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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1947 PAGE EIGHT THE COLUMBUS DAILY TELEGRAM. COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA L.

J. Smith, Washington, field representative of the National Automobile Dealers Association, who spoke at the Lincoln meeting, said that buyer demand for cars is primarily responsible for the situation under which "used" new cars are sold at high over-list premiums. AT HASTINGS COLLEGE HASTINGS, Sept. 5 Dave Goodrich, all-state guard at Hastings high school last fall and 1947 Nebraska 440-yard dash champion, was among the 40 football candidates at Hastings College today. He said he would like to play end position.

Wahoo, and Mrs. Art Smith, Schuyler, 13 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Resigns Position Harold Ross resigned his position at the Reece Wooden Sole Shoe Company, where he had been employed the past 18 years, and will move with Mrs. Ross and sons, Jack and to Dalton Gardens, to make their home. Jack has resigned his position at the Safeway store.

The COST of ale i hM -anniversary To Inaugurate Safety Patrol By Students Selected Pupils Will Direct Traffic At Schools A student traffic safety patrol will be inaugurated at city and parochial schools in Columbus within the near future, it was announced today by the police department. Under the plan, a minimum of two students will be selected from each institution will be on duty mrViiio ntVier rami's are crossine Automobile Liability hours after the three-hour operation yesterday, he was restless. Then, in the late afternoon he became drowsy and appeared calmer. A Denver neuro-surgeon 'twas called in by veterans' administration officials to perform the operation. The Cerro, N.

veteran' had been bothered recently by severe headaches. Later he began to lose control of his limbs, and doctors told him the operation was necessary to save his life. The Denver neuro-surgeon and two assistants, staff members at the veterans' administration hospital here, declined to make any predictions with regard to the young veteran's recovery. "We cannot predict the result, as far as life is concerned, for at least 10 days," they said. Doctors said a large abcess was found near the center of Gomez' brain.

The brain tissue was either "deactivated or damaged," they said adding that if it is damaged, partial paralysis might result. However, if it only was deactivated the tissue will regenerate. Insurance is up to A -N. CELEBRATING 75 YEARS OF fH'oNEY-SAVING PRICES YOU! AL JOLSON in a great new Dismissals Minnie Blaser, Columbus; Mrs. Arlow Tschudin and daughter, Belgrade; Mrs.

Jerry Faltys and son, Schuyler; Mrs. Richard Louis and daughter, Genoa; Glenn Olson, Columbus; De-layne Peck, Columbus; and Kenneth Scholz, Bellwood, were dismissed yesterday from St. Mary's hospital. if 1. 1 SOUVENIR ALBUM streets going to and from school, These youthful patrolmen tc be equipped with special badges and white canvas Sam Browne) Incorporated New corporations listed today by United Press include Howard Products, Omaha, to manufacture and sell drugs and cosmetics, capitalized at Incorporators are Howard Stiff, Taylor H.

Snow and Marvin Schmid, the latter a former Columbus resident. 4 Rules Meeting O. L. Webb, NSHAA secretary discussed the new high school football rules last night at the Kramer high school auditorium. Webb told the crowd of 70 that there were no major changes this year.

Main change is the substitution ruJe which remains "free" but none of the players need to report. Last year the tackle, guards and centers to report to the referee. 1 Dei LS, Win uirtrcL cLii wi lkuui avji the protection of the students When motorists do not obey their directions the "officers" will take license numbers of the violators and turn them in to the police. These student patrolmen will have full backing of the police and all drivers must obey their directions," a department spokesman said-Boys Elected Boys put on patrol duty will be selected by voting of the student body. They will be chosen at all schools in Columbus except Second ward, where the fact that the institution has only the first three grades makes it impossible.

"Cities and towns all over the country are adopting this method of traffic regulation at their schools and report very good result" a police represenftative pointed out. The program will be launched as soon as the equipment, which is now on order, arrives. "Equipment is being purchased through proceeds from sale of bicycle the spokesman aridpd "in this wav money ob It To Curb Quick New Car Resales LINCOLN, Sept. 5 (IP) Nebraska automobile dealers were a step closer to establishing a system designed to curb quick new car resales. A meeting, the 17th and final of a series, was scheduled to be held at Omaha, where members of the Nebraska Motor Dealers Association were to be told of the "contract" plan, under which anyone who purchases a new car agrees not to resell it within six months.

The contract would carry a $400 penalty clause. It is designed to halt the customer-to-used-car-lot market. The plan was described to members of the association at meetings at Hastings and Lincoln yesterday and at 14 other meetings over the state in the past few weeks. John B. Quinn, Lincoln, public relations counsel tor the association, said the contract would be legal under Nebraska title taws.

The statutes permit a lien to be attached to a contract giving title to property, he said. Use of the agreement would be "arbitrary," Quinn said, but he reported he had heard no dealer Careful driving and regular overhaul help reduce accidents. And when the accident rate is low, insurance rates go down. It's to your advantage to drive carefully! It's also to your advantage to buy insurance from an established, service-minded agency. For prompt, thorough agency service, see 1870 Our Seventy-Seventh Year 1917 Becher, Hockenberger Chambers Co.

Real Estate Loans Insurance Receives Word Mrs. E. M. Ragatz received word that her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

David Osterhout of Crete are the parents of a daughter born Sept. 4 at the Lincoln General hospital. She weighed eight pounds and two ounces and has been given the name Ruth Mary. Mrs. Ragatz went to Lincoln today and will go to Crete with Mrs.

Osterhout to spend a couple of weeks. 75 SAVE ON ALL WOOL TUCK-IN SWEATERS PAY LESS FOR SHEER I QO ALL-NYLON HOSIERY Fair Full fashioned reinforced for loDger wear. Flatterine Fall shades. 8H-10H. Regularly 1.98! Fine-knit 100 wool worsted variety of colors.

Sizes 34-40. Band Concert Program for the tained from the boys and girls will in turn be used for their protection while attending school." 1 1 City Briefs i On Vacation Miss Mary Hanzel concert by Columbus city band in Frankfort square at 8 p.m. today is announced by Director Forrest L. Corn as follows: "Star Spangled march, McLeod; march, "The Fairest of the Sousa; medley overture, "Old Time Favorites" Barnard; popular, "Im Gettin Sentimental Over arranged by Yoderx, featuring Dick Schultz the trombone hymn, "A Mighty Fortress is Our Luther; march, "Washington Grays" Grafulla; "Alexander's Ragtime Berlin; overture, "William Rossini; popular, "Star Carmichael, featuring Al Kavich on the clarinet and Dean Bushnell on the cornet; "God Bless Berlin. is enjoying a vacation from her duties at, St.

Mary's hospital. Will Begin Duties Miss Violet Crofutt of Fremont will begin her duties at the Hinck Beauty Shop Monday. Choral Union Choral Union of Eone 8 will meet at 8:30 p. m. Sept.

11 at the Immanuel Lutheran church. New members are invited to join. "When You Were Sweet Sixteen," "Back In Your Own Backyard," "I'm Sitting On Top Of the WorW," "Liza," and others $3.94 SIXfJLE RECORDS Al Jolion "I'm Mad? Me Ive You I Iidn't Want To io It) "Ma Rlushin Rosie" "All My Love" "Kwp Smilin' At Trouble" "April Showers" 31 ill Brothers My Achin Heart" "What Vou Don't Know Won't Hurt Vou' Itirk Haymes "I Wixh I Lidn't Love You So" "Nauchty Angeline" Ink Spots "Io Keel That Way, Too?" "Information Please "I the Blues When It Rains" "Kither It's Love Or It Isn't" I.awrenrr WHk "i Won't Be Home Anymore When You Call" "Ited Silk Stockings And liretn Perfume" "Pic-A-Nir-In" "Smoke, Smoke, Smoke" "Ioin You "Whiffennoof Song" I'ajr l.omhan'o "SffniM Like Old Times" "(Jive Me the Moon Over Brooklyn" "Kate" "All My Love" It in ir rily with Krril Vinriiig and the Ulrr "Kentucky Rahe" "Whiffenpoof Song" "The Anniversary Waltz" "Yours Is My Heart Alone" Glenn Miller and Hi Orrhetra (re-pressing "Peg My Heart" "Monlight Bay" Three Sans "Peg O' My Heart" "Across, the Alley From the Alamo" 'T'ei-ilia" "I Never Knew" "Tanijo of Roses' "If 1 Had My Life to Live Over" Perry Como "When You Were Sweet Sixieen" f'hi-Baha. Chi-Baba" Dinninr Sisters "1 Wonder Whose Kissing Her Now" "Lolita Ipez" Eddy Howard "Kate" "On the Avenue'" "Say Something Nice About Me" "Just Plain Love" "Not Mine" "Happy In Love" "Ragtime Cowboy Joe" "An Apple Blossom Wedding" Betty II niton "I Wish 1 Didn't Love You So" "Sewing Machine" Benny Goodman "Alexander's Ragtime Band" "Riff in' At the Ritz" "Dizzy Fingers" "Tattletale" Georgia GInhs "Fendin' and Fightin' "You Do" Victor l.omharrto "Conie to the Mardi Oras" "Ohr Mv Achin' Heart" Jark Smith "Jack. Jack.

Jack" "Oh! My Achin' Heart" Vaughn Monroe "Tallahassee" "I Wish I Didn't Love You So" "Kokomo. Ind. "You Do" Glenn Miller Band With Beneke "5al In Kalamazoo" "At Last" Spike Jones "Our Hour" Corn Sack" "Love In Bloom" "Blowing Bubble Gum" Sammy Kaye "Serenade of the Bells' "What Kvery Young Girl Should Know" "That's My Desire" "Red Silk Stockings and Green Perfume' Jark Leonard "Natightv Ansreline" "A-N-G-E-L Spells Mary" Elilot I.awrenre "The Kcho Said No" "As Years Go By" Freddy Martin CS TfiBU Marriage Licenses Marriage li- I censes were issued in County SLING BLACK LOUNGER REDUCED FROM 4.98 WASHABLE BLOUSES IN SOFT RAYON 75 447 Girl 's smart moc-style pump! Of smooth leather, famous Panolene soles. 4 to 9. You'd expect to pay 2.50! Superb workmanship, many styles, color3.

32-33. Ministerial Association The first meeting since June of the Platte County Ministerial Association will be held at 10 a. m. Monday at the Y. M.

C. A. Son Born Mr. anl Mrs. Walter Reddel of Colummbus are the parents of a son born Sept.

-4 at the Lutheran hospital. He weighed seven pounds and 13 ounces. with concealed perfume vial Judge Stone office yesterday to the following couples: J. Dale Bachman, Creston, and Miss Na-dine Brauner, Columbus, who will take their vows in Immanuel Lutheran church at 3 "p.m. Sunday; Norris E.

Asche, Leigh, and Miss Donna G. Settgast, Columbus, who will be married in Christ Lutheran church at 6:30 p.m. Sunday; Kenneth E. Greiner and Miss Betty Lou Ewert, both of Columbus, who will take their vows at St. Bona-venture Catholic church at 9 a.m.

Monday. A license was issued today to Arthur T. Greisen, Humphrey, and Miss Rose Pinger, Lindsay. Their wedding will take place in Holy Family Catholic church at Lindsay at 9 a.m. next Tuesday.

I. Fire Fire department was called at 3:45 p. m. Thursday to extinguish a grass fire at Thirteenth avenue and Twelfth street. Daughter Born Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Higgins of Columbus are the parents of a daughter born todav at St. Mary's hospital. She weighed five pounds and eight ounces. Parents of Girl Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Kobus of Columbus are the parents of a daughter born today at St. Mary's hospital. She weighed eight pounds and eight ounces. Divorce Decree Mrs.

Neomia Louise Harris of Columbus was granted a divorce from Raymond Harris of Omaha by Judge Louis Lightner in district court Wednesday on grounds of cruelty and non-support. They were married in Omaha February 11, 1946, and separated in December, 1946. Harris did not contest the divorce case. The decree awarded Mrs. Harris custody of their little daughter, Gloria Jean.

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Strap cushions! Eight roomy, drawers! Hardwood construction, Mahogany or Walnut veneers. Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yonkie will hold open house from the hours of 2 to 5 p. m.

Sunday at the Richland hall in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. Rather daring, but you'll love.the idea. A Tabu-scented red of your favorite shade to I including the pcrfurm (' extra) give fragrance as well as color Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rockford of Columbus are the parents of a daughter born today at the Lutheran hospital.

She weighed eight pounds and 11 ounces. charm to your lips and then a drop here and there of Tabu perfume itself from the vial concealed in this very clever lipstick's attractive cover. MIE LE Drug Stores Report Veteran Resting Easily FORT LOGAN, Sept. 5 (IP) Virgil Gomez, 27-year-old veteran of the Bataan death march, "rested easily" today after an operation that removed a two-inch nail driven into his brain by a Japanese soldier. Gomez was sleeping peacefully early this morning.

For several 4 It. Returns To Duties Miss Elsie Hellbusch has returned to her duties at the Hinck Beauty Shop after convalescing the past three weeks from injuries suffered in an automobile accident." Omitted The names of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ahrens and son, of Leigh, were inadvertently omitted from the social account in Thursday's Telegram of the dinner given by Mrs. Wm.

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