Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 3

Prank Costs City, S. 0., Daily Journal 3 Thursday, Auguit 4. 19SS Thousands At CALENDAR li i a4 i. LW -Ay i luncheon, Alex FRIDAY KiwariU, noon Johnson Hotel, Duhamcl Store Thnu.inndi of dollar riumsii. to Entire Staff Of Rehabilitation Center Tired' tho Dutiamel huildinu in downtown li.ipid City resulted Wednesday afternoon after youths set off an an toiTiiitie fu sprinkler with I book 15 of matches.

TIip inridrnt occurred about 3 m. wli'tt Ihe youths lighted matches under a sprinkler oti a Service to the handicapped was landing to the cluhrooms A resulting four-foot diameter temporarily discontinued the Black Hills Rehabilitation Center spray of water for the next 30 min Thursday as the board of directors utes sloshed over valuable mer- cl broke a light fixture and lr. a special meeting fired the en tire staff. The board also relieved Mrs. Marceline Jaques, director, of all administrative duties and authority Information Spread On Market 'Caper' Circulars Riving details of the Safeway and Sooper-Dooper Market robberies in Rapid City are being mailed over the nation.

The detailed sheets give particulars about the kidnapping and rob put nt'ncr litjhts out of commission; mined a portion of ceiling and lloor and seeped into the basement of the Duhnmel Store. Mis. Helen Duhnmel said a meeting was in progress at her office when the sprinkler went off "It sounded like a Kiimt firecracker or (Briefs HOSPITALS Admitted to St. John's Hospital: Mrs. Kranklm Hume, Newcastle, Larry Hollwell, Newcastle, Wyo; Mn.

Joe Cox, New Underwood; Janet White, Curtis Bridge and Mrs. Frank Schomers, all of Rapid City, Dismissed: Rose. Ella Coe, Strool; Kmery ('line, Nashport, Ohio; Patrick Williams, Custer; Cynthia McDonald, White River; Mercedes Banks, Rosebud; Allen Carey, Fairburn; Charlotte Labor, James flooney, Mrs. Dennis Kiinbell, Mrs. Robert Adamson, Patricia Shoop, Alfred Randall, Harry Gray, James Hendricks, and Robert Briones, all of Rapid City.

Admitted to Memorial Hospital; Mrs. Carlton Hibbard, Glen Ellyn, Clarence Zablow, Sturgis; Mrs. John Twin, Mrs, Lawrence Feist, Mrs. Mel Scheib. Mrs, N.

R. Whitney and Mrs. Dunne Denke, all of Rapid City. Dismissed: Billy Clagg Johnson, Kans Mrs. Albert Wurnig, Newell; Mrs.

Lama Hazeltlne, Custer; Mrs. pending further action by the board, Previously Mrs. Jaques had Ilible school, which has 1515 enrolleea and a daily average attendance of 111. Since the opening service Aiitf. 1.

195 Rev. A. Becker says there has been continued growth in Sunday school attendance and other services. Four additional lots adjoining the church have been purchased for a parking lot and enlargement of the main church unit. FIRST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION of tho Rob-binsdale Wesleyan Methodist Church, St.

Francis and Maple Sts will be held Sunday with a program open to the public. Guest at the 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.

services will be Rev. J. F. Simpson, president of the Dakota Wesleyan Methodist Conference. Sunday will be at 10 a.m.

Pictured above at a chapel service are some of the children at tho daily vacation been asked to resign as director. Ivan Landstrom, Frank Spillers Eugene Pester and a representative a small bomb," she said. to be named later of the medical advisory board for the Center were As the spray of water hit a pile delegated to hire a new stall so of western shirts and hats, those bery early Monday morning and that service can be resumed as won as possible. descriptions of the three men in volved. In the meantime, all local tips re Dr.

Charles Ray, chairman of the board of directors, said the center ceived to date have been checked County Board Reverses Its Action On Paving In City Cooks Come In First For Guard Camp attending the meeting hurriedly liegnn to move men'iandiHe out of the way and mop water, The sprinkler set ofT an alarm at the fire department, but Mrs. Duhnmel called to n.s.sure there was no bl.i.e, took about 30 minutes to get the system off, In the meantime, the store closed has much to offer the handicapped of this region and the board will out with none of any value, according to Chief of Detectives Ralph 'see to it the center develops and grows as fast as possible. The five staff members were tir Johnson. Sheriff Glenn Best said pictures of a "suspicious" trio at Martin were checked out and the men were not connected with the ed and Mrs, Jaques relieved ef In surprise action Wednesday be bettor would be one with a con- The first continent of the 10f)lh Umt-ff pcoplp who support the project come dawn and ad- 10 ousiness. ni one ume wnile two fective Thursday noon.

Crete base of at least six inches and Pennington County Commission re fi Engineers Battalion arrived at Earlier Thursday the five start n.u 7 Camp Rapid Thursday to attend a versed by three votes to two its Tuesday decision opposing the East Rapid Paving Project No. 36. Bill Bye, Faith; Mrs. Guy Anderson, Mrs. Carrie Bradfield, Mrs.

Richard Hcddin, Leo Davis, Lloyd Holm, Mrs. Peter Skovran and Mrs. Anna Konr, all of Rapid City. robbery. "Ther art no cluei to ipeek of and no new ones," Johnson said." know lhii mucht there were three men and they didn't know a bull from a cow." workers walked out in protest to the board's action July 29 asking for Mrs.

Jaques' resignation. The staff submitted their resignations three-day pre-carnp mess school fn preparation for the annual two-week South Dakota National Guard dreKS us yesterday?" Thorxrlinsrn: "The City Commission did not know you were coimldertinr a protest." Thorgrimsen emphasized that Vote was taken after City Mana encampment. ger H. S. Thorgrimsen addressed to the board, which did not accept them, voting instead to discharge men were mopping a section of floor, a light fixture popped from the water and fell on the floor between them.

Luckily, no one was injured. "The pitiful part of it is Hiat there was so much needless damage resulting from a prank," Mrs Duhamel said. The store carries fire damage insurance. No accurate tstimnle of the damage has been made. Instruction in the latest mess op tin views he gave the county lire the County commissioners on the He was referring to one of the erations will be given by instruct all five.

project at the special request of those of the City Commix don. He said he had as much responsibility ors from the Fifth Army to the men Seven applicants already have holdup men being frightened while guarding Mrs. Hugh Boyd after a cow came near them. The bandit Rapid City Mayor Don ksper-anco. The county made its deci will be cooks for the been interviewed to fill the vacan the opponents of the project as BIRTHS At St.

John's Hospital: Aug. 3, a boy to Mrs. Leo Rudolf, Rapid City. At Memorial Hospital: Aug. 3, a boy to Mrs.

Stanluy Miner and a girl to Mrs, John Twin, both of Rapid City. cies created in the action. a one and a half-inch topping, all with Slate Highway Commission standards. The Commission has already spent about $6,000 on planning the project, he said. On costs, Thorgrimsen said that because the city was bearing some of the costs the property owners would be getting tho pro ject at between C5 and 70 per cent of its real value.

He said cost to property owners would be about per front foot or $300 plus interest for a 50-foot front of curb, gutter and pavement. MacVicar: "Those who protested here yesterday were inconsistent. One said he wanted more expens was afraid it was an ornery Western to its proponents, He said he advised the project's opponents on Friday units from throughout the bull. sion less than an hour before the deadline for protest or acceptance of the project had to be lodged at Black Hill will arrive to set uo tents A close check was made with how to draw up their petition. The Police apprehended one of the Tvlichigan authorities where a simi three blocks owned by the countyiyoutlis connected with the Incident the City.

Hall. As the ballot was and finishing the opening of camp. This detachment will be commander by First Lt. Gordon Campbell, a might tip the balance and the City and obtained the name of two nth lar method of operation was used by three men who held up an auto dealer at Grand Rapids while err. Warrants were issued for their Commission would be grateful if being taken the county's attitude hung in the balance while commissioners checked points before giving their vote.

member of the 109th Engineers. arrest. Uranium Firm Asks Boost In Par Value Price Stockholders of Uranium and Al BUYS SHOP M.ircelene Crawford today announced her ourchase of the Mar-mello Beauty Shop, 80fi St. Joe, Llla Walrod. The same oper-itors will continue under the new the county would reconsider the matter and "be searching for a But officials Sunday will see several units from over the state moving to Camp would not state positively that there Collins: "I feel a little different Thorgrimson told commission TP' fs rri 1 ivis Services I was a connection.

Rapid for the two weeks of field training. The units consist of the now over the project after hearing the manager." ers the county attitude might be the deciding factor because of the ownership. The circular issued by Johnson ive paving and the other didn't 109th Engineers from Rapid City, want any. I have every sympathy lists $300 to $400 missing from the Sooper Dooper Store and "around Check Names City Engineer Vinal "Doe" Fran Lead, Hot Springs and Sturgis; tho lied Minerals, Wednesday Be At Cathedral Funeral services for Charles P. for the little people who cannot 128th AAA battalion; the 139th MARRIAGE LICENSE William Ersdier, fid, and Mary Vroman, 55, both of Edgemont.

$5,000 from the Safeway store. cis has started the job of checking authorized company officials to apply to the South Dakota Securities amount of land it owns in the area and because of its prestige. The ballot, which normally takes ten seconds, took about 10 minutes as commissioners made up their Transportation Truck Battalion; the afford paying for such projects. But my experience on the City Tivis, 75-year-old retired Onal names of petition signers against 216th Ordnance MM Company and Commission to raise the sale price It also tells how the Milton Sem-rau and Hugh Boyd families were kidnapped and held hostage while rancher, will be held at the Ca records of properly owners. the 147th band from Mitchell.

Board showed me the city does not try to ram things they cannot He estimated it will take the rest of the company's stock to 50 cents per share from the present 25 cent thedral of the Immaculate Conception Monday at 0:30 a.m. Rev. Ralph Camp officials cautioned parents the stores were robbed, of the week to complete the check. "I should know by Monday if the minds how they would vote. The result was: For rescinding the Tuesday protest Chairman of children residing in the areas par value.

The raise, approved, adjacent to Camp Rapid to keep a afford down people's throats." Whitehead: "Why didn't Muldoon will be celebrant. Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery under the direction of the petitions contain enough signatures Martin Collins, Commissioners rrom qualified property owners to stop the projects," he said. Arch MacVicar (mover) and Em- close watch on their youngsters since it is dangerous for children to wander through the area during Campbell Funeral Home. will apply to stock available lor public sale on the approval date. Action came at the first annual meeting of the company which is engaged in the mining and processing of ores in the Keystone Old Broadaxe Finance On Scout Agenda Cost of the new buildings at Camp Old Broadaxe was the main item on the agenda at an executive The petition protesting Project rey Whitehead (seconder).

Against Commissioners Art Ham and City Paving No. 337 in North East Rapid had training exercises Braun Relates Experiences On Boy Scout Tour Rosary will be said at f) p.m. Sunday at the Campbell Funeral Home. Tivis died tit a local hospital Wednesday after long illness. 55 signatures.

There were Hi!) sig Company commanders of the natures on the petition against Pro ject No. 36. Progress So He was born In Grand Island, 109th Engineers report excellent cooperation vith businessmen who are allowing employes to attend the In other action stockholders Martin Ellingson. Tuesday the Commission voted four to one against the project with MacVicar the only dissenter. Questions Collins opened the debate by say Francis pointed out there may Nov.

10, 1879. He came to amended the by-laws to provide for South Dakota in 1902, settling in a board of nine members serving training period without prejudice to board meeting of the Black Hills Boy Scout Council at the camp be some duplication since initial examination indicated some husbands and wives both had signed staggered terms three for three their jobs. A fishing experience at Yellowstone drew exclamations of surprise the Marcus area. A rancher all his1 life, he also operated at one time Far Listed Although petitions signed by the property owners in East and North Wednesday night. ing L'Esperance contacted him to years, three for two and three for one.

as holders of the same property. a store and post office at the former town of Tivis, near Marcus. express the city's concern over Mrs. Barnes Rites John Farrar, E. H.

Schmidt, V. V. the county's attitude to ward the project. Thorgrimsen then took his McCoombs and Delmer Nedved, all of Rapid City, and Donald Burns. Set For Saturday Funeral services for Mrs.

Mamie Survivors include his widow, Opal; two daiighters, Mrs. Irene Bartling, Honolulu, Hawaii; Irene Tivis, Opal; three sons, George and Melvin, both of Wall, and Cal seat at the commissioners' table and was showered with questions Kadoka, were reelected to the City's Weeds Being Chopped Rapid City's campaign against by the board on claims made Tues board and J. J. Verschoor, Mitchell, A. I.

Johnson, Keystone, John Jordan, Rapid City, and Lester Ferley, Pierre, were elected to fill out the vin. Shelby, Mont. One child pre day by two representatives of pro R. Barnes, 69-year-old former Rapid City resident, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Behrens Mortuary.

Rev. Rew Walz will officiate and envy from Rapid City Rotarians at their Thursday lunch when described by Eagle Scout Charles Braun. Braun related his recent travel experiences in America in company with nine other Eagle Scouts honored by President Eisenhower for their efforts in conservation. (The Journal, during Braun's trip in Western States, published a series of articles describing some of the highlights.) Braun said that St Yellowstone there is a catch limit of three fish. But the fish were so plentiful he ceded him in deatn.

Council business was discussed after an inspection of the camp and dinner. Scout Executive Al Gross signed a note for $8,000 to be put in the camp development fund. The sum had been taken out of the fund to pay part of tiie cost of the new buildings at Camp Old Broadaxe, which include a combination dining hall-kitchen and shower facilities. Total cost of constructon is $11,700, which will eventually be covered by proceeds' from Christmas tree sales and merit badge shows organized by the Scouts and Cubs of the Black perty owners opposing the project, Henry Whelus, 420 Spruce Avenue and W. Ray Sanders, 1020 Kansas weeds is progressing, according to Douglas Van Eykelhosch.

member and burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery. of the City engineering department City Street supervising weed eradication. Mrs, Barnes died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Asked by Whitehead if 75 per cent of taxpayers in the area op nine-man board. In balloting by directors, Johnson was reelected president and manager of production and Farrar was named chairman of the board, Uranium and Allied Minerals is engaged in mining and processing of lithium ores, beryl, mica, feld Van Eykelbosch said cutting of Practical Nurses To Meet Friday Licensed practical nurses will hold a regional meeting at the Alex Kenneth Braziel, Sacramento, Calif.

weeds has been completed on pub posed the project, as claimed Tues day, Thorgrimsen said this could She was born June 29, 1886 in Minnesota. In 1905, she was mar lic property on West Boulevard from St. Patrick Street south; on not be estimated until the protest and his companions did not look at a fish a second time unless it was Johnson Hotel Friday, All licensed petititions are fully checked. Thor spar, tantalum and columbite in the Keystone district and operates Quincy Street; on East Main where creek banks were cleaned up and on Canyon Lake Drive right-of- ried to Claude Barnes at Niobrara, Neb. The couple came to Rapid City in 1905 and lived here until practical nurses from the Black 16 inches or 18 inches long, weigh' grimsen said the law states own Hills area are urged to attend, East Rapid City may knock out proposed curb, gutter and asphalt mat for 69 blocks, the city's street improvement program for this season is prettp much on schedule, Vinal "Doc" Francis, city engineer, said those projects under the direction of the city street department and others let to contractors are "coming along as expected." The normal street improvement "season" runs from about the middle of May to the middle of October.

Weather conditions may extend or shorten the "season" but plans usually are based on that period of time. The street department has confined its activities mostly to maintenance although it has two major projects to its credit this summer. Sioux San A 3,700 feet stretch of the Sioux San Drive was graded, given a six inch stabilized base course and a one-and-half-inch hot asphalt mat. The city paid for the grading and the base course and owners of property abutting the road paid the cost of the mat. This project was a carry-over from last year's program.

The other major project for way. ing more than two pounds. Then thev nut their catch a small 'dam' 1949, when they moved to Chey a mill at Keystone. Approximately 130 persons are employed in the operations. ers of 55 per cent of the property must oppose the project for the Registrations will be at 9:30 a.m.

Currently, the weed drive is be enne, Wyo. ing concentrated on West Fulton In his annual report Johnson said and sessions at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. A 12:30 luncheon will also be at the hotel. protest to be successful.

Only Type they made at the edge of the lake. At the end of the day, from the collection of big fish the Scouts se Street. Bulk of the labor is belnc that in the first 10 months of operation the company had processed done by prisoners from the city jail. Questioned by MacVicar on claims the paving would be of poor Surviving besides her daughter, Mrs. Braziel are her husband, Cheyenne, and five sons, Clifford and Jay, both of Rapid City; Buster, Cheyenne; Louis Monroe, Diel, Valentine, Neb.

lected the three largest, opened the Speakers for the day will Include Dr. G. S. Paulson, Rapid City; Alice and sold $115,000 worth of ore. He dam and let the others swim back to Areas on the list for attention in quality, Thorgrimsen said the only further reported that development Hayes, regitered nurse at Bennett clude Ninth and Chicago Streets: type of paving that could possibly the lake.

Braun described among other ex Memorial Hospital, and Marceline work was being carried on in the Edison. Ponca and Dyke Lode First and Second Streets on Chicago; Eighth Street to Fifth street Jaques, executive direqtor, Black Hills Rehabilitation Center. mines in the Keystone district. on St. Louis; the west side of East Johnson said plans were progress Boulevard right-of-way; the west ing for construction of a new mill periences, an inspection of conservation in Utah, a visit to Salt Lake City and a breakfast with congressmen in Washington earlier this year, at which he spoke on conservation.

He concluded his address by Plaintiff Gets $497 In Suit For Services side of West Boulevard south of and for obtaining exploration loans CONVAIR from the government. Patrick Street; Seventh to Eighth. Streets and Sixth to Seventh Streets on St. Louis Street: the right-of-way north on West Boule Hills Council. The board decided to Install a telephone at the camp next year to be used only for business and emergencies.

Tho calendar for Council activities for 1955-56 was approved. Members were reminded of the upcoming fall activities which include; Annual Cub Day Aug. 14 at Camp Old Broadaxe. Canoe Trip Aug. 12-28, starting from Ely, Minn.

Annual Cub Day Aug. 14 at Carrip Old Broadaxe. Pine Tree District Swim Meet Aug. 28 at Igloo. National Executive Conference (for Council staff only) Sept.

1-11 at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Annual Mount Rushmore PilgrimageSept. 17-18. Annual state-wide Scouting finance campaign beginning Oct. 4.

Other business included reading of the minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report. The report for Camp Old Broadaxe was presented by its director, C. J. Miller. Spearfish.

George Dickens, Hot Springs, president of the Council, welcomed the members. Next executive board meeting will be at Camp Old Broadaxe. Sept. 11. A workday at the camp is also scheduled for that date.

were James Culbertson, 426 St vard; the Jackson Boulevard right-of-way; weeds under the bridge on Dorrance Dusek Joins Firm Louis, who paid a total of $30 in the street department is improve ment of a strip on Jackson Boule West Mhin by the Candlelight Cafe, the Veterans Housing area and all right-of-ways in Rapid Citv. A total of $497 was granted to a plaintiff in a municipal court trial Wednesday afternoon presided by Judge Pro-Tern Joe Butler. Judge George Lendecker disqualified himself in the case. Bringing the suit was W. T.

Dai- (From Page 1) MaJ. Warren Pauley, aviation officer at Ft. Leonard Wood, said it was impossible for anyone on the plane to have escaped death. "I walked all around the plane and there's not a soul alive," Pauley said. One wing of the airliner was torn from the fuselage.

The plane was still burning nearly two hours after the crash. A vard, which is expected to be fin fines; Merle Hodgkiss, Cheyenne Agency, who received a suspended $35 fine and 10-day jail sentence on condition he stay on good be ished next week. That covers 2, Van Eykelbosch estimated Ofi per 500 feet and calls for the city to stressing that "conservation is my job as a Boy Scout and it is your: job as Americans." Visitors at the lunch were Bill Aikman, Washington, D. Bryce Smith, Rapid City; William Bul-maier, Wall; Frank Landers; William M. Kulstad.

Visiting Rotarians were Albert E. Beguin, Penfield, N. Fred Gibbons, Fulton, N. Lyle W. Olson, Sioux Falls; Fred W.

Pommel, Three Falls, O. Hainline, Sublette, Ben Driftmier, Anacortes, Jiggs Jones, Kansas City Martin Larson Mobridge. havior and leave Rapid City for a do the grading and install base cent or ine work will be completed by mid-September. Meanwhile, he said, anyone course at its expense while pro. perty owners will stand the cost year, and Caroline Stewart, 628 Holcomb, for whom judgment was deferred pending a health check.

Bond for Miss Stewart was set at Knowing of public property that of the two inch asphalt mat may have been -overlooked in the wooded area approximately one- ley who claimed Sam Hunter owed him for services performed at a "Century of Memories." Daily said he signed a three-month contract with Hunter on April 2 and was discharged oh May 21 without payment. Three witnesses, including weed control program is asked to third square mile caught fire. The $300. The case of Robert Cranny, uu a- fQr sealing in scattered areas lUni-rtnW iiiIlK intnviinllnn time onn call the city engineer's office. Army brought in a bulldozer to make a road to get fire equipment nntn iviHav with I throughout the city but these plans TEACHER FINED were canceled when it became DeSmet fP) Circuit Judge to the crash scene.

The eight bodies were strewn in the plaintitf and delendant appeared in the action. i4viaH necessary to raise funds for, re Charles Hanson fined Charles Van tH w.orv ennctitotorrPa'r of the Seventh Street bridge. the wake in the wreckage. Some In other action Wednesday, Dorn, 55, Iroquois, $300 on a public bounty Opens Bids On Crushed Rock most of the cases heard by Len-iTc." were bkcn the of them appeared to be women morals charge Wednesday. unufce duuut a uiuiiui ago, nius and children Pauley said.

Van Dorn, a grade school teacher decker Thursday. Reckless are to be sought on the project at Iroquois, was also sentenced to Ralph air base, pleaded guilty to drunken driving and was fined $300 and sentenced to 40 days in jail. Judge Lendecker suspended $100 of the fine and 30 days of the jail sentence on condition of no is soon as specifications are A cordon of military police was thrown around the scene. A crowd gathered slowly. Maximum secur- ADMITTED TO PRACTICE SIOUX FALLS W) William J.

Srstka, Wessington Springs, was Hearing on a charge of reckless drawn. The sealinc of the streets six months in jail but the judge suspended all but one month on condition Van Dorn pay the fine and Pennington County Commissioners Thursday opened bids for tons of 94 inch crushed rock and 1.600 tons of inqh crushed rock chips for surfacing the Rapid ity was put into effect and to practice in federal tators were ordered out of thejeourt Wednesday by Judge George area. IT. Mickelson. remain on good behavior for one driving against Edward Sosowskyjis not an urgcnt matter and may was continued at the defendant's be done next yeari Francjs sajd request and bond was set at $300.

Contractors have been busy in Lloyd Brave, charged with assault the dty and irnprovement projects and battery, pleaded not guilty and East Boulevard year. aw-m City-Sheridan Lake Road. Bidders were; Northwestern En moving traffic conviction for a year. Koch was prohibited from driving for a year unless he obtains public liability and property damage insurance. Charges of intoxica asked for a jury trial His bocks CIevcland.Indi.

1 -1 J.1b fhn Vw fi i Mm They'll Do It Every Time m. area and one block on South By Jimmy Hatlo gineering Company, inch $1.15 per ton, V6 inch $1.70 per ton; Pete Lien and Sons, 94 inch $1.19 per ton, Vi inch $1.54 per ton. The commission adjourned discussion on the bids until next week. J.U12.., Street have been completed at a tion were dismissed. Speed William O'Keefe, Rushmore Air S.ation, pleaded guilty to speed set at $200 by Lendecker.

cost of $16,500. -niie uc An iro Dorrance Dusek GET 4 LOAD OF THE BOSS- VA RQSS-O M4S MY 4RTMRITIS HcS SHAKING MORS. THAN IA niVP RIGHT Vr A WES SHAKING MORE Th4M Vm R6UT TROUBLE. IS, TROUBLE IS, Dorrance Dusek has joined his At Hillerest Contract has been let for six blocks of resurfacing in the Hill- ing and was fined $100 and sentenced to two days in the county ACTH5 UP SOME- THE OL 64LS M4MDS ,) OVER TWE My BURSITIS THEy WONT 6uy R. Johnson, Hill City, pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined $50 and sentenced to 15 days in jail.

In addition a previous 15-day jail sentence was sus ft IS KILLING TV1IMG AWFUL-VM, 1 COUNTER TO father and mother as a junior partner in Dusek's Furniture Company, 919 Main. The firm is owned by IF THEy DROP ill MFhT CAU'T 1 RECOVER THE crest area. That job is about 25 per cent completed. Bid price for the work came to $20,000. THK MORNING DROPPED TWO TE4- Baseball AMERICAN Kansas City 1 8 Baltimore 8 9 jail.

Half of the fine and the jail were suspended on condition of good behavior and no moving traffic convictions during the next EVEN" HOLD PACTlClrtS FUMBLE-OR THEy WONT BUY CUPSOMTHEROOR- I A PENCIL- A AT, THcy KC IF DONt-y In the North Rapid section, 73 pended and he will serve the two terms consecutively. Eva Pretty Back, Porcupine, re-1 ceived a $25 fine and 13-day jail IT'LL COME OUT OF MIS A Tine ie I UilNO faOWC 1WRJL1-Y MM THIS IS year. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dusek.

Dusek was born in Rapid City and attended grade schoot here, He was graduated from Rapid City High School. in 1947. While in high school he participated in band and Also pleading guilty to speeding PRETTY, ISN'T POCKET- HARRINGTON, Boyer (4). Fri-cano (4) and Astroth; LOPAT and blocks were let to contractors with the bid cost coming to $293,000. That work is about 60 per cent done, Francis said.

IT? Triandos. sentence for public intoxication. Ten days of the sentence and the fine were suspended on condition of good behavior for a year and that she leave Rapid City for the orchestra, played on football and basketball teams and took part in track. was Marvin Hoshaw, 209 East St. Patrick, who paid a $35 fine.

Wilbur Locke, Twelfth and Omaha, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined $35 and sentenced to 10 days in jail. Fine and jail sentence were suspended on All of the projects Include grading, base course, curb, gutter and asphalt mat. On Sept. 6, contracts will be let for five different projects, biggest Chicago 3 7 0 Boston 7 14 0 PIERCE, Consuegra (4), For-rieles (6t and Lollar, Moss (7); NIXON, Kinder (8) and White. He was graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1951, receiving his degree in liberal arts, He took business courses while attend condition oi good benavior lor a of which covers four blocks.

There are 11 blocks in all and the cost same duration. Other intoxication cases included Veronica Fire Cloud, White River, judgment deferred pending health check with a $300 bond; Floyd Hage, Denver, $25 and five days, all susbended on condition of good behavior for a year and that year and that he leave Rapid City for the same period. Cleveland 8 17 New York 3 8 ing the university and was active in band and orchestra and played Pleading guilty to disturbing the is estimated at about $55,000. In addition to new construction in special University music groups. Dusek is a member of t'ne Sigma peace was Joe Whitehawk who was Score, NARLESK1 (8) and He-gan; Ford, KUCKS (7), Sturdivant and Berra.

fined $50 and sentenced to 15 days Phi Epsilon, a social fraternity; work underway or in the planning stage, the city also plans minor ripping up and relaying of a two- he leave Rapid City; and Hannah in jail. The fine and jail sentence were suspended on condition of New, Hot Springs, $10 fine. Albert Henrichs pleaded not good behavior for a year and that block stretch on Fifth Street and on Canyon Lake Drive. Kappa Kappa Psi, a musical fraternity and Phi Mu Alpha, sinfonia fraternity musical. He enlisted in the Air Force immediately after graduation and spent 39 months overseas in the guilty to having no compensation he leave Rapid City.

Detroit 6 7 3 Washington 9 15 4 Garver, Cristante (3) COLEMAN (7) Birrer (8) and House; Aber-nathy, STOBBS (8) and Courtney. plates and asked for a court trial. He was released on his own Robert Glenn, Evanston 111., pleaded guilty to possession of a Francis says the engineering department has designs prepared for improvement of 42 blocks in next personnel department at Riislip in broken seal and was fined $25, The fine and a 10-day jail sentence were Rs-T nr shop- London, England. Gordon Brooks pleaded guilty to having no driver's permit and was fined $12.50. Elmer B.

Cackler and suspended on condition of good be NATIONAL -Philadelphia 3 9 Cincinnati 4 8 He is married to Ernestine Taam Axo a tip oh Schierz, a graduate in home eco year's program. The plans are subject to cost estimates and notification of property owners. "They may be thrown out," Francis said, "but the plans are ready anywav." Tho MJTU HAT To MAX MlNTZ, havior for a year and that he leave and stay away from Rapid City for the same time. Wehmeler. MEYER (7) and Semi- Francis Grabowska pleaded guilty to passing through a red stop light kV 89 6.

COLORADO, nomics from the University of Wyoming. They have a one-year-old son nick; Gross, MINARCIN (8), Nux-hall (9) and Burgess Pleading guilty to intoxication land were fined $10 each..