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Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 7

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Announcement CARD OF THANKS want to thank nil my noUhhors and for the kindnefiD flnd sympnthy during my bereavement. A. Market FOR Ford mounted ready to go. Ross Comer, FOR alfnlffl. Bpcond cutting.

South. 1 Went of bprty. FLOWERS your pfionles now for Decoration $2.00 dozen at Winnn frosh cut 300 frosh roses, carnations, Rind" a dozen or more 'made Into ful floral deslffnes at Call 269.T. Wlnne's Onrdens Tor fre.n twice dally. AND FOUND We deliver zipper coin purse In or near Heated Btore, containing dome Finder leave at Stm office.

Reward. 1h Spotted pig between west Court nnrl Court St. bridge from trailer. Notify 100 Stefttt. II.

Hfin- gen. 1ti-lH Have room for 20 bend of cattle In good pasture. Ph. 222,7. morct.

FOR SA.I,K—1035 John Deere A-good shape, good tires. 1914 Chase 2-row lister, cheap. Used mounted lister, mounted lister, used side rake $20.00. Farm Equipment, Beatrice. LIVESTOCK AND SUPPLIES FOR Hampshire Boars.

U. K. Dell. Fllley. Neb.

14-16 FOK cow. fresh 5 Saddle horses, milk goal and yearlings. I'h. 3611. 15- LOST Uadlrs bill fold valuable pnpern some money.

Keep money return to Sun Office. 16-17 NOTICE! BKER OFT SALE By the 01 bottle. Sec us bcfor buying. HOBBS UQUOR STORE 413 Couf St Beatrice have a new stock of diamonds, watches, clocks, watch bands, S'-hlck Shavers and accessories. Also new State Sewing machine.

Fully guaranteed. We buy old gold. A. F. Frlesen.

Je-v- cier. -107 Court. Tree Spraying: Shade and fruit trees. Call Keith Hubbnrd, Ph. 601.

No. Sumner. Beatrice. Neb. 16 i''OH old.

Carl Schinuuc, 3-41157. bull 1 year Adams. Cull Automotive FOR Bulck. convertible. Good condition.

blocks north of stand pipe In Blue FOR Ford cluh coupe, twin spots, twin stacks, radio, boater nnd lots more. Has to be seen. 1200 6th St. 18-1S FOR Lincoln xephr. 4 door sedan.

Heater, radio, overdrive. In A-l Shape $650.000. 1314 North 9th. I'h. 975W.

15-21 AUTO PARTS New and Used BEATRICE IRON METAL CO. We buy Scrap Iron and Metal 3rd and Market Phone 672 Will mow your lawn with a new power mower, one time or for the summer. Free estimates. I'h. ask for Willie.

16-22' Bpray kinds. Will use your paint or mine. Holland Cullen, Holmosvllle. Ph. Rural 9020.

Davis Sweden Creme every day from 11 a. m. shop open to 11 p. 4tf FOR Duroc Jersey, W-CHiied pigs, excellent foundation stock. F.

U. TinclHT, Liberty, Neb. Hubbard Formula Feeds Are fortified with APB for growth. Our chick feeds are further fortified with sullaquinoxaline for health and the combatting of cecal and Intestinal coccidiosis. Starter Grower Egg Mash Pig and Sow Concentrate Hog Concentrate Dairy Concentrate Steer Cubes Rockford Grain Co.

Phone 5321 Beatrice POULTRY FOR SALE FOR nnd fryers alive or dressed. Wayne Hevelone, Ellis, Neb. 14-16 USED CARS Chevrolet Sedan Oldsmobile Pontiac Dodge Buick Oldsmobile Cadillac 1 New 2 wheel trailer. Logan Motor Sales George C. Logan 410 Market Street Oldsmobile Cadillac G.M.C For Sale Our truck has met boat, and has loaded with Mexican Sugar Loaf Pineapples for canning, and is on its way home now.

Will arrive in Bearice May 18 Thursday. Ted's Fruit Market 311 Court St Employment Hotel Paddock. 14-16 P.F..O. No. Ah St.

Cull Home, 41S Cabbage, tomato; pepper, egg plants, potted tomato plants. Andrews Greenhouse. TOR piano, good condition, 136.00. Call 1074W. 14-16 Buy Premium O.

1C Recaps, $6.45 exchange. Nationally roadhazard guaranteed. New tire mileage or for life of treat. O. K.

Rubber Welders. 14 19 FOR bed with new springs and mattress also studio couch with 3 loose pillows. Ph. 12S5.I. 16-17 FOR piano with 300 rolls.

Ph. 1786J. 25th and Market. FOR pack and B. B.

gun. Call 1313W. FOR toilet. 636 West Hlnmark St. 15-17 FOR paper roses with bud and leaf for decoration $1.26 a dozen.

Room 42-3rd floor Milburn Scott Bldg. 14-16 time bell boy. Mold time office girl, afternoon work, no shorthand or typing, knowledge of bookkeeping h'elpful, but not necessary. Call 1982. Use Kendall The 2000 Mile Oil with sickle type power rnower to cut lawn.

Call 34. 16 for mornlnK work, apply after 4 p. m. Cream Donut Shop. Dix 16' to cook in private club.

Night work. Previous experience unnecessary. Ph. 15-16 laitover News Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice, May ifl, 19SO Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs.

F. H. Mueller, Mr. nd Mrs. J.

E. Mueller, Mr. and s. E. H.

Mueller and Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Hoffman drove to Beattie Sunday afternoon where hey attended the funeral of Mrs. Gurtler, mother of Mrs.

H. V. Champagne, who formerly lived lere. Social Club Mrs. Edward Kersting was lostess to the ladies of the Thurs- lay Social club at her home Thurs- lay afternoon.

The afternoon was pent in visiting and doing hand- vork. The hostess served lunch- 3 on. The club meets next week vith Mrs. Edward Kncdlick. Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Lampe and arnily were dinner guests in the lome of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Loges. Sunday Guests Mr.

and Mrs. T. B. Gowning and VIrs. Walter H.

Meyer were guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keitel and Williard. Florida Having New Boom: Shrimp Horses were first introduced in the southwest in 1540 by the Span- sh explorer, Coronado. Cattle and sheep were brought by Spati- sh colonists in 1598.

SPECIAL May Prices on Baby and Started Chicks. Dann's Susie Cafe. 26tf hops 16 yr. or over Also Inside help. Susie Drive In FOR 8AL.E—Speed-O-Prlnt mimeograph machine.

Inquire at Sun Office lOtf Furniture Exchange Good Used Furniture And Appliances. 13th Court Phone 155 Business Services SUdto r.palr on ill LftrgMt (toek of radio tubM and repair In Southeastern. Neb. Radio 9rop. Stf THUCKINO MO INO Local and distanea, Beatrice Motor Freight.

Ph. lit. Wanted bay and rough chopping or grinding. Save thmt rough ordinarily Hay and F.ed. Pb.

I. 6'f Call Bart 1044W. House. Call 197. Silver Steak 7tl BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR beer stand, west of Court St.

bridge North sido of street. Call 376. 16-18 UNPRECEDENTED of our amazing New Sales Program. First time In eastern Nebraska. Additional territory now added because of our success.

We require additional salesmen to complete our sales force for this area. Neat appearance and car essential. No experience necessary as we train you. On the basis of our present personnel in other areas, your earnings will average $123 per week starting immediately. For personal interview, see Mr.

L. J. Brassel, Hotel Paddock, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. 16-18 ATTENTION. Ara you dissatisfied with your present Income? beaver who has a car and wants to earn good money In his spare time.

Many of our most successful men started part time. Learn a new one- weeks training course free. Evening classes In Beatrice. Handle hospital and polio a complete line including health and accident, life, annuities, fire and auto insurance, Time Is money waste It? For Interview, write John Van Bloom Agency 320 Federal Securities Bldg. Neb.

Lincoln, 12-1S STANDARD Oil station for lease. Bring to office. of May 10. "WANTED TO or 4 room ground floor apt, close In, by July 1st. Call 1982.

16tf WANTED TO room furnished or unfurnished apt.XUose In 1C by 2 adults. Call 1912W Kreuzberg. Cathryn 16-17 with whirlwind terracer. Dozing, loading or baaement digging with D-4 Cat. Call Bart 1044W.

12tf WANTED TO Inch Haw. Write L-36S. City. bench WANTED TO or two bedroom apartment by June 1-15. For information contact Wayne Decker.

Ph. 64 or 541J. Real Estate HOUSES FOR SALE FOR all modern two bedroom house, full baaement, gas furnace, good locution, nice shade Open for inspection between two and eight p. m. Inquire at 1222 Elk.

16tf I suitable homes for aale, price range $6760. to $10,000. Good locations two 240 acre farms. 76 near Wymore. Furniture and real estate.

Have anything to buy or sell call 830W. 700 North 10th, Elmer Novotny. APAHTMENTS AND BOOMS FOR room at 1100 Court iitreet. Ph. 1436W.

12tf FOB Xurnlahed apartment. Call 1871. 16tf FOR with board. 204 Bell call 14KJ. 12-18 FOR sleeping lor one or two.

South 7th call 372, 30tf Call Beatrice 802W. 14-19 Trailers For Sale FOR all Aluminum trailer home. Can be seen at 1214 Bell St. after 6. FOR wheel trailer with box 4x8 ft.

Carl Jasperson. Call 1433. Used Cars Are In short supply but still some excellent values at LENTZ 401 So. 6th "Where a Sale Goes All the Time" Get your Memorial Day Special now HURRY! 48 Chrysler Windsor, like new all around. 48 Buick Sedan.

Clean. Has dynaflow. 49 Pontiac Sedan. Hydra- matic. Practically new.

47 Pontiac Sedan. Excellent in every way. 47 Chevrolet Tudor 49 DeSoto club coupe 49 Buick Roadmaster Sedan 42 Dodge Sedan. Very good $750 40 Packard Sedan. Excellent $650 39 Ford Tudor $295 40 Pontiac Coupe $495 41 Pontiac Club Cpe.

$650 41 Chevrolet Convertible $595 41 Dodge Tudor $590 40 Chevrolet Tudor $390 38 Packard Sedan $195 20 Older Cars 20 Lentz Motors So. 6th Ph. 926 "At the Sign of The Big Egg" NOTICE Beginning this week we will be open late Friday nights instead of Saturday nights. We make this change for the Benefit of those who can't come out any other time due to their working hours. We will open 9 A.M.

Close 6 p. m. except Friday night we will stay open till 9 p.m. Closed Saturday night and all day Sunday. Thank you.

Things and Stuff 1700 No. 6. Beatrice Ph. 1164J Come In and snoop KEY WEST, discovery of rich, new shrimp grounds off the southern tip of Florida has turned into the biggest fishermen's bonanza in years. In what amounts to a shrimp "gold rush," virtually the nation's entire shrimping to 400 stampeded to the area from Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, the Carolinas and joints as far distant as New Jersey.

Fishermen says it's the greatest shrimp flotilla ever assembled in American waters. So great has been the migration that old-established grounds throughout the South Atlantic region have been virtually deserted. The abundance of shrimp and the magic of electronic "fish-finders" are enabling the fishermen to reap a harvest of 200,000 to 250,000 pounds a week. The average boat, with crew of three to five, is catching between 5500 and $800 worth of shrimp a week. Pink Variety The shrimp, a large, pink variety known as Brazilian Imperials, are mostly in the coral-studded waters around Dry Tortugas, a group of tiny islands about 60 miles west of President Truman's winter vacation spot.

Electronic "fish-finders," which actually are ultrasonic depth recorders developed by Bendix Aviation Corporation during wartime not only warn fishermen of the treacherous coral reefs which rip their $350 nets to pieces, but also show them the precise location of the mud bottoms where the shrimp live. Fishery authorities say this reliance upon scientific methods will enable fishermen to get the most out of the new grounds and also will permit still untapped grounds to be explored. It is believed that equally productive areas lie to the north of the grounds now being fished. Discovery of the new grounds and the influx of fishermen many with their brought unexpected prosperity to Key West and other cities on Florida's west coast. Docks as far north as Tampa are jammed.

The greatest activity, though, is centered at Key West which may be witnessing the birth of a new, million dollar-plus industry. Only a few weeks ago Key West docks were virtually deserted. TRAFFIC JAM: Fishing boats line up three and four abreast at Key West docki to take on fuel for new shrimp grounds. Boom migration has Jammed waterfront from Key West to Tampa Now they're a bustling, place. Boats are lined up and four abreast at times.

FOR SAL.E—Two wheel trailer 1505 E. Court. 15-16' MONEY TO LOAN Cash Loans Up to for Men and Woman, For Personal or Family Personal signature loans, automobile loans, household goods loans and all other types of loans up to $1,000 with up to 12 to repay. City Investment Co J. D.

Lockwood. Hgr. Phone 192 US So oth Every type of radiator repair Is made here. We have special equipment for cleaning radiators. Complete, guaranteed service by experienced mechanics assured.

Behrens' Garage Rid Your Lawn of Dandelions and Weeds busy three Four packers have set up headquarters there to handle the "pink gold" harvest. In 1 plant alone, 200 women have been put to work "heading" the shrimp as they are unloaded from boats. The city's only ice-producing plant is rushing plans to double its output. So much Ice is needed to pack the shrimp for shipment to big eastern markets that additional supplies are being trucked In from Miami. The new discovery Is no flash in the pan.

Dr. Clarence Idyll, research associate and fishery spe- oialist at the University of Miami marine laboratory, says the new grounds show promise of yielding for years to come. Significant Aside from its rich return to the ffehermen, and increased prosperity to many Florida towns, the new strike is regarded as highly significant to the seafood industry. The finding of the new grounds came at a time when old-established areas were showing signs of playing out. It also came In what is normally an off-season period for shrimpmen.

Eastern markets are now being supplied almost entirely from the new grounds. Before the new Florida strike, the nation's largest shrimp grounds were in the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana, where an enormous field was discovered in 1937. jiKtiibyiiicvka- U. S. S.

R. MANCHURIA f-. Kamen I igjljij Rybolov Khopolifjjii! Other air basei, in Russian- occupied northern Korea, form another link in the Red air force's chain of baies around Japan Chinese Reds'air bases near Nan- king and 600 air miles from also be available to Russian bombers. lockford News can of SMOKING TOO MUCH LATELY? WEED-NO-MORE will treat an average lawn. Acme Quality Paint Store FOR Court St.

Ph. room, 1000 uu room apartment. Ph. furnished FOR for 810 Court St. 14-16 1 room ana kitchenette only.

Call 1205J. u-nj FOB with bowvd or in. Cttjl 3U nth. FARM LOANS Long Term Loans No Commission Quick Service Open Optloni A FEW GOOD FARMS FOR SALE GENERAL FARM SERVICE OATIt Hoy oat fDvtllon. r'runk Tlmm.

Wvurjf Hoixttf, Hoi tnd at Smoking may be all right, for you'd better make your car give it up! Bring in your car us check, adjust and repair where necessary. Reasonable rates. CAS OIL LUBRICATION GLASS MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymouth 616 Court Phone 367 Night and Day Wrecker Service 69 11WW Night Davison Tire Service 130ft 6th LISTEN TO Is) Hte Dally Radio "This Poultry BADIO STATION II. Mon.

tbra poultry problem? ChrU County Hatchery an4 lie will yaur the air. CHRIS' GAG! COUNTY HATCHERY nil 3urchard News Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caswell and family helped her parents, Mr. and G.

W. North in Pawnee City celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary on May 7, Other relatives were present. Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.

Pep- perl attended the wedding of her brother, Adrin Conradt of Steinauer and Dorothy L. Smith ol Dubois in the Catholic church al Steinauer on May 10. Sunny Slope Mrs. Sam W. Dingwell was hostess to members of the Sunny Slope club in her home on May 10 Due to sickness in some of the homes, there were a few absent Alice Preston was a visitor.

The afternoon was spent socially. A lunch was served by the hostess. This rural club meets June 14 with Mrs. Glen Leita- chuck. End Of School Year On Friday May 12, the Sunny Slope school Dist.

39 closed for the year with a picnic dinner for patrons of the school. Dist. 60 School will close on May 19, in Dist 60. Salem, south east of Bur chard. There will be a pro gram and picnic dinner.

Mrs. Joan North Sharp was the teacher thi year, Miss Esther Preston will the new teacher this fall. Mrs. J. Wayne Bookwalter Pawnee City spent Tuesday after noon with her mother, Mrs.

Roy Poteet. Monday shoppers in Beatric were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Se jkora, Henry DeKoenlg, alto Mr and Mrs. Edward Sejkora of nea Liberty.

Mrs, J. Wayne Bookwalter Pawnee City visited Wednesda with Mr. and Mrs. John Book waiter at Bookwalter. An number have been absen from school the past week wit measles.

LOOK WHO'S Kuzma Derevyanko, top Soviet general in the Allied Council for Japan, charged that the U. S. is violating Allied occupation policy by rebuilding Japanese naval and air bases, "from Hokkaido to Kyushu," including such bases as Sasebo, Kure and Yoko- suka. He demanded an explanation from General MacArthur. General MacArthur rejected protest as "provocative impertinence." The Russian general did not mention the fact that the USSR has Japan completely hemmed in by scores of new bases she has been building with feverish haste.

Map shows strategic envelopment of Japan by these bases and others quickly available to Russia. Weekend Guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clapsaddle Iowa were weekend guests with dr. and Mrs.

Bill Cox and family nd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lowery nd family. Attends Funeral Mrs, Ben Cox and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs attended the funeral of Mrs.

Neumann of Beatrice, Tuesday. Misses Helen and Etta Ruyle and girls entertained Mrs. Etta tewart and Julia and Carl Ruyle unday. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Lillie of Liberty called on Mrs. Hattie Lillie recently. Visit In Fllley Mr. and Mrs. Bert Burroughs vere visiting relatives in Lincoln Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lowery, and son of Beatrice, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lowery and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williss and family spent an evening with and Mrs. Preston Bryant of Beatrice. Canasta was played dur- ng the evening.

Visit In Policy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hansel and son, Junior, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wheelock of Filley Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bernhardt of Beatrice called at the George Bernhardt home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

T. T. Jurgens and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Ottersburg and boys, visited at the home of Virgil Jurgens, May 11, to lelp celebrate John and Virgils birthdays.

Mrs. Etta Lenners and and John Spanjer called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spanjer and Gene Thursday night. Diana Meints is sick with the measles.

Little Yvonne and Kay Hendricksen of Filley stayed with Mrs. Bert Burroughs Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs and Janet visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Retchless Saturday evening. Leonard Hunt of Lincoln called on Bert Burroughs last week- Vacation Mrs. Bertha Rossell is taking a week's vacation. Mrs.

Thelma Carre Is taking her place at the post office. Clyde and Harvey Rossell shin- PLENTY OF 1 took as, aSt he iJt from Angeles Boy Scuto In Oration of First Aid Week might be hi. Scouts are, left to right, Billy Beroal, Arthur Freilidi, Stevenson and Darryl Kraus. of Beatrice called on Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Cox and family Saturday evening. Mrs. Clyde Rossell, Mrs. Dale Carre, Mrs. Wilma DeLillo of Beatrice and Mrs.

Ralph Rossell called on Mrs. Betty Rosaell of DUler this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kinnamon and children of Beatrice called on Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Spanjer wid Gene Friday evening. School Closes The Rockford school closed Friday with a picnic at noon. sled Mrs. Hattie Lillie's house Tuesday.

Mr. and Mri. BUI Co! and girls There was a good attendance, During the afternoon ice cream was served, favori were given fa the children from fisher's. Out of town guests were Mrs. Bltncho Higgins, Miss Jean Burroughs and Mr.

and Al DoUHo of Beatrice, More than 500,000 new ers were connected with powtr lines financed by the fcurtl glee. trificatipn administration in The Farrollon islandl, SW at sea, are officially nirt city of San FrancliCQ,.

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