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COUNCIL ILUFFS IOWA NONPAREIL--WAY 1956 HVt 4 Wai omen FM Slate Meeting Here Civic Jobs Ai For The ISO To HoM Carol Gunn Engaged To Lorenz Feller First Iowa state convention of the teachers' sorority, Apha Delta Kaopa. will be held this weekend in Council Bhiffs. Meetings will be in Hotel Chieftain. forgotten. year-olds, and memories of rri- TM marv Hall days were brought Alpha chapter of Council Bluffs, to one of five recently organized in Iowa, will be hostess.

There are 1 13 local members, all teachers in schools within Pottaw attamie Judy Hall And Simpson To Wed EXIRA Mr. and Mrs. Paul 4 Hall announce the engagement of their daughter. Judy, and Robert L. Simpson, son of Mr.

and Mrs- Ted Simpson. The wedding will take place eariy autumn. Miss a junior at the Uai- Partv held Friday versity of Lincoln. will not soon be mooring elementary edu- acted like eight- caben. She was graduated from her freshman year of college at Iowa State CoUege, She is a member of Gamma Phi my HELEN CASE Iowa School for the Deaf Ann Lindsay arid Boyd Brinkley won first prizes for the best Beta sorority.

little The engagement of Miss Carol Gunn and Lorenz L. County, but outside the city units Feller is announced today bv her parents, Mr. and Mrs of Council Bluffs. Virgil E. Gunn.

Miss Guim has selected June 23 for her Miss Agnes Shipman of Kansas wedding. late Mr. Feller. He served with the Air Force for four years, two years of the time in Alaska. He is now employed at Omaha Standard Co.

Dentists Wives Meet At Harlan City, past national president, member of the national executive board and extension chairman, will be special speaker at the I convention luncheon. Teachers are expected from MarshaHtown. Sioux City. Cedar HARLAN Twenty-four mem- Rapids and Des Moines chap- bers of Southwestern Iowa Dental ters. as well as Council Bluffs.

Miss Gunn was graduated in Association Auxiliary met Sunday Local Officers 1951 from Abraham Lincoln High at arlan Field Club, following Mrs. Maxine Km of Neola is Her School. She is now employed at luncheon with the Dental Associat president of the local chapter. ITM 0 3 TOA Her Eance, a graduate of Esara High School, smendsd Iowa State College where he is affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. kid costumes.

Ann wore a girl's dress with scarves for pig tails and held a teddy-bear in her arms. One of the funniest girls a Maurine Reinwand. who i Paula Ackerman was honored wore a short on her 14th birthday anniversary dress with big by a surprise brunch given by bows on Case Patty Petersen at the home of her was cohered with parents. Mr. and Mrs.

she had lost Petersen. The party was Paula Ackerman Feted At Brunch Midwest Walnut Co. Mrs. Lyte Larson Hostess To Club Mrs. Lyle E.

Larson was hos- I tion. Mrs. Harry Pump of Counca Mrs. Mary Edna Smith is vice Bluffs, presided. Plans were made president, Mrs.

Hazel Lewis, sec- for the state convention in' Dw. mary and Airs. Elsie Kruegcr. Moines May 6-9. A tea for all treasurer.

front teeth! She even wore a oair morning. of thick glasses and didn't look The dining table, covered with a like herself. birthdav cloth, was centered with Mrs. Lena Rogers Feted At Dinner Mrs. Lena ftogers was feted at a family dinner party on the occasion of her 80th birthday anniversary, at the home of her son and daughter-in-law.

Mr. an Mrs. Fred Rogers. Sunday. Guests included the honoree's a xiaughters-in-law.

Messrs, and Mesdames Horace Rogers. Jack Rogers. Bernard Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, son-in-law and daughter of Mrs.

Roeers. Unable to attend were two daughters of Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. John Gulnatte and Mrs.

Earl Rounds. Mrs. Guinarte called her mother Saturday evening her in California. A birthday cake and roses centered the dining table. Following nner LJoyd and his granddaughter, called.

Gary Rosers returned from Missouri School, Mexico, to at end the party. Family Celebt cites Sulley Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Oda F. Suiley noted their wedding anniversary with 3.

family dinner Sunday evening at their home George Wilt. Lucille Smith. Barbara Parker and Keien Case, who helped out on the committee. Surprise Engagement Janice Booy got A letter from her sister Marlene had been wearing a diamond Since Easter vaca- women attending the state meet- Miss Nellie Morris of ing will be held Monday in he Moines. state president, will pre- governor's mansion.

side at the meeting, after regis- Luncheon at the Des Moines tration at 9:30 a.m. tess at a 1 p.m. dessert luncheon country club Tuesday noon v. ill There will be a skit by Des at her home Monday to members; linJted to 250. Mrs.

Pump an- Moines and Cedar Rapids chap- of Cake-of-the-Month Club. nounced. Until reservations reach ter concerning building bonds Special guests were Mrs. Julius mat num ber. they are being taken housing of the national head- Pieter and Mrs.

Dan Nusser. Dy Mrs McCormick. 323 quarters. A spring flower theme was used -5th St Des Moines. President of the hostess chap- in decorating cakes mem5ers.

Williams of Atlantic ter S' opening. Miss brought to the meeting. Lilies reported on ground work laid for Josie Karr will give the imoca- the valley and violets were used- forming a national dental associa- tion; Ernest Barker, Pottawatta- to decorate me birthday cake the' tion aux aiarv she was one of County superintendent, win hostess baked for her fi delegates "from Iowa at San welcome the delegates and Miss TMs news inspired three of the whose birthday anniversary is the Ka- Dorothy Cesaman. president of senior girls to congratulate Dar- today. ItionalDental Association the Sioux City chapter, willl re- rel Wiener, the lucky bay whose Mrs.

Sam W. Brown's cake was i JIrs Tiarrv Wilson of Des spond. decorated with pink carnations. Mome vas a guest. Dr.

Wilson is. Officers will be elected and in- mother's day cake, it was baked i secretary of the Iowa Dental So-' stalled in the afternoon, for Mrs. Brown's mother-in-law. ety Mrs. W.

A Brown of Shenaadoah. ---Mrs. Ervin F. Tinnel used violets i and lilies of the valley to decor- I UIA MAPTlPC ate her May day cake made for' I lltO Mrs. C.

T. Griffin. CM A I will Mrs. Camille Porter, Mrs. Sal- anxious to from was ina King and Mrs.

Rachel Shipley Dale Hovinga. Dale Kem. and skit at the May ac Barron about thei" exner- be given by mem- i fences in the city offices Tuesday. The games were different and an arrangement of spring we liked "Steal the Bacon" espe- Guests included: Janice Ouren. Cloyed.

Jennette Moore. Shari Olson. Sharon Jones. Karen Jung- Mrs. Alvin Knight assisted the hostess in serving.

p. erAona ring Marlene is wearing, with a in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lausen are leaving Saturday to make their home in Modesto. Mr.

Lausen is a retired carpenter and Relatives were invited for a "simple family dinner" but some of them knew and soon all remembered, that the wedding anniversary date was in line for celebration. At the dinner were: Mrs. ley's mother. Mrs. Charles Bock, with Mrs.

Henry Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sulley and Barbara. Mr.

and Mrs. John Sulley and John Mr. and Ms. White. Patty a Daniel, of Omaha, and Mrs.

Mildred Hughes of Omaha. Women's Union of First Baptist Church will meet Thursday at the church for a 1 p. m. tea to be followed at 1:30 p. m.

witS a meeting. Two Pink-BItt Shower i Mrs. William Wickman and Mrs. Sandra McGee were co-hostesses at a pink and blue shower i Sunday to honor Mrs. 1 Crouse.

The party was at the' Wickman home. Cherry blossoms were the centerpiece, and miniature pink and blue diapers formed the nut cups. Mrs. Edward Smith and Mrs. Robert Sorenson won prizes in tne pencil games.

Other guests were: Mrs. Merle Witthauer. mother of the honoree. Mrs. Jack Thompsen.

Mrs. Alien Taylor. Miss Shirley King and Miss Jean Fogarty. John Leerskov Weds In Quebec AL'Dl'BON-John Leerskov, son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Leerskov, former residents of Audu- bew, and Miss Muriel Ann Bartley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. of Ashford-Kent, England, v.cre married April 14 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Quebec. Canada. Miss Anne Ceplarsd of Scor- was the bride's attendant.

T. Dtrm served as best man. The groom is serving as engineer in the States Coast Guard, stationed near San Diego, Mrs. Werndorff To Play In Omaha Mrs. R.

Werndorff will play the piano Thursday at a farewell tea in Omaha for Gen. E. Potter. The party is being given for him at the Clarence Miller home Thursday by the women's group of United States Engineers. Gen.

Potter, who has been Missouri River Division Engineer for the arrry. will leave soon to bo- come governor of Panama Canal Zone. Appointed sovernor. Gen. Potter assumes his new duties ear'v in June.

Trio To Attend 4 Bowling Congress Iiss Edita Brugenhemke. MMm Mina Rayburn and Mrs. Maria Williams will leave Saturday for Miami, to attend the en International Bowling Congress to be held in Miami May lOandlL Leaving Sunday on the "South Wjnd" train from Chicaeo. HL, they will arrive in Jacksonville, Fia. Monday, They will go, by bus.

to St. Augustine, to spend a day. Returning to Jacksonville, they will go to Miami, by bus. On May 12 they will Nassau to spend two davs. En route home they will fK to New Orleans, to sperd a day and stop sn Kansas Mo.

Also the be Mr. and Mrs. George Buhrmar. will by motor. Mrs.

C. Raymond Anderson and her Mrs. H. F. N-ebtfsos.

and Miss Vera Xlerr.ar ivfd be together or the trip to Mrs. Cole Shows What Book Means Demonstration of points brought out bv the book she reviewed, v.ss included by Mrs J. E. Cole Monday at the meeting of the Pioneer Garden Club. With flower arrangement, she illustrated points in "Design in Flower rangement." written by Dorothy and John Adams.

Mrs. Don Harrison was hostess to the club. Mrs. Cole was assistant hostess. Mrs.

Robert Collins showed st eral miniature Arrangements, all under the five inch maximum height. They incuded spring wood- flov.ers. 'hf dos-Ioorb violets, Dutchman's breeches and other! in tiny glasses, and pottery con- tabiers. The club will have its spring exhibit at the next meeting. May S.W.J, was waiting in the ber of the Carpenters' Auxiliary.

Thev have been residents here Convention Report For TOPS Meeting For 4-Year Old John Robert Carroll, 1 be 4 years old Tuesday. Everyone hay for Darrel to come cut of the classroom. He was surprised neari 50 years. In Modesto they OWCt to find a crowd waiting to con- TM mak Th en- home with gratulate him. Darrel is senior Lausen's brother, class president this year, and r- Booy Miss Marv Kathleen Leick and is a graduate of her mother.

Mrs. Edward LeicK. are visiting Mrs. Leick's broth-1 ap1 sister-in-law. Capt.

and! Mrs. Ted Hanusa. delegate from guest of honor at a family party will present a touncil Bluffs "Whistle-bait" to mark the event Sunday after-! breakfast to only 4 MORE DAYS to take advantage of KIMBA1TS introductory go to York and to Chicaso On the birthday anniverssry it- Fellowship HaH Wednesday mor- the jty treasurer's office Whistle-bait meeting Monday. She self returned a few hours before from the convention at Milwaukee. Wis.

She reported 1.000 women were present from 26 states and Can- ada. and that KOPS (Keep Off were eiuu Kmmt Pounds Sensibly) received special; Jchn Fjoerchinger. with take treats to' the ning. Hostesses wffl be Mrs. G.

B. An event of interest to Jlrs Harold Shay. where he spends idso Ef- Leon a i bo-s is the Cub Scout trip i Miss Jeanette his Mrs WJbert ofWal- to OffuttAjr Base Tuesday. About at tbe "'Nebraska Sundav partv guests! nu j- regional president of Worn-. 35 took th ft trfp.

which n-as, been selected a member Mr. and! Gurid of Evangelical and Re-1 arranged Michel Laurent and of Ivv part i ip ants at presided at the Marvin Perkins, scoutmasters, co ge. "She "will be one of the conference Anothcr girls to carry the ivy a i Miss Margaret Jensen, our dean chosen for individual recognition of girls, was happily surprised on exceptional leadersnip. i "St by 43 friends at a mis- arship and campus citizenship. i ceHaneous bridal shower.

This She is the daughter of Mr. and party was a secret closely guard- Mrs. Homer Prince, ed bv the counselors. Her sister also "was a guest at the party. and Jirs.

Carl S. Kinney of i bride of Otto Roenfeld in May, Miss Jensen plans to be married summer. Philip Floerchinger and twMla Floer ching-; JITS. tendn Delwin Schnepel Fiance Of Omahan and H. I Krueger.

i I MISS Minnie Trede who will be i was honored at a prenuptial mis- Roenfeld of Glenwood Satur- honor. Members who have lost ana quota they have- set for m- selves are called Kops and Mrs. Hanusa is a "Kop." Lois Linn Fiancee Of Omahan 1 RED OAK Mr. and Mrs. T.irin of Elliott have an-; nounced the engagement of their George Ternus of Humphrey- oeaf Kin Celebrate daughter.

Lois Ann. and Emmert have announced the engage- a prtMon attending son of Mr. nad Mrs. ment of their daughter. Phyllis of mdua'ed Me? 25th Anniversary Butterbaugh of Omaha.

I Omaha, and Delwin Schnepel of danjes stange i i Mr and Mrs. A. D. Exline eel- Miss Linn is employed with Au-: Treynor. Wili Trede.

EmD Schroe- ebrated meir silver wedding an- Evangelical Lutheran; He is the son of HITS. Earl, der Herman stange j. niv ersary Sunday an even- Broadway W5C5 Church headquarters in Minne-, Hartje of Treynor and is em- aausen in party at their home. A group Installation apolis. Minn.

i ployed in Treynor. ing inSTOIiarion Her fiance is with the Railway' Miss Ternus is employed at Miss Alice Vorthmann. June Sterling Distributing Omaha. bride-elect of Louie Novak, of No date has been set for the Kansas, was feted at a miscel- Bluffs, spent end as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred A. Westrip. Mr. Kinney is vice president and treasurer of Western Lithograph Co. in Wichita.

NOW bright, new convenient Cash-n-Carry store fo serve you BETTER with careful, quality laundering Dry-Cleaning that has been the mark of K1MBALL service for over 50 years! i Sf -J -of relatives called to mark tlie An autumn wedding is New officers of the Woman's April Soc5e Christian Service were Mix-Match Trio! wedding. For Boys anil Girls instaiied at Broadway Methodist laneous pre-nuptial shower given 30 iSoi. in sion 0 Church Sunday at the morning' at the Trevnor home of Mrs. At Present were Harold Borthmann Sunday after- and son. Raymond; Mr.

and Mrs. noon. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Frank Bailey and son: Mr. and Parrott Merle Kayes and Wilbur Mrs.

Brooks Gardner, son-in-law Xew offlcer officially Brunfng. and daughter of the honorees. and children; Mrs. Ella Smith, and Miss Maricne Danker was hon- Gary Exline. son of the hosts.

Jennie Edmundson ored at a pre-nuptial miscellane- THP" other two sons. Jack, who is Association will in Tucson. with the air meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the to thank you for visiting our NEW STORE 3 SHIRTS LAUNDRY FINISHED FREE with ANY Man's Suit or Woman's dress Dry-Cleaned at KIMBALL'S regular price! ous shower given by Miss i r- Schroeder and Miss Lorene Fahrenkrug at the Treynor home of Miss Tiarks, Sunday afternoon.

The honoree will be married in May to Lowel! Schnepeil. a i force, and Richard, were unable Nurses' Home. A film on new to attend. ISC Students Wed RED OAK Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence E. Tuttle of Red Oak Robert Amhroz and Mrs, announce the marriage of their I Carrie Johnson will be in charge granddaughter. former of the program when members of Miriam Hassan of Red Oak. to Ladies Aid of Bartlett Christian- Richard I. Houck.

son of tiie Church meet Wednesday at the Houcks of Oak Park. HI. church. Hostesses will be were married April 21 at Charles Potter and Mrs. Newell the Congregational church ivirh the Rev.

Lloyd Latta per- I forming the double ring cere- mony. Both are Iowa State College students. Mrs. Hoack is a rnesn- i surgery will be shown by Dr. H.

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Wissler And Ear! Kennedy Wed GRISWOLD--The marriage of Mrs. Jessie Wissler. of and Earl Kennedy of Lewi5. oc-, rurred at Congregational Chwch in Lewis Sunday ap-emoon. The Rev.

George E. Meyer officiated at the 3 p. rn. ceremony. Attending the wc-e the groom's son-in-law and dauehter.

'Afr. and Mrs. Glenn Stamp of Lewis. The new-ry-wpds wffl maVe their home in Lewis. WRY Should Young Person Give More Than a Passing Thought to Social Security Now? A FURNITURE MART I For the First Time at I A DISPLAY OF FINE CARPETING FROM THE NATION'S LEADING: MILLS Olive oil chicken special flavor.

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Enter Now. a JEWS PA PER I SPA PERI of Prpdidcn' Fulgonrio H.itnta rpvoll at the Domingo (I'Mi'tina armv haw, JtMt outride Matanzaa. had bwn crunhrd tm-iftly I I 1 killed and a niirnhn- wounded It said onlv three Cuban aoldifrs were woiuvlrd Thp armv a that fonnn- rpsinnt f'arlos Pno So- whn brrn repeatedly chflt-Rod with plottinR aKaiMt the jTnvenunpnt. had boen arrested wtth a numbfr of hia friend'. (Jm Frannvo Tabernilla, army chief of staff, aaid Pno Soi-arrai.

who wag oufllnd by RatMa in a blotidlrM In March 1952. had been taken into custody "to protect the personal safety of the former President Perannal OMnmanl Whw word of the revolt reached Havana. Ttatiata reportedly left the capital to take personal command of the armv. The government communique aald all police, army and navy leaves had been canceled and ail of the armed ordered to The Cabinet's move to guarantees went into immediate effect. 'Hie action must he confirmed hy Congress, hut approval appeared certain.

The stnpended are freedom of a.wemhly. inviolability of mail and freedom of speech and of the press There was no indication, however, that the government intended to put on censorship Under the decree, the government also ts empowered to hold arrested persons Incommunicado as long ax desires. Msrarethe ft-hnrnherg. Aveml wil nuane Avres. Vivian Nelson, Carl Runyan.

A. Isaac. Mary Bab- ljnlon clflc cock. Carrol Slump, L. Me- snnounced Monday.

Harriet Sorewwn. Sanders, who started rallroad- rSeist. I.ydla f'ennlngton. Carl ft. lrK na en mechanical Mueller.

Hyron Weilenman. Arllne foreman at the V. P. roundhouse Multriuist Norma linker and ir- be re 18 years. He will receive a A government account of the revolt said the "heav1l armed with machine gaims.

rifles. and tncd to wire the hasp On Pilar (iarria. military oxn- mander at Matanaas, reported the battle over In three hours. except lor the "The attackers were exterminated ait the side of their machine, pins." he said. (iarria said the wearing blue shirts and gray Mitiilar to army uniforms, rode up to me haap in six trucks stolen from a mining concern.

Guards opened tire when they tried hi hreak in Garcia none of the rai.lers got into the Among the rebels slain Reinnl Garcia, whom police hud listed as a "conspiracy leader" have linked him with Ifmups loyal to Pnor Sorarras Reliable informants said Fidel Castro, who led sn ahortive uprising in July 19M, ma have headed the Castro--oiwwdered a lieutenant of Pno Socarms--wan sentemfd trt years prison f.ir hus 19.v? nltac-k on the arrm barracks at Santiago dr Cuha He was par- d-mol Ust year in A ceneral am- and left for Mexico Bin" there had heen rcnivls he had slipped hack into Oiha Reck --Two i a Ht ht i i i 74 1714 I 9 an a i i i a' fan'tt ninff'er 41. OrnnVin lit I (i and i -iient I 41 Fifth a f'xir 1 Sotith Side VXPl kill- inc the tvitcl narnlTnan m- junnjs thrrv nrrjcnn tci (ho MarkH pxtimstol hv fnwnrn SlOOJin ordered the Nnldintt evacuated hncatMe The Proqrvm A eh-tn Wwleyan m-til present pWram Wevtnewtiiv at fl 49 a in in the RyrniMviiim The fa file tr.lr.St Mo fnr itl In Cratk STANSTED. A transmit plaiw tottted Brltim Hwir wives and ohil- 1ren hnund to on lafceofl Mnnrta a aemomaji and a child. tolled Six were injured Th4 MAC.NOUA lave hee salary increases AH contracts. HarxnM RemhnM ami Glen cella Weher.

disability pension. Villlsca Jurors Sanders has served as a mem- From Villisca the Jurors are her of the Pottawattamie Coun- Murphy. Margaret Hull. Hairy i ty Selective Service Board for Weaver, J. Fryrenr Imo-1 several years, and also serves on gene Dtnper.

Klliott will he re- the Salvation Army and Red Fea- presented hv Ruth Shields and ther Advisory Boards. CotnirR hv Viola Hilt W. Richardson, president of Township jurors are listed as 1464. International Assoei- fnllows- I at ion of Mnchinistc. said West.

Mrs. fleortfe Resh. Allender. (ieonje Moore Fnst. Fredvne Rusk Wilrna HnnRslen.

Malcolm Victor Pilot Crove. Dale DeWitt R'lhert Csrmichncl Srott. Nina Falk. Carl Mattson. Anton W.

Benson, Myrn Mainquist. C.rant, Pnul Isaacson. Washington, Clyde Selby, Ruth Rodstrom. Douglas. F.lver Shafer Archie Graham Never Did Offer Explanation For Airliner Blast rENVKR A 1 An FBI ngpnt who heard two ronfpusions from John C.ilncrt r.mh»m thp 24-yoar old miirdfr dffpndnnt npv-pr did pxplnin exactly why he hlpw up an that hix rrvithpr and 43 ottiprs to death.

Graham has incp thp truth of the which the FBI said he Rave last Nov. 13-14 trial ertpred its Itth Monday with continuing testimony from Special Ajfpnt Wajroner, chief hf FBI when Graham made his ad A typewritten. i statement by Graham aiui iin oral con- feasion an relrlod by Wagoner were placed belnre the seven men and five women Jurors Saturday over deferur objections. KntPred as direct evidence, Ihpy Rive the state grounds for demanding the death penalty when the cusp gofs to the Jury probably the end of this week. Graham is charged In the death his mother Mrs Dame Kinn.

5ft In the confpsxionA. hp said he Z.Vatu-k dynamite timo in her suitiMv hpfore it was on a I'nitod Air Lines ptane that Ia5t N.n- I near 11 mimrtps after lenvinq IVnvrr After Graham siRwd the confp.s sim. Wagiwirr said hp aski-il him why he bombed tlv "Graham said he didn't said he couldn't tvf.rtnber why." would receive a cash gift from members of the local at a brief ceicmnny Tuesday at 11 a at the roundhouse. Loses Control Of Car, Wife Killed SAN RAFAEL. Calif Jarlarvl Mnrmur sai.1 he lost contnil of his car Sunday nitjht.

pinning and fatally miunng his wile against their garage door at nearby Lark- sin ir. Marmur who specializes in sea stories, told police the car suddenly "lunged forward He said he hud been holding (Tie "car with the hniko; and my wife- was opening the door The car knocked down Mrs Vcrnita Alyce Marmur, 57. and dniKKed her into the garage. It crashed on through the rear of the building and came to a halt Thp car had an automatic trnas- Marmur, Tvi. callPd 1 HP said Ihi-y had rrturnpd from a ditinrr and ho had slopppd op, thy slight upuradp of thp driveway.

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T-V Salea 41 Service Griffith TV Service For your neighbor. DAY NIGHT Warranty Parts Replaced it Ph T.V. Service At Once 9H I I A A A TUIliCS $2.50 a Call. Geo. King SAI.KS SKRVICE INTKKIOR dwomtinc to iMimnejM.

Phonr Trucking 4V Hauling IJOHT A All Alxo rubhoh Sundu Included. A rood clean Job Cleaned A A I TRASH Hifht haullnK. yard. lawn mowlnc and rlean- IniC prlreii and evening 1 SaturdavM and all day. Phone 1974 WOMEN TypUi Recepionm Uookkeeper of IIKN MUIV dept HIS SalMiiian 1b MI'TI'AL.

Om.ha WK A rock, under house and liirht ex- cavatlnc with wnsJl cat. Phone S-44II1. Help Wanted Male DRIVERS CAB Co. has opening for men 2 of ace who In term ted in additional Income, to meet thoM unexpected who are to other e'enmc. Frank Nlaro.

W. MEN NKEDED to 4oK lake and deliver Fuller Shelby and fountlm week Write Manaa-cr US Lincoln Omaha. 27 No A I I'ARKIN'i 7 I'hone and Srv Guaranteed HERBS RADIO TV Service or tilKht I'h 7195 TltASH and rubbloh nient. yard cleaning Oooid Ke.a»onanl« HAl'UNO of aJl klrwir MKN Jjj 4 and ruhhi.h. I5S 00 hone 8790.

perlenced lc I wm houH Apply Holland fur- TIM. PROSPECT TV SERVICE .1 COPEUANI So Ph Personals A vour runii and chenille, IK il.M|.ri"i(l« to llrown A I i i i i for wanlilri(t or drying. 2SLK Photie 9921. IN of Stanley It aKo texlay. a lnnne Shirley Boylnic ton.

CAI.I. Marian for all typo of i and Phone 3-6366. TV Servire Phone S-479H A I I I rndio and tflevlmon repair 1 I I. Phone Household Goods Pet Stock PKT SIfOP SI NO i NO CniiRrifs for i 211 Phone S-RM2 A KeaEle A pups. 3 old 4 MONTHS old ItraKlf.

dlxtcmper ohon, i Phone A I'tipx. Wentworth Aron- Crescent 1S34. TRASH A and rrUMied rock We repair flat Phone 3-nun I Pall Fox Moving and Van JC37 6th Avenue Phone 1-0167. TRASH haullnK anytime. Also rich black dirt for Dale.

Phone A hanlfnK. cleaned. Reasonable rates Call Ray 3-6429. A haullnK. haiiement rle a mowirie Phone 711S inlnr.

1009 So. Main. WANTF.D Male Attendant Apply In Person St. Hospital. Salesmen And Agents Instruction 18 Sant HuMness College Hay Nlxht Phone JA 1565 1S20 Harncy Omaha Help Wanted Female 19 Business Service I Graham Scholarship Test Set For June 19 OrmipetiMve examinations he Alice (Graham Scholarship will be held in the office of the Pottawattamie Ponntv superintendent of schools at a June i Roy Maxfield of thp Council Rluffs Savings Rank trustee under the will of r.raham.

made the announcement Monday The nchonrship ts open to nnv Protestant girl or hoy resident of county who was graduated from a hich school tn the county with the class of 19W or It is shied at about $2001) Candidates must have maintained an average 73 or for the four Tars of hmh school And they must attend some or in thr examination i ir E. 0. M. SPECIALS 3 piece bedroom suite, dresser, chest, and bookcose bed in L. O.

1 2 9 9 5 2 piece section only one $99.50, Large platform rorker in plastic $24.50, M.We bunkbeds with ladder quard rail 3 9 9 5 9.12 ruqs by Mohawk $4995, 9 1 2 linoleum $7.50. Large unfinished chest of drawers $12.95. 2 1 n. conso'e '56 model m.ihoqany cabinet one only 1 9 9 9 5 includmq port- GTlAnTfA able radio value $39.95, 9 cubic ft. dpluxe Admiral refrigerator $179.95.

30 in. Magic Chef gas range $99.50. Above merchandise is new and guaranteed in every way, some item are on'y one. So 10 HICKORY. Dlckory Dock Charlie, can i our clcx K.

If It won't i ona. Some work must he done. Hickory. Dl kory CHAFFER WATCH SHOP Jit. Phone 7S12 ATTENTION? Three women for special parttlme work Two niornlnfr, afternoons or i Increase family Income $20 to $3o a Car nec- e.sBnrv.

Call 3-4298. Between three in. and 00 p.m. Coffee Shop Hostess Experienced, prood salary working conditions. Apply In person to Mr.

KuKHell. Hotel Chieftain Call limiKhman's 3-M7S 75i N. Jtwh. I or evenlnirs i rinir scat cushions refilled, furni- rcKliieil A i i made Frop i i and hundreds of sample falincn UAWNMoWfclt.S power and hand. pri'.

0 sharpening. tuned, lawn need and fertilizer. Plrkup anil deliver. Modern Ser- vl'-e I'hone 2-2702. No Main, am LOCAL, office needs rirl.

preferably i Insurance experience. Good worklnir conditions Write Box S17I, Nonpareil. llitM.K AOKI lady to take care of elderly man. Live. In.

Good home. Salary phis room and board. Phone 3-10R1 after A $I5 per day to start while in training. The outstanding organization in its field will select 4 men for career work. Persons selected will receive a basic starting wage greater than some men ever earn.

Your future with tfie Company depends on ability. Applicants to be considered should be between 21 and 45 years of age, have a car, and be willing to travel 4 nights each week in your area. Personal interview contact: Company Representative Iowa Sfate Employment Service Wednesday, May 2 1 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Waitress Day W.

dway. Apply In person HnrllnKton Lunch. rxted hlun cod. LVIMK and fertlllzlnft 3-3194 ckt'ndK. Typist Oli-l for filing Ami general office.

A. I Root Co 3rd St. STKKlT heims'lnmalled i heavy I BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED, capable manairlnr office retail furniture store Good permanent, ratlon. opportunity. Olve A previous Box 7712 Nonpareil.

Situations Wanted 23 By WATSOV MMK YORK A 1 --There wax de- hale in as tn what had happened to spnnc. btrt the birds and ttv hees were as htis- usual week. of them wore even busier. Kir example, a named TVmiy In ui her egR fur the current-10 m.mth Living Am.i7ed state hatchery 1S2 abrn-e the rimmed natt.mal rec- n1 Wh.it dues hail fnm" of exnirse 1 In wn annommoin on a different kuvl sprre of ton iMniptained this hird hart up dnimminj; on a metal muting the a m. Ulven I'p Hope And in NY.

a hotw- wifo seems a flight wild grov- hearted vmth Yes. (ne that the peov like sunv humans hsd up hope a n.f1hem ttvs veur Tlie vxisw h.vl rhVlimg with (V f.i«t t'v-it another knH of into the n.nvs in Trm Rninsuu'k S.x'iety for the Apprehension of Jlrte Thiexes simply n.Ko1 fiat rn cuipnts had Nvn raiifiht VIHT WO--aid de- ridod it may jrue equal attention to anone who steals In the Iw department. Mueller of TMer. Tex. rttl into new ln being stung jiwi sianing 'o riMigratulatr himself when I'ijKod a red wasp we beg you to hurry down Monday end male your selections.

Remember we have the larq- est stock of late mode! used refrigerators town over 10 to choose from inciudmq sue t.imous brands fls I nteel fling HkillPd mrn Tfrnn Joe f. R71J UlSi; for floor Kree Huntoon. cont. US TV. B'dwar.

worlt Hotel i In my home. ilT No. th. Memovinc by Neilsen Nursery Tree Co. Phone Co.

la. lor A IT 1 i do I 1 General noiiae repair, rrtnent work. paint- Ing ami dpi-oratiiiK and trim- Phone 3 7 9 --Boh A I A I and I I A SKItVH'K Oir- rol Chase Humneaii 1362 Phone 854Z. IH or' remodellnn new hoiiw. cabinet work, can not beat.

OiwrantMd work I'hone 3-3K 7 or 6X09. and Servel. rt i Terrm miy be) MAC FURNITURE 120 W. Bdw.iy Phone 3 1973 41 i i WIlll'U to A.llniral. i I I i i i i a i RAUROAD SALVAGE 1J4 Plx.lir 1 4 I 41 SI'B I T1 nil i I A hinei.

St.irftxe. rirmrr Kord I'h i 51S So Muln A I i a rlniter i oil a i "Tour A i i i tVnler" A A i Th UX1M used In clinlinn Matajt ftork nt all kinds. floors. an.I Krre kindly hotii- I I 'H SKHVU'K. trim- I I to- eatimatea.

nr -N i i 1 1 itar A room, or i i i i i and 3 to pay. Kri-e i R. I'll. IMP MTi I i i i i i a i aKo Kree i i Il.Tl.prt irpert. Thone 1 Ttt tin, .111.

I'h HI Vir.l. i or i i i mid Sipffrtinpn and 2 Free e.Ml- 8 I A 1 pumped. Oil Howard I'hone te Kendall I I 1 (J and cleaned, repaired, painted Free p-tiinatea. 1-39(0 attar 30 I 1 I homei 4 i 0 1 (M.ASS carpentry. New and home prii-en Ph KSJR A I i MR.

Ta fT" i a a a 8 Ml a A Ki TV" i A i a i aM.1 rhoirr A A I I I i TMii a if Hi a remade. l-'ull I nf a i aKo an.1 a i lonicth liini-r SpruiK Co. Thone "H4 from .1 (v romprwition nnrl I.itors- Amf ricnn hintory il Reports New Type Of Traffic Hazard Or I I pmr or. i Free ITI i (Vlrn Ma- I Phone I A a J10 Phone i TRFI- SKRV1CK TOriMXU and remox InB Innured rhnne 1-8997 I i 1, 1 5 and cement work. work carpentry i i Phone 55rS i I.S SK.RVtrKS~-- po nrw steel IIl.fi.

I'hone m. CFSSPOOUS and pun pe1 Jc per mllon. No toll. Call A 1 and New i i i I'lione, J-142S or Otto 151 US and Carpotinir nhamponed I i i IT fin floor bv clime I'h HEAVY GALVANIZED 8TKEL ROOFIXO Per Sq SI 80. TREATED CRFX)- SOTKI) PUSTS low .21 luipBl ft Jc L.EVKL.

1 8 9 6 l-ft each A Barb Wire SO rod roll 17.36 Johnson Cashway Lumber-- Paint--Hardware 37lh and Phone Growing Mash $3.95 PerCwt. HATCHERY 9th Broadway COUNCIL SLUFFS arm tupplkaa CON'SICN top dairy and to mv next dairy Tuenda." nlitht. May Mh a tiuyern mho are to pay top nrlren for fre.ih and clone Kprinuem Sell them in the most up-tn-daie. modern barn in S. Iowa I WtTTHAfER rAVIl.K^N Co la Phone S-404S It You Can Find A Better Chick Starter Than Mellow-Meal BUY IT! Me'iow Meal Starts' contains buttermiiK and whey emulsion.

Set's for $4.50 hundred. i Each baq contains a valuable Goid Bond Coupon inth Main or to Hell. nifgrfl you them at a i auction of your rh.io.ime If you have dairy to Hell, consign them to the Kmokman Livestock Co a ell-established dairy auction now In our seventh y4)ar and i The that In liveiitock ONL.T. I Phonp CATTLE BLOAT Now hei4t i to feed- ins Price $7 per nun-Vcd. I.I.I 75 for 600 Ihs.

i a Co. SIS So. a TOT-VK reed "in all thi i Journals It's now ahle i new pip; wormer--Par- JOHNSOV pilARMArT I'hone 15526 Oall SH i i Kemodel- mi New cabinet ri ine CFMFNT and enUmatc. Phone. HMS.

ami revealed a type ReJri'striitkw are to be made flr th rrt Monday with the county superintendent A 39 1" i I'lion ihnrpened and retoothed hv mir nwohine Hartley a Shop. St mi i it hefrw date. rt 1 wmtshield of S. W. Midland Join Air A I I i roto tiller, expert lawn Oall Stoker anrt work.

Outtem cleaned rt painted. New ruttera. There will he a two-dollar UrtwH JERUSALEM Israel said his car was smashed hy the metal Two Southwest Towans have etv- base of a flag traffic marker on in the Air Korre. the Onun- on onnvT ssnundrtl Egypt MI tinel. partm 13-day oM vitcn OHUSSSJ SJSr tHnrr RBf vw the Ak-Sar-Ben approach He a car ahead struck the marker hase flipped and i crashed through his wtnrtshield.

I pel ice said MOO trtrre Traffic officials tsv I markers and rubber hats to out- ItMt 4-M traffic at nte during pMk FirtT CH VC A cooperative at kind WM the first of tti hy the WMrhrtnrls 4-H Ouh CtJTTit Mi New Mexico finst In nnt. oil Bluffs nvruitinc with (Hptlc pumped. ral. JS Anchor. Colorado, and I itork at prlren oar complete Animal They were Robert J.

Brich. 35, taived rxpt i-un A A A i-. i Co BKADF.S. MORSK and carle. set.

hlftdes XSc set. Include return Breeders Supply Co. 101 So Main. Co M. M7 PETERSON PrRKIiKPn Hampshire fall vncnnatrd and guaranteed We dflHer.

Olsen Son. Koute J. Council 'ior 3ns. Machinery And Ph AfCTIONKER POR LIvr r'urniture 4 7 1 SM A Co I I HOTTUK 5 HF.A1.KK FORD PROPANE GAS CO. Ph.

S-OOM So Ave Ed Moaske--Auctioneer with H. Peyton. Realtor phine I1F4. Ixxran. Iowa ANO PONTKS fViurht aoM Ion-Neb Sale A PRRKINS-- Phone SERVICE As nmr vour phone Chal- nu New Holland New Idea K.

Ran. A C. Cleadner and many other (parts for all) A No been servicing .1 (J. oil In We now have our service shop, equipment and spec.al tools for diese iniectors. Expert perienced and tramed mech- cs.

Most complete shop of parts used Southwest Iowa. H.a,rr\**r 'arper Iowa ot Co Wuffc Of 3T11 St. (Gary) 19. Valley Both and of Missouri CAt.l. rhone 74 TAI.I.MAN A 1 1 1.EVK1.IVO I Ptwna TRAMUNO Polled bull Paul Sx-o-t.

I couth and IH of Xlndon Air Base OUtf. WUliam H. of A I Sixth Aye a pnor iwrvire man, work of Phone has re-etWmted as airman first, Rnonvn and muter work AH He was to WisrhunHh 1.04*7 AST RAM. MAC.NOI4A MftHtyn sras stiinVflts chose 1 MM DEMPSTKH will motmted Phone for THRRK IMwrnrd Koantold MtiMnta, Iowa. Phone ITS pinir.r DR KAUlt Call Karl Hy- isl Otwn Trevnor till alfalfa lsr Centcr Hramr tin Ttit'OI Bwrir milk Itth At-eeme TieM and mtrwm ooon for a in Allit-Crtal- Harper Impl.

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