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FOR SUMMER SIZES 1 W4517 12-20: 40 This will be ready to wear a hours after you receive the pattern! THREE pieces to seWNO fitting. Add pocket, binding -and there you are with a new Wrap-tie dress for all summer! Pattern 4517 in sizes 14, 16, 18, 40. Size 16 takes yards 35-inch; transfer included. This pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions.

Send 30 cents in coins for this pattern to The Des Moines Register Pattern P. O. Box 6710, Chicago 80, Ill. Print YOUR NAME, ADLainly, ZONE, SIZE, STYLE NUMBER. Place your order now for our Spring Pattern book! Send 20 cents for this collection of the smartest new-season fashions for all ages and sizes.

There are one-yard patterns, on tern-part patterns and FREE instructions to make a doubleenvelope handbag! Designs for Living By Effa Brown. (IF you are finishing new woodwork yourself DON'T struggle with the usual separate coats of stain and wax DO, after wood is well sanded and dust -free, apply a staining wax. Comes in both dark and light shades Local Couple Ends Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Blair Jenness, 11 S.

W. Fifty-first have returned from 8. trip in their plane. They stopped at Point Clear, where they vacationed at in Natchez, and returned by Grand hotel; spent a several days way of Minneapolis, where they met their children, Charlotte Elizabeth and Blair Lindsay, who had been visiting their maternal grandmother, Mrs. J.

B. Lindsay. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Downing and sons, Richard and Michael, 3200 Elmwood drive, have returned after vacationing for three weeks in Bradenton, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lennartson, who have been visiting since Sunday with Dr. Mrs. R.

H. Killebrew, 5410 Shriver left Tuesday for their home in Tower, Minn. They were en route home from New York City. Select Beauty Aids Carefully (Beauty and You.) By Patricia Lindsay. There are beauty aids for young skins and beauty aids for older skins and wise is the beauty who selects the proper ones.

For the 40-plus group there are three aids which do a nice job of keeping the complexion fresh and translucent -a rich cleansing cream used with a skin tonic and a youthifying cream which does not contain hormones in case you are wary of hormone creams. This newer cream contains a miraculous marriage of two active ingredients that combine to produce youthful glow. The skin is softer and free of minor blemishes which come when the skin is too dry or neglected. Cleanse your face and neck with the rich cleanser. Remove it with tissue and pat the skin lotion (which is only mildly astringent) over the skin.

This removes residue of the cleanser and leaves the skin ready for the lubrication. Spread the cream rather generously (even about your eyes) and massage with finger tips for a couple of minutes. (If you can dip your fingers into a bowl of ice water you get a very pleasing sensation as you massage.) You may pat your skin gently and under your chin with the palms or backs of your hand but do not be too rough! Remove cream with tissue and proceed with your make-up if you are going out. But if you are going to bed remove only the excess cream and leave the rest on to work for you during the night. Be loyal to these three until the containers are empty and then judge for yourself as to their worth.

This is a good time of year to start a fresh beauty routine with fresh aids. And then get new make-up in a new and becoming shade! Home Club To Meet With Mrs. Bush Mrs. Robert Bush will be hostess to members of American Home club at 7:30 p. m.

tonight at her home, 4032 Kingman blvd. Mrs. Don Woltz will be co-hostess. Mrs. John Brady will introduce the speaker, Mrs.

Arch E. Michel, whose topic will be "Speak for Yourself." Birthday Luncheon. The Over 30. club will have a birthday luncheon today for Mrs. John Baldwin at her home, 2749 Indianapolis ave.

Nonpariel Club. Nonpariel club will meet for a supper at 6:30 p. m. Saturday with Mrs. Paul Grooms, 2833 School st.

Assisting hostsess will be Mrs. Al Dippert. "Remember, when the recipe calls for milkit means richer-tasting FLYNN MILK" There's a smart chef! Richertasting FLYNN MILK makes casserole dishes, soups, puddings and custards taste even better. Always insist on Flynn MILK 5 MINUTE EGG NOODLES STANDARD PACK NO WEIGHT LACK You'll never know how good instant coffee can be until you try. The only "instant" Instant Inste backed by Chased Ch 85 years of Sanbor" Chased Sanborn coffee experience Tartant Chase Sachern is Pure Soluble Coffee with Dextrins, Maltese ana Dextrose addes.

Des Moines Club Elects Jefferson JEFFERSON. C. K. Jefferson Wednesday night was elected president of the Des Moines club at the thirtyninth annual meeting. Jefferson, who was vice-president, is assistant circulation manager of The Des Moines Register and Tribune.

He succeeds Arthur S. Kirk. William Z. Proctor was elected vicepresident and JEFFERSON. Scott Pidgeon was re-elected treasurer.

Named to three-year terms as directors were Dwight Brooke, Ray Nyemaster and James Windsor. Julian C. Brody was elected to fill one of an unexpired term on the board. Dwight Easter Funeral Friday Services will be at Dunn's Funeral home at 1 p. m.

Friday for Dwight R. Easter, former East High school commercial teacher, who died at Oakland, Monday night. The Rev. Marvin O. pastor of University Christian church.

will officate. Masonic services will follow. Burial will be at Ewart, Ia. Pallbearers will be Carl White, Blaine Hill, Frank Sharratt, Al Lause, Kenneth. Stratton and James E.

McCulloch. Mr. Easter died of a heart attack following double pneumonia. He was ill less than a week. Born in Montezuma, he was graduated from high school there.

He received a bachelor of arts degree at the State University of Iowa and a master of gree at the University of Southern California. Mr. Easter left Des Moines in 1946, after 19 years at East High school, to teach at Compton Junior college, Compton, Cal. He taught at Greybull, and before coming to Des Moines. He was a member of University Christian church.

His mother Mrs. Samuel Easter, died in Des Moines in August, 1944. 'he been To Start New Film Actress Ingrid Bergman will leave Rome, Italy, for Paris, France, next week to begin work on her first film since her marriage to the Italian produce rector, Roberto Rosselini. The movie, "Europe 1951," will be directed by Rossellini. Albert Burnett Services Friday Services for Albert E.

Burnett, 77, of 2211 E. Ninth a lifelong resident of Des Moines, will be at 10:30 a. m. Friday a at Hamilton's Funeral home, with burial at Glendale cemetery. He died at Iowa Lutheran hospital Tuesday evening of complications following an operation.

He had been ill 10 months. Mr. Burnett was clerk of Evening Star Camp No. 3134, Modern Woodmen of America, for 45 years and was a member of Moingona Masonic lodge. Surviving are his wife, Maud; a daughter, Mabel A.

Burnett, teacher at Cattell school: a son, Frank W. Burnett, Des Moines: a sister, Minnie A. Burnett, Fletcher, N. and three brothers, William H. Burnett, of Leon; Newell C.

Burnett, Des Moines, and Dr. L. R. Burnett, Dayton, Ohio. Moines Reaister Page Apr.

26, 1951 BOY, 18, FINED $50 ON SPEED An 18-year-old youth was fined $50 Municipal Judge Howard W. Brooks Wednesday afternoon when he pleaded guilty of speeding 63 miles an hour in a 35-mile zone. The youth, James Bradley of 4805 Avenue Frederick M. Hubbell, was issued the traffic ticket a short time before he entered his plea. Patrolman Harold Cunningham claimed he clocked Bradley at the speed charged on E.

Euclid avenue between Cornell and Bowdoin streets. P. Charles Williamson, of Ankeny, was found guilty of speeding 81 miles an hour in A 20-mile zone and fined $11 by Judge Brooks. Patrolman Charles Jordan testified he gave Williamson a ticket Apr. 18 after trailing him on Second avenue from Short street to University avenue.

William Sampson Dies at Age of 87 Ora Sampson, 87, died Wednesday night at the Goodwin home, 512 S. E. Fifth st. resident of Des Moines 13 years, Mr. Sampson was born at Gratz, Ky.

He formerly lived at Evanston, Ill. He was a deacon of the Union Baptist church. Surviving are a son, George Sampson of Des Moines, and a daughter, Mrs. Armilda Pettiford of Muncie, Ind. Services will be at 2 p.

m. Friday at the L. Fowler Son Funeral home, with burial at Glendale cemetery, Single Red Elected As All Japan Votes TOKYO, JAPAN (P) Japan had one Communist mayor Wednesday. He was the only one of several hundred Red candidates to win as 192 major cities and 6,884 towns and villages held municipal elections Monday. patted, and kissed But I've Learned This Business and I'm Going to the Top!" THE UNCONVENTIONAL SUCCESS STORY of woman who made good with plunging necklineand the morals of a tigress! for You 1 Wholesale STARRING SUSAN HAYWARD DAN DAILEY WITH ACADEMY AWARD WINNER GEORGE SANDERS HIT BIG YOUR HEART and Rhythm the THRILL SAM JAFFE RANDY STUART Latin STARTS TODAY With ESTELITA RODRIGUEZ PARAMOUNT and INGERSOLL KRNT THEATER TONIGHT ONLY AT 8:15 P.M.

IN PERSON -STARS of the GRAND FROM The Texas Troubadours Carl Amith Annie Lou and Danny Stringbean RECORDING SIRS and many others SEATS AT THEATER NEW UTICA Res. $1.80, Gen. Adm. $1.20 (tax inel.) Call 4-7162 to order by phone READ THE WANT AD PAGES. THEATER CLOCK (Thursday's starting times as provided by theater managers.) DES MOINES- -You're In the Navy Now-12, 2, 4, 6:05, 8:05, 10:10.

INGERSOLL- -Cuban 5:15, 8:25. I Can Get It For You Wholesale- 3:30, 6:40, 9:50. KRNT THEATER Grand Ole ORPHEUM- Only the 4:05, 7:05, 10. Footlight Varieties-12, 3, 6, 9, PARAMOUNT- Get It For You 4:15, 7:15 10:15. Cuban Fireball-12, 2:55, 5:55, 8:55.

ROCKET- -Bedtime for 3:50, 7, 10. Hit Parade of 2:20, 5:30, 8:40, ROOSEVELT -You're In the Navy Now-2, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55, 9:55. STRAND -Lightning Strikes 4:05, 7, 9:55. Forbidden 2:55, 5:50, 8:40. Charles R.

Smith Rites Saturday PLEASANTVILLE, Services will be in the Methodist church here Saturday at 2 p. m. for Charles R. Smith, 72, retired farmer, who died in the hospital here Tuesday night. A retired farmer in this area, he lived in Des Moines from 1924 to 1949 and had lived here with 8 son for 2 years.

Survivors are two sons, Paul N. and Edward W. Smith, two sisters and brother. Thomas L. Turrall, Detroit, Dies at 44 Thomas L.

Turrall, 44, former Des Moines resident, died of 8 heart attack Wednesday morning in Detroit, according to word received here by Roy C. Woolman, public school director of industrial education. Mr. Turrall was a son of the late Charles D. Turrall, a teacher in the Des Moines public school industrial arts department.

Born in Manchester, England, he attended school in Des Moines. Surviving are two brothers, Owen, of Detroit; James, of Providence, R. and sister, Edith, Keasey Receives 30 Days for Theft N. A. Keasey, 2207 Maple was sentenced to 30 days in jail when he pleaded guilty Wednesday before Municipal Judge Charles S.

Cooter to larceny from an automobile. Keasey was alleged by police to have stolen a flashlight from an automobile here Apr. 16. Why Hasn't Any Man Ever Proposed to You Do you have a male friend? If so, will he-do they always stop short of proposing marriage? Are you one of the eight common types of "nice girls" that men don't take to the altar? To know that you are a "type" will help solve the problem changing. Don't miss "The Women Men Don't Marry." May Coronet Now on sale in the Youre Navy Now, of Minneapolis, Minn.

Today DES MOINES ROOSEVELT Its the oceans of laughter story of the Skipper and the ship that made the Atlantic wish it was the Pacific! mm 41c to 2 50c to 6 GARY COOPER GREER Aboard Snafu 4 that went puffin' and snortin' to glory HILARIOUSLY FUNNY! wit Millard MITCHELL Eddie ALBERT JOHN McINTIRE RAY COLLINS DICK ERDMAN JACK WEBS HARRY VON ZELL Pus Color Cartoon the Elephant Mouse" and Sportsreel "TEE GIRLS" LATE WORLD NEWS SHOCKING Action with, Packed Drama! Ruth LIGHTNING A MERCEDES RICHARD TWICE ZACHARY HICKMAN. WOULD Spine-Tingling Adventure! to have do the what nerve YOU "FORBIDDEN JUNGLE" did on she "'Forrest Taylor doy? wedding Don Harvey Now! STRAND -DES MOINES SOUTHEAST Theatre IOWA'S Boxoffice Open 6:45 Jammed With Thrills! Speed and Glamour! CLARK GABLE BARBARA STANWYCK "TO PLEASE A LADY" 2nd Hit "Special Agent" Special Picnic SUPPERS CARS PLAYGROUND FREE! CHILDREN UNDER 12 35e til 6 NOW! ROCKET HILAND AT MEATRE ALL RES UPTOWN THIS IS A DIAN MONKEY MOHANS IS THIS PAPPA! MAMMA A BEDTIME FOR BONZO Ronald REAGAN Diana LYNN IDEA RAMEST WALTER LESSE SINCE and Introducing BONZO PLUS CO-HIT! Hit Parade of MCDONALD 7 1951 CARROLL MARIE smash ESTELITA tunes! GIANT 3 UNIT SHOW IOWA Now Showing "HITLER'S LIFE" Eva Braun's private poser! Wild Nasi parties! FILM PRODUCED BY HITLER'S TRUE AUTHENTIC CAPTURED PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHER. PICTURES ME NEVER DREAMED THE WORLD WOULD SEE! plus SMASHING NAIR-RAISING EXPOSE! PASSIONS I PAYMENT THE GESTAPO! Betrayal of a million women! Plus "SLAVES OF STALIN" Stain Wax Staining War EASTOWN NOW, THRU Errol Patrice Wymore In "ROCKY MOUNTAIN' STRANGE VARSITY NOW LINCOLN thru ALL 3 THEATRES THE MARINES WHO FOUGHT TO THE LAST FOX HOLE Richard WIDMARK TECHNICOLOR REGINALO WALTER. PALANCE Plus Action Co-Hit HUNTED JAMES the dreaded Gunfire Don BARRY- Robert LOWERY PAMELA MARE VERNON TOWN Tasty Plenie DRIVE IN Served Suppers Theatre Nitely! On Highway 6 East of Town! Boxoffice Open 6:30 Forrest Tucker Bruce Cabot In Color 'ROCK ISLAND TRAIL' FUN CO-HIT ROY ACUFF Lulu Belle Scotty 'Sing Neighber Sing' CARS AND CHILDREN FREE! CARPORT NOW 40c Showing 'til 2 Bit and LOCUST RKO-ORPHEUM 4 2822 2 HITS NEW From Adventure's Most Stirring Chapters! GREGORY PECK NLY THE VALIANT LIE BARBARA PAYTON- WARD BOND ON ON LEOM JACK PAAR The SPORTSMEN' -Plus 2nd LIBERACE A Dream-Bill of Super His Orchestra 14 HEADLINE ACTS I HARMONICAS Vaudeville on the Screen! and VARIETIES JERRY FRANKIE many other MURAD'S CARVE The New FOREST COINEMA BORN YESTERDAY Indy HOLLIDAY William HOLDEN Broderick CRAWFORD Hi: "WYOMING MAIL" IN TERHNICOLOR FAMILY Wm. Bendix In "KILL.

THE Also Great Story of Horse In Color "PALOMINO" Also Comedy Starts 7 p. m. BEAVER Alan Ladd Mona Freeman BRANDED Plus Kirby Grant In DOG" 25c Noon 4 GRAND: Richard In "HALLS OF MONTEZUMA" Ray Bolger and LAUGH Davis "MAKE MINE.