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The Muscatine Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 2

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hi MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1939 All Concrete 7 Harrv Harder Is Crane Crashes Through Bridge, sf Elected Exalted Boy Scouts WUl Receive Awards at Honor Court Finished in ijonth Ruler of Elks 'H All concrete wark Involved "in i 1 Jimmie Fidler i Hollywood the construction the Papoose creek sewer? extiilsion will be tw Rmut. MiMTntin complete twt monta, DarrEJjf un for advancementii In rank and favorable weathef condition, it merit badges will receive the was reponesj was; oy city i-n- awards at a court of honor to bejgineer uowepsune. held rriday, March 31, at the With the oncr ting of 50 feet high school auditorium. A. a.

or tooting ana eu jet of the nar- Johnson will oreside. rel portion, tkt iift will be com- HOLLYWOOD I question the Ttoods win compete at the Dieted except for at the right of Hollywood prducers to event for the advancement anai lower end where ttwill be Joined ttenrianA surnrHe that are tre I 4 fK mmL, i oisior; historical fact their Pic mains that Producer Samuel Goldwyn Is generally conceded to be Hollywood's best-dressed man. News to 1 me: Ida Lupino bas corrtposed ani album of waltzes Which will be published this tures. Consider. for! instance.

sented at each court of honor. At I Workmen urinrith ust v. Harry Harder was elected ated ruler of Muscatine lodgt No. 304, B. P.

O. Elks, at the annual election Monday nil ht at lodge hall. i jMr. Harder succeeds rraak Thompson, who has ssrved at supreme officer of the local Elks during the past year. Mr.

Harder, together with the other officers of the lodge, will be installed at the. meeting on Monday, night, April 3. iTwo hundred and ten memiert attended the lodge meeting, which followed a dinner at 6:30. Crib-bage will be played at the lodge hail tonight and a dance will be held on Thursday night, March 30. "Jesse ames" -as full of intentional misrepresentation; as a sar present me ovnceiua.v erai days nave Been engaged in is held by troop 122 of the United fiumg in dirt aroujid the complet- A 1 i -S dine can i full of It.

Justi creuiren nuryn wa i ed portion of the sewer, The en Spring. The divorce habit In Hoi lywood seems even more inconv fies (the criminal career; of a man dance, award cy troop iao oj xtnsi6n prehensible -when yoU consider who, if judged by: authentic records, was as despicable a villain Tonight there will be a meeting Ieci lon- Vi- Brlhrn ehurcn Oil i fact that the higher salaried 'stars save as much as i $30,000 in Income tax "each year', bv beinc as ever galloped, across the, west. Or consider "The Man ih the Iron boys of Cub age and ents. All boys living in High School to now being produced knarried California laws permit them: to divide Jncoraewith their uniea Arusts iai JOroer.t i to strengthen the dcamatici situation interested in joining a. pack are ICnnJ fvuuscs ana.

tui Gown AcCordina to Hollywood's Mani in that opus, Louis XIV is being Invited. Scout officials pointed hp otihhln 1a home I I A few hours after their blHh. portrayed, sby a-1 sadistic fiend mal men," the jlgranka next to baby zebras can run almost; ij chE uie aog ana ine norse as me eas vent centered program and parents art jl IJrittj! urged to attend to learn the na lO OUCU IUaI. isi In th I -A wh.ose Jdelight la life was to watcfh the torturing of, hist pris fast as their parenta. lest "animal' to train, i No foolin', tttHl I oners a completely faijge Louis XIV was no an there's an insurance man in the movie whose j-eal name is Edgar Credit Warner Baxter with one of nimville's SreSdV Two Muscatin i school Pack' No.

3125- will meet at the pejkw wUl gd fo Iowa City but -not even the! most se Danrlinr above the waters of Snrar Creek after it had crashed partially throneh a bridge on i i attracted the attention of some visiting firemen I was shepherding through the studio. And ust as they stopped to stare, the stage door opened and out walked He fly Lamarr, I I vere of his contemporary critics ever charged him with wanton cruelty of that Jystas fla oddest white elephants a huge and very costly, stone house high First Presbyterian church at 7:30 weanesoay rugns wuu tonight with Cubmaster Sherwood G. Bradford Birfcer, forensic Phillips presiding. The boys, will coach, to compete in the district bring handicraft material: to dis- original oratory, jahd extempor- Blav and activities of the past aneous speech co tests sponsored grant assaults on fact appear in In the mountains which be. never jlises because Mrs.

Baxter" can't former Highway 38, Just sooth of Moscow, la heavy crane owned, by Otto Muscatine contractor. Is shown in the above picture. The operator 'of the crane escaped uninjured in the accident which i occurred Monday afternoon whe the bridge gave way beneath the heavy machine as It was crossing. Wendllng today faced the difficult task of getting the crane eat of its awkward position and back onto the road. The boom of the machine was demolished and the engine damaged wf-i n- I- nine out, of ten jso-called (historical films.

i month WUl oe reviewea jjiuj i muiuou uj vw jr for the next month drafted. A ensie league 11. If great educators are right in considering history valuable meeting of this pack is held on Walter Berg hasibeen selected the third Tuesday of eacn monin. i to represent the3 school in the atudy.vthe harm done by such inaccuracies must be fcreat, for movies have so an atmosphere, that they crefate lasting Boy Scout troop 129 will meet original oratory competition, and Thursday evening at the home of Albert Gos will! be entered in stand the altitude. I r-.

I Tito Guizar Is Just bit disillusioned about the joys of popularity: The; other day he and Mrs. i Guizar i clambered into their brand new Packard and drove across the border, to Mexicali, where Senor Guizar Is "really hot tamale. It was a great triumph. All the sendres shout Arthur Schmeichel, 115 ewi the extemporaneous speaking impressions. for! example.

Hampshire street. Any ooyi class. The speakers were chosen neighborhood interested in the Mr. Barber. 1 i to study the life of Jesse James i -the-week award goes to Director Lew King who made the mistake of sitting at the gag-writers' table in Studio cafe.

After listening to the bewhiskered jokes that the boys were springing, he finally asked if they could tell him why he Wat unlike a turkey. WeU," he explained, when they all gave up, "A turkey isn't stuffed with chestnuts until it's too-dead to suffer. i (Copyright 1839, McNaught dicate, Inc.) New Building Problems Considered By Directors Last minute problems of construction and equipment for the new half million dollar, high school building, now in the final stages, were before the board of education Monday without being influenced by your Scout program is invuea Berg willr compete in the origi- memories the yery lpvable Mr, Power and his Robin 'Hoodjsh tend. tT. Jul.

oratory division against The meeting of prospective spakeri ttom rjavenport. members of the Muscae Island Ungton Mt-Pleaaiit, Oskaloosa. i ed rvivan All senoras antics. Try to get a true under and i senoritas shouted i "Viva! standing of 'the French revolution HP' Jnl Ottumwa and la City high And; all the Uttered little one' of the most important so iaona7 wgm rA'TJ Uchoolj. The Datefaport, Ottum ciological, upheavals in sail history muchachitosi and mucbachltas swarmed like busy ant over the fine, big brand new car.

Tito Ul weanesaayr iugnt wa, Iowa City, Turlington and TV ut meeting were Muscatine high Schools will be A series of Scout meetmgs were i without i being prejudiced by some of the misrepresejntations in night, --r i 'Ii-ict'-i ri-'J The John Ericcson firm of Chicago, holder, of the general construction contract, has virtually completed its work and; moved from the site, but the board had no information on when the building would be completed. Hiring of a staff in Mr for i th nhvslpal 1 1,1 11 smiled at them indulgently, IpLTCgETQinrD TOWIOHT. Moods. WSUU Amos 'n Andy, NBC WLW; Dinner Hour Program. WSU1.

Don't Tom Believe It. MBS WLW, WMT Russian' Concert Orchestra. WON. 7:00 Johnny PreaenU Johnny Green's Orchestra. NBC WMAQ.

WLW. 7:30 For Men Only. NBC WMAQ, i WHO: Dick Powpli With Mar-. tha Raye. CBS WBBM.

i 1:00 Mary and Bob'a True Stories, NBC WMT: Don't You Believe It. MBS WGN. :80 BennyGoodman's Orchestra. CBS WBBM: Album of Artists. WSUI.

Pepsodent Program. NBC WMAQ. WHO: True Detective Mysteries, MBS WGN. American Viewpoints. CBS WOC: Nis-ht Ertifor KDA k.u in TWncatin Monaav xuaut.

i MODERN WOMEN "Mirie Antoinette." -RontiBt troon speech aection watched them writing their init Most of Hollywood's 'mis aid Another Muad nine Musca Nms Sml BMtUy pll Jy ials in the dust on the door pan rouro "rrSTii for recreaatine high' speakersltd go to Daven takes -done purportedly in the interest of entertainment--i- are property, to replace temporary ncW The architect's rohabtoaaa slnOaMi SaM. Moid by til rtnwTWI lim rtnT AAI tion. Several new members at- port on Saturday lot this week to tr mtina at compete in an invitational origi- useless. The pictures would be workers how on the job, will iMdusTnuca ivtj gta i ungcs uie department and the board recently Just as dramatic if thy stuck to Hoopes hall. The McKinley troop, nal oratory and temporaneous probably come before a special the: truth.

i Til aiAMOwecr aaajier XTl which is maKing piaua iui i ff- Camp Minneyata some week-end Members ofs the extemporaneous iavi indoor hockey at the I speech squad will be Sydney meeting scheduled April 3. In the interval the board will utilize present employes to and placed a contract for installation of gas ranges. Both boards will ttempt to work out a pis whereby electric ranges can be els, and beamed when he noted that one little fellow had written "No me ol viado (do ot forget me) wherever he could find room to write. But the smile on Senor Tito's puss has faded and he will NOT forget! It seems the little one was writing -with a The Packard's being repainted now. At.

M-O-M, on one of the biggest! stages, Us a sign i which an ODD FQRMATION: Dei pite those "morality clauses" which. regular meeting. Troop 130 of the Thomas, Everett Hfgeman, Albert otherwise treat flooring in the Have Yoa Acid Indigestion? substituted for I i half of the gas for i years, were lncerted Amo 'n' Andy. NBC WMAQ. structure, ii.

R. L. Roach, Lauren Henderson. St loah, Mn WHO: Russian Concert tra. WGN.

American 'ije10" woru wu uum wu iuc nailing and first aid and prepared local original squad will for the court of honor to be held be composed Walter Berg, next week. RosaUe Emma Kleint Mir- ranges previously ordered and on cost figures fori the: replacements. Vernon of the Iowa Electric trustees ot the municipal light 10:80 Wayne King's Orchestra. CBS starring not; one was ever exercised. Add phobiacs: Al Jolson afraid- of patching a cold that he not remain in the and water board and Herman "Dr.

Plcrct' Colds wjsjb.m: uica Jurgens Orchestra. WON. i Assistant jucecuuve iam sywassuuc gana Anita nounces "Danger Wild' Animals 11:00 Gne KrubaV Orchestra. NRC Swisher and 'E. f.

oraaiey mac Schmidt. same room with anyone who in Zeug, off ici employe, were in conference with the board relative to installing electric stoves in the domestic science department of 4Ui dulges in a sneeze. Before dis at Large!" It was hung there to discourage visitors the "Tarzan" troupe was shooting Ultlltl iiarory girt plmd4 spethc sa4 bslps rttT cm i thm ttoniach and totscti apcrts du to rtemm sctdilr. It ha Wa acclltfit benefit mm company, also attended the meeting. j.

fj The school directors decided to make a final compromise offer to the John Ericcson company on its claim for pile driving and testing St jTha directors ad originally offered! whu: sea Bernie. MBS WGN, 1 WMT. WXDSTESDAT. 1:00 Coffee Pot; Inn, WHO; Friendly Neighbors. WMT.

1:45 Morninr Melodirt. WSUI Veterans nt Fiuvlira W.fi wim a trip to Wicnois jonaay aiiei-noon to further organization of a new troop there. Swisher visited liberty, Atalissa and Nich-rbls today and will conduct a den jungle scenes. 0 All that's In the crediting those reports! about the growing frenzy for racinc ih Hollywood, give a thought to past now, but the sign has evidently been, forgotten Today it Dunker Renamed To tad to members of Bit larailr." Buf it im liquid or tablets Ireaa your dratfiat todax. one of our best-known directors chief's trammg course at npxon each Sunday, the- Santa Thursday mghU decided to raise: the amount to season, he drops! a paid-up il parl-mutual ticket into the col- WMTj Highlights of Sports.

WGN; 3:00 Kav Kyser. NBC WMAQ. WHO: Count Bassie's Orchestra. MBS WMT. 3:30 It Can Be Done, CBS WBBM The Music Counter, MBS WGN.

10.00-Amos1 Andy. NBC WMAO. WHOj Organ Melodies. KMOX. 10:30 Tommy Dorsey.

NBC KOA. KFI i. Russ Morgan. NBC WHO; WMAQ. 1 Of School Board'; lection-piste at bis church! $1,825.20 in order to get the.

differences sttledi before structures is. completed, Reports of the secretary, treas Jurt Plain Bill. NBC WMAQ, WHO: Singins; Strinss, MBS WMT. 1 i 1 10:15 Vic and Sade. NBC WLS.

WLW: Yesterday's Musical Pa- twites, WSUI. 11:00 Carters of Elm Street NBC WMAQ; Judy and Jane, WHO. 11:45 mi and Home Hour, NBC WMAQ; Sweet and- Siring. WMT. i Cedar Valley Hillbillies.

WMT: Checkerboard Tlm -WTJCi; He's more famous for gram i 4 matical errors, but the fact re urer and school nurse were given 1 1 I RooseveltrS Son Sees Gamer As 194(hCarididate Ray Dunker ftvas re-elected approval. president and August Altenbernd, vie president, When1 the board of' education organized for the 1:15 Arnold Grimm's Dsuhtr. NBC coming year! at a angular meeting is Hartman's Band, WMT. Msrriaee i Romances, Monday night ac etbe- city hall. Ds-wr, wow: Mry Mar- Fort Worth, Tex.

Elliott Both men, ie-elcied for three Your Old Suite Roosevelt son of the president, year term tit the school election Pfnoer yonnirs Tamlly. NBC says. Vice -President John N. la week previoua, fwere given the -W- Take a ,1 Note. Wife." NBC WMAO WHOr Rtnries Out of Iowa's Garner-Is "in the driver's seat oath of office ftflfi the directors right now" as a likely democratic had made an official canvass of candidate for the presidency in the vote and ordered accruing 1840 la RE-UPHOLSTERED r-ast, wsui.

1:45 Olrl 'Alone. "Wmo lit I iMiu. i--r Margery Graham, MBS In" a radio broadcast, young sl of thi homsand workahoD Roosevelt said Monday night on Fifth atfieet, utilized as RE-BUILT OliE NEW! wu.i. i 4:30 Three Romeos. NBC WHO The Troubuderos.

WMT 6:00 Afternoon Musical. WGN: lAv WCCO. There is little room to doubt that a Mh ehool tor many ihf. -in 1 5:30 Trhiratro WBBM: rauarurr na me president oi years which was ffautnomed hy the Vnited States have traveled tne voter, it the recent-election separate roads since the winter ot WB.s nlanned. Mie board will urntinr Time, wmt, i :00 Amos 'n' Andv.

VBC WLW 7 Dinner Hour. WSUI. 193T. Reports have it that the imniMii.tai avrtls for 'bids .1.. Iji I T- 8:30 Pre Parade.

MBS WGN. WLW- Something to uiiuui UKai5 so uictittcu mh uHll -Tv nrtMteri until over uie aamimsirauon nanaiing p. on Monaayi yvpru 3 ANEW SUITE WRITTEN GUARANTEE INCLUDED of the sit-down situation Directors of the' board will con that he quit Washington and re tinue to serve on two month pe turned to Uvalde for a six-month riods members of the auditing vacation, since- his return, his Talk About. WLS. 7:00 One Man's: Family.

NBC WHO. WMAQ; Rural Crime Reporter. WLS. Pnl Whltemsn's 'Orchestra. rws wpBM Tommy Dorsey.

NBC WMAO. WHO. 8:00 Town Hall Tonight NBC-WhO, 4. WMAO: Horse and Buggy i Days. NBC WCFL.

WInrs forfthe Martins. KBC committee again year, with "opinions have been at variance fk. A I scryice aipbaoetj- alternating cally. being taken by the democratic 1 1 -r ff party." Terming Garner "a party man iiesiinger the speaker said Garner saw in last fall's elections a i return to Exam is Scheduled conservatism and that Garner was "reported to have requested fre- Open competitive examinations quently that the administration. will De neia at swear xsiana iui sense the trend and bring the democratic party into a more con filling vacancies la the positions of assistant; messenger si.uou a servative alignment" year, and Jtinior jaessenger, $600 Roosevelt declared, however, "1 a vear.

it was atinouncea umibj do not feel qnllif led to voice an opinion as to the resnlU thus far by W. N. Stirlen the local post I I S.llor 0'V fijy far few C0tf more good! snows i Ts NOW ri III AC I and the future attainments of the! office. 1 I SOCK IS iAITD Applicant! must I have reached conservative element as opposed OHIOAQO a.30l their 18th but Inust not- have to the new deal." OBTBOIT CSS passed their 2im birthday on March 23, the closing date for the receipt aplcaUons. The vacancies government H.

F. Kuriger Rites Are Conducted Here sss 4 ss i sa seas i. is i offices at Rock Inland. Fresh from tfieir tissues, new e6 a I WAtTh-n TEW TOK TMW JES MOIMESJ S-00 OMAHA 6S uircoLsr B.35 tCKNIC J.OS) AVOSZ.SS ....30.55 jrOCTESSAJI 7KAJT CISCO .30.54 Wbstber yea travel for baaiacas or sJeaaura, let BuriiDctoa Trailwaya aae yee tnooey. cooome fans tsallpeiats tatipatir come iaaadsak.

BVKLINGTON BUS DEPOT Is lows Avssva. Thorn IXX. Burial rites were held at St Complete Recovering Of Both Pieces Choice Of Materials and Colors to Suit! sti milts use ranlinas to stir lions of bur popular "Ltzy Pals' Mary's, cemetery Monday morning molten metal an( 5io reduce the ssst, Utfktei, late V4 Iwsssd II fin asjsdrss) for Henry F. Kuriger, 61, for cnerly of who died Frl amount of caroonm me steei. pajamas! Gty pickupt for )our flay ai ms nome in rrvr thM 11.000 mem winter-wearv mood! Cut to fit.

The N. J. Peiffer, pastor K-r. th dfltW fafelhr deoends on i i All Interiors Rebuilt With Clean New Sanitary Materials! All New Springs and -j "i tailored with Barbizon precision, vk 3 vitwitij, uuivuwu pees ipr leruiizauQi. 'Services were held at the Sacred Heart church In Monti-1 nfrn ilAild tvmch hv washable and grand values at this filling! budget price! Rayon Crepe Lagere hsvs.your old suit If JK tjtT i Ji I I 1 --'1 restored Jik new st I I A-J t.

if Vf fit. this jsmailnsr low I lit; i if I price! Ws Includs not I I 114,1 Too Sh onlv the cover la tht II ,1 NMJJi- nt i. tM All Exposed I Wood, work Reflnisted Br Skilled Craftsmen! in lovely: color combinations. i SSI I i-hnire. I I I A He tUJ A New Suite Written Top u4fixicated pajsms with UU rows snd rews of stitching.

Fir front coat of pompadour tinl iih London bloe trousers. 12 1 20. i LADIES SPRING SUITS, COATS DRESSES MEN'S SUITS, TOPCOATS 1 1 GLEAnED and DQECOED Other Bar bison Pajamas A reprasanUtlra Q1 at yoat horns, and In addition Ua sbora rains in tapestrr. he wUl aHow you saiaplss ot llrnred saohalrs, loompotate, frleaea, da--i. hfOfatallaa at Famous Barbiaon Slip la all styles a cradlag ibe new short least ha Frloee" a Sr Proportional costs wltAoat 'ucHHrrw Yd ft fl.SS te 33 ALSO i 3- i- Si is--' si tp rnvirss f' SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Uid Carry) Labor on Large Chairs tlM Labor on 3 Cushion Davenport LS9 Covers From 50c Yd.

LTp. iren Felt Hats Cleaned and Blocked -e EVERY WEDNESDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY FINEST DANCE MUSIC v- In the Mlddlewest Gent 40c Ladles Sat Dancing Till I a. m. Son. WALTZ NTTE Wed.

INSTRUCTION NITE Plenty Tables 50c S5c 1 Lad5rs Felt Kats Cleaned and E'ockrJ I 4Jlte. ad a4 Ird noora-orel Bid. 2nd and Ird Floors Laurel Bldg. Gordon Upliblstefy GT3 ners aw 222 East L. fhonG 823 423 Blulberry Ave.

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