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Mild Five Jimmy Wood, 10, of ola, and other Iowans need such heavy coats caps for the next five The Weather Bureau temperatures during period will average 4 grees above normal east and 8 to 12 above in the west. of A.M. EST 54 WARM 36 Temperatures Are Average For Area 56 54 42 40 10 40 60 FORECAST LOCAL--Partly cloudy Friday night 28-33, highs 10 per cent Friday night, IOWA-Partly cloudy Friday night, fair south. south. Partly cloudy Saturday east in morning.

Highs from cipitation chances Friday per cent northeast, Saturday elsewhere. Mostly fair Sunday THROUGH degrees above normal east highs are from upper 20's to range: 31 and 13). Little or Perishables--Prepare for 32 southwest, 13 northeast, DES MOINES MOISTURE Feb. 1, .20 below normal; .26 DES MOINES RIVER Avenue in Des Moines: 12.5 DATA FROM U. S.

IOWA DEPARTMENT On This Date, February January 1970 MIN SION TUE WED THU SON 4 5 6 10 11 14 15 16 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 In 1693, the College of In 1697, Trinity Church In 1778, France recognized In 1867, the French In 1943, during World in chief of Allied forces in In 1964, Cuba cut off Quantanamo Bay Today's Birthday: California Thought for Today: "A life, its guaranty against Her Chess Has Hippies, Gurus SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. (AP) Jackie Pearl pits an adult hippie against a business magnate as the kings in a new version of chess she is selling in San Francisco. Paddy wagons and Days Indianmay not and days. said that to 6 dein the normal Feb. Data From U.S.

WEATHER BUREAU ESSA Co, 25 35 WARM COLD Rain 50 Snow Showers 56 Flurries 59 8 Low Temperatures Expected Until Saturday Morning and mild through Saturday. Lows Saturday 47-53. Precipitation chances 20 per cent Saturday. north with chance of light rain or snow Lows from upper teens north to low 30's with occasional light snow northmid-30's north to low 50's south. Prenight from 10 per cent southwest to 30 10 per cent northwest, 20 per cent with little temperature change.

-Temperatures will average 4 to 6 and 8 to 12 above normal west. Normal 30's, normal lows 6 to 18 (Des Moines no precipitation is forecast. Friday night lows of 13 northwest, 30 southeast. BELOW NORMAL: A trace since inches since Jan. 1, 1.24 below normal.

FALLING: Stage 7 a.m. Friday at Second feet (bankfull, 23). WEATHER BUREAU AND OF AGRICULTURE February 1970 March TUE WAD THU PRE SION TUE WAD THU PRE 3 10 11 4 5 10 11 4 12 5 6 13 14 7 17 18 19 20 28 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 William and Mary was chartered opened on lower Manhattan Island. U.S. independence.

evacuated Mexico. War II, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower North Africa. the normal water supply to the Gov.

Ronald Reagan is 59. democracy should not let its dreamers Sullivan, American delic microbuses take the place of castles; generals and antiwar protesters are the knights and men in gray flannel suits and hippie gurus are the bishops. Her queens are a society matron and hippie, and pawns are beaded flower children and police. The first set sold for $450. Des Feb.

Moines 6, Tribune Page 14 MOON PHASES. FEBRUARY 1970 Seattle Cloudy Washington 31 New First Full Last Moon Quarter Moon Quarter Feb. 6 Feb. 12 Feb. 21 Feb.

28 has (This been schedule provided of moon by Prof. rises and sets Philip Rigas and the Astronomy Department of Drake University.) The Moon Rises 8:16 a.m. Saturday Sets 9:40 p.m. Saturday The Sun: Sets 5:36 p.m. Friday Rises 7:20 a.m.

Saturday Iowa High Low Inch Inch. City Thurs. Fri. Prec. Snow Boone 20 .00 Carroll Burlington ..47 29 .00 Cedar Rapids ...40 52 .00 Council Bluffs .00 Des Moines .49 Dubuque 5 Knoxville ..50 35 Lamoni ..53 Marshalltown .00 Mason City .35 Ottumwa.

.48 Sioux City' .45 Spencer .35 00 Waterloo Un Winterset 49 trace. United States High Thursday: 79, Gila Bend, Ariz. Low Firday: --7, Hibbing, Minn. 6:30 a.m. High Low Atlanta 50 33 Albuquerque 58 30 Bismarck Snow 31 27 Brownsville Denver Detroit.

37 22 Fairbanks Cloudy -12 Fargo Clear Fort Worth Rain 53 Honolulu Clear In't Falls Cloudy Rain 38 Kansas City Los Angeles Clear Rain Miami Minneapolis Clear 28 New 62 50 New York 34 North Platte 50 15 Oklahoma City 35 Omaha Cloudy 33 Phoenix Portland, Ore. Rain St. Louis Cloudy 55 Salt Lake City San Francisco Outside United States City and local time Temp. Aberdeen, Midnight 23 Auckland, noon 72 Berlin, 1 a.m. 36 Cairo, 8 a.m.

Clear 50 Casablanca, 7 a.m. 54 Copenhagen, 7 a.m. Clear 20 Geneva, 1 a.m. 43 London, Midnight Cloudy 36 Madrid, 1 a.m. Cloudy Montreal, 1 a.m.

Snow Moscow, 3 a.m. 32 New Delhi, 5 a.m..... Clear 45 Paris, 1 a.m. Cloudy 39 Rome, 1 a.m. Clear 55 Saigon, 8 a.m.

Cloudy 70 Stockholm, 1 a.m. 12 Tokyo, 9 a.m. Clear Toronto, 1 a.m. Cloudy Warsaw, 7 a.m.... Cloudy Winnipeg, Midnight at Williamsburg, Va.

was named commander American naval base at perish. They are its architect (1856-1924). Solunar Tables According to Knight's Original Solunar Tables calculated for this area, the best hours for hunting and fishing in the next two period are shown below. at the The malor periods begin last for to 2 hours thereafter. The minor periods are somewhat shorter in duration.

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35) (2 mins from E. 6th Exit of Freeway) 967-4283. 964-4228 Open 9-5, Weekdays Open 1-6 Open Weekdays 9-5 9-Noon, Saturdays 9 6 Saturdays, 9-Noon 9 8 9 Noon Gateways Center Sets An Election The first annual meeting of Gateways Opportunity Center will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the center's headquarters, 1343 Thirteenth st. A 25-member board of trustees will be elected, and all persons wanting to participate in the election will be required to register at the center at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.

Those 16 years of age or older are eligible to vote. Gateways encompasses the former Walnut Hill and Forest Hills Opportunity Center area. It includes the Des Moines City neighborhood, Chautauqua Parkway area and the region north of University avenue and east of Second avenue to the Des Moines River. Residents of the area, persons who own property there or own businesses there and those who have been actively engaged in neighborhood improvement work in the area are eligible to vote in the election. A list of nominees for the board of trustees will be submitted and additional nominations will be accepted from the floor.

The interim president of Gateways is William Jones. Orders New Trial In Crash Award Federal Judge William C. Hanson has ordered a new trial of a damage suit in which a federal jury awarded Mrs. Berniece Silverthorn of Eighth $27,500 personal injury damages. The suit was filed in connection with a collision between her auto and the car of the defendant, William Hennigan, of Omaha, June 5, 1967, at Third and Crocker streets.

Mrs. Silverthorn had asked damages of $50,875. Judge Hanson said allowing the verdict to stand would be a "gross miscarriage of justice" because the evidence did not warrant the verdict rendered. He also said the jury failed to follow the court's instructions. The verdict was returned Nov.

14. Theft at School Two portable tape recorders and two portable television sets valued at a total of $200 were stolen the night from Casady School, 1600 Jefferson police said Friday. sensational Mr. Tweedy IOWA ALMANAC Des Moines Births MARTIN--Mr. and Mrs.

son, Christopher, Friday of 662 Fourteenth place, a Iowa Methodist Hospital. LEWIS and Mrs. David, of 1324 Twenty-sixth a daughter, Thursday Hospital, worsts. a son, and Thursday Mrs. at Kenneth, Mercy of Hospi- Bondtal.

HILDEBRANT-Mr. and Mrs. William, of 1004 Morton a daughter, Thursday at Mercy Hospital. SHRIVER-Mr. and Mrs.

Larry, of 3316 Forty-seventh a daughter, Friday at Mercy Hospital. WORTHINGTON-Mr. and Mrs. David, of 5641 Brattleboro. a daughter, Friday at lowa Methodist Hospital.

GUESS Mr. and Mrs. Richard, of Van Meter, a daughter, Friday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. Des Moines Deaths WARNES-Norvell, 73, of 211 S.W. Lacona was dead on arrival Friday at Broadlawns Polk County.

Hospital. DOUGLAS- Jess, 74, of 1428 E. Fourteenth died Thursday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. FORD-Mrs. Helen, 91, of 4207 Adams died Thursday af Northwest tal.

DAVITT-Joseph, 75, of 6702 at N.W. Veterans Sixtysecond died Thursday Hospital. CARNE Friday Fred, at 55, of Veterans 1704 E. Hospital. Walnut HAGMAN-Arthur, 69, of 218 Hull died Thursday at Mercy Hospital.

ARTHUR-Daniel, 83, of Earlham, died Friday at Des Moines General Hospital. 65, of 3844 Eleventh died Friday at his home. Marriage License Applications Polk County Albin Strand, 57, Des Moines, and Dorothy Irene Thornton, 49, Des Moines. Dana Kramer, 18. Des Moines, and Lynn Sherwin, 18, Des Moines.

Ronald J. Hays, 33, Des Moines, and Betty Jean Carter, 25, Des Moines. Stephen Dudley Bierbaum, 22, Brighton, and Betty Jean Nettleton, 18, AnkeMax. Kathleen Zimmerman, Schueder, 23, 20, Des Des Moines. Moines, and Gary D.

Denniston, 20, Des Moines, and Deborah A. Terry, 16, Des Moines. Divorces Granted Alice Pauline from Thomas E. Rowland, Roberta Jean from Frank W. Miller.

Carrie Jane from Alvin H. Manuel. Monty D. from Rosemary T. Hall.

Vivian Darlene from Fay Edward Platt. Ute Barbara from Terry D. Lawson. Divorces Asked Sandra Dian vs. John James Crane.

Nancy Joanne vs. Charles Allen Richardson. Cynthia Dianne vs. Robert Henry Allison. Judith Ann vs.

Thomas Henry Gordon. R. D. Donald McNeeley. Benita R.

Milton Martinez. Carolyn Joyce VS. Leon Raymond Bailey. Barbara Ann VS. Steven Craig De France.

Judy R. vs. Tom H. Bills. Richard Lewis vs.

Sharon Kay Wisecup, Separate Maintenance Asked Evelyn A. vs. John H. Mauk. Ruth vs.

Donald M. Gookin. Iowa Licenses to Wed DUBUQUE Gary Andrew Charnstrom, St. Paul, and Linda M. Bruggeman, Rosemont, Minn.

James D. Humke and Diane L. Smith. Wilbur A. Otterbeck, 20, and Nancy K.

Gassman, 16. James M. Madigan and Helen C. Smith. John W.

O'Meara and Susan M. Zimmerman. Lawrence J. Griffin, Farley, and Ruth Eileen Helle, Dyersville. Patrick J.

Cole, East Dubuque, and Diane M. Koerperich. James A. Cox and Nancy L. Stubbs, both of Madison, Wis.

Gary L. McVay, 26, Rewey, and Sarah Elizabeth Myers, 19. Roland K. Groom, Wauzeka, and Linda L. Groom, Boscobel, Wis.

Robert J. Reiter, Rockford, and Karen A. Krsek. Norway. ESTHERVILLE Dan Eugene Elwood, 21, and Susan Mae Rouse, 19, Superior.

Larry LeRoy Peterson, 22, Ruthven, and Mariorie Ann Long, 19. Richard Wayne Peterson, 21, and Debra Ann Lair, 18 Richard Wayne 20. Emmetsburg, and Marlyce Kay Kolpin, 19. NEW HAMPTON Kenneth Wayne Roberson, 22, and Barbara Josephine Sauer. Thomas Wallace Rudy, 58, and Dorothy Seltmann Hoelzel, 58, both of Elkorn, Wis.

Thomas Eugene Elliott, 20, Fredericksburg, and Susan Jean Brooks, 20, Lafayette, Ind. OTTUMWA Timothy C. Ritter and Linda Kay WalkCraig C. Baayen, Eldon, and Sandra Jane Johnson. Charles E.

Martin and Linda Jean Munley. Iowan's Steer Brings $7,000 FORT WORTH, TEX. (AP) The grand champion steer of the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show sold at auction Friday for a tying $7,000. Corky, a Hereford-Angus crossbreed, went to Mrs. Betrice Pringle, representing Sepia magazine.

Duane Hilbert of LuVerne, showed the 18-month-old steer to the grand championship Wednesday. The $7,000 sale price tied a record first paid in 1957 and matched in 1964. Youth Beaten, Is Hospitalized A Des Moines youth was taken to Broadlawns Polk County pital Thursday night for treatment of injuries suffered when he was assaulted by two other youths near E. Twenty-ninth street and Grand avenue. Raymond Stalker, 17, of 2827 Dean told police he was walking home from recreation activities at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School when he was attacked about 9:50 p.m.

He said he was struck several times in the face and knocked to the ground before his assailants fled on foot. lowa Deaths ATLANTIC Leo Carey, 68: Mrs. The me Hubbard, 82. Victor DUBUQUE Rondinelli, 55; Mrs. Roueri Beitzel, 37; Mary Irene Drummond, B.V.M., 90; Sister Mary Bernard Farrell, B.V.M., 88; Ms.

Edward Gentz, 75; Mrs. Leo Hickie, 67; Sister Mary Archangela Duffy, P.B.V M. 74; Frank P. Pettinger, 65; Sister Mary Elizabeth Malone, B.V.M., 84. EDDYVILLE Mrs.

J. B. Payne, 91. NEW HAMPTON Frank Morrissey, 60; Mrs. Leo Burke, 80.

OTTUMWA Arthur Wurmbach, 78: 1 77; Charles A. Berry, 79; Ernest G. William Weeks, 37; Mrs. George Shields. 72; Oren Handling, 60; Mrs.

Fred Davis, 77. Drivers' Licenses The following motorists have been sent notices of suspension or revocation of their drivers' licenses by the Drivers License Division of the State Department of Public Safety (names, ages, addresses, cause and length of suspension or revocation are those on state records): SUSPENSIONS Eliiah Meari Lint, 18, of 1131 N. Avenue, Nevada; 9 days: serious violation. Norman Francis Wilkins, 11, 21, of 1511 Summit Red Oak; 90 days; serious violation. Larry Cable Mackey, 31, of 1804 Fiftysixth Des Moines; 90 days; habitual violator.

Walter Joseph Larson, 23, of Fifty-seventh st. S.W., Waukon; 180 days; habitual violator. Albert Harold Fiscus, 62, of Yale; 30 days; serious violation. Gary Lee Keltner, 42, of 608 Seventh West Des Moines; 68 days; serious violation. Andrew Lewis Fitz, 19, of 3931 Maquoketa drive, Des Moines; 68 days; serious violation.

Dennis Charles Duvall, 18, of 768 Foster drive, Des Moines; 70 days; serious violation. Gloria Louise Benedict, 16, of 2012 Vine West Des Moines; 30 days; unlawful use of license. Norma Kathleen Adams, 45, of Route 2, Waucoma; 60 days; serious violation. Denny Allen Brown, 17, of 1101 Watrous Des Moines; 68 days; serious violation. Danny Duane Goss, 2210 Bryan Sioux City: 60 days; serious Roger John Harms, 21, of Route 2, Titonka; 62 days; serious violation.

Darel Lee Feldermann, 18, of 1817 Grand Des Moines; 68 days; serious violation. Donald Leroy Heidemann, 30, of 1125 Lake Evansdale; 30 days; habitual 30 violator. William John Kluesner, 19, of 1905 Jackson, Dubuque; 60 days; habitual violator. Darlene Martha Lovell, 33, of 1540 Fifth Marion; 72 days; serious violation. Keith Curtis Davenport, 16, of 105 W.

Ninth Tama; 30 days; serious viola- tion. Dan Lawrence Claar, 18, of Route 1, Crescent; 1 year; serious violation. REVOCATIONS Robert Morris Byrne, 50, of Fort Dodge: 120 days; driving while intoxicated. John D. Christensen, 40, of 1843 W.

Third, Boone; 120 days; driving while intoxicated Paul Edward Thorman, of Nineteenth Rock Island, 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Billy Buskirk, of Elliott; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Fred A. Nelson, of 6467 Williams Omaha, 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Leland Carol Wilson, 50, of Route 2, Fort Dodge; 120 days; driving while intoxicated.

Walter Blayton Robinson, 33, of Route 1, Argyle; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Geraid Myatt Hockett, 63, of Route 2, Manning; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Frank Edward Hunter, 28, of 221. Hays, Burlington; 120 driving while intoxicated. Joseph Garcia Jimenez, 60, of 131 Judson Davenport; 120 days; driving while intoxicated.

Harry Vinton Fielding, 44, of Ninth Place Eighth ave. N.E., Hampton; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Terrence John Brown, 21, of 804 E. Tenth Davenport; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Donald Earl Conrad, of Malvern; 120 days; driving, while intoxicated.

Albert Martin Farnam, 60, of 8703 Aurora, Seattle, 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Leo Harold Kirk, 71, of 213 Rock Island Oskaloosa; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Roger Tim Fay, 22, of Route 1, Wiota; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. James Allen Heath, 20, of Route 1, Cedar Falls; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Sidney Michael Jones, 22, of 902 N.

Johnson, Ottumwa; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Clair Vernon Hanson, 42, of Belmond; 240 days; driving while intoxicated. Woodford Eugene Fierce, 40, of 1904 W. First Davenport; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Lavern Dean Willer, 47, of Sioux City; 120 days; driving while intoxicated.

Michael Thomas Cline, 21, of 408 Fourteenth S.E., Cedar Rapids; 60 days; driving while intoxicated. Richard Carl Johnson, 47, of Gowrie; 120 days; driving wtile intoxicated. David Wesley Owens, 60, of 1302 S. Mills, Leon; 1 year; driving while intoxicated. Richard Dale Barnhart, 26, of 615 La Grange, Chariton; 120 days; driving while intoxicated.

Robert Edward Hanson, 48, of 1500 W. Sixth Indianola; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. David John Curry, 26, of Route 1, Oxford; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Jon Clell Boxx, 22, of. Route 1, Ottumwa; 120 days; driving while intoxicated.

William John Arnts, 58, of 1225 First st. Newton; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Lloyd Alvin Moore, 52, of Akron; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Weldon Roger Beier, 45, of Route 1, Kellerton; 120 days; driving while inLeroy H. Raaba, of Route 1, Bennington, Neb.

120 days; driving while intoxicated. Robert Allen Lyon, 20, of Route 2, Traer; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Richard Leroy Ernst, 34, of Route One, Hardy; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Russell Eugene Schumacher, 20, of 310 Second N.W., Clarion; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. John Gregory Cahill, 34, of 229 Sinclair ave.

S.E., Cedar Rapids; 60 days; driving while intoxicated. John Ovid Regnier, 30, of 2829 Dean Des Moines; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Roy Dean Snow, 19, of Route 'in Cincinnati; 180 days; drivina while intoxicated. James William McCollum, 30, of 2819 Correctionville, Sioux City; 120 days; driving while intoxicated. Vernon C.

Hudson, 38, of Wellman; 240 days; driving while intoxicated. Loras John Freiburger, 19, of Route 1, Delhi: 180 days; implied consent. Richard John Kruse, 42, of Route West Liberty: 180 days; implied consent. Goerge Edward Miller, 48, of 8320 Franklin Des Moines; 180 days; implied consent. James George Marker, 23, of 2140 Telegraph road, Davenport; 180 days; implied consent.

Dennis Joseph Collins, 53, of 1349 20th ave. S.W., Cedar Rapids; 180 days; implied consent. Benjamin W. Moore, 32, of 1719 N. 66, Omaha, Nebraska; 180 days; implied consent.

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SHAM NED RIDDLE "I hope you had your finger off that push button when you sneezed like that." 40 Hurt in Car Accident at Dead End A Des Moines man escaped serious injury Thursday night when his auto plunged down a 10-foot embankment near Fifteenth and Crocker streets. Raymond L. Smith, 55, of 4041 Twelfth st. suffered head and face, cuts in the accident about 11:20 p.m. He was treated at Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, then released.

Police said Smith was traveling east on Crocker and, apparently not knowing it ended at Fifteenth street, continued driving straight ahead into a graveled parking lot and then over the embankment. Damage to Smith's auto was estimated at $1,500. No charges were filed. After Smith's accident, police put up barricades with blinking lights at the intersection to warn other motorists of the dead end. Hurt in Attack By 4 Men Here Michael Weathers, 27, of Hannibal, was treated at Mercy Hospital for hand and face cuts suffered in an altercation with four men early Friday.

Police said Weathers was walking on Cottage Grove avenue near Mac Vicar Freeway shortly after midnight when the four men jumped him and began kicking and striking him. Weathers told police he escaped from his assailants and ran down to the freeway where a motorist gave him a ride to the hospital. Weathers said he was returning to a friend's home in the 1400 block of Eighteenth street after visiting his girl friend when the incident occurred. He said he had just arrived in Des Moines Thursday. GOODE Greenhouses 1050 N.E.

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