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A Plays Help A's In 'Senior' A pair of double plays, one in the final inning wi the bases loaded and only one out, preserved the Windsor Athletics' 3-2 triumph over the Orioles in Senior action Thursday. Pitcher Craig Schroeder ended the game in the seventh by scooping up a grounder, firing to catcher Tim Hart, who completed the double play with a toss to first-baseman Mike Eschler to put out the batter. Paul Duwelius stopped an earlier Oriole threat with two on in the fifth with an outstanding catch in the outfield and pegged the ball to second for another out. The Braves of the Highland Park league clinched the league title Thursday with a 4-3 victory over the Cubs, but it wasn't until the ninth inning that Craig Malmberg got the job done. Malmberg sent a drive deep over the center field fence in the bottom of the ninth.

Little League Harding only Yankee run with single and blanked the Tigers on two hits for a 1-0 victory at Beaverdale. Jamie Brown knocked in Pat Greene with the winning run with two outs in the sixth and gave the White Sox a 3-2 decision over the Yankees at Universitv. The first-place Red Sox topped the Indians, 2-0, at South Des Moines, on a combination two-hit shutout by Barry Lowe and Mark Morgan. SCORES Senior League Brian drove in the HIGHLAND PARK Cards 5, Twins 1 Braves 4, Cubs 3 BEAVERDALE Yankees 5, Tigers 2 WINDSOR-DES MOINES Athletics 3, Orioles 2 Little League SOUTH DES MOINES Red Sox 2, Indians 0 UNIVERSITY White Sox 3, Yankees 2 URBANDALE-DES MOINES Tigers 2, Indians 1 Cards 12, Braves 3 WINDSOR-DES MOINES Yankees Yankees 1, 0 HIGHLAND PARK Yankees 27, Cardinals 4 RECREATION SOFTBALL Thursday's Results POLK SLOW PITCH D.M.D.S. 17, Bulbas 11.

Supporters 17, Hot Shots 3 CONTINENTAL COA 12, Gashouse Gang 11 Saints 14, Arrangement 8 The Whiffers 11, Beavers 8 DES MOINES CHURCH First Methodist 4, First Covenant 3. Union Baptist 19, Calvary Reforemd 15 Ft. D.M. Methodist 12, Easton PI. Methodist 2 IOWA Strikers 4, Saylorville 0 2 Dandys BELLS Open Bible Temple 12, Berean Assembly 11 Bethelites INDEPENDENT 30, SLOW PITCH Easton Baptist ABC'S 10, Strikeouts 4 Staves 10, Plumbers 6 PACIFIC Eastside Bombers 15, The Dukes 9 CARDINAL WOMEN Raiders 24, Livewires 13 Aids 7, Gateway 0 First Methodist 23, Chesterfield 8 LUTHERAN BOYS First 15, Central 12 Grace Johns 11 GAMES Wasted Knights 6, 1, N.W.

Hospital Hospital 5 0 Standings VALLEY W. L. W. W. L.

Lyons V.I.P.'S 2 Killer Watts Mix Stars Masters 6 3 3 Marines and No Compotators AMERICAN W. L. W. L. Saints 08 1 Arrangement Gash'se Gang 5 Angels Armadillos 3 COA Whiffers 5 Beavers 0 9 CONTINENTAL W.

L. W. Jerry's 8 Olie's 2 Woodland Look 00 Fawn Hamms 3 Tonight's Games UNITED 7:30 Rockets vs. Printers at East Town 9 T-Berry vs. Leftovers at East Town Brigade vs.

T.R.A. at Stone 9 Budmen vs. Casanovas at Stone CENTRAL CHURCH 7 Christ the King vs. Bethany Brokers at Chesterfield 8:45 Troubadours vs. lowa Meth.

Hosp. at Chesterfield 7 Epworth Methodist vs. Mount Olive Lutheran at Hawthorn 8:45 Stover Memorial vs. First Assembly at Hawthorn MUTUAL SLOW PITCH 7 Vets vs. Oak: Park Oaks at Franklin 8:45 Central Lutheran vs.

FIB's at Franklin 7 First Baptist vs. Grant Park at Tech 8:45 The Casualtise vs. Grace Lutheran CHAPEL CHURCH 7:30 Windsor Christ vs. Crestwood Baptist at Prospect 9 Trinity Lutheran vs. First Federated at Prospect 7:30 Meredith Drive vs.

Glen Echo at Prospect 9 Westover Baptist vs. College Avenue at Prospect BONUS 7 Vikings vs. Freshmen at Meredith 8:45 Brady Bunch vs. Pacesetters at Meredith 7 Mavericks vs. Toms at Woodlawn 8:45 Woodlawn Cards vs.

Army Braves at FRIDAY NITE Rookies vs. and at Ashfield 8:45 Pemmco No. 1 vs. Minors at Ashfield 07 -The vs. Pemmco No.

2 at Tower. VALLEY 6 Mis Masters vs. Killer Watts at Stone. COMMERCIAL SOFTBALL Thursday's Results AMERICAN Fawn, 7, Iowa D.M. Nat.

2 MIDWEST M. and W. 9, U.A.W. a 1446 V.F.W. 12, Frye 1 Robbins Barons 14, Style Craft 7 Woodford 7, Lennox 0 SLOW PITCH Polk City 14, R.

G. Dickinson 12 Carlisle 7, West End 1 All American 15, Longs 14 Reames NATIONAL 12, Aid 0. ASSOCIATION Delavan 9, Extractors 7 FORENOON Super Valu 14, P.O. Hornets 6 Armstrong 17, P.O, Hawks 9 Standings SLO PITCH W. L.

W. L. Reames R.G. Dickinson Carlisle 0 2 4 Polk City 6 Aid Insurance West End All American Longs 0 3 Robbins W. Barons L.

and W. 7 Lennox 3 Woodford Frye Style Craft UAW 1446 V.F.W. Tonight's Games AMERICAN 7 Look Magazine VS. Woodland at Birdland 8:45 Jerry's vs. Hamm's at.

Birdland MIDWEST 8:45 U.A.W. 1446 vS. Woodford at Elm Street NATIONAL Association 7 Blue Cross vs. D.M. Police at Elm Street COMMERCIAL SLOW PITCH 7:30 Carlisle vs.

R.G. Dickinson at Weeks NE Res Moines Tribune Page 20 June 19, 1970 THE IOWA ALMANAC Des Moines Births McFARLANE Mr. and Mrs. Michael, of 1341 Forty-eighth a son. Friday Mercy Hospital.

SPERRY Mr. and Mrs. Eldon, of 6403 Holcomb Ave. a daughter, Friday at Mercy Hospital. HOWE Mr.

and Mrs. Robert, of 3230 Sixty-eighth a daughter, Thursday at Mercy Hospital. BANGS an Mr. and Mrs. Dan of 917 Thirty-eighth a son, Wednesday at lowa Methodist Hospital.

WHITEMAN Mr. and Mrs. A Jack, of 3860. Lay a daughter, Friday at Northwest Hospital. NEWMAN Mr.

and Mrs. of 5909 S.W. Seventh a daughter, Tuesday at Northwest Hospital. BISHOP, West Mr. and a Mrs.

daughter, Raymond, Friday at of Broadlawns Polk County Hospital. Des Moines Deaths NEAL Harvey 68, of 3407 Grand died Friday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. SPANTON Wayne 51, of Glendale, died Friday at Veterans Hospital. KISSINGER Bryce, 36, of Hubbard, at Mercy Hospital. sTANFIELD died Thursday 76, of at 1309 home.

E. Sheri- Meetings Cosmopolitan International Club Noon Monday at Younkers Tea Room; speaker, John E. Gudgel, of the Army Recruitina Station. Marriage License Applications Polk County Leslie Westondorp, 21, Clara City, and Mary Ann Wilson, 21, Des Moines. Danny L.

Routh, 19, Des Moines, and Barbara J. Davis, 18, Moines. Thomas A. Breese, 57, Des Moines, and Mary L. Durgin, 45, Des Moines.

Michael Patrick Grosam, 20, San FranCisco, and Elizabeth M. Hall, 17, Des Moines. Dennis G. Bell, 24, Des Moines, and Mary J. Coleman, 24, Des Moines.

Mark R. Logli, 20, Ankeny, and Pamela McBroom, 18, Des Moines. Stuard D. Tietz, 22, Wisner, and Cheryl L. Heiden, 22, Des Moines.

Phillip Larson, 21, Des Moines, and Bette E. Aven, 19, Des Moines. Sam Piagentini, 43, Des Moines, and Audrey E. Proctor, 29, Des Moines. Peter Tyle Uhler, 23, Keokuk, and Joyce Ellen Hembry, 19, Des Moines.

Gerald L. Curfman, 25, Des Moines, and Mary A. Davis, 18, Des Moines. Randall E. Hill, 21, Des Moines, and Elizabeth A.

Horsman, 22, Des Moines. Douglas K. Wilhoit, 23, Des Moines, and Donna J. Ferguson, 21, Carlisle. Robert T.

Mable, legal, Des Moines, and Carol L. Chapman, legal, Des Moines. John Watson, 20, Des Moines, and Patricia Vasey 18, Des Moines. Randy L. Hild, 19, Des Moines, and Donna R.

Kelso, 18, Des Moines. Divorces Granted Marlys from Samuel Joseph Soda. Bonnie Laverne from Robert Allen Hutchison. Gary Ronald from Janice Findley. Dennis L.

from Cheryl A. Oswald. Judith Ann from Robet Dewey Roland. Patricia Ann from Wayne Francis Determan. Divorces Asked Marcella Willie vs.

Raymond Belvie Kennerly. Robert ir. vs. Christine Bleakly. Sarah E.

vs. Earold D. Sifrit. Sally vs. Beryl E.

Hatfield. Melba Jean Vs. John Everett Tingle. Sherry M. vs.

Jerry Cohoon. Jo Ann vs. Gary L. Allard. Charlotte Anne vs.

Donald S. Richardson. Mary L. vs. Robert L.

Darris. Iowa Deaths BATTLE CREEK Weldon Draughn, 72. BURLINGTON Mrs. Minnie P. Anderson, 82; Kenneth E.

Loserth, 48; Walter E. Galvin, 70; Mrs. Etta Page, 72; Mrs. Frances Hays, 73; Carl 0. McNamee, 76; George W.

Griffin, 67; Mrs. Minnie Riepe, 83; Mrs. Ollie P. Cameron, 95; Mrs. Etta D.

Page, 72; Joseph L. Heuvelmann, 47; Enos Movers, 62; Ewell J. Fultz, 65; Mrs. Robert Breuer, 46. CLARKSVILLE Jerry J.

Martin, 91. GREENE Martin Kunde, 67, Richard O. Menken, 68. GUTTENBERG Hilda Weighner, 56. KESLEY Ben H.

Bruns, 85. LITTLEPORT Estella Zapf. POCAHONTAS Otto J. Hallman, 86; Mrs. Clara Johnson, 90.

POSTVILLE Robert Kruse, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kruse. ROLFE Mrs. Caroline Olerich, 94.

WAUKON John M. Griffin, 74. WINFIELD Mrs. Lucille E. Spillers, 52.

Iowa Licenses to Wed ALLISON Paul F. Nulton, 22, New Brunswick, N. and John A. Eilderts, 22, Orange City. Ronald W.

Aalderks, 20, Cedar Falls, and Connie A. Pruisner, 19, Parkersburg. Leo J. Tielmeland, 19, Nevada, and Melissa L. Fick, 20, Clarksville.

Maurice G. Busch, 21, and Rhonda B. Allison, 17. Pat Wilson, 19, Dumont, and Cleta Becker, 18, Clarksville. James L.

Maifield, 21, Dumont, and Patty J. Stubbe, 20, Aplington. Lonnie B. Morrow, 35, Spencer, and Ernestine F. Roberts, 22, Jewell, Kan.

BURLINGTON Ronald F. Wirsz. 25, and Maria R. Stigge, 20, both of Kettering, Ohio. Donald E.

Houseal, 18, and Pamela K. Hallbick, 19, both of West Burlington. Randolph T. Dodds, 21, and Sherry L. Bankert, 23.

Orville E. Weyrick, 22, and Donna S. Boecker, 21, Danville. Donald J. Wuebbles, 22, Carlyle, and Barbara J.

Yaley, 20, Media, Ill. Ronald W. Tapke, 21, and Carol E. Yaley, 19, Middletown. James E.

Harris, 23, Moberly, and Linda L. Hoglund, 21. Robert K. Gerdes, 22, Danville, and Vicki J. Wiemer, 21.

Kenneth L. Graham, 25, and Donna L. Moyer, 24, Wapello. Richard A. Mackie, 20, and Vicki L.

Burger, 18. Clyde W. Lestage, 20, and Jane L. Howard, 18. Michael D.

Hostetter, 19, Morning Sun, and Pamela S. Nichols, 18. ELKADER Bradley W. Larsen, 21, Marlins, and Marcia J. Urlaub, 20, Garnavillo.

Cyrenus Elsinger, and Bernyce Kuempel, both of Guttenberg. James Meehan, 24, Springfield, Ohio, and Helen Schmidt, 22. Charles Peterman, 20, and Shirley Kainz, 20, Milwaukee, Wis. Orrin Troester, 22, and Sharon Walters, 19, both of Guttenberg. IDA GROVE Melvin R.

Neumann, 23, Arthur, and Camela A. Breon, 18, Odebolt. RED OAK Robert A. Faltynek, 21, Rock Island, and Connie R. Anderson, 22.

Michael D. Murphy, 20, and Vickie L. Sandell, 19. Arthur H. Taylor, Massena, and Sylvia I.

Dodge, Bridgewater. Oren L. Irvin, 19, Imogene, and Candice M. Talbott, 19. Reed L.

Porter, 20, and Jacqueline S. Cox, 19. David L. Schmid, 20, and Betty L. Frink, 17.

Greaory A. Peterson, 18, Henderson, and Jeanne M. Drake, 17. Steve D. Harris, 20, and Joyce A.

Williams, 20, Elliott. Carleton J. Goettsche, 20, and Jolene L. Platt, 16. Allyn P.

Boch, 22, Stronghurst, and Sally L. Wallin, 21, Stanton. Hubbard Man Dies After Fall Bryce Kissinger, 36, of Hubbard died Friday in a Des Moines hospital of injuries suffered Thursday when he fell from the roof of the Hubbard Community School. Mr. Kissinger had been employed by the Hubbard and, New Providence schools as a guidance counselor and was working for a plumbing company this summer.

A native of Washta, he is survived by his wife and three children. Steal $75, Set Of Wrenches Thieves broke into the Vickers Service Station at 3761 University during the night and took $75 in cash and a set of socket wrenches valued at $25, police said Friday. Police said the thieves broke. a window to get into the building. Corwin Cleaners at 1740 Bea- Moines ver was broken into dur- m.p.h.

ing the night. Police said it has zone, not been determined what was taken. driving Cool for Cary MOON PHASES JUNE 1970 New First Full Last Moon Quarter Moon Quarter June June 12 June 19 June 26 Cary Hanlon, 8, of Perry, (This schedule of moon rises, and and other Iowans had another S. sets Riggs has been and the provided Astronomy by Prof. Deaprf- Philip ment of Drake University.) pleasantly cool day Friday.

Temperatures were expected The 'Moon to climb no higher than the Sets 6:29 a.m. 70s and low 80s Friday and Rises 10:35 p.m. Saturday that's cool compared to temperatures earlier in the week. The Sun Sets 8:51 p.m. Friday DME 66 A.M.

EST 64 June 19 50 Data 53 From U.S. WEATHER COLD BUREAU 67 ESSA City Boone Iowa Burlington Rises 5:40 a.m. Thurs. High Saturday 80 76 Fri. Low 53 47 Precip.

Inches .00 2 Cedar Carroll Rapids 49 46 .00 .00 Council Bluffs 59 59 Davenport 79 53 54 Des Moines ...80 Temperatures WARM Dubuque Knoxville .89 76 .00 Are Average Lamoni 82 .00 For Area 63 86 Marshalltown 50 40 50 Ottumwa. .82 Mason City :00 68 75 Showers (18881 Red Oak 60 Sioux City Spencer Waterloo 81 Winterset 80 52 .00 75 80 1 x-Denotes trace. 6 60 70 Low Temperatures Expected FORECASTI Until Saturday Morning LOCAL--Partly cloudy through Saturday with chance of thunder- United States showers. Rain chances 30 per cent. Lows tonight 55-60, highs Saturday High Thursday: 109, Coolidge, Ariz.

Low Friday: 36, Evanston, and near 80. Marquette County Airport, Mich. 7 a.m. High Low City Fri. Thurs.

Fri. of Albuquerque Clear Clear 92 97 62 IOWA--Partly cloudy to cloudy through Saturday with chance Atlanta 70 Bismarck Cloudy 68 50 scattered thundershowers west tonight, over state Saturday. Rain chances Boston Clear 78 66 Brownsville Clear 92 tonight 20 per cent east, 30 per cent west, Saturday 30 per cent over Chicago Clear 80 state. Lows tonight from 50 northeast to 60 southwest, highs Saturday Denver Detroit Clear 82 82 Fairbanks 70 near 80. Fargo 61 Fort Worth Clear 93 Cloudy 88 International Falls Clear 62 EXTENDED FORECAST--Chance of showers or Juneau Cloudy 61 thunderstorms and Monday and in north Tuesday.

Highs from low 70s north to Los Kansas Angeles City Clear 78 Rain 85 Sunday near 80 south, warming to upper 70s north and mid-80s south. Lows Clear 84 Memphis 95 Miami 50s northwest to 60s southeast, cooling to 50s southeast. New Minneapolis Orleans Clear 69 93 75 49 New York Clear 86 66 North Platte Cloudy 76 55 NORMAL: 1.65 inches since June Omaha Oklahoma City Cloudy Clear 93 78 73 DES MOINES MOISTURE BELOW Phoenix Clear 105 1, 1.17 below normal; 11.92 inches since Jan. 1, 1.99 below normal. Portland, Ore.

88 58 Reno Clear 91 49 St. Louis Cloudy 87 66 Salt Clear 62 82 DES MOINES RIVER RISING: Stage 7 a.m. Friday at Second San Francisco. Clear Avenue in Des Moines: 14.0 feet (bankfull, 23). Seattle Clear Clear 82 Tampa Washington Clear 91 69 RED ROCK POOL FALLING: Stage 8 a.m.

Friday at dam: 725.67 feet (normal, 725). Outside United States DATA FROM U. S. WEATHER BUREAU AND City and local time Temp. IOWA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Berlin, Aberdeen, 1 a.m.

Clear Fog 61 48 Casablanca, Cloudy 64 Copenhagen, 1 a.m. Clear 57 Geneva, a.m. Cloudy 59 On This Date, June 20: Madrid, London, 1 a.m. midnight Clear 57 59 Montreal, 1 a.m....... Cloudy 65 Moscow, 3 a.m.

Cloudy 84 55 New Delhi, 5 a.m. Cloudy May 1970 June 1970 July Paris, 1 a.m. Cloudy 61 SION TUE MAD THU NUN JINN NAD THU REN HUE MAO TIN: Rome, 1 a.m. Cloudy 70 4 8 7 8 10 11 12 13 7 10 Stockholm, 1 a.m. Clear 55 2 3 4 5 6 Saigon, 8 a.m.

Cloudy 81 5 6 7 15 15 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Sydney, 10 a.m, Cloudy 48 11 12 13 14 16 14 16 Tokyo, 9 a.m. Cloudy 66 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Toronto, 1 a.m. Clear 53 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 Warsaw, 7 a.m. Clear 59 Winnipeg, Midnight 40 In 1756, 146 British prisoners being held by Indian natives suffocated in a dungeon that became known as the "Black Hole of Calcutta." In 1862, Congress prohibited slavery in the territories of the United States. In 1964, Senator Edward M.

Kennedy was injured seriously in a plane crash. Two other men were killed. In 1965, Air Vice-Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky became South Vietnam's premier. Today's Birthdays: The Duchess of Windsor is 74; former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas i is 60; band leader Guy Lombardo is 68.

Thought for Today: "Health is the thing which makes you feel that now is the best time IN TRAFFIC COURT The following have appeared before Mu- David C. Feinberg, 26, of 2832 Brattlenicipal Judge Luther T. Glanton. Names, boro $13. ages, addresses and dispositions in all Joan F.

Gibson, 29, of 922 N. Pleasant cases are those on court records. Hill driving 39 m.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h. The following have appeared on speed- zone, $10.

ing charges, for which they paid fines of Jerry J. Glass, 25, of 4060 N.E. or for each mile over the sixth driving 42 m.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h. speed limit unless otherwise indicated: zone, $14.

Charlene L. Agan, of Ankeny, $10. Ruth E. Glick, 25, of 924 Thirty-eighth $14. Ross E.

Bair, 18, of 3012 Twana Drive, $15. Donna M. Gordon, 21, of 4119 E. Seventh Berkenbosch, 19, of Newton, driving 45 m.p.h. in a 35 m.p.h.

zone, Gerald W. $12. $11. Peggy J. Billings, 19, of 917 E.

Washing- Irene S. Johnson, 43, of 2543 Lyon driving 42 m.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h. zone, $14. ton $13.

Thelma L. of Prairie City, Claudia Kay, 20, of 1137 Geil $12. Boertie, 45, $10. Robert T. Kent, 18, of Forest City, $15.

James H. Brightman, 26, of 3712 Glover Robert F. Knowlton, 18, of Granger, $15. $10. Keith 44 J.

McDuff, 19, of 3020 Logan Charles A. Bruce, 30, of 1512 Sixteenth driving m.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h. zone, $16. $21.

Sidney Mendelsohn, 59, of 1800 Grand Kenneth W. Burr, 18, of 2920 E. Walnut West Des Moines, $15. $20. Ann W.

Morrissey, 35, of 3000 Seneca Kevin L. Carr, 18, of 2819 Forty-eighth $12. $15. Anthony J. Morrow, 17, of 543 Geenfield William L.

Carter, 111, 22, of 1060 Parkway, $10. Fourteenth driving m.p.h. in a 25 David C. Moseman, 19, of 2018 S.E. m.p.h.

zone, $15. Eighth $12. Robert B. Coverdell, 33, of 1229 E. Thir- Nalda Nason, 47, of 3226 Franklin ty-fifth Court, $10.

$15. Elga F. Davis, 50, of 5811 Woodland Roy F. Parker, 47, of 3325 Avenue FredRoad, $12. erick M.

Hubbell, $15. Sheri $10. S. Dennis, 22, of 2340 E. Walnut Rodney D.

Reeves, 35, of 3216 FortyRonald ninth driving 36 m.p.h. in a 25 m.p.h. R. Dolan, 20, of 1800 Watrous zone, $13. Patricia A.

Epp, 22, of 3232 N. Union Nancy L. $12. Rengstorf, 27, of 1505 Pleasant $10. $11.

Harold D. Erickson, 18, of 1446 Harding Charles W. Snyder, 44, of 3933 ThirtyRoad, $10. ninth driving 38 m.p.h. in a 25 m.p.h.

Allan E. Fanum, 28, of Marion, $11. zone, $18. Harold E. Field, 42, of 4430 E.

Douglas Danny W. $15. $10. Stark, 10, of 1336 Walker William J. Geil, 20, of 1838 Evergreen $12.

John J. Sutherlin, 18, of Martensdale, Richard E. Glueck, 39, of 6550 Center $13. $15. Richard J.

Thompson, 20, of 5708 Clark Wayne L. Grunder, 42, of 1042 Eight- $15. eenth $12. Michael R. Voogd, 20, of 5111 Shriver Ronald L.

Helton, 18, of 2715 Boston $12. $15. Stanley C. Wheeler, 17, of 3912 CamDrexel V. Hollen, 37, of 3615 E.

Thirty- bridge $15. ninth Court, $14. Phillip A. Huxford, 19, of 331 S.E. Gran- The following each paid a $10 fine, unger driving 45 m.p.h.

in a 30 m.p.h. less the required otherwise stop indicated, for not making zone, $20. sign or signal light: Jerry R. Jacobs, 27, of 2961 E. Thirty- William E.

Breman, 17, of 932 Twelfth eighth Court, driving 50 m.p.h. in a 40 West Des p.h. zone, $15. Kathryn L. Gaskili, 18, of 2711 Grand Royce J.

Johnson, 27, of 1500 Grandview Ave. $10. Janis E. Glass, 21, of Bagley. Donald R.

Jones, 49, of 1234 S.W. Herold Margaret Hull, 40, of 9 S.W. Fifty-sixth $11 St. Lawrence C. Jones, 39, Ankeny, $15.

Wayne J. Kaloides, 22, of 2404 S.E. SevGloria J. Jordan, 30, of 1213 Garfield enth St. $12.

Don J. Laughman, 17, of 8016 Ridgeview Lyla H. Keeling, of 6407 Northwest Drive, $10. Edwin L. Mendenhall, 43, of 907 Shirley A.

Kerner, 39, of 3319 Cottage Thirtieth West Des Moines. Grove driving 39 m.p.h. in a 30 Harold P. L. Snyder, 51, of Minburn.

o.h. zone, $10. Clark Williamson, 25, of 2915 Des Elizabeth T. King, 21, of Cummings, $12. Moines St.

John J. Konchaiski, 38, of 4616 S.W. Jeffrey L. Arlaud, 17, of 3217 Third St. Second $15.

Anson L. Cunningham, 66, of 3211 Harley E. Lewis, 26, of 916 Kirkwood Thirtieth St. $12. Joseph A.

Daggett, 19, of 1447 Glenwood Vickie V. Liter, 23, of 1702 Franklin Drive, $12. $15. Craig A. Dingman, 18, of 906 Garfield Doris M.

Lusk, 37, of Carlisle, $10. Ave. Jessie M. Lykkegaard, 27, of 1117 Locust fourth Robert J. Erickson, 25, of 3301 SeventyWest Des Moines, $15.

Urbandale. Norman P. Mahoney, of Sioux City, $15. Steven W. Hoffman, 17, of 7061 Sunrise Debra J.

Martin, 17, of 3111 S.E. Sixth Blvd. $12, Arios D. Hunt, 26, of 4520 Urbandale David J. Martineau, 16, of 3102 E.

$15. ty-fifth $14. Robert R. Lockard, of 3507 Hillsdale Sandra J. Masker, 27, of 2940 Kinsey Drive.

driving 41 m.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h. Byron W. Wheels, 23, of 1408 McCormick zone, $16. $15.

Beniamin E. McCord, 20, of 4021 Grand $30. The following each paid a $10 fine, unNorman B. McGrew, 44, of 4049 Lower less otherwise indicated, for failure to obBeaver Road, $13. serve a stop or yield sign: Robert W.

Mickle, 45, of Indianola, $14. Isaac H. Cooper, 63, of 3403 S.E. Fifth Arthur J. Miller, 27, of 5507 S.W.

Eighth $15. James $15. A. Jack Gerald J. T.

Eaton, Hartman, 40, of 58, 1750 1413 Lyon S.E. Miranda, 17, of 1811, E. Twenty-fourth $11. ginia Ave. Walter R.

Miranda, 56, of 1811 E. Twen- Robert W. Irving, 39, of 1011 Thirtyty-fourth $14. ninth St. Thelma E.

Mulder, 45, of Perry, $15. James L. of 805 Bell Ave. Isadore Nadler, 44, of Waterloo, $11. Bruce W.

Kuechmann, 23, of 531 ThirtyBeverly Osberg, 39, of 2512 Mann fifth $15. $10. Kathryn A. Lenz, 22, of 915 S.E. Diehl Ralph R.

Rauge, 21, of 1530 N.W. Sev- $15. entv-eighth Clive, $12. Jake E. Williams, 28, of 2718 Indianola Evelyn A.

Reynolds, 31, of 1434 Hull Road. $10. Thomas D. Cebuhar, 20, of 4216 Ingersoll Marilyn L. Rhoades, 35, of 8330 Harbach Ave.

$12. James L. Cole, 18, of Eldora, $15. Stephen C. Sayers, 19, of 1005 Thornton Ruth L.

Kruster, 48, of 110 Fifty-first St. $13. Mary L. Schaff, 38, of 609 Franklin The following also appeared in court and were fined $10 or more or received jail Steven C. Seward, 28, of 4013 Seventh sentences: $12.

Ross E. Bair, 18, of 3012 Twana Drive, Jo A. Sloan, 34, of 2700 Capitol $14. no operator's license, $10, jail. Dick A.

Smith, 35, of 3307 Aurora Scott B. McCracken, 17, of 314 Fiftysecond failure to have vehicle under William D. Smith, 22, of 2208 Clark control, $10. $12. Howard H.

Rogers, 36, of of 2045 Lyon Martha J. Smith, 40, of 4140 E. Thirty- failure to yield one road, $25. $13. Linda J.

Simmons, 22, of 1131 Euclid Harold H. Stuehmer, 62, of 2615 Fifty. failure to leave name and address at $10. scene of accident, $15. Deborah A.

Thompson, 17, of 677 Fifty- Mary S. Bishop 19, of 3302 E. $11. sixth illegal turn, $10. Artin E.

Toelle, 19, of 1406 Seventh Catherine E. Smith, 52, of 950 Oakridge Drive, failure to vield right-of-way, $25. Wanda 1. Victor, 40, of Indianola, $11. James R.

Dobbins, 17, of 101 Locust William H. Warnecke, 31, of 455 N.W. failing to leave name and address at $15. scene of accident, $25, jail. Richard A.

Wendricks, 26, of 820 Twelfth Herman G. Kutz, 48, of 413 E. Sixth West Des Moines, $15. failing to leave name and address at Michael L. Windler, 21, of 1565 N.W.

scene of accident, $100. Eighty-fourth $10. Robert J. Lee, 19, of 1310 E. FifJames R.

Womack, of 4201 Sixty- teenth failing to leave name, and Urbandale, $15. dress at scene of accident, lail. Michael A. Breese, 16, of 2443 Des Louis H. Lindsley, 71, of 1614 Sixty-first driving 46 m.p.h, in a 35 failing to leave name and address at Richard zone, A.

$13. scene of accident, $25. Brown, 25, of 342 S.E. Wall Walter E. McDowell, 59, of 1638 E.

driving 39 m.p.h. in a 25 m.p.h. Grand failing to leave, name and $19. address at scene of accident, $25 Diana M. Cooper, 19, of 926 Hackley Roy S.

Howell, 28, of 720 Twentieth $10. no operator's license, $25, jail. George 40 H. Dubois, 22, of Ankeny, Robert J. 19, of 1310 E.

Fifm.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h, zone, $12. teenth no operator's license, $10, jail. BUSINESS BRIEFS Tries to Halt Bid for Armour Leased Wires to The Tribune The Justice Department filed a court action in Chicago, Thursday challenging Greyhound acquisition of control of Armour charging that the move violates an anti-trust consent decree issued against Armour and other meat packers in 1920. But Federal Judge Julius Hoffman refused to act on the request Friday saying "I have no authority at this point to order Greyhound to do anything." Judge Hoffman sharply criticized the Justice Department attorneys for the form in which they filed the complaint and the time involved in filing.

He suggested they go back to Washington, D.C., to talk the situation over with Justice Department officials. He scheduled another hearing on the matter for June 30. The 1920 decree bars Armour from dealing in a broad range of non-meat food products. A spokesman for Greyhound said the company plans "to take whatever action is necessary to firm up its acquisition of Armour." The Justice Department charged that Greyhound, through restaurant subsidiaries, is engaged in dealing in products that are barred to Armour by the decree. In an earlier court action, the department sought to prevent General Host Corp.

from controlling Armour, but a lower federal court rejected the department's legal reasoning. Subsequently General Host sold its Armour stock to Greyhound. Gas Shortage New York State Electric Gas Corp. has told the New York Public Service Commission that it may decline to accept any new gas customers whose annual consumption would exceed 12 million cubic feet. The utility said it was acting to protect gas supplies for home heating purposes in the event that extreme cold weather causes a substantial increase in gas consumption.

Some pipeline suppliers have said a current nationwide shortage of developed natural gas supplies was forcing them to limit new sales commitments. Aluminum Auto bile block will be used Reynolds, Metals Co. said minicar to be introduced later aluminum block, developed by one-third the weight of a similar Aluminum blocks are prevalent foreign cars and custom autos, some U.S. production models in iron cylinder-wall sleeves to scuffing by pistons and piston Engine the first all-aluminum automoin the Chevrolet Vega 2300 this year. At 38 pounds the Reynolds and GM, is about iron block.

in racing engines, some and have been available in the past, but all have required prevent excessive wear and rings. Ronson Corp. cut its quarterly dividend to 10 cents a common share from cents paid previously net income and sales in 1969 were considerably less than forecast. Phelps Dodge Tube Co. increased its prices for copper water tube and related items by 4 cents per pound of copper content.

Zenith Radio Corp. will provide free warranty service for the first 90 days of set ownership on its color TV models starting with the 1971 line. Previously the warranty was available only in a few cities. Mitsubishi Motors Corp of Tokyo, Japan, will not ask the Japanese government to approve Chrysler planned 35 per cent 1 investment in the company until shortly before the government is to relax its controls on foreign investment in Japan's auto industry, around October, 1971. Obituaries ROBERT W.

ROOT Robert W. Root, a former reporter and editorial writer for The Des Moines Register and Tribune, died Thursday at Strong Hospital in Rochester, N.Y. Mr. Root, 55, who died of complications following open heart surgery performed two weeks ago, was a resident of Seneca Falls, N.Y., where he had been professor of comparative literature at Eisenhower College there since 1968. A native of Ames, Mr.

Root was a graduate of Iowa State University. He came to Des Moines in the late 1930s. He was a City Hall reporter and later an editorial writer for The Register and Tribune before leaving in 1945 for public relations work with the World Council of Churches in Geneva, Switzerland. He later was executive editor of Worldover Press and director of mental health information and religious journalism programs at Syracuse University, from which he received a doctor's degree. Survivors include his wife, Christine; a son Edward, attending medical school in the East; two daughters, Carol Root of Syracuse and Mrs.

Marilyn Cessna of El Paso, his mother, Mrs. Walter Root of Short Hills, N.J.; and two sisters, Mrs. Earl Cryer of Short Hills and Mrs. Paul Metzler of Birmingham, Mich. Services are pending.

Strike Accord At 2 A-Plants OAK RIDGE, TENN. (AP) Union and management officials have reached tentative settlement of a 65-day strike over wages at two nuclear plants here. Officials of the Atomic Trades and Labor Council (ATLC) and Union Carbide Corp. emerged from a 31-hour bargaining session late Thursday and announced only that an agreement to end the strike had been reached. The proposed settlement, subject to ratification Sunday by union members, would end Oak Ridge's longest strike.

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Experts warn that the Red Cross pullback could imperil the lives of some million children who lived through or were born into the war of secession. National and state government rehabilitation commissions are slated to take over the Red Cross relief work, but there is widespread doubt of their ability to run effective and co-ordinated operations. Although starvation no longer hangs over the Ibo people and others who joined the rebellion, many go hungry in villages and towns around Owerri and Orlu, 240 miles southeast of Lagos. Thousands of children are severely undernourished, some lying in crowded hospitals with number tags around their necks, others wandering about, begging. Their milk rations will end when the Red Cross goes.

The Red Cross already is restricting some operations in order to provide food until June 30 for 30,000 of the worst cases who are in hospitals, as well as to give what they can to 200,000 outpatients. The federal government has allotted the equivalent $56 to each holder of worthless Biafran currency and plans to pump $28 million into the state's economy. Many feel this is too little money to make much impact, but it should help spur the war-ravaged region toward recovery. Black Decker Recalling Unit Leased Wire From Dow Jones TOWSON, MD. Black Decker Mfg.

Co. said Friday it is recalling the charger unit for its cordless electric mower introduced earlier this year. The company said a faulty plug for the charger presents a potential fire hazard. Black Decker said about 13,500 charger units are involved in the recall. The company said the mower itself is not defective.

MRS. ETHELYN FAYE BENNETT Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Dunn's Funeral Home on Grand Avenue for Mrs. Ethelyn Faye Bennett, 70, of 4336 Urbandale who died of cancer Thursday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. Burial will be at 1 p.m.

Monday in Graceland Park Cemetery in Sioux City. MRS. ETHELYN FAYE BENNETT Mrs. Bennett, a native of Council Bluffs, lived in Sioux City before moving to Des Moines 34 years ago. She was a former board member of the Des Moines Women's Club, and a member of the Westminster United Presbyterian Church.

Survivors. include her husband, George; a son, Alan, of Richmond, a sister, Mrs. A. Platt Taylor of Des Moines, and five grandchildren. The family suggests memorial contributions to the scholarship fund of the West- GUY B.

HORNADAY (The Tribune's lowa News Service) INDIANOLA, IA. Services for Guy B. Hornaday, 57, of Ames, who died Thursday in an Ames hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the First United Methodist Church in Indianola, with burial in the IO0F Cemetery here. He was a former auto and farm implement dealer in Indianola and had operated a restaurant in Ames.

Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Berton Saxton of Indianola and Linda Haldeman of Ames; his stepmother, Mrs. Hugh Hornaday of Indianola, and two halfbrothers, Bob Hornaday and Dick Hornaday, both of Indianola. $3.9 Million Pact To D.M. Firm WASHINGTON, D.C.

(AP) The Defense Supply Agency has approved a $3,960,982 contract to the Little Giant Crane and Shovel of Des Moines, it was announced Friday. The contract calls for providing the Defense Department with 92 truck-mounted cranes of 20-ton capacity each. Storms Lash Plains With Rain, Hail (By the Associated Press) Heavy thunderstorms walloped the central Great Plains Friday with an assortment of wind, heavy rain and hail. Showers lingered in parts of the northeast where severe storms late Thursday caused two deaths and considerable damage in a sweep through central upstate New York and southern New England. Fair and pleasant weather dominated most other sections of the nation.

Hailstones piled to a depth of 10 inches south of Oberlin, during a violent thunderstorm. The hail smashed numerous car and truck windows in an area northeast of Wichita. Cool and dry air spreading into the midwest and Great Lakes region dropped temperatures into the 30s in northern upper Michigan overnight. 'Tentative' Pact At Firestone AKRON, OHIO (AP) The Firestone Tire Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers (URW) have reached a tentative agreement on a contract covering 19,000 production employes at 14 plants in 13 cities.

A Firestone spokesman said Thursday night in announcing the tentative settlement that details would not be revealed until after company and union representatives sign the proposed contract Friday. It will then be presented to the vote of URW members for ratification. The URW had been working at Firestone plants on a day-today basis since the contract expired at midnight Apr. 20..