m. in Cold Air Sweeps Into Iowa Des Moines Sept. 16, 1959 Register Page 20 12 3424 30.34 30.18 51 30.78 WEATHER MAP 30. DES MOINES, IOWA 30.44 38 ME. D.
WASH CONN. 30.00 MONT. MINN. CH. WIS.
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CALIF. N. LOW OKLA. MISS DRIZZLE 2288 TEXAS 30,00 LA. 2288 KEY WARM FRONT OCCLUDED FRONT Warm STATIONARY FRONT SCALE OF MILES COLD FRONT 100 200 300 400 MAP DRAWN 27.88 12:30 P.
M. TUESDAY Forecasts FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1959 LOCAL--Considerable cloudiness and colder today; high near 60. Clearing and colder tonight with frost probable in exposed places; low about 36. Fair, continued cold Thursday.
IOWA- Considerable cloudiness today except clearing in northern counties by afternoon; colder south and central; high 55 north, 65 south. Clearing and slightly colder tonight: low 32 north, 40 south; trost likely in northern counties. Fair and contiued cold Thursday; high 55-65. ILLINOIS-Partly cloudy, much cooler south and central today. continued cool north; high in 50s north, 60s south.
WISCONSIN Partly cloudy and continned cool today: frost likely again tonight; high 48-56. MINNESOTA -Partly cloudy, continued very cool today; high 45-50 northeast 50-60 west and south. SOUTH DAKOTA- Partly cloudy and continued cold today; scattered light rain or drizzle southwest; high 48-58. NEBRASKA -Mostly cloudy and cooler today; scattered light rain west and central; high in 50s north. 60s south.
-Considerable cloudiness today with scattered light rain likely south tonight; considerably cooler north. turning cooler south today, over most of state tonight; high in 50s northeast. near 80 southwest. THE DAY'S RECORD Des Moines Deaths BRICK- -John 35. of 536 Thirteenth West Des Moines, died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital.
GABRIEL- Miss Jennie May, about 78. of 1701 Pennsylvania Tuesday evening at home. MOORE- Mrs. Frances. 65, of 1211 Laurel died Tuesday at Broadlawns General Hospital.
ENODGRASS Luther, 62. of Route 3. died Tuesday at Des Moines General Hospital. Des Moines Births Son to: HICKS- Mr. and Paul, 4200 Forty-first Tuesday at Mercy Hospital.
KLINE- -Mr. and Mrs. Eugene. 1724 Fifty-seventh place. Tuesday at Mercy, STARCH--Mr.
Hospital. and Mrs. Cyrus. 3612 Aurora Tuesday at Mercy Hospital. at MASON- -Mr.
and Mrs. Bill 336 Kenyon on Tuesday at Wilden Osteopathic Hospital. Daughter to: JOHNSON- -Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Norwalk, Tuesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.
PERRY Mr. and Mrs. M. Glenn, 4217 S. S.
Fourteenth Tuesday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. Polk Licenses to Wed Ivo H. Graeve, Des Moines, and 25 Sally A. Riddle. Des Moines.
.17 Garry L. Emery, Yale, 19 Judi N. Sanderson, Dryden, Mich. 17 George J. Dunphy, Des Moines, and legal Gretchen L.
Kelleher, Des Moines legal Richard C. Harstuck, Des Moines, and 17 Joan Roney, Des Moines. 25 Francis Fitzsenry, Deg Moines, and Juanita J. Pierce, Des. Moineg 19 Donald L.
Hamilton. Des Moines, and 20 Mary K. Keating. Des Moines. .19 John Shortley, Des Moines, and 22 Susan M.
Costello, Des Moines. 18 Seek Divorces Glenn vs. Joyce A. Harking. Jeanette Louise vs.
Jimmy Lee Farris. SEEKS SEPARATE MAINTENANCE Shirley Kenneth C. Paulding. Where's The Fire? -749 E. University no fire.
M. P.M. High garage. Thirty-fifth no fire. 6:06 -5400 Shriver tree stumps.
Twenty-second no fire. Des Moines Newcomers Grover G. Boring, from Ankeny, to 3029 Ninety -eighth st. David G. Hutson.
from Ames to st. Harry T. Miller. from San Francisco, to 7 S. W.
Forty -second David C. Drake, from Albuquerque, N. to 840 Twenty-eighth st. Ada Belle Veach, from Indianola, 10 4725 E. Twenty-seventh st.
Leonard E. Erickson, from Columbus. Ohio, to 1361 Twenty-geventh st. Margaret H. Cade.
from Indianola, to 1439 E. Twenty-first st. Betty A. Morgan, from Omaha, to 4944 Urbandale ave. Robert L.
Pribble, from Peoria, to 2005 University ave. Frank C. Meyo, from Lincom, to 3437 Rollins road. Ralph E. Hays, from Dallas, to 211 E.
Hart ave. Delbert F. Degen. from Mitchell, S. to 1620 Harding road.
John M. Dohert, from Ames, to 617 Grand ave. B. P. Carolan, from Elmhurst, to 4915 Franklin ave.
Lt. Col. James J. Kelly, from Cincinnati, Ohio, to Crestmoor place. Emanuel M.
Kourakis, from Chicago, to 1920 Center st. Blaine L. Dyer, from Lexington, Neb. to 1920 Center st. Mary Lou Van Gundy.
from Prairie City to 1338 Capitol ave. Evadna J. Granger, from Creston, to Bell ave. John F. Brick Dies at Age 35 John F.
Brick, 35, of 536 Thirteenth West Des Moines, died at Veterans Hospital Tuesday of a cerebral hemorrhage, Mr. Brick was a real estate broker. He was a member of West Des Moines Post No. 8879 of Veterans of Foreign War and Cumming Post No. 562, American Le- BRICK gion.
He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, West Des Moines, where services will be held at 9 a. m. Thursday. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. A rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.
m. today at Caldwell-Brien Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife, Rose Helen, Brick; and his two mother, Mrs. sisters, Mary Harkin and Mrs. Ellen Spencer, and three brothers, Leo Henry and Charles all of Cumming, a AMES 5 WOI-TV 9:45 Welcome Mat 10:00 Joe Emerson 10:15 Homemaker 10:30 Variety Th.
11:00 Ding Dong Sch 11:30 Khrushchev Press Club 1:30 Blondie 2:00 Day in Court 2:30 Gale Storm 3:00 Beat Clock 3:30 Who, Trust 4:00 Bandstand 5:30 Mickey Mouse 6:00 Annie Oakley 6:30 Curtain Time 7:00 To be ann. 7:30 Ozzie Harriet 8:00 Boxing 8:50 Dick Greene 9:00 Donna Reed 9:30 Khrushchev 10:00 News, Sports 10:30 Movie DES MOINES 8 KRNT-TV 7:30 Bill Riley 8:00 News 8:15 Kangaroo 9:00 Mary J. Chinn 9:30 S. Levenson 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:30 Top Dollar 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search, Tmw 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Don Soliday 12:30 Khrushchev Press Club 2:30 Verdict 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Variety Th. 5:45 D.
Edwards 6:00 News, Sports 6:20 Sports Den 6:30 On Camera 7:00 Eyewitness 7:30 Trackdown 8:00 Millionaire 8:30 Got a Secret 9:00 A. Godfrey 10:00 News, Sports 10:30 Sher'f Cochise 11:00 Jack Paar 12:00 News DES MOINES 11 KDPS- TV 10:00 Science, 5th 10:20 Spanish, 5-6 10:30 Folklore 10:45 Fairy Tales 11:00 Prim. Spch. 1:00 Science, 6th 1:20 Spanish, 5-6 1:40 Am. 11th 2:00 Excep.
Child 2:40 Am. 7-8 3:00 Prim. Spch. 7:30 Excep. Child 8:00 Am.
Politics 8:30 Music in DM 9:00 Wisdom of the East DES MOINES 13 WHO.TY 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room 9:30 Treasure Hunt 10:00 Price, Right 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Tic Tac Dough 11:30 Could Be 12:00 News 12:10 Cartoons 12:30 Khrushchev Press Club 2:30 These Roots 3:00 (C) Truth, Con 3:30 County Fair 4:00 Little Margie 4:30 Popeye 5:05 Movie 6:05 News 6:15 NBC News 6:30 Wagon Train 7:30 (C) Price, Right 8:00 (C) Dave King 8:30 Bat Masterson 9:00 This Your Life 9:30 Flight 10:00 News, Sports 10:30 Movie 11:35 News WHO- -Radio 1040 NBC FM-100 3 mg 12:00 Farm News 11:30 Khrushchev 12:15 5 Go Visiting Press Club 12:30 News 1:15 Betty Baker 12:45 Farmorama 2:00 Network Time 5:30 News, Weath. 4:00 Duane Ellett 5:45 Farm 5:45 Sports Highlights 6:00 Farm Roundup 6:00 H'ven Home 6:15 News, Weath. 6:15 Agriculture 6:30 News of World 6:30 Farm News 7:00 Khrushchev 6:45 Farm 7:30 People, Funny Highlights 8:00 Family Living 7:00 Lee Harris 9:00 Dean Bundy 7:30 News Report 9:30 Guest Star 7:45 Lee Harris 9:45 Agriculture 8:45 Kitchen Club 10:00 News, Sports 9:00 True Story 10:30 Forum '59 10:00 Radio Theater 11:00 News, Sports 11:00 Duane Ellett 11:15 Marvin Gatch 12:00 Ron Knight KRNT -Radio 1350 CBS, Des Moines 12:00 News 12:15 What Say? 12:30 Dick Eaton 1:05 Whispering Streets 1:15 Ma Perkins 1:30 Dr. Malone 1:45 Mrs. Burton 2:05 Right to Happiness 2:30 Helen Trent 2:45 Couple Next Door 3:05 Party Line 4:05 Walt Reno 5:30 Walt Reno 6:00 News 6:10 Reno; News 8:00 News 8:15 Walt Reno 8:45 Dick Eaton 9:45 Hymn Time 10:05 A.
Godfrey 11:05 House Party 11:30 Funny Side Up 12:00 News 12:15 What Say? 12:30 Dick Eaton 1:05 Whispering Streets 1:15 Ma Perkins 1:30 Dr. Malone 1:45 Mrs. Burton 2:05 Right to Happiness 2:30 Helen Trent 2:45 Couple Next Door 3:05 Party Line 4:05 Walt Reno 5:45 Lowell Thomas 6:00 News, Weath. 6:15 Rhoades, Shoop 6:30 Album Time 7:00 Bob Ray 7:20 Andy Griffith 7:35 Amos 'n Andy 8:05 L. McKeever 8:15 Khrushchev 8:30 L.
McKeever 9:05 Nightwatch 10:00 News, Weath. 10:10 World Tonight 10:30 Night Watch 11:00 News, Sports 11:10 L. McKeever 12:00 News, Weath. KWDM-Radio 1150 Mutual, Des Moines 6:00 News, 8:00 Showcase. 8:30 Back to Bible 9:00 Showcase 9:15 Dr.
Michelson 9:30 Voice, China 9:45 Dr. Hargis 10:00 News, Showcase 12:00 News 12:10 Showcase 12:45 Psalm of Life 1:00 Pastor's Study 1:15 Pastor. Elgena 1:30 Chapel of Air 1:45 Markets 2:00 Baseball 4:15 Showcase 6:00 News 6:10 Showcase KCBC-Radio 1390 ABC, Des Moines 5:45 Jim Hoskins 6:00 News, Weath. 6:55 CBS News 8:30 Ameche Hour 10:15 Music, News 12:00 Bob Lutz 12:55 News, Music 4:00 Ameche Hour 5:40 Sports 6:00 John Daly 6:10 Russ Odegaard 6:25 Paul Harvey 6:55 News 7:05 Jim Ameche 7:55 News 8:55 People in News 9:05 Memories in Music 12:00 Nightwatch KSO-Radio 1460, Des Moines 6:00 Farm Show 6:15 Dick Vance 9:00 Jack Gilbert 12:00 George Gregg 1:30 Billboard 1:45 George Gregg 3:00 Barry Smith 7:00 Steve White -Radio 940. Des Moines 6:00 Ralph Vogel 3:00 Steve Hefner 6:30 F.
Mitchell 6:00 Bob King 9:00 Bob Allen 9:00 Mike Henry 12:00 Lee Western 12:00 D. MacKinnon WOl-Radio 640 AMES 6:00 March Parade 6:15 Down on Farm 7:00 News 7:10 Devotions 7:30 Music Shop 8:45 Markets 9:00 Homemakers 9:30 Markets 9:45 Organ 10:00 Book Club 10:30 Markets 11:00 School of Air 11:30 Music in Air 12:00 News 12:15 Farm Facts WOI-FM, 4:00 Classic Conc't 6:00 News 6:15 Music PREVIEW YOUR ENTERTAINMENTThe Best on TV Today The Register presents the pick of the day's network television entertainment. PRE-viewed by The Register's staff of experts who have attended rehearsals, screened films and read scripts in New York and Hollywood. Today's best bets (All times are Central Standard): KHRUSHCHEV VISIT-Address to National Press Club: NBC, 11:30 a. WGEM-TV, Quincy; WOC-TV, Davenport; 12:30 p.
KMTV, Omaha, KQTV, Fort Dodge, KROC-TV, Rochester, KTIV, Sioux City, KWWL-TV, Waterloo, WHOTV, Des Moines. ABC, 11:30 a. KCRG-TV, Cedar Rapids, KMMT, Austin, WOI-TV, Ames. CBS, 11:30 a. KHQA-TV, Quincy-Hannibal; KTVO, Ottumwa; WHBF-TV, Rock Island; WKBT, La Crosse.
12:30 p. KELO-TV, Sioux Falls; KFEQTV, St. Joseph; KGLO-TV, Mason City; KRNT-TV, Des Moines; KVTV, Sioux City; WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids; WOWTV, Omaha. CBS will present an evening recapitulation by Howard K. Smith, at 6 p.
m. on KHQA-TV, KTVO, WHBF-TV, WKBT, and at 7 p.m. over KELO-TV, KFEQ-TV, KGLO-TV, KRNT-TV, KVTV, WMT-TV and WOW-TV. ABC will present Don Goddard and Quincy Howe at 7:30 p. m.
ARTHUR GODFREY his first show of the season, Arthur ranges all the way from Hawaii and New York to Leesburg, Va. In our fiftieth state, native dancers sway, and lovely Lani li sings to Godfrey's ukele. In New York, trombonist Cutty Cutshall with jazz band along joins Arthur on his Leesburg estate, Godfrey and his Mrs. ride around the farm and introduce young Johnny Nash. CBS.
8 p. KHQATV, Quincy-Hannibal; KTVO, Ottumwa; WHBF-TV, Rock Island. 9 p. KELO-TV, Sioux Falls; KGLO-TV, Mason City; KRNT-TV, Des Moines; WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids; WOW-TV, Omaha. WAGON TRAIN.
Ella Lindstrom Story." (a peat) Bette Davis stars as the resolute woman in a westerntype tale that should appeal to women who enjoy soap operas, and to Bette Davis fans. Her story concerns the plight of a lady with seven children (one of whom is deaf), who learns just after her husband has died that her anticipated eighth child is really a malignant growth. NBC. 5:30 p. m.
On Quincy, and WOC-TV, Davenport; at 6:30 p. m. on KMTV, Omaha; KQTV, Fort Dodge; KROC-TV, Rochester; KTIV, Sioux City; KTVO, Ottumwa; KWWL-TV, Waterloo; WHO-TV, Des Moines. CHINESE BRAIN TOKYO, JAPAN (AP)-Communist China reported Tuesday it has produced its first highspeed computer with Soviet technical assistance. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION (R-361) Notice MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION a of Clive, Special Iowa Public notice is hereby given that special municipal election has been called and ordered' to be held in and for the Town Clive.
Iowa, on the 21st day of October, 1959, at the Town Hall, Clive. Towa, from 8:00 o'clock A. M. until 8:00 o'clock P. at which time there will De submitted to the qualified voters of said town, to be by voted upon, the proposition of changing the term of office for the Council Members of the Town of Clive, Iowa from 2 to 4 years.
At said election the ballots to be used. for the submission of said proposition shall be in substantially the following form: Form of Ballot) (Face of Ballot) Notice to Voters: For an affirmative vote upon any question submitted upon this ballot make 1 cross (X) mark 1n the space atter the word For a negative vote make a similar mark in the square following the word "No." Shall the following public measure be adopted? "Shall the Town of Clive. Polk County, Iowa change the term of office for the Council Members of the Town of Clive, Iowa from 2 to YES NO (Back of Ballot) Official Ballot for proposition of change of term of Council Members from 2 to 4 years. Special Municipal Election, Clive, Iowa Town Hall. Clive.
Iowa Polling Place October 21, 1959 Rice (Facsimile signature) Town Clerk All qualified voters of said town are hereby notified to appear at the time place aforesaid for the purpose of and voting on said proposition. This notice is given by order of the Council of said town pursuant to Chapter 363 of the 1958 Code of Iowa. George A. Lundberg Mayor of the Town of Clive, Iowa Attest: A Alice M. Rice Town Clerk (R-378) NOTICE TO BIDDERS FORD REPAIR PAMMEL STATE PARK MADISON COUNTY, IOWA PROJECT NO.
LW 2200-4 Sealed bids will be received by the Conservation Commission at its oftices, East 7th Court Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa, until 2:00 P. M. Oct. 5. 1959 for the following work: Furnished all materials, tools And quipment, and perform all of the work to repair the reinforced concrete ford at Pammel State Park.
The work is located in Section 16. T- 75N. R-28W. 5 miles southwest of Winterset in Madison County. Iowa.
and involves the following items: 10. Descrintion Quantity Item Estimated Concrete Removal 33 S. Y. Concrete Structural 117 Y. Steel Reinforcing 9.459 Lhs, Steel Sheet Piling 1.404 S.
F. Anchors (No. 6 Bar long) 78 Ea. Proposals in duplicate shall be on forms furnished by the Commission and shall be accompanied by a proposal guarantee consisting of a certified check. cashier's check, or bid bond (no cash accepted) made payable to the State Conservation Commission and drawn on a solvent Iowa Bank as liquidated damages in the event the successful bidder fails to enter into a contract and post an approved performance bond within ten (10) days after formal acceptance of his bid.
The amount of this guarantee to be ten percent of the total nominal amount of the bid. Copies of proposal forms, plans and anecifications may be obtained at the office of the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines, Iowa. All plans and specifications are the property of the Commission and must be returned to this office intact and in good condition on or before the letting date whether you do or do not file a bid. Sealed bids filed shall be in envelones furnished by the Commission and nlainly marked to Identify their contents. The State Conservation Commission reserves the right to waive techniand reject anv or STATE CONSERVATION COMMISSION Want Ad Rates 7 consecutive davs 51c per line per day, 3.
4. 5 and 6 consecutive days 54c per line per day. One day (week days) 75c per line. Sunday 85c per line. Minimum size ad.
2 lines. All advertising conv 1s subiect to the approval of the Publisher. The liability of the Publisher for errors in an ad shall be limited to publishing the ad in a subsequent issue providing the advertiser ports the error or omission on the day that it occurs. The following classifications are payable in advance: 28-30-58 All Help Wanted cony from outside Town will be charged $1.20 line for the Sunday Register and $1.05 a line for the Daily Combination. The following rates annly to these classifications only: Lost and Found.
Rooms for Rent. Roommate Wanted. Housekeening Rooms, Board and Room, Positions Wanted Men or Women. fAil Position Wanted Advertisem*nts are payable in advance). 2 lines dave 7 dave 85.00 3 lines 3 days $4.10 days $6.25 a lines 3 dava $5.00 davs 57.50 One or Two Days 60c a line each day.
To estimate the cost of your ad. count 30 letters and spaces including nunctuation marks to each line. A blind box number requires a full line. A service fee of 75c will be charged for handling and mailing blind box numbers. All the above rates are for nubItention in both the Morning Register and Evening Tribune.
If the advertiser specifies that an ad he published only in one of these dnilv papers the rates are 5c per line less than those quoted above. DEADLINES WEEKDAYS 6 P. M. preceding day except ads for Saturday which is 10 A. M.
Friday. SUNDAY Mail edition Friday 4 P. City edition Friday 7 P. M. AFTER HOURS Phone your want ad anytime.
Your ad will be recorded electronically. PHONE CH 3-2111 Deaths BRICK- -For information regarding services for John F. Brick of 536 Thirteenth West Des Moines, Caldwell Funeral Home CH3-0555 Express Your Appreciation to those who nave sent floral tributes and acknowledge services and kindness with a CARD OF THANKS In the Register and Tribune. Call CHERRY 3-2111 1 for suggested messages Florists BEAUTIFUL funeral Just call Bernice. CH4-7409 day nite.
Lost and Found 8 LOST. between 7th and 8th, Saturday. Sept. 12. Watch, white gold Bulova, expansion bracelet.
Watch had two small diamonds on each side, Rew. Mrs. J. Clare Hendrickson. Indianola.
Iowa. TRUCK canvas lost. between Inland Mills and downtown. Reward. R.
C. Hermanson, Story Iowa GERMAN Shepherd lost. large black and tan male. Reward recarding whereabouts CR4-2430. WATCH Lost.
Lady Elgin. Viein. 38th and Ingersoll or 4th and Grand, W. D. M.
Rew. CR9-7715. Notices 9 1. Billy B. Hockey, 401 Ave.
Oskaloosa. will not be responsible for debts other than my own. John P. Jansen, of 3919 E. 14th will not be responsible for any debts other than my own.
1. Arnold Gicoff. of 1146 24th. will not be responsible for any debts other than my own. INVESTIGATIONS Shonfstall Detective Service CH3-6344 or CR9-6344 Resorts, Lake Prop.
Sale 12 PROFITABLE MINN. RESORTS AMOS GRANT CO. 212 S. 19th Omaha, Neb, Personals 14 OPPORTUNITY IS knocking at your door. Open your door and start up the ladder of success today, A.
1. B. can train you by home study for that opportunity in your life. Learn bookkeeping and accounting by home study. Write M.
for the Best Paid Pro fession." Free placement. CH4-4221 FILMS DEVELOPED 50c 6-hour service. 10-to-4. Send today and get this reduced price 8 exposure. 5e: 12 to 16 exp.
60c or write for free film mailers. Also finishing. Dean Studios. 211-7th St. D.M..
la. Models--Bette Bonn Need Models for "Back To School Fashions." Fall Promotions. See Ad Harper's Bazaar. CALL BETTE BONN AT2-8858 FLAT Tops and latest style haircuts for men and boys. Dandruff treatments, Free haircuts for women.
Free parking Iowa Barber College. 219 Walnut St. CH4-0971. WILL CALL SHUT INS once hour $3 per month. Phone CH3-5151.
80 New Chairs Just Arrived McINTYRE'S FURN, W. D. M. Transistor Radio Service 3422 57th CR9-7745 Auto Liability Insurance u.ving trouble call CR4-0491 RUSH your damaged dresses to Dorothy M. Brown Reweaving Shop, 301 Shops Bldg.
CH3-2935 WANT TO RENT white Wedding Gown. S2, 12 or 13 with hoop and Tiara. CR9-9975. NYLONS, $3.00 dozen. Slightly imperfect.
Geo. Calloway, 3314 Scenic Drive, Cedar Falls, Ta. BABY sitting by week. 1815 S. E.
37th AM6-6501. PRIVATE detective service. A. Ashby. 1301 E.
18th. AM6-6047. CHILD care day or night, my home rel. 67th Douglas BR6-1385 Transportation, Travel 15 DRIVERS (Late Model Cars) TO SEATTLE. WASH.
Gas allowance. This is not a job. WHITEY'S AUTO EXCHANGE 3RD and KEO CH3-4173 QUALITY MOTORS 1145 And Ave AT2-0141 DRIVERS WANTED to SEATTLE Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. Gas allowance. Not job.
I. Tobias. 921 E. Euclid. AM5-0364.
CADILLACS- Station wagons and T. Birds to Co to west coast. Leave immediately. Apply at Central Motors. 1434 Grand.
CARS for San Francisco. Gas allowance. Des Moines Auto Market. 1040 2nd Ave. AT8-4057 Instruction 18 BE PREPARED 1.
B. M. equipment is changing the business world. Be prepared to meet the demand of a new and exciting field. Train for the 1.
B. M. career field in only 12 weeks. Next class October 12. G.
I. approved. Write for "A New Career in Bustness Automation' Automation Institute (Div. of A. I.
10th and Grand CH4-4221. D. FUTURE OPERATORS Day school now in session. Start any dav, Night classes formEng every Tues. and Thurs.
Easy course no home work. FREE LIFETIME PLACEMENT SERVICE. COMPTOMETER 420 Hubbell Bldg. CH3-0509 AIRLINES NEED YOU 4-week course prepares you to GO RIGHT TO WORK in flight or ground position. Free placement service with 35 afrlines.
If you are 18-35 and a high school PHONE OR WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG. Give age Phone No. McCONNELL AIRLINES SCHOOL, 1004 Grand. D. M.
AT2-9212. MEN WOMEN LEARN HAIR STYLING THE AMERICANA WAY Most modern up to date methods. DAY OR EVENING CLASSES. Call or write for FREE booklet. Americana Beauty Academy 619 Grand Des Moines, CH4-6246 MOTOR TUNE Including FUEL INJECTIONS Today's big opportunities: learn carburetor ignition and distributor servicing in your spare time now.
Write for FREE information. Ut.ilties Engineering Institute, K-275. Register and Tribune, ELECTRONICS RADIO AND TELEVISION Day classes starting Oct. 12. American Technical School 923 Sth Des Moines CH3-1748 High School at Home Diplomas awarded.
Write for Free Booklet. AMERICAN SCHOOL Des Moines, Iowa TRAINING IN -Printing Midwest University of Business 2505 Grand D. M. Ia. AT3-1757 Men Wanted 19 Accounting Clerk MOTOR CARRIER experience preferred but not required.
Age 22 to 38. Salary open. All replies confidential. Send resume to S-242 Register and Tribune, ADVERTISING SALESMAN for twin weekly in A healthy growing town. Guaranteed salary plus commission.
Immediate opening. Write Mr. Waldron. Denison Newspaper. Denison, Iowa.
APPRENTICE Embossing and silk screening Permanent. S. grad. DILLEY MFG. CO.
2703 E. Grand ASSISTANT MANAGER Permanent salaried position, Assured for H. grad. age 21 to 35 with opportunity to progress with A nationwide finance organization. Salary, car expense and all emplovee benefits.
Apply PUBLIC LOAN CORP. NEWTON. IOWA ASSISTANT theatre manager wanted. No experience necessary but must have desire to learn. Must be neat courteous and of excellent character.
Good starting salary with opportunity to advance. Enclose photo and write S-190. Register and Tribune. Pretty kitty or homely hound, whatever you'd like to sell, a Register and Tribune Want Ad will find a buyer. FALL TERM October 5 Accounting Salesmanship Business Management Secretarial Court Reporting Office Machines IBM Training Housing and part time jabs available.
G.I. approved; Free Placement. Write. Visit or Call for information and catalog. 10th Grand CH 4-4221 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS DES mo nEs.
Men Wanted ASSISTANT GAS ENGINEER Interesting position in our gas Engineering Division. Prefer man with 2-3 years of college mechanical or civil engineering. Liberal employee benefits. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE IOWA POWER LIGHT CO. 823 Walnut Des Moines ATTENDANT- -NIGHTS Jack's Sinclair 1219 Army Post ATTENDANT for service station.
Experienced. Age 22 to 5u. Apply LAW'3 DX 3926 S. W. 9TH ATTENDANT.
Parking lot. Give age, Phone. Business Ref. Write Box 0503 Register and Tribune. Baker for the new BISHOP BUFFET located in the MERLE HAY PLAZA Shopping Center This is an unusual opportunity to work with new ultra modern baking equipment and to make a variety of high quality pakery food items.
Desire an experienced man 25 to 50. Also opportunities in other Bishop locations. Personally progress with a growing organization. Good base pay with merit increases, profit sharing, paid vacations, retirement plan paid fully by Bishop's and group hospitalization and life insurance with costs shared by Bishop's. Apply Manager BISHOP BUFFET Des Moines, lowa BATCH TRUCK DRIVERS Experienced only Season's work.
Tune and a half ver 40 hrs. Interstate paving. Apply Booth Olson. Inc. Anita, Iowa Phone 6R29 BEEF BONER 40 hour week Apply in person Dixon's Wholesale Meat 210 Locust BOILER and machinery inspector.
Experience desired. Opportunity for advancement. Age 28-35. Salary open. Please submit resume.
Write 0-502. Register and Tribune. BOYS Downtown newspaper routes available for boys 15-16 years old. These routes are compact and ly profitable for time spent. Former carrier with good route record would be helpful.
Call Mr. Bunce CH3-2111. Ext. 389 or apply City Circulation. 6th Floor of the ter and Tribune Building.
Map by S. Weather Bureau Cold air from a huge tem swept into Iowa on day. At mid-afternoon, degrees at Dubuque to 83 accompanied the cold air The clouds will slowly clear edge of the cold air moves Iowa will remain cool a least DES MOINES WEATHER DATA FOR TUESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1959 BY U. S.
WEATHER BUREAU Des Moines Airport Station HOURLY TEMPERATURES: m. 61 2 p. m. ,66 m. .50 3 p.
62 m. 4 p. m. 4 11. .57 p.
m1. 55 5 a. p. 57 p. .50 60 p.
m. 66 10 m. R. m. 11 p.
m. 11 71 12 mid. 12 noon .70 a. 16 1 p. m.
70 2 a. .46 TEMPERATURE ACCUMULATION Highest at 10:30 a. Lowest at 11:45 p. m. 47 Mean 60 Normal .66 Deficiency for day 6 Excess since first of month 9 Deficiency since first of year ..90 PRECIPITATION 24-hour amount Trace Total this month to date 0.25 Total since Jan.
1 25.97 Normal since Jan. 1 to date 24.29 Excess since Jan. 1 1.68 MISCELLANEOUS 6 a. m. 6 p.
m. Barometer in inches 29.87 29.93 Rising Rising Relative Humidity 85 80 Wind Direction NE Wind Velocity 21 Weather Cloudy Sunrise today 5:56 a.m. Sunset 6:23 p.m. A YEAR AGO Highest temperature in Des 78 Lowest temperature Des Moines 63 There was no rain. Moon Phases Furnished by Drake Municipal Observatory.
Full moon. Sept. 16 to Sept. 23, inclusive. Moon rises today at 6:14 m.
Moon sets today at 5.28 m. Morning stars- -Mercury and Venus, Evening stars Jupiter. Mars and Saturn. Jennie Gabriel Dies Here at 78 Miss Jennie May Gabriel, about 78, of 1701 Pennsylvania died Tuesday evening at her home. She had been ill four months with cancer.
She was born in Des Moines and with the exception of 10 years during her early childhood, lived here. She was a graduate of the State University of Iowa at Iowa City. She helped organize the Des Moines branch of the S. U. I.
University Women's Association, of which she was a charter member. She served that group for 40 years and held both local and state offices. She was associated with her father in the lumber business for 25 years, Survivors include two sisters, Grace E. Gabriel, and Mrs. Blanche Gabriel Lease, both of Des Moines.
Flemming: Pay Teachers More New York Times News Service ST. LOUIS, MO. Arthur S. Flemming, secretary of health, education and welfare, declared here Tuesday night that "significant action" in the promotion of America's educational system must not be predicated upon a "fear of Soviet He spoke at a convention Hadassah, the women's Zionist organization of America. Flemming stressed that if the nation is to further the progress of the American education system "we will stop penalizing teachers because of their willingness to serve and will begin to pay them decent salaries." Packers' Union Stages Parade About 100 vehicles joined a parade sponsored by members of Local 89 of the United Packinghouse Workers Union here Tuesday afternoon.
The parade started at Iowa Packing E. Eighteenth and Maury streets, and proceeded downtown and back. Darwin Leonard, chief steward for Local 89, said similar parades are taking place at all plants of Swift in connection with the union's current strike. Iowa Packing Co, is owned by Swift. Between 800 and 850 members of Local 89 have been on strike for two weeks.
Nationwide, Swift has about 17,000 persons on strike. and Iowa Department of Agriculture Canadian high-pressure sysbrisk northerly winds Tuestemperatures ranged from 48 at Council Bluffs. Clouds but little precipitation fell. today and Thursday as the southward. Temperatures in through Friday.
The following list of cities shows (H) highest temperature occurring between a. m. and 6 p. m. Tuesday, Sept.
15, lowcat temperature occurring between 6 p. m. Monday and 6 p. m. Tuesday and (P) precipitation in inches occurring between 6 a.
m. and 6 p. m. Tuesday; 10WA (H) (L (P) Burlington 76 53 Cedar Rapids 60 54 Council Bluffs 83 Davenport 67 51 Dubuque Lamoni 83 Mason City 24 52 City 65 54 Spencer 56 50 Waterloo 57 49 UNITED STATES Albuquerque 86 57 Anchorage 57 37 Atlanta 64 59 Bismarck 57 41 60 49 .20 Coston 57 48 .09 Brownsville 97 69 Casper 78 58 Chicago 64 56 Cincinnati 82 50 Cleveland 64 57 .01 Denver 86 55 troit .01 Duluth 52 34 Worth 90 59 vesion 85 68 Bay 50 40 46 67 52 .05 Honolulu 87 76 Indianapolis 48 International Falls 45 33 Jacksonville 83 69 15 54 41 .03 Kansas Criy 87 56 Rock 64 Angeles 63 Marquette 41 .13 Beach 90 78 Milwaukee 56 51 Minneapolis 56 44 Orleans 81 68 York 62 Platte 41 Oklahoma City 55 Philadelphia 79 58 72 Pittsburgh 50 Portland, Ore. 62 49 Louis 56 Lake City.
67 57 Antonio 60 Diego 73 66 Francisco 65 57 62 52 19 51 89 72 1.80 Washington 82 61 85 53 CANADA 45 40 06 Edmonton 58 41 54 32 Vancouver 63 56 50 30 EUROPE (6 p. 63 (7 p. n. 75 -Missing. Dianche Parker Rites at Oelwein Graveside services for Mrs.
Blanche G. Carpenter Parker, 78, formerly of Des Moines, will be at Oran cemetery near Oelwein at 11 a.m. Thursday. She died Monday evening in Atlanta, Ga. She lived at 4109 Thirty-ninth place until last December when she went to Atlanta to visit her son.
Mrs. Parker was a member of Central Christian Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. A. Don Allen of Des Moines; one son, R.
Starr Parker, of Atlanta, and one sister, Mrs. John Mattiessen of Cedar Rapids. EARNINGS (Leased Wire to The Register) American-Marietta Co. for 9 months ended August 31: A share 46 1,03 1959, 1958 Net Sales 234.954.020 17,232,130 176,343.663 income 11.229.323 Winn Stores, Inc. for year ended 1959 1958 A share 2.22 1,95 Net sales 666,370.231 588.568.919 Net income 14,011,512 12,269,695 National Presto Industries Ine.
for quarter ended June 30: 1959 1958 share .25 .07 Net sales 8.888,796 7.230.294 Net income 252,801 73.425 New York Chicago St. Louis Railroad for 8 months ended August 31: months grOSS $101.373.561 89.879.645 Net income 7,991,207 4,670.936 A share 1.92 1.13 Minnesota Power Light Co. for 12 months ended August 31: A sham 2.29 2.36 1959 0 1958, Net income 4.512.462 4.638.150 CHANNEL CHUCKLES By Bil Keane DIM VIEWER "How about lousing it up permanently." On Television By Ogden Dwight More premieres and -and they're only the beginning. Tuesday's debuts were both on NBC: "Fibber McGee and Molly" and "Laramie," revolving western. I was an act of courage, or desperation, for television to attempt a visual recreation of the saga of 79 Wistful Vista, chez McGee, which has ruly become a part of American culture since Jim and Marian Jordan originated Fibber and his friends on radio in 1935.
Not Funny They're still going strong in 1959 on "Monitor" every weekend, making it doubly difficult for TV's Bob Sweeney and Cathy Lewis to sell their own title roles to a wistful audience. Hal Peary alone from the original cast is along to offer what help the scripts will permit. The initial episode, borrowing heavily from a number of sources, was weak and not at all funny. Best laugh line was, "What happened to the man of stone? Well, I met a man with a chisel." New writers have been hired for future installments. Sweeney, whose best TV assignment was in "The Brothers" (how good that was by 1959 standards), will not make Fibber such a blusterer, nor will Miss Lewis be SO tart as Mrs.
Jordan, Maybe the mellowed characters will win acceptance; a lot depend on the appearance of Jack Kirkwood later. Barbera Beaird, 11, is an acceptable Teeny; Addison Richards is a poor counterfeit of acid old Doc Gamble (who was he on radio -Alan The laugh-track is insulting. "Revolving" Western The new western is described by its press agent as "revolving around life on the colorful frontier." One imagines it is colorful on color sets. Otherwise it is a cruel, revolving shame, especially for youngsters before bedtime. Why? One of the heroes new westerns can't have one hero this season, or two; heroes now come in threes, fours and fives, for protection is a 14-yearold boy (Robert Crawford, In a scene Tuesday night, Hoagy Carmichael (another hero) complained that someone took a swig of his whisky.
"Wasn't me," the knowing lad replied brightly. There was raw, graphic sadism as a villain compelled the third hero to knock out the fourth hero with three visibly fake haymakers; a guard was slain in cold blood, and a shoot-out laughable to any marksman sounded like the siege of Stalingrad. Since this series has not been sold, commercial message time was devoted (of all things!) to Dr. James B. Conant speaking for Better Schools, 9 E.
Fortieth New York 19, N. Y. How about that. POSTMASTER APPROVED WASHINGTON, D. C.
(AP) The senate Monday confirmed President Eisenhower's nomination of Marion K. Mosley to be postmaster of Fort Madison, la. Boys Johnston, lowa Newspaper route in Johnston. 1a. Route is north of Johnston Road and East of Merle Hay.
Profit on route over $10 per week. Call Ken Dahlman or Mr. Bunce CH3-2111, ext. 389. Bridge Construction Men Form builders, Form setters.
Laborera Apply Hobe Engineering Co. Job site. Interstate Highway at Skunk River. of Colfax. Broiler CHEF Experience preferred in steak broiling and sandwich making, but will train.
Age 25 to 50. Height 5 ft. 8 and over. Quick hands and feet. Neat and friendly.
This work is in the New Bishop Buffet Merle Hay and Douglas Salary $80 per week and Immediate employment available. Apply. Manager BISHOP BUFFET Des Moines, Iowa BUS BOY 5 DAY WEEK. STATE HOUSE CAFETERIA Capitol Bldg. F.
10th. Grand Cab Drivers We will accept a few applications from careful, competent drivers over 25 years of age who know streets of D. M. to operate Yellow Cab. References required.
See Mr. Douglas after 9 a. Yellow Cab Company, 7th and Keo, CAR washer and polisher. Apply in person. 6500 University, CAT AND SCOOP OPERATOR Experienced only, None other need apply for rough grade work.
Apply Booth Olson. Inc. Phone 6R29, Anita. Iowa. Cement Workers Local mfg.
Co. making concrete bridge beams. panels. has openings for year round employees. Previous concrete experience desired, Paid vacation and insurance.
If you have a good work record apply to Midwest Concrete Indust. 1514 FULLER ROAD West Des Moines, Iowa CONCRETE FINISHERS City Paving--Both slab and curb. Hallett Constr. Co. Ph.
1431, Fairfield, Iowa. Construction Asst. Manager Progressive General Construction Co. entering the Residential Field in the Cedar Ranids, area, has opening for asst. manager.
Experience in the following desirable: estimating. planning and drafting, selling homes, cost keeping. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Write A-650 Register and Tribune. COOK Steady employment, no Sunday, Fringe benefits.
Apply to Chef. DES MOINES CLUB 806 Locust COOK Full or part time. Apply in person. Fleur Drive and Watrous. WAKONDA CLUB COOK or cook's helper, will train, apply after 5 p.
m. Chuck's Restaurant 3610 6th Ave. DELIVERY -ORDER TAKER. Married man with car for permanent position in Creston area. $350 per month.
Apply Mr. Halstead. 811 Mill street. Creston. Towa.
Thursdav Sept. 17. after 7 p. m. DELIVERY and order taking ried man, age 20 to 40.
$95 plus expenses. Contact Mr. Bell. 1519 No. 28 Ft.
Dodge, Sept. 16 p. m. DISHWASHER Position open immediately. Connie's and Lew's Drive In AT8-4048 DOZER OPERATOR experienced on clearing.
Call Forest Gilmore 3941 Whittemore, Ia, DRILLER Must be experienced on wagon drills. Go to work immediately. Clark Limestone Logan, Iowa, DRIVER. experienced with grain trailer. 0.
G. Beal. Linn Grove. Ia. or 9316 Dows, Iowa.
DRUG clerk. Town of 2.000. North central Iowa. Experience preferred but not necessary. Give information 1st letter.
Write X-456. Register and Tribune, ELECTRICIANS (3) Top wages. 'owa Radiant Electrie Heat. Inc. Wellsburg, Ja.
Ph. 66. EMBALMER. licensed. Adams Funeral Home.
Ames. Iowa 12:45 Wash. Reports 1:00 Child. Corner 1:15 CARE 1:30 News 2:05 Masterworks 3:00 Psychiatry 3:30 French Song 3:45 Martha Duncan 4:00 News 4:15 Central Coll. 4:30 Tune Time 5:00 Music 6:00 News 6:15 Music 90.1 mg.
7:00 Concert 9:00 Creativity 10:00 Chamber Mus. ENGINEER 1st class shift operation Must be under 45 years old. Swift and Co Soy Bean and Feed Mill E. 19th and Euelld ENGINEER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Must have estimating exp. Oppor.
tunity to buy Into old established firm. Write E-153 Register and Tribune. Continued on Next Page 2.
