The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • 2

PAGE TWO COUNCIL BLUS (IOWA) SEPTEMBER 22 1947 Grim ood Year NSW DUS MIX PzHOT ROLLS IOWA TRAIC ATALITIES Two 8 49 KISTLER Amtiica'f top my sltty itunrCRS W'tdntuiay ni ll Carefully test brakes 6 7th and Broadway Phone 4071 SCHENLEY LEADS in avor RR Sumy Morning Ihvor is the reason fairway to happi ollow the savings easily ness with unds are welcome any time with earnings paid on your full account every June and December rrorz brtwixo co OUAHA 5TS3 Inspect clean and repack front wheel bearings Adjust the brake shoes to secure full contact with drums Rotate wheels to insure maximum mileage Inspect brake drums check and add brake fluid if necessary BE CHOOSEY SWITCH TO STORZ BOTHW ng of be and 386 374 the hu of for January president has the idea that a is unnecessary in Outlines Steps to Prevent Starvation SVHMY SaXS I for ptasura Schtnley hsats tht band that Sunny Morning laws grand back to our reunion here a resolution taken exactly as directed blood thus reaching the and lungs Usually starts immediately to remove mucus thus alleviating depend on adequate foreign as sistance being available" the conference said The report set at $22400000000 western prospective dol I ar deficit for 948 51 rom this it subtracted $3110000000 for machinery and capital equip ment needs which tlic report would be financed by the international bank for re construction and development "Given favorable the report said western Europe would have a four year trade surplus of $2810000000 outside the western hemisphere It was made plain however that this figure was tentative and that the real need was considered to be $19330000000 from America plus the international bank Ioan for capital equipment Robert Margolin chairman of the conference co ordinating committee said any surplus ac cruing for trade outside the wes tern hemisphere could be used either to reduce demands on the United States or to help troubled countries build up their stocks of gold free currency as a cushion against the end of the American aid program KSWI 1560 On Your Dial Tagalog is the basis of the na tional language of the Philip pines strong communist parties to make a grab for power In the last fortnight the of ficials have seen signs in Italy which they interpret as the be ginning of a red campaign for a part in the government of Pre mier Alcide de Gasper! and a bid for ultimate control A vote of confidence in the De Gasperi government forced by the left wing socialists who are allied with the communists is slated for Tuesday Like rance and various other European nations Italy is short of food coal raw materials and the dollars needed to buy them on the outside 1560 On Your The meeting in behalf of Ger man relief was sponsored by the American riends Service com mittee the Labor League for Hu man Rights (AL) and Lutheran World Relief Inc A spokesman for the sponsors said Hoover ap peared against the advice of his physician "Due to the failure of agricul recovery in Europe and NEW YORK Herbert Hoov er said Sunday night that the '947 world harvest may yield as little as that of 1915 and he out lined steps needed "if large areas of the world arc to be saved from mass starvation" A doctor and nurse accompan ied the former president to the Madison Square garden meeting Lis secretary explained that Mr Hoover had not felt well for sev days but was right told a reporter the price situa tion at home "inevitably is go ing to get until the prob lem of economic help to Europe is solved The Michigan lawmaker said he favors a congressional session as soon as the cards are on the But he ex pect them to be there before January Truman on Doubtful Seat Marshall however considers condition so critical that more American help must be forthcoming before the year ends if the continent is to avoid intolerable cold and hunger And the secretary lias hinted without saying so outright that this will require a law making session ahead of the one regu larly scheduled So far the leaned toward special session So have republican leaders congress Some democrats want one In Little Rock Rep Hays (D Ark) said Sunday that as a result of a tour of Europe at his own expense He wrote a letter to Mr Truman urging a special session The president has said many times he would not hesitate to call one if the need arose That put itlup to Marshall to test his powers of persuasion be fore he returns to New York Monday night or Tuesday morn ing What the secretary has in mind is assistance to bolster Europe before his plan for long term help goes into operation The Marshall plan which also will require congres sional sanction contemplates American aid to countries which try to help themselves and their neighbors ix Aid at 16 Billion Sixteen nations meeting in Paris have decided this means that the United States should put up at least $16295000000 in the next four years to get them back on a sound economic foot ing Some of their economists ure around $2500000000 emergency assistance will needed first in the weeks months immediately ahead rance and Italy alone want more than $1000000000 for the next six months Diplomatic of ficials fear a lack of fuel and food may inspire the already WATER World Needs Under Study at Capital (Continued from Page 1) Sept 22 19 17 1 Sept 22 1916 Eisenhower Wanted as Next President BOSTON Veterans of the 6th transportation group claiming 1000 members from all parts of the country advocate the election of Gen Dwight Eis enhower as president on a non partisan basis The group in Sunday adopted which said: "We are going homes to become each and every one of us a committee of one to enlist the aid of fafhers moth ers uncles aunts cousins and friends in a concerted effort to demand that past party affilia tions be forgotten and that Eis enhower be the next president endorsed by all KSU I 1560 On our The National Recreation asso ciation reports archery is ly increasing in in the United States Asia together with the devastat ing drouths in oilier parts of the world including the American corn crop the next 12 months will be a grim food Hoover said A of 32 000000 tons of coarse grains was predicted by Hoover This he said would be partly offset by a10000000 increase in bread grains wheat and rye Outlines Necessary Steps Hoover who had toured Europe earlier this year to survey the food situation at the request of President Truman said that his outline of world food prospects did not include Russia But he added: "Russia has had some crop improvement We hope it enough to supply the satellite damaged to some extent Most of the beach vacation cottages have been crumpled so many match boxes In New Orleans! lone Mayor De Lesseps Morrison has counted the loss at $7000 OX) and with the floods in some sections cf this city the overall estimate undoubtedly will climb Looting in all areas was re ported under controL In Missis sippi alone some 400 National Guardsmen were patrollingg beaches and business establish ments Sheriff Clancy In Jeffer son parish said the same prob lem there also was licked AV 1SW On Yonr The Grand Canyon of the Colo rado river is "278 miles long at one place is 13 miles wide and nearly 6000 feet deep KSWI HUOn Iwr Many birds are relatively col or blind and unable to distin guish (or instance the color blue Chapman Tucker WOOD Miss Joan Tucker daughter of Mr and Mrs George Tucker and Marion Chapman son of Mr and Mrs Ray Chapman all of Glenwood were married at the Methodist Surface and Mrs Lui H5 Jir It OdlUlUay LUC Rev James Walker officiat ing at the double ring service lhe couple will wood Storm Warnings Go Up in lorida (Continued from Page 1) restore STORE West Europe Makes Known Money Needs (Continued from Page 1) Asthma Don let coughing sneezing choking re curring aftacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and energy another day without try ing Mendaco This great Internal medicine is tasteless and works thru the bronchial tubes helping nature thick sticky coughing and promoting freer breathing and more refreshing sleep Get Mendoca from your druggist today Money back guaranteed unless completely satisfied in Auto Accident LE MARS IP LaWayne Pop ken 24 son of Mr and Mrs Otto Craig was killed and three other young persons were injured when the car in which they were riding over turned in a ditch ort Highway 75 north of Sioux City The injured were Heinz Rcn ken 24 of Ireton who sheriff rank Scholar said was driver of the car Donald Anderson 20 Ha warden and Marlon Johnson 17 of Ireton The three were treated at a Sioux City hospital 1560 On Youi Iowa Deaths Mrs Hilma Sundell RED OAK Services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 nt Hin AT i cci nn rnvnnnnt nhitrnh and for Mrs Hilma Sundell 82 who uivu aui i av i iur noiiiu in avl was under water from Lake Pontcliartrain and small boats maintained a steady shuttle service in the inundated area carrying marooned families to safety So far some 2fXX) families have been ferried to dry ground Sheriff's Deputy John Williams said the waters in some places were eight to nine feet deep Sheriff rank Clancy of Jef ferson parish said sewage con tamination also was adding to the miseries of those in the flooIeI area Some 300 persons had to be evacuated from the Metairie high school as building became "unfit for man habitation" because breaks in sewer pipes Lake Okeechobee Rising On the outskirts of the ever glades in southern lorida troubles were being heaped on troubles for weary residents At Canal Point men worked by whatever light was available or i none at all to bolster dikes around Lake Okeechobee The lake already full from ab normal summer rains was ris ing on the strength of the tor rential rains which hurtled down with stinging force from the hurricane The highway patrol reported from the area that if the dike broke Canal Point and several nearby towns would be under four to five feet of water lorida already has counted its storm damage at $30000000 so far No comparable estimate has yet been made for the gulf coast area though virtually every house along the beach and most business places from Biloxi to New Orleans have been or married couples Loans arc made on salary car or furniture No ndorisrt nedd You may take 12 15 or more months to repay depending chi the purpose of your loan Or you may repay over a period of a fe months The sooner you repay the lower the cost You pay only for the actual time you have the money 7 North Main Street near Broadway 2nd loor 1 2593 COUNC I BLUS HPUSEITOIDINANCE What We Do: Remove front wheels and inspect lining $50 $100 $200 or more without endorsers you need cash for an emer gency or to pay overdue bills taxes repairs to your home or for any other worthwhile purpose phone HC Household inance Corxration You can borrow the money you need privately and quickly Phone HC for the money you need today I lousehold lends $30 S100 $200 nr more to single men and women The situation Hoover said calls for these steps: 1 American farmers re sist the natural to feed bread grains to animals at a time when coarse grains are scarce In this world emergency we must give the preference to human be he said 2 "Unnecessary human con sumption and waste of must be stopped Hoover added that measures in order to secure the best results must be largely voluntary 3 The world deficit can be met if we have full co operation from the other surplus produc ing countries and drastic control oi distribution and elimination HARBOR WRECKAGE AT BILOXI The Biloxi Miss waterfront presented this appearance after a hurricane wrecked boats and dock of black markets in the deficit buildings and piled debris high on the beach (AP Wirephoto) countries 4 Price increases which he said could "be very largely ascribed to over oxports of have complicated the situation "The remedies fpr price increases lie in handling of exports with an eye to keeping prices down in the siopptrge or speculation noaramg ana anove all in de i un a4 kjuiiuay ai nti uumt ill itvvt creasing unnecessary consump Oak Thc Rev Baul Thcorell tjon and waste Hoover said will conduct rites wjlh burial in ksaa 1560 A our Evergreen cemeetry 1 1 A native of Sweden she came dournwesr OWa to this country when 14 years old settling in Red Oak Krinnr At Mnnfh years later she moved to Omaha I lUUo I Illi and was married there in 1887 to special to Tho Nonpareil Oscar Sundell They moved Porsch Stoelk to Red Oak in 1897 where Mr MANNING Miss Darlene a shoe i store Stoelk daughter of Mr and Airs UrlJ retiring He died in 1938 Albert Stoelk became the bride Surviving are a son Paul of Otto Porsch son of Mr a and Mrs Adolph Porsch all of Manning in a ceremony Sunday secn Brandchildren and at the Zion Lutheran church Erat grandchildren and a here the Rev Ansorge of Anna Johnson of ficiating at the double ring serv ice red Buhr The couple will live in Man THURMAN uneral services ning following a short wedding were held Saturday at the Thur triP man Methodist church for red Buhr 74 who died Thursday at Tabor after a heart attack The Rev Ira Allen conducted rites with burial in Thurman ceme tery Surviving arc three daughters Mrs Rachel Shinlev Mrs Ha zel I ii nlnv all of Thurman six grandchil dren and two great grandchil flrpr live in Glen Bert Braden MACEDONIA uneral serv ices were held Thursday at the ne Methodist church in Macedonia and Nicholas for Bert Braden of MarvvilIp ma i i iviLL ouri i aiarnfinnm comterv Thp Pnv Air TrlmhU rites Mr Braden was a former Hen derson resident is survived by his widow and one son Clair both of Maryville two brothers Oscar and Elmer Braden of Hen derson and one grandchild 1560 On Your Arfhrifk Bain 6J Jb Ej Ml IV rf Schtnlsy quick delightfully comforting help lor i IB 'IP I a II A nnd palns of Rhcumutlsni Arthritis i 1 'a a Ml i Mark of Mtril Product Neuritis Lumbago Sciatica or Neuralgia try Ae I Remind a pleasant tasteless medicine that RESERVE I works through the blood irst dose usually I starts alleviating pain to you can work en I Joy life and sleep more comfortably Get eWU Wtarten wt Ril swtrel plrift CeprJW Sckmley DkWt Ur HTC BaUiPauVon that vcliy more ask I linn ever before INSURflNfiEffiMM snviHss uho men nssocinrioH IO7PEARL ST PHONE: nme or Kosier Briley GLENWOOD Briley of Riverton IL TvDSlPr nf Hnmmnnd Tml ILVUM lllUj were married Kridav at thp Ran tist parsonage here by the Rev nf TP laa ETM UI lj xjtwni me oriue is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Cody of Riverton The couple will live in Ham mond kSV I 1560 On Your ire Truck Used inr AIGLE Switzerland IP Dur Walker Neola ing a long drought here recently suadod the fire department to Dies at Mondamin tap a nearby stream with a fire Special to The Nonpareil pump and 1900 feet of hose MISSOURI VALLEY Charles which brought moisture to parch Walker 80 retired Neola ed vineyards hardware merchant died sud denly Sunday at the home of his brother rank Walker of Mon damin Mr Walker had retired from his Neola business 15 years ago The Hennesseyy and Van Cleave funeral home of Missouri Valley is in charge of arrange I ments No services have been set Surviving are his widow Hannah and a daughter Mar garet both of Neola two sons Cyril of Neola and Dr Leon Walker of Remsen three sisters Airs Claire Elder of Perry Airs Richard Alestcr of Inglewood Calif and Airs Alice Curran of Council Bluffs and two brothers George of Inglewood Calif and rank Walker of Afondamin I 1560 On Your Lee Confirms He Will Become Lay Worker IOWA CITY IP Lt General John Lee former command der of the Mediterranean area was scheduled to leave here Alonday after a visit with his wife his son and his fam ily The general whose command was investigated by the inspector general recently after a series of critical articles by Rob ert Ruark Scripps Howard col umnist declined to confirm re ports that he would go on to the Pacific coast where he would be retired after 42 years of army service He did say however that "if I retire I will take a job with the Protestant Episcopal as a lay worker Brake Adjustment AP HEEt Change 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