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Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • 12

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FARMER'S COLUMN WANTED Twelve -IOWA Oil rRESS THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME By lirnrnio Hcrtlo Interior Markets df.s MofNES im amriAi r- I sssst I mm- a sssss HAVE Today's Business Mirror 'Basing Point Price' Ban May Upset Steel Industry id A MODEL IM SIZE irfrS Trl I I I Demand for Oil, Industry Issues Helps Stocks Gain By SAM DAWSOV AfMorlaicd 1'ross Staff Writer NEW YORK Ht -Heavy Industrie hava a new worry today. They fear that the supreme eourt'a upholding of the Federal Trad commission ban on use of multiple baaing point pricing by the cement Industry may be extended to other heavy Industries, particularly to steel FTC la already conducting an $315 Price Increase Set on 1919 Models DETROIT UPV Price Increase ranptrg from $315 to $420 on the 1849 model Mercury automobile were announced today by the Ford Lincoln-Mercury division. List prices on the new models, rhich go on public display Thursday are: six rassenjter coupe $1,833. sport sedan $1,875. aix passenger convertible $2,223 arid tatlon wagon $2,493.

HELD OVER! Today Thursday See It Now The One Great Picture Everyone Praises To The Sky I Shows At 1:30, 4:00. 8:00 p. m. Last Feature at 9:20 p. m.

A TKfLY K2 ft Great Movie' I H.mPhey I nociRT I 4w sjgsasa tcV sw- HUTTt HUSTON 'TUI HaTikyj rius "Babies, They're WonderfuT Special -Color-toon Late rs MID-WEST rrlpla today (estimated) 26.000. Ac tions Tuesday 28,500 at two parking plants in southern Minnesota, 13 plants and SO yards In Iowa, narrows and gilts, good nd eholre: 17.25-M.7J; Ifi6-i0. ls.7K-H.25; 2-340, 2O.0O-21.40; 240-270, 18 75-20 7 270-3'K), 17.00-19.75 300-330, 1 0)-18 W. 330-360, 15.00-17.50: sows, gooH and ehoica 80-400. 13.75-K.oO: saws, good O-450.

13.25-15.50: 4V4V55fl, H.OO-15.60. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES FOR CONSECUTTVE INSERTIONS 1 Pay 8e a Word 8 Days lie a Word Days 16c a Word SEVENTH DAT FREE 1 Month 45e a Word Classified Display Open Rats 91c Per Inch Net Additional Charge for Keyed Ads Minimum Charge, Sue Line ada and classified display- ad for Help Wanted received before 10 a.m. (Paturday. 9 a.m.) will be pub liahed tha same day. Deadllna for all other classified display is i p.m.

the dav before. The Preaa-Cltlxen 'reserves the right to reject any advertising copy The Press-Citizen Is not responsible for more than on Incorrect insertion of any ad. DIAL 3181 Ask for Want Ad Dept. FUNERAL SERVICE OfftHO PERSONAL SERVICE "OLD AT 40. 50, tOV Man! You're cmzy: Thousands peppy at 70.

Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron tor runaown ieeung many men. women call old rew "get acquainted" site only 60c. At all drug gists in Iowa City, at Ford Hopkins. ANYONE KNOWING the present ad ores ox josepn 15. Bcanneil, formerly of 650 South Governor, please write box 635.

palm springs. California. PHOTOGRAPHY Baby "pictures tak en in your home. Partiea. weddings and commercial.

Call Howard wtit. 31S1 or 43.6. evenings. RADIO SERVICEr Woodburn Sound Service. CHARIS CORSETIERE.

Clella O. Goudy. Dial 65 12. FOR SALE Mops, brooms, polishes, soap and wax. Fred J.

N'eider. Dial 56S2. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS? P. 5, Bca4b2.Iowa City. Iowa.Dial 9573.

"FULLER BRUSHES. CJialrs Dial 8-0308. SPENCER CORSETIERE. Mrs." Bess Adams. 527 South Governor.

Dial 346L TRAVEL SERVICE DRIVING TO Cedar Rapids daily. Desire passengers or exchange rides. Write A-53, Press-Citizen. LOST AND FOUND LOST Child's plastic rimmed (la es Downtown. Dial S53L LOST- Saturday, package containing boys slack suit.

Call 18F14. LOST Packsge between Englert Theatre and Brenneman's Fruit Store. Reward. Dial 6638. PETS FOR SALE Boston terrier puppies.

Dial 7752. FOR SALE Cocker Puppies. Registered. All Colors. Stud aervlc.

R. Pitz. Amana. WANTED WANTED To sublet for summer session, apartment or trailer for graduate student, wife and 2 small children. Dial Extension 8452.

FACULTY MEMBER desires" to rent house. Preferably near hospital. Dial W654. WANTED TO RENT or sublet a furnished apartment. June 8-August 25.

Graduate student and wife, no children. Write A-57, Press-Citizen. WANTED TO BUY Building to wreck. Write Havel's Repair Shop, Ainsworth. Iowa.

WANTED Immediately, two bed room house or large apartment for doctor and family. Two children. No pets. Call Lniversity Hospital exu 151. RELIABLE business man.

wife ana small daughter urgently need unfurnished apartment or home. Best of references, nease JJiai jma. STUDENT COUPLE desire apartment available beginning summer session. 1 year occupancv. Call Univ.

Ext. 8127 between 4 and 8 p.m. ELDERLY COUPLE wants to rent house. Write A-50, Prees-Citizen. WANTED 3 or 4 room apartment for family of 3.

Boy 8 years old. Permanently located with Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric. Wayne Harrison, Phone 98 collect Riverside. Iowa. TWO SMALL children desperately need house or apartment to share with parents unable to locate because of us.

Dial 81163. WANTED Extension ladders. 4448. Dial HOGS STEADY TO 50 CENTS LOWER CHICAGO IT (TSDA) Fs-ttmatrd aalahle livestock receipts Thursday: lO.tHlO hags, i.OOO cattle, aad 1,000 sheep. CHICAGO IV) Hogs were steady to Bo cents lower, most cattle steady to 50 cents higher, and lambs were unsold In early rounds but asking Drices were so cents Higher.

Most good and choice butcher hogs sold between (16 and $21.75, with the top paid at Salable koga 12.000. total 12.500. Market active and unevenly steady on all weights butchers and sows after early sales on weights under 230 lb. 25-M cents lower: top 22.00: bulk good and choice 170-230 lb. 21.00-21.75 240-260 lh.

19.50-20.75 270-290 lb. 17.75-19 00 800-400 lb. 16.00-17.50: most good 350- 550 lb. sows odd heavier weights down to 13.50; prospects good cjearance. Salable rattle 7,000, total 7.OO0.

Salable calves 500, total 600. Edge off late market on medium weight and heavy steers but general steer and yearling trade active and 25-50 cents higher: heifers steady to strong: cows 25-50 cents higher; hulls opened fully steady, later trsrte 25-SO cents lower; load choice 1.037 lb. yearling steers topnc'l at 32.25: three load? choice 1.275-1 350 lb. steers 32.00: bulk good and cho'c-e ted steers and vearlings three loads medium short- I'-ds 2.1. Mi: several Joads choice heifers 30.50-31.25: most good heifers 27.00- 29.00; bulk beef cows 19 cniK ners and cutters 1S.50-1S.50: weignty e.iiienge bulls up to 25.00 early; vealers steady at 30.U0 flown.

Salable sheep S.oOfl. total 3 CVJ. No early sales, with bidding around steady for slaughter lambs; asking around 50 cents higher; good and choice fed woojed lambs around 110 lb. down bid 25 50; asking- upward to 26.00 lor these; other classes scarce. Produca and Poultry CHICAGO (VI Bntter: Unsettled.

Receipts 560.002. Prices cents low er to 1'4 hicher: 93 score A A and 92 a a. so ts ana e3 .3. Cars: so 78, 9 75.5. Fggs: Weak.

Receipts .637. Prices unchanged to a cent a doien lower; V. S. 70 per cent and tin A 60-69 9 rer cent A 5- 44 5: C. 8.

standards 41-42. current re ceipt 40.5. dirties 3S. checks 37. Live ponllry: weak.

Receipts 21 trucks. Prices unchanged to two rents a pound lower. FOB: Fowl 31, leghorn lowl 2o, roasters 45-47. fryers 40-44. broilers 37.

old roosters- 19. Wholes-lie mnrket: Pncklincs and heavy ducks 34. small ducks 24. Iowa City Markets fFuniished bv the W. A F.

Miller Feed Iowa City. Tlie quotations listed below are subject to change without notice) Eggs 3e Heavy hens 23c leghorn hens 14c OPENING DANCE Oakwood Wellman, Iowa Thursday, April 23 JULES HERMAN and His Orchestra. FOR BALE-Yearllng roan Polled shorthorn bull. Frank Herruld West liberty Iowa. FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet pick-up.

OhieajrrEqulpmentO; WANTED TO RENT -Any sis pasture. Ted Plaby, Route 2.Iowa Ciljf. WE HAVE for Immediate delivery 4-row Oliver mounted cultivators. 1 3 row rotary hoe. 1 16 ft.

cultlpacker. Tour Oliver dealer, Ilappel, Inc. Iowa City. "FOR SALE Mnews seed corn. Most all numbers available.

Paul Miller, Morae.Iowa, FOR SALE Poland-China yearling boar; Charles JKadera.Route J. FOR SALfc McCormlck Deerlng horse planter. Good condition. Albert KaderaNortheast of Oxford. FOR SaCE Good used planter.

Purebred male Hampshire hog. 100 bales straw. Harned Edwards, Oxford, Iowa. FOR SALE Monarch Electrla table top range. Perfect condition.

Dial 4448. FOR SALE Pioneer seed corn. Katzenmeyer Feed Store, Dial 4858. or Malon Amish, Riverside, Call 9 on 21, Sharon. FOR BALE Tamworth and Duroo boars, John Deere 999 planter.

Phone UFll.JVHGrlfflthand Son. FOR SALE Purebred" Angus null; Dial 4018. George Frauenholts, Wast Branch. Route 2. FOR SALE Yearling Duroc red mats hog.

Fred H. AllchatI, Routs Iowa City. FOR SALE F-30 Parmall sllh cultl-rator plow and 8 ft. Case 'andem disc Toiler Implement and Motor Ka-lona. Call 21.

FOR SALE Two purebred Spotted Poland China boars. Also sews with week old pigs. Harry I Baker, Lone Tree. Iowa. FOR BALE Late model John Deer 999 planter with tongue and tractor hitch.

A-l shape. Wyatt Patterson, 2 Hi miles southeast of Sharon. FOR SALE 3 dairy heters. Paul Neuzil, Tiffin. Iowa, Routel.

FOR BALE Duroc Boar, vaccinated and guaranteed breeders. Howard Berry, Dial 6008. FOR SALE Soybean seed, Rlcblands and Llncolns, high germination. Dial 9460. John Livingston.

FOR SALE Hampshire mala bog. Phone Sharon 8 on 8. FOR SALE Purebred Duroc fail boars. Gersld D. Nevlas, West Lib-erty, Iowa.

Phone 29M. FOR SALE 18 Month old Black JPo land male hog. Route 4. A. J.

Bule-chek. Call 29F13. FOR SALE Poland China fall boarsl 2 choice yearling boars and opaa sills. Clifford Idle, Lone Tree. LEGHORN Cockerels every Thursday.

82.00 per hundred. Palmer Hatch-eries. Dial 8917. GENUINE PFISTER hvbrid seed corn for sale. Sorensea Feed Company.

S0JKirkwood. FREE Prompt removal of1 all dead stock. Call collect 7374 or 2221, day or night Farmers Rendering Works, Iowa City. FOR SALE-Chester WhTt fall boars. R.

E. Williams and Sons, Rout 3. Iowa City. Phone Sharon Center. ATTENTION FARMERS.

nee1any palntlngf Contract spray painters, for free estimates call Parrott City. BIGGER YIELD3from better seed Place your soy bean orders now. Headquarters for best seeds in Sudan Grass, Rape. Millet. Brenneman Seed Store.

217 EastCoIlege jtreeL FOR SALE Hutting hybrid seed corn. Sea Bert Campion. Rout -iiy, ijlltl Wll I M.I FOR SALE IS head' oi foot! milk eows. some fresh, soma heavy spring-erj Mike W. Kesslej, West Branch.

FOR SALE Kraft Kraylets, cheese and whey solids. Iowa City Farm Store. Dial 2774 FOR DeKALB hybrid "seed corn, fete I-ly Implement lows City. Coma for your seed on Thursday. Friday, w--M juuo o.

per. Dealer. ELECTRICAL REPAIR and WIRING BILL'S ELT'-CTRIC "Want It Right, can Albright" Dial 7608 ft- Electrical Service Dial 9293 AUTO INSURANCE I $15.00 Gives you all the protection required by new state law, I adjust ail claims. Have written this insurance in Iowa City for 20 years. All claims adjusted promptly.

If you are a careful driver we want you for a policy bolder. J. K. DUNCAN Room 10 Schneider Bldg. Over Scott's Store LOANS LOANS NEED QUICK CASH? Borrow "Money in Minutes" at FEDERAL DISCOUNT CORPORATION 212 1 So.

Clinton St. 2nd Floor Phone 6662 LOANS $50 $250 and Up 20 Months to Repay CO wlf COSH National Farm Loan Assna. F. W. Ellerbrock Secretary-Treasurer Savings Loan Building Iowa City, Iowa Dial 7433 ensn lonns Come td Household for a loan on your salary, ear or furniture without endorsera.

Take up to 20 month to repay. CHOOSI A MOMTHLV PAYMENT PLAN mi TWO WORKING girls desire snsrt- ment with bath. Clos In. uiai eun after 6 IJL WANTED TO BUY North SIM bous. Dial 4695.

PRESS-CITIZEN employee and wife dealre unfurnished apt. No children or pets. Kererenoea. uiu 3 p.m. "GRADUATE STUDENT wants tur- nlshed apartmeni or mi.

summer session. June and July, Mris. Write Jack Evans. Clarion Iowa, or Dial 5946 after (:00, Iowa City. i V.ttK.

WANTED Mattresses, i lea. Iron, metal. Dial 241L DENTAI STUDENT and lfs uesire apartment Juns Ut. rears. 'Ul 91W after FAMILY of ihree desperately needs or mors room apartment Immediately.

Dial 7731. WHO DOES IT Wt REPTlR. paint, wtjUWOoi, stucco and jalmasonrJDIaljrjir DOES TOUR ROOF need repair We repair or Install new roof, also chimney repair and clean gutters. Pre eetlmst.jpial 4608. E.

D. Brennemsn SANDING. Douglas. Dial 22M. "WANTED Plastering.

"OENERAL CARPENTRY and repair. Dial 4947 or 3733. 0 A R. Norgs appliances, pumps, stokers, water heaters. Iowa City Plumbing and Heating, 114 South Linn.

Dial 5870. HAULING, ashea and rubbish rsmov- td. Dial twuu. TNSitRANCB OF all kinds. Busby Agency.

Dial 7550. ROOFING AND spouting, sir conditioning and all types of heating. Schup-prtaniHoejkjDlalJ40L MOVING 7 Dial 9698" and use the complete modern equipment of the Maher Bros. Transfer. INSURANCE, all YindT VtA V.

Johnson. l-617Jowa Slate Bank JWt CARPENTErTwORK by bid or by hour. Work guaranteed. Dial 80283 after B. WANTED Roofing and gutter work.

Free estimates. Dial aaso. IACKSON ELECTRIC Co. Electric wiring, appliances and radio repairing. 108 8, Dobuque.

Dial 646a. POWER SPRAYING Now is the proper lime to spray your fruit and shade trees, evergreens, shrubbery. Complete lawn spraying and feeding. Also tree trimming and removing. Free estimates, guaranteed results.

Sioux City Tree JSurgery Company. Dial 6606. and Equipment Shop. Repairing all makes of washing enachlnes. Louis R.

Sydebotham, Dial 3323. 676 8. Governor St LOUr8 REPAIR and Equipment Shop. Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired. Pick-up and delivered.

Louis R. Sydebotham. Dial 3323, 676 S. Governor SL WANTED Painting. Interior, exterior.

Parker, Dial 80345. HERB'S PICK-UP. bish. Dial 6981. Ashes and rub- LIME AND Rock hauling.

Clarence Shera. Coralville or G. H. Snera. Tlffjn.

HAULING black dirt. Dial 5365; AUTO REPAIRING and lawn mowers sharpened. Miller's Repair Shop, 807 South Capitol Dial 6818. ROOFING, painting and repair wor Dial 3073. COMPLETE plumbing supplies, ln- stallations and services.

Dial 9099. FOR CLOGGED sewers or drain pipes, call Electric Roto-Rooter tewet cleaning service. No fuss, no up necessary digging, work guaranteed. Free estimate. Dial 7166.

24-hour service. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Complete home and farm wiring. Tiiomaa E.ectric Company Dial 7735. "SANITARY DISPOSAL service. Cleaning septic tanks and ces (pools.

Wendell Ackley. Tiffin. Iowa. RUGS, UPHOLSTERED furniture, car upholstery cleaned in your home orour shop; Tlal 771Z GENERAL carpentry and household repair. Dial 80104.

NOTARY PUBLIC, mimeographing, typing. Mary V. Burns. 601 I.S.RT. Dial 2656 er 2327 Evenings.

EXPERT REPAIR service on refrigerators, radios, washing machines, tractors, farm machinery, and ail small home appliances. Dial 9635. Mont-gomery Ward. SCHULTZ DELIVERY Ashes "rut bish and lighl hauling. Dial 2914.

TREE TRIMMING, pruning Writs Ed. Llnvllle. Pa Box 827. IowsClty. ASHF.1 AND rubbish hauling.

"Dial oeza. wagner. WANTED Wall washing, naintlng. Dial 444a HAULING. CRUSHED rock, road rock.

Immediate delivery. Dial 5265. FARMER'S COLUMN FOR SALE John Deere horse corn planter with tractor hitch. 13 on 25. bharon.

FOR SALE Feed in stloata. Cheater Burr. Route 5. Iowa City. FOR SALE Duroc boars.

Cecil Hughes. 7 miles southwest of Iowa City. Highway TRACTOR TIRE vulcanizing, safe steam cure. Ltnder Tire Service. FOR SALE John Deere cultlpacker, 11 ft.

John Deere corn pianter No. 999, bean attachment. McCormick Deering electric cream separator. Cultivator lor John Deere tractor on rubber. W.

3. Andrews, Morse. Iowa. Started Chicks 1 week old $16.90 10 days old 17.95 2 weeks old 19.95 3 weeks old 23.75 from U.S. Puilorum passed flocks Iowa State Hatchery Phone 399 West Liberty, Iowa HOMES, Barns, Cabins, duplexes, lunch rooms, offices, club houses being made from army surplus prefabs.

16' 16' $199 plus freight 16' 4S' $399 plus freight 25' plus freight We Can Deliver Display building: Across from Moline Airport, Moline, Illinois. Main Office: MulU-Faba. Bank Charleston, JJUnois. Phone 222 BRING YOUR electrical appliances and farm equipment to Wards for complete repair service, refrigerators, radios, washers, hammermills, pumps, stokers or any other farm or household appliance. Montgomery Ward Dial 9635 April 28, 1013 Investigation of Stool pridng practices.

Industry leader say a ban on basing point pricea would upset their business in normal times. It might not mean much now that some steel products ara collectors' Items. They contend that In aome cases tha ban would limit a company' selling to Its own geographic territory. In others it would create a local monopoly for a company because competitors at a distance could not meet Its prices. Multiple baaing point pricing la widely ued In the heavy ln duatrlce to deal with freight cost.

For example, In the ateel 'Industry much of the cost Is traced to freight charge on bringing the heavy raw material to the mill, and In turn to freight charges in delivering the heavy product to the customer. As It works now, a company with a mill in eastern Pennsylvania can deliver steel In New York for considerably less than can a psny whose nearest in ill is in Pittsburgh. To meet that competition, the Pittsburgh mill makes a special price In New York, hich In ef fect offsets the difference In freight charge. The consumer In New York can thu buy steel at the same price from either company. The basing point ban would mean that each mill must set one price at the mill and add the cpats of freight to whatever ultimate destination.

What the consumer would pay would depend on how far he was from the mill. To meet competition In New York, the Pittsburgh company would have to set the price on all its steel at the lower figure. This, Industry leaders say, would be Impossible in competitive times. As a result, the Pittsburgh company would Just have to stay out of the New York market DANCE Swisher Pavilion Billy Murray Saturday, May 1 PREMIERE STARTS FRIDAY DAUGHTER" it i ceo- ETPIVf, SVH 1AL- "CART And The BISHOP'S WIFE" ClTIZEN Doom V-C 1:13 A WE COT THIS ELEVEN regularity prevailed. Several stocks closed below their best for the day.

Trading quieted somewhat with total transfers of around 1,400,000 shares. Bonds held steady. Closing prices on representative stocks were as follows: A 15S4 Mont Ward Anaconda S7 Penney 434 Bendlx At SSTi' Phillips Pet 9 Beth Stl S4S Pears Roeb S7S Chr-sler 5S7 Stan Oil (Inal 46H Corn Prod 61 Texaa Co 59H Deere A Co 47H Untied Air 174 Gen Elec s54 8 Gypsum 9J Gn Mot 54 Steel "6'i Int Harvest 93XWoolworth 46H Grcdn Table CKTCAGO Mhrat May Jlv Dec Cant May Jlv Pep Dec Oats May Jlv Sep Dec Soybeans May Jly Nov tW Grain table: High ow lne .2.45 2 41H 2 44H-45 ....2.334 J.81H J. 38-33 i 2 2 2 31V2 2.32'; 2.30 2.31-S2'; ....2 214 2.18', 2.21-21t4 J.ftS 2nS'i- 1 91 ss'i 1 i4 ....1.69 1.67 1.68-69 109 1.10'i-Ti 9t, S4'; K3i-? 3', 84 ..4 OS 4 0S 3.91 4.0 3 96 '4 3 00 22 22.5S-53 22 72 22.40 May 'Jlv i Pep i Oct .22 82 .22 9il .23.03 .22.50 22.S3 22 .65 22.57 22.40 Nor Cash Grain CHICAGO UP) Wheat: None. Torn: No.

2 yellow 2.31-32: No. S. S.2SV29K; No. S.1S; sample grade Oa! No. mixeel i.VK: No.

1 heavy white 1.23H No- 1 white I.225;. tnominal): Alaltina 2.25-50: feed J.7S-9S. Raybeans: None. Ts Arrange Yoor SPRING PABTf Jast Wonderful Accommodations For 2 or 200 Dinner Parties Dancing Parties Dining Boom Service from Til 12 P. M.

Dancing 8-11 For reaerratloiis call Raack Club Swisher Exchange Caver -2- Miniranm Doar Charge at Aaytime. "Doors Open 1:15 P-U" mm STARTS TODAY rXDS FRIDAY Ktjjt! C'BrKJ fid tSsrisa i twT inorts zrz ujj: GEORGE O'BRIEN AS "HARD-ROCK ILISRIGAN1 I I rV I a I I a ill1- actus IGfl tOSt PtUWICX -kxsl-uus. BUM CtfTUUN JOIPMOONA -eui ICSlfr ClOWTHtt -ma UW SHUfFll -inniutu JOHN MtUKTtN roata UCHU WIK5TCN TNI PUBLIC FANNY 1 1 fX IS ANOTHER MASTERPIECE TO IE HONORED i i AND PLACED WITH "TH! llKEf'S WIFE" AND "THE n. ffimsm NEW YORK CP Demand for oils and selected industrial stocks produced an unevenly higher market today. Traders held to a cautious attitude.

Ignoring many pivotal issues. Despite a scattering of gains ranging from fractions to around 2 points, considerable lr- GRAIN PRICES FIRM, HIGHER CHICAGO VPi Grains firmed un-er short covering on the board of tr1 todsy. May contracts showed beat inlni with new crop corn deliveries inclined to lag. Trading was moderately active. To some extent the tuiytns; In May futures was based on team of a railroad strike, dealers said.

They ronted out It would cut down (rrain receipts, although frrain also arrives here by truck and bargs. Wheat closed to 4'i higher. May corn was blither. May J2.21-J2.21Vi. oats were -2' higher.

May Jl.lO4-", and soybeans were 8 cents hljrher. May KOW TODAY sa CO-HIT a cn IUUHI FRIDAY" 1 wtSM I ass. litSKikS tOOI THAT tf CAW THI tiAnws flPMIT rout. CL'VRUc THE TRAP (5) il FRIDAY RA1ML "FAXXY I Is- .1 THIS F1CTVRE REOOMMEXDF.D ONLY FOR ADrtTS TGDAY F.XI! FRrPAT" THIS WOMAN INSPIRED THE LOYE CP 3 MEN A sj tea'd t-i to be set to rr.osc! OLYMPIC BALL WITH LARRY BARRETT'S ORCHESTRA "One of the TOP COLLEGE Bands in the Xation" Featuring; BOBBY COTTER Sensational Singing; Star of "PANACEA and GRANT EASTHA3I Formerly With Horace Heidt Community Building May 1st Tickets on Sale Whetstnne'a RUSSELL'S STEAK HOUSE 1S7 Riverside Drive HEPBURN HENREID WALKER in MGM's Jus! As Yea Ordered It Every dish exacting! prepared f.o suit you alone. We truly like your discriminating taste.

It gives us the opportunity to show how conscientiously our staff works to please just ycu. Come in today. TAKE YOUR CHOICE A CLARENCE BROWN Production 1 3 6.75 113.11 819.31 It 8.0 16.44 84 31 it 85.03 10.07 19.T8 1933 9JU 36.60 545 nip "frlo- SHOWS AT CnnW! CAKT wUWili SIZZLING STEAKS Served WHh Crt.p Goidea Frenci Fries CHICKEX-IX-THE-BASKET With That Tasty IV All Flavor ITALIAN SPAGHETTI In A Tongue Tingling Meat SaocS HAIJBIT STEAK Tan gy Tartar Sauce, Lcsciou Freoch Fries Enjoy "Happy" Hall's Exciting Piano Styling That Bleed With ont cozr, candlelit atmosphere Open Noon and Night Reservations Accepted Dial MlM HotmelHid's Cham is the moathly rata 3" on that pan a balance not es-osedmg 8100. and 2a a to exoesB oi aiuu. ISOVf E.

Washington, 2nd Floor Cor. Dubuque St. Phone: 4727 MOVING A Profession with THOMPSON TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Disl 2161 i.

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