The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 18

DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER JUNE 12, 1949. Gordon Gammack of the times, division of life on the campus: Last Tuesday, schedule of Jack W. Phillips of West. Des CIGNS Moines, an engineering student at Iowa State college, went something like this: 9:30 a. mo -Completed a final examination.

9:85 a.m. -Received a message that he'd better hustle to the Mary Greeley hospital; also this message from his wife: "Tell him to bring his books along to study." 10:19 a.m.-His first child. a son, was born. 10:50 a.m. -Saw his baby and wife.

11:00 a.m. Resumed studying. 1:30 p.m. Started taking another final exam. 4:00 p.m.

Visited his wife briefly, 4:30 p. m. Resumed studying. 7:30 p.m.- Started his third final exam of the day. Phillips is the son of the W.

C. Phillips of West Dea Moines. What particularly impressed his mother was the fact that the young wife was thinking 4 about the need for Jack to continue his studying only a few minutes before she was delivered of her baby. (AIUS W. WRIGHT, receiving clerk at a Den Moines hotel, was homeward bound on A University curbliner shortly after 11 p.

m. one day last week. He saw a man board the curbliner, both of his arms filled with bundles. The man leaned over the coin box and let drop a token that he'd had between his teeth. THOEVER compiled the pamphlet, "Good Salads," which has been put out, by Iowa college, must have a prejudice against garlic.

There's not a single mention of garlic in all the recipes for dressing Word reaching Iowa from Washington is that Senator Guy Gillette isn't in the best of health, though it's not said to he seriDILA The matrons of St. Elizabeth's guild who are sponsoring An "ice cream social" on vacant 1 lot at. Thirty-first street and Grand avenue today, cidentally missed the boat. If they'd scheduled the affair one week later, it would have cashed in on GAMMACK. the crowds visiting the governor's mansion at Twenty-ninth and Grand.

The governor's home will be open for public inspection next Saturday and Sunday. Ta Des Moines party the other A suddenly took a pair of across the room and RUINOUSLY next morning, the matron's friends her act. What they didn't know ted up with the suit in question; the last time, and that he'd It as a gag. evening, a widely known matron scissors from her pocketbook, walked CUT A MAN'S VEST. The were on the telephone, discussing was that the man was thoroughly that he'd decided to wear it for suggested to the matron that she cut T'D LIKE to have seen this: The body of Don Fouts' brother WAR brought.

home to Estherville from Belgium where he'd been killed in 1945. Don Fouta, an Estherville vegetable dealer, tells the rest of the story: "Part. of the services were held in Fairmont, and the burial was here at Estherville. On the way to Estherville, there was quite a long procession and 95 per cent of the cars 106 met pulled off to the side of the highway and stopped and not one attempted to pass us. What really made us feel good was to see a farmer get off his tractor and stand with his cap over his heart until the whole procession passed.

People aren't so bad after all, are they THIS MACHINE AGE. A dents mark their examination paper. These papers are then that scientifically each course, to this type question: grades, (b) a Republican; (c) a Socialist. WALLING ALL old-timers in C. ing reading its The centennial, Register I'd for like a the you think you can qualify, or if let me know right away.

Now, at several Iowa schools, stuanswers on special pieces of run through a special machine paper. This device applies only, of Harry Truman is (a) a Democrat; (d) A Tory. Iowa! Because this paper is observto find the lowan who has been greatest number of years. If you know of a candidate, please (Gammack's column appears daily in The Des Moines Tribune.) CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL SWIMS The police juvenile bureau Saturday announced a "get. tough" policy against swimming in unsupervised places, The order came after four boys were found bathing in the Dea Moines river.

Lt. Ralph Brophy, head of the bureau, the boys, three 10 and the other 9, were found plunging in the river near Birdland drive and Saylor road by Patrolman Arthur Bartholomew, of the river rescue squad. Brophy forbade the boys to swim anywhere within the elty until Aug. 10 and placed them on parole to Detective Nick Kerpon. They also were ordered to write 1,000 word essays on the subject of swimming In unsupervised spots.

"From now on we are going to hold parents personally re sponsible to see that their children swim only where there is supervision," Brophy said. "All youths arrested for illegal swimming from now on will be turned over to juvenile court officials." Iowa Vote In Congress From The Register's Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, D. C. -The following tabulation shows how senators from Iowa voted on important measures in congress last week. There were no roll-call votes in the house of representa-0 tives.

On amendment to reduce by $3,656,000 the appropriation for construction of embassies overseas, and increase by that Amount the appropriation for the Voice of America program. Amendment rejected 33-45. AGAINST THE AMENDMENT: Gillette (Dem.) and Hickeniooper Mrs. John Moses Funeral Monday Services for Mrs. John (Juan) Moses, 93.

of 4302 Scott will be at 2 p. m. Monday at Reorganized Church Latter Day Saints. Burial will be at Laurel Hill cemetery. Mra.

Moses died Thursday in her home of A cerebral hem: orrhage. She was a native of Queenbeck. Wales, England, and came to the United States MRA. MOSER. at the age of 9.

She lived in Des Moines 56 years. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Wesley Ash, Pocatello, Idaho, Mra. Chester Thompsor of Clinton and Mrs. Alvin Peterson of Youngstown, and Mrs.

Ivan Brown, Brush Prairie, one son, Alex Moses, San Francisco, one brother, David Nicholas, Wichita, one sister, Mrs. George Rinker of Colfax; 17 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Mrs. Figgins, 77, Taken by Death Saylor and Myers families, both early Polk settlers. She had lived in Den Moines 29 years.

She WA.3 a member of Grace Methodist church. Surviving are her husband and one sister, Mrs. Adda Kilmer, Chanute, Kan. Services will be at 10 a. m.

Monday at Dahlstrom Funeral home, followed by graveside services at 2:30 p. m. at Sharon Hill cemetery, Kalona. Mra. Frank Figgina, 77, of 2210 University died Saturday at Oak Knolls Nursing home after lengthy illness.

Mrs. Figgina, a native of Iona, WAR a descendant of the GREEN COLONIAL OWNERS RECOMMEND as Known COLONIAL( the Best Furnace Best Known and in CLEAN NEAT-COMFORT-LESS FUEL COST lowa MRS. JENNIF F. HALL, WASHINGTON, IOWA, says: My COl- ONTAL furnace is a clean furnace, and doesn't streak my walls above the registers. It is very economIcal on fuel and requires no attention at all." See Your Local COLONIAL Dealer SEND COUPON FOR FACTS ON COLONIAL'S 1 CLEAN, ECONOMICAL HEATING GREEN COLONIAL COAL OIL GAS FURNACES STORERS BLOWERS OIL BURNERS More Asking Rent Boosts In New Law Petitions from landlords for rent.

increases under the new federal rent law are increasing steadily, John Beller, Des Moines area rent director, said Saturday. Approximately 200 were filed at the rent office in May, increase of at least 50 over April, first month under the new law, he added. "Coming Faster." "They are coming in even er this month," declared Beller. Approximately 38 per cent of the requests for rent increases have come under the "fair net operating income" feature of the new law, Beller said. The federal housing expediter has determined that net operating income fair, Beller plained, when, "in the case of small structure, it does not.

fall below 25 per cent of the annual income and, in the case of a large structure, 1 it does not fall below 20 per cent of annual income." small structure has four units or less; a large structure has five units or Beller cited as an example basement apartment of three rooms and private bath which had been renting for $41 1 a month. The landlord petitioned for an increase and was granted $47.25 monthly under the fair net operating income clause. Other grounds on which a landlord may petition for increased rentals are an increase in services, increased occupancy and major capital improvements. These three and several other grounds for seeking additional rent are on the same petition blank. An increase In services means additional furniture, furnishings or equipment.

For example, A landlord who installs An electric refrigerator and provides the electricity to operate it customarily is granted a $4 monthly increase in rent, Belller explained. Requesta for adjustmenta on the grounds of increased occupancy come most frequently from landlords who rent sleeping rooms, he said. Extra Occupants. If a room has been renting for $4 weekly to a single occupant, the landlord may petition for an increase for an extra occupant, he explained. Major capital improvements a re defined as "structural changes," such as the addition of rooms.

The rent office recently increased the monthly rental from $43 to $54 on a three-room, sharethe-bath apartment which was improved to include private bath, new kitchen sink and builtin cabineta, new automatic water heater and new stoker furnace, Beller said. Beller also called attention to the fact that the new purchaser of a rental property in required law to fill in a blank at the rent office reporting the change in identity of landlord. This is required, he explained, so that the rent office has a record of ownership of the property and the new landlord may learn the rental status of the property. WHAT! HOT WATER Packaged. in- -Glass? ELECTRICALLY! Yes! For every hot -water use in home- -cleaner, purer, autoyour matic hot water.

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It is bad practice to watch the opposite corner for the yellow light in order to get the "jump" on other motorists. In some places you will notice that there is no yellow light hetween the red and the green, but only between the green and the red. The purpose of the yellow between the green and the red in to help the driver who is caught by the change of light and is unable to stop in time. It you watch the opposite corner and start on the yellow light, you may crash with a car on the intersecting street. If you are slowing down for a red light and it.

changes to green just as you reach the corner, proceed cautiously, Some driver on the intersecting street may be trying to "beat the light." This sort of driver is a constant source of trouble but he may HICKENLOOPER TO TALK HERE Bourke B. Hickenlooper, United States senator from Iowa, will be guest speaker at the annual banquet of the Order of DeMolay Saturday at Hotel Kirkwood. The banquet will close the twoday program of the 1949 Iowa conclave which opens here Friday at the Dea Moines consistory. Bob Olhausen, Spencer, master councilor, will preside, Approximately 300 members from 45 chapters will attend the meeting at which the Alverson chapter of Des Moines will be host. Registration will open At 8:30 m.

Friday at the con- sistory. Mayor Heck Ross will speak at the opening session at 10 a. m. The Degree of Chevalier will be conferred at 4 and the Legion of Honor and the Cross of Honor will be presented at 8 p. m.

On Saturday, state officers will be elected and installed. A grand ball will follow the banquet. Veterans Problems Veterans cause considerable damage 1 to othera before fate catches up with his smartness. The safe driver is always on the lookout for unsafe or reckless drivers. Clara Branner Dies on Coast Mrs.

Clara Wilson Branner, 61. former Des Moines resident, died Thursday in her home at dena, following a long illness, it has been learned by relatives here. Mrs. Branner was born in Des Moines and lived here until 1935 when she moved to California. She was a member of St.

Paul's Episcopalian church, Surviving Are her husband, Radolph; A sister, Esther Wilson, and a son. John, all of Pasadena; and three brothers, Charles, Pasadena, and Alex and James, both of Des Moines. Services and cremation were Saturday in Pasadena. The remains will be brought to Des Moines for burial in the Wilson family plot at Glendale Masonic cemetery. Personal questions will be Tribune Bureau of Veterans Affairs.

ture are discussed each week in THE BONUS More than 000 Iowa veterans bonus applicationa have been processed and are ready for check writing, bonus board officials report. Forms now are being received in fairly good shape, officials said, and are improved greatly from the incomplete returna received the first few weeks forms were made available. So far, 200,000 applicants have sent forms in. Besides the 11,000 fully processed, 25,000 forms have been screened. The board reports the average bonus now atands at $396, a decline from a high of $412 several weeks ago.

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The court meets Tuesday for its June session and will hand down several opinions. Arguments challenging the constitutionality of the law were submitted to the court in May. Whether a decision will he made now on the bonus law and decision will be has what, that, disclosed. AMPUTEE CARS DEADLINE -Iowa's seriously disabled World War IT veterans have only until June 30 to apply for vehicles under the government amputee car programs. Forms can be obtained from any veterans istration center.

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