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TUESDAY, SF.rTF.MBER 1944. WATERLOO DAILY COUIUER, WATERLOO, JOWA. Pku Ten RadlO ere and There a movement by the American Le gion who wish to assist in handling the matter of licensing. Extended City Limits Would Take In 3,704 Acres On the Air Programs Duller Sends 11 for Army Induction Crawford to Have Milk Inspection at Cedar Falls Courier Special Sm'ie) Cedar Falki Consolidation of the office of milk Inspector with that of Art Crawford, electrical, plumbing and building inspector, was voted by the Cedar Falls council at its meeting Monday night at city hall. Further consideration of the bicycle ordinance was put off until next council meeting due to REPORT REALTY SALES.

Cedar Falls, la. (Speclal)-Real estate sales reported by the MiU ler 81 Morgensen real estate company include the property at 1821 Clay, owned by Miller it Morgensen, sold to Edwin Guthrie, Cedar Falls, and the apartment house at 1105 West Twenty-third street, owned by Sabina Sechler, sold to Mr. and Mrs. Glen The following tr considered by the Courier to be outstanding radio program! and can be heard over atatlona best received In tnli territory. The progrtrm are ai accurate as possible but tJbJect to change: TVESDAT, SEPT.

id, MM. Evening 0:110 WMT Superman KXrX Terry and the Pirates HO, WGN, WBBM News Edwin C. Hill KXFL Hop Harrigan WHO Songs at Twilight WMT, WBBM News KXKL Jack Armstrong 1 MHO Dr. Preston Bradley UN Tom Mix (Courier FpfCMiI Strvier) Clarksville, la. The following 11 men reported at the induction 6tation at Ft.

Snelling. for induction into the armed forces on Sept. 21: William Grocn, Cedar Falls, (formerly of Farkcreburg) volunteer; Bernarr Hagen, Parkcrsburg; Wil liam John Luck, New Hartford: Russell Dean Schoenman, Bristow; Lloyd Warner Niehaus, Allison; Delbert Merle Bobst, Dumont; There A Life Beyond The Grave? v) I'4 1 1 0i rs 4 I 3 PVi 1 A strange man in Los Angeles, known as "The Voice of Two Worlds," reveals the story of a remarkable system that often leads to almost unbelievable improvement in power of mind, achievement of brilliant business Henry John Neuhaus, Shell Rock; Jake Christoffer Kampman, Allison; Frederick C. Thorne, Parkers-burg; Wallace J. Perkins, Clarksville; Donald A.

Hammel, Greene. Herbert B. Atchison, Iowa City, formerly Dumont, was transferred and inducted into the army from Johnson county. The following 26 registrants reported for pre-induction examination Sunday: Alva Charles Wedeking, Clarksville; Fred Lyle Hopkes, Dumont; Everett Oldcnburger, Parkcrsburg; Paul Clinton Yarcho, Clarksville, Allan Neymeyer, Park- "ersburg; William Gert DcBower, Allison; Robert James Adelmund, Parkersburg; Robert Jacob Hess, Bristow; Lester Larn Stackhouse, Dumont; Marvin L. Molendorp, Aplington; Clarence LeRoy Ball, Shell Rock; John Adelmund, Park- crsburg; Dale Carlyle Rover, Greene; William Francis Nettleton, Henry George Dohlman, Ap- 'llngton; William Daniel Boom, Delmer Dean Greenlee, Shell Rock; Darwin Jerold Hall, "Shell Rock; Stuart Marshall Green, 'Parkersburg; Raymond Anton Johnson, Parkcrsburg; Leland Fred 'Dralle, Bristow; Herman Carl Stille, Nashua; Joseph Frank Mc-Cann Caito, Shell Rock; Jasper Junior Kriens, Dumont; John Lewis Claassen, Parkcrsburg; Harvey Lawrence Brinkman, Aplington.

He maintains that man, instead of being limited by a one-manpower-mind, has within him the mind-power of a thousand men or more as well as the energy-power of the universe which can be used in his daily affairs. He states that this sleeping giant of mind-power, when awakened, can make man capable of surprising accomplishments, from the prolonging of youth, to success in many fielos. To that eternal question, "Is There a Life Beyond the his answer is astounding. The author states the time has come for his long-hidden system to be disclosed to the Western world, and offers to send his amazing 9000-word treatise which reveals many startling results to sincere readers of this paper, free of cost or obligation. For your free copy, address the Institute of Mental-physics, 213 South Hobart Dept.

M-440, uos Angeles 4, Calif. Readers are urged to write promptly, as only a limited number of the free treatises have beep printed. Oenotcs Present limits tV IS WMT World Today KXfL Country Editor MHO, WMAQ News WfcNR Captain Midnight WMT I Love a Mystery KXEL Higgins Boys WHO Governor Hlckenlooper 15 WMT John Nesblt KXKL News MHO News of the World 6:30 WMT American Melody Hour KXEL Did You Know HO, WGN News WMAQ Supper Interlude Eye Witness News HO Jimmv Fidler WMAQ H. V. Kaltcnborn 7:00 WMT Big Town KXEL Watch the World Go By WHO Ginny Sims WON Confidentially Yours 1:1.1 KXEL Lum an1 Abner M'ON Sunny Skylar Serenade 1:80 WMT Romance KXEL Nit-Wit Court MHO Date with Judy MO WMT Burns and Allen KXEL Famous Jury Trials WHO Mystery Theater WON Gabriel Heatter 8:1,1 WGN Screen Test WMT Is That So KXEL Clyde Lucas' band M'HO Words at War WON Symphony Hall WBBM This Is My Best 9:00 M'MT Service to the Front KXEL Thomas E.

Dewey MHO Bob Hope Lazy Jim Day 9:30 WMT Home Town Philosopher KXEL Let Yourself Go MHO Hildegarde's Supper Club WBBM Congress Speaks 9:4.1 WMT Confidentially Yours 10:00 M'MT, KXEL, WGN News MHO Music Shop WBBM I Love a Mystery 10:13 M'MT Fulton Lewis, Jr. KXEL Sportllght Parade MHO, WMAQ News lO.iO M'MT Russian War Relief KXEL Composers' Concerts MHO Everything for the Boys WGN, WBBM News 10:4.1 WMT Musical Interlude 11:00 WMT, KXEL, WMAQ News WHO News; Music 11:13 M'MT Off the Record KXEL Rev. Pietsch'a Hour WHO Parade of Stars 11:30 WMT Jimmy Hilliard'i band WHO News M'MAQ Roy Shield's band 11:45 KXEL Woody Herman-! band WHO 'Music; News 12:00 M'HO Mirth and Madness and professional success and new happiness. Many report improvement in health. Others tell of increased bodily strength, magnetic personally, courage and poise.

The man, a well-known explorer and geographer, tells how he found these strange methods in far-off an, 1 mysterious Tibet, often called the land of miracles by the few travelers permitted to visit it. He discloses how he learned the rare wisdom and long hidden practices, closely guarded for three thousand years by the sages, which enabled many to perform amazing feats. maintains that these immense powers are latent in all of us, and that methods for using them are now simplified so that they can be used by almost any person with Denotes Proposed Extcnsfoit WATERLOO Outlined by heavy, broken lines above Is the section of land which Waterloo and Cedar Falls city councils propose to annex so that joint controls over the Waterloo municipal airport can be set up. Waterloo proposes to take in 3,364 acres, northwest of the city. Cedar Falls plans to take in 340 acres, shaped like a revers ed on the map, at the west edge of the airport site.

The triangular area in sections 4, 5, 32 and 33 will be occupied by the airport's runways and taxi strips. Approval of the extension of city limits in a referendum Nov. 7 would join Waterloo and Cedar Falls at the west edge of the airport property. Monday at Sartori Memorial ordinary intelligence. and Mrs.

Albert Nelson, Route 1, are the parents of a girl, born DAUGHTER TO NELSON'S. Cedar Falls, la. (Special) Mr. of Mrs. Andrew Frandsen, 224 West 22nd street.

(advertisement) STATE GUARD WILL HAVE SPECIAL SHOOT ICounrr Sprrtat Servictl 1 Cedar Falls Following routine 'drill of the Iowa State guard Monday night at the Armory it was announced that a special shoot would be held Sunday at the range near Josh Higgins park, There will be Browning machine gun practice. Cooks of the will serve dinner. Husband of Former Cedar Falls Woman Plumber Overseas New Hebrides, South Pacific On duty at this island base with the army's service of supply forces isPfc. Robert S. Myers, the plumber at the station hospital.

Prior to entering the army he was sanitarian of Polk county, Iowa. His wife is the former Fae Tollari, Cedar Falls, la. Private Myers majored in sanita-tion at the University of Iowa at Iowa City. He entered the army in July, 1943, and received basic training at Camp Barkeley, Tex. Following a period of duty at Camp Reynolds, he came overseas, and joined his present unit in February, 1944.

In his duties, Private Myers has supervised installation of the hospital's water supply and sewage system. He adds new fixtures as they are needed and provides repair maintenance. He has been awarded the Good Conduct medal for exemplary behavior, efficiency, and fidelity while 6erving the hospital. jgff jpl Ration Calendar Processed Foods. Blue stamps A8, B8.

C8, D8 and E8 In book 4 valid Feb. 27; Blue stamps F8. G8. H8, J8 and K8 valid Apr. Blue stamps L8 M8.

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Use of tokens to end Oct. 1. Meats. Cheese. Butter.

Fats. I Red stamps A8, B8 and C8 valid Feb. 21. Red stamps D8. E8 and F8 in boo ,4 valid Mar.

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P8 and valid Apr. 23: Red stamps R8, S8 and T8 valid May Red stamps U8, V8 'and W8 valid June Red stamps X8, Y8 and Z8 valid July Red itamps A5. and CS valid Aug. Red stamp D5 valid Aug. 13; Red stamps E5, F5.

GS valid Sept 1. All worth 10 points, indefinitely a Sursr. Coupon 30 In bonk 4 iflve pounnsl valid Jan. 16 for Indefinite period. Coupon 31 in book 4 (five pounds' valid Apr.

1. no expiration date. Coupon 32 tn book 4 (five pounds) valid June 16, no expiration date set. Coupon 33 tn book 4 valid Sept. 1, no expiration date set.

Coupon 40 in book 4 (five pounds) valid for canning through Feb. 28, 194S. Second half home canning sugar ap-' plications, for 10 pounds a person, being taken Aug. 1 through Oct 19. i Shoes.

1 Afrnlnn rntinnn Nn 1 In No ratinn GEORGE BURNS GRACIE ALLEN 1 book igood for one pair' valid Nov 1 until unannounced date. I Airplane coupon No. 2 in No 3 ration book valid May 1 until unannounced 75 PER CENT OF CORN SAFE FROM FROST IN CHICKASAW COUNTY New Hampton, la. (Special) An estimated 75 per cent of the corn in Chickasaw county would not be damaged by a light frost. Late soybeans still need some warm weather.

Most farmers are filling silos. Some soybeans are being cut for hay. This month alone, CBS Network programs bring you more than $1,000,000 worth of all-star radio talent Tune in these headlines tonight en this statical 8.00 P. in. George and Cracic.the people who live at the Burns are again "at Lock joar doors and torn on the radio.

Get set (ot fan! PASSING PARADE 6:15 p. m. Nesbitt unrolls his magic carpet of stories to lead yon to those inaccessible places that time has forgotten. LYN MURRAY 4:30 p. m.

A toast to your health and relaxation! Music in the modern manner by Lyn Murray's orchestra, chorus and guest soloists. rx ii ii IIAZLETON WASTE PAPER DRIVE TO BE SATURDAY Hazleton, la. (Special) The September waste paper drive will take place here Saturday afternoon. Town residents are asked to have paper tied in bundles and placed at curb or on front lawns. Rural residents are asked to bring paper to the brick garage building in town or leave it at mail boxes and rural carriers will bring it in.

PARENTS. TEACHERS MEET. Cedar Falls, la. (Special) The home room teachers of the Campus school met with the home room mothers for a joint tea at 3:30 o'clock Monday, where plans were laid for the coming year. Mrs.

Warner Huck is chairman of home room parents, some 30 of whom were present for the meeting. RAINBOW CLUB MEET. Cedar Falls, la. (Special) The Rainbow club meeting postponed from last week will be held Thursday afternoon at the home date. Gasoline.

coupons No. 13 (four gallons! valid Sept. 22. "B4" and "C4" coupons worth 5 gal-, Ions each now valid indefinitely in place ot "B2" and "B3" and "C3" cou-Lpons diva gallons) valid Mai. 1.

Fuel Oil. Period 4 and 5 coupons (10 gallons) valid throughout heating year; period 1 (nwl coupons valid through Aug. 31, t.1945. Tires. i Periodic tire Inspection required for passenger automobiles discontinued on Apr.

20. Commercial vehicles tire Inspections continue every six months or every 5.000 miles, whichever soonest. Rahnnlnr Boards. Waterloo office. East Park, phone 7521; office hours, 12 m.

to 4 p. ex- cept for 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.

schedule Saturday. Cedar Falls offire. 406 Main, phone 1 113; office hours. 1 to 4 p. Mon-' day through Friday; 9 a m.

to 12 m. 1 Saturday. Salvage Facts County Chairman John Coverdale Women's Division Mrs. J. P.

Jonf TIN CANS Remove labels, clean, cut way both ends, flatten. City trucks will pick up from curbs last Tuesday ol month. WASTE FATS Strain into metal container; take them to local meat market Pound worth 4 cents, two red ration PAPER Tie bundles securely, put loose in hags or boxes and tie well, tloy will pick up. Dial 7751. RAGS Collect all clean rags, clothing all kinds and hold for Boy Scout IRON Farm scrap bndlv needed, Sen to dealers or give to salvage committee Call county chairman.

CONTAINERS All kinds needed. Gro-eers unable to furnlrh bags, cartons as ir. pest. Save youis for use in shopping. 1 r1 Gfl2y A kt THEATER OF ROMANCE 7:30 p.

m. Stories of romance through the ages, iU JfU-! 1 -Y jtf? dramatically enacted by a brilliant cast rff and smoothly narrated by Arnold Mom. tC Jlp pJ5- SERVICE TO THE FRONT 9:00 p. dl I Mm (Its'' fk o. ntZiJkl The painstaking work of the Army Serr- I ice Forces in equipping troops is pre- smted in an exciting, dramatic program.

NEW SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS ABOUT IFOR MEN ONLY HAY FEVER AMERICAN MELODY HOUR 6:30 p.m. Eileen Farrell sings memorable songs of past decades with a sampling of today's 'ait tunes in a musically lovely half horn. WumscD, I tkj1 i 'i l5'' 1 3 jliaaaBaaBSBSMBr Mteik plii teiC Scientists have found that men 'who are run down, and no longer "have the ability to enjoy life as v-hey once did. may be suffering a deficiency of certain es-sential vitamins and hormones Middle-aged men especially may 'be the victims of this embarrassing condition Tromone. the new tfriedical discovery, combines the necessary vitamins and hormones may make it possible for vou "to get a kick out of life again 11 Jtaken in sufficient quantities, to up your vitamin-hormone Tromone may stimulate your vitality, give you the verve 'and zest of a much younger man.

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To try it, get new Tierce's fipeeial ilnniin ormula liunily lalilets -1 developed to make il ray fur you to get the lHre amounts of vitamin used in the reeareh iiim the important factors if the 11 1 (implex, laclnrtilhat have to do vtilh uniuifl nerrs, good dinexlinn and good appi lile. Id-ad I lie (lireclion on tile blue parkin nevl time ynii'real our lrtiuuit mill get a package. JuM think mIihI it mean to you if they help your raw. fur I'irree's peeinl i ill i it Formula in the lilue pneknae. WWWefW And at 5:15 Edwin C.

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At 7:55 Bill Henry and the News. BIG TOWN 7:00 p. m. st wii, editor of Big Town's crusading newspaper, drops a linotype slug of hot lead into Big Town's criminals in an unusually dramatic program. you oi aesirea enjoyments 1 ionce you begin to.

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