Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 6

Bcatrffeg, July 18. 1950 Jilttd Egyptian Will Return To Nile Land BOStON, July 18 Moham- 2aW Hashetn, 27, former United Nations employe whoso fitttty fiancee reportedly jilted him fdf King Farouk, says he will return to his native country August. 6 ttt resume his professional life. He refused, in an interview, to Wmment on a story carried last Sunday by the London Sunday pictorial that King Farouk married his 17-year-old former sweetheart, Narriman Sadek, last May. He also refused to discuss his personal life except to say that he hoped to resume his position as member of the Egyptian council of state when he returns to Egypt next month.

ftashem has been living in Boston's Back Bay since last May- While studying at Harvard University for a doctorate in philosophy in 'international economics. While the rhino's defective sight can hardly make out a motionless man at a distance of more than 40 to 50 yards, the animal's sense of smell is so keen that it can detect the presence of a man a quarter of a mile or more away. Ticks are among the most difficult to control of all livestock pests. (Political JOSEPH ALEXIS EDUCATOR and FARMER Republican for Congress Alexis, the son of a Swedish pioneer pastor in Nebraska, knows conditions at home and abroac from experience. Paid for by J.

Alexis Obituary Catherlna Huls Mrs. Catharina Huls, was born August 2, 1S65, in Rahe, Ostfries- Germany, daughter of Heye and Minna Friedrichs Eckhoff. At the age of one year she came to United States with her parents who located in Brown County, Illinois. There she grew up. attended school and received her early religious instruction.

She was confirmed in the Lutheran on April 8. 1883- In 1888 she came to Gage County, Nebraska, and was married to Rolf Huls of Hanover township on Nov. 14 of the same year. This marriage was blessed with ten children, seven of whom survive their mother. After nearly 36 years of married life their amily circle was broken by the death' of Mr.

Huls on Sept. 22, 1924. Mrs. Huls continued 1o reside on the family farm six miles of Pickrcll. She seldom missed a service in Zion Lutheran church of which she was a faithful member; and only illness or bad weather would keep her from attending church.

The last service she could attend was on the morning of Ascension Day. The following Wednesday, May 24. at about six o'clock, she passed away quietly at the age of 84 years, 9 months, and 22 days. Mrs. Huls was preceded in death by her husband, Rolf Huls, a daughter, Catherine, who died in infancy, and two daughters who reached adult years: Minna, who was the wife of Ernest Overbeck, and Grace, who was the wife of John Schoneweis.

She is survived by her children: Herman, Pickrell. Mary (Mrs. Mans) Evers, Bird City, Kas, Bena (Mrs. John) De Buhr, Pickrell, Hanna (Mrs. Fred) Dieckhoff, Beatrice, Meta (Mrs.

John Meints, Wymore. Heye. Pickrell, and Fannie (Mrs- George) Buhr, Filley. She also leaves a brother, William Eckhoff, Beatrice, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Williams, Kewanee, 111., and Mrs.

Peter Redenius, Heron Lake, Minn. 27 grand children, 17 great- grandchildren, a number of cousins, and other relatives, and a host of friends. Mrs. Huls was laid to rest on Saturday, May 27. After the prayer service in the home funeral sermon was Luke 24:29.

The o'clock in Zion Lutheran church with Pastor John Hieronymus of ficiating. The text of the funerals sermon was Luke 24:29. The RUB-A-DUB-DUB man in a tub it 72-year-old Biddy Stonham of. Hastings, Sussex, England. Biddy has been entertaining seaside visitors with his water antics for 51 years, and during that time has rescued 49 bathers from drowning.

men's choir of the church sang several of the old beloved hymns- The casket bearers were Harm De Buhr, Richard Huls, Ralph Huls, Fred Schoneweis, Reiner Overbeck and Henry Huls. Interment took place in the Zion Parish cemetery. Another Youth Rally Planned By Germans DUESSELDORF, Germany, July IS Germany's Communists plan another big youth rally this time apparently to spur flagging support in the industrial Ruhr. The Communist-backed Committee for West German Fighters for Peace said today the proposed rally, including the familiar mass parades and torch-light processions, will attract 100,000 youths from all over Germany. The rally is to be held in Dortmund.

No More Oil For Red China From Britain LONDON. July IS A foreign office spokesman announced today Britain has stopped all oil shipments to Red China. British services operating in the Far Kast decided to take over all storks of oil there for their own rises. Their needs have increased due to operations undertaken in carrying out the United Nations security council resolution for brin.cin.c back peace to Korea, the spokesman said. Britain earlier this month turned down an American suggestion that oil shipments to Red China he limited.

The foreign office spokesman at that time said only oil for civilian consumption was going to Red China. Clatonia News Wesley Iwohn arrived Tuesday from Wilmington, 111., for a visit with home folks. Miss Sophia Fix of Wichita, is visiting with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alpers- Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Drewing are the parents of a son born Sunday, July 9, at a Beatrice hospital. Visiting during the past week at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffstead and Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Schmidt were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McFerrin ond daughters of Lainar. Mo-, and Clarence Sutlemer of Clearmont, Wyo.

Mrs. Arthur Germer and daughters of Plymouth visited with relatives here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Sagehorn of Hallam called on Mrs.

Tena Heller Sunday evening. Danny Underwood of Crete has been spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walker. Mr- and Mrs.

Clarence Heller were Lincoln visitors Wednesday. Fouth of July evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Gerdes were Mr. and Mrs.

Jurgen Baumfalk, and Mrs. Raymond Baumfalk, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Huls, all of Pickrell, Mr. and Mrs- Ralph Hulls and June Lynn of Cortland and Mr.

and Mrs. George Hagemeier and daughters of DeWitt. Lincoln visitors Monday were Mrs. Ervin Braaf, Mrs. Delmar Schachenmeyer and Mrs.

Fred Schachenmeyer. Visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffstead were Mr. and Mrs.

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