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PAGE EIGHT THE COLUMBUS DAILY TELEGRAM, COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA" THURSDAY. JUNE 19. 1947 Wednesday to their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Baer of Missouri Valley, la.

He weighed eight pounds, three ounces. Overlooking 40B-29s Some Trick Local JayCees To Aid Rat Eradication mine whether a length of clothes line found in Mrs. Barrows' vanity was used to strangle the infant. A thin red line was found on the child's throat, indicating the murder weapon was a rope. Mrs.

Barrows said she did not remember seenig the rope before. A can of poison was found in her room, police said. She said she didn't know how it got there. Parents of Daughter Mr. and Mrs.

James Shea of Wilmette, 111., are the parents of a daughter born Monday. She weighed eight pounds, nine ounces. Mrs. Shea is the former Elaine McNair of Columbus. Weedend," also hit the movie jackpot for 1946, receiving $234,166 from Paramount.

The trio of Hope, Crosby and Milland topped the Paramount payroll last year to replace Director Thomas Leo McCarey, Actress Olivia de Havilland and Vice President and General Manager' Henry Ginsburg who were paid the three highest salaries in 1945. In that year, McCarey, director of "Going My Way," was paid $938,770. Warner Brothers paid Stanley Morner better known as Actor Dennis Morgan $261,000, while Director Michael Curtiz' was paid $258,600 during 1946. In! 1945 Actor Charles Boyer was the top-salaried Warner star at $207,500. ar.d Mrs.

Henry Mimick and Carl Mimick of Cedar Rapids, Steve Czuba of Big Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kaza and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Siemek and son of Fuller-ton, Mrs.

Selma Siemek of Lincoln, Mrs. Mamie Bump, Mrs. Joe Govern, Mrs. Louis Sutko of Silver Creek, Miss Clara Skorupa, Frank Robak and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Stan Rosno, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Micek, Henry Micek, Mrs. Steve Lassek, Mike Lassek, Steve Lassek, and family, Zig Ciecar, Joe Korus, and family, Mrs. Dorothy Wielgus, Mrs.

Jim Shemek, Alfons, Frank and Flavian Shemek of Tarnov, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Micek and Miss Micek, John Micek and son, Phil of Shelby, Henry Czuba, Louis Czuba, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Czapla and John Kusek of Portland, Ore.

Mother Will Get Another Test Today CHICAGO, June 19 IP Police planned to give a pretty 24-year-old mother a second lie detector test today to check her story of the man. who came to her bedroom shortly after midnight yesterday and strangled her three-year-old son. A lie detector test yesterday was inconclusive, police said, because Mrs. Betty Barrows was emotianally distaught. Ijv San Pedro, the child's father, Louis Drazin, Mrs.

Barrows' first husband, tearfully told Columbus Junior Chamber of Commerce in meeting- last night at the Izaak Walton cabin decided to lend full support to the campaign to rid the city of rodents. After seeing pictures of rat control and hearing discussion of the problem by J. W. Hunt, rodent control expert from the U. S.

Public Health Service, Kansas City, and Harry Glynn of the state health Accident Car driven by Ed Neujahr, Surprise, crashed into the front of the Blue Room on Highway 30 about 5:30 p. m. Wednes- i day. Neujahr had turned into the added up to about 2,000,000 gallons, which cost the army air forces around $600,000. Didn't Know About Gas The WAA didn't know about the gasoline; when it did learn this precious fluid was aboard the junked planes, Frank Creedon, the deputy administrator (who later became housing administrator) ordered it sold.

His underlings ignored him. And a good thing they did, too, said Wunderlich. When he bought those planes, he said he also bought the gas in the tanks. So he started melting down the airplanes, stacking away the parts that could be used again, and getting ready to sell the stuff to any customers who might possibly want it. His best patron, it developed, was the army air force which bought from him (through intermediaries) parts from the same planes it had sold him.

The army claims this was a good deal; Sen. Ferguson will ask some more questions later about that. "And did you sell any parts to any foreign governments?" the senator asked. "Well, I think perhaps we did," Wunderlich said. "We sold some motors to Brazil.

Or maybe it was to the Argentine." "Don't you know?" Sen. Ferguson insisted. "Not rightly, I don't," Wunderlich replied. It was at this juncture that the Fergusonian rose-bud gave up the fight to live. department in Lincoln, plans for a campaign were considered, and Tell It and sell it.

The Want Ads will do it. driveway, and his brakes failed to hold when he tried to come to a stop. Window was broken and there was slight damage to the front of the establishment. Nue-jahr will appear in police court Friday morning on charge of driving with defective brakes. Joan Crawford Paid $400,000 PHILADELPHIA, June 19 IP Movie Queen Joan Crawford was paid $400,000 by Warner Brothers Pictures, last year while Comedian Bob Hope got $275,000 and his sid-kick Birng Crosby $250,300 from Paramount Pictures, the companies' annual reports to the securities and exchange commission disclosed today.

(All salaries and commissions reported to the SEG are gross figures before bederal or state income taxes. The federal tax alone runs about 50 per cent on a salary, scaling up to 68 per cent on a $500,000 salary.) Actor Ray Milland, star of "Lost police that he knew the mother Marriage Licenses Walter L. Bruhn, who farms near Platte Cen ter, and Miss Violet B. Keeler of Han, You're Crazy Forget your agnl Thousands are peppy at 70. Try "pepping up" with Ostrex.

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OTHMAN WASHINGTON, June 19 (LP) It takes an exceedingly near-sighted fellow to mislay a B-29. When he overlooks 40 of these aerial Behemoths parked in the sunshine on a field in Arizona he either wears smoked glasses, with blinders attached, or he works for the poor old War Assets Administration. Sen. Homer Ferguson of Michigan had a pink rose in his lapel when he opened his inquiry into the 5,000 odd (odd is a good word) surplus bombers the WAA peddled to a road contractor from Jefferson City, Mo. The rose was wilted and so was the senator before he discovered how an airplane counter can look at a four-motored war plane and not see it.

Counted Four Times The mighty ships were parked wing to wing, as far as the eye could see on a level stretch of desert near Kingman, Ariz. The idea was to sell 'em for junk (deluxe junk, as we'll discover in a minute). So the WAA boys strolled down the ranks of airplanes, counting same. Four times they counted the planes and four times they sent a different answer to Washington, testified John H. Carey, the WAA's head airplane salesman.

He shuffled the papers and decided the most likely number was 5,483. So he sold that number of ships to Martin Wunderlich, the portly road builder from Missouri, for $2,780,000. Wunderlich was incensed. The papers he got indicated that he'd bought 5,543 airplanes. He wanted 'em.

The boys ordered another count. were to be married at 2 p. m. today Vernon Weber, JayCee chairman for the project, enlisted the aid of members to make inspection trips through the business district. Need for this control was brought out when it was stated that a Columbus business firm recently hired a professional exterminator and he killed 300 rats in his building in a short period of time.

Also discussed at the stag meeting" were problems pertaining to three other JayCee projects being undertaken by the organization this summer the Fair parade, the Softball league and the State Quarterly Conference of the Junior Chamber, an event that will be held in Columbus beginning July 19. Fifty members attended the meeting. After the business session moving pictures were shown and a lunch was served. at the Grace Lutheran church at Platte Center. Also receiving a "loved the baby." He said his wife divorced him shortly after he returned from paratrooper service in Japan last fall and that he was unaware that the mother had remarried.

Couple Separated Mrs. Barrows and her second husband, Robert Barrows, 26, were separated several weeks ago. Police said Barrows was sleeping at his home in Chicago when, the attack occurred. The tall black-haired mother spent the night in the apartment, which she shares with her mother, Mrs. Rose Black, and her stepfather, Roy Black, but she would not sleep in the bedroom, where her baby was strangled.

She slept with her mother in an 5: license were Wilburn A. Crumley, farmer, and Miss Ruth W. Borch-ers, both of Monroe. They will be married Sunday at St. Paul's Lutheran church.

Walther League to Hold Spring Rally Here on Sunday Walther League of Immanuel Lutheran church, Columbus, will entertain the other Leagues of Zone 8 at the Spring Rally Sunday, June 22. Ball games will be played in the afternoon at the Agricultural park, starting at 1 o'clock, with a team from each league taking part. Luncheon will be served in the Immanuel Lutheran church basement from 5 to 6 p. m. Evening will begin with vesper services, with Rev.

E. L. Freyer-herm of Schuyler in charge. Following the business meetin, all leagues will contribute entertainment. Rev.

Martin Borneman, pastor of Christ Lutheran church and president of the district league, will be present as district representative. Leagues of Zone 8 are Immanuel Lutheran, Christ Lutheran and St. John's, Zion, Leigh; Trinity, and Immanuel, Schuyler; and Zion, Platte at PIGEONS GO LITERARY CAMBRIDGE, Mass. IP Two pigeons solved their particular housing shortage. They built a nest on a marble ledge inside the main reading room of Harvard's Widener Library.

Win Awards Mrs. Art Roth and Mrs. W. M. Marsden, Columbus, captured golf awards at "Ladies Open Day" held Wednesday at Hillside County club in York.

Mrs. Roth won a prize for lowest number of putts, and Mrs. Marsden for longest drive. Others attending from Columbus were Mrs. E.

C. Metcalf. Mrs. Gus Bergman, Mrs. Nettie Dussell, Mrs.

W. H. Sinke, Mrs. Burns Ellison, Mrs. Fred Albert, Miss Bonnie Lomas, Mrs.

E. H. LaBorde, Mrs. E. F.

Otterpohl, Mrs. Leonard Herde and Mrs. Hans Muller. Kiverview Inn Club Every SHERIFF TO BE FLYING COP HOBART, Okla. IP County Sheriff Tommy Howard plans to City Briefs Choir Practice Choir of the Methodist church will practice at 7 p.

m. tonight at the church-Elected Secretary Rev. J. Mel-vin Elving, Columbus, was elected recording secretary today at the 79th annual convention of Nebraska Baptists. adjoining bedroom, police said.

Two policewomen stayed in the apartment with her. Lie detector tests given Mrs. Barrows' mother and step-father apparently confirmed their, story of finding their daughter in bed in a dazed condition early yesterday. Dead In Crib The child, Gerald Drazin, was dead in his crib. Mrs.

Barrows said she was awakened by the slayer who gagged her with one hand and ripped her night clothing. She said she struggled and he fled through the rear door. Chicago police sought to deter take to the air in his fight against They came up with 5,483 bombers, I Center. crime. He is getting flying lessons and expects to use a plane, equipped with a short wave radio, to nab criminals over the county.

THURSDAY Saturday and Sunday 5 The Want Ads Tell it and sell it. will do it. 40 more than WAA thought it sold, or 60 less than Wunderlich thought. He'd bought. And another thing, said Wunderlich, a sandy-haired individual with a turned up nose, a red face, and peculiarly vivid brown suit of the shade the ladies call snuff.

About that gasoline. It's his. "Huh?" asked Sen. Ferguson. Well sir, it turned out that the tanks of the planes contained lots of the best quality of aviation gasoline when he bought 'em.

It Games Postponed Junior Chamber of Commerce Softball league games slated for tonight at Pawnee park have been postponed due to wet grounds. Francis Marshall I Bevln Blames Soviet Union LONDON, June 19 (IP) Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told the House of Commons tonight that Russia was to blame for any division of Europe. He closed the Commons debate on foreign policy in Europe by repeating the words of Philip Pira-tin, communist member, who had spoken on the "Division of Europe." "All that trouble is the responsibility of Russia, not of Great Bri TODAY'S SPECIALS INFANTS' KNIT WRAPPERS Correction The wedding of Miss Marian Hulsebus and Robert Dickey will take place at 2 p. m. Sun1 day at the Baptist church, not 2:30 as was stated in Monday's Services Held Funeral services for Leonard (Wimpy) Shemek, 28, who passed away Monday at St.

Mary's hospital, were held at 9 a. m. today at St. Bonaventure church, with Rev. Albert Limacher, pastor, officiating.

Burial was in the Catholic cemetery. Active pallbearers were Ed Micek, Joe Wozney, Walt Vruble, Leo Soul-liere, Frank Micek. Ted Swirczek, Ed Mimmick, Alfred Warholoski, and honorary pallbearers were Terry Lachnit, Alfred Kuta, Adolph Podgurski, Felix Legenza, Ray Kuta, Paul Czuba, Dennis Placzek, and Orville Zuerlcin. Out of town relatives and friends present were Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Shemek and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gond-ringer and sons of Osceola, Edward Lisco, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hilger, Frank Siemek and Florence, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Krings, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Micek, Mr. AND GOWNS 89c, Now Only and His FOUR ACES Enjoy a Fine Dinner with Fine Music and Dancing i 79 2.47 77? KNIT DIAPERS Combed Yard Were 2.79, Now Only Dozen DISPOSABLE DIAPER PACK No Washing.

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