Des Moines Register Pans 1 Pel I I0C8 1 Des Moines High School Graduates BOY- Continued from Page One ij ss rv Among Roosevelt's Graduates Reminiscing about their student days at Roosevelt High School are three foreign students who were among 380 seniors receiving diplomas Thursday night at the school. From left are Yuichl Akihiro, 18, of Japan, who lives at 4222 Center while in Des Moines; Martin Orrbeck, 18, of Sweden, living at 4306 Ashby and Marja-Tcrttu Kaarina Kosonen, 19, of Finland, living at 5100 Welker ave. Both Yuichi and Marja-Terttu are American Field Service exchange students. Martin has been attending Roosevelt under the International Christian Youth Exchange program. acuon coma result in per manent removal of the boy from the home.
The parents delinquency action, which claims the boy hit his mother, could result in disciplinary ac tlon against the boy. "It would appear that this boy has been made into 'boy Judge Tid rick said. "Here's a boy who's either abused or abusive. Who knows?" Hit Mother Juvenile court officers said thi boy readily admitted that he, had struck his mother. However, he claimed she had him "cornered" and was beat ing him with a club, so he struck back.
judge Jidrick said the boy also is accused of attacking a 1 4-yeaT-old brother (not adopted) while baby-sitting with him in the back yard. A Tussle The boy told the judge that the younger brother had pulled him off a chair and the two were tussling. Officers said public school medical authorities recently informed the mother that the boy's eyes tested 2065. Nor mal is 2020. Second Test After the mother replied that the boy was "faking," officers said, the school ar ranged another test.
the result was worse 2070. It also was suggested that a constant pain in the boy's side was chronic ap pendicitis. The mother still insisted the boy was "faking," court offi cials said. Officers said school officials reported that the boy never has been per-mitted to participate in extra curricular activities and the parents never have appeared for parent-teacher conferences. Juvenile court officials said the parents have termed the boy "too dumb" to be in school, and that they want him to quit at age 16.
But school officials have said the is "bright," despite his family circ*mstances, the court officers added. Aunt's Information Court officers said much of the information came from an aunt who suspects the want the boy out of school so he can relieve the mother of all household chores. Judge Tidrick said the father is a carpenter. Salvation Army To Visit Shut-ins The Salvation Army will observe National Shut-In Sunday by visiting shut-ins at nursing homes, hospitals, and county institutions Sunday. Music will be played and gifts presented.
Some car rides, will be offered. About 25 workers will participate in the program here. The League of Mercy department of the Salvation Army is in charge of the EXPRESS FAITH, SCHIOTZ URGES Ths Register's Iowa News Service) DECORAH, IA. Bold ex-pression of Christian faith was recommended to church members here Thursday to offset a growth of "intemperate living" in modern society. Rising alcoholism and narcotic addiction, increasing sales of obscene literature, and the "scandal" of one divorce for every four U.
S. marriages were cited as among "manifestations" in the national milieu that the church "has lost some of its preservative leaven." These observations came from the Rev. Dr. Fredrik A. Schiotz, Minneapolis, president of the Evangelical Lutheran Church as he reported on the "State of the Church" to the body's south central district convention.
Dr. Schiotz admitted record U. S. church memberships and Sunday school enrollments were reasons to be thankful, but he cautioned that "honest appraisal" requires that gains of materialism and secularism "should also be kept in purview." Noting increasing efforts by "godless ideologies" which attempt "to push out of tha minds of men al! acknowl edgment of God," he warned church people not to become "so preoccupied in looking at others that we lose sight of the deadly sins which seem to become a part of our culture." Trip for Jordahl Dr. Verner T.
Jordahl, Ma son City, for years president of the district, received a gift of more than $4,600 to used for a European vacation for him and his wife. The award was presented Thursday evening at the final evening session of the convention at Luther College. Born at New London, the 60-year-old Dr. Jordahl is a graduate of Luther aand Luther Theological Seminary, St. Paul, Minn.
was ordained in 1925 and has served parishes in Dallas, Cleveland, Ohio, and Bode, Ia. He was awarded an honorary doctor of divinity degree by Luther College in 1951. College Honors 2 D. M. Pastors (Th Register's Iowa News Service) STORM LAKE, IA.
Two Des Moines pastors were giv en honorary degrees Thurs day by Buena Vista College. Dr. C. T. R.
Yeates, pastor of Westminster United Presbyterian Church, received tha degree of doctor of laws. He was baccalaureate speaker at the college last Sunday. The Rev. Arthur H. Cruick- shank, pastor of Central Pres byterian Church, was awarded a doctor of divinity degree.
Dr. Gerrit T. Vander Lugt, president of Central College at Pella, was given' a degree of doctor of humanities. He gave the commencement address Thursday. Second Avenue Paving in Works Four-lane divided paving on Highway 60 (Second avenue) is to be extended north eight-tenths of a mile this year.
Th! state highway commis sion has voted to call for bids June 30 on concrete paving of two lanes east of the existing paving. The new paving will ex tend from Broadway to Pine Hill drive. ADVEKTISEMLNT GOOD-BYE GRAY HAIR MEN LOOK YOUNG AND VIRILE AGAIN THIS SIMPLE, EASY HAIR TONIC WAY Gray hair tellj vryon that you art BBUing old, it hanUicaos you in buiQ ua metis and icwiat success. Thousands of biirbftra have sold and used nuliiona of botUea of Hood's Hair Color Prep aration, the Fabulous UarDeis orrnui fr coloring gray tiair, wild pertect result. la th original hair tonic way that gives natural looking colur and lite to gry hair.
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Barbara Lcuise Elder, David Ayers Eldred. Marjorie Elman. Bill G. Eogard, Robert Bianley Epstein, E. Ronald Feinlech.
Julian Erwin Ferstenteld. Gnry June nun fisner, juuun jean fuarde, Ned FrnnlMl, William Alan FrowicK, Wll- imio iiaiuEcLo, 1'iaoa wean Deborah Gallaser. John Steniien Callo Way, Jeffrey K. Gaskell, Dana Crosby Gaylord, Wendy Maxine Gibson. Dav Glancy.
Jack F.wlng Goodncn. Steven M. Gorshel, Gordon Trov Gorsuch, Janet Ellen Graham. Thomas Aloore Gray, Nita Jean Green. Dane Jay Grimm, Karen Haag, Joann Jessica naakinson.
Virginia Eustls Haines, Gary Hall, Kendall Bennett Hampton, John Bruce Hanan. John Richard Hanna, Mary Elizabeth Hanna Joyc wrev ttansen, janiR tferntc Hanson, Rene Harris. Frank, Thomas Harrison, Julie Ann Hartoft, Martin Harvey, Sarah C. Haskins. Jerry Brookover llendrlx, John Stephen Hennlnpsen.
Barbara Jean Herman, Gerald Jay Herschlierg. Suvan Le Heusner. Cartil jean uirstine, james Hamilton ruse, John Arnold Hobba. Marllvn Beth Jlock- enbvrg, Martha Jean Holuert, Etverly IjOU iioioies, Thomas i5. Hols, Patricia Kay Houston, Dennis Ervin Hughes, John Newton Hughes, III.
Martha Judith Hughes, Elizabeth Ann Hull, James Harvey iiuis. in, catnenn Ann itutcninson, Philip Warren lsley. Judith Ann Jansen, Kenneth Johnson, Palricia Ann John son, Philip David Johnson. Pnscilla Elizabeth Johnson. Donald Sti art Johnston.
John Michael Jones, Mary K. Jordan, Robert Brian Kulser, Thomas 8. Kamman, Marjorle Ann Kaplan. Michael Allen Keating, Launly nrui rveir, r.nen vvtnz icoy. jo.epn Kennedy.
Vickie Ann Charlene Koippel. Beth Hanna Kesterson, Gary Eugene Kimball, Emily Jane Kite. Robert Lvle Mine, lorn Knox Kllng, Linda Ann Koester, Maria- ierttu Kaarina Kosonen. Robert McDonald Kreamer. Mary i.ou Kroeger, Kobert Charles Ktietoer, Candac Lamb.
Michael Jon Lambertl, Michael Allan Landwehr. Jacquetin J. Lane, Thomas Merlyn Langman, Judilh Ann Larsen. Lots Lynn Larsen, Susan Laster. Judilh Clare Lau.
l'divid Crlss-man Laug. Judy LeGrand, Martha Ann Lekin, Jerry l.evenlhal. Beverly Ann Lewis. Jean Ann Lilll. Linda Ann Lindel, Richard Berl Lloyd, Deborah Loveiov.
Rita Kay Lull. Sandra Kny I.undberg. John R. T-uther Sharon L- Ltttjen, 8-uah Emily T.vnn. Ann Marie Mack, Martha J.
MacKinnon, Loren Ross Mahannah, Carolyn tnheck, Judith Fern Manon, Gerrit Arthur Marls, Steven 8. Mar-quardt, Lee Allen Marshall. Polly Marl Martin, Thomas Mason. Marilyn Mau-rttz, Douglas Theodore McClur. Laura Louis McCollum, Judy Darlene McDnnlel.
Donna Jean McGlll, Linda Mcintosh. Martha MeMlehael, Larry D. McPheeters, John Phillip Meany, Patricia Louise Mercer. Celia Patterson Meyer, Charles Clnv Miller. Jane E.
Miller, Pamela Miller, Susan Marie Miller, Richard Millslagle, Diane Kae Mitchell, Randall Ray Montgomery, Marllvn Palricia Moore. Patricia Joleen Moore, Nancy Jeanne Morris, Victor Cene Morris. Dolores Christine Morton. John Jerome Muelhaupt, Jeanette Muet- zei. John price Murphy, Mark T.
Murphy. Karen Fave Murray, Raymond l-iovt Navlnr. Donald Jamieson Neal. Duayne Irving Newhard, Rlchanl Nicholson, Barbara Ann Nishet, Janis Kae Nlt.ke, Karen Nollerlelie, Timo thy Oberg. Janiece Rae Odem.
Rich- nrd C. Olsen. Francis O'Uielly, Martin ueninru, tirrneca. Jean Betty Owens, Joan Nancy Owens, Vllnis Ozols, Sophie Pargas, D'Ann Leigh Parrott, Mike Patterson, Patricia Ann Patton, Lester Stephen Pearl. Dan Penderirrnft lnna Posa Perona, Barbara Nadlne Peterson, Bruce Walter Peterson, Kathleen Ann Peterson, John Trainer Phillips, Neal Alexander Plrken, Emily Luclnda Plersel, Del Podrebarac, Thomas Joseph Porter, Robert James Porter II, Belinda Ruth Pries, Nancv Sue Putnam, Jacquelyn Le Rnsiild, Josett Carol Reed.
Sandra Maxine Reeaa Janet Elizaheth Reeser, Bobbie Carol Riley, sue Ann Rlshworlh, John Frederick Rlsser Dale Robinson, James E. Rodine, Katherlne Roebken. Judith KaV Rominger. Llmhl. ICitva Rnsenherir Rosalind Rosenberg.
Lelis Rvmer, Charles Earl Rafrls Schlachtenhuiifen. Carolyn Mne Schmidt, nanitra n. sciiroerter. Karo Schu z. Martin Sanford Schwartz.
James Herman Schwelker. Karen Kay Scott, Dennis Seidenfeld, Christie Diane Seyphol, Richard Clark Shaw. Melanle Marie Shroyer, Lynn E. Sibermsn, Marv Goss Slanlnirer. C-itherlna Hmh Smedes.
Barbara Lynn Smith, Edgar L. Bmlth, Eleanor L. Smith, Sue Solger. wiiMjr opaias. cieora jean sparland PaU ln E.
Snelirlman Carnl I Stagps, Jeffery Stanley' Marshall Btew-art. Sharon Stewart William Elizabeth Jeann Strayer Carolyn Ruth Stuart. Myma Ann Sumption, Mary Ann Sundhy Ronald D. Tallnian Jr Tom Norman Tallmsn, Joan Marie i. jean -isvior, Jane r.iiaueui iiiirics.
arry 'iinsiey. Alara- lynn Ann roroile Sharon Jorstenson, Ralph L. Tove. Ronald Mark Troutrnan, Stephen L. Tucker.
Belts Jeanne Tullls. Stephen L. t'mtnel. ilnrgaret Joyce iiirnn. caroiviv Ann voipt Paula Joann Wagner, Douglas Earl Walker.
Marllvn Wallis I.arrv Douglas Ward. Rodney Fred Warllg Cooper Weeks. Terry Michael Wells Jerry Edward Whltlnrk DIn.L. 'Whvlle, David James Wilson Lvnn Ann tvil. son.
John Sherwood Willamuth. Jonathan David Winner. Blondell Winston, Kay Anlia Wissinger Marv Ann Will, Elsa Ellen Wittmack Nancy Wolf, Donna Jean W'omacks. Hansel Trevvlon Wood. Susan Wood.
Deanna Kay W'ool- rldire. PattV Witolsev Hnhart lll.n Wynn. Wayn Nolan Young, Sheila Sue Zornes. Cuba Reds Lose In Union Voting HAVANA, CUBA OB Cuba's Communist party is taking a decisive beating in nationwide union elections here. The Communists won ma jorities in only a few of the approx I a 1 3,000 unions that make up the Confederation of Cuban Workers (C.
T. C). A C. T. C.
spokesman said that although the final returns will not be in until June 14, it was clear that the Partido Social Popular, as the Communist party is known here, had failed to make any significant showing. 720 Due Sunday For Boys State The twenty-first annual Hawkeye Boys State, sponsored by the Iowa Depart ment of the American Legion, will open Sunday at Camp Dodge. The week-long camp will enable 720 boys, all juniors in Iowa high schools, to study fundamentals of municipal and state government. All functions of city, county and state government will be carried out. A.
W. Coon of Des Moines, director for the last 15 years, again will be director. Sherrill Milnes Wins Audition Sherrill Milnes, Drake Uni versity fine arts graduate, won first place in a recent yoyng artists audition spon sored by the Society of American Musicians in 111. Milnes, a baritone, will be presented by the Society of American Musicians in a debut recital at Fullerton Hall in Chicago early in 1960. Milnes, of Downers Grove, 111., received the bachelor of music education degree from Drake in June, 1957, and the master of music education degree in June, Des Moines Technical High School Barbara Elaln Adair.
David Earl Adams, Karan Kay Aldrlch, Madeline Carol Allen, Airred 1-eon Anderson. Carl Ludoir Aikland, Charles vern Ballard, Edna itutri Barrow, Kenneth Let Barton. Sam Bell. Jamel Harold Bennett Sharon Elaine Bsn nett. Carol Louttie Benson, Csrlen Carol Beriilund John Lyman Beroean.
Judith Ann BeWns Carolyn Jane Bimey. ueraw Wayne macKUuin Bfv. erlv Ann Bower llelen Alas Brazelton Marvin Le Brewer. Dennis Leroy Brewster, Norman Allison Breyiotie. Handra.
Kay Brown, Michael Kalph Bruce. William Jo Erueit, Carolyn marie rurreii, Joyce jouise canon, K.mnit William Carlson. Aaron BatW Carter. Mary Lucille Carter. Krank Vincent Cataldo William Philip Co.
Rebecca Ann Collett. Judith Estplla Conn. Jeanne Ann Conner. Carolyn Conrath Kay France Cook, Howard Ray Coplc, Nancy Corell Keith MaKnus Cox, Larry liean Crawford, Keith Lee Dahl. Larry Patrick paueh- nty.
Trudy Lee lanport, Howard Laverne Henton. Calyn Aubrey Devine, Robert Conrad DeYo'una. Joanne Ellen Illckerson, Patricia Kay Duff. 10 Wayne Dunn Margaret Ann Edwardi, Gary Leon Evans, Mary Kay Evans. Donna Mat Evatt, Judy Kay Even-son, Michael Koss Ewuldsen, Corean Kay Riley Fane, Julia, Joan Fansler.
Patrick Bervl i'lnlev. James Ronald Fischer. Clifford Lee Fisher. Marllse narlene Fisher. Anthony John Formaro, Donald Charles Kurschler.
Joseph For- tlno, Denver Dean Fortune. Eugene fcdwin frits, Larry Lee yi Lynda Mae Qaylord. Stan ev Alii! on RlnsnerK, Rona Claire Glenn Kenneth Kae Ooerlnir. Linda Lu Goldlnn. Orln Diltton flood win.
Arlette Rose Oosleskl. Michael Richard Green Norman (Jrove. Charles SaKers Haiah. Jerry Wells Harper. Donnes Jeanne Harris, Luanne rtae jiarris, uonaid wayne riartsnorn, RaV Euaena Harwood Donald lwis Hawkins Stephen Larry Hayden.
(larry Dennis Hayes Franz Alan Hermann. Nile Raymond lletherahaw, Larry nicnaru matt, ue.in Arley Hoinian, Marv Jo Howard Willlmn Joe Hudson Call Leltoy Hunt, Judy Emily Jaco-vlties, Richard Lee James, Charles David Johnson Edward Johnson. David Morgan Jones. Robert Ioiiis Jones, Terrv Damal Jones, Beverly (irace Joy. Rex Phillip Kepiord.
Ailene Hunt Kevea Diana Marie Kitchen, Marshall Ferdinand Koch Knox. William Wayne Kochhelser, Peter Alevander Koschelew, Jr. Thomas Joe Kuster. Brure Auirtist IjiCour. Terry Ray Lambert.
Stella Winifred Lane, Barbara Jean Lester Henry Lee, William Richard LeMay, Gary Alan Liliernen, Merle Lee Little, Larry Gene Lockey. char-lene Ann Mabce, Roy Jon Maricle. James Mac Vlarra, Richard Keith MeAdoo, Charles Waller McCurdy, Mervin Harold McGee, Kictiard Patrick McGoldrlck, James Warren Mcpherson, Robert Arthur Measures. Robert Dean Merkel Jerry Wayne Merrill, Paul Anthony Mihalovlch. Daniel Normnn Milton, Allan Lee Milton, Susan Barbara Milton, Donna Virumia Mimon, Eunene Douglas Mitchell.
Rose Mary Mons-cour, Delores Alberta, Moore, Janice Cleo Moore. Richard Charles Moore, Barbara Ruth Mure, Dennis Michael Murphy, Jerrold Jon Narland, Kirhrml Craig Newell, Marlene Alice Nichols, Charoletie Ann Noon, Fred Morris Ocheltree, Judith Kay Overton, Larry Raymond Overton, James Sheldon Parker, Larry Dale Parsons, Lonny Dean Parsons. Richard Donald Payne, Roer Allan Penn, Sandra Kllowene Peper, Larry Ray Perkins. Maurice Coleman Perkins. Arvene Oris Pippee.
Erma B'ave Piper, Karl Junior Purcell. Beverly Lucille Keel; Eugene Frederick Relmers. Terry Wain Hitter, Jean Ellen Roorda. Lawrence Glenn Roush. Marparet Elcvn-thift Rushing, Ricliiird Charles Sehniied, Janiss Mane Scliulte, Michael 3.
See, Gary Kenneth Sellnian. Marllvn Shreffler. Judy Ann Shutt. Donald Richard Smith, Dwayns Sisson Smith. Herbert Scott Emith, Richard Craip Smith.
Thomas Harvey Rpieker, Jerry W'ayne Snilman, Ronald Claude Spooner, James Charles Stanley, Beverly Lavon Stephens, Robert Le Stevens. Merrill Franklin Stone, Barbara Ann Stubbs, James Herman Sutherland. James Clinton Taylor, John Laurence Taylor, Susan Thomas, Donald William Thompson, Gerry Lee Thompson, Barry Lester Tillotson, Helen Elains ImKrund Tlmmons, Judith Lynns, Titus, Dennis Carmel Torrez, Donald Martin Tschlrpl, David Eueens Utterback William Herbert Van Dyke. Londo Martin VI-vone. Russell Leon Vonk.
Sharon Kay Wade. Bonlla Rave Ward. Walter John Welch, William Oscar Welch. Robert Wavne Wllletl. Dennis Wehster Wlnpet, Judith Diane Woods.
Max Leroy Yaro, Gary George Young; East High School Karen 8ue Ahiam, Dennis Jon Ark-ley. Bruce Payton Adams, Jerry Lee Addy. Larry Thomis Albeis, David Jon Alvord. Karen Lea Anderson, Vlcki Diane Anderson. William Lee Arev, Thomas James Armstrong, Sandra c.eorpens Ash.
Richard Michael Ashley, Ronald Lee Backus, bamlra Joyce Bailey, Patrick Dale Balrd, Jackie Sharon Baker. Sandra C. Baker. Janice Irene Banner, Kay Lee Barr, Bonnie Joyce liean, Dale Tjeroy Belcher, Ted Phillln Ull tunnt Vari. RutllirOO V.r.
mlt Kay Benner, Mnrsha Lilly kento, Patricia Catherine Bernekinp. Ronald Henry Hlce. Sara Lvnn Bobzin. Law. rence Boone, Robert Gene Borphl, 'Kenneth illiam Bown, Delores Jean Boy- nen, wuimn uuy noyian, Bradv, Allen Brandow.
Karen Kay Bryan, Gaylorit Ralph Bump, Larry William Burch, Mary Frances Cannon, Glenda Marie Carlson, Thomas John Carpe, Donna Jean Cast-inps, Rebecca Louise Castle, David Edward Cater, Judy Ellen dsns, Charles Clark, Chfirlotte Sue Cleveland, Alice Marilyn Clinton. Jo Ann Consolver, Rachel JoAnn Cook. Carina Catherine Couch, David R. Cowherd. James Edward Crowley, Guy Dennis Davey, Fays paulin Davis, Lawrence Lyie Davis, Mary Kathleen Davis, Wayne ilrwin Davis, Mary Anne De-Angelo Marilyn Kay DeForu, Judy Diane Denning, Jerry Kay Dennis, Sharon L.
Deruam, Barbara Jean Purs-celi Dickey, JoAnn IJuun, William Francis Dixon, John Terry Dooley, Linda Ann Douulass. Clovde Dwaiu Drew. Caroie bue Drottz, Delores Hensley Drown, Donald Lee Dunbar, Raymond Joe Duniiam, John Albert Eason, Davio Darren Eastman, Delures Mae Edwards. Ellen Maruretne Eiluaard. Mari lyn Marie Elliott, Ronald Chants Elm-quist.
Joan Audrey Evans, Mrua Lee Evans, Nurmau jupene Exline, Betty iicne i-airojiini. jmin ierrence ancy, Mary Catherine Farrinjilon, Jerry Edward FeiKitt. William Marvin Fitzmit- rick, Larry Flanagan. Jeanne Lea Ford, Judith Kay a rakes. Norman Dartt Fuller, Dnl Eupens Funder-burk, Judy Kay Gee, Kerry Gordon Gerinirer, Karen LeArm Gilbert, Robert M.
Goettscb. Doris Ann Goperty, James Harold Oogerty, Judith Kay Gourley, Joyce) Annette Gralton. Mildred Louise Grant, Jack Lewis Guthrie. LaVerne Arthur Guthrie, Darlene Joyce Guttropf. Jerry Jos Hagan.
Vernon Lee Hanson. Judith Ann llnrmnn Rrni Allan Harrington, Dan Orlando HartmanJ i'aviu ijee narvey, nicnarq men, 111. Nancy Ann Keurlng, Elizabeth Ann Hickman, Larry Lee Hlluebrand, Karen Marie Hinkle, Terry Eugene Hobt. Phvllls Carnlvn Hnlslnatf.n Judith Lynn Hollinsawonh Larry Keith Holt, Barbara Jane Hosklns, Robert Lee Huffman, Marilyn Joyce Hughes, Arthur WeflleV Jeffrie (Una llnnniu Jensen, Marsha Kae Jensen, Leona O. Jerrel, Janet Joan Johnson, Larry James Johnson, Eloiss Johnston, Barry Joseph Jones, Jo Ann Jones.
Jo Ann Jones, Norma Jean Jones, Dana Lee nane. Karen Kay Kennedy, Robert Clair Keyser, Judy Ann Kissner. Sandra Kny Knox. Wilma King Kuhns, Peter DainiS Kviesltls. Russell 1 T-iimtr Jerry Lancaster, William Dan- ion Landau.
Lynn I. Law, Jo Ann Learning. Linda Lee, Linda Mae Lee, BettV LoiliSM lnhfirt Hrnnhen Ptillhi, Leonard, Clifford Leroy Lewis. Elizabeth Ann Llndblom. Raymond Keith Lirigwall, Hugh James Lopan, Lila Pauline Long.
Linda Lee Long, Thomas Benjamin Lutz, Janet Lea Mandt, Joanne Kuth Marsh. Arlene Tnnra fwvhiiph farllm Irene McClelland, Diane, Marie McClurp, Darrell Russell McOuen, John Wayne McDonald, Donna Lee McFarlsnd, Sharon Kay McKenzle, Stephen Edward Meline, Michael Louis Mihalovich. Martha Lou Mikescll, Vesta Verlee Miller, Donald F. Mills. Llln Guy Mlntle, Monty Tyler Monaco, Rftnda Sue Muo-maw, George Dennis Moore, Lois Mary Muelhaupt, David Alan Mullin, Karen Lee Mumford, Gary Frank Munoz, Edward Arthur Murphy, Howard Lee Shirley Ann Nails, Anthony Negrete, Fred Raymond Nelson Paul Edward Norrls, Judith Ann Olson, Karln Christine Olson, Thomas Lafayette Overton, Mary Lou Parker.
Michael Rav Pnrkpv Glen Penenger, Sharon Kay Pete- nsn. canton Dean Peterson. Marlene Marie Phillips Barbara Ann Pierce, Robert Lee Flew, Lisa Plostins, J. Rex Poggenpohl, Dorothy Lou Poortlnpa, Michael Dean Porter, Nancy Kae Quick, John Everett Knndlemiin, Thomas William Randolph, Darrel M. Reed, Sharon Kay Re Ichenbacker, Evelyn Ann Kttrhey.
Harold Lee Rob-bins, William Thomas Robinson Charles Melvin Roe, Sharon K. Ronk. Peter William Rounds, Charlotte Ann Rusher, Alma Marls Russell, Karen Kav fiacre. Karen Knv Smith Sanderson. Msdelyn Mas Savre, Claries Edward Scarlett, Jo Ann Sohlaser, Mary Kimmel Schoch, Carole Deanne Hihrerk-hlse.
Kenneth Royal Scott, Judith Mae Rcrowther, Anita Maria Shaeffer, Linda Kay Shaffer, Disne Susan Snanks. Edward Pearl Slulltz, Jerry Lee Klater, J'Klltri K. Smith, Nancy Jean Smith, Ralph Eugene Phirlee Ann Smith, Susan Louise Smith, Johnny William Sotitter. Jerry Jlnv Spencer, Donna Jean Judith Anne Slamos. Sherry pearl Slelnkamp, Thomas Richard Btillwapon, Susan M.
Stlth. Cheryl Glee Stone. Judith Ann Stoner, Gary William Stroud Donna wane mump, jerry Paul Tatman. Jean Rae Telford. Sharon Kav TrmtiUfin Gerald F.
Thomns, John Jny Thomas. John William Thomas. Louettn Mav Thomas. Phongenla Thomas. Dwlcht Thompson.
Jerry Lee Thomson, Don Arthur Tokhelm, Dorothv Ann Tckheim, Tomllnson, Judith Dianne Traviss. Katherlne Marts Trlrkey. Carolyn Hope Turnqulst, Kay Lvnn Van Horn. Juliaann Vaughn, Martha Elizabeth Verwers. Kurtis George Vlppers.
Riisnia Silvlja Vltols, Eugene Cleo Walker, Sandra Lea Waltz, Robert Ora Ware, Betty Louise Hall Warnock, Judith Ann Warren, Sharon Sue Warren. Ardith Kav Waters. Carolvn Jei. nne Waters. Jerry Leroy Waters, Conine Oinstins Weeks, Melvin P.ichard Weir.
Gary Richard Wellman, Lawrence Eugene Welshcr. Judith Ann West Knth-ln Frances Wheatly. Ronald Lee Wheeler. Dan L. White, Arthur Dale Williams, David Emanuel Williams, Patricia Joanne Williams, ftlona Ann Willison.
Harold Lvnn Willock Barbara Ann Wilson. George Curtis Judith Lee Wilson. Kathleen Judy Wilson Gary H. Wlnterburp. Ann Wolfe, James Curtis Wnpht, Albert Louis Yacinich, Bonnn Jean York, Larry Arthur Young.
Stanley Ray Young, Richard Raymond Youngs, Jack Franklin Younkin, Ivars Zugera Lincoln High School Nancy Andrianno, Marianne E. Astley, Alvin L. Atcheson, Stanford J. Austin, Cynthia Jane Badger. Suzanne Dale Baiiie, Kenneth Eugvme Baker, David Gene Balducki, Edwin Anthony Barlier, Elsls M.
Bassett. Georpe D. Biake. Karen 8. Hoeworth, Stephanie Jean Boyce, Shirley Mae Buylan, Lon Russell Brewer, Janet L.
BriglUman. J4m William Brodie Jane Ann Brooks. Karen P. Brown. William Buchanan, Patricia Ann Burr, DeVere Euens Burt, Elizabeth A.
Campos, Nancy J. Carter. Benjamin Lee Caswell, Henry L. Chandler, Sharon Kay Clark, Linda Kay Coflman, Florence Evelyn Cong-don, Ronald Consolver, David E. Conk.
Gloria Jans Courtney, Michael Ravmond Cowli. Carl Jerome Crees, Larry Eugene Culver, Roy Lavern Currv, Edna Rae Custer, Karen Diane Cutler. Judith Louise Dally, Cora May Dancak David A. Davis, Stephen L. Davis.
William Eugene Dillard. Anita Fay Dillon. Gail Elaine Ding man. Colleen Sue Disslnger, Patricia, Ann Doughman, Joyce Ann DuBols, Joseph Duncan, Frederick D. Eaton, Karen Louisis Eberhaj-dt, Michael Eldridgs.
Mary Josephine. Ellis, E. Jnvs Erlan-snn, Donald Evans, Clarence E. fa*gen, Jr Rayellen Fedro, Robert J. Felice Melvin Ixiwell Ferguson, James Ross Fortune, Sandra Sue Foust, Duane Fritz, Patricia Froah, Barbara Jans Gilbert, John H.
Glenn, Lynn Eileen Gray. Roger Mel Grwn, Sandra Green, Robert L. Grossnlckle Lynda Jane Groves. Jerrold Grubb. Mary Ellen Haines Barbara Ann Harris.
Jem Id Edward Heln, Karen Helen Henry, Marjory Sue llentliorne, Ronald Gens Herrlott, Sandra E. Herron, Shirley Hene Hodge, David Lee Holmes, Martin O. Huff, Dlanna Lee Hutchinson, Sandra Irwin Judy Ann Izzolena, Ixila Jean Jackman. Dlla-Britt. C.
Jihansson. David Le Johnston. Pegcy Ann Kellar, Janet Rae Kellogg. Delores Kav Kenwnrthy, Mloti-sel Leo Kieler, Donald Eugene Kitter-man. Linda Marie Klinge.
Ruth Sharon Knotta. Kathleen Rae Kruke, James A. Iaiwrenre. Linda Jane Itt, Ruth Esther Longerbone, Barbara Joarm Lou-berto, Richard, Ray Lucas. Caroline Linda Ltittrell.
Jacqueline SueManat-tlnl, Sandra Jean Masollnl, William G. McConkey. Barbara Joyc McCnnnell, -Kathleen Ann Mccormick, Dennis A. McKlnnev, James A. McSwaln, Jimmy LeKny luiner.
rnse William Mi er. John Mitchell Gary R. Moon. Joseph Edward Moore, Janet Ann Mortellaro. Dennis Murchlson.
Rlehard Wavne Mutch-ler. Jonne Les Myers. David Dwight Noah. Judith Ann Ogden, Jacqueline Mutiino uison, I'uvui Jerome iiruiie, Dolores O. Onega, Alice Maxlne Palmer.
James R. Pendry, Thomas Perry, Elizabeth Gas Phdhy, Allan L. Phillips, Sharon Lee Pollltt. Dixie Lee Porter. Connie Marls Qultano.
Henry Andrew Quljano. Ann Pamela Ray, David Charles Relmers. Frank Victor Reynolds, Mar.lone Irene Richardson, Judy A. Roberts, Jerry Martin Rneder. Jerry Andrew Rovoe, Charles Louis Ruperlo.
Naomi Charlene Russell Julie Ann Scagllone, Janet Elaine Schoies, Lucille Ann Sclgllatio, Robert W. Berry. Karen Sue Selsor, JoAnn Slater, Joyce Eileen Smith, Tenesa Ann Smith. William Michael Smith. Janet Louise Smothers, Sondra Ann Snover.
Merrill Herbert Snvder, Judith Rae gtatler, Sharon Lee Sllfel, Diane L. Sutten, Patricia Anne Tamasl, Lynda Tarr. David O. Thomason. Marilyn Eleanor Thompson.
Ronald Eugene Tolley, Fred M. Trapp. Gerald Floyd Truhn, Joyce Lorraine W'nener, William Donald Wambsgans, James Francis Weddell, Linda Sue Weeks, Thomas Michael Wells, Sharon Kay W'essel, Da Mae McKeever Weasman, Bonnie Msrlan West, M.iriheth Ann Wetmore, Margaret Elaine Wilbur. Alan C. Wills, Michael Lee Willsey.
Donald Ie Wilson. Bonnie Mae Winner. Robert L. Wise, Judith Ann Woods. Ron la--Roy Woods.
George Phillip Zahn, Karen Ann Zerbst. North High School Paul William Adair. Aldon Ronald Allbaugh. Cecelia Ruth Alln Wun.la Kay Amber. Janice Nadlne Atkinson.
Cynthia Anns Auestad, Harold William Jiabbit, Richard Hay Baker, JoAnn Marv TTurharin D.nl.mlH Banh, Betsys Frank Beat. Franrins Fortune Belhaasen. Sharon Kay Berg-itresser. Boya Fred Bolte. Goldynns Rochell Rtwith l.lnH.-t Sn Donald Loren Boyd, RoseMarle Brad-ahaw, Susan Madge Brewster, Pamella Sue Burch.
Barbara Jean Burgess. Dorothy Rae Burke. Nancv Lee Callen, Edward Cecil Carter. Sandra Mary Louise Chesowskv. Karen Sue Clark, Robert James Clavtun.
Albert Earl Collier. Sharon Lynn Conrad. Barbara Jean Cook. Florence Yvonne Coppock, Don Jamison Coatales, Susan Marlam Coslello, Thomas Lee Coulson Clyde Clll ford Coullhard. Robert Ray Dahl, Sharon Kay Dale.
Dennis Alan Davis, Karen Ie Davis, KHren Marl Deeds, Joseph Charles DeFlno. Albert Joseph Del' ranclseo. ftlchurii luhl monia Melthreala Dixon, Plains Frankl IJixon. Elinor Judy Dixon. Gerald Paul Dock, Thomas George nonanue, Tnomas Koy Douglas, Patricia Eileen Duncan.
Dale Dntt, Carole Sue Dwyer. Philip Alan Enabnit, r.nzanein Ann Kro. Judy le Evans, Maroirle Ellen Evenson. James Von favors. Penny JoAnne Favors.
Richard Damon Feaster, Patricia Fetzer. Ed- warn jay filiv. Lorna Kav Esher. Lvle Alvin Fisher, Konaid Robert flelchep, Judith Frances Ford. Glenda Jo fuller, Norma Jean Ganoe.
Rohert Allen Gassnway, Linda Ixnt Gatrel, Dennis Clifford Gentry. Nancy Ellen Gilmour, Melvin Lewis Glazer. Jimmy Dale Gudl'roy. Juanila A. Gomez, Gary Samuel Richard Um Gray.
Harry Max Griper, Barbara Ann Gudpel. Marian Browning Guerrero, Michael Rruce HaberrtiHn CRrolvn Ann llagen Edward ls-ltoy Hamilton. Linden Dean Hartman. Francis Hartshorn. Marcus Leroy Hauge.
Dlanna Marilyn Hayes, James Earl Hen- anna jwarnyn nayes, jaines derson, Charbitte Ann Herbo Richard Hlgpfcs, Dwight Bavin gins, Kay Lue Hildebrand. rbold. ea mom! Hlg- rl Hr, Ronuld Holt. Larry Lee Hosklns, Ronald Lee Hoogham. Judith Ann Hous-man, Patricia Joann Hubbard, David Lvle Huhhart Dennis Lpa Tiltnrwrtrlh Arlene Ivanovich, Phillip Harrv Jenkin-son.
Palricia Elizabeth Jennings Judy Carrie Johnson. Robert Wesley Johnson, Eugene Arthur Jones. Ronald eleve Johnson. Marjorle Ellen Jones. Spedo George Kakos, Robert Ralph Kappel-mnn.
Karen Ia Keener, Marv Jo Kellam. Lawrence Woods keller. I'eggV T.aHelle Keller nini-ln Ann Klnnev, Mary Beth Klnzle. Iirrv John Kuesel, Ajida Kupcis. Larry Herbert Ike.
Ronald 'Lee Lang, Gary Lvnn Larson. Karen Rae Iamlny Itichard Leech. Bernard IaRoy Leeds. Linda Jean Lelgan, Jerilynn Allavne lauigeman, Doris Ann lxawe, Lundholm. Gary Dean Lvneh Bertlia Sue Msegard.
Harold LeeRoy Mann, Bavmnnd Melvin MaruuU, Rsmona Jean Marshall. Virginia Lee Marshall. Larry Clark Martlndnle, Treston Thomas Mavse. Howard Eugene Mclotosh, Roger Allen MrKlnney, Karen Louise Meis, Charles Leroy Mellgren, John Edward Miller, Russell Dean Miller, Orwood Jay Mlnon, Janet Lou Mohr, Jim Don Moorhead, Catherine Ann Mulslay. Frank Joseph Murann, Nancyl.ee Ruth.
Murray, Sharron Catherine Murray, Georce Narlns, George Walter Nichols, Ruth Ann Oaks. Leslie Anne Odell, Eric James Olson, Paul John Osweller, Carol Ann Parsons, Karen Joyc Patterson, Richard Allen Alice Pauleen Payne, Howard James Payne, Donald Jean Phvllls Ann Phoenix, Marearet Anne Pilirlm. Donald Herbert Plumb, Phillip Wavn Pot. ter. Mary Lou Prescott.
John Recce Qulnn, Nancy Lee Robertson, Dlans Kay Robinson, George Michael Robinson, f'herl Kae Hockey. Rlclnrd Knhert Rosroe. Thomas Everett Rowland Mar. garet Gertnide Ruby, John A. Russell.
Pona Sue Rutledpe, Gall Ann Salvlnl. John Holt Schlefer. Oenretanti Revniior JoAnn Shafer. Clnvttnn Delano Shank. Joseoh Robert Shep-ird.
George Guy Shepherd. Albert Gordon Shops, Alvee Fsye Shore, Lilly Marie Davidson fsi-moro. Michael Orlo Simmons. Doona Lee Slorah. Dorlha Mae Slnrah.
Carl Elliott Smith. John Conrad Smith. Jo. lens Bronwen Smith Jovce Ash ev Smith. Judilh Anne Smith.
Nancv Jean Smith, Mary Shaffer Snell. Sharon Lea Snvder, Sharon Lee Sopneland. Donna Snules, Doris Lee Soothers, Gary Te Stanek, Frances Iirraine Sleinhack. John Robert Stewart. Darla Dea Slookwell, Jcilvnn Kaye Since, Marearet Ellen Stone, Roper Gene ptoneking, Kapen Eileen Stone, JoAnn Ruth Stolts, Helen Marie Strlckter.
Sandra Lynn Slrosnlder. Madalvn Jewel Sweeney. Marv Catherine Tallev, Anne Sharon Tallmsn, Patricia Lvnn Thaver, Judv Joan Thomn-son. Linda Ruth Thompson. Ted E.
Thorns. William David T'gtte, John Selhv Townsend. Sherrlll Rue Town- send. Ronald Ijee Vsnder T.lnrien Robert Glen Vasev. Monty Btnittnn VerStece.
Linda Lou Wallace. Robert Hall Walsee. Howard Ie Wnss. Anna Margaret Wt'rlns. Sandra Kav Watson.
Michael Kent Weibel. Louis Edward Weldner. Carol Maridel Weiss, Willie Wallace 1 Wells, Barbara Jane Weslvo'd. Garv Max Whlsler, Norma Lee White. Judith Marlam Wi'htir.
Frances Arlene Williams, Thomas Patrick Williams. Pohert r.nrl Wilson. Tone Teroesen Wilson. Bobo Burnell Wince. Chervi Kav Winer.
Alfred Zell Wlnlck, Sandra Tee Wtshman. Tonamv George With. Gernhl Wood, Larry Le Woods. Thnmas Delhert Wnol- e-v. Clara Ruth Wnolsev.
Jan Elliott Yesrlan. Caroivn Rae Yeast. Vllaonet. tn Vir.rlnls Ziehell. Jsckle Marls Zleg.
ler, Keta Zella Zlegler. Roosevelt High School Mardell Iritis Ahrem. Aim Ackl'V. John Paul Ahlers. YulcSi AlaBnro.
Anne lionise Anderson, James Iff, said Anderson, Judilh Ann Anderson, Michael Anderson, Richard Dean Anderson, Susan Jane Anderson, Bruce Craig Archibald, Thomas Edward Asarrh, James Richard Bailey, Rosemary Ann Barfdon, HtiHrnn Kay Barker, Rone-anne Barnes, Sanra Lou Barnes, Ella Ann Bartley Dennis Trimble Battrick, Sharon Lynn Becker, Sharon Kay Beckett, Robert MacDonald Bennett, Sandra Benson. Nancy Lee Beran, Lynne Barry Berhow, James Norman Berkey, James DeWayn Best, Tbomas Stoner Billmeyer, William F. Blllstein, Constance Lee Bishop. Helen Ionise Bitfliop, Jay Black. Lynn Ann Blakley, Larry Dean Blythe, Susan Mart Boatman, Barbara Kaye Boiler.
Elizabeth Ann Boudewyns, Arthur Mitchell Bover, Patricia Caroline Brody, Wayne Lee Brum, Karen Helen Brooklns. Charles Vincent Brothers, Barry Lee Brown, Carl D. Brown, John William Brown. Julie Brown, Terry Brnwn, Chiton Merrill Buell, Suzanne Bullen. Catherine Claire Burns, Kenneth Lee Burns, Patricia Kay Btisiek.
Donna Jean Butler, Marlorle Caroline Campbell, Mollie Campbell, Lois Chandler, Roger Ross Chapman, Palricia Ann Chitwood, Paul Arnnid Clinslensen. Martha Mary Church, Ilia Margaret Clark. William Lee Clevetand, Susan Leslie Clin. Sharon Ann tvgswell, Richard Allen Cole. Nancv Ruth Coleman, John Lee Collier, Frederick Lewis James Combs, ill, GRADUATION- Continued from Page One ponsibility which you will accept or not accept.
"You have had the chance and opportunity for a high school education, and this is not a gift but a challenge." Roosevelt graduated 380 students, the city's largest class. Second largest was East's with 298. North had 254, Tech 208 and Lincoln 181. Shelley at Tech Jack Shelley, manager of the WHO and WHO-TV News bureau, told Des Moines Technical High School graduates: "You are going' to live in an era and at a speed com pletely different from the one in which I spent most of my life. "During most of your lifetime people will come into this world, live their lives and pass out of this world again in ways undreamed of as lit tle as 40 years ago." But, Shelley reminded his listeners, technological progress notwithstanding, some old fashioned human values will still prevail.
"Amid 'all this scientific progress man still has to learn how to live with his fellow men, and it is in this area that the success or failure of your generation will be measured, he Willsey at Lincoln At Lincoln High School, Bruce A. Willsey, vice-presi dent and general manager of Solar Aircraft, told his listeners that "our future society, like the present one, will simply be a reflection of the character of the individu als who constitute it." "In the eternal plan you are intended to be masters of your life, but you must gain mastery through your will to control the circ*mstances which surround you regardless of how adverse they may Willsey said. He stressed the importance of sound human relations to a full and satisfying life. "This is the ability to get along with people, the desire to understand and evaluate the other person's point of view without prejudice, the knack of being able to express oneself with dignity and purpose and to be able to express individuality and yet be tact ful," he said. Coppock at North Dr.
W. H. Coppock, pro- fessor-of chemistry at Drake University, spoke at North" High School. "We are creatures of habit and must accept the tendency of the mind to form habits and make use of this tendency," he said. "This makes it easier to form certain habits and at the same time more difficult to break undesirable ones.
"Since we have to live with our habits, it is doubly important that we form those that contribute to our physical, mental and spiritual well-being." Coppock said that "the most difficult person to manage ourselves since this THE BETTER HALF requires a condemnation of oneself, followed by self-discipline." Chinn at East East High School graduates were urged to show justice toward their fellow men. The speaker, Gerald Chinn, associated professor of law at Drake University, said that "too many times we pass judgment on our fellow men without knowledge of the facts." "Usually we see our side or the side we want to see because of our bigotry, intolerance or prejudice," he said. "Sometimes truth and justice are quiet and speak as a small, faint echo while the noise and confusing chatter of ignorance and intolerance tend to distract. "Wherever you may be and whenever the situation arises involving your passing judgment on your fellow men, I ask that you render justice with the same dignity and decorum as though you were truly sitting in a court of law." Unionist Sued For $23,700 Tax From The Hetlater'g Washington llurrau WASHINGTON, D. Peter Fosco, secretary and treasurer of the International Hod Carriers Building and Common Laborers Union, is in trouble with the Internal Revenue Service over his expense accounts.
Records of the U. S. fax court show investigators claim Fosco owes an additional $23,700 in federal taxes. In 1953, Fosco listed in "expenses" that tax agents say have not been verified, so must be counted as taxable income. In 1954, the amount of unverified "expenses was $19,640.
Fosco handles contract negotiations in nine midwestern states, including all of Iowa except Scott county. Hear Nixon Will Fly Over Siberia New York Timet Jiewi Servlc WASHINGTON, D. C. Vice President Richard M. Nixon hopes to fly across Siberia on his trip home from Moscow in July.
It was learned Nixon had applied for permission to travel east from Moscow after he opens the United States Trade Fair in the Soviet capi tal, making several stops en ioute. His final stop would be in Vladivostak, for many years closed to foreign visitors. Martin to Speak To G.O.P. Group Senator Thomas E. Martin Ia.) is scheduled to speak to the Polk County Republican central committee at 8 p.
m. next Thursday at Hotel Commodore, Chairman Leo Oxberger reported Thursday. Oxberger said the committee also will select a co-chairman to succeed Mrs. Lucille Beving'who has resigned. by Bob Barnes NO TO CHRIST AMENDMENT New Vork Tlnws Xewi Service SEATTLE.
WASH. The general board of the National Council of Churches Thurs day voted, 59-1, against the so-called "Christian" amend ment to the United States Constitution. The amendment, which has been before the eighty-third, eighty-fourth and eighty-fifth congresses, reads: "This nation devoutly rec ognizes the authority and law of Jesus Christ, saviour and ruler of nations, through whom are bestowed the bless ings of Almighty God." Could Embarrass The board's opposition de clared that the amendment could embarrass the relations of American churches and the nation with the "world majority of non-Christians." The Rev. Dr. Ray Gibbons of New York introduced the statement in opposition to the amendment.
Real Politics He said the council's de partment of religious liberty is concerned that the "Chris tian" amendment might some day become a real political is sue. A half-hour deliberation over the wording the pronouncement on the amendment highlighted the final day of the board's summer meet ing here. Open New Hospital In Pescadores Isles TAIPEI, FORMOSA () A new 50-bed hospital built largely with American aid was opened Thursday at Ma-kung in the Pescadores, a group of small islands in Formosa Strait. It replaces a wooden structure built 50 years ago and will provide modern medical facilities for the 80,000 people of the Pescadores. phasis on divorce and misconduct of a minority of women.
"The ignoring of the constructive contributions of millions of women towards the betterment of home and nation and publicizing the behavior of an irresponsible minority." Organized labor commands more political force than any other group in the nation, a high industry leader told the clubwomen Thursday night. He charged this power is being invoked by labor leaders to promote personal political viewpoints. Charles R. Sligh, executive vice-president of the National Association of Manufacturers, spoke just a half-hour before President Walter Reuther of the United Auto Workers addressed the same group. Reuther declared the national economy is in trouble and urged formulation of "a list of national priorities the priorities for survival as a free people and a free nation." One of these priorities, he said, is the matter of race relations.
"Most of the people of the world are dark skinned," he told the convention. As we face these people in the world, we need to get our credentials in order. You ought to sit down with peasants in India and try to explain Little Rock." Exploiting of 'Femininity Questioned by Clubwomen LOS ANGELES, CAL. W) The General' 'Federation of Women's Clubs co*cked a questioning eye Thursday at exploitation of "women's feminine appeal." a policy committee sub committee submitted a resolution asking convention delegates to deplore "unwholesome emphasis." The fellows down at the garage with its calendar-covered walls might note one argument advanced: "The lowering of the moral standards implied by the exhibiting of scantily cald women in seductive The committee asked delegates representing 11 million United States and foreign clubwomen to: "Take a stand against exploitation of woman's feminine appeal in unwholesome and questionable advertising, indecent literature, suggestive movies and improper innuendoes in television and radio porgrams. "Study, initiate and create public opinion to correct this evil" and "Unite and refrain from patronizing any media which indulge in such abuses." The committee broadmind-edly attached arguments against as well as for its resolution.
"This practice attracts attention and sells merchants," the opposing view held. "Some claim there, is no ill effect. Others claim this js censorship." Arguments for the resolution deplored: "The harmful effect on the behavior of young peo-flty by the shocking em i -it "There he is the same carefree boy I married nearly twenty years ego Jtill throws his soiled socks under the bett" er.a..
