The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 9

World News in Pictures Every Day in The Register SEE the News As You READ It Wirephotos Daily in The Register DES MOINES, IOWA, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1938. ST. LOUIS TO AID PROPOSAL- CHAMBER WILL PUPPET SHOW WILL MAP WAR SEIZE ITXCHBOARDS. Police Thursday reported seizing two punchboards at the Harold HEAR DARLING J. N.

(Ding) Darli: Des Owens cafe, 1517 Locust st. Lee ON DIPHTHERIA Moines Register cartoonist and former chief of the United States biological survey, will speak this Des Moines-Nashville Airline Urged sit awim Entertainment for Children at Library Saturday. The hoys' and girls' department of the public library will present Lee's marionets in "Epaminandos" in the children's room of the library at 10:30 a. m. Saturday.

Galleher of Hotel Harlan, who police said was In charge, was ordered to report to police headquarters at 9 a. m. today. noon at an "all chamber" meet Women to Talk Over ing of the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Savery I0WANS ATTEND Mr. Darling, who is president of Other marionet attractions will be special performances by Horatio, the General Wildlife Federation, will speak on conservation.

the clown, and Mitzi, the dancer Children from Casady, Crocker, SIIOK'I -K your 'FEEDER' PARLEY 3-Day Conference on Curtis, Long fellow, Nash, Sabin St. Ambrose, St. Mary's and Wal lace schools have been invited to attend the show, although Miss Marian Young, director of work in." I' oi cod liver Airmail Problems. By Charles Yarbrough. (Reglnter Staff Writer PROGRAM GIVEN AT SETTLEMENT More than 500 persons Thursday night attended the fall opening of the Roadside Settlement, S.

E. Seventh st. and Scott ave. There was a program of hand music, stage Bits and fiee moving pictures. The regular schedule of community activities will start Monday.

with children at the library, has Campaign Today. Plans for the annual house-to-house canvass of Des Moines homes in the fourth annual diphtheria immunization campaign will be discussed today. The meeting of women who will visit families to urge mothers to have babies from 9 months to 2 years of age immunized will be at 2 p. in. at the school board administration building, 6'-'9 Third St.

Mrs. Hush ,1. t.ihsmi, who called the meeting, is chairman of the immiiiii.atiuii committee of the De Moines Council of Parent-Teacher Associations, eo-sponsors of the campaign with the Polk County Medical society. The campaign, Mrs. Gibson said, will continue through Octo ml said that all novs and are KANSAS CITY.

MO. welcome. The same program will be pre sented Saturday at 10 a. m. at the Dcs Moines and St.

Louis, Tn nnstal officials stole a Lincoln Heights branch library for the business of the school children in that vicinity, Last Saturday's show at the Capi National Airmail "feeder" confer ence here Thursday as they joined tol Hill branch attracted more than 300 youngsters. forces to promote a Des Moines tn-Nashville. airline Thomas Electric Co. 816 LOCUST ST. 4-613911 In Iowa ber and probably the first two mi, 4TK A 3 3, j- v.

1 iiiiiiii.ii il through St. Louis. The Des Moines group broached the subject in an "off-the-record" parley with St. Louis Postmaster W. Rufus Jackson before the conference opened and the agreement came within 10 minutes.

200 to Attend. The "feeder" conference, sponsored by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and the Southwestern Aviation conference, is expected to draw more than 200 postal authorities and aviation enthusiasts. More than 100 had registered at noon Thursday, opening day of the three-day parley. In the Des Moines group which presented the plan to St Louis of weeks in November. All "summer roundup" chairmen of various elementary school groups have been invited to the meeting, at which the organization for this year's campaign will be completed.

Mrs. Gibson said during the last year only two cases of diphtheria were reported In Polk county, one a 5 year-old child and the other a transient child. The object of the five-year anti-diphtheria campaign is to have every Des Moines child protected against diphtheria before entering school. DRIVER WAIVES TO GRAND JURY Results of Blood Test to Be Submitted at Hearing. Harry Geneser, 44, Granger, truck driver, Thursday waived to the Polk grand jury on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.

A second charge of reckless driving was dismissed by Municipal Judge Charles Cooter. Geneser was arrested last week when his truck was found in a ditch near Hyperion Field club, northwest of Des Moines. Evidence showing results of an analysis of Geneser's blood, made immediately after his arrest, will be submitted at the grand Jury hearing. Geneser is free on bond. The right size G-E BULBS in the right places mean Better Light for Better Sight Rf Ulster Staff Photo by Chanel TarbrouKh Flown to Dei Moinn la Good Newt VI.

From this informal discussion among Des Moines and St. Louis, men Thursday afternoon In Kansas City, came a pact to promote a Des Moines to Nashville, airline through St. Louis, Mo. Studying map are (left to right). Art Thomas, Des Moines municipal airport manager; Tony Brikner, In charge of airmail service at St.

Louis; John Adams, secretary of the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce; Paul Brown, superintendent nf mails, Des Moines; W. Rufus Jackson, St. Louis postmaster; Charles Gatschet, chairman the Iowa aeronautics commission; George F. Ryan, St. Louis, director of Mid-Continent Air Lines; J.

W. Miller, vice president and general manager of the Mid-Continent lines, and Alex Fltzhugh, secretary of the Greater Des Moines ficials were: Superintendent of Help save a life! Look where you drive and where you walk! I Mails Paul A. Brown, Parks Commissioner Lee Keyser, Alex Fitz-hugh, secretary of the Greater Des Moines committee; John Adams, secretary of the Chamber of Com committee. WOMAN IS BEST merce; Art Thomas, manager of 'V 48 PASS IOWA G.O.P. ORATOR if BAR TEST HERE Miss McCall County Victor, Competes Again Oct.

17. Miss Nedra McCall, 1418 A man who said he was "a little Reading is more fun with I.E.S.Three-LightLamps,using G-E Three-Lite lamp bulbs: 50-100-150-wstt ''lel 100-200-300-wttt Grand Thursday night won Studying is easier when you have good light. Make lure that your I. E. S.

table lamp has a new 100-watt -m G-E bulb IeJ over 60" was among 48 persons who passed the Iowa state bar examination at the statehouse Thursday to be admitted to prac tice in the state. The elderly successful candidate fCiJL I if CHOLLY KNICKERBOCKER 1 JCtt Uoud Society Commentator fH I i IV "In th tocial huffl, the girlf fj 4' i who hav adopted thit five Lj I o'tlok beauty magic with ji I I Woodbury are dealt the Af ffl 'a I 0f AVA nC eW 'or'c young VjJj 4Adebuuntes. Woodbury jjj was William A. Kelley of Rolfe, la. It was the fourth time Mr.

Kelley had taken the bar the Polk county elimination division of the national Young Republi-c a oratorical contest. She will compete with five other county winners Oct. 17 at the Polk county courthouse In the sixth congressional dis 28 Twenty eight candidates 3 "flunked" the examination and will have to try again next June if they want to practice In Iowa. Three women were among the trict contest. miss McCAix.

successful candidates. Burton Joseph, of Des Moines, had the highest grade in the class. For Smooth, gltreless general lighting in bedrooms, use the new type ceiling fixtures shown, equipped with a Silvered Bowl 150-watt 4 tar G-E bulb If Runnersup Thursday night were John McGruder, 130B Clark Add Zest to meals with good light in the dining Ceiling fixtures should htve new 40-wttt G-E sw bulbs Mt and Miss Annabelle Payne, 1321 Ascension st. Successful. Following are the successful candidates: YOUTH STILL MISSING.

From Des Moines: C. N. AvgeHn, Dwieht FORT DODGE, IA. Parents of Rollin CunklinK. Thomas Doherty, Ruth Debs started iliis licauly vogue Woodbury Facial Cocklail Wayne Harris, 18, who diss Elizabeth Donaldsotff Burton Joseph, Leonard Karl Matlsen, Albert Henry Meixner, Arthur J.

Petit, B. K. Roth-rotk. (ieorss W. 8.

Smith, Joseph Landon Strasaer. IP peared Sept. 13, Thursday said no word had been received from Henrv Bode. Woden: Russell Lee Brown, him. Sumner: Berryman Davis, Sioux Cily; H.

Blair Dewey, Johnston: Leon Diamond, Cedar Falls; William j. Diamond, Sheldon: Dennis W. Dinneen. Melrose; David o. KnRHsn, worth tngnsn.

Leonard M. Fromm. Defiance; Charles IO' B. Garland, Dubjque; Elton L. Gross, Malcolm; Arthur Harris, Mason City' K.

L. Healey, Creston: Richard G. Ita Bur-llncton; Paul D. Jacobson, New Sty "ow William A. Kellev.

Rolfe: John H. For easier, quicker shaves, put in moderoG-E Lumilinc lamps with inexpensive special fixtures, beside your bathroom Level, Denison; Lyman R. Lundy, Kldora; W. Lundouist. Cedar Rapids; Joseph W.

Marshall. Oskaloosa; Brooks E. Make your kitchen tasks easier by having plenty of good light In ceiling fixture use a 150-watt G-B lamp HERE'S how these glamorous girls, the debutantes, keep their complexions sparkling! Every afternoon at 5, they give their tired skin a Woodbury Facial Cocktail. Tonight, before the evening meal, work a rich lather of Woodbury Facial Soap into your skin see how your beauty revives! The famous Woodbury formularow contains a skin-stimulating Vitamin, to 'aid the skin's healthy vitality. Only 0i a cake now everywhere.

MellecKer, Mason uuy; nunoipn ij. Miner, Emmetsbuns; Michael Murray, Logan. mirror. 30-wttt Miles W. Newby, Onawa; Oliver P.

Petty, Clinton; Henry Phillips, Mar-shalltown: Loren B. Pnush. Charlton; UB incn; ump the municipal airport, and Charles Ratschet, chairman of the Iowa aeronautics commission. Approval of Postmaster Jackson and Tony Brikner. in charge of airmail service in St.

Louis, was almost instantaneous. "Des Moines through St, Louis to Nashville will make a highly practical line," Jackson declared. "It will open the southeast to Florida and South America on-transcontinental lines for Des Moines and will, in addition to doing that for St. Louis, give us a diagonal transcontinental route to the northwest." The plan is contingent on completion of the proposed north-south airline from St. Paul and Minneapolis, through Des Moines to Kansas City.

Application lias been made lor the route by Mid-Continent Air Lines and officials consider its approval by the civil aeronautics authority almost a certainty. Initial Step. First step toward realization of the Des Moines-Nashville route would be submission of an application for the rights by some air transport company to the civil aeronautics authority. Should it be granted, the company would establish the line and then apply to the postoffice department for mail rights. The proposed route between Des Moines and Nashville would be a great forward step in mail service to the southeast, the group explained, because mail from St.

Louis is now routed through Washington, to the south. Highly Pleased. St. Louis has been pressing for a St. Louis-to-Nashville route about two years, Jackson and Brikner said.

They were highly pleased by the possibilities offered in the Des Moines suggestion. Members of the group agreed that the postoffice department could not consider approving such a line this fiscal year because the full appropriation has been allocated. They said, however, that they felt the north-south line, application for which already has been made, is included in the current appropriation. An Hour by Air. St.

Louis is slightly over one hour by air from Des Moines. The Des Moines delegation explained the Des Moines municipal airport development project under way to enlarge the port to a mile square area with paved runways. The tentative route of the proposed line to Nashivlle would pass directly over Ottumwa, and that city was considered a possible only stop between Des Moines and Pt. Louis. The Ottumwa airport, however, is not at present large enough to accommodate the large planes now in use.

The "feeder" conference is held primarily to show the commercial possibilities of small air lines, serving as "feeders" to the transcontinental mail and passenger air routes. The fundamental plan is similar to that used in Iowa during National Airmail week when 29 planes made state-wide pickups of mail in Iowa in two hours and 30 minutes. (SpX UneSugafllniipr Granulated 1 SUGAR John F. Ranev. Ottumwa; Roger L.

Ranney, Waterloo; Marvin E. Rex. Stacy-viile; Winifred E. Rohr, Montlcello. Lester W.

Romer. Maauoketa: H. Savereide. Harlan; David E. Stiver, Con-eon; Harry Schulman, Mason City; Ber-nice C.

Toms, Marion: and Howard C. H. Williamson, Sheldon. Chief Justice E. A.

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