceptional opportunity, otn-er advantages. Write X-445. Regis- CblXECTOR Experienced on small monthly accounts. car necessary-Prefer active neat appearing, young married man. Permanent connection now open.

Average earning gl.OO per hour. Apply at 314 Royal Union .1 Ming. ii'es tvi Construction Superintendents OR GENERA I rOKn.Mr.IM for housing project In various perls of Iowa and Wisconsin. Writ 0-b62, Register and Tribune. CUsTODTAN for Waiikee Cona school to start May llth.

adsoiuic- ly top salary for 12 mo. Job. Prefer middle aged alngl man with school maintenance exp. Apply Supt. K.

v- 1 CYTCTNDr.rfTF'reasma'fr per week and cylinder feeder 0 per week. AImo men experienced on verticals. Millers or Kelley presses wanted. 40 nr. week, vacations and 3 paid holtdnys.

WALLACE HOMESTEAD CO. 1U12 Grand Ave. DTSHWASHER WANTED to operate dishwashing macrtln. SO hours week. Excellent workln con ditions, good starting salary.

Apply at once, Kats Drug Co. "TSTSn WA SirERTEXPERTrrWcTTJ- OXFORD CAFE. 104 4TH ST. EWBaL'MER and exwrlenced' fur niture man for eentral lowa town. ProUatant, -mist tn furnish bond Salary and commission on sale.

No ftoatem. Prefer service man that will work. Give experience and salary wanted. Write K-269 Register and Tribune. FARMHAND, married.

rm. nouse. Near I. M. Phone 3-4653.

G'RO5feiYP man. cash store, gd. Jot for rlirht man. uive ret. wrn Register and Tribune.

STUXL and fountain nian. Good wages MARSHA LLS, 2137 Grand. JANITOR Whit or colored. for temporary work. See Mr.

lJory. iauy urt- Ice, 1122 Mulberry. 7aT7IT6r-fORgE neraI. WORT. Good Income.

Apply Mr. Clayman. S. L. Store, 3rd Walnnt, JANITOR Fireman! under 50.

Ph. before 5 p. m. for appt. JANI TO fl3 "hlpKliTwHlt SeTDf: Hamter Mnsonle lemrrte.

JNTlTyPTrTSPERATOR-WAKTXTS Permanent position In clean, well equipped snop. Mostly eirsigni matter. Forty hour week. Ckiod two-Ihlrder could oliallfv. Single man preferred a housing condition are tlgni.

Jamom ounjmois, i nw-n, Iowa, A tf. young. wort Hi grooerV store, pref. 18-23. Must be honest and dependable, able to drlr truck.

$22 week. Writ 8-445, Register and Tribune. MXN for utintTwoVk In launary. Permanent. TROY LAUNDRY.

MAN 1S-20 for general pick-up asxl delivery work. Also to assist in part dept. Des Moine Nash Co. tnc.1 022-24 Walnut "fANffnr "onlsTile work." Salary an expenses. City area only.

Must have car. APPLY 8 07 WALNUT MAN to repair grease guns" Musi be mech. Inclined. 40 br. wk.

622 Cherry St MAT? wanted for greenhouse work. i elsen Greenhouse, iuu mgn. SfAfT maintenance for apt. Able to paper. 717 4th Vi t.v1tN7 for steady job on gen.

repair work. Best wormng top wuea. Owen Crist Auto Body Service. Keo at 14th 8. PI.

Ph. 4-2S8 MECHANto to overhaul International farm tractor and equipment. Good alary. Will furni! living quarters. William Impae-ment Co.

Williams Ia. Continued on Next Page. Notices SOFT WATER! Don't satisfied with hard water See tli new water softener at GAMBLES 4-034S. 405 8th. East.

LADIES Try Our Guaranteed Cold Wave. IOWA BEAUTY SCHOOL. 617H Walnut. Ph. 4-6253.

EBERSOLE AQUARIUM 313 K. Locust Ph. 3-4095. FREE! 2 Gupple to each pew customer for 1 week. OFFER' to WyTapKsTT.75 per 100 DES MOINES STATIONERY JYnnk Zeller.

507 HELffiNUrhpleby Dane Studio. Prl. lessons by appt. day or eve. No contract to lien.

303 Plymouth Kldg. 7-0289. 10th. Wat. aiiAMfOO and tiair wtyie.

one. yuc Tints, bleaches, and facials. Hairpins Furnished. No charge. THOMPSON'S SCHOOL.

707 Locust Black, brown, green. Zippers repaired MAIL TO 1 A1L.U1U5. 402 6th East. Moine 9. la.

Free School and College Catalog Now available. Contain valuable Information about School and College of Iowa. Write for your fre copy today to Educational 1st Floor. Register and Tribune. De Moines.

Attractions 10 ORCHESTRAS FLOOR SHOWS Morrow Entertainments 559 2Sth. 4-1625. RIDES, concessions, shows wanfiT. Annual Farmer Fall Festival, Aug. 21-22.

Write Chairman Lawren Stoelk. Wall Lake. Iowa. WANTED July 3-4, Newton, Iowa. Ride, concession, gigantic celebra tion.

Contact J. B. Rosa or O. Brewer. 30 K.

W. transformer for sale, ttood condition. ieo.oo. eratea sku.uu. Otto Stephen.

Queen City. Mo. Where Shall We Go ANNOUNCEMENT! Other advertiB good food but here is where you get It. RE -OPENING MAY 1ST JOHNNY BLACK'S ORCHESTRA HOLLYWOOD CLUB 3 mile west of Country Club. For reservations phone 7-6093.

CURLEY'S DINNER CLUB i Hmlrs An Aft In (ill. v. un; siiisilw ww- Fried chicken, family tyl. Steak. For reservation pnone ynrnrr- wrrtr rntr" HKaT' Steak, Chicken and Riha, prrp am 14- arlAlllrl Tf'a th talk of iha town.

Special attention BUn. HI A no vii. DANCING EVERY NITE. i nuroTinv a RbT On E. 14th.

Just No. of City Ltmltg BRING THE- KIDDIES BiHe the hlreent merrv-EO-round In Iowa. Visit MONKEY LAND. 25 monkeys, baboons. Coati Mundi, reptiles and bears.

jsonoeriener js. jioi nc THE PASTIME CLUB TxrhA mnH Rteslcs. rhlcken. Stm ghetti and French Fried Shrimp aoouna. Something New In Music RALPH ZARNOW.

Hlrkman Rd. at Rocklyn. S-9913, Lloyd's Airway Inn The iet food and beverage. Ethel and her Hammond elec. organ.

Steak, Lobster tall and tjnicKen. Across rrom Airport, umi -in Diners Delite HAVE SUNDAY DINNER WITH US Food the way you like It! Sun. 8:00 a. m. 8 m.

3-9731. 413 15th St. so. or urana TTANftE AT TROMAR Tnnltn In rjerson. Frankie Carle.

The Klnir of tha Kevs" and his world famous orch. Adm. $1.46 plus tax. Sat. and Sun.

Jimmie Karnette. THT5SPA. 415 7TH 8T. Enjoy a delightful Dancing every night except Sun. to music by 5 Kings of Rhvthm.

Come early. LaK ROBB IN S. Perry, la. Dance Every Wed. and Bat.

STTrF, Clear EaUeTDaviTTownsend Tonlte Hazel's Band. Frl vera Wellington Sat. and Sun 312 3RD ST. BAYARD ballroom Leo Daege Fri; Jimmy Bmlth. May iu.

Resorts Lake Properties 12 WANT to buy Minn. Lake Shore property. rreier eramera amu Write 6-639. Register and Tribune. Personals 15 WHY suffer when good health la with In your grasp.

For over years I have been adjusting people for njiinfiil rheumatic conditions, diges tive disturbances and nervous disorders. Free consultation. Phone 3-8224 for appointment. Office hours 1-4 p. m.

Office over Katz, 508 Flynn Bldg. Dr. W. P. Menagh.

Insulation:" Homeguard Insulation Installed by trained expert. Free Estimates. GAMBLES inx Nth 4-0346. HAIL your film to the largest and" Dent. Kooaa mm aeveiopea, -t oeu-tlful enlargements, photo album, 8 never fade prints.

25c with this ad. Reprints 3c each. Geppert Studio, Dept. 10. 608 East Locust Des Moines, la.

PROTECT your good blanket from motns lor zdo a year, um spraying of Berlou stops moth damage for 5 years or Berlou pay for the damage. O'DEA HARDWARE PAINT CO. 607 E. SlIVER PLATING" BRING US YOUR OLD SILVER. PROMPT service.

Guar, 3-1546. 1 1 -j Wig, toupees, switches, doll wig. Also cleaned and repaired. 54-HOUR SERVICE. 814-16 Wal.

Ft. we sT co'a st i a ily" ep erdtb Prl. owned car. You won't be crowded Straight through or stop. Ref.

exch- 829 2nd Ave. 3-1813. FTJR coats cleaned, glazed and stored for 7.95. puny insured com storage ud to SI 00 value. Nina Neat.

417 Kresge. Call 3-1422 for pickup. CCTFA 5TS AKITARrTTM.T'ol specially equipped for natns, for treatment of rheumatism, arthritis, neuritis, chronlo ill. Fre booklet FOR rent. 1946 model cars and trucks.

24 hour service. TK1) McOKEVEY RENT-A-CAR 515. 7thRt. Ph. 3-6K86.

B'U'f "Bill" we caiTl-Kiy newiurnltur. Let' buy old and paint It ourselves witn inu oicimyres -u EnameL 804 Walnut. TAX RETURNS. STATEMENTS MONTHLY RATES. BRQWN'8 7-4107 MOVING and Crating.

MAC'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE 110 6th Ave. 3-7427. 5-642R STORAGE ITouiehoId" good's. Hatch Transfer and storage lui Court. Res.

5-57S3. Off. 4-4273 STOVTNfT-' "Coca I andT-ong Til-tance WARE TRANSFER AND STORAGE, 12th and Keosauqua. 3-blbl. TYA M'O Nt)" Wed duig Ring a.

A. E. KULLANDER, MFG. JLR. 200 Kresge Bldg.

7th and Walnut Steam cabinet. All new operators. Open 9 to 9. 842H 8th. 3-6672.

LIDDLE'S TR.AILTRCXMP: Trniler space $8 mo. 6S1Q 8. W. lOth. MaKE VoUr next MOve "WIsE." Local and IOng Distance.

4-3520. Free esL Wise. LADIES' ALTERATIONS Mrs. Boehler. 6-5514.

DRTVET COMMERCIAl. AND P1KASUKE. SAM'S Rent-a-Car Sta. 9th. High.

All work guar. 3-7 day service. NOLAND JLRY. 302 C. C.

Bk. Bldg. DES M0INE8 Hemstitching Shop. 417 Kresge Bldg. Buttonholes, hem-stltching, covered buttons, buckle.

Smith Sewer Service. 4-6776 Sewers Cleaned Electrically. 2IPPER3 Lining replaced. Leather vtcloth) Jackets Rose Kron, 409 15, Rm. 101 HOVTN3I Local an3long distance" ICC.

author. Insured. KESSKLL TRANSFER, 325 E. 5th. 3-5163.

BONOTONfi "hearing ail No. Used 6 mo. Sacrifice. Writ E-268. Register and Tribune.

IT'S time to turiTTd your A. P. SUPER MARKET where low prices prevail every day. A.BTVrTico7TCeav- Ing Friday or Hat. Tan Keia enrh 4-0230.

"DRIVING to San-FTanciaco May 4 or 5. lake 3. iter. exen. (ud -ara Apt 205.

WILL care for children in my heme. Afternoon and evenings. fu Arthur fi-8657. STXTH-Ave. Massage Parlor, 1045 6th.

Open 11-9. sun. 1-5. 3-B4H. BRING your real estat problems to Metier Inv.

Co. 3-5081. opi 2 new assistants. Open 9-9, 2074 6th. 4-0940.

SHOP! 1219 25th. Hrs. 10 a. m. to 10p.m.

DTtT VIN (i 'VZ Che v. A Okla. Cltv. Thurs. Take 4.

5-699H. TilUVTKQ tTTUATrl. or Sat" Take Y. Kef. axen, in.

j-uvou. (The Tribune' Iowa New Service. CEDAR FALLS, IA. Twenty- one students have beea Initiated Into Kappa Delta Pi, national education honor society, at Iowa State Teachers college. Seven student also have been elected to membership in Pi Gamma Mu, social science honor group.

The list includes Charles Huels- beck, Des Moines, Kappa Delta Pi. Iowans Discharged MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Dis charged from the navy here: Des Moines David L. Woodman. 815 Fifteenth Frank Steen, Seventy-fourth st.

and Meredith drive; John H. Garner, 826 E. Ninth Peter J. Cola-elno, 1810 E. Second Harvey L.

Collins, 825 Fourteenth Rex E. Burgett, 3404 S. W. Thirteenth Jimmie R. Boots, 4114 Eighth Ronald E.

Har-less, 1106 E. Eighth st. Marvin S. Rogers, 1027 Twenty-seventh CAMP McCOY, WIS. Dis charged from the army here: Des Moine Set.

George Morgan. 4401 S. E. Fourteenth T5 Harry D. Leese.

2700 Indlanola road; T5 Herbert Olson. 3507 Wright Sgt. Hiram Beerbower, 1335 E. Twelfth at; Pfc. John Lane, 1012 Tenth st.

Inducted The following man has been inducted Into the army at Fort Snelllng. through Polk county board 7: Martin, uavid idi wamer si. WANT AD RATES GENERAL CLASSIFICATION. Xverag On TfTree Seven Line Words Pay Days Kays i 14.20 3 JO to 15 1.50 3.33 9.30 4 19 to 25 2.0O 4.44 S.40 5 21 to 25 2.50 5.55 10.50 6 26 to 30 3.00 6.69 12.BU Above rates apply to advertisements appearing on consecutive days. Want ad users should check their advertisements in the first issu they appear and report any error at one as no allowance can be made for errors or mlsclasaificationa after th first Issue.

Your fitmi and address or blind box number count a five word or on line. Information concerning ad containing blind box numbers cannot be given out. WEEKDAY CLOSING TIME. Morning Register (preceding day) SUNDAY CLOSING TIME All editions Flrday p. m.

Deaths I ALDERMAN Services for Sarah D. Alderman, sister of Mrs. Frank Donahoe, will be held at the O'Meara Funeral Home, 8 p. m. Wednesday.

Funeral mas will be at Lebanon. Penn. CARLSON Services for Mr. Frieda Carlson of Ft. Wayne, will be held 2:30 p.

m. Thursday at the Dahlstrom Funeral home. Interment Woodland cemetery. Dale TJeva Ann Dale, ate lziH atn street. oassea away Wednesday.

For further Information call Lilly's Funeral Home. 3-5146. GRAHAM Services Mrs. Helen Graham of 1732 E. 25th Street will be held 1 p.

m. Thursday at th Dahlstrom Funeral Home. Inter ment Glendale cemetery. GTBSOKServicea for Mrs. Clara M.

Gibson of 1229 W. 9th street will be Wednesday 8 p. m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home with a service Thursday 2 p. m.

at the Baptist church, Newtown, Mo. Interment Newtown. sen of 2418 E. 13th Street will held 4 p. m.

Thursday at the Dahlstrom Funeral home. Interment Glend ale cemetery ISAACSON Fred Isaacson of Den- ver, Colo, passed away Monday at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Henry Carlson, of 1443 Mattern Avenue. For further information call the Dahlstrom Funeral Home.

KEENEY Services for Mrs. Clara Keeney, 2316 E. Grand avenue will be Thursday 3 p. m. at Hamilton' Funeral Home.

Interment Glendale. EEVEKE Ms7Myrtle Leveke, wife of Carl Leveke, of 4020 2nd Street, fiassed away Wednesday. For further formation call Lilly' Funeral Home. 3-5146. 1.1 Sf DERMA Le Roy Mason tln derman, aee 86, of 1349 25th Street, passed away Wednesday mornine.

For further Information call the Harbach Funeral Home. McCORMAClfM rs. Martha Tame McCormack passed away at the home or ner aaugnter, jvtrs. jiarry tei-deck of 2628 East Walnut Street. Services will be Friday 10 a.

m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment demons. Ia. EffETOUGlf FTTrieral services for Matt MeneouKh, age 58.

will be Thursday, 9 a. at Holy Trinity church. Friends may call at the Caldwell-Mcllhon Funeral Home. Fa a5 78, of 1249 4th Street, passeii away Wednesday. For further Information call the Caldwell-Mcllhon Funeral Home.

Bella Vickery of 1209 E. 27th street will be held 3 p. m. Friday at the Dahlstrom Funeral Home. Interment Laurel Hill cemetery.

Funeral Homes 2 2 Homes for City Wide Pervlc. 1 2505 W. Grand, 1204 K. Grand. 4-5181.

fl-24. WHITW FITNFRAL BOMKS. Cemeteries Monuments 3 GLENDALE MONUMENT CO. 4819-21 University Des Moines. Iowa's largest selection of monuments and markers.

Writ or for your monumental. Benutiful Cemetery. Why pay more? Card of Thanks 4 I WISH to thank our friend and neighbor for their kindness and sympathy and for their heautiftii floral offerings tendered during the death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Sidney Fry and family.

Orlmes, Iowa. Florists FUNERAL SPRAYS. PLANTS. FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS AND CORSAGES, fteraniums, 35e. 50o and 60o ea.

Lantana'a, petunias, sera turn and numerous other plants. Potted tomatoes, Rutger and Kxtra Esrly, 5o each. Open Eves and Bun. until June 20th. BACH FIORAL, 1540 2nd.

3-6261. CUT Flower, plant, corsages. Berard's Flowers 2821 Forest SEWTfiwrfrRar" Order bv phone. 3-6191. la Verb bradcht.

Funeral Sprays Daysons Florists, 4902 tjnlv. 5-136L. FlfNERAL sprays. Fresh flower. Morris's.

20th Woodland 3-4612. NTEXSEN fiREENlirttTSE: Phon 3-0101. 1900 Hlfrh. Lost and Found 8 ADDRESSOORAPH machine left on lawn during Country Club fire, undoubtedly picked up in error. Reward.

Call 4-1247. BtLLFOXD. vet'T lost! Discharge papers: Legion card. Money. Rew.

V. Chenoweth. 810 Forest. McKln-ley and Solar plant. Please return.

Reward. 1803ynlveralty. CAMERA1ost on Crocker street car. Sentimental value. Liberal rew.

Name Inside of case. 6-15R8, 'CAMERA AT TVrake Sat. Reward. Writ L-572. Register and Tribune.

COCKER spaniel lost Black, To ner." Male. 2 vrs. Rew. 4-2303. EARRlNaTbst.

gold" rbse- bud. Reward. 3-5016. SrNGTTSirSetter lost, white female. Collar with Iic.3277.

STaMI5 vending machine "lost. 6thT College. Reward. 5-5588. WRTStatch Name engraved.

Reward. 3-S106. TJARK blue aappHIre, oval stone, rose gold bracelet, lost In Eagles Lodge, 109 8th 3 or 4 weeks ago. Finder please return to Lodge room or call 4-5947. Notices 9 TELEPHONE message exchange.

Phone messages taken for sm. business and salesmen. Emergency re- palrman FREE IlAlR CUTS AND STflAVES by new students, dally except Bat. Iowa Barber College, 204wlnut, BE popular. Dance correctly.

Lady, man Instructors. 4-0991. 3-6843. TEARS WTNGPlANOEAYlNTrT Chriatensen, 805H Locust. 3-5600.

hart, 81; Mr. Mattte Porter, 87! Mr. Daisy Stewart, 6N: Mrs. P. O.

Jennings. 82, of Panora; Mrs. James Burke, 78, of Jamaica. IOWA FALLS Mr. A.

D. Barrick, 68; Mrs. Anna Kellogg. LAKE PARK Claud Arena, 54. MALVERN Robert Boehner, 47; George Marsh, 65.

MANNING Ed Schultz, 79. MARENGO Mrs. George Braucb, 51. MOKM.VU SUN Mrs. Joan Jarvi Sullvan, 77, former resdent, at Blnghamp-ton, N.

Y. Mrs. G. C. Warfleld, former resident, at Monmouth, 111.: Mr.

Arthur Oriffi, 57, former resdent, at Lincoln, Neb. PLEASANT VILLE Mrs. Josephine Haves, 80. RED HOCK John 3. Riherd.

39; Mr. Flora Norrls. 73. KIOCX CITY Luella Walter Needle. 68; Walter E.

Allburn, 69; Dora Doud Krohn, 56; Elmer O. Ensign, 65: May Quinn Regan, 52: William 8. Perslng, 65; Hugh Bain. 81; James M. Suddaby, railroad engineer, of Doon; Edgar A.

Le-ter, 64: Mrs. Joseph Moore; Andrew M. Paradise, 43: Herman Kalln. 49; Morgan Thompson, 48; Dewitt Groom, 50, farmer; Mary Rlfenbark. 85; John W.

Blut, 58. farmer, at Plerson: Sylvia Tennant, 60; James Flnnegan, 78: Elmer K. Bevard, 66; Eugene T. Van Dyke, 64. Des Moines Deaths.

DALE Reva Ann, 2. daughter of Phoebe Ann Dale ingerson ana or Dale, 1216 Ninth died John H. Wednesday at the Ninth street address. LEVEKE Mrs. Myrtle.

70. of 4020 Sec ond died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist hospital. McCORMACK Mrs. Martha Jane. 81.

of 2628 E. Walnut died Wednesday at home. PASCUZZI Mrs. Santulla, 78. of 1249 Fourth died Wednesday at home.

Des Moines Births. Mr-nEVlTT Mr. and Mrs. Paul. 1707 Twenty-fourth a ion, born Tuesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

Divorces Granted. (Polk County.) Mossman from Maud K. Duain L. Mossman. Dorothy Mae Day from George W.

Day. Leone Stanfel from, Don StanfeL Separate Maintenance. Pn1k Countv.) Joan R. Antrim vs. Francl R.

Antrim. Marriage licenses. (Polk County.) Nam and residence Charles E. Lambert, De Moines, and 24 ieona m. nen, ues numn Meetings.

)e Maine Real Estate) Hoard Thursday noon, Younkers tearoom. speaker. nmith assistant asency vice- president. Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Iowa; topto: in issuing uuuuu General." tiA A PmihIiw at Ion p.

m. Thursday, Roadside settlement house, Sev enth and Scott sta. Contagious Diseases. (In De Main.) Re- Case New leased Death Scarlet fever Diphtheria Measles Tvphoid fever Whooping cough .19 3 1 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Traffic. The following appeared In municipal court between 11 a.

m. Tuesday and 11 a. m. Wednesday. Names, address and rilsnosltiona are those which, appear on municipal court records.

itAfi.M JiirtiTM Dm O. Allen. Oscavr C. Abrahamnm, no art dree giv en, no bouievaro stop, P'o- VV. "1.

IMIipiMTlI, ntunwiw. 1 lng 40 mile an hour la 30-mile zone, VV. J. liunts, 4012 Fifth no aignal light stop, 3, paid. Edwrd C.

Douglas, 1416 E. Twenty-ninth inadequate brakes, $10, paid. V. T. Flfleld, 1020 Eighth no signal light stop, S3, paid.

xl Alfred T. Lynner, 400S Eleventh place, nn hrtiilevnrrt KtnD. S3. taid. James 1).

Mum, 13i( Twenty-fourth no signal light stop 3, paid- Donald N. Overton, 915 McKlnley nsi hAiilpvurri S3 oaid. Harold L. Hansen, 1821 E. Thirty- second court, speeding 42 miles an hour in 25-mile zone, $10.

paid. Paul C. Smith, 3325 Avenue Frederick Huhbell. speeding 40 miles an hour In 30-mile zone, $10, paid. building Termits.

Fred M. Hart man, at 3104 Tiffin av. masonry dwelling. $4,000. O.

A. Lint, at 423 8. E. Pleasant View drive, foundation, $350. Edwin E.

Broad, at 3941 Tenth garage. $250. George Relt. at 1909 S. W.

First dwelling addition, $1,000. Emma Parsons, at 1051 Sixth out side stairway. $150. Russel T. Hoogenakker, at 3825 Lawn- wood drive, dwelling, $6,000.

O. E. McMiNen, at 3841 Fifty-fourth altering garage into dwelling, Wlckes Engineering A Construction at 1439 Second masonry Duuoing, Homer Kellogg Son, at 905 Wolcott dwelling, $5,000, and garage, $Z50 Carl W. Reed, at 16 Thirty-fourth nnwh ene.lo.iire Kellogg Falconer, at 2061 and 2133 Maple masonry dwellings, $5,400 each. now state that we utilize EVERY be used on our radio commercial 1" a TON OF GOLD I nix Wt EAIfTH'SCfKTECIJ 5 You MUST Mm CAT NEVER PURP4 I Owr)d I TED BIOO 1 TmcYVlll.rJi.y yr scrambled the St Louis Browns, 12-8, in a wild affair in which veight pitchers saw action.

Starter Russ Christopher was the victor. The Chicago Cubs knocked the Brooklyn Dodgers out of the National league lead, a fact almost overlooked in the Feller furor, walking in a run In the sJPtT IOWA fishermen had a "double-header" Wednesday with the opening of the trout season and bullheads becoming legal in all state-owned artificial lakes. Probably the most popular bait for both species, at least at this season of the year, is garden hackle the parlor term for angleworms. But the method of using them is quite different. While angling purists spurn the use of anything but artificial flies, the worm is probably the roost effective of the live baits in fishing trout.

The worm, however, is an earth creature and gets in water only by accident. When in water the worm is at the mercy of the currents of a stream, or if in still water is able only to crawl along the bottom. Hence it should be fished as naturally as possibly so that it will seem detached from the line. It should be given a little slack so that it will drift in a natural manner. A fine leader, and tiny hook should be used with only a split shot, well up on the leader, to keep the bait submerged.

The worm should be threaded loosely through his middle section, with both ends dangling. -For those who insist on using artificial flies, even at the opening of the season when competition is great 'and little solitude can actually be found, a black gnat with a small spinner ahead of it has been found effective. Of course other com binations will do the work too. The tyro should know that the trout does not require scaling in preparing it for the pan. While trout do have scales they are so minute that they cannot be detected in eating and are practically impossible to remove anyway.

The bullhead fisherman finds the worm most effective for his fishing, but he uses it with less finesse Heavier tackle is used throughout and the worm is threaded on the large hook in virtual gobs. Jt is fished on or near the bottom, for the bullhead is a bottom feeder. But a word of caution should be given bullhead fishermen in artificial lakes for the month of May. Those lakes also are heavily stocked with bluegills and bass and they relish worms. Since thoH species do not become legal catch until June 1 care should be taken in removing any that are inadvertently hooked while fishing for bullheads.

Incidentally if you find the fish has swallowed the hook down so sit IN THE a RIES iSST" By Jack Hand. (Associated Pr Bport Writer.) Bobby Feller's brilliant no-hit, no-run Job against the New York Yankees should still once and for all the springtime rumors that Rapid Robert had lost his fast one. "My fast ball was my best pitch all the way," Feller said in the clubhouse after the ball game, "but I also used a lot of curves and sliders." Slightly Peeved? Feller was amused and slightly peeved about reports he was slipping" so he picked the big town and the slugging Yankees for his premium effort, working out of turn with only three days rest to prove his point. The Van Meter, fireball ace figured he could get the Tribe off on the right foot in their first eastern trip of the season if he could snap back with a good effort after losing two of his first three. If ever a team had an inspiration the Indians have one now.

Wait Awhile. Before the game, Manager Lou Boudreau shrugged off questions about Feller with a quiet, "wait until after the game and then talk to me." After the game, nobody had to ask a word. Just as he said months ago in Clearwater, Feller is after Hal Newhouser's strikeout championship this season. He now has 39 victims in four games, counting the 11 he whiffed in Tuesday's 1-0 Cleveland victory over New York. Feller's sterling job overshad owed a fine effort by Joe Dobson of the Boston Red Sox who handed Detroit's Hal Newhouser bis first setback, 4-0.

It lengthened the Boston lead to two full games. Dobson, a former G.L, allowed only three hits in racking up his third straight decision. Kay scarbrougn, turned in a winning performance for Washington, outpointing Ed Lopat of Chicago, 3-2. The Philadelphia Athletics out Win Women's 4Y Table Tennis Crown The Hornets won their final match and league title in the Women's Y.M.C.A. table tennis Tuesday by defeating Van Gin-kels, 10-6.

The championship team is made up of Vera Bradshaw, captain, Buelah Barton, Verna Heaivilin, and Connie Roberts. Team standings: W. .124 .102 .101 57 68 90 91 133 Pet. .646 .336 .3111 .297 Hornet. Eagle Gremlin Van Kink! Semipro Sports MHK l.niMiE WINS.

7-S. Jimmy Lajko burled Moon Lodge to a T-2 victory over the Hamilton Ail-Star t. Kiwanl' diamond Tuesday night. Lajko allowed three hit and struck out 15 In seven Inning. Moom play Elkhart on th nine diamond at 8 p.

m. Thursday. fwre by Inning: Moom Lodg 030 102 0 7 Hamilton' uio 000 1 2 WANTS SOFTBALL LA VERM. Real Radio faa a ft ball gam Friday at 6 p. dl and need player.

Those tntereated In trying out report to Kenny 1 eter at Weit High diamond prior to (ami time. OIRIJ PRACTICE rBIDAV. Tb Murphy Realty girl Softball team will practice at 6 p. m. Friday on the Kooaevelt diamond.

JWE'WWflSSSI -kt i i nr eleventh inning to clinch a 2-1 verdict. Reliefer Hugh Casey passed Dominic Dallessandro with the sacks loaded to help Fireman Emil Kush grab his third straight win. Pittsburgh broke out with three runs in the eighth inning to snap a 1-1 tie and assure the Pirates of a 4-1 nod over the Phillies. far that it cannot be removed without injury, clip off the line or leader and release the fish. They usually manage to disgorge the hook in time and live to be caught again.

The annual spring coon hound field trial, sponsored by the Raccoon Valley Sportsmen's club, will start at 10 a. m. Sunday at the club's grounds north of Adel. Entry fee is with all fees paid in prize money. Final line prize will be 40 per cent and final tree prize 60 per cent, less heat prizes.

There will be no re-entries and no speed races. Admission Is 25 cents with ladies and children free. Events will be run rain or shine. Winner of the Invitational skeet shoot at Davenport Sunday was the Des Moines team. Brick Strait, leading" the Pion eer Gun club team, lived up to his name and went straight for 50 targets.

Birney Baker and Paul Chandler crashed 49 each. Coe Sheldon broke 47 and Chuck Sodi scored on Total 241. The Scott County Sportsmen's league team placed second with a score of 238. Des Moines was decided upon as the site of the 1947 state skeet shooting championship, to be held early in September. Bowling: News Russ Casson smashed the maples for 233-177-232 642 in the Des Moines league at Earl Best's.

Elmer Peterson cracked 202-235-148585. In-the Iowa circuit at Best's Maynard Ulm came in with 185-214-196595, Fred Clark shot 182-185-224591, Grant Cunning ham chalked up 159-171-244574, and John Abromovich had 177- 217-179 573. DES M0INFJ AT EARL BKerT'H rCf 3, Ihrake Carbon Coal 3, Inrnirn Mutual Ie Power 3, Wood Krollwrs II; Dirk's Grill 1, Montgomery Ward It Alano Club 3, Tyler Flour Lolly's 2, Hammer Drug 1. CENTRAL ALLEY? CIRCTIT Central Har 1, Hawkeyes 1 Furnas 2, An derson's 1: Meredith's 2, Green wood It Iowa Traetor's 2, Johnson's 1 Canadian Are. 2.

Sherman's 1 1 I'nlunn 2. Otis 1 Yellow Cab 2. Ilegcen' Moines National 2, llauge's 1. IOWA AT EARL RENT'S. Colonial Bread.

I Hookev I'nrklnsr. V.C'v 143 21 ITSlR'key 159 140 135 Wlese 154 163 1 83 1 'men 153 145 13S Sp'art 143 169 150-H'nrhn 14S 166 125 IJIm 1S5 214 196 N' ton 179 1S2 136 Welch 150 139 167Usrael 181 172 195 Mdcp. 33 35 33 Hdcp. 64 64 to 4 RIO 941 90 884 869 791 Kuper ftliio stores. 1 wnnkers.

B'rrct 162 167 17rMVohell 173 183 147 M'rtln 164 167 128(Wood 167 114 170 Smith 163 175 123'Clark 182 185 224 Hank 147 157 lS4Cu'hrn 159 171 244 Hov 183 168 168 Rector 202 166 181 Hdcp. 59 59 59 Hdcp. 35 35 35 TIs 878 893 832 Tl 918 854 1001 PH nit I ii re SAles. I Ranker Trnst Melton 144 169 172'M'han 145 150 168 Couch 190 170 191 B'nard 114 139 116 WaPer 125 169 128iB'wyn 157 158 1( K'Berg 154 ISO 19SIB'nett Hane 218 160 139 Haag Hdcp. 59 59 59 Hdcp.

113 149 202 153 178 158 70 70 70 TU 890 877 8871 Tl 753 844 874 Wonder Bread. Erankels. A'vich 177 217 179IJohn'n 166 171 153 Davitt 159 135 185 Pa'son 143 160 145 Diigan 177 151 165 196 138 K'berg 181 157 167Lo'lng 157 172 167 Otto 151 159 1571 Olson 166 ISO 150 Hdcp. 59 59 59iHdcp. 71 71 71 TMs 904 873 897 TIs 868 9501 824 Central Life.

I Maek Trurk. Olson 198 190 164lLjmch 109 117 127 Wfall 148 141 137 Jona'n 140 147 147 K. Roe B'sall 166 165 154' M. Roe Wald 162 142 180 Kelch 169 136 147 172 163 175 143 206 129 157 157 157 110 110 110 Hdcp. 59 59 59 Hdcp.

Tls 873 844 8411 TIs 860 889 845 Hamhores. I Central Nat. Hank H'borg 144 177 1441 Dann 126 119 139 nnn'1 175 177 YdiMattix lbi laa jii E.H'S 196 116 llllLarson 148 149 192 Hale 172 176 159 Bllqu'y 179 179 158 Bishop 170 180 163 W.Da'n 186 170 198 Hdcp. 85 85 851 Hdcp. 68 68 68 T'ls 942 911 832! T'ls 868 837 872 EAST nr.H MOINES INIHSTKIAL.

llellxw. I Teaehllllt. M'O'w 124 112 134srvleh 159 165 178 R'maa 150 1 50 ISOITopp 153 113 144 B'nan 125 156 161IC'ndlt 164 135 141 M'O'ff 169 1 57 150IM'A'ch 141 155 165 R'son 124 151 158 1RB 177 1H Hdcp. 38 33 381 Hdcp. 53 53 53 ri 730 764 7911 TM 826 798 829 Northland.

Old Style. Nixon 171 136 121 137 114 H'ns'n 148 153 151 Clyde 123 119 141 143 177 137 H'n JIM putt Kerr 119 152 109 iBorg 103 130 119 129 179 168 123 123 123 Hill 157 161 134'Wiy Hdcp. 77 77 77 Hdcp. Tl 771 772 752 MaeDonald Press. T'ls 742 862 802 Hawktnson.

Plumb 119 175 137 Perm 210 192 137 Kider 131 io Berg 119 180 143 Olson 152 156 182 Henry 149 151 13 C'dlee 145 132 160 Cole 125 191 156 Ry'nsn 162 190 186 Me'cer 125 190 164 Hdcp. 83 83 83 T'ls 849 912 858 K1 rem tone. Boyd 133 148 154 Hdcp. tz t2 t4 TMs 739 949 823 Searcy. Green ISO 148 185 Rert'd 150 150 lWSw-son 125 15H 149 Hayn 152 153 12M8earry 150 1 50 1 50 TUTTLE WERE LET AlONE until it had great-great granocwlpren Their shells would maki a mi 8 times THE SIZE OF THE EARTH am K.

IMU mjm i 'ify X' iy I W4 1944, Chiec Tlais, ta. I Grin and Bear It "After years of research I can part of a pig the squeal will mm i JUC jL.U5C;& DCUrU" Louis bad his beard, accumulated during light training In Indiana, shaved by a New York barber Tuesday after arrival to open strenuous training quarters In New Jersey. WlKErilOTO Cr. Avltt 169 129 17 in jr Polser 154 167 141 183 180 Hdcp. 73 73 73JHdcp.

67 67 J17 Tli 831 817 7771 Tl S07 890 887.