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Negro and White Dm Moints 9'Paam 1 9 June if IM4 CHANNEL' CHUCKLES By Ml Keane. Reports From WSU1 910 IOWA CITT. The Best on TV Tonight TV PRODUCTION. The prediction Is for 50 mil lion TV sets in operation ia th U. S.

by 1858. Visit.Both Jailed Iowa Cities in Flood Areas WOI 640 AMES. The Register present daily the pick of the evening's live network television entertainment PRE-viewed by MACON, GA. tf A white man and a Negro were held briefly in jail Tuesday night after the Negro was found visit a 00-V arch Pirada la Blue in-Down The Register's staff of experts who have attended rehearsals in screened films and read scripts in ing in the white student's house. Tfce Cedar River at Waterloo rose a foot In 9 hours Wednes New York, Chicago and Hollywood.

Tonight's best bets from July To Veterana 3 Warren Hour 4 30-Tea Tlma Hour 5.10-Ntws porta Hour 7:00 -Document; Deep South You Want S.io-Jefferaonlan Heritage Son-Ways of Mankind 9 30-To be ann. iO.OO-SIGN OFF Concert 10 Hons) Issues Feature 11 15-March Time 11 In Black and White 11 jour Mesdames 11:50 Prayer 13 Mamiles 12:45 Himcinf l.OO-Muslcai Chat Century Muale 350-Muslo rarm Devotions Shop oo-Newe Shop day to a crest of 20.1 feet, more Deep SouUl anet Symphony Viewpoint 315-Matttrworka Siiev-Women's Forum Legal sources said Wednesday there apparently Is no state law againat whites and Negroes vis FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE "Finale." An excellent perfor than five feet above flood stage. It was at the fifth highest mance by David Niven in the dual role of a noted actor and his iting each other. Moeds cousin, whose resemblance to the star stands In ths way of his point it had ever reached but well under the 1829 record of Theatre TV't TREAT OF THE WEEK. Clifford York, 21, a Mercer career.

The script will hold you until the last moments. Worth seeing. 6:30 p. m. CBS, KVTV, Sioux City; WMT-TV, Cedar University graduate and min Tuna Time Music 5.15-Todaya Music to Remember Cliik 10 30-Marketa Corner 11 15-Medlcal Society la tha Air Facta Rapids.

isterial student, said he and Richard Scott, a pre-medical 23.95 feet. -r The main Waterloo business district was not affected except for sandbagging by establishments where storm sewers backed 'p. JUSTICE "The Spinster." A rather touching episode in graduate of a Negro college in volvlng an aging spinster who has inherited some money, and the nympnony urr man she falls in love with. A familiar story given sensitive treat Alabama, were taken to county Jail by deputies who told them ment and a good cast. Better than average.

6:30 p. m. NBC, they had violated "segregation KWWL-TV, Waterloo; WHO-TV, Des Moines; WOC-TV, Daven Si MVER" -go I mUUl Joel McCraa U.vl gPlTToasa Da Carla I WOI-FM at(. 4.00-Tlaasleal Concert peep South Reports euS-MuaM Remember Concert Pinal laws. The two young men were re Six persona were evacuated by police and firemen from Rlv-rview addition.

Other families were moving out. Two relief centers were set up to handle port. vrmpnony i Off CORINNI ROIERT CALVET STACK a THE INDIRECT APPROACH aae TWeuiu 1ir leased about an hour later after friends had employed an attor VIDEO THEATRE "Perished Leaves." Wealthy bachelor dies suddenly, leaving his lawyer with unwritten instructions that the women he loves should benefit from his estate. He never names the evacuees. At Cedar City, a suburb of ney to intercede for them at the sheriff's office.

They had been booked on "suspicion of a the woman, and the lawyer is forced to play detective, which re What a stupid cigar! Hasn't learned a new song or dance step In months!" WHO-TV 7:30 P. M. suits in complications. 7:00 p. m.

CBS. KMTV, Omaha; KVTV, misdemeanor." Sioux City; WHBF-TV, Rock Island; WOI-TV Ames. CHANNEL 13 For Variety in Recorded Music Set Your Dial at 960 WHO-TV, Channel 13 nr. moinen. KGTV, Channel 17 SES MOINES.

DRAGNET Friday and Smith investigate a series of petty thefts. Finding the thief doesn't take much investigating, but the circumstances behind his crime expose a shocking situation. 7:00 p. m. NBC.

KWWL-TV, Waterloo; WHO-TV, Des Moines; WOC- 1 Feature Dalv TV, Davenport; WOW-TV, Omaha, Fomm rjoea la Tha Today Lions School One Man's Pamliv :45 Miule Hall 9:00 Home 10 00 Bruit and Groom 10:13 Cartoon 10 30 Belty WhlM Tims Daly roKElttN intkiguk A pretty hokey story, but It gives for the Cedar Falls, about a dozen families were evacuated. Highway 20 was blocked by water between Waterloo and Cedar Falls. The Washington Park golf course in Cedar Falls was covered with water. There also was water in the Dairy Cattle Congress area and a few of the barns were' filled with water? flerrick Refrigerator Co. and the Cola Rendering works at Waterloo suspended operations.

Thirty persons were at emergency shelters. SIOUX CITY. At Sioux City the flood threat shifted from the east aide of town to the west side Wednes Ann-Marie Gyllenspetz a big part, and the young lady who i Don McNeill's "Breakfast Club" Weekday Mornlnys at 8:00 Presented by Quaker Oats, Fhilco, Swift Bealemon Products Wonderful a of Stars Darby Weather, Sports supposed to be one of Sweden's most popular actresses shows 6.15-Weathtrman 3:00 fink? Lea Howdy Doodv 4:00 Morle 5:00 Sporta 1 Wat i her :20 News 5:30 Dinah Shoro 6:4.1 Showcase 6 Marx 8:30 Justice 7:00 Dragnet Ford Then. Karen of Medicine 8 '30 Supermaa 10.00 Newe 10:10 Weather JO: IS Outdoor Talk 10:30 Street-corner. USA 10:15 WreeUlnf why.

8:30 p. m. NBC. No stations in Iowa range. iiiTK i nnc.il 11:00 Tret Pattern 12:00 Muale Hall 12:15 Nrwa UJICK 12:23 detainer 12:30 R.

F. D. IKE ACTS TO AID 1:00 Mri. USA 1:30 Ask Waahlnutnn His wife put 2:00 Welcome Travelara 3:30 On Your 19 IOWA AREAS Show" Account her foot down day. WOI-TV, Channel 5 Prom The Rrrleter'a VYaenlngUMe Bureau i i AOVCKTIKEMENT.

The Floyd river was receding but the Big Sioux, north and west of the city, was swelling to a crest which was expected WASHINGTON, D. C. President Eisenhower late Wed Every Afternoon Hon. thru Sat. nesday designated 19 Iowa flood-stricken counties as Show 8:00 Kllm Peat urea 354 Feature 9:15 Godfrey 9:30 Strike It to reach four feet above the 16' 1 I'l I foot stage at Akron, 30 miles 3 disaster areas.

upstream. The Big Sioux was 2 Rich It? 7 -v- miles wide at Akron. Meteorologist Ivory P. Ren Xay 3:30 -Mario Wlndo-v Window Watcliere RanyeF Vmwi trjoile Edwards Holiday McNutley 6: 30 -Down To Earth Theatre Theatre Tha Face Picture) 9:30 To Be nn. of Iowa 10:30 Movie The action enables local government units in the areas to apply for federal relief funds for repair of roads and other public works.

No limit was placed on the amount that could Lady 10:15 Love Of Life For Tomorrow 10:45 Omdinc Lieht rtels said the Big Sioux would cause flooding in the lowland pa If core Thursday's Best Bets areas of Riverside and North Sioux City, S. D. He aaid flood conditions would remain 12-uu-Bervica be requested. Show Tunes waeon Hit wife Kolded him about the ugly, chipped porch the dull pstio brick, too. There must be a paint for both, said the.

Feature Highways The Iowa Highway Patrol issued the) following road report late Wednesday: No. 10 Closed west of Boone, detours' available by rerouting. No. 6 Closed at Euclid Avenue bridge In Des Moines; detour available through city. No.

It Closed between Allison and Parkersburg. No. IS Open to one-way traffic at Algona. No. 20 Closed east edge of Cedar Falls, detour by No.

218. No. 20 Closed at Correc-tionville; east west detour available. No. 46 Closed at De Moines.

No. 65 Closed In Rockwell area; detour for cars only. No. 69 Reopened at Bel-mond. No.

107 Closed between Thornton and Meservey. No. 169 Open to one-way traffic at Algona, No. 175 Closed at Turin. No.

218 Haa water at north edge of Cedar Falls. No. 61 Closed miles north of Des Moines and at Euclid bridge. The president telegraphed Gov. William S.

Beardsley that he had named as a disaster 12:45 Houm Pally for two days. CHARLES CITY. Hits from the Past rayon Cro.t.y Hour 2: 30-Robert (,. area, under authority granted him by congress, "those areas At Charles City, the waters ijrw. ef the Cedar River, which crest in the state of Iowa which have i i i i si in been adversely effected bv the ed at 13.8 feet Sunday and at 14 feet Monday, had receded to 1 -CEO current floods." President Eisenhower said the action was taken to permit "federal assistance to supplement federal and local efforts." Semi-Popular Semi-Classical (o) 4-6 p.

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Mnalr la Tha 'lrht 1 1 :.10 p. m. Bark Tn The nibia 12:00 Mldnlabt eilUN OFF He said a definite allocation saaa7Jamalrf ONCRETE will do it. id-vittd a pal. Brick patio? Concrete porch floor? Best thing for Ideal for ItaitamaMae iw.

ra walla of money was being withheld pending a review of the needs of the counties by the civil defense administration, headed by Val Peterson. This is routine ek Mills' Listen for Dl Favorites Theme, "I'll Get By" a 9-foot level Wednesday. BOONE. At Boone, officials Wednesday reported that one more county bridge, crossing the Des Moines river just west of Ledges State Park, had been washed out. It is called the 16-to-l bridge.

Two other bridges, one north of Fraser known as the Wilson bridge and one at Fraser, were broken up by the flood and parts of them washed away. At noon Wednesday the river Boone, which Is on high ground and relatively safe, had dropped to 24.96 feet from its 25.42 foot crest Tuesday night. FORT DODGE. At Fort Dodge, the Des Moines river dropped rapidly 960 n7 nn i iiii TONIGHT 5000 waffs ABC 0 1 on your II procedure. The 19 counties are Sioux, Plymouth, Cherokee, Woodbury, Monona, Harrison, Ida.

Claw, Calhoun, KoauthHHum-boldt, Webster, Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hardin and Polk. The White House Informed Wednesday and a late afternoon The Borden Company ULru dial reading showed 13.8 feet, nearly feet below the Monday crest which Wednesday was officially announced as 19.32 feet and not presents on its new live TV series JUSTICE the office of Senator Bourke B. 17.5 as earlier reported. a The 19.32 figure makes the Now his patio, porch and flood the worst in the city's Hickenlooper Ia.) of the disaster designation shortly before the public announcement bafemenc tUmm with aa I history. ONCRETE heavy duty a beauty coat.

His wife says it's nice mittinc her foot Initial Grant Meanwhile, Chairman E. Ro down sau'! I land Harriman of the American "The Spinster" j-- i Red Cross wired Beardsley that the organization has authorized "an initial financial grant" of at least 1100,000 for Iowa flood relief. Recalls '03 Flood As Less Violent. More Damaging By Stephen MacDonald. While thousands of Des Moines residents were fighting the raging waters of the Pes Moines river Wednesday, at least one man was reminded of a less violent viva sa vniin keosty teat to eur concrete er krlck ftoon, woHe outdoors or Coos on easily eloyi on far ktliaa beoulyl So economical, tool tarring Signe Hasso with Peter Cookson Paul McGrath 4 "This will be in addition in contributions now being made to the Red Cross disaster relief fund in Iowa," Harriman said.

Harriman assured the gover flood that caused more damage, due to less organi 0y Colors where then," Haynie said. "It backed up through the sewer pipes. Great metal manhole covers were raised up out of the ration and preparation. It nor that the "total resources" of the Red Cross stood ready to was back in 1903. help and promised that addi street, ana the water came pouring up through the holes, Charles E.

Haynie. 1083 Twenty-fifth st, was a 30-year-old barber at the state house In We didn't have any dikes like A gripping drometic story pretented for ths first tima en television dlstrlbutad by STANDARD Glass Paint Co. 200 10th St. there are now. "Terrible Thing." 1903 when the flood struck, Gushing Up.

tional help, "both financial and in the form of manpower," would be forthcoming as need developed. There are now 34 Red Cross disaster specialists and "hundreds of volunteers" working in the disaster area, Harriman said. "Floods sre terrible things, "I can remember," ha said, .30 PM Channel 13 "that two others and I went to Dot Moines, lows, Phono: 3-3141 much worse than fires. At least you can control a fire. The only good thing about this flood is E.

Fourth and Locust streets, where a man took us to the Locust street bridge in a boat. We walked along the bridge and the water came gushing that the fishing will be good It's Fun! JiV nclaxing! Going to Russia? up through holes. Free Fare Voted It's A Great Family Pastiacf when its all over." On Wednesday, May 27, 1603, the Des Moines Register and Leader reported storms and rain in the northern parts of the state, but the possibility ef floods was not mentioned. "We got on another boat on the west side of the bridge and rowed clear up Locust street to WASHINGTON, D. C.

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News every hour on the hour J4 (mm an alley between Third and Fourth streets, almost up to the Old Hotel Savery at Fourth street. We got out of the boat and ate dinner at a restaurant thonze paying a one-way passage to Russia for any resident of the United States desiring to By Friday, however, the paper reported, "Rivers Sta stay there. Chairman Robert B. Chippen tionary, But May Come Up." FAMILY SPICIALS On Saturday the water hit field who sponsored On Menu for June 24 ues Moines. The newspaper there.

"It was the day of the Drake Relays, but they didn't have a stadium in those days, so the meet was being held out at the Fairgrounds. published a plea for manpower, the amendment to the foreign aid bill, said the offer could be taken up by ''anyone who thinks provisions and dry clothing. "To morrow will be too late," it re Russia is better than this coun ported, "Let there be no try." "My wife was out there, and By Sunday, the power plant He added: "I hope the rulers they made an announcement that for the streetcars was flooded of the Soviet Union will coun the water was closing in on the streetcar power plant and that ter this provision with a similar offer to enable residents of and inoperative, as were the gas, water, and electric companies. All railroad service was service would stop st 4 p. And it did, too.

Sha piled the their country to come to the United States." discontinued. Twenty-five cas ualties were reported, about I PLAN A FAMILY (: II "GCT-TObtrrfH" Art BISHOPS! whole family into the buggy and drove back, for fear she wouldn't be able to cross the bridges later half of which were validated. When You See Flavorful PAN FRIED STEAK U. S. Choice Beef fried to perfection.

NOW 49c SAVE lSe STEWED CHICKEN Eprins; Chicken stewed and spiced to bring- out its rich natural flavor. 40c Delicious STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Light -Fresh Cake with tart strawberries and large portion of whipped cream. 25c 3 5,000 Homeless. On Monday, June 1, some 3,000 This Name St.Joseph to 5,000 persons were without on. More Water.

"There was about 8 or 10 feet of water on Locust Homes there between First and Second streets were almost covered. ajflRIrl homes on account of the floods. VouKnovlt Once again the newspaper pleaded: "Never before had Des Moines responded so generously, but only ths beginning has been Aspmirj told." AT ITS Vuept I I Mote? Haynie said there is mora water in this year's flood than there was in 1903. "But the dikes are built up now," he added, "so the damage might not be ao great Before the present flood, the highest record ec stage of the Des Moines river was 26.5' feet in June, 1947. No accurate record was kept of the 1903 flood, but it has been estimated that the water rose to a level of 27.3 feet.

"There waa water every The waters had begun to recede, but 100 cases of pneumonia had been reported, and officials feared that epidemics of various- contagious diseases would break ut The headlines on Tuesday alZa'aHZlMZl Ta IVi 'lit iVi In popularity I ST.JOSiltH aBiDiai oecouao ot its pure oranso ALSO SHVINO YOU IH CaW UmpUt, Ompt, Umt til COR CHILOB1JJJ flavor, accu said, "Water Falling. Dsnger Is Past," but there was still sick-1 rate doaase. Wty, Wsrrfi, omsinaaV rssB wnm esse Vorlirs largest Asotria For QiiiilrBii ness to be combatted..