The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 17

Welch Claims Rights Bircher Movement A Red 'Blueprint' Tuesdoy, March 9, The Star 17 Los Angeles Welch said Monday the civil rights movement is part of a Communist blueprint to establish a Soviet republic in the south- easteni United The founder of the John Birch Society, here for three speeches he said would raise about $10,000 for the zation, also told a news conference: The blueprint was laid out in 1929 by Communists who said then that in the South are to be considered exactly as if they were a colony of suppressed The object is to up trouble and demand an pendent Negro republic and then advance the Communist Claims of Negro oppression are and only a very small minority of Negroes in the South are denied their voting rights because they are Negroes, Welch said. say that there veteran cannot understand it nor can he in his mind justify said Leonard Owen, editor of the VFW News, in an editorial about the closing of the Lincoln Veterans Administration Hospital. make sense economically or said Owen. will be great hardships to those who have to travel greater distances to Radio, TV Programs MORNING TV 6:30 Farm Short Course 6:45 7:00 p.m. Local News 7:25, 8:25 Sunrise Semester Morning Show 7:25 Thought For Day 7:30 Features: on Parade World Unicameral Your Back Yard Farm 7:45 Christopher (Mon.) Soc.

Security (Tue.) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Silver Wings (Thu.) Big Picture (Fri.) Literature Project English Tue) 8:30 Tennessee Ernie ETV Features: Features: 8:00 Room for Dad CBS News: Wallace King Romper Room 9:15 Funny Company ETV Features: 6 9:30 0 What Song Features: Lucy Kitchen Romper Room Neb. Studies (Mon.) Art 6 (Wednesday) Stations Seen In Lincoln 0 KMTV (NBC) Omaha WOW (CBS) Omaha KBTV (ABC) Omaha KOLN (CBS) Lincoln KIJON (ETV) Lincoln from their home in order are no places where Negroes proper medical at- are handicapped in voting, but where they are it is he said. Repeating his claim, made in a recent pamphlet, that Literature (Fri.) 9:50 Shaw 9:55 0 News: Newman 10:00 0 Concentration Andy of Mayberry Flame in the Wind EITV eatures: Chef of Music Era 10:30 0 Jeopardy: Fleming Real McC oys I Price Right As World Turns ETV Features: Home Jean Cox Right Kri Trail 11:00 0 Say When: Love of Life Donna Reed ETV Features: Mon, Thu, Nebraska Studies 11:25 CBS News: Trout 11:30 0 Consequences Search Tomorrow Father Know 11:45 Guiding Light 11:55 0 News: Scherer Dr. Martin Luther King is a troublemaker who has been trained by the Welch said in answer to questions: Support Communists doubt that King is a Communist. But I have no way of knowing.

He is doing things that support the Communist Welch said he knowi, whether the Nobel a i Prize winner is the real er of the civil rights movement. they (the nists) want is the trouble created by he said. King is deluding the Negroes into thinking they are mistreated more than they He said there is a Communist-conceived plan to drive a wedge between Americans and assist a Red takeover of the United States. tention to which they are The Lincoln VA Hospital, according to Owen, has spent approximately one million dollars to equip and update its facility and is in a training program whereby young doctors get further training and also give the Veterans Administration some of latest medical techniques that assist in a more speedy recovery for the patient. seems so asinine, said Owen, the President and the Bureau of the Budget to close VA facilities, for the saving of approximately $23 million at the expense of the deserving veteran and on the other hand pour billions of dollars to foreign countries that most of us have never heard of prior to the granting of aid from our Great as veterans must arouse the American people just as we did in the early thirties when we beat down the forces that would have robbed the World War I Veterans of the bonus that he had earned.

Once that we have aroused the American people to the choice they will let the White House know in terms that cannot be mistaken what their feelings are in this said Owen. Liquor Credit Hearings Set For March 15 DEATHS AND FUNERALS 87, 1845 So. 20th, died Saturday. Services: 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Roper 4300 0.

Wyuka. Memorials to Cedars Home for Children. The Rev. Francis Belote. Pallbearers: William Beachley Bill Harding, Bob Dolan, Jack Clark, Robert R.

Kahni. Richard White. Honoraries: William Beachley Ray Osborn, Howard Hadley, Lewis Baker, Dr. Clayton Zillers, William Ross, 245 No. 27th.

Burial: Simmons, Saltillo, Memorials to Simmons Cemetery Miss Coralie Wiltcrdink, 1944 Prospect. 74, 1511 died Sunday. 11 a.m. Wednesday, Roper 4300 0. Burial; Fairview.

The Rev. Vern Spindell. Pallbearers; Conrad Fisher, Robert Wilson. Clifford Dier. Frank Bryant.

Virgil Roti, Clement Gaughan, Thomas Leadley, Clai'cnce L. Clark, Burnham i jqhj so arvin 43, of 4,307 No. 61st. died Monday in tean, Mont. Born Little Falls, Minn.

Cement construction Campbcli, 53. 1328 0, died Saturday. RECORD BOOK AFTERNOON TV 12:00 BO News p.m. Movie: Toro (90m) (D RFD: Ludwig 12:25 0 Over Garden Fence 12:30 World Turns 12:35 0 Conversations: Olson 12:55 0 News: Kalber 1:00 0 Moment Truth 1:30 0 The Doctors Day in Court Neb. Studies (Mon.) ETV Features: Tue.

Wed. 1:55 News: Sanders 2:00 0 Another World To Tell The Truth General Hospital ETV Features: 6 (Tue, Thu) News: Edwards 2:30 0 You Edge of Nitc oung Married ETV Features Literature Nebraska Studies Economics 3:00 0 Match Game Secret Storm 0 Trailmaster 3:15 ETV Features: I II History 3:25 0 News, Sports 3:30 0 Movie: is These Cartoon Theatre ETV Features: Wed English for Teachers for Teachers 4:00 Movie: Cobra White (83m) 49th (81ra) 4:30 0 Mickey Mouse Show Tue. Bear Woodpecker 5:00 0 Cartoons: Woodpecker Potamus Hound Gorilla Leave It To Beaver Features Bill ETV Features Tue That Was Strang Casual Scouting 5:25 TV Pulse: Coleman 5:30 0 Huntley-Brinkley News: Cronkite 0 ABC News: Jennings 5:45 0 News, Weather Rhodes Files $200 Million Damage Suit Omaha Bridgeport attorney Paul Rhodes of El wood, has filed suit in Federal District asking $200 million damages from 22 individuals and corporations. The action stems from a second degree arson charge filed against Rhodes in 1959 in connection with a fire at a drug store he owned in Bridgeport, and which was dismissed in March. 1964.

Rhodes contends in his petition he has suffered great financial loss and will continue to suffer loss and has been disbarred from the practice of law. The petition asks $50 million actual damages, $50 million punitive damages plus costs. marriage licenses LviMlon Travis Terrell. Dallas. Texas Enk.sson.

Sweden Charles Gratilhanr, Kearney Theora Edmonson. Kearney Charles W. Smith. Ashburn. f'f VlcKi Lane.

No. 45th births Bryan Memorial Hospital Son HICKMAN Mr and Mrs. Eugene (Mary Leach). 4316 Carswell Road, March 8 Lincoln General Hospual Son and Mrs. i i (Donna Schwenck), 2035 No.

57lh, St. Ktisabelh Hospital Sons ABEBE Ml and Mrs. Pheseha (Janet i Bvron). H44 Nance, March 8 i and Mrs Jdhn' (Sharyn 1601 C. M.irch i and Mrs, Raymond (Barbara 1945 E.

March 7, and Mrs. Dale (Karen Allen). Ashland. March 7. WOOLLNGTON Mr.

and HanfoM (Janice Luts), 5202 Walker March 7. DauEhters and Mrs. Gene (Janice Kuhl). 1715 So. 23rd.

March 7. HENNKSSEY-Mr. and Mrs. (SonJa Turek), 4120 So 37th, March 7. and Mrs.

Jimmy (Connie Robbins). 1936 D. March 7. and Mrs. Gary Rocmey).

3301 S. March 7. The State Liquor Commission reported Monday it will hold public hearings March 15 for 10 license hold- charged with delinquent credit. The commission could suspend or revoke the licenses. The license holders are.

including location of establishment and type of license: Alan Woody. Arcadia: package liquor and retail beer license. American Hungarian Culture and Edu cation Society, Orr license. Michael Coroiie, sale beer license James Miiniiclly, liquor license. Harold E.

Neumann, Omaha; 1 1 SS liquor licen.se Norpalm. On liquor lii'cnsp. Coran S. Montague. Alliance; class liquor license.

Freda 1.. Gillisple. Hallam; and off beer license Jerry Vanek. Ord; i sale beer license. Dorothy B.

Bowman, class liquor license. eommi.s.sion also set March 15 for public hearing on three license appiip- tions. In each case, protests were filed against the application or the local governing body recommended denial. The applicants: Williams Unimart, of Kearneyj off sale beer license. Robert Gerard Archibald of Omaha; retail class liquor license.

Frank A. Hardy and Frances A. Raney of Juniata; retail on and off sale beer I license. (Peace Corps Staff Members To Visit With NU Students Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Sacred Heart Church.

Msgr. H. N. Hart. Rosary 6:30 p.m.

Monday, 4040 A. Burial: Calvary. Anthony, one- nionth-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron R.

Edwards. 2232 S. died Saturday. Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Um- 48th and Vine.

Burial: Wyuka, 56, of 1328 0, died Friday. 10:30 a.m. luesday. Om.iha: on sale beer Omaha; on and off Omaha; retail class retail Omaha: retail class retail retail retail on and off Wilber; retail ly Petitlon.s filed alleging extreme cruel Clarence 1960. in Defendants named in Rhode.s’ petition- Vaughn Germain.

Ellis Iverson, Fred Otte, Walter Arfman. Ernest a I r. Jack Edwards, Robert G. Simmons Robert Harris, RcAert Haney, Lawrence Vickery. James Macken, R.

A. Berg, Rush Clarke, Norval Houston, Leo Knudtson. Clarence A. H. Meyer, Clarence Beck, Western Adjustment Company, Continental Insurance Company.

Aetna Insurance Company, Underwriters Salvage Company, and National Fire Insurance Company. Peace Corps staff members, including returned volunteers, will visit the University of Nebraska, March 14 to 20, to explain the purpose, programs and plans of the Peace Corps. A Peace Corps information center will be set up and interested junior, senior a graduate students may take aptitude tests, which will be given several times daily. Peace Corps questionnaires, available at the Post Office and the dean of student office, must be filled out before taking the aptitude test. TUESDAY EVENING TV 9:30 Your Unicameral 10:00 News (All stations) 10:15 0 10:20 10:30 Johnny Carson Show Guest is Jan Peerce 10:35 Stagecoach West 11:35 News: Stevens 11:45 0 Rose of RADIO EPrroR-f krttert town.

6:00 News (All but 0 p.m. 0 Death Valley Days Mountaineer aids Easterner Parlons I 6:15 Parlons II 6:30 0 Mr. Novak Novak takes up sky-diving to be near his new love Fractured Flickers Combat Truck carrying wounded is trapped by Nazis Bridge: Jean Cox 7:00 Joey Bishop knuckle-cracking Type Right-lnstruct 7:30 0 Hullabaloo Show Chad i Johnny Rivers. Barbara Mc.Nair Red Skelton Red's career highlighted i with Ed Wynn narrating McHale Parker hit on head, feels little boy at camp i Three Faces of Cuba 8:00 0 milkman is spy 8-30 0 Satire 0 Biting news Petticoat Junction Joe wants Governor to visit 0 Peyton Place Elliot reads diary (0 The French Chef 9:00 Pope Vatican 0 Profile of Pope Paul new course of Roman catholic Church examined OCD Doctors Nurses Male nurse accused of misconduct 'owards patient 0 Fugitive Kimble tries to stop truck driver from becoming thief World of Music LOCAL R.ADIO KFAB (1110 NBC -Omaha KVm (1240 KLIN KLNfS (1480 WOW (590 CBS-Omaha FM RADIO KFAB-FM 99 KFM(i-FM 95 KQ.4L FM 94 KW'BE-FM 92.9mc)—Beatrice WOW-FM t92 Want To Buy Missile Site? 12 For Sale Want to buy an Atlas missile site? The federal General Services Administration is advertising for sale 12 underground missile sites near Lincoln and Salina, Kan. Each is 175 feet deep with a launching control center 33 feet deep.

Each is supplied with air conditioning, heat, water supply, electrical distribution and waste disposal systems. The government care w'hat the buyer uses the $18 million structure for, except that they be used for launching missiles. Bids will be opened April 5. Beer And Liquor Taxes, Fees Rise During February Beer and liquor taxes and fees brought in $517,205 in Nebraska last month, some $90.000 more than the $425,279 realized in the same month last year. Chairman Ray Osborn of the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission reported Monday.

The February revenue compared with January receipts of $337,665 The February income included $353.803 from hard liquor taxes and $109.856 from the beer tax. For the first two months of this year, revenue has totaled $8.54 compared with $716,844 in the same period last year. Rolletta M. O'Bcrry against P. married Jan Washington.

Decrees granted Margaret J. Paul liom Rtchaid B. Paul, married Oct. 11. 1944.

Oldham. Lancashire, England: Sharon K. Bamsay from Jeary Ramsay, married Sept 8 1961, in Slapiehurst. MI t'OLRT Note: Each defendant metUioned pleaded guilty unless slated. I aty cases heard by McManus: state cases heard by Judge I Richard O.

Johnson. CItv Cases OPERATING A MOTOR VFJIICLE IN A CARELESS MANNER-Jarnes C. Wade, N'o 2Kth. No. 45i fined $25.

OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICI.E WiiS UNDER the INELUENCF OV ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR Marion H. Hyde, Crete fined $100, license su.s-... Sndril for 6 months; Robert E. wme. 15 jail and had hlS Worthington, pleaded innocent, trial, June it.

bond S300. ctich a RECKLESS DRIVING IN A manner as to ENDANGER LIMB. AND PROPERTY-Donald lln, 2608 fined sentenced days In city iall. driver a license sus- Jerry L. Saylor.

1214 West fmed $25. COl Nn' OOI RT Sole: All cases heard by Judge Ralph Lincolnite Jailed, Fined After Chase Donald E. Nolin. 20, of was fined $100, sentenced 2314 Q. March 24.

9:00 a.m. Special Features TUESDAY Breakfast Club: KFOR, ABC. Dennis James will pinch-hit for regnlaf Don McNeill HERE IN LINCOLN 7:15 p.m. 9:00 p.m Strike separate WOW, i burglaries netted tbieves a CBS. World Ice Hockey i total of $75 from an apartment Championships reported 1923 police said, from Tampere, Finland.

Humor in KFMQ. Roper Sons Leonard Bernstein dis- RopgrtS cusses music humor a A Uiis one-time special, Hodgman-SplainMort. Adv. Slocum. PETIT 1 Rmiald -Vhleigcr.

18. of 2280 Sheldoit. pleaded Charles K. Bandars, of sfiui oleadril guiltv. fined $60; James with iotent to defraud Bill Wells.

of 536 24th. pleaded DBFRALTWNG an en Hunter, alias Mrs. Jonnie Grate, alias Melinda Lerrn, 21. of pleaded innocent, trial set THE Benjamm Rafftesaeth. of 2600 ranklm.

pleaded BATl ERY a 1 Brorii. of 1835 D. pleaded innocent, trial 1 set March 31. $100 bond felonies SODOMY Clifford E. Black.

1415 P. (charged in "ith March 7), appeared, preliminary hcanng set March 10, bond FORGfaiY -Roger D. Jones. of 1712 So 15th. (charged with foridng check for about Feb.

27). appeared. llminary hearing, bound over to District E.500 bond. insufficient rCND CHfX Roach. 25.

of Las Vegas. with issuing a insuflicient lund check Dec 28. 1964). appearerl preliminary hearing set March 24, Iwnd. SODOMY- James FXlward l.evonway.

21, no address given, (charged in connection with a March 7 incident). Itoinary hearing set March 10, bond grand LARCENY Daniel of 4942 Madison, (charged with taking property 1 alued at from John Huchfinck Jan. appeared for preliminary hearing, waived heanng. bound over to District Court, bond FORGERY Linda Urm. of 2811 T.

with forging a $13.50 heck July 29, 1964). appeared, preliminary hearing set March 24 $2,000 bond -(t I'RLdf. roi BT John appealed to the court his Chase County Court conviction on two counts of obtaining money and credit by false preten.ies. Swanson was sentenced to 18 months to three 1 years in the Stale Pena! Complex on each count KsTAlK IK4NM i (Approximate price revenue stamps Translers of $10.000 or more, i Marion Hakei A to Wentink I. 14, 6 Van Dorn Paik.

Slh.OOO. Archie L. Smith to K. Smith w. 1.

6 Replat of I ranklm Heights, $10.500 Glen Dale Hesler to Harold Dean Ketchum Ic w', 13, 20 Park Manor. 117,000, Date Berger It to Kcnlon Hake 5 pt 6 2, Witt mann Willows. $19,500. DavM Pierson A to Loms J. Kadavy A w.

pt sec 3 twp 11 ra 6 $18.000. Henry Troniic, A to Donald A. Slama A 132, Woods Bros. Hall-i acf. $11.500.

Kied HiUigas A to Fred PoUs A w. 3. 5. Hubbard Plaza, 514,000. Leona Best to Einer Christensen A i 12, 10.

South Lt.ncoin. $12.000 Trend Homes of NebrasJsa Inc. to Stan- ley H. Hagen A w. 12, Meadow Lane Sth $27.000 i Winum M.

Pritchard Jr. A to ard J. Huey A pt 1-3. 43. Uni- versity Place.

$12.000, FIRF CALLS Monday 3,31 p.m.. 4334 St. Paul, malfunction o4 notifier alarm, no fire, no damaaa- license suspended 6 months after pleading guilty to a reckless driving charge Monday in Muncicipal Court. The charge resulted from a chase in which the car Nolin was driving reached speeds of 1(X) miles an hour, according to police. Police officers reported the chase started when the car was observed speeding near 3rd and 0 late Sunday evening.

Fraternal Calendar Tucxday lOOF Lodge 323, 2TJ5 No. 8 p.m. DcMoIay. Scottiidi Rite Temple. 7:30 p.m.

Belknap WHC. Uni Place YWCA. 2 p.m. Fitzgerald Council, of 1429 8:15 p.m. 6007 Havelock, 8 p.m.

Rebekah laidge 2, 1108 L. 8 p.m. Ladies Encampment 2, 1108 8 leinple Pythian Sbters, 47th-Pi-ei coti, 8 p.m Phi Mu Sigma, Theta Rho, 6219 Havelock, 8 pm Sesostris Shrine, lath-L. 7.M m. Chapter 94 2610 No.

48th. 8 p.m. Bonacum Council, of 6126 Morrill. 8 p.m IxKlge 19. AFAAM.

1635 L. EA. 6.30 p.m Chapter 275. OES, visit. 8 p.m.

Gering Court Gives Hizel Life Sentence Gering John Hizel 42, of Mitchell was sentenced to life imprisonment Monday for second degree murder in the Oct. 11 pistol death of Elbert Elugene Hendren, 36 of Mitchell. District Judge Ted R. Feidler pronounced sentence after overruling a motion for a new trial. Hizel was convicted by a district court jury Feb.

20. The shooting stemmed from what witnesses at Hizel's trial termed a celebration over admission to a hospital. Hizel and his stepsons were arguing and Hendren, who lived nearby, heard the noise and came out. He was fatally wounded with a pistol shot. Autopsy Results Are Awaited In Beatrice Death Beatrice Results of an autopsy were being awaited to determine whether the death of Earl William Lines, 53, of Beatrice, would be counted as a traffic fatality.

Lines was injured Jan. 1 and died Sunday night in a Beatrice hospital. said a car driven by Lines was struck on Highway 77, south of Beatrice, from the rear by an auto driven by J. Steven Johnson, also of Beatrice. Officers said it was foggy at the time.

Huntsman Files Suit In Accident cr. Survivors: wife, Georgctta; daughter, Lisa; father, Raymond of Lincoln: brothers, Lemoyne of Omaha, and Dale, both of Wichita. Roper 4.T00 0, McGEACIHN William Rankin, 83, 1415 So. 26th, retired contract engineer for Western Power and Gas, died Saturday. Services: 3 p.m.

Tuesday, Westminster Presbyterian Chapel. Lincoln Memorial. to Cancer Society. In state until Tuesday noon, Roper 4300 0. 70.

726 died Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, 4040 A. Lincoln Memorial. (Madeline June), 45, 1825 No. 26th.

died Saturday. Born Milford. Survivors: husband; son, Jarr.es of Lincoln; daughter, Judith Ann of Lincoln; mother. Mrs. Wilma Stably of Lincoln: brother, Donald of Gunnison, sisters, Mrs.

Max Buettcnbach of Glasgow, Mrs. John Frickc of Salem. Mrs. Don Lageson of Lincoln, Mrs. Otto Ruhl of Lexington, Ore.

Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Wood Seward. Burial; Seward. The Rev. Wayne L.

Schreurs. Kenneth a 1 e. Elton Geary, Frank Ditsch, Emil Duffek, Frank Petersen, Ray Gibson. J. (Laura), 87, K145 died Sunday.

1225 L. 70, 3131 Fair, died Saturday. Services: (graveside) 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, WyuKa. Roper 4300 0.

The Rev. Glen Eppens. WTNTERSTEEN Mrs. Ivan (Pearl 66, 1245 So. I3th, died Saturday.

Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Roper 4300 0. Lincoln Memorial. town. Further services; 3:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Kritner-Farroer, Geneva. Burial: Geneva. Emile (Louella 81, Auburn, died Sunday. Longtime Stella area resident. Survivors; hu.sband; brother, George Nussbaum of Services: 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Dorr-Philpot Reavts-Macom- her. Fails City. Burial: Steele, Falls City. The Rev. Homer B.

Clements. George J. (Mamie), 73, Yuba City, died Sunday. Former Lincoln resident. Survivors; husband; sons, Morton, Eugene of Sacramento, Howard of Fair Oaks, Robert of Newscastle, brother, Percy of Hardy, Ark.

Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday at Yuba City. 64, of Cook died Sundaj. Survivors: wife. Ella: son, Donald of England: brothers.

Maux and Rudolph, both of Syracuse. Paul of Fremont, Edwin of Unadilla, Hubert of Colorado Springs; four grandchildren. Services; 2 p.m. Wednesday, St, UCC, Syracuse. Burial: Cook.

The Rev. Wayne Wetz. Tonsing Son. Syracuse. SIM.MS—Lloyd of Omaha, died Friday.

Former Auburn resident. Survivors: mother, Mrs. Oia Simms of Auburn; sons, Loy Earl. Jack, Darylc, all of Omaha; daughters, Janie of Omaha; brothers, Everett of Omaha, Irvin of Auburn, Edward of Sierra Vista, S.Sgt. Howard of Belleville, sisters, Mrs.

Irene Maddox, Mrs. Clarence Willard, both of Auburn, Mrs. Harold Bell of El Dorado, Kan. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Auburn.

Burial: Sheridan, Auburn. Companion suits totaling $18,748.29 was filed in Lancaster District Court Monday against H. L. Herrin Jr. and Edwin Eugene Ehrmann in connection wdth a Jan.

25, 1964, car-truck accident in Omaha. James E. Huntsman alleges negligence on the part of Herrin, owner of a truck, and Ehrmann, who was driving the truck when it collided with the rear of the Huntsman vehicle at the intersection of 13th and in Omaha. Huntsman is seeking damages for injuries sustained by himself and his two children, Jennifer C. and Martha who were passengers in the car he was driving at the time of the collision.

OUT OF TOWN 94, of Walton, died Monday. Born Crown Point, Ind. Walton re.si- dent 17 years. Member Trinity Lutheran. Survivors: wife, Nancy; son, Henry G.

of Walton; grandson. Bob; granddaughter, Sharon. Services: 10:30 a.m. Thursday, 48th Vine. Burial: 2 p.m..

Greenwood. Trumbull. The Rev. Daniel Leuckc. Pallbearers; Edmond Franckc, Leonard Keim, John Roeken- bach, Ernest Kemper, I Herter, Justin Hagaman.

94. of Hebron, died Saturday. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Grace Lutheran, Hebron. Tib- hetts-Cotter, Hebron.

Burial: Rose Hill, Hebron. The Rev. John Minnerman. MATSON Charles 83, Lew- Istown, died Thursday. Born Fillmore County.

Survivors: wife, Neva; sister, Miss Mae Matson of Geneva. Services vrcre Monday at Josephine (widow of Walter). Tacoma, died Friday. Formerly of Lincoln. Survivors; sons, Vern, Walter; daughters, Mrs.

Evelyn Tegge of Tacoma. Jeanette; sister, Mrs. Augusta Berg of Puyallup, Wash. Services: Tuesday in Puyallup, Wash. 72.

Auburn, died Saturday. Survivors: wife, Zelda; sons, Dennis of Alma, Ralph of Lincoln, Gerald of Auburn; daughter Mrs. Stanley Hall of Stella; brothers, Clair of Boulder, Dale of Auburn; sisters, Mrs. Joe Major, Miss Dona, both of Smith Center, Kan. Services: 2 p.m.

Tuesday, St. Paul Lutheran, Auburn. Burial: Johnson. The Rev. Ronald Norman.

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