SEPTEMBER 26, 1941. PAGE TWENTY-THREE 335 Are Registered At Central College (The Tribune's Service.) PELLA, to FredIA. -According erick Bosch, registrar at Central college here, 335 students have completed registration. In comparison with the drop in college enrollments elsewhere due the selective service and the added employment opportunities, Central college authorities feel that the 10 per cent decrease is not alarming. END OF THE MONTH Drug Sale Couchman Wilson DRUG STORES 3 19th 2nd Cot'ge Euclid Grove Beaver Franklin CASH CARRY SALE Saturday, Sept.
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KING Saturday football and starts baseball his the autumn czar of reign the summer will turn in his scepter Saturday as a regular day by day a dcast. The latter's finale comes next week (be inning Wednesday, 12:15 p. with the world series STERN. between the SHUMATE. New York Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers, which WMT-WNAX-KSO will carry.
Football games slated for broadcasts include: 1:45 p. Saturday, KRNT-WMTThe Iowa-Drake university contest will originate from the Iowa stadium with Gene Shumate as play by play commentator. (The series is sponsored by the Iowa Dairy Industries.) 3:45 p. m. Saturday- Stern will be at the microphone to give a complete picture report of the tiff between the Minnesota Golden Gophers and the University of Washington Huskies of Seattle.
1:30 p. m. KS0-WNAX-Don O'Brien will wind up a season play by play reporting on basehalls and with the game Chicago between Cubs. the During St. the Louis season CardiGene Shumate of KS0 and Don O'Brien of WNAX have alternated on the baseball broadcasts.
Big Names As Guests GLORIA SWANSON, who went back to Hollywood recently to star in the film, "Father Takes A Wife" opposite Adolph Menjou, will make one of her rare radio guest appearances on the "Hollywood Premiere" program at 8 p. m. WMT-KRNT, when the two appear in a radio dramatization of the picture. Louella Parsons will introduce the stars and femmecee. Felix Mills' orchestra will play and Harlow Wilcox will be heard as announcer.
ond guest-appearance on Penthouse Party, at GEORGE JESSEL. has been recalled for a p. m. WMT-WNAX-KRNT. Opposite Mt.
Jessell will be Kay Carlisle, pretty blond singer of the Grand Ole Opry program, making her first trans-continental broadcast. Ilka Chase will femmecee, Yvette will sing, and Paul Baron's orchestra will be featured. Daily Iowa Almanac HIGH 0 Oclear Brain snow Continuous lines (isobars) pass through (isotherms) pass through points of equal Shaded areas show regions of precipitation Licenses to Wed in lowa. Des Moines. Iowa Deaths.
ADEL Frank B. Merical, 68, former ADEL-George C. Payton, 24, and Mrs. Mildred David, Perry; Bardineer, 32, and Dolores Gardineer, 29: Martin Richard Eben, 22, Des Moines, and Marguerite Eunice McNichols, 21, Adel; Edgar Joseph Houle, 45, Torrington. and Mary Elizabeth Mott, Mason City, BOONE-Walter E.
Duehling, 22, Forest and Avis G. Meyer, 19, both of Ogden; Reed, legal, and Florence Hanson, legal, both of Boone. CLARION--Adolph A. Hunt, legal, and Margaret Ellen Harold Dempsey, Kloster, legal, both and of Belmond: Erling 25, Mary Margaret Christensen, 25. both of Eagle Grove: Donald Dale Smith.
20, Dows, and Lila Nicholson, 22, Rowan. DAVENPORT-Verne Richards and Camilla R. Winchell. both of Davenport; Hilmer T. Koehnke and Katherine Ruff, both of Davenport: Robert P.
Fritzche Virginia M. Hourigan, both of Davenport; Charles F. Specht and Marie E. Day, both of Davenport William P. Flynn and Lila M.
Heikura, both of Davenport; John A. McNamara and Isabella A. DeLoughery, both of Davenport. ELKADER--W Dorothy Larson, Christelelt, 21, Straw- 19, Elkader: Adolph Benson, legal, and Franres Finley, legal, both of Elkader. JOWA CITY- David H.
Watkins, legal, Lucile M. Pingle, legal, both of Iowa City. NEW HAMPTON- Alvin Valene Engelby. 24. Berdina Engebretson.
21. both of Scarville: Roy Usher, ua, and Marian Immel, 19, Charles City; Vern R. Fouta, legal, Rockwell City, and Mina Conley, legal, Sac City. ORANGE CITY Albert Hansen, 25. and Viola Kinney, 21, both of Alton: John Henery, Wiechers, 22.
26, Sioux Hawarden, Center: and Anna Gary Mae Haverhals, Koerselman, 22. Orange City, and Leota Joyce Oostenink, 21. Hull: Steve Slappendel. 46. Lance Creek, and Lena Berghuis, 38.
Sioux Center; Herman Koster, 31. Rock Rapids, and Lillian Emma' Techen, 29, Hull. SIOUX CITY--Irving M. Casey, 22, and Edith Bergum, 19; Herbert, Floyd, 23. Providence, R.
Velma 23, Lawton. Licenses to Wed Outside Iowa. BETHANY, MO. -Robert Clarence Eaton and Mildred Florence Benson, both of Des Moines: Paul J. Romore and Mildred L.
Aller, both of Des Moines; Marvin Dencklau and Alma Swanson, both of Fort Dodge: J. H. Bosworth and Mrs. Florence Orlan Jones, both of Webster Mullins, City; BlanchGilbert. Carroll, and Irene ard; Hairy Johnson, Allison, and Gertrude Hinders, Aplington; Edward H.
Tarr Moines: and Betty both of Des Lloyd Dean and Mildred Smith, both of Mason Lawan Kenyon, Bouton, and Helen Blank. Perry; George M. Umbreit and Lena Dyar, both of Newton; Walter both of Clear Conroy Lake; Harold Dwaine Elliott Robert. and Donna Belle Savage, and Erma Adams. both, of Webster Paul Edwin Cook and Charlotte L.
Thompand son, Mabel Holland, Elkhart; Warren both of Boone; Alton Justice, Ankeny, Bloom and Wilma M. Johnson, both of Corning: Arnold Skala. Slater, and Marseal Pierce, Des Moines: Dale B. Loar and Lois Irene Tooker, both of Des Moines: Lester Higgins and Bessie Pleasant, both of Brownsville, Des and Lorraine Ellis, Des Moines; James W. McCreight, Moines; Marwood Norman Spencer, and Leona Marie Deal, both of Mason City; both Williard Martin and Clara Walters, of Waterloo; Rudolph W.
Trester, Winona, and Reuben Ruth Runards and Edith Paul, both of McCutchan, Winnebago, mail carrier. BOONE-Mrs. Mary Latham, 84. BURLINGTON-Gloria Elaine Dehner, CEDAR FALLS- Mrs. Dianna Summers, 81; L.
G. Prior, 65. 1 RAPIDS- Mrs. Mary E. CoffCOON man, 84.
EDGEWOOD-Mrs. Emma Wait, 80. HAVELOCK--A. L. Goodchild, Vicarius, 74, 62.
at Galla- farmer: Mrs. Eunice tin. Mo. IOWA CITY -Margaret Hunter, 34, Cascade housewife. -Betty Rice, 11.
KELLOGG--Charles Edgar Hill, 72, retired farmer, at Newton. KE0KUK-Clarice Rankin, 19. LAKE PARK- -Henry Bergendahl, 71. MARENGO- Otto Stephan, 47,, farmer; Mrs. Mary Nelson, 85, former resident, at Council Bluffs.
MARION-Mrs. Ruth Isbell, 34. NEWTON--Dale, 2-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Hawkins.
RED William Hartshorn. '39; 80. retired railroad man; Ruben Linn, Mrs. A. M.
RApp. 71. SIOUX CITY Kirsten Hansen, 80, housewife: Joseph Browneil, 98. VOLGA CITY William Shea, 72. Des Moines Deaths.
CAHHAL-Mrs. Harriet, 75, of 1341 Grandview died Wednesday at 1532 E. Ninth st. KELLAR- of Chariton, died Thursday at 805 Buchanan st. 8.
61. Thursday of at 1213 his home. Thirty. fourth died Des Moines Births. MANN-Mr.
and Mrs. Ben. of 1300 Eleventh 8 son, born Thursday at Mercy hospital. WARD- and Mrs. Clarence A.
of 2951 E. Garfield a daughter, born Wednesday at home. Marriage Licenses. THE FOLLOWING MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued in the district court clerk's office between noon Wednesday and noon Thursday: Henry I. Grant, Des Moines, and 26 Floye M.
Holloway, Des Moines 24 Divorce Decrees. THE FOLLOWING DIVORCE DECREES were filed in the distrist court clerk's office between noon Wednesday and noon Thursday. Ruth Jane Streever from Roy Raymond Streever. William Ernest Christianson from Irma Christianson. Catherine Haugen from Anton Haugen.
Marguerite E. Ricketts from Robert A. Ricketts. Divorce Petitions. THE FOLLOWING DIVORCE PETITIONS were filed in the district court clerk's office between noon Wednesday and noon Thursday: Viola vs.
Edward D. Anderson. Blanche Anderson, vs. Robert Bunton. Dine and Dance 500 Feet Down BELLA VISTA, ARK.
(P)-Five hundred feet beneath the Ozark mountains 2,500 persons can dine and dance at one time in the world's largest underground night club. Wonderland cave, mysteriously air-conditioned by nature, was once a hideout for Jesse James. Shenandoah Fiesta Opens With Parade SHENANDOAH, IA. Pan-American fiesta got off Friday with a colorful parade through downtown streets filled with South American costumes and educational displays relating to industries south of the Rio Grande. Gov.
George A. Wilson and Jose L. Colom, Puerto Rico agriculturalist, spoke. The celebration ends Saturday with an address by Senator Clyde Herring. Fraternities List Pledges (The Tribune's Iowa News Service.) AMES, State college fraternities have announced pledging of 456 new men.
The men and their fraternities are: Acacia. Charlene Clark, Le Claire: Jack Larimer, Des Albert Wiese, Mount Auburn; Allen McArthur, Springville: Robert Norton, Maple Plain, Julian Vasgaard, Montrose, S. Donald Haman, Persia; Charles West, Rochester, Minn. Erwin Bentz. Ames; Norman Dixon.
Kennard, Robert Denney, Redding: Donald Young, Lenox; Robert Carstens. Cedar Rapids; Wendell Stewart, St. Paul, Darwin Vipond, Grand Junction; Bruce Liljedahl, Missouri Valley; Earl Harris, Ames; Ronald Carmichael. Independence, Kenneth Schuck, Sioux City, and Floyd Dammon, Melbourne. Adelante.
er, Donald. Mellike, Altoona; Chester BarkAlpha Chi Rho. McQuilkin. La Porte City; Paul Alexander, Clarinda. Alpha Gamma Rho.
Charles Snyder, Stevensville, Md. Alpha Tau Omega. Russell Kerr, Bettendorf; Hollis Hansen, Connersville, Kenneth McMasters, Farmington, 111.: William Ware, Yates City, Wayne Walrod, De Witt; Richard Vance Kansas City, Ralph Zepp, Hedrick: Ardell Persinger, Hornick; Philip Eldridge, Ames; George Richards, Alexander; Roy Lund, Sheidahl; John Moorehead, Blue Grass; Guy Harmon, Queenstown, Sibbernsen, Omaha, Richard Nobis, Davenport. Delta Chi. Eugene O'Brien, Mason City: Jack Delaney, Mason City: George Christians, River Forest, Warren Zilmer, Waterloo; Richard Beach, Denver, Jack Boyt, Des Moines; James Caton, Lima, Ohio: Donald Suttie, Omaha, Glenn Jespersen, Waterloo: Howard Richter, Rockwell City: Richard Grant.
Rockwell City: Tom Colloton, Mason City; Richard Stedman, Des Moines: Richard Reynolds, Des Moines: Dale Howe, Des Moines: Joseph Weigel, Sioux Falls, S. Jack Littie, Davenport; James Lynch, Ames: Robert Anderson, Den Moines: Neal Wright, Des Coines: Edward Wickland, Ames: Thomas Schoonover, Royal Oak, Mich. Dale Newman, Martelle; Robert Milek, Omaha, Neb. Beta Theta Pl. Dale Flanders, Aurora, Robert Buffington, Glenwood; James Carder, Red Oak; Charles Johnson, Milwaukee, James Otis, Moline, Phillip Schalz, Aurora, William Venell, Centerville: William Crowl, Fort Dodge; John Evans, Storm Lake: Alex Edwards, Pittsfield.
Hubert Ruggles, Ames: Marvin Lineer. Galesburg. James McCoy, Des Moines: Milton Clary, Sioux City; Malvern Ties, Davenport: Howard Schorey, Ames: Dean Carey, Ames: Ronald Johnson, Great Falls, Romaine Woodward, A mes; John Shaw Van, Denison: John Riordan. Cedar Rapids: Melvin Evans. Flossmoor.
Dave Clizbe, Clinton: John McElhinney, Ames Dave Horace Palmer, Milwaukee, Harry Schultze, Davenport; William Schiff, Milwaukee, Paul Darling, Estherville: David Gaskill, Kansas City. Charles Meler, Benton, Arlo Peterson, Stanhope; Robert Nelson. Stratford; Tasker Johnson. Bancroft: Claude Parish, Emmetsburg: James Porter, Kewanee, 111. Delta Sigma Phi.
Marion Wilson, Red Oak; Harold Hansen, Walnut: Carlyle Hansen, Faribault, Jack Welch, Des Moines; Ross Hanover, Gladbrook: Robert Bauriedel, Des Moines; Jack Downer, Richard Cedar Rapids: Edgar Nau. Estherville: Boylan, Knoxville: Wayne Mitchell, Des Moines. Delta Tau Delta. Robert Johnson. Marshalltown: Kenneth Obye, Cedar Rapids; Walter Thorpe, Rock Island.
Lyle Lorenz, Lincoln; William Atherton, Western Springs, Dean Wilkinson, De Witt; Benjamin Brown, Indianola: Dudley Leetum, Webster Groves, Jack Barker, Indianola; Frank Libertyville, James Hauser, Eldora; Robert Wehrman, Eldora Ronald Dirks, Akron: William Kilpatrick, Beatrice, Kermit Rhode, Omaha, and Haydon Smith, Des Moines. Delta Upsilon. Warren Skvaril Winner, S. Leon Giroux, Schenectady, N. Y.
William Bedlow. Freeport, James Dehrnel, Riverside. Ill. Ray Schmity, Arlington Heights, Jack Moody, Arlington Heights, George Varnum, Pasadena, George Thompson, Des Moines; Eugene Walker, Council Bluffs: Warren Leuder. Omaha, David Sharpe.
Omaha. John Martin, Ames; Lloyd Mahone, Ames; Royce Holmes, Whiting: Whiting, Whiting; Donald Howell, Clarinda; Carroll Larson, Clarinda; George Ruede, Omaha. Jack Downey, Wall Lake: Lawrence Danton, Waterloo: Harlan Bentsinger. Muscatine; Robert Joslin, Rock Island, Frank Wright, Des Moines. Kappa Sigma.
ert Kass, Sioux City, Phi Delta Theta. Kenneth Sales, Council Bluffs: Frederick Pederson, Council Bluffs; Reid Sanderson, Davenport; Jack Tobin, Kansas City, Richard Darling. Milwaukee, Robert Cleary, Milwaukee, Patrick Sullivan, Kansas Olty, Robert Kiewel. Little Falls, Donald Grimes, Ames: Herbert Lee, Davenport: Frederick Minard, Davenport: George Baggs, Omaha, Donald Kusinareck, Little Falls, Mark Pickerell, Independence, Eugene O'Neil, Ames: Donald Taylor, Des Moines; Richard Schmidt, Davenport; Joseph McMahon, Fort Dodge; Jerome Morlock, Des Moines; Richard Grey, Des Moines: William McCraith, Jersey City, N. James Merrick, Ames; James Meyer, Ames, and Rob- City, Phi Gamma Delta.
Albert Rawson, Des Moines: Arthur Dutton, Des Moines: Robert Thomas, Des Molnes; Max Munger, Des Moines; Homer Dudley, Des Moines: Arthur Munsell, Des Molnes: Harry Widows. Glen wood Richard Schoening, Glenwood: John Poole, Dubuque: George Coleman, Elgin, James Roland, Mount Pleasant: Joseph Ellis, Oak Ridge, Armin Webber, Menasha, Dale Molsberry, Sac City: Russell Rapson, Cherokee; Russell Carlson, Sac Moines William Des Moines. Phi Kappa. Louis Rush, Des Moines; Robert Herman, Des Molnes: Paul Bryant, Des Moines: Wesley Thorpe, Des Moines: John McCallum, Omaha. Harold Neumann, Des Moines; Robert Boswell.
Sioux City; George Jackson, Macomb, Victor Grotlisch, Des Moines: William Sauers, Des Moines: Woody Gaylord, Houston, Adrian Nussdorfer, Avon Lake, Ohio: ert Halferty, Des Moines: Bud Thomas, Cedar Rapids; Robert Harker, Dubuque; Hawkins, Lineville, Paul McDowell, Waterloo: John Cameron. Des Omaha, Neb. Phi Kappa Psi. Ira Beckman, Jordan. Anton Eckstein.
New Ulm, Arthur Devine, Bancroft: Robert Farmer, Omaha, Neb. James Morrissey, River Forest. Gerald Nurre, Bancroft; Cletus Ormaby, Osage: Edward Connor, Morris, James Shaw, Farrar; Daniel Schneider. Lena, Ill. Elmer Pick.
Alton: Maurice Grier, Omaha, Joseph Van Eaton. Sidney; Robert Hogan, South Sioux City, William Moore, Chicago, Bernard Murray. Chicago, James McKeegan, Rock Valley; Jack Galvin, Des Moines: Roderick LeBron, Omaha, Francis Parle, David Shipley, Mason City: Charles Jenista, Oak Park, Eugene Marshall, Tientsin, China; Clark Sweetser, Mason City: James Pippert, Gladbrook; Charles Wells, Glencoe: Robert Acker, Waterloo: James Wilts, Waterloo; Richard Koch, Des Moines: William McQueen, Den Moines: Edward Dengler, Des Moines; Waldo Friediand, Menasha. John Bragdon, Waterloo; Perry Hendricks. Omaha, Lawrence Hanel, Prairie City; Jack Nugent, Des Moines: Richard Knudson.
Mason City; Robert Bradt, Robert Beckley, Missouri Valley. Phi Kappa Tau. Donald Davidson, Mechanicsville; Keith Ewers, Albia: Hylton Roberts, Corning; Charles Salven, Cylinder; Floyd Williams, Archer. Pi Kappa Alpha. Ernest Bicek, Tracy, Ferdinand Thornberg.
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Sheldon: Arthur Bovett. Pittsfield, Stanley Brandt, Ackley; Robert Firoved, Monmouth, Robert Snyder, Dallas Gale Center; Joseph Gallietto. Amsterdam, N. Hein, Boone; John Janssen. Charles City: Benjamin Mayer, New York City; Theodore Portsmouth, William Parkert, Omaha, Rustell Peek.
Paullina: Harry Quick, Dixon, Robert Rhinehart. Ames: David Spesard, Shelbyville, John Staley, Frederick. James Stewart, Webb; William Tietz, Eldora; Hans Unlig, Pittsfield, Marvin Winders, Cedar Rapids: Joseph Wright. Lake City: Robert Helgerson, Red Oak; Charles Thompson, Elmhurst, Ill. Pi Kappa Phi.
Keith Seymour, Fairfax, Vern MOINES Lawrence. James Beard, Decorah: William Mitchell, Lake Bluff, 111.: Victor Byers, Denison; William Liederback, Milwaukee, Veith Griffith, Lynbrook, N. Keith Spiker, Fort Wayne, Ind. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Richard Beaubien, Sioux City; Stribling Boynton.
Pleasant Plain, Robert Butcher, Westfield. N. Roe Campbell, Oskaloosa; John Cruzen, Oskaloosa; Wallace Darling. Cedar Rapids: James Deems, Charles City: Bruce Firkins, Ames; Robert Fleming. Hurst.
Carlisle: John Holtze, Sioux Charles City; Fred Sioux Falls, S. Knox, Cedar Rapids; Robert Lamoreaux, Sioux City: N. J. Markey, Cedar Rapids; Donald Mathews, Casper, Stanley Munger. Sioux City: Cedar Rapids; Casey Smith, Independence; Gordon Smith, Story City; Swindle, Kansas City, Richard Wallace, Sac City; Robert Zeimer, Oskaloosa.
Sigma Chi. Ellsworth Burgroff, Mason City; George Brush, Marshalltown: Edwin Buckley, Des Moines; William Byrne, Dubuque: Cleveland Campbell, Tupelo, Jack Campbell. Ida Grove: Robert Egan, Duluth, Jack Finley, Geneva, Robert Jones, Des Moines: Herbert Jordal, Council Bluffs: Jack Keck, Maquoketa; Robert Leibold, Des Moines; Tom Ludgate. Fort Dodge; Charles Major. Ames: William McDanials, Highland Park, Richard Morgan, Ames; Paul Morgan, Ames: George Maloney, Council Bluffs; Leonard Rauch, Council Bluffs; Marshall Schlick, Des Moines; Robert Sexauer, Brookings.
S. Robert Thompson, Guttenburg: Peter Van Auken, Buffalo, Geoffrey Walters, Chicago, Mason City; George Weinreich, Norden Weise, Des Moines. Sigma Nu. John Staples, University City, Rodney Kleaveland, Sioux Rapids; Justin Kleaveland, Sioux Rapids: Jack Kelleher, Winterset: George Spooner, Des Moines: Edward Spetman, Council Bluffs: John Scheerer, Puente, Dwight Burnham, Macomb. Myron Lawson, Boone: John Engeldinger, Ames: Gerald De Diemar, Whittier, Carter Roth, Webster Groves, William Short, Bruce Independence, George Croker, Whiting; cue, LeMars; Gregory Webster, Creston; Richard Lyons, Libertyville, William Phelps, Panora: Walt Matzen, Columbus, Clem Hoimgard, Council Bluffs.
Sigma Phi Epsilon. Harold Arvidson, Mason City; Conway Baker, Fairfield; William Bomer, Des Moines: Gerald Castonguay, Cedar Rapids; Raymond Clark, Sterling, Robert Cunningham, Clinton; Hudson Dobson, Ploselle. N. Edward Drechsler, DavPhillip Gilbert, Sutherland; Henrich, Alton: Henry Holmes, Clinton; Warren Jacobson, Sioux City; Marvin Jones, Cedar Rapids; Dan Kane, Keokuk Theodore Minnie, Des Moines: Keith Nelson. Omaha, Neil Parks, Waterloo; Robert Pedersen, Waterloo; Theodore Simpson, Omaha.
Linn Sites, Clinton: Vernon Spear, Tipton: Joseph Theisen, Omaha. William Thomson, Vinton; Robert Wade, Ottumwa. Sigma Pl. William Smock. Chicago, James Elder.
Pattersonville, N. Kester Gillis, Mystic; Eugene Hummer. Pittsfield, Kenneth Kalsem, Huxley; Fred Neale, N. Henry Guttormson; 'Northwood; Edward Garman, Belwood. Becker, Bellevue: Jack Sigourney: Charles Denne.
Wiota: Dale Goodell, Milford: Eugene Angus, Bancroft. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Everett Casey, Boone; Robert De Grotte, Corwith; Ralph Dewey, Dubuque; Vernon Dvorak, Cary, Gerhardt, Chicago, Ernest Hanco*ck, Fulton, Robert Hecox, Clarion: Tom Larkins, Scotia, N. James Lovell. Oak Park, Harold Olson.
St. Charles, Robert Olson, Sioux City; Arthur Skewes, Union Grove, Vernon Swanson, Chicago, Charles Vieth, Oakland; Edford, Volga City; Luverne Manning. ward Weiler. Naperville, Eugene WhitWaterloo: Bud Taylor, Hinton; Robert Swartz, Fenton: Ralph Ahlquist, Omaha, Richard Wiechman, Lake Park. Theta Chi.
Palmer Phillips, Burlington; Clarence Strock, Sterling, Marvin Bradshaw, Fort Dodge: Dale Cole, Bill Meyera, Arlington, N. William O'Neil Ames: Roger Halvorson. Clear Lake. S. William Kratz, Hampton; Jack Bauman, Council Bluffs; Lewis Rae, Cherokee.
Theta Delta Chi. James Bellamy, Shenandoah: Kent Blackman, Waterman, William Brown. Winona, Delbert Greenlee, Sioux Falls, S. C. W.
Kimler, Ames; George Larson, Story City: Joseph. Lucca, New York City: Elbridge Moody, Wilmette, Robert Netf, Ames; Spencer Olsen, Joseph, William Polchow. Davenport: Robert Rector, Odebolt, Karl Rudow, Jackson, Jack Tabor, Baldwin. Theta XI. E.
R. Daubendick, Jefferson; George Debeck, Des Moines; John Mason City; W. C. MogE. Libertyville.
Jack Reese Moines: Robert Sanborn, Cedar Rapids: William Downing, Council Bluffs: Charles Brackett, Elgin, Lyle Clevenger, Monroe; Tom Blackwell, Argo, Rolana Beck, Mason City: Wayne Carlson. Odebolt: Kenneth Karr, Des Moines: Warren Kassell. Mason City; Guy Zarely, Des Moines; William Dick, Iowa Falls: Frank Mixa, Worthington, Theodore Cowen, Chicago. Edward O'Conner, Davenport; Jack Heer, Knoxville: James Challas, Mason City; Benjamin McCartney, Chicago. Ill.
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Midnight News 12:00 Midnight- Sign Off Radio All Set to Open '41-42 Season-Time Changes New Shows U. S. Department of Commerce Weather Bureau DAILY WEATHER MAP SE PT. 26, 19 46 12 38 HIGH 1179 cloudy )cloudy points of equal air pressure. Dotted lines temperature.
Arrows fly with the wind. of .01 inch or more during last 24 hours. Unseasonably cool weather covers all sections from the Rocky mountains to the Appalachians with temperature readings from 10 to nearly 20 degrees below normal over the immediate Mississippi valley. A large high pressure area extends from the Great Lakes to Texas with its crest over the Ozarks. A trough of low pressure extends from New England along the Atlantic coast to North Carolina and thence southwest to northwest Florida.
Pressure is also low in a trough-like area from southern California northward over the plateau region to a disturbance of considerable intensity over Montana. It is warmer over the north Pacific states and northern Rockies and temperatures are above normal along the Atlantic coast. Rain fell from the middle lake region southeast to North Carolina and thence south and southwest to Florida and the middle gulf coast. Amounts of an inch or more fell in parts of Michigan, Alabama and Georgia; the heaviest being 3.02 inches at Mobile. Elsewhere precipitation was unimportant.
CHARLES D. REED. Iowa Temperatures. Lowest temperatures during the 12 hours ending at 6:30 a. m.
Friday and highest temperatures and precipitation during the 24 hours ending at 7 a. m. Friday: Station High Low Prec. Alta 58 39 .00 Carroll 60 37 .00 Cherokee 59 37 .00 Estherville .58 35 .00 Fort Dodge 58 37 .00 Inwood 57 38 .00 Sioux City 61 45 .00 Ames 64 37 .00 Atlantic 61 38 Clarinda 38 .00 Creston 62 37 .00 Des Moines 60 .00 Mt. Ayr 62 39 .00 Council Bluffs 61 45 .00 Decorah 66 30 .00 Dubuque 58 41 .00 Forest City 60 35 .00 Iowa Falls 57 34 .00 Marshalltown 69 30 .00 Waterloo 34 .00 Albia 67 37 .00 Burlington 58 37 .00 Cedar Rapids 68 36 .00 Davenport 62 38 .00 Iowa City 73 36 .00 Keokuk 61 44 .00 National Temperatures.
Lowest temperatures during the 12 hours and highest temperatures and m. Friday: cipitation ton during the 24 hours ending at Station. High. Low. Prec.
Alexandria. La. 90 61 .08 Albuquerque, N. M. 75 49 .00 Amarillo, Tex.
73 49 .00 80 67 .58 Bismarck. N. D. 48 35 .00 Boston 66 56 .00 Alta. 60 28 .50 Charleston 72 70 .72 Columbus 76 .00 Corpus Christi, Tex.
93 .00 Denver 68 46 .00 Detroit 77 48 .00 Duluth, Minn. 48 32 .00 Edmonton. Alta. 39 .13 Fort Worth 80 .00 Green Bay. Wis.
60 .54 Havre, Mont. 63 .00 Indianapolis 68 .00 Kansas City 62 .00 La Crosse, Wis. 55 .00 Memphis 80 .00 Miami 90 .00 Minneapolis 55 .00 New Orleans 87 72 .17 New York 73 66 .00 North Platte. Neb. 63 48 .00 Omaha, Neb.
61 45 .00 Phoenix 56 .00 Portland. Ore. 56 .08 St. Louis 43 .00 Salt Lake City 76 50 .00 San Francisco 65 54 .00 Seattle 63 .00 Shreveport, La. 85 .02 S.
Ste. Marie 60 37 1.20 Spokane 77 .00 Swift Current, Sask. .01 Washington, D. C. 84 67 .00 Sunset and Sunrise.
Sun sets Friday 6:05 p. m. rises Saturday 6:07 a. m. Light all vehicles at 6:35 p.
m. Lowest Highest temperature year ago today .66 temperature year ago today ..36 Precipitation year ago today 0 Accumulated deficiency since Jan. 1, 1.12 Moon. (Furnished by university municipal observatory.) Moon rises Sept. 27 1:14 p.
m. Minds Willing; Stomachs Weak (The Tribune's Iowa News Service.) CEDAR RAPIDS, IA. -TWO runaway boys from Waterloo wanted to extend their trip to Chicago but had to give up here when they became hungry. They were Robert Rousselow, 14, and Orville Dennis, 11. Appearing at police headquarters Thursday, they confessed they had not eaten for 24 hours.
Officers provided a meal and notified the boys' parents who drove down from Waterloo for the runaways. NEW ROLE Alice Faye. Expects Baby HOLLYWOOD, CAL. (P) Alice Faye said Thursday she would retire from the screen for a year or more to become a mother. She and orchestra leader Phil Harris were married May 12 in Mexico after a whirlwind courtship and were re-married at Galveston, last Saturday.
The second marriage was held to eliminate any question as to validity of Mexican weddings. THE clock moves on toward midA night Saturday radio broadcasting stations are settling their schedules to accommodate the numerous changes brought by time changes and the additions of dozens of new programs. AT MIDNIGHT SATURDAY, the broadcasting centers will switch to standard time. This shift means that most of the programs beginning Sunday will be airing one hour later -still others will be heard on new stations and at new times. Changes which highlighted the programs for Sunday and Monday were published in Thursdays Des Moines Tribune.
The highlight changes for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, are as follows: Tuesday SHUMATE. H. V. KALTENBORN'S news programs will be broadcast Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6:45 p. m.
over KSO. MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE, the program which was heard during the summer season on KRNT-WMT-WNAX, will become a 7 to 8 p. m. KSO series with The Bendix Aviation company as sponsors. Bohemian Frolic, show of folk tunes and popular ballads will be broadcasting on the new time of 9:15 p.
m. over WMT. Wednesday FRED ALLEN returns to KRNT-WMTWNAX at 8 p. m. after a summer holiday.
Kenny Baker, Al Goodman, Portland and the Allen players will be in the cast. THE KIDDIES REVUE will be heard on the new time of 9:15 p. m. over WMT-KRNT. It moves from Friday at 8:30 p.
m. FULTON LEWIS, will become a 9:45 p. m. news feature on WMT. Thursday MAUDIE'S DIARY, a novelty drama, will 1 be broadcast at 6:30 p.
m. over WMT-WNAX-KRNT. Friday KATE SMITH and her hour long variety show will be back for a season of broadcasting at 7 p. m. over WNAX-KRNT-WMT.
AL PEARCE and his Gang come back for their regular Friday night series at 9:30 p. m. over WNAX-KRNT-WMT. Penthouse Party, which filled the spot during the summer goes to KSO, 8:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Oct. 8. THE GIFT MAN for Thrift Way will bow in at 6:15 p. m. over KSO.
Saturday CITY DESK, the newspaper drama, gives way to Dave Elman's Hobby Lobby, the novelty show, which will be airing at 7:30 p. m. over WMTWNAX-KRNT. Correct NBC NBC KRNT CBS KSO Blue WHO Red WNAX CBS WMT CBS Listings Mutual at Press 1350 1460 1040 570 600 Time YOUR PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY EVENING 5 P. Priscilla Wayne Lewis, Jr.
Tour of the Ball Ma Perkins Keyboard Capers News Drake U. Program News of the World Betty Crocker News 5:30 To Be Announced Our Man Friday Songfellows Big Freddie Miller Easy Aces 5:45 John Cudahy, talk Cavallero's Band News Sunset Edition Tracer of Lost Persons 6 P. M. Claudia Auction Quiz Lucille Manners Claudia and David Claudia and David 6:15 Domestic drama. With Chuck Acree.
Frank Black directs. With Rich. Kollmar. Pat Ryan stars, Songs of America Jim Crowley, Talk Information Please Army Maneuvers Proudly We Hail 6:45 College Football Pgm. Cleveland Calling Sir Thomas Beech- Interlude Patriotic series.
6:55 Elmer Davis, News Special program. am, guest of Fadiman Elmer Davis, News Elmer Davis, News 7 P. M. Playhouse Vox Pop Waltz Time P. M.
Playhouse P. M. Playhouse A comedy drama Special guests. Frank Munn, tenor. Chas.
Martin directs. Chas. Martin directs. 7:45 Pvt. Higgins, U.S.A.
a European News, 7:55 Bob Strong's Orch. Pvt. Higgins, U.S.A. Higgins, U.S.A." 7:30 The First Nighter News learn and Abroad Walter's Dog House First Nighter First 8 P. M.
Hollywood Premiere Orchestra Notes Wings of Destiny Stop, Look, Listen Hollywood Premiere 8:15 'Father Takes Wife' Jimmie Fidler 'The Third Recruiting News Takes Wife. 8:30 The Kiddies' Revue Gabriel Heatter, News Dress Rehearsal The Lone Ranger Revue 8:45 Amateur stars. Dramas by Olmsted Radia burlesque Western adventure. Charlie Flagler, m. c.
9 P. M. Amos and Andy Raymond Gram Swing Pleasure Time Amos 'n' Andy News 9:15 Lanny Ross, songs Sports Answer Man Life and the Land It's Dancetime 9:30 Penthouse Party Music You Want Music for Everyone Penthouse Party Penthouse Party Georgie Jessel, guest Music of the Mas- Popular Melodies. Kay Carlisle, guest. Ilka Chase, m.
10 P. M. Tomorrow's News ters featured. News Final Edition Linton Wells, News 10:15 Teddy Powell's Band Newstime Sports Review Don O'Brien's Spt. Pg.
Teddy Powell's Band 10:30 Bob Band Gene Krupa's Band U. S. Treasury Pgm. Night Editor Newstime 10:45 The World Today Drummer maestro. Moon River, Organ Bob Grant's Band Bob Grant's Band 11 P.
M. Red Nichols' Band Clyde McCoy's Band Chuck Wagon Days Red Nichols' Band Red Nichols' Band 11:15 Modern melodies. Football Scores Gordon's Rangers. Modern melodies. Late dance tunes.
11:30 Barron Elliott's Band Jimmy Joy's Band News Barron Elliott's Band Barron Elliott's Band 11:45 Swingtime revue. Swingtime tempos. Organ Melodies Today's top tunes. and Midnight News. Midnight Sign Off Music and News to 1 Sign Off Sign Off Sign Off YOUR PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY MORNING Morning Roundup Silent Summer Sym- Cliff Carl Visits Today's Farm and Sunrise Hour 5:45 Music and talk phony, 7:35 p.m.
Tips to Farmers Market Calendar News at 5:35, music 6 A. M. Andy's Farm Family The Eye-opener Heaven and Home Morning Fellowship and Cattle Congress 6:15 Circle Melody Cruise Farm News Hour--Rev. Mars highlights, Family Altar, Time and tempera- Prairie Melodies Choretime Roundup Family Altar Rev. Cedarholm ture reported often.
Jerry and Zelda Five State Special Rev. Cedarholm 7 A. M. Newsical Notes News--Today's Hit Parade of Melodies Eddie Martin News 7:15 Time to Shine Highway Harmony News Breakfast Edition Musical Clock Headlines, Harmony At Your Service Clifton Utley, News Back to the Bible Time and temperature 7:45 Music and news The Waker-Uppers Saddle Mt. Roundup Rev.
Theo. H. Epp reports, weather 8 A. M. Jones and I News--Supreme Stars Tune Toppers Happy Jack forecasts and the Comedy drama Shoppers' Serenade Remember This Melody Bohemian Orchestra est tunes played by Saturday Serenade The Breakfast Club Light Classics Circle B.
Dude Ranch name bands featured. 8:45 Newsreel of the Air Music and comedy Favorite tunes With Betty Jean News 9 A. M. Jackson Wheeler The Musical Millwheel Lincoln Highway Jackson Wheeler, news Good Morn. Neighbor 9:15 Burl Ives Coffee Club The World of Music With guest stars Devotional Service Dialines 9:30 Voice of Broadway Helen Watts Schreiber Around the House Voice of Broadway Voice of Broadway 9:45 Morning Matinee Home Makers' pgm.
Songfellows Bohemian Band Movieland News 10 A. M. Country Journal Ten O'Clock News News: Markets Country Journal Sweet and Swing. 10:15 Doctors are guests Guest of Honor Karl W. Fischer Charley Stookey Magic Kitchen Betty Wells' Women's Morning Devotions Home Talent Folks Newsreel of the Air Stars over Hollywood 10:45 Club Karl W.
Fischer Arthur MacMurray Homemaking Program Original drama 11 A. M. Tango Time Army Recruiting Pgm. Matinee in Rhythm Trio Nila Mack's "Let's 11:15 Gov. Wilson Bay Staters Gov.
George A. Wilson Geo. B's Trading Post Pretend" 11:30 Let's Pretend Inquiring Mike America the Free Ways to Win with U. S. S.
Patrick Henry 11:45 Recommended pgm. Doin' the Town Music and song Mary K. Flynn Tom Owens' Cowboys YOUR PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12 Noon Noon Extra News The Melody Hour Corn Belt Farm Hour Noonday News Dad and His Boys 12:15 Serenade from Buffalo News Service Plambeck, Hansen Farm Hilites News Golden Gate Quartet The Melody Hour News Charles Worcester Family Party 12:45 Marine Recruiting Wayne Ackley, m. c. Songfellows gives farm news.
Rural rhythms. 1 P. M. Brandin' Time Howard Ropa Baritone Better Farming Farm and Home Curbstone Forum Stockmen's Trails Your Ice Cream Man Here Comes the Band Give Me Music Ellsworth's Amateurs Symphonic Swing Major League Baseball College pep songs Major League Baseball The College Eight 1:45 Iowa-Drake Football St. Louis Cardinals Drake-lowa Football Don O'Brien will de- Drake vs.
Iowa 2 P. M. Game--Sports com- vs. Chicago Cubs. Bill Brown and Har- scribe the St.
Louis Gene Shumate, sports 2:15 mentator Gene Shu- Don O'Brien will be old Fair present play Cards-Chicago Cubs commentator, will 2:30 mate will describe the the play by play by play report of game play by play describe the game 2:45 game play by play commentator. There opening game on and give color direct from, the P. M. direct from the will also be color State Univ. of Iowa's highlights.
dium at lowa City. 3 3:15 lowa University sta- stories. 1941 schedule. Behind Home Plate This is the dium. This will be Behind Home Plate The game will be Rodeo Recess eye's opening game the opener for the Minnesota- Washington played on the Musical variety of the season.
3:45 4 P. M. 1941 Football Bill Hawkeyes' home game. Interlude Football Scores season Stern, com- playing field. Tommy Tucker's Band Cattle Cong.
sports Reporter 4:30 News of the Hour mentator will report News, Views of Religion Your Neighbor Lady Elmer Davis, news 4:45 Evening Funnies on the game. Irving Miller's Orch. The World Today The World Today KRNT-1350 KSO-1460 WHO-1040 WNAX-570 WMT-600.
