The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 14

1 i rK5 MOTNKS RK.OTSTKR 1. 195. A Merry Moment in Churchill's Campaign THE DAY'S RECORD Thft Weather. Kationins: Calendar. YOUNKERS Casual Colony si -rv jV FOR FRIDAY.

JINK 1. J94.V L'V'L Partly elnurlv with sraueredi today: cooler Saturday; con-! 'nuM winflv. IOWA Partly rlAudv with woaHprcl showers and thunderstorms today and: 'n at ortion Saturday Cooler in nd fxrrpmp west pomonai Cooler Saturday. Continued Rt.n STAMPS YS. Z5.

A2. B2. C2 and L2 teca.me valid Jan. 28. good through June E2.

K2. G2. H2 and J2 valid Mar. 4 through June Kl, 1.2. M2.

N2 and VI valid Apr. 1 thrniiKh July Q2 through tj'2 valid May 1 thrnuuh I Aus V2 through Z2 valid June 1 throuKh Sew. I Markets pay 4 cents and 2 red points per pound for used fats. KM f. STAMPS H2.

J2, K2. L2 and M2 valid since Feh. 1. Rood through June I 2: N2 throiiRh S2, valid Mar. 1 throiiBh June T2.

U2. V2. W2 and X2 valid I Apr. 1 through July 31: Y2. Z2.

At. Bll and CI valid Mar 1 through Aug. 31 Dl through HI valid June 1 through 'i i Sept KlYitR STAMPS No. 35 became valid The Tommie Austin Fib. 1.

good through June 2. Stamp No. valid tnrougn ufi. i LUNOI-C'oudy with shower! and hundtr'irms in north nd fair in today. Saturday partly rloudy w-th scattered Warmer north today; continued warm Saturn a v.

MINNESOTA Showers and thunder or rn f5 rrwlav. Saturday mostly rloudy with fhoers in southeast and extreme f'. Continued cool. Continued windy. Nr'RHASKA Partly rloudy with ew ratred thundershowers Kriday; some-rrKiler cnt and centra! fortiori; irttle rhnnSP In ternieratiir Saturday 1 S.Ol f.

I PartU cioudy today with thundershowers irt extreme -rnrtn trn becoming llirealen-trr north tYtis afternoon. J.itlle arce in temperature. PAKOTA Ciourlv today, with -ar'er-d snowers south and east por'ions, cooler. isr -v4 i You Saw in Mademoiselle other stamji win ownme vaini J. Mini; STAMPS Stamps No.

1 and 3 on the airplane sheet in Book arej good indefinitely. Next atamp become valid Aui; tMll.l The stx 15A coupons good for four gallons each, became valid Mar. 22 and are valid through June 21. The lfiA coupons become valid June 22 for six gallons each. Brt and C6 and B7 and C7 coupons good for five gallons each.

Ration boards will accept applications for increased rations beginning June 11. H'KI. Wl--Period 1. 2, 3, 4 and 5 coupons expire Aug. pv? MO'NK? WEATHF.R DATA )(1R THl RSIHl.

MAI 31. ISM.S. PV XL S. WEATHER BfREAl'. Keadincs taken at airport office.

HOURLY TKMPERATCRES: a 66. 2 p. Des Moines Deaths. 6o 3 p. 4 p.

7.95 i If NEOFOTIST Mrs. Jlarie. 55. of 71 Forty-second Thursday at Iowa Methodist. CONNELLY Mrs.

Katherine. 68. of Knoxville. Thursday at Mercy. .65 .61 2 a.

m. 3 a. m. 4 a. m.

5 a. m. a. m. 5 p.

m. lk.feaaitai"' fn mm in ntiiliMfr' 1 p. m. 7 p. m.

8 p. 9 p. m. a. m.

62 .63 a a A photographer catches Mrs. inston Chun lull laughing heartily at a humorous incident at Chigwell, Kngland, as she accompanied the prime minister on his current campaign tour. 6 Hi p. 6 11 30 a. 11 I.

1 2 noon 3 p. ro Midnight 71 2 1 a. 70 2 a. AS Temperatures after 7 p. m.

are as registered on The Register's and are not included in utie sta- Des Moines Births. Son to: l.t. and Mrs. C. H.

Oldfather. 2706 Heliotrope drive, at Iowa Methodist. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Culbert.

1610 Washington at Iowa Methodist. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Felice, 123 E. Livingston at Mercy.

Ilaughtcr to: Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lowrey, 810 Pavne road, at Mercy. Mr.

and Mrs. James Pickett, 328 Thirtv-seventh at Mercy. Technician Fourth Grade and Mrs. Lewis A. Nelson.

2731 Fifty-sixth at Barren's Maternity hospital. POPCORN PRICE ACTION HALTED II mi i is tNM mi ml A sun-loving corton, ripe for right now Dan River fabric fashioned with Tommit Austin's usual finesse. Bow neckline, white pique trim and novel rv buttons. In wondrous summer shades of coral, green, grey, pink, or blue. Sizes 10 to 18.

on the cob at the shelled corn prices, even though the deductions were made in the final transaction. Representative Jensen said he understood that, some fiflO farmers are involved, rather than 38. 70. 65 ir-s below sriesr at 2 l.rwest at 4 :30 a. m.

Veoe, NoTra! Flr( rcumulaied deficiencv since May ccurriuiaTed excess since 1 PRECIPITATION 24 bours ending 7 p. i Thursday 141 239 stood, was credited with a shelling cost of five Vents a bushel and a percentage deduction for the weight of the cobs was figured into the final price paid the farmers. The ceiling price for unshelled popcorn is $3.68 per hundred pounds, and the ceiling is $5 for the same amount of shelled corn. Kelieves 500 Involved. The question to be decided is whether OPA regulations were violated when the corn was sold .99 Polk Licenses to Wed.

John Marshal. Des Moines, 26 ZdAtdl Colony: Second lloor; West mi ii By Marr McGaffin. (Of The Register's Washington Bureau.) WASHINGTON, D. 6. Protests here by Representative Ben Jensen, Exira Republican, brought a halt Thursday to action against 38 Fremont, county farmers ac Tr.ra tnis month to date 6 32 Norma! thin month to date 4.56 Tota: Jan.

1 to date 1 76 No-mal Jan. 1 to date 1 1 .44 Accumulated excess since Jan. 1 7.32 FelsiWe humidity 7 a 94: 7pm 75 Sunrise tooav 5:41 a. m. Sunset p.

m. A VKAR chest temperature in ris Moines. .77 Lrest temperature in Fs Moines .58 There was .07 of an inch of rain. 50 AIl STANiiS FOR SWKDKX. INGLE WOOD, CAL.

(U.P.t-Fifty P-51 Mustang fighter planes have been sold to Sweden. North American Aviation officials revealed Thursday. Mona Thompson St. Louis, Mo 22 1 Charles J. Smith.

Des Moines, and ..21 I Margaret Fern Morris. Des Moinea 18: Finer Schnoor. Des Moines, and 23 Violet Bass. Des Moines 19 R.obert O. Norman.

Des Moines, 22 Dorothv Alice Frowick. Des Moines 21 George Peterson, Des Moines, and Maybelle C. Shuman. Des Moines Legal Ken Wallace, Des Moines, ami Velma Maurine Stoneking, Des Moines Legal Phases. Furnished by Drake Municipal observa-.

"3: Full moon May 26 to June 2. incl'isive. Moon sets today. 8:57 a. m.

Moon rises today. 1 1 :09 p. m. Mommc stars Mars, Mercurv and Veri': stars Jupiter and Saturn. Seek Divorces.

Bernice vs. Jesse C. Baccus. Anna Marie vs. Charles K.

Clapper. Jack D. vs. F.stelle Taylor. Kasson L.

vs. Margaret E. Avery. George A. vs Dixie F.

Rouse. Edna vs. John E. Hewitt. F.ya Marv rs.

William B. Jones, sr. Karl I. vs. Bernice C.

Bruce. Lillian E. vs. Myron K. Klockentager.

1.50 Tre tahie of a s- lected list i higtu-M I low- 1 wt American cities shows ia temperature during Thursday emperature during the day. cipitation last 24 hfiurs in inche Cj pre- A STERN (C I .01 i A 94 55 63 69 Obtain Divorces. Frances from Owen Spencer. Margaret A. from Doss K.

Fitch. Constance from Henry Allen Weston. Mabel Coan from Donald M. Spencer. Where's the Fire? A.

M. 1 1 :55 823 Maury st. I'. M. 2:05 Fourth and Walnut autn.

cused of selling popcorn in violation of office of price administration (OPA) ceiling regulations. OPA officials here promptly called a halt to further action by the district office at Omaha, UNTIL THE MATTER COULD BE INVESTIGATED. John A. Garfinkle, grocery foods division chief, said most of the facts in the case had been obtained and a decision as to whether proceedings against the Fremont county farmers are to continue or be dropped will be made WITHIN A DAY OR TWO. County Officials Protested.

Representative Jensen said he asked that an investigation be made after he had received complaints from John S. Redd, Fremont county attorney, and A. S. Christopher, county sheriff. He said he understood the farmers had contracted to sell their popcorn last December, but that the ceiling for shelled popcorn was lowered before delivery was made.

Farmers now, he said, are charged Fuffalo New York Ph Wasnmston A h- re A ma Fl Pas-. Fr-t Wnr-h cksonvil'e Miami New Orleans San Anionic 8 2 .91 98 91 .92 from the Budget Shop EAST CENTRAL. Crboridale Shoe, Shoe, Baby .12 C-icseo Oveiand Cincnrati 89 0 59 78 54 60 4 r.rand Rapids Gree- Bav Make 'em In a Jiffy 4 .03 10 08 .02 Hrtf i i 70 42 55 53 60 69 60 64 69 76 69 72 71 69 65 49 48 52 43 42 41 53 40 42 .36 4 1 30 34 54 36 72 7 69 65 66 62 49 47 39 46 54 47 5 3 4 9 4 5 56 53 54 55 53 4 3 56 1 na poiis 75 54 c-rard Rapids 60 Marquette 42 sukee 47 Ste Mt'! 52 Traverse City 53 WEST CENTRAL. B'swurck "1 Duuth 43 Kansas C'ty s.5 iearolis 54 Oklahoma City 87 Orcsra 83 Lous 88 ElOUX City 78 MOl'NTAIN. Ickes Denounces Nisei Case Ruling, WASHINGTON, D.

C. Secretary of the Interior Harold! Ickes-Thursday criticized the disposition by a Parlier, justice: of the peace of a Japanese-Ameri-! can shooting incident. Ickes said Levi Multanen, a i Parlier rancher, received a six-j month suspended sentence after admitting he fired four shots into; the home of Charles Iwasaki, an evacuee. The secretary said Multanen; told the court he fired the shots in the belief his nephew had been killed by Japanese in the South' Pacific. He said he received letter the next day from the nephew.

"If California has any law by which it can demote this justice! of the peace, it should do so im-'; mediately," Ickes declared. 1 1 01 i02 Sunder Just buy the complete kit and sew them together. Leather parts are cut and punched ready for hand stitching. The cord and ribbon are included too. Wonder fu little soft sole shoes to make for baby.

Sizes 2 and 3 Art Needlework: Fourth Floor; Wet A riuouerque 7 1 r.o,se with violating the ceiling regulation. Deny Change Involved. At OPA headquarters, it was denied that the change in the ceiling price was involved in the complaints. Information received from the district office at Omaha, it was said, indicated that the fanners sold their corn on the cob, but received the price fixed for shelled popcorn. The buyer, it was under 74 Cheer.ne 63 6 3 67 Tener Piavre Helena Pueblo tail Lake City 7 6 7 3 .77 .67 .05 Stripes and prints predominate in a grand group of cool summer cottons casual, wearable styles so typical of Betty Hartford.

Misses' and Women's Sizes PACIFIC. 79 Ins Arseies 7 2 Portland 67 Par Tiiego 68 peatt 6 4 frxksre 75 Yuma 86 mm. 6.95 SCHOOL'S OUT It's Time for Play svx 7" lu nl JMf IIP I The summer sun is shining and ready to give Happjr feet are reflected in happy faces. So exercise yoar out that healthy, sunny glow get out of doors in these extra special Cjirls bhop togs and have a summer of fun. i i I.

red, gold and grey predominating, self ruffle trim on blous front. Sizes 12 to 20. a iv hi LvH toes. Walk around room irt bare fert first on toes then on beds: Strengthens feet muscles; Bend tle toes and the whole foot inward to exercise the muscles that support the archu b. One-piece casual print in all over floral design.

Green, pink, gold or blue backgrounds, surplice blouse closing, skirt buttons down front. to 24(2. "Cotton Twosome' in ORDERS WE LCOMf) Yonnl'rvr fiudfirt Shop: Second Hior; Wet On removing slioes; knead muscles to stimulate circulation impart that relaxed feeling: i i WEAR DR. LOCKE SHOES "Sailor Girl'' ravon gabardine slack suit, sailor collar. Red, green or gold.

Sizes 7 to 14. 12.95 "Cotton Twosome" cotton blouse in white with embroidery trim. 7 to 14. 2.25 Cotton floral printed skirt in yellow, aqua, pink or blue. 7 to 14.

1.V8 for Irt-' rntrL, Itciff A Did rrm krvrvw that Dr. I-ocke SI roes, designed" br the famiis doctor hiinsclf are made over lays for diflerfnt fxt 1 problems. The one best suited tc g. a yt- Sun Time'' ravon gabardine sun dress, evelrt trim around top and on pocket. Red, blur, gold or aqua.

Sizes 7 to 14. your necU mens joytms relief from aching feet rnenj a thrilling cxperieice in fKX com fort. Couic iu iooaj irfW it 1 Shank's Marc by I. Miller Your Pet Thoroughbred In brown, black or white for summer 12.95 7 1 1 Sun lime -T'-' 1,1,1,1 White or Black Calf Girls' Shop: I hird Flwr; Fat Dr. J.oihe Shoe See turn Miller Shoe: Second floor; Last YOUNKERS YOUNKERS BASEMENT YOUNKERS.