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I THE DES MOINES REGISTER MOND AY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1933. PAGE TO EMPLOTIENT ANNOUNCEMENTS He's 70; She's 19 AIVKBTIr.MENT. i Ml Hlf i stir asm 4 George Flood, 70-jear-oid San Franclsro, shipping magnate, surprised society folk by marrying 19-year-old Alda Itojaa, niece of the Colombian consul. IOWA GRADUATE T0JJUILD DAM Ross White Named for Tennessee Job. KNOXVILLE.

TENN. The Tennessee valley authority has named Ross White of Pasadena, construction superintendent of the $34,000,000 Norris dam which will be built on Clinch river. White Is a graduate of the University of Iowa, CIVIL SERVICE LAW BAN SEEN Guth Says City Ordinance Will Be Repealed. CITY TO RECEIVE BIDS ON PAVING Grand Avenue Work Among Projects. Bids will be received today by the city for resurfacing of paving on Grand ave.

from Twenty-eighth st. to Forty-third st. and on Seventh st. from Keosauqua way to School and from Indiana ave. to Franklin John MacVlcar, streets commissioner, announced Sunday.

The Grand ave. paving, which was never paid for by the city because the contractor did not build it according to contract, has not been resurfaced since it was laid 35 years ago except one time when the property owners hired a roofing contractor to cover the bricks with tar and gravel, Mr. MacVicar said. The federal government, through the public works program, is paying 30 per cent of the cost of materials and labor for the city paving projects; the city is paying 20 per cent of the total cost; and the remainder will be paid by the property owners through assessment. Thursday has been set as the day when, according to law, property owners can file objections or approval of the paving projects, Mr.

MacVicar said. KINGS TO VISIT POINTS IN IOWA 'Ambulance Honeymooners' to Ashton, Cherokee Today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.

King, "ambulance honeymooners" of Mc- Allen, will visit relatives in Ashton and Cherokee, to- rUday, driving from W8 Des Moines where they are now staying with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Caswell, 3221 Grand ave.

The couple will resume the homeward jour ney Thursday morning, Mr. Caswell said Sunday. The Kings drove from their Texas home in an ambulance containing a body which was delivered in Stillwater, for burial, as their honeymoon trip, expenses of which were paid by Mr. King's employer. Kills Self at Woodbine (The RPKliter'i Iowa Newi Servlca WOODBINE, IA, Bruce Mills, 65, postmaster here, committed suicide Sunday morning in the barn at his home by hanging himself.

Mills was a former member of the Iowa house of representatives. He Is survived by his wife, a daughter and two sons. Frank Greco Held on Beer Law Charge Charged with violation of the beer law, Frank Greco, 46, who gave his address as 710 Davis was arrested by police at 345 E. Jackson Sunday. Greco pleaded not guilty and was freed on $500 bond for hearing Oct.

9. Several bottles of beer were seized by police, they re-i ported. the SERIES your dealer test your tubes. mm The confusion now Assemblyman rnrnlio-n anmrpumaliT nr a fltv nr. SLUMP ON FARM PRICESlNORMAL 17.

Points Above Low Mark of Year. Despite the fact that the Index prices on all farm products in Jowa declined one point in a com parison of Sept. 15 prices with those on Aug. 15, the slump was Within the normal seasonal fluc tuation and was 17 points above the low point of the year, Feb' ruary, the United States depart ment of agriculture reports. The Sept 15 index is the same 9M that for Sept.

15, 1932. The decline over August resulted from drop of one point in grain price Index and two points for livestock which more than offset increases Of seven points in poultry and eggs and three points in dairy products. Two Point Lower. Using the prices of livestock between 1910 to 1914 as a base the department declared that Sept. 15 prices were 59 per cent of the base price and were two points lower than In August, five points under the year's high in May, but Were still 14 points above the low level which was reached in January.

The price for Iowa's principal fcrop, hogs, was 1 per cent lower on Sept. 15 as compared with Aug. 15, and declines of 2 per cent on cattle, 2 per cent on sheep, tnd 7 per cent on lambs more than offset the three point advance on calves, resulting In a decline of two points in the entire livestock group Index. Eggs Show Upturn. Eggs showed the greatest upturn of any Iowa farm product when they boomed upward 14 points in the month from Aug.

15 to Sept. 15. Chicken prices were I per cent lower. Potatoes are in the most favorable position relative to the pre-war base of any Iowa farm product, the department declared. Reports of price correspondents Indicated that potatoes were changing hands on Sept.

15 at prices 50 cents per bushel less than was paid Aug. 15. Despite this decline from the summer price the Sept. 15 figure itands at 141 per cent of the 1910-1914 base price. Hay Advances.

Hay had advanced 50 cents a ton on Sept. 15, keeping pace with Increases on alfalfa, mixed clover, and timothy. Clover alone, timothy alone, and Wild hay were slightly lower in price. Timothy seed was 20 cents a bushel higher but clovers declined. Red and alslke clover seed dropped 30 cents a bushel and iweet clover seed declined 20 cents.

The butterfat price was up 4 cents over the Aug. 15 figure but no general advance in wholesale milk price was noted during the month. FINAL PLEDGE LIST IS MADE Four Sororities Announce at Iowa Wesleyan. '( Tb( Rt(ltr'a Iowa Ntwa lervlna MOUNT PLEASANT, IA. Iowa Wesleyan co-eds cllmawd the rushing season with pledging by the four national sororities.

The pledge Hat is: Zeta Tau Alpha Jean Hibhet, IMnfleld; Wilma Howe, Hills-fcoro; Gladys Snell, Sperry; Eliza beth Kendall, Salem; Helen Miller, Burlington; Rosemary McKenna and Marguerite Williams, Mount Pleasant; Joyce Perrin, Albta Ethel Smith, Pulaski; Helen JNorth, Columbus Junction. Alpha XI Delta Frances Ful-tner and Rosemary Swenson; Ot-tumwa; Mary Lou Miller, Lincoln Wllma Tonklnson, Ethel Virginia Lindsay, Lfnor Smith, Mabel Jacques and Lavonne Nus baum, Mount Pleasant. PI Beta Phi Charlotte Allen, Kansas City; Virginia Lowry, Albert Lea, Hazel Lockhart, Tackwood; Maxicne Tucker, Moravia; Alice Tolbot, Mount Union; Mary Jane Hall, Mary Ann Allison and Viola Smith, Mount Pleas ant Phi Mu Helen Baker, Newton, Louise Llndeen, Swedes-burg; Mary Ward, Ottumwa; Helen Mllllken, Fremont. BANKERS LIFE MEET Managers From 34 States Attend Sessions. The annual meeting of agency managers of the Bankers Life Co Will be held at Hotel Savery to day and Tuesday.

Gerard Nollen, president, will preside. bixty-six agency managers from 34 states will participate In the meeting at which company business will be discussed. Speakers will Include Mr. Nol- len, W. W.

Jaeger, vice president and director of agencies; 0. Jackman, superintendent of agencies; B. N. Mills, secretary; and E. M.

McConney, actuary. Dr. Ritchey Arrested On Driving Charge Dr. W. J.

Ritchey, SO, Negro dentist, 517 Mulberry was ar rested on a charge of driving While intoxicated after the car he was drivtng collided with a car operated by K. E. Johnson of Rich ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTICES 6 the list ot name Irom which labor for uiese project will be aecureu will oe aea.K-iiAleii prior to the award oi con tract. Paving. Lyon-NRH-NRMu A B.

5 524 miles of 0. No. 75 out ot Rock Rapids south to rnmary Road No. ifi. invuivuig cu.

yds. excavation, 4iai.D q. yds. concrete pavement, 2't On. ft.

nniali eartn shoulders, Type A and 26 Type Humes and iMO lin, it. of 15 to ai entrance culverts. Tayior-NRM-81 C. 0.003 milM of Primary Huau No, 3 In beuiord mvolvintj l.lM-i cu. yds.

excavation, 1,155 q. yds. concrete pavement, 1 Type A flum and 4if2.5 on. it. finish eartn shoulders.

Boon NRM-32S-A. Reconstruction of 0 miles U. 8. Road Nu. iiO In Boone, involving 8 si.

yd. concrete pavement and 141.5 Jin. iu 01 euro ana Calhoun NRH-NRM 30.802 miles of U. S. Kuad No.

oui 01 iwcm-weil Ctiy east, involving cu. yd. 113,724.7 sq. yd. concrete pavement, rotk asohalt oavement on concrete oase or ruck aspnait pavement on rolled stone base; 4H Type A and 14 Type Illumes, cu.

yd, concrete in pile caps, 120 tin. 11, creosoieu piniiK, nu it, 15" to aH" entr. culv. Mudimnn 0.603 ml. Prim.

Road No. 2 In internet Involving cu. yd. 6,404.4 sq. yd.

cone, Jl Type A intakes, 3,15 lin. ft. nnish earth shoulders. 222 lin. fL 18" aewer pipe complete and 2,944 sq.

fU aldewalk 10 remve and relay. Marshall B. Resurfacing 0.406 ml. of IS. 8.

Road No. 30 in Marstiauiown, involving 2.2H1 cu. yd. 1,500 cu. yd, concrete, Type A Intakes, 2.62.1 Itn.

ft. rlh Rhi.olilers. If lin. ft. of 15 and 340 lin.

ft. 24" sewer pipe, 115 Im. ft. 11" remf mnc Dioe and 2 tile Intakes. Pocahontas NKH-NRM-421-AAB.

4.885 ml. of Prim. Roads 17 and 10 through Pocahonta and north, Involving cu. f. nxcav.

ftl.750.2 SQ. yd, cone, 6 Type A flumes, 25,793.8 lin, ft. finish earth shoulilers, and 720 lin. ft. 15" to 24" entr.

culv. Sac 9.749 mi. of 8. Roads No. 20 and 71, from Early south and east into fcac City, Involving cu.

vd. 103.001 so. yd. cone, pav, 71 Type A and 13 Type Humes; lin. ft.

15" to entr. culv. i Gravel Surfacing. Page-NRS-ihti-B. ti.141 mile of Primary Road No.

208 from Coin north to Primary Road No. 3 involving 7,124 cu. yds. Class A gravel or crushed stone on inr roaa. Bridge and Culverts.

Lyon-NRH-NRM-420-AB on U. S. Road No. i5 soutn ot Rock Rapid 12 box culvert extensions Involving 106. 8 cu.

yd, concrete. Calhoun-NRH-NRM-370-ABCDE. On U. 9. Road No.

2U out ot Rockwell City east. 19 pipe involving V2ti It. of 24" and 270 it. of MO" reint. cone, pipe; 4 box culverts Involving 84.4 cu.

yd. concrete; h0x2U pony truss and add wearing Huriace; resurface 50x20 pony trusn; widen 18x18 slab bridge ana add wearing euriace; widen 36xi8 deck girder and add wearing suriace, and build 70x20 plate girder, involving 364.8 cu. yd. concrete, 103,160 lb. struc.

sleel and 1,720 lin. It. untreated piling. Madisuu NRM-327-B. On Prim.

Road No. 2 in Winterest. 5 box culv. Involving i Kfi 4 ru. vo.

cuncrete. Pocauontas NRH-NKM-421-A4B, On Prim. Roads No. 10 and 17 through Pocahontas and north. 9 pipe culv.

involving 498 Hn. ft. 24" reinf. cone, pipe, 2 box culv. Involving 27.3 cu.

yd. concrete, and raise and widen I-beam bridge. involving 35.1 cu. yd. concrete, and 3,865 lb.

struc. steel. Knf U. 8 Roads Nu. 20 and 71 irom Early to Sac City.

10 pipe culv. involving 312 ft of and 198 it. of 30" reinf. cone, pipe; 19 box culv. involving 944.3 cu.

yd. concrete. Note: The foregoing projects are being financed under the National Recovery Act. The following projects are being fi nanced from funds other than the N. and detailed regulations as to maximum hours of work and rates of minimum niiv and other sneeial conditions atiect ilng the performance of the work, will be nhown the Special Provisions for each project.

Fremont, Materials 14. Approximately tO.oiio cu. vd. excavation stripping quarry Section 23-T70N-R43W. Second uurHtt i ravel.

Paee-Fremont-P-659. 15.3 miles of Primary Road No. 4 from the Missouri line north thrmiL'h Shenandoah In volving 4.592 cu. vd. Class A eravel or crushed stone on tne roau.

Pottawattamie-P-blft. 12.7 mties or Primary Road No. 4 from Avova south to U. fl. Road No.

6. involving 3.936 cu, vda. ciasa A gravel or crumiea stfue on tne Pottawattam e-p-H45. ll. 0 mt.

or rn mary Road No. 4 from V. S. Road No. 6 south to the Mills County line and Prl marv Road No.

177. the Carwon stub in volvmg cu. yu. Class A gravei or cruKhed stone on tne road. Milts-P-727.

0.547 ml. or primary Road No. 166 from Hastings to U. 8. Road No.

34 involvinug 120 cu. yds. Class A ir ravel nr crushed atone nn the road. Mi g-r-hJJ. rz.rt mi.

or rnmary ivmo No. 4 from the Pottawattamie Co. line smith tn II. S. Road No.

34 and Primary Road No. 244, the Henderson stub involv ing 1,740 cu. yds. Class A gravel i't-iihpd ntntie nn the Pottawattamie-P-631. 5,9 mi.

or pri mary Road No. 83 from Avoca to Walnut involving 2.157 cu. yds. Class A gravel or crushed stone on the road. SShelbv-Aiidinon-p-797.

mi. or pri mary Road No. 17. from Klmballton tc Elkhorn Involving 2.457 ru. yds.

'lass A urnvpl or croshed stone on the road. jaekson-P-532. 29.5 miles or prim. Road No. 117 between Maquoketa and Ka hula, Involving 1,500 cu.

yd. sand and 5 cu. yd. Class crushed stone, or 8,025 cu. yd.

Class A gravel on the mad. KeokuK-P-74. nil. or primary Road No. "7 from Richland north to Primary Road No.

2 Involving fi.ooo cu. yd. Class A gravel or crushed stone on the road. Lee-P-713. 5.6 ml.

nf Primarv Knad No. 103 from Kt. Madison northwest to U. B. Itoad No.

ifil invnlvfn 8.7n eu yds. Class A gravel or crushed stone on the mad. Van Buren-P-772. 4 ml. of Primary Road No.

23 from Milton south to the Missouri State line involving 2.700 cu. yds. Class A Kravel or crushed atone on the road Van Ruren-P-fiKK. 2 4 mi or primary Road No. 114 from Primary Road No.

3 south to the Missouri State line Involving 1 .300 cu. yds. Class A gravel or crushed stone on the road. washintton-P-543. mt.

or prtmarv Road No. 81 from Prima rv Road No. 2 north toward Wetlman Involving 4.60O ru vds. Class A gravel or Class A or cruihed stone on the road. lHihuque-P-720.

8.3 mi. of IT. 8. Road Vo. 55 from the Jackson Co.

line north west to TI. R. Roan No. ts involvine 4 fi4N cu. yds.

Class A gravel or crushed stone on the road. Clinton-Jackson P-ROfl, 7 3 ml. of TT. 3, Road No. 5FS from Prtmarv Road No.

117 south involving 4.0S8 ru. yds. Class A ravel or rushed stone nn rnad. Jarksnn-P-fi'-7. 11.fi ml.

of U. R. Road No. 55 from Primary Road No. 117 north to the Maquoketa River Involvtig 6.496 cu.

vds. Class A grave! or crushed stone on the road. Jftcksnn-P-69. ml. nf TT.

8. Road No. 55 from the MannnKeta River north west to Beltevue Involvine 4 536 cu. yds. Class A gravel or crushed stone on the road.

Jarknn-P-fl90. 12 5 ml, nf U. 8- fioarl No. 55 from Rellevue northwest to the nuhonue Co. line involvine 6,832 cu.

yds. of Class A gravel or crushed stone on the mad. Pelawar-Ttihuque F-35. 8.301 miles of primary Road No. 10 from Cnlesburg to MixemhurE, involving 4.fi4? ru.

vn Class A gravel, Class A enished stone or lass" A crushed stone from state quarry, on the road. Malntensnre ravel Snrfacln. Allamakee M-232. 14.0 mi. nf Primary Road No.

51 from Postville north involving ru. yds. Class A crushed stone on the mad. Buena Vista M-367. On Prlmarv Roads No.

5 10 and 221 and V. s. Road No. 71: 17.S00 cu. vds.

gravel, units ad ditional half mile haul and 7,200 cu. yds. strinninir. Pocahontas On Primary Roads No. it.

it and 44: I7f.no cu. vds, (travel, 193.850 units additional half mile haul and 8 700 cu. vds. strinmng. Sae-M-366.

On Primary Rnarls Nn. 4 35. 3A and 151, and V. S. Roads No.

20 and 71 1 17.200 cu. vds. gravel. 186.225 units additional half mile haul an R.ion cu. vis.

atrmpine: 1,450 ru. yds. Class A gravel on tne road. Tow RT TK HIGHWAY COMMISSION. Rent.

57. 1033. notice to pirtriFRa Pa'erf bifla will rtvHvM at ihp offlre fr the lwa S'ate Hfehway CimmtiBinn, mcii, Tnwa. until 2:00 n. (Vfr.rir in mil.

for one vd. pa-iiin 1rRplfn Sclt1 wM io bt rfcffvf1 until oo p. Ortohr Ii. 1011. for nnn 'Rtlnns nf vfMnw rentcrHn paint.

CfrUflprl Prnpnnftl form nnrl nrtrMHnntf Infnrmn- 'f'n mnv ne nerurerl nt tn ahnve offirp. Ml propnuaii np.d nbnll fin forms hv ths Pttf upalPft and nlflinlv marked. Tht jjirht to n-aiv tohnlon and to ft'lpof anv or a'l hHU If roprven TOW STTF COMMISSION sipntpmhpr 27. 1011, PP4RTOV Radio "tn1f Srv(e. Fartnry Mom Ctntral Klwtric Trained MO Iwunt St.

I WIT.T, nt rpfixmnin'e for dphts rin- tr.rtd by anynn but rnvwlf, m. Rrann. dancine taucht priva'elv T.atet stens. Cnnble teacher. "HHF.KE SHAM, WR CO?" 7 57c THK TALK OF THE TOWN, ABU dlnnpr and kupsis at the firrihiMim.

Samlwlcn Whops, inc. Fifth. fin locust Sauer Kraut Gardens PR AN AYR. PHONE 6 -P20B. Cn.

Pno.rfa Lobster, Krogs, Soft Bhsll UJ5 crabs, Rslnhow trouU orrnard inn Across from Airport. DANCR T0N1 A -LA Ladies Free TFRSONALS Moving Storage Our rates are low and our service is u- fierlor. We guarantee our work to be he best. Ware Transfer ft Storage 1100-21 Keosaumia Wav Ph. 3-61R1.

Bed Rum Moths, roaches, also eggs. il.su ui.na rodenis, extermination GUARANTEED. New process gas 6 hours) No removing of foods, fabrics. Fumerolt 621 8lh. Office 3-7222 Home 4-3679 Loirg Distance Removals Clean storage, modern fireproof warehouse.

MERCHANTS STORAGE 8th ft liuiben, 4-2124. DENIES DRIVING CHARGE. Dr. Harold W. Graber, 40, of 3610 Third who was arrested Sunday for driving while intoxicated, pleaded not guilty and was freed on $500 bond for hearing Oct.

10. IMPORTANT RED NETWORK PROGRAMS. (N. B. Monday.

Urn and tie Kom. WOW Morning Parade. WOW WIIA 10:00 Hour of Memories. WOW WHO 11:00 NlAand rramits. WHO WPAF; Catherine fields, soprano.

WHO W'UAK 2:30 Women's Radio Review. WHO! KyW WDAK WOW 3:00 Headlines In Son. WOW WDAF WKNR WHO 3:30 Harllone. WLW WOW I 4:00 l.ady Nnl Hour. WOW WDAF 4:30 Plana I)uo.

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WHO WMAW WOW WTMJ KKTP 10:15 l.nm and Abner. WDAF WHO WTMJ lliOO Mark Fishers' Orchestra. WOW WDAF Lookl it's the Scarecrow LA from THE WIZARD OF OZI "Wheel" isy the children. "Great the grown-ups. Everybody's cheering for this marvelous new Children's Radio Program! Presented by JELL-O.

EVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY WOC-WHO :45 P. M. TUNE INI ADVERTISEMENT. Register and Tribune Station 1370 Kilocycles Affiliated with N. B.C.

Chain Blue Network MONDAY MORNING. -an Early Bird Music. 6 Register Radio Reporter, 7:00 MorninK Devotions NBC. 7 I Don Hall Trio NBC. Lew White, Organist NBC.

Mlmile Man. Variety Music, Time slicnals. 8.00 Breskfast Club Orchestra-NBC. llatiily Andy. 8:45 Breakfast Club Orchestra, con-tinned NBC.

9:00 Four Southern fitna-ers NBC. Chnrlle r-'tnitler, Nonas, pre-si-nled by Breads. 9:30 Today's Children, presented by rillslniry NBC. 9:4,1 K-s-ll lnh alendar, presented Itv Towers Hakery. 4rll and Rally, Bklt.

10:00 (Irnl llvclene. presented by Aiken I 10:0. The Frlen.llv Thinker. 10:20 Sinclna ftlnncs NBC 10:30 Rhvihm Ramblera Orchestra NRC. 11:00 (iene Arnold and His Commodores, presented by I'rnry a- tcr Hotel NBC.

11 ww.ieir "FTsiTr- snrrsB- nhi'. The Tribune Radio Reporter. 11:40 K-S-0 Theater of the Air. MONDAY AFTERNOON. 12:00 Walkathon "Never Out Never from Slate Fair (i rounds.

12 tndtilrlna Microphone. The InoulnnK Renorler and hts Cr nm" have been skipplna all over town In the last two weeks throurh the use of the K-S-0 short wave equipment. If you have ft food question tn mind Just write the nqulrlng Microphone, care of K-S-O. 12:30 -March of Trnnsportnllon, presented by Continental Auto Co. MIC.

Sntackmit NRC. 1:00 Rev. Klchry and Parlv, presented by Church of Open Bible. 1 :1 5 Musical Orlelnalltles. NBC.

carr and McKenzie. NBC. 2 no Resiling Room. Worils and Music. NBC.

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6 41 Andy n1 OHCr. 0iftV Short and Kwift, prrvntpr! Mnrthfi Unhhiion Ice Cream nit unrty shop. 7 0ft Mnrrrtm "firlon Mnlma and hn Orcht- tra NBC. 5 Sinolnlr Mlntrlv prrwntfd by Hneiafr Gawllne MiC, mnriii of war- Imt dayi will rtiiHi1 In the MlriAlrt-l prnsram dHiorttif) tn th l.Pkjton mnvenf ton. Hear "loar 4ld Pat nf Mine," Kml-'K-K-Ka(y." "Mow a (onna Kp Thm Itowa on th larm." Fmn'i Mftvia Broadrast.

8 45 Mark Kiher and Hn OrchM-tra NBC. 9:00 National Cathrhe Chunrtft Onvsntion "Tht Nation Worker" Hon. KrancM fr-hin, Hrtarv of leANtr NBC. a -an Tha Hmir Gla NHr 10 0O Wnlkathon "trr thi Tff tpr." from Mat tair (rnundx Ball Scores, 10:20 KKlr Ra.ho Reporter. jo no 8mph(HP NRO.

11:00 Pon Beator and Hit Orchfstra NHO. 11:30 Rourr Ocrmon anl Hsu Vliiapa nnrn urcnfsira a hi. i 12 00 Tw-piv oviivu KhthB Club. 1 '( uood morning. WHO WHO a.

1 ikv I Me 3f 1 I SALESMEN 18 We Pay Our Representatlveg lareest commissiona and protect territory In Iowa to our representa. tlves selling a Good Housekeeping and government endorsed product which Is new, necessary and protected with U. 8. patents. Our high man In Iowa earned over 1 no last week and all our older men In Iowa are averaging $47.50 a week right now.

Good character and a car only require-ments. Write for personal interview. Address 214 Shops Des Moines. SPECIALTY salesman with car, age 28-3S, lor work in cenirm leuuurjr nav- Ing Des Moines headquarters, calling on retail and wholesale grocery trade wlih nationally advertised grocers specialty product. Reply In detail giving all previous employment Including dates.

Must have unauestlonable references. Salary and expense basis. Write V-470, Reg-lster and Tribune. Oil Burner Salesmen Attractive proposition. See Mr.

Ruggles 9 a. O'Dta Hdwe. Paint Co. 409 E. 6th St.1 UNUSUAL sales opportunity for man over 21) yrs.

of age. Must be of neat appearance capable. Industrious and have a car. References required Apply rm. 18, S25 fith Ave.

AGENTS. 18 FULL time agents make $10 a day selling Rnn nollcv at Xl.ftU a i. C. B. Smith 13U7 E.

Walnut, D. ii. NRW snap deal, retails 25c. 200 profit D.i.kw hlsdPH. nrln.

list, orund Novelty. 421 E. n. M. Help Investment Required 17 WELL RATED, LONG ESTABLISHED Ohio manuiaciurer wun a upmennnm tnod hit which IS selling nationally hav opening In Des Moines for alert man to break into business and accept man-acement with SALARY AND SHARE OE PROMTS.

Permanent connection. Cash investment of secured by In. terest in business. Write fully about yourself, giving telephone no. for Immediate interview.

Writa J-333, Register and Tribune. MAN with executive ability and $1,000 or lu in.ta. uu.iun. unlimited opportunity be your own boss. Write Y-464.

Register and Tribune. SALESMAN AOER for mfg. business. No traveling, diuiui mv a. fllh St.

MEN OR WOMEN WANTED 18 MAN or woman with teachers training who can apply It to perniHuem uudiubm, 200 first year. Writa J-540. Register and Tribune. MEN or women to sell extracts, apices and cosmetics, for full details write North- i 4ma I western imiiaiuii. t4 TO S5 per day.

No experience neces-sarv. Apply to Mr. Orrick, 2019 Cot- tSKe Grnve. RADIO "Bird and animal" imitator wtd. Write 0-787.

Register and Tribune. WOMEN WANTED 19 HOUSEKEEPER motherless homa, (2 per week. Box 222, Renwii'k, la SALESLADIES 20 $15 A WEEK and your own dresses free for demonstrating lovely Fall Fashion Ericks. No canvassing. Write fully, Give your size and color preference, Knshlnn Frocks, Dept.

B-6153, Clncln-nsti. Ohio. QUALITY positions for well educated women 25-45. Good Income. Not traveling.

Write details to Miss Hamilton, 425 Securities Pes Moines, la. LADY intellectual, to learn good paying business with national firm. Advancement. Guaranteed Income. Writa R-77.

Register and Tribune. 3 AMBITIOUS women. No canvassing, no capital re. Apply 346 Ins. Exch.

Bldg. POSITIONS WANTED MEN 22 ACCOUNTANT, ofllce Zs, untv. 6 jrs exper. In credits and off. met.

Would do part office, part sales work. 6-3634. Write J-680, Register and Tribune. ii rnjtin? Rotted cow manure, garden A3iniln.5 0rt. sand, shale, cinders, dirt, sand, shale, clnden rubbish.

Cheap. 4-0338. Ashes 1-6801 wrrKs, uuu dir mu n. ASH hauline eh cup. Rock b.

rtlrt, mfc I II A trnrIr 1nfiflO Brick In.n.., fftiinilat rhim Nu Job too small. S-1759. CEMENT wk. Sand $1 yd. Rich dirt.

Rock, manure, basement, wk. Low pr. 4-7692. r.rnir4. work.

Walks, drives, sand. Black di rt. Guar. 4-3014. FARM hand, single, life wants work.

Guy Morrison, K22 Jiith St. 3-3004. FLOOR sanding and finishing, did floors made like new. D. E.

Keeney, 8-6643. Furnaces rX" honest 3603. Piirmarf a repaired, any maka cleand liHMCKR clerk, reliable. Some meat Now emp. Wants change.

Write Y-57 Reuisler and Tribune. MEAT market-crocerv Job wt. young, 423 Northwestern Ames, la. fllovtrtr 'rom il-rmTupT Hauling 15 ml. up.

Van. 4-9566 Felght. Mrfcverscr Reas. rates. Local, long dlst.

itHUVsllg cKlnney.J 533 Royer. 6-3482. Mnvinir Local, long dlaL Reas. Millard OVirjJJi Gray. 1217 24th.

8-5130. MUSIC Teacher, piano, band wishes to estah. studio, direct hand, orch. Refs. Write P-411, Register and Tribune.

PaIntYn'S, papering, carpenter ft plaster work. Roofing. Cheaper now. 7-1 50R. PAINTING and Room complete, $3 and up.

Large stock. 3-6079- PAINTINO In'sldininil out. Wall washing, Floor work a siwclalty. 5-0S03. Pajpsr 12c per roll.

Painting 40c pel hr. 6-2577. a -Un painting. 25 yr. dee.

iriiiJoiiiiiiiisS jj900 Bratueboro. PAPERHANGING. painting, cleaning, wall washing, two rolls 25c. Est. free.

5-4150. Pape at lowest prices. 4-2961. rapering fnrn Wnrk Kuar fl.2n2g, PAPER CLEANING, WALL K.7J JO WASH'G. W.

H. CHENOWETH. PLASTERING, stucco, brick and cement wk. Guar. Rellahie.

Roy Coonts, 5-1701. rinjp i. repairing. 6-3725. Brick JUG cleaning at your home.

14 yrs. exper-lenre. All work guaranleed. 9x12, $1. Wilson.

Phone 4-2741. Projectionist A.hX Register and Tribune. Positional Wantetl Wompn 2S BOOKKEEPER full charge. Thoroughly experienced. Effic.ent.

Single. 3-0639. fiollSFKEPKRT" PrW. motherless home. Go anywhere, anv work considered.

Lily McCoy. R. Center, la. IIoltSEKEEPING In moiherlfss homl or elilerly people. 1236 15th.

5-6360. HOUSEKEEPER. 32. exper. home.

1352 Dixon 8t. HOUSEWORK by exper. girl. 4-1872. Can cook.

AID. GOOD WITH CHILDREN. REFERENCES. PHONE 4-9939. PRACTICAL nursing or will take charge nf home.

Doctor's ref. 1020 24 St. 7-2305 SLIP covers. Thev fit. Curtains, dressmaking, coat rellning.

Mrs, 7-0410. STENO-Bkpr. CoMectTond sales exp. R. mere, aut Ins.

Excl. ref. Writa Y-61S, Register and Tribune TENOG A Rwsjitswor k. Law office experience. $8 a week.

Permanent. 3-2626. MIDDLE aged home econ, teacher, pos. as companion, governess, sorority, fraternity, housekeeping. Write K-610, Reg ister and rlbune.

CALL Ameriran Institute of Business for good office help, exp or beginners. Tern porary or permanent. 4-4203. 8-4350. COMPANION or housekeeping for elderly couole or empioved people.

Writa K-686, Register and Tribune. HIGH class home laundrv work costs na more. Try October special. 5-5727. GERMAN woman wants work by day or hour.

Best of ref. 6-2578. YOUR dollars will double If Invested furniture now. Read the Household Good! barcalns In the Want Ads now. AUTOMOBILES ALTO SERVICE DIRECTORY Varhnm official bendlx and hydi mri.amn btake service nd parti 1415 West Grand.

Ph. 3 1 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED, tl.50. MIDWEST AUTO. 1312 GRAND AVE. PHONE S-f WRECKING '27 Olds.

Chrysler 7': Hupp 6, Bulck '27 td. Auto Sslva.e. 1327 Locust 4-662 CRACKED CYL blocks welded I Qibbs the Welder Batteries Rfnullt- 2-50 C4atlrfica guarantee. Auto ment lif)9 Grand. 3-4424 Heaters 'r Sears Roebuck 5nj4J2JW(lj Vi f.

true Stu.tetwker 2 ton; '31 Reo 2i Arlo Tire Sslvage 425 E. Oratf" Darfi for laie model cars and orsnd A e. Fh. 4-34i. JS i'SED tires.

18 and lO Si-Brown Auto 6upply, 29Si 6U Ave. PERSONALS Moving? Men Who Know flow HALF CENTURY OF RE LI A LB BLUB LINK STORAGE. mn KLM. 4-8151. ocai and long distinct, storage at reduced prices.

The leader tot over 60 years. WHITE LINK TRANSFER STORAGE CO. 12(1 8. 5tn Ave. PI- 4-Z55- OPENS.

MONDAY. OC'TOBKR 2. Classes In tap. acrobatic, ballet and nail-nwm dancinn. Special prices for more than one class or mora than one child In a family.

TO Rr.ljIHI KK UIAL. a-nm ROLLS DEVELOPKn-PRINTtD 2M. Bend your films to the bmuest and best. Rolls developed with 8 good prints guaranteed, plus free SxlO inch enlargement coupon, only 25c. Reprints any size, Jc.

Oeppert Studios, Dept. i), 20ft Vi E. Locust Des Moines, la. Member NRA. Calif Reduced Rates from Iowa points on household goods.

Frequent cars. MERCHANTS STORAGE. Qlh Mulberry. 4-21J4. ORrMTPHEETERS HEALTH INSTITUTE, rheumatism, neuritis, rectal and colon disorders.

Write fur free booklet. ROLLS developed, eight prima and 7JC enlargement guar. Reprints 3c each. u.nH.... 319 Kraft Des Mninis.

Member of N. R. A. 100 A nnll.hlnel and Lambs Wool applicator. value Bherwln-Wllllami 923 Locust.

4-427T V. w. W. You've left everyone In a desperate situation. Will try to forgive and forget.

Please communicate with me. Come home. H. K. W.

BIG reduction on new Laco Oil Burners. Also circulating neauns c. burners. Van Dyck Heating A Plumbing iiji mu HeiVtaSHik oualltv work. Prompt service.

Model Laundry. 4-47H9. NRA. Flat wall. 11.70 gal.

Outsldt ira in lh. shoD unstalrt save. Universal faint uo. iu, ncrij. OVERCOATS and suits, new and uncalled ror a.o ana j.io they last British Woolen Mills.

508 Loc. n. I.f CQ COD WT D. M. Tent Awn.

3-8715. Personal Loans ZZZ Baker, 400 Paramount Theater Bldg. Salary Loans CZT. Ph. Miss Ash.

4-1617, 21 fl V. M. Bldg. RENT A NEW CAR Wlcslns Saunders 417 8th. 4-6138, VOU ALONE CAN GIVE YOUR PHOTO.

Portraits Dy nr WOODS STUDIO. 220 Securities Bldr. bed bug, motlis extarmlnat. lrOaVllicaed by new process. No moving out.

rnone tor apiiuininieiii .110.50. RlmlessOctaKon.com- 'nlpte frnme. lenses, case. $5.45. DR.

TACKETT, GLOBE DEPT. STORE. Nm Pnsimel yuur ro'8oover 11 it dliamci (Urn i coat covers. Leaves no brush marks. 811 Locust.

MONEY loaned on your salary or furniture. Confidential service. Phona Miss Ash. 4-1617. 21H P.

M. Bide. WILL care for aged or Invalid In my quiet home. Very reas. intra cleaned and shampooed, USS $1,511.

Ph. 3-IKIKH. 0x12 lnvn7 5 rms. furn. $7 and up.

Ins. iOVing Aso n)! 4.55,14. Hanlon. BECK EL FOR BATTERIES Mnvtmrr Rs'urn load from Chicano AiOVing call Wise. S-M2I, long distance and local.

Reas. llson's. IF OVERWEIGHT trv CLARK'S REillJC-ING FORMULA. No illet. 20fi Kralt.

irsffl will "go to home give bath, alcohol rub tidy room. 3-B33H, ELECTRIC floor polisher. Run It your-self. Sherwin-Wllllaros Co. 4-4277.

Risers DKS MoTnES RUQ CLEANING "ft9 CO 1541 7th. Tel 3-7615. Moving Call Carl Larson 3-7S01. 2 PASSENGERS wanted to California. Phone 5-3053.

1R12 20th St. Place. MARRIED man wants moving or hauling. Larce truck. Ins.

1432 E. 14. 6-41130. Mnvitifi) Ca" fur Prlcea- Efficient iVlOVingr Parks, Wet Wash SunS'iS: Bntenu BALLOON rolls or all washers. Work guar.

Free est. Tweed, 007 Grand. Rssrrd n'1 rorients exiermlnated. Est. OUgS cty.

B-4H0. $1.50 nr. or estimate. Ins. Call Carl Larson.

3-7K01. BIS TRANSPORTATION. OMAHA RAPID TRANSIT LINE. Chco. S5.

Omaha $2. A. $22. N. Y.

Frisco $25. Denver $0 .50. Boston $10. St. Louis K.

C. $3.05. Tulsa ss.70. Dallas $12. So.

bound 6:45 a. m. West bound 8 a. 11 15 a. m.

East bound 7:15 p. 11:30 p. 203 fith Ave. Phone 4-47C0. S3.95 TO KANSAS CITY $4.95 TO MINNEAPOLIS JEFFERSON TRANSPORTATION CO.

Union Bus Depot. Phone 4-0106. COLLECTIONS. COLLECTIONS made everywhere ACCOUNT AWT. 302 Fleming Bide.

FURNACES. FURNACES CLEANED AND REPAIRED. Parts for all Free estimates. Ruth ft Clark, 140b ih Ave. FURNACE, new.

rebuilt. Lowest prices, repair, free estimates. Model, 309 Locust. HARDWOOD FLOORS. FLOORS waxed and polished, $1 per rm.

Donald Durham 203 School. 3-0401. MATCHLESS OIL BURNER. Guaranleed Performance. Silent, clean flame.

New 033 Prices. Urbandale Ot.al Co. 4-4201. PATENT ATTORNEYS. TALBERT M.

DICK. Personal. service. No consultation charges. 4-9416.

420 Des Moines Bldg. Des Moines. BAIR FREEMAN ft SINCLAIR 803 Equitable Des Moines. TR A El. Ol'l'l llt'l I NITIF.S.

TRAVEL by car. Careful drlv- 4.fOJA ers. Travel Bureau. I.lnvd hotel. BEAUTY I'AKLOitS ELIZABETH RENDA, 301 Fleming.

Sham. 25c. F. W. 25c.

$5 $1.50. $10 push wave. $3.50. crop. $2.75.

4-28R2. GLOBE BEAUTY SHOP. Rpec and this ad will entitle you to our $7 perm. wave. Ph.

4-6221. SPECIAL Shampoo, hot oil, flniter wave and manicure, $125. Make appt. 4 21 5lh. PP.1 PBE A UT SHOP.

3-0226 SPEC, $7.50 $1.50. 8. ft L. Beauty, 207 8. ft L.

Bid. 4-4532. SPECIAL spiral or $2.50 guar. Bleach facials. 3-2224.

McCoy's. Open eve 9 fSfll Perm. Best In town. Lloyd p.vu Beauty Shop, 602 High. 4-0755.

HYLAND waves, spiral or Croq. $3 or 2 for $5. Open eve. Mr. Newell.

3-2234. CROQ. $2.35 $3.50 and $5. fteorgla's Shop, 2002 Forest, 5-7878. UlHBrfYMOUR'S $7 pe7manent now Crooutgnole end curl, $1.50.

4-2021. BEAUTY SCHOOLS 10 PprmwrsptTt Duart. Nestle or Na- $5. Dursnt Velsor combination $4. Test curls taken Genuine materials.

RUDEMAR facials for every need, Thnmninfi RUDEMAR SCHOOL i nompson 0, Strand Theater Bldg. M. Ph. Perm. Wave $2.50 to 55.00 Shampoo 25c.

Finger wava 25c. Hair cut 25c. Manicure 25c IOWA SCHOOL 617 Walnut. Over Kresce's. Ph.

4-0825. Kerpedv'aj Beauty Sch. Perm. $1.50 wave 35c R22 Wal 4-OS1S. Free catalog.

EMPLOYMENT INSTRUCTION 12 TRAINING for high salaried positions WINDOW TRIVMINOCARDWRITINO RETAIL STORE ADVERTISING. Year 'round employ Now big demand. Smeby School, Minneapolis, Minn, LEARN barber trade at Iowa Barber Col-lene, 204 Walnut Des Moines, la. MEN WANTED 14 TRUCKS wanted at once at Coon River Sand Co. for gravel hauling.

L. J. Peters. KOKHRING mixer operator, also shoulder foreman. Apply W.

W. Magee Sib-lev, la. YOUNG man. with car. to drive salesmen over me state, exp.

po. d-noi. Mr. Spindel. SEVERAL good coal trucks, to ncht parties.

4-6023. Steady work SALESMEN IS MKN--Due to chrtnee In territory the J. R. Wat kms Co. can uw 2 mn for rod ruulB.

Our new sales plan ha douhle't our busmeftn. innitne to fart. Kme opportunity for artvaneement. Kxperirnrr not rieccftsfiry. Apply A- M.

only. K10 Vnlverpitv. 8 A I Make $4S weekly S'artilnfi. nranri new saies piaT rn tented jviM men'i Fhi-es direct i- wearer Show Ihenv They themselves l-'ree nam. pips.

kaflfc AUli 6aot 65b est warn. MI ii 1 15 i l- -I r. 1 I -ii i U1 Monday Morning. (Oetober 2nd) :.10 Thf Famllj Altar. Kl I) Iliiiir and Kit I'avltt.

7:1.1 lima Thratrr BrvrMle. The Playbnya CBS. 8:1.1 smith and Orrheltra. 8 Metropolitan Parade CBS. 8:43 Fran Allium Hour DCC Studio.

9:11 Sludlo Mnriral. The Merrymlkeri CBS. (1:41 Studio Minimi. 10:00 levutlnnala 10:1.1 Morning Mooda CBS. Lou Webb.

1 1 mark's I nf (ha Air. 11:15 (iypay Nina CBS. 1 Hleepv Water. 11:35 Concert Miniatures CBS. Afternoon.

13:00 Tba rnrnhmkeM DCC Stndlo. Falitalf Utile Cierman Rand WC Hindi. 12:45 Mlncha Ranlnakjr and HH Hotel Ertlion I0n. Chain. 1:00 Man In the Street "Who Will Win World Series" CBS.

1:15 laiierman'i Department Store with Mary Marshall UCU Ntiidlo. 1:.10 The Captlvatorn CBS. 1:4.1 Ann Leaf at the Oman CBS. 2:15 The Volca ot Experience CBS. Madtann Enwrable TBS.

3:00 Harriet Cruise and Orchestra CBS. 3:. 10 Studio Mlialral. Artint Recital CBS. I.ou Webb IX Studio.

4: in Vera Van CBS. HUhllkhK IXC Studio. 4:41 Sludlo Munlral. 6:011 lw Cogerly Orrheatrai DCC istndlo. sinalna Violin and Surpiiaa Ili ir DCC smdlo.

6:45 George Scherban and Hii OrchestraCBS. Evening. 0:00 Waterloo Symphony Proitram IK 0 Studio. inhiuff Knehall Scores. studio Munlral.

6:43 Krrwln's Newa Commenli IX Studio. 7:00 Happy Bakers CBS. 7:15 K.veretl swank IX'C Stndlo. 7:30 Kray and Brauslotll CBS. 7:45 Kate Smith and Her Swanee Music CBS.

8:00 Hevue of the Air DCC Studio (little Theater as well as over the Air. Admission by Ticket. I B.00 Andre Kostelanets CBS. uttle Jack Little CBS. 0:45 studio Musical.

Howard Barlow and Bymphony Orchestra CBS. 10:11 Columbia News Service CBS. Casa Loma Orchestra CBS. 11:00 Leon Belaaco and His OrchestraCBS. 11:30 Barney Kanp and Bit OrchestraCBS.

WMT Is under the personal dlrec- Hon and management nf Harry Shaw. Katea and coverage area appiica- WATERLOO BROADCASTING COMPANY. Waterloo, Iowa. Dairy Cattle Congresa Studio. ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS ADAMS Services for Kilward Alonzo Adams ot Churdan will be held Monday, 1 p.

at Central Lutheran Church. Slth and Pes Moines. Interment at Rest haven. Hamilton's service. CU.NNINOIIAM Services for Alvle K.

Cunnlncham. aee 2'3, ot 2127 Searle, will be held Monday, 10 a. at Bt. Peter's church. Mr.

Cunningham will lie In state at Caldwell's. EIHIMINRKR Mm. Emma KlalmlnKr, muther of Armnte E. Hchawerker, Foster hotel, passed away Saturday nitht. Berv-Irea at the llartxteh funeral Hume Monday at 2 p.

m. lntprment at Gludaie. OORlM)N Servlres for Mrs. Kltzabeth E. (Jtirdon.

IOL'4 Pennsylvania win be held Tuesday, 2 p. at First Presbyterian church. Interment, Woodland cemetery, Hamilton's Service. M' KARL A NO Funeral services and interment fur Oren McKarland. father of Mrs.

H. Maus of 1101 7th St will he held Tuesday at firand Junction, at 2 p. m. Lillys servire. PKR01VAL Funeral serviies f'ir Charles L.

Perrival of lWS 4Kth St. will be held at Dunn'a Funeral Hume Monday morn-iriK at 10 o'clock. Interment at Olendale. PRAY Funeral services for Richard Pray, son of Carl B. Prav, will be held at the Harharh Funeral Horn at ri.

m. Monday, insteHd of (tlendnle rcnie-ery as previously announced. Interment at fJlpndnle. 1AKI OF THANKS WR wish to thank the employes of Davidson Furniture O. M.

City Railway, General Tire Co friends and neinhbors for their kind sympathy at the death of nur father, Chas. I. Releh-mun, T.tm. R-ht. and Fred Relrhman.

FLM-KAL HOMKS E. Car! White's Our distinctive service FUNRRAL HOME, less than $100. "77 years of appreciated service." HARBACH LOST AND FOUND Bt'LLlOG lust, white, with brown button Phone 4-M54. tail. Reward.

OPK It A slasses lost Thursday night, ward. 5-'2Mfi, Pt'RSK lust Larse. black lady's. Woodland ffmetery, con't keys, money, Rew. 70S 20th.

2 STONK diamond rtnn, alo diamond aoll-talre on watch bracelet lost Sept. 9 downtown or N. W. city. Liberal rt ward nr ft-ft2ff NOTICES fC-U)a IN THB OlSTRIOT COURT OK IOWA, IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY.

NOVKMBKR TERM, A. 1933 THK F.griTABLK LIFE ASSURANCE! SOC1KTY OK THB UNITED STATES, PLAINTIFF VS. ORIGINAL MILLARD L. THOMPSON, NOTICE CLYDE HHKARKR, MRS. CLYDE SHEARER.

RKX LUMBER COMPANY, ELDON THOMPSON, POLK COUNTY, IOWA. HE KEN OA NTS. lO 8AII uekenoant: KLUON THOMPSON. You and each or toi are hereby notified that there is now on file In the office of the Clerk of the District Court ot Polk County, low, the Petition of the Plaintiff, claiming of you. the said Millard L.

Thompson, the sum of $4,300,00, account of vour nroinissorv note dated Alay 1st, loyy, originally given to the Collins Mortnawe Company and endorsed to the Plamutt herein; also for the foreclosure of ihe real estate mortRak'e tfiven to secure the aoove riescrihed note, whuh moriKflKe waa oriKinaiiy Riven to the Collins Mort-KHKt Company and assigned to the Plaintiff nerein. together with interest on said note and penalty thereupon as provided in said note and morUaRe Riven to secure also fees for the extension of the abstract, attorney fees, costs and taxes, ai provided hv the terms of satd morteaRe which n.rtcate covered the following de scribed real estate In Polk County, Iowa, to wit The South Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section Itf, Township North. Ranse '2 West of the 5th P. containint 80 acres, more or Jess, according to the Government Survey thereof: and it recorded In Book 1027, PK ftW. of the records 01 Polk county, iowa.

re- litlon will also ask for the avpoiniment of a Receiver. For further particulars, see Petition. Personal jmtRment la demanded imy against Defendants, Millard i Thompson, Ami unless von annear and defend or be tor noon of the second day of the November Term of the District Court ot folk County, to nem at les nines, iowa. cunimencioR on the hth day ol No vember, liU3. default wilt be ntered against you and Judtraent and decree rendered thereon.

Barnes. Barnes ft VYaclsworlh, Attornes tor Pfaintlfl. NOTII TO Sfalrd hnis will be rn'i-ivm. by lhe Iowa Statf iiKbny Comminum at ila oliir mi Aniw, itiuMi, unlil 10. no o'clock a.

m. on October for the various items construct (on work listed below. A eertlftert check or cashier's check, drawn upon a solvent hank, equal to 5 jver cent of th amount of the bid and made payable to the Iowa State HiRh.ua Commission. shaH be filed with each which check, tn the rae of a rudder receiving an award, may be cashed and the proceeds retained by the State as liquidated da maces if he fails to execute a contract and ftie an approved bond for the faithful performance thereof, within ten days after the acceptance of his bid. Pians, speciticallnns and proposal forms for the work may be seen and may be secured at the oftive of the low State High-av Commission, Ames.

Iowa. AM propositi must he filed on the forms furnished by the Iowa State Hiehway Commission, sealed and plainly marked. Proposal containing anv reservations not provided for in the forms furnished, mav he rejected, and the, Iowa Stale Highway Commission reserves the rum to vaive technicalities and tu reject anv or all bids. Attention of the bidders is directed to the special Provisions coverinc the sub-iettmc or aicntnft nf the contract, and to the use nf Homes! cr Materials. The minimum ware paid tn all skll'ed labor employed nn these contracts shad be tilt rent per hour.

The minimum was n.Vi to a I' im lulled labor empioved on these contracts shall be 40 cents per hour. Xh mpioyoQt agency that wiii supply' i dlnance regarding civil service appointees which conflicts with the state law enacted in 1924, superseding It, will soon be removed, Charles A. Guth, civil service commission chairman, said Sunday. "There is no question that the council will be glad to repeal this invalid ordinance and such a request will be made at once," Guth said. At least three men have been removed from city departments during the one year probationary period called for in the ordinance since passage of the state law, ac cording to Guth.

These men had the right of ap peal within five days after re moval, by terms of the state law, and while it is now too late for such action, Mr. Guth believes recurrence of this may be avoided through action of the council. wm3i for LD Get new radio tubes today. You can't hear play by play with poor or worn-out tubes! The only tubes mad and guaratttetd by RCA sre developed more carefully, built more exactly, and therefore give you better radio reception. You'll hear the Series right, with RCA Ridiotrons or Cunningham Radio Tubes.

Ask for them by name and don'tbe switched! Have land, at Sixth ave. and Locust! Sunday afternoon, according to police. Dr. Ritchey pleaded not guilty and was released on 300 bond for bearing Oct 10. -A.