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The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 6

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The Lincoln Stari
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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pressed some doubt as to where me mxorx ST A It Tuesday, October 24, 1950 the money lor the project would It A I II (. II A KFAB, Nebraska's largest, affiliated The Journal. The Star, clear channel, 50,000 watts, CBS programs. Stations supply listings be obtained. Wilkinson then denied Deputy yond the proposed crossing In or der to keep street open.

Student Honored Dr. and Mra. T. D. Kelm honored University of Nebraska department of agronomy ffrariiiatia atiirinnte and their wive true in arua 174 (OI.N 1404) an effort to bring about further negotiation.

A committee headed by Wilkinson had previously discussed the Issue with the railroad but arrived at no definite conclusions. Company officials have pointed out that a street crossing might be tied up considerably as trains loading and unloading extend be am hm TUESDAY City Attorney Russell Mattson'i claim that the job might end up costing $1,000,000. II a. a. m.

Rail Crossing Condemnation Act Is Urged By 11 Uklmon Councilman Reel Wilkinson Monday called for condemnation legislation to secure a right-of-way for a street crossing over the Rock Island tracks if the citnpany officials fail to negotiate with the city for such a crossing. Wilkinson told council members that he felt confident that the After further discussion Erick-son was directed to write one of the railroad's representatives In at their home Sunday night Fifty attended, Quli Call Btorvtime Mlmly Carfion Straight Arrow Lean back Mtius Wfi, p. m. Curt MaSAtv Hlritth H.iid.rsoo Commentator Kav King Neat ran ft Ollle J'lavliousa p. Don't Forget the Community Chettl council would go along in the matter but in the event that he 00 p.

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Hollywood Btara Author Crl'lc Dream Tuna llam a Orch people Are Funny Amateur Hour Jport a Corner IB IS p. Wl. legislation. It would only take $250 Is Paid State For TV Use Of Tower By ARCH DONOVAN. (Star Staff Writer.) Use of the tower of the state capitol for purpose of reflecting television broadcasts from the University of Nebraska football stadium to the WOWTV station in Omaha is no longer on an experimental basis, Gov, Val Peterson said Monday.

The state is now receiving $250 from the station for use of the tower. The contract, the governor said, provides that it can be canceled at any time by the state and that any damage to the building will be compensated. "While the station was experimenting to bring television to the people of the state and receiving no advertising revenue, we granted the use of the tower in the belief that the people of the state would benefit," the governor said. ShoultJ Get Rental. "Now that it is commercially I feel that: the state should receive some rental for the use of the tower.

I was of the opinion that the people would want to watch the Cornhuskers in action and permitted the continued use of the tower. "In case another station should want to use the state house tower, about three days to get the necessary votes, he added. "I'm ready to ask the legal department for the necessary docu Reaction To Events Told By Dn Jones Many roplf are correct in their actions', but most of them react badly to what happens to them. Dr. E.

Stanley Jones Raid at St. Paul Methodist church Monday niKht. These people don't lie or steal," he said "but they do react into rc-. feutment, self-pity and fear when things happen to them." Dr. Jones, an internationally known missionary, author and preacher, spoke to 1,500 people.

Three Levels. There are three levels of life, Dr. Jones said. He listed them as: (1) The demoniac level, where evil is returned for good and hate for love, (2) the human or legal level, where love is returned for love and hate for hate, and (3) the Christian level, where good is returned for evil and love for hate. The Christian reaction looks like weakness but it is actually power, Jones said.

Tuesday night Dr. Jones will speak on "The Two Approaches to Life The Scientific and the Religiousare They Contradictory?" Dr. Jones Lincoln speeches are Eart of a six-month lecture tour is on in America. Our Grand Semi-Annual ments," he said, "for condemna Lite With LulHl Town Meeting Bporlj John Hteela bob Hope BanrlH Hlil Koie tion of a strip 100 feet wicie and 2(K) feet long for a right-of-way. With the widening and improving of street from Ninth to Seventeenth it is more than ever nec Truth or Consea 8 Monitor Fporta Mvsterl.nis Traveler Fibber McOte Ban'U Can Yoti Too Thin in "Hollywood Start Author Critics Ilreain Tune Dance Orch.

People Are Funnf Amateur Hour fiport'a Corner IB.H8 p. m. essary now that the city have a 8:15 p. m. Hit the Jackpot Jerry Gray Neaa I Love a Mystery Big Town Amateur Hour Danger Kl AB JaiklMit MOK Eiialn HIU KIMS Neva KOI Fran ITtwardi HOW Big Town WUWTV Amateur Hour KMTV Danicr street crossing.

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00 p. an. Beulah Dug 1 Dlggln Let Dance Dick Havmea Dave GArroway Siarj Over Holly'd Bllent Di.so Derby Dug'a Dlla Left Dance The Girl F'rlend president Truman Stars Over Holly'd Silent Bportt Bporta Let Dane U. Today Tip Saeeau Newa. Sportt Silent (AUVILKTiatMENTl HUSBAND FEELS COOD K3 7 WITHOUT HARSH LAXATIVES "For my husband, it was pills and medicines every night for 6 years! Then he bean eating ALL-BRAN KFAB Nrwi KFAH Neaa KI MS Ut a Dane KOI Newa HOW Newt OW TV Newt.

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Of Smart Millinery II I p. m. Paul Moorhead Here a Charlie Platter Party Autumn Serenada Broadway Opeo H' Let'a Dance Disc Derby Here CharlM L' Dance Flutter Party Autumn 8erenao Broadway Open H' KFAII Newa kHIK Newt KI.MS Neat KOI Girl Friend HOW Prea. Truman HOHTV Broadway Disc Derby Here'a C'barllt It'a Dante Platter Parly Autumn Serenade Broadway Open H' we would have to let it to bids or discontinue such use entirely. I expect if the broadcasts prove profitable to the station that a tower will be erected and the use WEDNESDAY lor breakfast.

It i wonderful, it keeps him rcgularl" Thyra Nelson, titar Route 1, Box 551, Union. Wash. fusf one oj many unsolicited letters from ALL-liRAN users. You, too, may expect amazing re I a. m.

of the capitol tower discontinued." It is reported that the radio station in addition to paying the state :1 a. m. Haiigera Mary Alarm Clork Polka Party Farmer't F'alr Hlt-oine to We at 1:15 a. m. a.

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Cornhtisner room, I. KFAB Newt KMIK Alarm Clork kl.MS Band Mutlo KOI.N farmer Fair VU)Whewt a. aa. for use of the tower for its reflector also is required to pay the athletic department of the state university for the privilege of telecasts of the games from the I I 1 KannerTlma Mtl.Mcal Clock Coffee Time Time and Trmpot Bandland i KFAB Newt FOB Newt KI.MS Coffee Tlma KOI Time Tempot HOW Aleg Drier 11 iw a. 01.

Weather Musical Clock Newa Koundup Weather, bportt Newa Stadium. sults for constipation due to lack of dietary bulk. Lat an ounce of tasty Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of waterl If not completely satisfied after 10 days, send empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I 15 a. PRICE The station, it Is reported, pays 10 per cent of the amount received from the sponsor to the university.

This amount is said to run nearly into five figures. Mary Manning Breakfast Club Cof lee Time Tell Vour Nelehbor John Carson Show II: 15 Cheers 'Mctrshmallow' Song by Vaughn Coffee With Kay Breakfast Club Col fee Club ulc for Today John Carson Show a. no a. Arthur Godfrey Betty Crocker Neighborhood Party Slalf Breakfast Double or Nolhjnr 10:110 a m. I 3 Famous Labels Fine Far Felts Rich Velours QUALITY SMOOTHNESS TASTE a.

m. Town to Earth Penney't SpntliKht on Btar Newt Jl'arm Reporter 7:45 a. ai. linrle Eddie Musical clork Coffee Time Time Ai Temnot Merrv-Oo-Hound 45 a. m.

"kitchen Klub Breakfast Club Coffee Club Music for Today John Carson Show 11.45 a. m. Arthur Oodfrey Personality Time Neiehborhood Party Stall Breakfast Douhle or Nothing 10:15 a. m. Rosemary Hvmns Vou Love Crossroads Ar MuttO Melodic Mooda r)avld Harum 11:45 a.

m. Gal Kttndav Luncheon Club Date With F.loise liobriel Header Melody Tlma 13:45 p. Bl. Markets Art Baker Neat armer's Fair WOW Calling I p. m.

Brighter Day Peace of Mind Great Dav In Snorti Queen For a Day Judy Ae Jane m. Arthur Godfrey My True story Homemaker't Chat Faith In Our Time Welcome 'Traveler itt l.V a. m. Arthur Godfrey Homanrea Church In Wildw Harmoniel Marttia Cupboard 11:15 a. pi.

Aunt Jenny F'ashlon Fair News -Bob Eberle Show Like Millionaire p. m. Poultry Pointers Sontra Melody Mugle Chow Call News Our popular semi-annual sal bexjlns Wednesday morning at 9:30 and brings you superb values la smart Fall millinery fin fur lelts. rich velours In flattering styles with famous labels. Black, brown, navy, grey, green, wine, lighter brown shades.

Shop early for best selectionl Grand Slam Jack Weils Cm. Ac Musle Relay Villi Jack 1 1 .110 a. m. Helen Trent Luncheon Club Hollywood Closeup Meet the Mentout Love and Learn Vl.AH p. m.

Weather News Melody Music Chow Call WoW Calling p. Bl. Nora Drake Frank DeVol Great Day In Sportt Oueen For a Day Ma Perkins y. KIAtt Newt KKIK Newa Kl MS Colli Tlm KOI Newa HOW Hreakfan Club uu r. n.

KFAB Newn at Nine KHIK Mv True Story KI.MS Calendar KOI Cecil Brown HOW Wei. Traveler! III 00 a. m. KFAB Arthur GodtTeT Kl OK Mod, Romance KI.MS Crnatrda ft M. KOI Marvin Miller WOW Mar Cupboard 11,00 a.

di. KFAB Wendy KKIR Queillont KI.MS ChiiKtian Scl. KOI Kate Smith HOWLlke Million'ra IS Illl Noon KFAB Ncl KKIH BauKhane KI.MS Newt. Mar KOI Newt HOWNewt 1:011 p. m.

A Thorn as" 1 1 1 KFOR Meet the Band KI.MS Sports KOI.N Ladies Fair HoWDoubie or Noth p. m. KF AB Noma. Nowhere KIOR LHetinie Ch nee Kl MS Sports KOI.N Poole Par. HOW Reatitlfill I Ife p.

m. KFTpilTirlke II Klcli KFOR Biwnethln KI.MS Stars Sing KOI.N OloombuMers HOW BackMa.ie Wife HOHTV Kate Smith 4 imi p. n. KFAB A Godfrey KIOR Newt KI.MS 4-Uuar Time KOI (iloombustcrs HOW Girl Marries HOHTV Mar Kitchen KM I Lois Looie Now ii" Reg. 3.93 to 22.30 1:15 p.

m. Perry Ma.s(Mi Recond Horing Great Day In Sports Lidies Fair Double or Nothing l.t p. m. p. m.

milluery UIGLL'S Third Floor Hilltop Houe Chance of Lifetime Great Dav In Sporlt Poole's paradls.e Road of 1 3:15 p. m. UL Ml mill House Party Quirk as a Hash 1 une Time Poole's Paradise Riwht to Hiiiiplness 3:15 p. m. Second Mra.

Burton Ted Malone 4-Quarter Time Gloombusters Wldrter Brown Kate Smith LYNN REED The great big vibrant voice of Vaughn Monroe starts another terrific song on a wildfire trip across' the nation," says Disk Jockey Lynn Reed of KOLN. "This one's a newborn wintertime classic-to-be titled A Marshmal-low World. A tune you can't forget, words you'll want to remember. Catch it on my KOLN show at 3 P.M Wednesday." Own the 45 rpm record at your RCA Victor dealer's now! 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORP.

PEEKSKILL, N. Y. House Party Quick as a Flash Newt Poole's Paradise' Pepper YotlliK Ml p. Treas. Bandstand Sometlun 4-uar.

Time Glooinlnisters Lorenzo Jonei Kate Snillh 4:110 p. m. Musical Doorbell Blarkhawk Cla-sslct Local News Just Plain Rill Howdv Doodv To be announced Strike It Rich Somethln Hits Thru Yeart Gloouihustert Stella liallni Kate Smith 4:15 p. m. Musical rroorbrll pengy Lee 4-yuarter Time Gloom busters Portia Fares Life Manila's Kitchen Space Patrol fT1 4:45 p.

RU Musical Doorbell Blackhawk Classics Polka Party Front Pawe Ftrrell Howdy Doody To be announced Your Quality Clothing Store VISIT US DURING Study Asked On Evaluation Of City Alleys 1 ling For Perteet Tit Perfect Comfort, Wear 11. u. 3 Milk Hi rf ir 5UBJFCT' TULl With Sups Hlmk julurt Ajgtrtstion?" SPEAKERS: ABRAHAM II. JM.LFR, General Cuunwl nd IlrM Legal Drpartmt nt of the I'nilrtt Nalioiu, .1 II. V.

KAI.TKNBORX. )nn of American K.nlio (onimenllors and author of fuUhcomint book, I ifty 1 itiulmis I5ROAIK AsT f'KOM: Bollinc Held, Washinglun, C. MODIRAIOK: f.frte V. Drnny, In Rich Rayon Council action Monday on a number of proposed alley vacations brought a call from Councilman Jolin Comstock for a study of the city's system of tax evaluation chanties when alley rights are added to individuals' lots. Comstock-said that lie believed that the addition to- a lot by vacation of an alley should, itiJ crease the tax evaluation on the He pointed-out that, lots without dirty-unsightly alleys behind them were more valuable than those which had such alleys in the rear.

-i City Clerk Theo Berg remarked that "he ridn't believe the tax evaluation shotl a) t-Hsrs the property owners icintA alley from the care ami of the He said thai property evaluation, however, always included any addition to the lots. Csunci.lman Eees Wilkinson was quick to join in the issue and, jM.njted out the difference he claims exists between City and ettunty tax evaluations. MADE Of 't resented as Futlic Service TONIGHT 8:00 P. M. DedUuhd to more beautiful women Let us prove (o you (hat now IAYON lAtUC i hm KFOR DIAL 1240 (Vmfrican Broidt allii Company cm 1 Kloagt'r dels Tour Gratling (oiilracCs I'rrd Kh'aKer was awarded four 'gradiu-j contracts at Mundav morcilun eer tfore, frofes4ional beauty care it' your best hfuty bargain.

Once our sf li st has sec. your hair in one of (he wonderfully flattering new fall styles you'll agree that jour beauty operator's skilled liaijds can do enchanting things for you, that you can neter dJ for. yourself at home. SMITHY- they srmt KM IT'S A GOOD THING HE EATS e4ITlleT vAS ABB TS YtU 1 1 1 ajt nocArv foe Hi NO TwSE BECAUSE VT BUILDS inormng cay council meeting. Klcager was below the other bidder, the Abel Construction Company, on all four.

The districts to be graded and Kleager's bid are St. Paul avenue. Thirty-third to Forty-first, Forty-third, Madison to Cleveland, $539; Dnaiie, Thirty-second to Thirty-third, $000; and Nelson street, ew is to Fourteenth, $781. OtyjKSi wont tirUi liiuir tltr 1 KFAB'S Stses 32 to 4 1 In 11 Pretty Colon 5 v. HOLTZ Miss Swank slips always fit perfectly give you the utmost In comfort because of their exclusive "straicbt-pIus-biM" nt Our collection Includes smart nyoa erepa slips In white, pink, black, brown, dark rreen, wine, lee blue, yellow, ehamparne, rose and mint green.

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Daily nrifef Yarn la LUtrn Iff EDWARD R. MURR0W News 6:45 P.M. MONDAY THE I' FRIDAY 395 i. Tailored fc Lace-Trimmed Mlas Swank Nylon Slips 5.S5 lo 8.SS Atecii He StAGEL'S i I loor 3.

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