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THURSDAY 18. 1942. 2f J'AGK TWENTY-SIX DES MOINES TRIBUNE. INSTRUCTION 12 Daily Iowa Almanac and men for greater opportunities for daily Mass, tho archbishop said, adding that they had given evidenco of their desire to sacrifice their afternoon recreation hour to attend Mass and receive Holy Communion. "WHERE SHALL WE GO?" 7 CLUB 100 PRESENTS ANOTHER ALL-STAH SHOW.

Hattie Noel The "Mammy" of Unr.cns of Movies RUBY RING Acrobstlo Dancing at lis Best. Gene Clayton Mngla and Dunclng. Dine Often at Club 100. Rise and Fall Of an Officer By the United Press.) The story of the ri.se and fall of ooe German officer in Poland was diseloned Thursday In a series of personal Utters smuggled out of Germany and made public by the Polish information center in New York. Written by Lieut.

Friedrich Toll from Warsaw to his cousin, Ilel- muth Toll, who was ill in Ger many, they said in part: FIRST LETTER: "I wish you had been here when we came in. We spared nobody and nothing-. Wherever we saw a Polish head we struck it regardless of whether it was black or gray, male or fe male. We starved them out. We marched through ruins like men inspired.

I was given a billet near Marszalkowska st. (one of Warsaw's principal streets). SECOND LETTER: "There is no doubt we are completely subduing the Polish race. We will eliminate all antagonistic elements, liberals, nationalists, everything. We will shoot them all.

The rest, the great stupid mass of people, will obey us. TI11KI LETTER: "I write in haste. I have been working hard. There are certain subversive elements at work among these Poles. Today there was an assassination.

One of our majors was shot. We arrested everybody in the locality, about 13 men and two women, and shot them all. I trust we shall have no more trouble from Polish fanatics." FOURTH "I work day and night. There seems to be an epidemic of extremist outrages but we are wiping that out." FIFTH LETTER: "More upheavals! Today somebody fired a shot at me. I reported it and you may rest assured reprisals were taken." SIXTH LETTER: "It is I now who write you from bed of pain.

It happened in Marszalkowska st. I may say we had been warned not to go out alone after dark. Many of our officers and men have been foully murdered. "I hard been at a cafe. Just outride, a man whose face I rould not see said: 'Lieutenant Toll I said, 'Yes.

And then he shot me in the left side. My landlady and her family were questioned and denied complicity, but they were shot. "I am very sick, so now we are fellow invalid-, lleil Hitler." SEVENTH LETTER: "Because of me 10 hostages have been shot. 1 thought you would like to hear this." Cousin Helmuth never received an eighth letter. But here is this fragment of an official report: "Lieut.

Friedrich Toll died today as a result of wounds inflicted by an unknown terrorist in Marszalkowska." C. V. Holsinger Dies at Ames (The Tribune's Iowa News Service.) AMES, IA. Funeral services will be held here at 2 p. m.

Friday for C. V. Holsinger, 69, a member of the Iowa State college extension service since 1918, who died Wednesday. Following services here the body will be taken to Kansas City, for burial. Holsinger, a graduate of Kansas State college, was active in extension work in Kansas and taught school in Milwaukee before coming here.

He is survived by his widow, three sons. Commander Holsinger, Washington, D. Lt. Col. G.

L. Holsinger, Vallcjo, and Lt. Col. James Holsinger, Wades-boro, N. C.

FOR VICTORY: Buy V. S. War Bonds, Stamps TODAY. Licenses to Wed in Iowa. r.I.K ltAI'IIIM Iitnae Ensel.

50. Ely. ana Kniily Morgan Roberts. 45; William luedernian, 21, and Ardlth Eheen, JR; Jam Harris. 19.

and Kathryn Uw, 21: Donald Yungmari. 21. and cnriatie 25. JUNTOS Joseph A. Carzney.

Mor rison, and Luella May, Clinton; jonn ji. jvitig ana reari c. jackson Clinton. IRKSCO James Perlnovsky. 25.

and Oenrgeue Komarrk, 18. Protlvln; William Irvln. 25. Waterloo, and Dolores M. Connolly.

2 J. Elma. DM Oil Ml William K. Cody, legal, Iowa City, and Margerle Frances Hlslop, Decorah. EI.IHUtA Roger L.

Kane, 2H. nnd Thelma Jacobaon. 20, both of Iowa Falls Kl.KADF.lt I.ouln Pah). 34, Inde pendence, and Carol Lee, 29, Strawberry Point: Lloyd Lenth. 23.

and Kern oelke, 23. both of Farniersburg Raymond F. Moore, 27, Lansing, and Helen Hefner, 24, Monona. KSTIIF.ll VI LLP Lester C. Bush, legal, and Janta Anderson, legal, both of Ksther-vllle.

FOHT MADISON William K. Yoder, KurllnKton. and Kuth K. Kieline. Fort Madison: Arnold liowell.

Fort Madison, and Doris Floyd, Burlington. NEVADA John R. Bent. 21. Ames.

and Ora Marie Boater, 19, Maxwell: Elmer Llndquist. 25. and 11a Edna Beese. 2J, both of Ames. SAC CITY Howard W.

Summers. 23. Sac City, and Barbara Jean Bickett. 21, Storm Lake; M. Raymond Hirtz, 26, Laurens, and Grace K.

Frevert, 22, Lake View; Marvin H. Will. 20. Holstein, and Phyllis Fierce, 20. Sac City.

I Licenses to Wed Outside of Iowa. ALBERT LEA. MINN. Laurence B. Ellingson.

Lake Mills, and Esther U. Olson. Kensett: Merrill Gilpin. Northwood, and Helen Marie Bund, Albert Lea, Minn. BETHANY.

MO. Verne A. Brltton. and Millie Underwood. Adair: Donald M.

Fleming. Cedar Rapids, and Marie Borgus. Milwaukee, Everest W. Johnson. Altoona.

and Doris S. Webber. Dea Moines: lornpv A. Klinefelter, Conrad, and Pearl Ferrell, Fort Dodge; Wlllard cuaningoerry. ues ana tdeila Reeves.

Lawrence, Wallace A. Mason, Kadclilte. and Lore lie Opalvedt, Nevada: Kermith Erlckson and Vera M. Billups. both of Des Moines; Raymond E.

I.arkin Oskaloosa. nnd Martha I. Ritchev. Des Moines; Cecil M. Sceaver and Lucille M.

Davis, both of Des Moines; Gerald A. Gates and Mary E. Johnson, both of Des Moines; Eusene Laird and Dorothy Pyle. both of Kellerton; Albert J. Loecke and Mabel D.

Swope, both of Marshalltown; David Kowe. Des Moines, ana wiuie Mae McCullough, West lies Moines; Albert Pol-hamus and Ruth Ghent, both of Laurel: Wayne Arvin Naser and Larraine Wood, both of Woden: James O. Garvin and Patricia Y. Woods, both of Des Moines: Clark E. Johnson and Paula Gertrude Rein- hart, both of Osceola; John Junior priest.

Kellerton. and Kstner jean ronson, i- catur; Claude Ellison and Alice Ritchie, both of Des Moines: John Donald Thomp son. Percival, and Edith Alberta Sturde-vant, Eagleville. Robert Crawford and Virginia Beard, both of Des Moines; lerry R. Eastman and Juantta L.

Wallace, both of Des Moines; Jerome Greenberic nnd Minerva Zelts, both of Ames; Max H. Spapgler and Kathryne Elliott, both of I 'rs Moines; Emery Gibson, Boone, nnd Vivian Moorman. Perrv: Guv Flewellltut and Alberta Frill, both of Cedar Rapids; Marvin Tonne and Elaine, Hams, both or Cedar Rapids; Keith Duane Bloom and myitis tierainine t-orri, ootn or innianoia; Arthur E. Burnell. Spokane.

and Mary L. Crawford, Indiannla: Clifford O. Vinnece. Humboldt, and Betty B. Green-way.

Fort DodKe; William A. Wilkin and Loretta Larson, both of Eagle Grove: Claude Baglev. Dows, and Manila Barry, Charlotte: Virgil Tempel. Kamrar, and Mary McDonald. Jewell; Roy H.

Scott and Mildred Bain both of Des Moines; James M. DfUton and Katherlns Farrier, both of Des Moines. Iowa Deaths. ATLANTIC Nick Welter. 75.

CAMBRIDGE William Stalker. 67. CKDAK RAPIDS Henrv F. Jones. re tired contractor, at Glendale.

Mrs Bertha Elisabeth Dotv. 50; Boise Wanner. 51. at Iowa City; John Baker. 57: Frank C.

Klrkpatrlck. 65; Henry Loufek, 56, ai rteno. nev. CLARION Zora Parsons, 72. CLINTON Mrs, William J.

West. 57. housewife. DAVENPORT Frank Zaul, 60. sales man.

DKCOR.AH Henrv Vick. 69. retired farmer. ELDORA William Marske. 99.

FORT MADISON George Heer. 71: Bonne Jean, ll-month-old daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Albert Franklin. JEFFERSON Mrs.

Coleman Wright. SI; Merle McKlnney. at Fullerton, Cal. LEON William Brown, 79. LOR1MOR Mrs.

Susie Thorpe Comer, 0. MAXWELL Mrs. Mary Dunalioo. McCALLSBl'RG Shirley Boston. 11.

MURRAY Jake Wolfe. 73. NEVADA Jessie Converse, at Guthrie, Okla. A. J.

Fawcett, 72. ODEBOLT Brynte Brynstegon, 77. (ITTI'MIVA David J. Peterson. 58: Mrs.

Anna Jacobson, at Ban Francisco, Cal. PLAIN FIELD Mrs Leonard Lynes. 35. ROLAND Mrs. Annie Egeland.

63. SAC CITY Sarah Jane Mason. 83. SCII AM. Fit Henry Blattgerste.

60; James Waddicor. 88. hTORY CITY Mrs. George Baldus; E. N.

RogenhauKh. 87. WAvr.KI.Y Mrs. John Krause. 69: Mrs.

Wiiliam Pothast. 7X. Des Moines Deaths. 8TALKKR William C. 60.

of Cambridge. died Tuesday ai ine veterans Hospital. WOLLF.NSKY David RS. of 2024 Ninth died Wednesday at home. Marriage Licenses.

(Polk County) Edward F. Bsyles, Des Moines, am) .21 Mildred E. Kins. Des Moines. iu Divorces Asked.

(Polk County) Beatrice Toler vs. Byron Toler, Beatrice E. Miller vs. Fred V. Miller.

Helen G. Fahnestock vs. Harry J. Fahne- stuck. Contagious Diseases.

(In Des Moines.) R- Cases New leaved Deaths 3 (l 1 0 5 1 0 1 5 0 0 5 Scarlet fever Diphtheria Measles Chicken pox Whooping cough WOMEN WANTED HOUSEKEEPER, 30-40. no bad habits. Fnrm motherless home. All adults, prefer woman with farm experience not opposed lo a child. Write K-4MU.

Register mn-S, Tribune. HOUSEKEEPER, mid. aped, capable of complete charge. 1 )rtv. rin.

Si. fi-3977. I'lloTO finisher anil rnlorlal hist experience nnd salary desired. Box 2.14. 1 nc pi, lowa.

SALESWOMAN to operate retail route. Must be In good health, age 25 35, and to operate a ear. ftnisrv $22.50 per week plus commission. Auw-inoblln furnlMlie'l and maintained. Great American Tea 807 Mulberry.

A if RKHM wanted. Mack's" Cafe. AOe'C lowa. WOMAN or couple, new GuesOlouse. Management, housekeeping, maliitensnra.

Prefer those now employed-- real future. Good salary, bonus, room, hoard, laundry. Wrlte8- later BndTrlhune. YOUNG woman at once, photograph etiiditt receptionist. State age end education.

Write. Register and Tribune SALESWOMEN 20 Opportunity for Saleswomen We will eninloy 2 women for route sates work ago 25 to 35. We furnish and maintain equipment. Salary 25 50 p. week pin commission.

Bond and refr. ences required. Jewel Tea Inc. Call lor appointment. CAN use 4 ladies to be trained" for direct sales work.

Ages IS to 55. 5 day week. h07 Mulberry. INTELL. women for educ work.

Travel. Salary, bonus. Write W-372. Register and Tribune. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 21 NURSES, anesthetists, technicians, wanted for hospitals.

industry. Rocky mtn. area, west coast. Top salaries. Medical World-Wide Emp.

System, 4 14 Nat'l Bank Denver. Colo. E.itab. 1905. GOOD typist and comptometer operator.

is to 20 years. Dictaohone operator spti steno. Other good positions. DIPPEKrS. 215 Securities Bldg.

4-M2. POSITION! open for men and womeru Brewer 21 2 Crocker Bldg. 3-7635. Positions Wanted MEN 22 Special Cash Rates 2 lines 3 days $1.00 6 days 3 lines 3 days S1.50 .6 days $3.00 4 lines 3 days $2.00 6 days $4.00 SEVENTH DAY FREE. BARBER Licensed.

Sober. Will rent. Write W-304. Register and Tribune. MAN.

63, active, good health, 35 years experience. Banking, insurance and reaj estate. References furnished. Write E-572. Register and Tribune.

SHOVEL crane shell dragline operator. 14 yrs. experience, wants steady work. Dial 3-1560. Cedar Rapl.ls.

Ia. YOUNG man, experienced for bookkeeping. general office work. 3-1 H60. HUSKY i.S.C.

19 year old wants workT Call 7-15H7. MISCELLAMJOIS SERVICE. Black dirt. Black driveway cinders. Big truck.

Sturgeon. ASHES RUBBISH 4-4629 HAULING OF ALL KINDS. BLACK CINDERS. BLACK DIRT BI Tit K. DA VET.

ASHES RUBBISH 4-6801 Hauled 25c and up. cleaned. Free estimate. Big truck. W.

E. Sturgeon. ASHES any hauling. 25c up. Pickup serv.

Cinders. Big truck. Free est. Tree work. All kinds, Grading.

A SI I KS. RUBBISH AUI.ED. JOB 1IA ULING.BENTLEY.PH:4-7407i ASHES, rubbish hauled. Basements cleaned! Other hauling. Foley.

3-4b29. ASHES hauled. Black dirt. Red shale; sod del. Sodding.

C. Prince. 6-2627. AS1I hauling and rubbish, and yard work." 6-M 5(1. Blk.

Dirt. Stm. Cinders, 4 yds. $5 Sand 2yd. 3.

Dclv. 4-9566. BLACK dirt, play sand, washed sand ll. Leach. Merle' Hay ltd.

grave 5-815. BLACK dirt Crushed rock Black ders. Sodding. Sod del. 6-7510.

do CINDERS, extra good black cinders, Jl.25 a yard, delivered. 6-2603. FLOOR sanding, finishing, waxing. Equipment and workmanship are excellent. Reasonable prices.

Tyler. 5-7777. FLOOR sanding, finishing. Good equipment Work guar. Reaa.

Call Keeney, 6-664 3. FLOOR sanding, reflnlshlng. Modern equlpT Free eat. McFarland. 5-6073.

7-4534. HAULING Moving a spec. SI up. Ins. Local, long riist.

Est, free. Hanlnn. 4-55!) SoVIN'o Van scrvTce. Will tske furniture in exchange. Dick's Transfer.

6-8694. MOVING. Hauling, Local, long disL Pack-Ing. storage. Wilson.

3-2S32. B-37 2Q. 'PAINfTNa PAPERING. Interior dec. our specialty.

Spray painting for stucco, baamt. Free est. Cab Mr. Ccimp, 5-6027. PAINTING.

DECORATING. WALL WASHING. Paper Cleaning. Spray Palmlnsj Speclnlty.4-2535.nft.6 p. m.

3-5015. PAINTING and" papering. Clean, neat work! 30c roll. Est. References.

Wall paper steamer for rent, $2.50 day. 6-3537. PAINTING, inside ami out. Spray painting for basmts. and stucco homes.

Low prices. Free est. 6-7455. P'AfNTING. paperhanglng.

Int. dx. of ail kinds. Kens. Ref.

furn. C. Watt A Mor-roiscy. 4-1605. PAINTING.

PAPERING, FIRST CLASH WORK. PAPER SAMPLES. Refs, 4 91MIH. PAINTING Papering Walls" Cleaned. Expert work C.

Mains. Apt. PA I N'l'I N() SPRA PA lNTt NG A Former. 7-1871. PAINTING, PAPEHHANGiNG" George Plerick, 24 IO E.

Grand. 6-4576 PAINTING Wall "washing. xpU wu'ik-men. Low cost. 3-S463.

PAINTING All kinds. First class work! References. 7-43H7. PAPER CLEANING WALL WASfifNUl W. H.

CHENOWETH SONS 4-0936; 3-6S43. 25 YeerEp. A RCL.E AN I PAINTING" Wsll washing. Rasmussen. 7-4323.

Paper Cleaning, Wall Washing C. L. Culler Phjnne7-053H. 21 years" exp. ia D.

Work guaranteed. 5-6H3S. Plastering. A-l Patchwork. 6-3351 PLASTERING, patch work, painting, expr! workmen.

Freo est.Brophy. 4-1217. PLASTERING" T'atchwork." cement work. Rea. Gooil work.Free esL5-7189; ROOF repair, new roofs, terms.

Roof coaling. Eave sKiuts cleaned, rtpaire.1. Tree surgery Free est. Reed. 4-2338.

ROOFING of all kinds. Flat work a specialty. In or out of city. Reasonable. Free est.

Clrghorn.1 51 1 E.2h.rt-4508. RE ROOF AND REMODEL. FREE E8TI-M ATE, PROMPT SERVICE. 6-2404. ROOFING aiid remodeling.

Expert workmanship. Free estimate. 3-8917. SE PTI Cta and vaults cleaned and re- paired: Robertson. 6-4849.

SODDING, seeding. Hedges, shrubs, trees trimmed. R. W. Hunt.

5-5540. SODDING and Grading. Sod Delivered. Free 2-1342 Estimate. Trees Trimmed.

Removed. Topped braced. Free est, 3-0095 or 3-7230. TREES. TRIMMED.

BRACED. REMOVED. DOE TRI M. ROCK WORK. 5-5468.

YARD and, tree work, weed cutting, house washjng, painting, repair work. 3-4581. WELL BORING. Cleaning. Pump repairing! J.

E. Anderson. 1924 Capitol. 6-2754. Positions Wanted WOMEN 23 CURTAINS, LACE TBLE CLOTHS.

CHENILLE BEDSPS. LAUND. 6-67S0. CURTAINS laundered, stretched. Blankets.

Work guar. 1302 25th. 5-8 1 1 2. DAYWOKK. CLEANING.

LAUNDRY. EXP. 40c lilt, CARFARE. 2-0657. DAYWOKK by cclnrert woman.

35a tir. carfare, Ph. 4-8041. DAY WORK 3-0982 NURSERY school West Hide. Child development through supervised Play.

Attr. surroundings. S2 and $4 week. 5-034t. SyrOM Nursery Sch.

Child development thru superv. group Plav, songs, stories, rhythm, habit trg. 4032 Kingman. 5-7828. SOLDIER'S wife, defense work, typing, office machines.

What have you? Write K-786. Register and Tribune. GENERAL HSWK Ref. furn. Esther Doland, 715 N.

2nd Ave. Newton. Ia. 2 GIRLS desire light factory work or clerk-Ing. Ph.

5-5202 between 9-11 a. m. RM. and board wtd. or gen.

off. wk. Write S-484. Register and Tribune. SCHOOL girl wants to care for children, day or eves.

Phone 5-5910. Auto Service and Parts 24 irTrTOpsaiTYoii Want We Have It Texas Oil 7c per qt. If von want the best oil one that gives you real lubrication and still save or more on your oil bill USE REFINOIL 1 5c Per Ot. Reflnoll is guaranteed to be the best lubricant you can use in your car. truck, tractor or diesrl.

Refinoil Mfg. Co. 7039th St Ph.4-59X5. CRACKED CYL BLOCKS WELDED. We weld everything.

Prices rejjnehle. Gihbs Welding Co 315 12th 4-701 s. EXPERT Car Painting Color Matching. DFH M. AUTO JUOUY.

Die fc. OIK. 3-7038. Just No. of Orani FORD and Chev, dealers, we have complete stock or replacement parts.

Motor Supply, 1313 Locust. 3-5129. USED parts for most makes and model cars, wee e.imer, jjiu ixjcusi. Continued on Next Pane 'Don't Let Up On Defense' OMAHA, NEB. UW -Warning against a "hot weather lag on the home front," Regional Defense Director Joseph D.

Scholtz Thursday urged adoption of a six-point program by civilian defense councils and volunteer defense workers In the seventh corps area. "We cannot afford a btu under the increasingly dangerous menace of air attacks on midwestern cities," he declared. "Our men on the battle front are not resting." The six-point program: Immediate completion and thorough testing (with drills and blackouts) of citizens defense corps organizations in all cities large enough to need thoroughly organized defense setups. Rushing of training of groups of defense volunteers in rural areas for service with volunteer fire patrols against fire sabotage of ripening farm crops. Promotion of rapid development of air raid protection programs in all Industrial plants, through formation of employer-employe committees to supervise these volunteer activities.

Increased co-operation with the office of price administration in arranging meetings of consumers for distribution of accurate information on price ceilings and rationing. Pressure in support of additional early purchases in the "buy fuel now" campaign so that later transportation of midwestern corps will not be hampered by consumer demands on railroads to haul large quantities of coal. Kffectlve aid in Halvugo drives for rapid collection of scrap rubber and the building of a pile of scrap metal. Permits Mass In Afternoon NEW YORK, N. Y.

P) Arch bishop Francis J. Spellman of New York, military vicar of the Cath olic churches in the United States, announced Thursday that after noon and evening Masses would be permitted for men in the United States armed services who could not attend morning Mass. Church officials said that this was possibly the first time such permission had been granted in this country. The permission is granted by decree of the Sacred Congregation of the Sacraments, a department of the Vatican. Rigid restrictions guard the privilege against any danger of laxity or irreverence, the arch bishop said.

Chaplains will be in structed to acquaint their spiritual charges with the terms of the rescript and they are to be followed in detail, he added. The dispensation came in re sponse to pleas of both chaplains Lilly's Funeral Home 1 5th High Phone 3-5146 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of Broadlawns Polk County Public Hospital at the office of the Administrator. Eighteenth and Hickman Koad, Des Moines, Iowa, until 7 :00 P.

o'clock. Central War Time, June 29th, 1942. for the X-Ray Kquipment for the Broadlawns Polk County Public Hospital. Des Moines, Iowa, at which place promptly thereafter they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of the Plans and Specifications and other proposed contract documents are on file and open to public Inspection at the office of the Auditor of Polk County, Iowa, and the office of the Administrator of Broadlawns Polk County Public Hospital.

A set of such documents may be obtained from Doucher, Kich and woodburn, Architects and bnKltieers at 310 Old Colony Building, Des Moines, Iowa, upon deposit of $111.00. If. within thirty (30) days after the ultimate time set for the receipt of bids, the documents are returned uiKlumaKed, di-poslta of those who submit bids will be fully refunded and other lo-iHjslts, less the actual cost of rsproduu lion of the 1iwlns will be refunded. Each bidder will be required to submit with his bid a certified check, cashier's check or bid bond In an amount equal to at least of each bid as a guarantee that the bidder will enter Into a contract lt awarded to him. The character and amount of security required to be furnished for and In onn-nection with the performance of the contract Is stated In the proposed contract documents.

Bv virtue of statutory authority, a preference will be given to materials, pioducts, supplies, provisions and all other articles produced, manufactured, made or grown within the State of Iowa, and to Iowa Labor. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities. Dated at Des Moines, Iowa, this 17th da" of June, 1942. By the order of the Board of Trustees, Broadlawns Polk County Public Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa. A.

H. MINNTS. President. Q. JT.

HC1 1 LK NKER. Secretary. SEALED proposals will be received by tile City Council of the City of Pee Moines. Iowa at the office of the City Clerk, until o'clock A. Thursday.

June 25. 1942. for repairing the casement windows In the City Hall Building, as per specifications on file In the Department of AO-counts and Finance, City Hall. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check drawn on a responsible bank In the State of Iowa, and made payable to the City Treasurer of the City of Des Moines, in an amount equal to ten (10) per cent of the amount of the bid. Tho City of Des Moines, Iowa, reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

John MacVlcar, Mayor. Arthur Johnson, City Clerk. Published in the Evening Tribune, Thursday, June 18, 1942. STATE PRINTING. The State Printing Board will meet Tuesday, July 7, 1942 to let contracts for 6.500 S.U.I.

Calendars: 9,000 Educational Directories; The Annals of Iowa; and the S.U.I. News Bulletin. Bids will be received until 10:00 a. m. on the date named and at the hour mentioned will be opened and read, and award made.

The Board reserves the right to refuse any or all bids. For specifications. Interested parties should address L. M. Shaw, Superintendent ot Printing, State House, Des Moines.

WANTED MEN-WOMEN GOOD JOHS FOR EVERY GRADUATE l.urge midwest nlrcratt company telephoned, wired, and wrote Hint our fne-lory-tvpo trulning could not be found in tlielr locality, "therefore send 25 graduates weekly. Factory operating 7 lny a week. Plenty of overtime. Kuril ui to the Uist week. LEARN ON REAL AIRPLANES This Factory recognized this typo of Trnlnlng as sujierlor to other forms or Training.

Do your ptirt build Airplanes Enroll nt Once. TOOLS FREE WITH TUITION Fnetorv Btnted, "Students must have tlvlr Own Tools." But we furnish tools, text hook, tool kit, notebook and union-all. Free with Tuition. Mcn only.) DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN Visit, write or wire for details at nnce. CLASSES START EACH MONDAY.

IOWA Aircraft SCHOOL, INC. 525-527-529 7TI1 RT. PHONE Across the 8L East troin Bunkers Life. Off lee open evenings "dSund ays. Men-Women BUILD AIRPLANES Our six weeks training prepares you for a better paying job.

WOMEN 18 to 45 YEARS OLD MEN IS AND 39 AND ALL. A OR POTENTIAL 3A ARE QUALIFIED. ENROLL FOIt NEW CLASS N0W1 AMERICAN TECHNICAL SCHOOL Box 59, Airport. Des Moines, la. Ilrd and 4th floors McCune 5th, Court.

Across from courthouse East. LEARN BARBER1NO WITHOUT COSl while attending school by paying after you leMrn. Write for detittls. IOWA BARBER COLLEGE. 204 Walnut Ht.

Des Moines. Iowa. GIRLS! 17 or over, good Jobs always available In beauty culture. Write Iowa Beauty School, 617 Walnut, D. M.

NEW classes next Monday. Ask for free Cat. D. C.C.C. College a good school.

MEN WANTED 14 AUTO mechanic. A-l. for gen. garage. Must be reliable, ref.

Write Register and Tribune. BAKER Good bench man. S30 week. Eldora Bakery. BLACKSMITH Must be good plow Write P-4 84, Register and Tribune.

BOY. age 18 to 20. for stock room In wholesale store, clean. honest. Write S-696, Register and Tribune.

BOY to drive '39 Chev. panel body truck. Must have chauffeurs license. $10 wk. 2043 bIiTCITeK Must be first class meat cutter.

Exceptional opportunity and wages. Klsstcn Grocery, 1317 Forest Ave, FARMHAND, single, under 45. General farm work by month. Steady, depend -able. Write L-426.

Register and Tribune. FARMHAND, married, good wages FARM hand, married or slnnie. Pearl Wl-ley. Carlisle. Ia.

Phone 376. Hartford. FARM man Experienced. H. M.

Sexauer. Ankeny Iowa. HOTEL clerk experienced. Apply or write Hotel Ottumwa. pttujmwa, la.

MaTn experienced in general hardware, window, and tnhle ability. Stale experience and references In first letter. Good opportunity for ambitious man. Box 791, Iowa City, I. ROCK breakers, loaders, and men lump trucks.

Tobln yuarrics. with "SHOE REPAIR MAN WANTED Fas. Worker make $30 to $35 per week salary and comm. Apply Mr. Bndlat, TROMBONE and bass fiddle players.

Call 4-4398. WOOL finisher dry cleaner. Good salaries and steady jobs. Diamond Cleaners, Biirllngton, Iowa. EFFICIENT Commercial Job Compositor.

Steady employment. Shaw Bordcu Corn- pan y. ispoa ane. wasiim kj- 50 MEN with end or bottom dump trucks for LnJunta. defense Job.

Iowa licenses are legal. Concrete Materials Waterloo, la. Phone 5122J EXPERIENCED D-5 Speeder dragline operator at once; stripping coal. Good wages. Patlk Coal bll 1st Ave Oskaloosa; lowa.

MARRIED man on farm. Ex per. nnd tractor. Sep. house.

Elec. Permanent Job. F. JAtklns. Bondurant.

MARRIED 'man to work on farm at once. Separate house. HENRY JUNKER.JFjyKLL.I A. IOWA lie. embalmer, single preferred.

Full quallf. Description In application. Write A-586, gterariTjbune. WANTED 2 scoop and 1 patrol operators. W.

T. McUulre. Ph. 209. Guthrie Con la MARRIED man wauled on farm.

Separate house. R. T. Hamilton, Iowa Falls, la. District Salesnianager.

Men 25 to 40 Invited to Inquire about R. and carrier supervision work In lowa territory. Requires ability to direct work of boy's 12 to 16 to succeesa on their routes. Top grade character and reputation necessary. College education preferred.

Traveling work. Might have to move. Training our expense. Salary anil travel expense paid. Applications and Inquiries In strict conllileiice.

Give particulars, age, education, experience, why you seek new work and feel qualified for this. Do voil have auto and good tires? Apply by letter. Interviews by appointment only. C. K.

Jefferson. Register nnd Tribune, Des Moines, lowa. Sunday Bundlo Haul Cedar Rapids, lowa There IS an opening for a dependable man with a gooit cor to deliver bundles of The les Miflnes Sunday Registers from Cedar Ilnplds to nearby towns early every Sunday morning. There ere also' a few copies for individual customers to be delivered along the route. Small cash Vmd drawing 3rji Interest required.

Write A. ft, Htnkka, Register snd Tribune. Des Moines, stating model nnd vesr of car and giving two references. SALESMEN 15 MAN WITH EX wicKrii'Niw. in helling iodized FEEDING LIMESTONE TO SUPERVISE EMPLOY AND TRAIN SALESMEN.

FOR WELL FINANCED ORGANIZATION GIVE AGE, REFERENCES. COMPLETE EXPERIENCE. WRITE A-385, REGISTER AND TRIBUNE. WANTED experienced grocery specialty salesman, between ages 2N snq -jii lor national manufacturer. For Des Moines territory.

Headquarters in Des Moines. Do not apply undess you have had recent experience ano expense i.i. Feller. Randolph Hotel for appointment SALESMAN Call J. H.

Barnes. Chamberlain Hotel, be- for nnnn tnflnv for desirable connection if you are good closer. Roof coating maintenance trade: live market: liberal commissions: unusual sales program. GOOD route available of 800 Kawleigh consumers. No experience needed to start, i.nri-a enips mean bier nrofits.

Permanent. Full time. Write Rawfeigh's. Dept. IAF- 148-104.

Freeport. ill. EXPERIENCED clothing salesman wanted. CiwH onnnrtunltv for the rinht person, Roshek Brothers Company. Dubuque, Iowa.

MEN OR WOMEN WANTED 18 PHrHRT PICKERS. R-onri vr.ur vacation In Sturgeon Bay, and mnke money. We have the largest crop of cherries In Door County, and will employ women, men, Kinn ami uoyn, in to 6U years: also families, during the ertlre month ot July, picking cherries. Free camp trie i-inygruunu Kncroullon. Write us for circular of ln formation and employment blank.

MARTIN ORCHARDS, INC. WISCONSIN'S LARGEST GROWERS. STURGEON BAY, WISCONSIN. FRUIT PICKERS WANTED. The whole family can earn good wages picking CHERRIES.

PEACHES. PEARS AND APPLES and enjoy the beautiful Wenat-chee Valley. Apply American Fruit Growers. Wenatchee. Wash.

MEN or women solicitors for contact work. No selling. Excellent pay. Age no hindrance. Inquire at Becker Roofing Insulating 2004 Cottage Grove Ave.

DINNER cook, must be good. fast. $30 week to start. Ammunition caie. near ordnance plant on Hiway tu.

WOMEN WANTED 19 BEAUTY operator, 35 yrs. old or over. $15 PIUS comm. App. in person, unniii-be rl 1 Beauty Salo 411 7t h.

4-2527 BEAUTY operator rent, lease or commission. Doris Conn, Plensanlvllle, la. BEAUTY operator wanted. Experienced. tick urug Auouooti, in.

COOK Day Job. Top wages. Call In per son at ine i rocauero, ttrann. Cook Take full charge of kitchen. Good wages.

Hull's Cafe. 413 15th. DISHWASHER, at once. No phone calls. Union wages.

323 K. otn. DRESS salesladies, experienced only. Good pay. Commissions.

GAYLARD' S. 521 WALNUT. GIRL or woman for gnn'l. No cooking, no washing stay nights. Write 0-311.

Register and Tribune. GIRL White, reliable Gooii wages. -'Write VV-540. Reg- room. later and Tribune.

GIRL, white. IS to 35, for housework. lood with Chi Idren. 1H 6 Hth. 4-9287.

GIRL, 18 or over, gen'l. hswk. Stay nights. Must like children. 5-4726.

110 34th. GIRL, OVER 21, WORK DAYS. WEOENERS TAVERN. 221 5TI1. GIRL FOR GEN'L HSWK.

NO COOKING. NO LDRY. 71 7 E. 11 fit. 6-3525.

GIRL for gen. hswk. Care 2 children. Refer 1153 19th. S-5830.

GIRL to wash dishes. Day" work. Brenner Cafe. 1432 Woodland. National Temperatures.

lowest temperatures during the 12 hours and highest lemperalu res during the 24 nours ending; at 6:30 Htatlon Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Brownsville Cheyenne Chicago Columbus DE.H MOINES Detroit Farso, N. Fort Worth Kansas City Ioitilsvllle Memphis Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York St. Louis Sault Ste Marie Washington, D. C. m.

Thursday HlRh Low BH 74 9.1 7H 77 .74 7H 77 75 95 HI 7K X7 91 72 92 70 74 75 SO 67 50 77 54 62 5.1 67 5M 52 75 67 59 74 55 75 59 5.1 61 Sunset and Sunrise. Sun seta Thursday 8:52 p.m. Hun rises Friday 5:38 a. in. IllKhest temperature year ago today.

Lowest temperature year ago today. .64 Precipitation year ago today 0 Moon. (Furnished by Drake university municipal nhservfl tnrv. Moon rises June 19 11:40 a.m. Moon sets June 20 12:35 a.m.

Des Moines Births. BOWLBY Mr. and Mrs. Jack, of 1110 Orchard lane, a daughter, born Wednesday at Iowa Methodist hospital. CRICK8MAN Mr.

and Mrs. Irvlnr, of oii oouievaro place, a sun, Dora Thursday at Mercy hospital. EMERY Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, of 100 jacason a son, oorn Tuesday at home.

FULLER Mr. and Mrs. Fred of 1421 westiM Moines, a daughter, born Thursday at Mercy hospital. HONNOLD Mr. apd Mrs.

W. of 1730 Arlington a son, noro Thursday at Iowa Lutheran hospital. JOHANNES Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, of 629 lueiecnui su, a aaugnier, Dorn Wednesday at Iowa Methodist hospital.

MONEY Mr. and Mrs. John, of 1900 S. tj. jvuieenui a daughter, born Wednesday at home.

OLANDER Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, of 3331 a daughter, born Wednesday at Iowa Methodist hospital. WALDRON Mr. and Mrs.

Francis, of 217 onurt a aaugnier, Dorn Wednesday at Mercv liosnitnl WEST Mr. and Mrs. Everett of An- eny, a son, born Thursday at Iowa Lutheran hospital. Traffic. The following nersons nnneared in mn.

nlcipal court between 11 a. m. Wednesday and 11 a. m. Thursday on the following traffic charges.

Names, addresses and dispositions are those which appear on mu- Before Judge C. H. Cooler. John K. Doyle.

2325 E. Manle paxxed street cur loading passengers, 2, paid. William M. Short, 1450 Dean speeding 40 miles an hour in 30-mlle sone, $10, of which $3 was paid and 7 to be paid. Robert statiffe.

1607 Tlchenor failure to yield right -of-wav, $2, paid. K. Cm. Bennett. 1621 Forty-sixth speeding 38 miles an hour in -miie zone, $10, paid.

D. 1. Winder, 3517 Fourth no signal light stop. $3. paid.

Lloyd D. Cook, 930 Pleasant View drive, no boulevard stop, $3, paid. Accident Record. (As reported to Des Moines police.) 1042 1941 Accl- In- Acci- Indents 1lirr! ttmitm ItiwmA Collision of automo biles lOS 146 101 147 Autotnoblles-p a triaxi 71 75 77 Automobile, street car or train 7 7 10 12 Other automobile ac cidents 32 37 30 34 (As reported hv Coroner J. W.

Bailey.) Ou Public Highways. 1942 1941 Deaths to date, pedestrian struck by automobile 3 3 Deaths to date, automobile-street car or train 1 Deaths to date, automobile collisions 1 1 Deaths to date, other automo bile accidents 0 1 Building Permits. I. W. Hall, at 4310 Ashbv borch.

$loo. D. R. Yescer. at 2424 Payne road, frame addition, $450.

John W. Essex Case Hearing Tuesday Polk County District Judge O. S. Franklin Thursday set Tuesday as the date for a hearing on a contempt charge filed by Mrs. Ella C.

Essex against her divorced husband, John W. Essex. Mrs. Essex charged that al though Essex on Apr. 2 was ordered by the court to pay $15 a month alimony and child support, he has refused to keep up the payments and has boasted that he will Ignore tho court's order.

She charged further that Essex gave her a beating at her sister's home a week ago. AIIVr.lt I ISKMKNT. That Spring Cold May Be Rose Fever Distressing sneexlng, snifflinr, smarting eves, headache, hot flushes chances are it is "Rose Cold" or Ross Fever caused by flower, grass, or tree pollen which some preparations may not reach. Thousands have found distressing symptoms often basin to disappear with the first doss of Dr. Piatt's CAL-RINEX Formula.

So successful it's sold with money back guarantee. Ask your druggist for CAL-RINEX right now. Formerly known as RINEX. Telephone 3-0541 WANT AD RATES Your Want Ad appears in both papers. The Des Mnlnas llugtster ami The vs Moines Tribune on wei-k days fur one low price.

IV ORDEUKl) KOH A FUI.Ii WKKK THM DAY IB fllKisi, General Classification Average Ono Three Five Hrven Lines Words Day Days Days las 2 to 10 $2.04 :i.hi 30 to 15 1,35 3.0H 5.10 A.ltt 4 i(Li-w i-80 0H 5 21 to 25 2.25 sTj 0 K.SO 20 to 30 2.70 (1,12 10.21) ISM 31 to 35 3.15 7.14 11.90 13.44 33 to 40 3. HO 8.10 13.B0 15.311 Kate for classified advertising of firms or Individuals outside Iowa furnlshud upon request. Your name and address or blind box number count ns 5 words or one line, AflOVF, HATKH APPLY ONLY TO ADM APPEARING ON CONSECUTIVE DAYS. Rooms. Board and Room.

Positions Wanted, Lost and Found. TURN TO THKHK CLASSIFICATIONS FOR SPECIAL HATKb. PHONE 3-2 1 I I For Want Ad Rates Want Ad users should check their advertisement in the first issue they appear and report any errorts at once as no allowance will be made for errors or mlsclassiflcations after first issue. When cancelling Want Ads advertiser should remember the cancellation number given by ad clerks. Claims without such number cannot no considered.

The Register and Tribune will not bo responsible for errors in phone ads. Advertisers should check wording as reread by Want Ad takers. We reserve the right to properly classify ads. Information ads containing blind box numbers cannot be given out. For quickest attention address replies to the box number on the ad.

WEEK DAY CLOSINd TIME. Morning Register (preceding day) 9 p. m. SUNDAY CLOSINQ TIME. All editions (Sunday) 12 noon Want Ad Counter opens Sunday 8 a.

m. DEATHS DAVIS Services for Kenneth LeRoy Davis. 1345 E. 25th will be held Saturday 2 p. m.

at Hamilton's Funeral home. Interment Laurel Hill. FORD Services for Thomas C. Ford of 213 E. Payton, will be held Saturday, 3:30 p.

m. at the Ft. Des Moines Presbyterian church. South Union and Pnv-ton. Interment.

Elm Grove. Hamilton's Service. McCONNELL Services for Oeorge Wasli-ington McConnell, 1552 Capitol will be held Thursday, 1:30 p. m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home.

Interment. Locust HillMlssnurl. Friday. MrKKNNEY Services" for Kav Frances M-Kenney, 1105 Fraler strent, will be held at 1 :30 t. in.

Frldsy at K. Carl White's West 25th and Grand Funeral Home. Interment In Jordan cemetery. SELINDH Services for Olof Selindh, 1208 Fremont will be held at the lislil-strom Funernl Home at 3 p. in.

Saturday. Interment Glendale. WOLLENSKY Services for David a Wollensky, 2024 9th street, will be at the Harbach Funeral Home Friday at 10 o'clock. Interment Woodland cemetery. ADOFJHANKS WE WLSH to thank our many friends for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement, also lor the many floral offerings.

W. H. Burr and family. FLORISTS 3 A Large Double Petunias, 15c Each BACH FLORAL, 1453 E. 14th.

8-2555. SEND FI-OWERS GOOD SELECTIONS. Dependable and reasonable. Order by Pho e3-tll 9 1 Vere rauch t. fTINKRAL SPRAYS.

Fresh cut flowers. Morris Floral. 20th. Woodland. 3-4612.

NIELSEN GREENHOUSE. PHONE 3-0101. 1900 HIGH. LOST AND FOUND Special Lost and Found 2 lines 3 days $1.00 6 days $2.00 3 lines 3 days S1.50 ft ilavH S3. 00 4 Hues 3 days $2.00 i days S4.00 SEVENTH DAT FREE.

tij a ivi i tLit. tbioou pressure appi.i Keturn to W. VV. Bond. M.

(03 iiiqultaoie. Ktw. No questions asKed. BOSTON terrier, male, lost, vie. 28th, For-CBt.

Ana, to "Vickey." Rew. 5-4363. BOSTON Terrier, strayed from 1370 Penn. --vvnimpy." nwn. t-ia.

COIN purse lost Mon. a. m. on E. Cth and tun nus.

ini. a.l.p. on inside. Kowd. Eve, 7-5R84.

COIN Purse. Cont. money IorL Rewd. Write L-56S. Register and Tribune.

COSMETIC bag, British tan, gold compact. S3. Lost downtown Mon. Kcw. aLAffSEH.

lost. Rimless; blue rase. Wip ing Cloin laoeieo nr. hook, NURSE gold I'ln with blue cross. Lost.

rtewara. POMERANIAN dog, black nnd white, looks nun a small rox, lost. PURSE, black patent leather, lost In or near Ames, nun. contains glasses, papers Kwd. 5-2249.

Eves. PURSL lost Sat. Navy blue, contained keys, billfold, rew. 2-1474. TOY fox terrier lost, white with black and brown spots, "nick 0-7 1.

Bl7ACK metal grillost Hiindny downtown Reward. P. II. Robertson, Hhrvlln, Minn 2 STRAY calves found. Call at Beaver and Brennan Drive.

NOTICES MAIL vour film to ths largest end best, Kodak roll film developed. 2 beautiful free enlargements plus 3 size photo 11 1-bum and 8 to 1H never fade prints, 25o with this ad. Reprints 3o each, 50 or more 20 each. Oupert's Htudlo Dept. 10, 20 1 K.

Locust Pes Moines, la. Cash Paid for OTd Gold. A. Kullander, Mfg. Jeweler.

2O0 Kresge Bid. ATTENTION CASH FOR OLD MOLD TEETH. GOLD FILLED. PLATE AND SILVER. 423 BT11 STREET.

ElTZ oil permanent wave, special $1.93 including snampoo ana siyiing. luumie son's Bcnooi. 010 iocusc I AM not responsible for debts contracted Dy anyone out myseu. Leonard V. Ostling.

NEW next Monday. Ask for free Cat. D. C.C.C. college a gooq scnooi.

ATTRACTIONS 6A SPRING- LAKE, between Grand Junction and Jerierson, two day ceienration, juiy 4 and 5. Fireworks show Saturday July 4. furnished cottages for rent, rides and other concessions wanted. Write Robt. McBlrnle, 725 8th Boone.

Ia. WANTED Concessions, rides, July 3-5. Box 34, Fairgrounns. ferry, xa. ni.

ai. Wfb. A few more shows for Army and Navy Relief Day. Dr. Schalk.

Alden. Ia. CONCESSIONS wanted for July 4th; Karl Aldlnger. Grimes, lowa. "WHERE SHALL WE GO?" 7 HORKTSLuTTi flood Rnachcttl.

Fried Chicken. 1720 Keo. COVERED WAGON NITE CLUB Dancing afternoons, nltcs, 312 3rd nt. Lyle's. A bit of Rio at 8th.

Keo. Mltolo HV HAROLD MORGAN'S ORCH. "SPORTLAND 6th and Grand 4 0 ft. Rifle Range. Antl-Al rc ra ftM ns.

Maka a date to visit THE SPA Always a goodtlme. Dancing. 415 7th. BINGO! BINGO! BINGO! Make a party! New games. 8:30 prompt.

Fun for all. 15 Indlanola Rd. WOObSIDE GOLF RATES Wk. day's. 18 holes 3oc, noies zoc; oi.

p. Holidays. 18 holes 50c. 9 holes 35c. SURF Ballroom.

Clear Lake. Alr-Condl- tionea. muck snaiier. oia lime. r-n.

uuu Strickland Sat. Bennett-GretejiiSun. "FREE ZOO. BRING THE KIDDIES. Kenneths Penny Arcade, 1131 2nd.

NOTICES BI-FOCAL $5 85 Glasses. Complete tp'v FUL-VUE $2.85 Frames, only Broken Lenses Duplicated i MivxiiiTiUi tram A nB9n DANCE TONITK AT THE RIVIERA NEW RIVKIIVIKW PARK. BOB McGREW ORCH. WITH ARNIE AND ALL THE HOYS. Vocal Auditions Nite Your Clinnco to Sing With the Bnnd.

l.ow prices. 35c person plus tax. What Better Present for Dud Than Dinner ot BABE'S In the Heart fit Downtown Des Moines. A Ir-Condlt toned Throughout. FKHNCHY GKAFFOLIKIt and Ills Society Swing Music COMPLETE DINNERS FROM K5e Bmiuuets, Parties a Specialty.

fit "DANCE UNDER THE STARS." VAL-AIR Sat. Louis Armstrong The Trumpet King of Swing ONLY Hoc PLUS TAXES. COMING SOON EDDY DUCHIN THE MAINLINER PRESENTING Walter Donahue, comedy m.o. direct from the Edgewater Ueui-li Hotel: Dorothy Snow, Songstress, from Cluti Royole, Detroit; Carlos and Dolorez, ballroom and character dancers, America's smarted duo. Good food always.

0p. main entrance airport. Ph. 3-Q5tvl. A.I.B.

Varsity Friday night, June 10. Val-Alr Ballroom Billy Hughes' music. Collegiate crowd. Dancing from 9 to 12:30. 30c plus tax.

El Rio Club Tonite 400 5th West Des Moines. WANDA HARGRAVE and her accordion. 2 shows 9 and 1 1 :30 p. m. SONNY WILSON'S ORCH.

WITH TEEN A. KEO KNITE CLUB MAKE UP A PARTY. COME IN HAVE FUN. BINOS ORCH. WITH I RENE.

CR1TELL1 Invites You To His New UPTOWN LOUNGE finpeintixme- in Italian SoachettL Chicken. Steaks Ribs 12O0 LOCUST. AI K-CONDTTION ED. TURN LEY'S HOTEL COTTAGES Datirlng to fiena Pleper every night. LAKE OKOBOJ1.

ARNOLDS PARK, I A. "LUCKY' "ri" DANCE TONIGHT. V.F.W. BALLROOM Summer Cottages and Resorts 7A THE INN, ON WEST OKOBOJI Hotel and cottages. Eat in the Rainbow Room.

Bathing, golf, riding, bicycling. Callondcr A jHcoulth. TH 1 KO BOJI. IOWA. WEST OKOBOJI Lake 40 modern lake shore cottages on beautiful Manhattan Beach.

Safe for children playground family resort. Half rates in June. Write Manhattan la. 21 MODERN COTTAGES 21. Clear Lake.

By day. week or month. Clea Ls ke Cottage Fred Rogers. Mgr. OKOBOJI D.

M. beach Modern cottage for season. Includes 25 ft. motor launch. Moors Abstract Cherokee, la.

PERSONALS Big Selection of Used Furniture EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT DAVIDSONS EIGHTH FLOOR. BEDBUGS ROACHES MOTHS rnvei! with LETHAL GAH. J1.50 pe- room. Written Guarantee Bond. WE SERVICE IOWA.

PH. 6-5521. LETHAL FUM1UATUKS, 15UI) fj. JOUn, BEDBUGS MOTHS ROACHES Exterm. with a LETHAL gas.

As low as $1.50 rm. Gov't endorsed method. Free est. HILAND FUMIGATORS. 3-0ti22.

WELDORS To be Informed concerning the low fees and dues and the benefits of Local and National Brotherhood of Weldors visit or write Business Agent at 312 zno D. M. 8 o'clock eves. SEWERS AND DRAINS F.LEC. ROTO-ROOTER, NI rJ.

SERVICE. VIC EDE. 4-2377. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Ware Transier and Storage 12th and Keosnuqun. 3-01 BL Til Hi" COLFAX' HAN ATORltJM.

Colfa'aC IlC Hpocislly equipped with baths elect for the treatment or meuinaiisin, an onus, neurms and chronic Ills. 1- ree booglet. TUNE IN on "Hl-Wsy K.SCX 7:15 a. m. on Sat.

OWEN CRIST AUTO BODY SERVICE. 14th Ht. Place. Ph. 4-5258.

SMITH'S SLWER SERVICE Elec. mach. No digging. 4-B771; AAA SEWER SERVICE. ELEOM A CH, NOJDIOGlNG.

Call ft-1 5m LOCAL AND LONG innrAiNi e. muvipn, I. nuthorlly for slates. Ins. sel 1T fe jl 4 3 rtE 1 A -4f 130.

WIGS, Toupees, cleaned and dressed. 24 fir. service. Braids and hair goods cheap. Kennedy's BcajMySehoiilaifl Walnut.

OiVE FATHER A YEAR OF EHQUlREj Hperlnl. this week only (f.l.tla HYMAN'S BOOK fi'l ORE, 405 oTlL "DAY NURSERY FOR CHILDREN. Trained supervision. Reg. nurse.

2'I9 Frank lln $3.50 wk. 2-0022. HOT lsn'tlt? Call 3-8787 "ami let'Mlller-Wohl put your furs In a safe cool vault. CLIP THIS AD FOR $3 RATE CONTOUR Health Studio. Massage.

Bath. Ultra-Slender-Form aids reducing. 4-2932. ANYTHING hauled, anytime. Freds One Stop.

6-9370. E. 14th and DeaMolnes FLORENCE MASSAGE STUDIO. Baths. 201 Fine Arts 1024 Grand.

4-5488. IDA MARIE Salon. 1902 E. Grand. 6-8591 Swedish massage.

Cabinet steam baths. LUCILLE'S Mass. and Bath. KRUSE. Sul-ph rba th elec.

ca b. 1630 7. 4-3609 ORDNANCE Will care for children in my home by day or wk. 2-1375. NEW classes next Monday.

Ask for free Cat. D. C.C.C. College a good school. DAY nursery.

Will give vour child mother's care by day or ref. 3-0234. SWEDISH massage. Steam Baths. 2-2047.

Lady attendant, 2102 Cottage Grove. WANDA MACK Massage and reclining steam hath 1Q21 E. I4tn. ii-nu. BATH massage, scientific.

Mrs. Lee Hicks. Call 6-8341 for appointment only. BATHS. SWEDISH MASSAGE.

6-5723. GER ALPINE. 1354 E. Court. "PATENT BAIR Sc FREEMAN.

Patents. Trademarks. 1400 Field Chicago TRANSPORTATION. FOUR BUSES DAILY Alhla Ottumwa Burlington Chicago. Three dally to Galrsburg Peoria.

Three dallv Washington Davenport. Three to Greenfield Omaha Denver. BURLINGTON BUS DEPOT nth and Mulberry. Phone 3-31 2rl. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES.

Caution Both readers and advertisers are urged to use utmost caution In arranging automobile transportation. References should be exchanged and carefully Investigated. DRIVING to New York June 24. Can take two. References exch.

Burnell L. Hall, 1522 9th Fort Dodge. Iowa. CARS leaving daily to all parts. Kef.

ex. TRAVEL BUREAU, 822 Walnut. 4-9242. NEW cars dally L. Frisco.

Est. 7 yrs. Help drive, snepnero's. K2! 2nd. 3-113.

Cameras, Photo Finishing, Etc. 8B 6 TO 16 PRINTS 1 FOLDING FOLIO ALBUM. Any size 6 to 16 exposure Kodak roll developed and printed with beautiful guaranteed never fade prints plus 2 brilliant glossy ENLARGEMENTS and FOLDING FOLIO ALBUM to frame your prints onlv 25c with this sd. Reprints llo each. 50 or more 2c each.

DEAN STUDIOS. ilr pt. L. 211 W. 7th Des Moines, la.

MAIL your film to the largest and best. Kodak roll film developed. 2 beautiful free enlargements plus 3 size pholo Kl-bum and 8 to 1 6 nnverfade prints 25c with this ad. Reprints 3c each. 50 or more 2o each.

Geppert's Studio. Dept. 9 210 E. Locust Des Moines. Ia.

WE HAVE SPEED GRAPHICS IOWA PHOTOGRAPHIC. 807 LOCUST. BEAUTY PARLORS MACSON'S 2 BEAUTY SALONS PERMANENTS $2 UP. 212 SHOPS BLDG. 509 5TH AVE.

Ph. 4-0929. Ph. 4-2984. MISS Seymour's famous 20 curl Croq.

WtM-UlelSk H-iMA. 7U7 LOCUSl. Consumer Complaints For Consumer Protection IF YOU have fallen victim to some fraudulent scheme, if you bought a phony investment, or, perchance, answered a misleading advertisement, is there anything you can do about it? Certainly. Report the facts promptly and fully to the Better Business Bureau of Des Moines. Maintained by legitimate business, this Bureau and 72 affiliated Better Business Bureaus in the United States and Canada form a cooperative network of consumer protection.

Non-profit institutions with nothing to sell, impartial, experienced, they have provided facilities for the investigation of consumer complaints for almost a quarter of a century. When it is impossible to effect satisfactory adjustments, and violations of law are involved, the Bureau does not hesitate to refer complaints to the constituted authorities. Yet, happily enough, only a fraction of all filed require such reference. Particularly as regards advertising inaccuracies, "corrections" promptly appear. These not only audit the error, but offer the consumer a refund in full.

It isn't just happenstance in Des Moines that only 100 advertising accuracy is good enough. For Des Moines business knows that in its relations with consumers: "Public Confidence Counts Most" Better Business Bureau of Des Moines, inc. 512 lowa-Des Moines National Bank Bldg..