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DES MOINES REGISTER July 25, 1960 THE BUSINESS TIDE Growth of Top Foreign Firms Lags Behind U.S. Leased Wire to The Register The top 100 foreign companies last year boosted their sales by 8 per cent, to 55.2 billion dollars, and their profits by 19.3 per cent, to 2.6 billion, Fortune magazine reported Sunday but the rate of growth of the 500 leading 4.3 per cent and 32 British 3.6 U. S. industrial firms was per cent. greater.

The top 10 foreign comeven The magazine said the U. panies, ranked by sales, and their 1959 volume, as reportS. leaders' sales were up 11.6 ed by Fortune were: per cent at 197.4 billion dol- Royal Dutch Shell Unilever (Britain-Holland) (Britain-Hollars, and their profits rose leum land) $3.721.068.000: Imperial British Chem- PetroIndustries (Britain) 25.1 per cent to 12 billion. $25.000 Nestle (Switzerland) 280.585.000: Philips' The foreign firms' lag was fabrieken (Holland) (Germany) $866.190.000 attributed by Fortune to the 810.000: Volkswagenwerk Fried. Krupp (Germany) (Germany) $843.

and British Motor recession of the late fifties $742.000.000. which didn't hit bottom in Steel Magazine said steel Europe until mid-1959, and service centers are cutting to the 15 per cent devaluaprices as much as $7 a ton to tion of the French franc at unload heavy stocks after the end of 1958. their first half shipments The magazine's survey dropped 10 per cent under a showed the five Japanese year ago. companies listed in the Service centers had inven100 foreign concerns ran tories of 3.8 million tons this up the biggest sales gain, month, above the 3.7 million a reported 52.1 per cent- tons they had on hand when about 30 per cent by U. S.

the steel strike started a year accounting methods. ago, the magazine said. Steel Sales of eight Canadian said warehouses were "slow firms rose 21.5 per cent; to adjust their procurement three Italian companies 15.3 to the slower pace of conper cent; 19 German concerns sumer buying last spring. 9.5 per cent; three Swiss firms June life insurance purchases of $6,716,000,000 were UD 7 per cent over a year ago FUNERAL SERVICE FOR ANY FAMILY REASONABLE COST CENTRAL LOCATION OFF STREET PARKING GUNN'S 8 76 DUNN'S 2121 Grand Avenue 5400 South West 9th AIR AMBULANCE ADVERTISEMENT. IOWA'S EXPANDING ECONOMY $18.25 Hog Top Best Since 1958 AVERAGE IOWA hog prices, which fell to a low of $11.55 a hundred the week of Dec.

19, 1959, are continuing the sharp recovery which began in January. Last week's average price of $17.50 per hundred was the highest since late in 1958. A new top price on Friday of $18.25 per hundred equaled the best price paid since Dec. 29, 1958. 11 16 15 13 12 July August Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April May June July -1959 1960 The chart shows average Iowa hog prices from July 4, 1959, when the average was $14.76, to last week's $17.50 average.

Income More Than Price Rise AN INCREASE of 1.8 per cent in Iowa personal income in the first six months was sufficient to offset the 1.6 per cent rise in consumer prices, reported the Iowa Business Digest, a State University of Iowa publication. Briefs NON-AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT in Iowa (up per cent in the first six months) has been higher each month this year than it was for the same month last A new $600,000 motor hotel, the second Holiday be built in Des Moines, is scheduled for completion Fourteenth street and Euclid avenue about- Mar. 1, The Machine Tool Co. of Iowa, subsidof a Dayton, Ohio, firm, will begin operations at Falls about mid-September in a newly constructed and employing 30 toolmakers in two shifts. Radio Cedar Rapids, received a $1,314,588 dedepartment contract to supply the army signal with ground-to-air communications equipment.

CHARGES BOLIO WITH ASSAULT By Thomas Huyck Jack K. Bolio, 26, of 1513 Des Moines was arrested Sunday and charged with assault with intent to do great bodily injury and assault and battery. Police said he allegedly tied a rope around the neck of a neighbor girl, tied the other end of the rope to his car, and threatened to drive off. Pleads Innocent Bolio pleaded innocent to both charges before Municipal Judge Harry B. Grund.

He was released on $1,300 bond for a hearing Aug. 10, Police said Mrs. Helen Cannon, 1513 Des Moines told them she came out of the house and found her daughter, Sherry Weeks, 10, lying on the ground with a rope tied around her neck, and the other end tied to the rear bumper of Bolio's car. Bolio was standing over the girl, she said. Mrs.

Cannon said Bolio struck her when she protested. She said she fought back with a broom and Bolio struck her several more times. Mrs. Cannon said during the scuffle her daughter managed to free herself. Upstairs Apartment Mrs.

Cannon said she knew of no reason for the attack on her daughter, Bolio lives in an upstairs apartment at 1513 Des Mrs. Cannon and her family live on the first floor. How Use of Water May END YOUR CON CONSTIPATION WORRIES As you get older your body tissues worries. Take SERUTAN every day with may begin to dry out. You probably plenty of water or fruit juice.

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Get SERUTAN at your drugstore are normally moistened, they will "move" today. Use it faithfully as directed for at as they and satisfying daily least one week. You must be well on the elimination will result. road to daily regularity or your money So do this to end your constipation, back from the maker. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION excavation.

backfill, building construetion, clearwell construction, yard piping. underfloor piping, painting. building crane. trolley systems, and miscellaneous equipment, under a lump sum contract except for removal of existing, concrete headwall and furnishing and installation of foundation. piling for which items payment will be made at unit prices for actual measured quantities.

Bids may be submitted for Alternate A Alternates B-1, B-2. B-3. and B-4, singly or in any combination. Contract No. W-10 will be constructed on the site of the existing water treatment plant in the City of Ottumwa, Section 24, Township 72 North, Range 14 West of the 5th P.

M. Operation of present water treatment tacilities must be maintained during the construction program. At said nearing the Board of Water Works Trustees will consider the plans and specifications and form of contract for the proposed water works improvements and extensions, the same now being on file in the Water Works Office in the Water Works Building, in said City, and at said time and place the Board of Water Works Trustees will also consider and receive any objections to said plans, specifications. and 10rm of contract by any interested party. All work and equipment is to be in accordance with the plans and specifi.

cations and the proposed form of contract now on file in said Water Works Office in said City, and by this reference are made 3 part hereof a9 though tully set out and incorporated herein. All proposals and bids responsive hereto shail be ubmitted to the Seeretary, Board of Water Works tees. Municipal Water Works. Water Works Building. Ottumwa, lowa, on or betore the time herein set for said hearing.

All proposals shall be made on official pidding blanks turnished by the Board of Water Works Trustees and any alterations in the ofticial form of proposal will entitle said Board. at its option, to reject the proposal duvolved for consideration. Each proposal shall be sealed and plainly identiffed, separate and sealed shall be envelope cecompanied by a in certi- a fied check in an amount equal to five per cent of the total amount of the bid, drawn on and certified to by a bank in Iowa, payable to the Treasurer of the City cf Ottumwa, Iowa, as security if awarded the contract by resolution of the Board of Water Works Trustees the bidder will enter into a contract at the prices bid and furnish the required corporate surety bond. The certified check may be cashed and proceeds retained by said Board as agreed quidated damages if the bidder fails to execute a contract or tile an acceptable bond for the faithful performance thereof within ten (10) days after the acceptance of his proposal by the resolution of the Board of Water Works Trustees. Payment for said improvements will be made in cash (accumulated earn ings) or out of the proceeds of the sale of Water Revenue Bonds issued or to be issued in accordance with Section 397.10 of the Code of Iowa, 1958.

which bonds are to be paid solely and only out of the earnings of said Municipal Water Works. Neither the Board of Water Works Trustees nor the City of Ottumwa shall incur any general obligation for said provement9 and extensions, and the contract for the construction of said improvements and extensions shall not constitute a general obligation of the City nor be payable in any manner by taxation. Payment to the Contractor will be made by the Board of Water Works Trustees as aforesaid according to the following plan: At the end of each month following beginning of work under the contract. the Contractor will De paid ninety per of the value of the work performed during the month. The remaining ten per cent of the contract sum will be paid not earlier than thirty-one (31) days after acceptance of the entire contract by Poard of Water Works Trustees, subjest to the conditions and in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 573 of the Code of Iowa, 1958.

No such final payment shall be due until the Cr tractor has certified to the Board of Water Works Trustees that materials. labor, and services involved in the completed improvement have been paid for in accordance with the requirements set forth in the specifications. The successful bidder shall furnish performance bond in the amount equal to one hundred per cent of the contract price guaranteeing the faithful Board performance of the contract. The of Water Works Trustees eserves the rignt to reject any and 11 bids and waive informalities and technicalities and to enter into much contract, or contracts, as it shall deem for the best interest of said City, At said time and place the Board o. Water Works Trustees will consider oids for the furnishing of water for the use of said City, and it is estimated that the needs of the City will be approximately 1.800 millions of per year.

These improvements and extensions are being constructed pursuant to authority granted the municipality der provisions of Chapter 397 of the Code of Iowa. 1958, as amended. By virtue of statutory authority, preference will be riven to products provisions grown and coal produced within the State of Iowa, and to domestic labor. Plans, specifications, and proposed contract documents may be examined at the Wader Works Office In the Water the Works Building Burns in said City, at office of McDonTell Engineering Company. Engineers, of Kansas City.

Missouri. Copies of said plans and specifications and form of proposal blanks and contracts may be secured at the office of the Engineers upon the deposit of Fifty Dollars $50.00) which amount will be refunded upon return of plans and other 'acuments not submitted with the Proposal within ten (10) days after award contract. the work shall be commenced within fifteen (15) calendar days after 'award contract, and shall be completed dar days after award of contract subwithin five hundred 1 forty (540) calensect to any extensions of time which may ba cranted the Board of Water Works Trustees. Published upon order of the Board of Water Works Trustees of the Munfeipal Water Works of Ottumwa, Towa. Chairman.

C. D. Board of Water Works Municinal Water Works. Ottumwa. Towa Attest: RALPH W.

RANSOM Secretary BURNS McDONNELL Engineering Company Office Box 173 Kansas City 41. Missourt (R-192) NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1. Sealed bids will be received by the Iowa State Highway Commission at its office in Ames. Iowa. until 9:00 o'clock A.

on August 8th 1960. for the various items of construction work listed below. 2. A certified check drawn upon solvent Iowa bank. in an amount as set forth in the proposal form, made payable to the Iowa State Highway Commission.

shall be filed with each proposal. This check may be cashed and the proceeds retained by the State AS liquidated damages if the bidder fails to execute a contract and file an approved bond for the faithful formance thereof within fifteen days after the acceptance of his bid. 3. Plans, specifications and proposal forms for the work may be seen and may be secured at the office of the Iowa State Highway Commission. Ames, Iowa, until close of business on the day previous to the letting.

4. All proposals must be filed on the forms furnished by the Iowa State Highway marked. Commission. sealed and plainly Proposals containing any reservations not provided for in the forms furnished may be rejected. and the Iowa State Highway sion reserves the right to waive nicalities and to reject any or all bids.

5. Attention of bidders is directed to the Special Provisions covering the subletting or assigning of the contract. 6. By virtue of statutory authority. preference will be given to products and provisions grown and coal duced within the State of Iowa.

Maintenance Edge Rut Aggregate Fremont County M-4072 Two stockpiles on Iowa 2. one stockpile on U.S. 275, involving 900 tons of Class A Stone. Certified check $120.00. Jefferson County M-5812-Stockpile on Iowa involving 500 tons of Class A Crushed Stone, Certified check $60.00.

Mills County M-4073-One pile on U. 8. 275, two stockpiles on U. S. 34, involving 800 tons of Class A Stone.

Certified check $100.00. Montgomery County M-4074- -Three stockpiles on U.S. 34. involving 800 tons of Class A Stone. Certified check $100.00.

Page County M-4075-One stockpile on U.S. 59. one stockpile on Iowa 48. one stockpile on Iowa 2, two stockpiles of U. 8.

71, Involving 1200 tons of Class A Stone, Certified check $180.00. Taylor County M-4076- Two stockpiles on Iowa 2. involving 600 tons of Class A Stone. Certified check $70.00. Maintenance Cover Aggregate Benton County M-6777 -Stockpile at Biniratown Maintenance yard and at junction of Iowa 101 and Iowa 363.

Involving 1000 tons of cover gregate. Certified cheek $150.00. Jefferson County M-5813-Stockpile on Iowa 1. involving 200 tons of cover aggregate. Certified check $25.00, Maintenance Earth Excavation Allomakee County M-2458 On Iowa 364 about 4 miles NE of Iowa 13.

involving 4.000 CY of Class 10 earth excavation. Certified check $250.00. Maintenance Bituminous Surfacing Johnson County M-6776-On tutional Road along west aide of University golf course from Melrose nue to U.S. 6. involving 4048 gallon of binder bitumen and 182 tons of cover aggregate.

Certified check $100.00. Maintenance Bridge Repair Guthrie County M-4070 Repair AND RECORD OF FILING CITY ESTIMATE Clive of Polk County, Iowa, will meet University Avenue. against the following estimate of expendi1961. and disbursements, both past and ALICE M. RICE, Town Clerk.

2 3 Pro- EstiYear posed mated mated Amount Un- Income Necessary pendi- encum- Other to be tures bered Than raised by Year Esti- Balance Taxation 1959 mated Jan. 1, ation 1961 1961 1961 1961 $11,444 $12,260 none $12,260 8.062 2,260 none 12.260 4,427 none 15.750 none 3.500 none 3.500 7,000 none 7,000 3.500 none 3,500 3.110 3.624 none $3.624 937 none 937 100 none 100 $27,043 $58.931 none $4,561 $54.370 amessed value $28.00. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION bridge on Iowa 64 over Brushy Creek about 2 miles east of Guthrie Center. Certified cheek $125.00. Montgomery County M-4071-Repair bridge on U.

S. 34 at west edge of Red Oak. Certified check $100.00. Maintenance Waterproof Bridge Piers Dubuque County M-6709-on Mississippi River Bridge between Dubuque and East Dubuque. Certified check $75.00.

IOWA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION (R-198) NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1. Sealed bids will be received by the Iowa State Highway Commission at its office in Ames, Iowa. until 9 o'clock A. on August 9. 1960.

for the various items of construction work listed below. 2. A certified check drawn upon a solvent Iowa bank, in an amount. as set forth in the proposal form, made payable to the Iowa State Highway Commission shall be filed with each proposal, This check may be cashed and the proceeds retained by the State 38 liquidated damages if the bidder fails to execute a contract and file an approved bond for the faithful performance thereof within, fifteen days after the acceptance of his bid 3. Plans.

specifications and proposal forms for the work may be seen and may be secured at the office of the Iowa State Highway Commission. Ames. Iowa. until close of business on the day previous to the letting. 4, All proposals must be filed on the forms furnished by the Iowa State Highway Commission, sealed and plainly marked.

Proposals containing any reservations not provided for in the forms furnished may be rejected. and the Iowa State Highway Commission reserves the right to waive technicalities and to reject any or all bids, 5. Attention of bidders is directed to the Special Provisions covering the subletting or assigning of the contract. 6. The minimum wage to be paid on labor employed on all Federal Aid projects shall be: Skilled labor $2.20 per hour Intermediate grade labor $1.70 per hour Watchmen per hour All other unskilled per hour 7.

By virtue of statutory authority. preference will be given to products and provisions grown and coal produced within the State of Iowa, on projects in which there are no Federal funds involved. Cerro Gordo County. Buildings and Grounds 800-81-17-166 Acoustical tile ceilings for Highway Commission District Office Building in Mason City, Certified check $100 00 Linn County FN-22. On Iowa 64 and U.

S. 151 in Cedar Rapids from 20th Street to 50th Street: also from west corporation line of Marion northeasterly 1.150 ft. into Marion. 2.498 miles asphaltic concrete resurfacing and incidental work. Certified check $8.000.00 Poweshiek County FN-1032.

On Iowa 21 8. out of Guernsey northerly to old 6. 6.5 miles of grading. Certifled check $1.000 00 7.0 miles of surfacing. Certified check $2.000.00 Woodbury County On Interstate Road 29 in Sioux City at Junction of Big Sioux River and Missouri River.

0.226 mile revetment and Incidental work. Certified check--see proposal form. Date July 13, 1960 IOWA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION (R-195)-NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FROM THE IOWA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION FOR A PERMIT TO WITHDRAW WATER FOR HIGHWAY STRUCTION. Notice is hereby given that there is now on file in the Office of the Iowa Natural Resources Council, State House, Des Moines, Iowa, an tion from the Iowa State Highway Commission for a permit to withdraw water for highway construction as herein described. The water will be withdrawn from any stream or watercourse on the right of way of the road being constructed, or roads within one mile the road being constructed.

Applicant requests a permit to withdraw water in the maximum amount of 2,600,000 gallons at a miximum rate of 300,000 gallons a day during the period August 1, 1960 to December 31, 1962. The water will be used in construction on Interstate 80 from Highway 6 easterly about 1.5 miles to a point in the NW of Section 2. T79N, R20W. Jasper County, Iowa. Notice is further given that a publie hearing will be held at 2:00 P.

August 12, 1960, at the office of the Water Commissioner, State House, Des Moines, Iowa, at, which time and place or at any adjournment, the Water Commissioner or his Deputy shall take evidence by the applicant and any other person either in support or in opposition to the granting of the permit I requested. R. G. BULLARD Water Commissioner (R-194)-NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FROM LINN COUNTY FOR A PERMIT TO WITHDRAW WATER FOR HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. Notice is hereby given that there is now on file in the Office of the Iowa Natural Resources Council.

State House, Des Moines. Iowa, an application from Linn County for a permit to withdraw water for highway construction A.8 herein described. The water will be withdrawn from any of stream or of water- the course on the right way road being constructed or roads within one mile of the road being constructed. Applicant requests a permit to withdraw water in the maximum amount of 250.000 gallons at a maximum rate of 70,000 gallons a day during the period August 15, 1960 to July 1, 1961. The water wil be used in struction on County Road A from Highway 13 near the SW Corner of Section 6.

T86N, R5W, east to the Jones County line. Notice is further given that a public hearing will be held at 1:30 P. August 12. 1960. at the Office of the Water Commissioner, State House, Des Moines, Iowa, at which time and place or at any adjournment, the Water Commissioner or his Deputy will take evidence by the applicant and any other person either in support of or in opposition to the granting of the permit requested.

R. G. Bullard Water Cimmissioner. (R-196) -NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FROM CHICKASAW COUNTY FOR A PERMIT WITHDRAW WATER FOR WAY CONSTRUCTION. Notice is hereby given that there now on file in the Office of the Iowa Natural Resources Council, State House, Des Moines, Iowa, an application from Chickasaw County for permit to withdraw water for highway construction herein described.

The water will be withdrawn from any stream or watercourse on the right of way of the road being constructed, or roads within one mile of the road being constructed. Applicant requests a permit to withdraw water in the maximum amount 600.000 gallons at a maximum rate of 75,000 gallons day during the period July 11 to October 1960. The water will be used in construction on County Road in T97N, R12W, from HighwAy 63 east to Town of Jerico in Chickasaw County. Iowa. Notice is further given that a public hearing will be held at 2:30 P.

M. August 12. 1960. at the Office of the Water Commissioner, State House, Des Moines, Iowa, at which time and place or at any adjournment. the Water Commissioner or his Deputy will take evidence by the applicant and any other person either in support of or in opposition to the granting of the mit requested.

R. G. BULLARD. Water Commissioner Want Ad Rates The Den Register appear and both the Want may in for Dee Moines Tribune Ada on weekdays consecutive days may Include one price. appearing on day at no tnerease to rates.

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To estimate ad cost: Count all tetters and spaces, 30 letters and spaces to a line. Count one line for Ads containing 000. ter and Tribune, plus for box service. All a da for Positions Wanted or Business Opportunities payable in advance Want Ad Rules Minimum atse: two lines. All ads are subject to approval, and the limitation that lability for errors in limited to publishing the corrected ad in subsequent Issue, providing tiser reports error or omission on the day that it occurs.

Deadlines Weekday Issues: 6 p.m. preceding day, except ads tor Baturday which 18 10 a.m. Friday, Sunday all editions Friday p.m. City Edition, Des Moines and surrounding ties. Friday 7 p.m.

Want Ad Counter Trained ad writer on duty: Mon. 8:30 A. p.m. Fri. to 7 p.m..

Bat. to 1 p.m. Phone Service Want Ads taken 7 daya week. Trained ad writers on duty 8:30 a.m. p.m.

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to 5 p.m.; Sunday a.m.-5 p.m. For further information write Fred Beil. Classified Department: Register and Tribune Des Moines 4, Iowa Phone CH 3-2111 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION (R-190) NOTICE is hereby given that the Saydel Consolidated School District will receive sealed separate written bids until 4:00 P. M. August 11, 1960 for approximately: 1.

2.500 gallons of No. fuel oil 15,000 gallons of No. 2 oil 2. 75 tons of Orient. Franklin County, Illinois 1 stoker, washed.

oil treated coal, or equivalent. in quality. Bids should include delivery to any school within the district upon order from the District Office. and analysis from an independent laboratory. By virtue of statutory authority, preference will be given to products and provisions grown and coal produced within the State of Iowa, Bids may be addressed or delivered to the Secretary of the Board of Education, Saydel Consolidated School District.

5601 E. 6th, Des Moines 13, Iowa, The School District reserves the right to reject any or all bids received. ANN J. FARRELL, Secretary Saydel Board of Education (R-191) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Iowa State Highway Commission. Ames.

Iowa. until 2:00 P. August 8. 1960. for the following.

Certified check required, Item Certified Check 500 Doz. Red Warning Flags $225.00 2 Tandem Type Offset Duplicators 6.00 Duplicators 600.00 51 Window Type Air Conditioners 600.00 Proposal forms, and additional Information may be secured at the above office. All proposals filed shall be on forms furnished by the State, sealed and plainly marked. The right to waive technicalities and to reject any or all bids is reserved. BV virtue of statutory authority, preference will be given to coal products and provisions grown and prOduced within the State of Iowa (Chap.

73. Code 1958). STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION (R-178) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Liability Insurance on State-Owned Vehicles. Sealed quotations will be received by sion at its office in Ames. Iowa, until the Iowa State Highway P.

July 25, for insur- and ance in the amount of $50,000,00 $100.000.00 bodily injury liability insurance, and $10,000.00 property damage and covering employees of the Iowa State Highall commissioners, officers. Commission on all automobiles. way trucks, machinery or other vehicles owned or used by the Iowa tractors, will be received from insurance comState Highway Commission. Quotations authorized to do business in panies and agents representing said Iowa companies. Certified check $1.000.00.

Deaths BELCHER Services for Jasper Belcher, Sr. of 706 E. Sixth Street will be Tuesday 12 noon at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Grinnell, Powell will be Tuesday. 10:30 A.

POWELL -Services for Earl M. at Hamilton'8 Funeral Home. Interment Winterset, Iowa, 12:30 P. M. Tuesday.

BRISTOL- Services for Blaine J. Bristoll of 731 Fifty-fourth street will be Tuesday 11 a. m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

ment Resthaven. Dunn's Service CORDERMAN Services formerly for Mrs. of Edith Corderman. 1535-30th will be Monday, 3 p. m.

at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Glendale Cemetery. ENGEL- Services for Frank Engel of 1409 Clark will be Tuesday, 10 A. M. at St.

Joseph's Catholic Church. Rosary at 8 P. M. Ave. Mon- Fuday at Dunn's Grand neral Home.

Interment Glendale, GRIFFITH Services for Mrs. Loleta C. Griffith, 2431 South East Eighth Street will be Tuesday 1:30 m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Glendale Cemetery.

services and interment for Charles 8. Hurley. Moines. will be Monday, 10 A. m.

Denver, Colorado, formerly of Des at Glendale Cemetery. Friends may call at Hamilton's Funeral Home Sunday. J. Killin, 254 E. 17th st.

will be RILLIN-Services for Mrs. Nettle Monday, 1:30 p. m. at Interment Hamilton' Laurel Funeral Home. Hill Cemetery.

-Services for Mrs. Margaret G. Moon. 1341 E. Grand avenue.

will be Monday, 2 at the Methodist Church, Rock Rapids, Iowa. Interment Rapids. Friends may call at Hamilton's Funeral Home, Saturday until 7 p. m. for Mrs.

Ella Shoemaker of Thirtyfifth street will be Monday, 2:30 p. m. at Dunn's Funeral Home. Interment Resthaven. TAYLOR- -Services for Ruben Taylor of 1143 Harding road will be Tuesday 9:30 a.

m. in St. Cohn's Catholic Church. Interment dale. Rosary Monday 8 p.

m. 2100 University VAUGHN-Services for Mrs. Margaret Vaughn. 618 15th will be Tuesday, 3 P. M.

at Hamilton' Funeral Home. Interment Laurel HIll. Express Your Appreciation To those who have sent floral tributes and acknowledge services and kindness with CARD OF THANKS in the Register and Tribune. Call CHERRY 3-2111 for suggested messages. Lost and Found 8 BILLFOLD ladies lost town.

Keep money return billfold. Anne White 2616 Littell AT2.4305. BOSTON bull terrier strayed from vie. 63rd St. in Windsor Heights.

Reward, CR7-6720. LADIES gold, watch lost downtown Sat. p. m. CH4-7179.

8 to 5. LOST -Glasses. Brown Rim in Blue Case Vic, East Town Ball Diamond. Notices 9 THE Central Community School in bidders for the puting down of District Argyle. Towa, 's interested a well.

Any firm interested in submitting A bie shoud contact Supt. Charles Rupert, Argyle. Iowa, for a set of specifientions. PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE Shoafstall Detective Service CH3-6344 or CR9-0140 Dale H. Williams.

of 212 S.E. Kenyon will not be responsible for debts other than my own, Billy D. Curnes of 5910 Harlan not resp. for any debts other than my own. Attractions 10 CAN USE concessions of all kinda.

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ALUMNI REUNION Riverview Park Clubhouse Aug. 6, 3 p. m. Potluck Free coffee and ice Call or write for reservations. American tute of Business, Den Moines, FILMS DEVELOPED 50c Service 10 to 4: 12 to 16 Exp.

60c. Also special prices Fast service on Color Finishing DEAN STUDIOS 913 Walnut D. M. VACUUM HOOVER OR LUX. $10.

PARKER 821 6th AT3-0455 Trma. Fix vour cleaner rite or no charge. SMALL, -school nursery. Fully quipped Constant 2804 Payne Road. BL5-3641 RUSH your: damaged to Dorothy Brown reweaving shop.

301 Shops Bldg, cHI3-2035 Auto Liability Insurance If having trouble call CR4-0491 EXCELLENT room and board for elderly gentleman. The best food. Special diets BL5-4916 LADIES trim your figure, Rent reducing from DeNio RentAl, 2517 Free del. RESS. Your floor Mcintyre's BEAUTIFUL.

It's Sapdran from M. Ann. care for or board child in my home. AM2-1357 WANTED riders Los Angeles: within 5 days Call CH3-6011 1P YOU have Job you can have a car from SIGMANS. PATRONIZE YOUR UNION BARBER VACANCY for elderly woman, license.

AT8-5567. WILL care for children in my home, AMP-7437 Transportation, Travel 15 CARS TO FRISCO Gas allowance. 1040-2nd Ave. AT8-4057 Des Moines Auto Market WANT RIDERS to help drive, to San Francisco. Leaving Wed.

References required, BL5-4578. WANTED 2 riders Los Angeles within 5 days. Call CH3-6011 LEAVING AUR. 12 for Philadelphia. driv car Nursery, Seed, Plants 16 LARGE ROBE Moss planta.

11 for 31. CH3-1816 ez Beauty Parlors COMPLETE permanent 2909 wave $5. Georgia's University BL5-7878 CR9-5471 Instruction 18 AIRLINES NEED HOSTESSES $18 year. Inn to at E. 1961.

iary Cedar plant Collins defense corps College and pursing not necessary. Reservationists, communicationists passenger agents and also needed, 17 men or 38. women. Learn if High school grads, to one. you can qualify for of these glamorous postMr.

tions. Mac Interview by appt. only. Call Donald, BL5-1363, Weaver Airline personnel training. AIRLINE TRAINING (4 WEEK COURSE) Free service with 35 Airlines.

Phone If you are 18-35. H. S. Give Grad. your or write for info.

name and phone No. McCONNELL AIRLINE SCHOOL 1004 DIESEL! Grand. D. M. AT2-9212 Practical spare-time ing.

scientific Includes maintenance, repair, motor work. tune-up, ail phases of big pay If 18 to 55. mechanically inclined, write for FREM book. Utilities Engineering Institute. Write M-412.

Register and Tribune, High School at Home Diploma awarded. 'Write for Free Booklet AMERICAN SCHOOL P. O. Box 2006 Des Moines, Iowa LEARN ELECTRONICS classes starting Aug. AMERICAN TECH SCHOOL 923-8th Des Moines CH3-1748 BARBERS in demand.

Learn today. Write Cedar Rapids Barber College. Dept. 2. Cedar Rapids.

1a, to operate Bulldozers Schools. Scrapers. Cranes, Etc. Universal 1000 Grand Des M. MODELS Earn while you learn modeling.

Call Bette Bonn AT2-8858 Men Wanted 19 Accountants Our Financial Control responsibilities require our employing two accountants at this time, one for cost assignments. and the other for general accountin Experience optional but college degree is a must. Under age 35 with personality and ability to work with top management. WRITE YOUR FULL STORY INCLUDING PHOTO AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS TO IRWIN OXLEY PLOYMENT SUPERVISOR. MEREDITH PUBLISHING CO.

1716 Locust, Des Moines at a new peak for the month, the Life Insurance Agency Management Association reported. Purchases for the first half of 1960 totaled 171,000,000, up 3 per cent over a year ago. Iowa policyholders and beneficiaries of the Prudential Insurance Co. were paid $5,648,000 during the first six months of this year, compared with $5,367,000 in the same period of 1959, the firm announced. First Place to Stepperettes The Stepperettes, St.

Joseph Academy's all-girl team, took a first place and a fourth place in the national women's drill team contest at South Milwaukee, Saturday. The 32-girl team took fourth in the open field marching division. Twelve women's drill teams competed. The St. Joseph academy group was named first in the best appearance, parade performance division for women.

Director of the Stepperettes is Richard Cree. The team, which includes a seven-girl drill team, left Des Moines by chartered bus Thursday night. They returned Sunday night. Rib Is Broken When Car Falls Dale Jennings, 40, of Astor suffered a broken rib Sunday morning when a car he was repairing fell from a hoist behind his home. He was treated and released at Broadlawns Polk County Hospital.

Jennings said the chain of the hoist broke and the front bumper of the car struck him in the back. ADVERTISEMENT. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feel 111-atease because of loose, wobbly false teeth. FASTEETH, an improved alkaline (non-acid) powder, sprinkled on your plates holds them firmer 60 they feel more comfortable. Avoid embarrassment caused by loose plates.

Get today at any drug counter ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER Long established company desires to obtain accountant-office manager. Excellent working conditions. Salary commensurate with ability and experience. Please submit detailed resume of education and experience in your reply. Recent photo would be helnful in screening plications.

Write 0-202 Register and Tribune. ACCOUNTANT- JR. Major in accounting required. Please write Wolkoff, Effress Co. Savings Loan Certifled Public Accountants, Des lowa.

ACCOUNTANT to assist in professional accounting, auditing and income tax practice. Limited travel. Fringe benefits. Unusal opportunity, Write to John S. Oden.

C.P.A.. 918 Dea Moines Des Moines, Ia. AIRLINES are expanding. See our ad Col. 18 McConnell Airlines Schl.

2 Are Injured In 2-Car Crash Ronald B. Engelbeck, 4200 Grand and Melvin R. Bernhardt, 3523 University were injured Sunday evening when their cars collided at Thirty-fifth street a and Ingersoll avenue, Both were treated by physicians. Engelbeck was given a summons for failure to stop for a red light. Several cases of candy in Bernhardt's car, a station wagon, were strewn over the accident scene, police said, W.

D. M. Man Hurt In Crash John Cunningham, 61, of Route 1, West Des Moines, was injured Sunday morning in a two-car collision at Twelfth street and Forest avenue. He suffered a possible concussion and was reported in fair condition at Broadlawns Polk County Hospital. Police said the other car was driven by Lee Roth, 1128 Twenty-fourth st.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION (R-197) Notice of public hearing on proposed plans and specifications and proposed form of contract for nishing of certain equipment and material and construction of 1m- provements and extensions to the Municipal Water Works of the City of Ottumwa. Iowa, and the taking of bids for such equipment and material. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Board of Trustees of the Municipal Water Works of the City of Ottumwa, Iowa, will meet in the Office of the Water Works General Manager tumwa, Iowa, Water on Works the 14th Building day of in Sep- C. at 1960, which at ten o'clock a. tember, S.

T. time the Board of Water Works Trustees proposes to adopt and specifications and form of contract, now on file in the Water Works office in the Water Works ing in said City, and receive bids for the furnishing of certain equipment and material and construction of and extensions to the Municipal Water Works of said City, and to enter into a contract for the said construetion, Proposals will be acted upon at said time or at such later time as may be fixed. Contract No. W-10 The material to be furnished and extent of work to be performed under Contract W-10 are described in general as follows: Furnish all materials, plant, labor. and equipment to construct the water purification plant A8 more fully described in the Contract Specifications and shown on the Contract Drawings.

The principal items of work Include demolition of existing structures; cavation: backfill; bullding construction: clearwell construction yard ing; interior piping; plumbing: heatIng. ventilating. and air conditioning: electrical equipment, controls, and wiring; painting: pumps: rapid sand filter equipment: miscellaneous equipment; and installation of equipment furnished by others, Bids may be submitted according to the following schedule: Alternate Construction of the complete project 38 set forth above under a limp sum contract except for removal of existing concrete, headwall and furnishing and installation of foundation piling for which items payment will be made at unit prices for actual measured quantities. Alternate B-1: Furnishing and stallation of electrical items only. der a lump sum contract.

Alternate B-2: Furnishing and stallation of interior piping, plumbing. pumps, filter equipment, miscellaneous equipment, and installation of equipment furnished by others, under a lump sum contract. Alternate B-3: Furnishing and installation of heating, ventilating. and air conditioning systems, under a. lump sum contract, Alternate B-4: Furnishing and installation of all materials for demolition.

(R-193) BUDGET ESTIMATE TOWN AND NOTICE The Town council of August 4, 1960, at 8:00 P. at 8427 Taxpayers will be heard for or tures for the year beginnnig January 1, A detailed statement of receipts pated will be available at the hearing. 1 Cash Expenditures for Balance FUNDS by Funds Jan. 1, For Year For 1960 1958 General $7,573 8.985 Street 626 176 Public Safety 2,709 2.602 Sanitation 49 none Utilities Debt Service Street (Road Use Tax) 6,056 Liquor Profit Street (Agr. Land) TOTALS $2,713 $17,819 Estimated Taxes per $1,000.00 of Asphalt Paver Operator MUNICIPAL AIRPORT WORK Federal Wage Scale.

Start Immediately. Phone Empire 52859, Cedar Rapids, la. Willman Construction Co. or. Empire 52994 ASSISTANT OFFICE AND CREDIT MANAGER Experience required, accounts pay.

able and receivable, Accounting chines Wholesale food company. Pension plan group insurance. Write 0-205 Register and Tribune ATTENDANT Service station. Good salary. Must be able to be bonded.

TEGELER'S STANDARD Service 1760 Beaver. ATTENDANT. Service Station. Must have experience. Standard.

E. University and Hubbell. AUDITOR- -HOTEL Will train personable man with proper background for responsible position as night auditor. lent salary plus one meal. Paid vacation and group Insurance plan.

Apply Mr. Mac Donald, Auditor, SAVERY HOTEL BARBER Openinng for licensed barber to work vacation lief from Aug. 1 to AuR. 15. Apply personnel dept.

Iowa Methodist Tospital. BATCH TRUCK DRIVERS" Apply Hallett Construction Co. Wilton Junction, la BILLING CLERK Able Night hours. Must be good typist. to take responsibility.

5 day week, pension plan, group insurance. Salary open. See Mr. Foster, Hoxie Fruit Co. 100 E.

2nd. BODY MEN Part or full time. Commission only, Write 0-189, Register and Tribune, BODY MAN- opportinity Start Aug. 15. MARC'S MOTORS Ph.

100 Adel. BREAD and roll foreman wanted. for wholesale and retail bakery, Apply in person only, Carroll Bakery, Carroll, Casualty Underwriter Multiable line experience in eral Liability and workman's compensation. Excellent benefits and working conditions. Apply The American Insurance Co.

508 10th at, or call AT8-3204. CHEMICAL sales route soon available. Must be married. 19 to 35 Some college help. Salary and Commission.

Call CR4-2455. CONCRETE FINISHERS APPLY Boswell Contracting Corp. Highway 34 and Eastern Ava. Red Oak, Ja. CONCRETE Foreman, experienced in handling highway work and city Curb paving.

Builders and Slab Finishers. Experienced Motor Patrol Operator. Irving F. Jensen, Box 1469. Sioux City.

In. COOK- -Fry. Must be experienced. Treloar's Inn. Ft.

Dodge, Iowa CRANE OPERATOR Experienced in bridge work. Call GE2-3755, Boone, Town. DEALER TRAINEES Young men interested in operating a station in the future. Excellent opportunity to earn while you learn. Call CH3-3291 or CH3-4680 Phillips Petroleum DRYCLEANING PLANT MIDEAST IOWA WANTS MAN PERIENCED IN QUALITY DUCTION AND SALES NENT.

GIVE REFERENCES. A-636. REGISTER AND TRIRUNE FARM man. Steady, Exp. In Gen.

farming and dairy. $185 Dits main. Webster Co. Home. Ft.

Dodge, In, FOOD PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR for to re central Iowa Institution, Prefer man between 30 and 40 vears of age with experience in large volume food preparation and serving. Salary open. State ence and give personal data and references in first letter Panties confidential. Write 0-212 Posteter and Tribune. FRY COOK Must be experienced.

Sober and steady worker. Apply chef. DES MOINES CLUB INSTRUMENT man. surveyor or zineer wanted by contractor for work on highway construction. Top salary.

Stewart Rank tion. Bettendorf Ta Ph. 5-2121 or 5-3071 INSURANCE INVESTIGATORS National company has openings in their Des Moines office. High school graduate. At least 2 years college preferred.

Age 22- 30. No previous experience necessary. Need car and typing ability, Salary honuts and 9c mile car allowance. No overnight travel. WRITE DDI BOX Continued on Next Page.