The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 11

PAGE SEVEN TIH RSnW, JANUARY 7. 1043. DES MOINES REGISTER. SIMPLE INCREASE FAT Change in Iowa Parole Law Urged BOMBER DOWN, 7 USE CHUTES IN HAMBURGER Submarine on the Mississippi, in Tow But It's Probably FOR PRISONERS GOING TO ARMY (The Reglater. Iowa Newi Servlca.) SIBLEY, IA.

An army bomber crew of seven parachuted to safety as their plane crashed and burned in unfavorable weather a mile east of Sibley at 2:51 p. m. Wednesday, Capt. Fred Shick, public relations officer at the Sioux City, air base, announced. Just As Pure.

was on a routine flight and be cause of unfavorable weather at its destination was directed to proceed to another base. The plan ran out of gas near Sibley and crashed on the Hio Helmers farm. The plane burned after crashing to the ground, Captain Shlclc said. The hamburger sandwiches Iowans are getting these days probably contain more fat and less The officer reported the plane House Group Favors meat than they used to, but there! I tote fir i i is no particular reason to think that they are less pure. meat more scarce and possibly not so tender in some instances.

Simpler Method. By Gordon Gammack. A bill to simplify the pro shortages in England, Linn told this story, which he said cam from a friend in Great Britain: State Secretary of Agriculture With heavy demands for all Harry Linn said Wednesday the wartime shortage of meat un kinds of meat, suppliers have been unable in many cases to age meat An English meat dealer wu cedure of paroling prisoners to serve in the army was doubtedly has caused meat dealers to increase the fat content in prosecuted for selling aausage containing rotten meat. as much as they have in the past and, said Linn, meat not sufficiently aged tends to be tough. namnurger but mere have been His defense in court was that it no reports or unlawful adultera tions.

was impossible that the sausage) contained bad meat, BECAUSE THERE WAS NO MEAT IN IT. "None Spoiled." Linn also said he has received no The state department of agriculture reported that, because of the meat shortage, at least a few concerns are contemplating the sain of horse meat for civilian consumption. reports that spoiled meat is being sold in hamburgers or anything Wtgv. ZaaajML? 4 1 J. "T7 -V 5 VWBI lwW.

else. What applies to hamburtrer WATCHES Yea. ot atlll have good aclertloa of natlonallr advcrtlaed wrlat watckca. sandwiches in restaurants applies Prior to enactment by the 1941 state legislature of a bill prohib equally to the hamburger meat iting meat dealers from using sul phite for preserving meat, Linn recommended tor passage Wednesday by the efficieicy committee of the Iowa house of representatives. The efficiency committee will meet again today and Friday to prepare bills so the house can go to work on them as soon as the legislature organizes next week.

Present Law. Under present law, the state board of parole cannot relinquish jurisdiction of a paroled prisoner for about a year and the army will not accept paroled men still under civil Jurisdiction. The only remedy under this situation has been a pardon from the governor for the paroled man, conditioned upon his acceptance by the army. TIB A Walaat said, the department of agriculture received numerous complaints 2nd Floor Krnit Hl1. bought at stores by housewives.

"As a matter of fact, I've had a few hamburgers at restaurants lately and they've seemed all right to me," Linn aid. about unhealthy tampering with Child's Colds meat. Can Be Harmful. Sulphite preserves meat and Linn said his department has re Riding high on a floating drydock, the submarine Peto, built at Manitowoc, at a cost of $7,500,000, floats down the Mississippi river to New Orleans, where it will be outfitted for sea duty. This view is from the window of the tow boat's pilothouse.

WIREPHOTO (JP). ceived no complaints of violations makes it appear unusually fresh, he said, but the ingredient can be of regulations governing the sale Relieve Misery -Rub on Time -Tested harmful to persons consuming it. of meat and as far as he has been able to tell the war has only made VapoRuq by authorities in other unemployment compensation Mentioning the great meat 35,000 Reasons for wanted states. Im314 State The house efficiency committee law provides that when state files a "detainer" a prisoner in Iowa, he Peace in Industry HOUSTON, TEX. UP) Capt.

E. (Mike) Moran, commander of held a preliminary meeting two weeks ago. Representative another against This procedure has handicapped the board of parole because a pardoned prisoner is entirely outside the jurisdiction of the board and first must serve his full term in Raphael R. R. Dvorak this state.

Tama) is chairman. At Wednes the Jap-destroying cruiser Boise. Other Bills. The efficiency committee also day's meeting, several members of the senate efficiency commit TO tee met with the house members. recommended for passage two told a patriotic rally Wednesday that there are now more than 000 interested third parties to labor-management squabbles who are listed as dead or missing.

if he were discharged from the army for misconduct, the parole board could do nothing about it. Two Cases. W. E. Jackson, parole board member, said there have been two such cases since Pearl Harbor.

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Size 36 takes 3 yards 39-inch fabric. met HAKY HOSFORD DIES. CHICAGO, ILL. (JP) Harry would permit employers to appeal P. to the district court assessments Hosford, 53, conductor of the radio But I've got weapons.

under unemployment compensa Help down the Axis! Save waste kitchen fats for explosives. safety program "Always Be Careful," for children, died Wednesday. tion while the other would simpli the board of parole would be authorized to release prisoners from its jurisdiction during periods of fy the certification of records in ft i they can't fight against and, brother, I'm not bashful!" vs. military service. Then if a pa roled prisoner should be discharged from the army, the parole board would resume super TODAY vision and could revoke his parole if circumstances warranted.

'sV' 1 ig'nirti Jackson said the parole board would do "the proper thing" in cases where paroled men were given honorable discharges from the army. Another bill recommended for Send 16 cents in coins for this pattern. Write plainly size, name, address and style number. Our Spring Pattern Book is ready! It contains a free dickey pattern; a special salvage design; smart, easy-to-sew spring outfits for the entire family. Send 10 cents for your copy now! Send your order to The Des Moines Register Pattern Department, 561 W.

Randolph Chicago. If SMf I if Add Only Water, Jr Lf 11 ms Mix and Bake! passage lay the efficiency commit tee would eliminate the requirement that the board of parole cannot grant paroles to some men i OsxSr It's efiSi 1 IkfHtiiefif ADVERTISEMENT. CLAUOCTTf KEEP WORKING a- 9Fai Owner of Property COLDER rr Files Eviction Suit ir. JOEL An eviction suit was filed In DAM D. DUFF.

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