The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 6

THE Firm Citraiii iVlarkot Coiling; Ivos ol Ip, A I oMAHA-APi- 300 ftim pared Prldae week linchanged at ceiling leveU and gtlta Mi and 113.25. CATIXK-Salable 200 leatimaied'. compared laM week Fed and ted heileri itrm to unevenly higher, gen- 60-7ik higher Of! gimd to low choice fat cow-, mostly 3Sc higher, can ler to cotnmnn in iricreaaed fully aSc lower; 35c higher, teaiera aleady. fttocker and feeder 3S-75c htgher. Around U3 fed and four of led at 112 i.

hulk good and choire fed 17 6S; medium and good 111.75*,' i Sd; cutter to common cow.s 11.0®; M75'-i7 75; good beef OO'd 14 M. prat-lical lop 00 HfllXP com 1 pared Friday Clood and choice i aprtng largely 35c h.gher, lower i generally to feeder old crop lower, steady. rew crop feeding steady to strong: good and choice native I gl8 lots good and choice fed clipped No 1 and No 3 50416.35. load good 93 lb. No medium to good lb No.

I 00, dmrn mortlv down, package choice 2.V grmd lb fallfornla new crop feeding 515 15 75. A few were rnade deferred at ceidng Hatiirday in yery qulet grain rnarkf' lagged Washington ilevelop- of OPA of rorn on la to-arrhe' totaled 18.000 butheU, and of 13.000 bti.vhel* Final aete for SS', for barle.v and SS for 1 were In November, ar.d iiarrli oaii, Chicago ol Co J.i.* Open High May 8ep Ore. Aug No. Mar Chicago Livwgfock CHICAGO 'API Only a number of ar- prtcea were quoted nominally Top on waa 85, ceiling Cattle prices advanced week on strong eastern order buying An uiiuaumlly number of brought the 00 maximum. Meanwhile, feeder cattle aUo were well taken at 35 to 50 higher than a week ago.

Slaughter dropped 35 to 81 00 during the week The wiek'a top 00 for spring lamba litieral number of at late in the week and nothing brought more than ate 50 after Wednesday. were than week. of salable were at a near record tow for the week Practically cl ared at celling price iP M. A 008 -Salable 300 leatlmatedi; market pominally top 85. CATTI.E Salable 300 lesUmatedi; with locul 60 per cent under year earner.

active trade ol generally edge off late market, however. Compared Friday week Steers and Including comparable heifer grading average-choice and better to 25 mostly 25 higher because relatively lew graded atrlctly rhoUe. medium, good, and low-cholce 50 cents higher, 75 but late Sep. Dec. Aug ot Mar Hsf; July Sep.

Dec. Now. Mar Cern: July Sep Jan. Mar 199S tMViiigt'A 1 I IWA I 88 88 88 88 88 i 88 88 88 158 Mil 158'9 1.58*9 15859 114659 14659 114859 LINCOLN CASH GRAIN LINCOLN WHiAT- No 1. 75 No 3.

59 Ibe 1.75 No 3, 58 1,75 No 4. 57 1.74 CORN- No, 3 30 No 3 white 1 95 OA TS- NO. 3. 30 or heuer 74 ftVE 135 80YBKANS fbu 3 10 BARLJEy 1 tg KALO. No ...................................................3.44 II I INVESTMUNT TRUSTS NEW York.

June 31 Affi! ine Am Sh Boaton Fd Orowd St Centiiry Sh Chem Fd Dtver Tr Dividend Fund l'-corp Inv Kevaione Fund 3 4 S3 ni Manh Bond Ber Sei Bond Fer-f. Pbd Ser-fiicome Ber Block Ber Ind'ik Ser P'tk Automobile A a ton Bide Riip Chemical Flec Equip Mufhlr.erv Merchand Railrmd Equip Putnam ellirig Fd APi Invest mem Bid 7 IN! 5 3S 74 37 32 34 34 14 71 18 1.1 44 7 9.5 18-1 3 01 71 41 31 17 3(1 32 rr ..........11 56 13 66 22 8334 27 20 09 .56 .10 9 45 1013 31 7 48 21 7 9(1S 9 .5310 51 6 24 6 7 34 9 71 10 81 64 14 04 11 .14 13 04 12 03 23 tS 811.5 17 17 09 18 76 9 .54 to 49 13 8ft L5 839 70 10 81 It 88 10 111') 9.5 30 67 33 .54 DEATHS BBI HERMAN Herman Btcnneke, 71. of Bremen. died at a local Fridav. Surviving are a and two eisters Funeral Wid burial at Hanover.

4 IM Rt DENTON Funeral were held Baturday atfernoon at Rot-er cliapc). fc.der Elmer tine officiatirif Bunal at Loma Linda, Calif. R5 5.N, EUGENE T- Eugene Ryan. J5. died Friday afternoon at home, Havehxk avenue Surviving are mother Margaret Hvan Lincoln, and a Ruth Gordon.

Grmd- laiid, Funeral, will be held at 9 a Moiuhiv at Bi Patrick rhurch. Havelock Father Godfrey Gat.p. win 8pm Sunday at Robert chapel. Burial in Calvarv. ft 4RH4W, MRS BERTA Berta V4' Wai 85, died Fndjy evening at the home of her daughter, Marie Guhrke.

at Newark, N. Surviving daughter a two Hei.rv, Lincoln, and Paul. Beiiin, German.v, and ijrandchUdri n. Funeral and burial wiU be in Lincoln. tAadlow- MRS CHERRY ANN Mr- Cherry An-i 80.

died on June 18 at her home in Hiihlsnd. ft. Hirvlv- Ing are a rtaughier. Richard Merrill a Mr- John fiorgan I.mcoln, and two grandchildren. Graveside held Saturdav morning at Rev.

Harold officiating Fonpra! HELMSDOERFKR FUNERAL HOME Q. a-t03S. Sprvlfp 1Aulo TIrps, fArU. Sprvlce AIrptanPs.r*rl*»AprvÍpp- POR SAUE Mattar remodel, refiatrj mltaion 475 No, 36. UA Hodgman-Sploin Mortuary CARPENTER and Inauiatlon Will FHA NEW New tnetaO SILV'AtRES.

See ob divpiay In our ahowroom IM EDI ATE DELI VERIES! 9 Matthews-Styer Funerals So jr.tn St A .3331. Let Gibson Install rebuilt motoe tn your Ford, At 1 OR. 1 Ctievfolft. PlyTnouth or 3 GR I- R. Finnill G.

Chiropractor. I gua'ar'erd 3-6031 Ipi.n A. 1 "71 7 MJA Fed Bee. Birtg. SKRVfrE A RPPAiR 332 So AUtO bOleS 11 L.

Aanworth, u. c. cniropracUMr. SM Motnrs Lifteoln IJberte 3-3478 Factory Rutit and For Dodge, Plyun.uth, Soto, Chryiler, and Uodge Alt from on. Atoo aoma rtbulit for iANNtiONflNO the wader, the giace UMRA.4 tubs fisciler (S Sons rontradora.

Oment finiahed. 3-7043. .5 wn an tn a plane and flv original ohi I Jots a flying etubi. 2 I. I -HtM B1 II KMft KK, KXPEKT CABINET BUILDEliS A Bold OB Exchange Mow bra "Lyon Company Roberts Mortuary chamber CF COM, Bf.DG.

Roper Sons, inc. to Caetta, Rnper A Mortuary Umberger's 2-2424 1119 tjl. Funeral and Rend Roy A. Sbcaff. Rohrbaugb.

5'lc t'mhefger Cecil E. Wad low AJSbu lancaUorticlaa CUSTOM MADE Bunt to your particular need or Gouid Lidtialrv A Sotjin 4 KIPAIK. WK In mg and repairing of garage IISHD.Mjg. BALLROOM dancing leaaong given. 5J GOODRICH, or private Inetruetton.

Phone 3-49M 1 pulokoiu aun TUfC IIOKK ALI, T9 PKM ELECTRIC L.NtiiNKERINO CO, Domeetlc or fnduMrlal Wiring A ON THE SKIDS? I'll are If vour S.M(«»1H For recap with NKW Tine Vitamin tnctiaa Mofvrfrvcle. Place that order bow for Indian Motofcycie Ptiea A Bervlee. Uncoln 8, Neb 3 JJ17 new, bought, 80 Sn. llth 5 Henl a 34c an hour. isf -roh 41.

74 A. A-t cvmditkm. Call after .30 8 MIwrrllanpntis Kor Sale Zft A ce Lino cf L' 3-3244 LINCOLN POULTRY AND EGGS LINCOLN Heayy Jlo Leghorn 30c Heavy friea 30 frtei 28c Heavy 15c leghorn Ho per 75c Old uc Chicago Cath Grain CHICAGO- (API CORN- No, 2 yellow nominal, 3 nominal, WHFAT-No. 3 hard and No. 3 red 97 nominal.

nominal, feed nominal. 35 to 50 under week high time; 55 Omaho Produco and OMAHA --(API unchanged for country Saturday Country run were around and generally 35 to 50 higher and and 25 to 50 up In pathy with highly competlltve market on approximately 80 per rent of total during week went on eatiern order buyer account; about 235 case paid 3.3c for heavy and 39c for Bullerfat firm at net FRESH EGGS-Bid to caae loti delivered to aubject to changes. Current recefpis 44 iba. net backi. around 18 SO crate Usual discount for loads rmd n.Tf i or dirty Premium for heavy uniform In Sixe and color.

1. 68c at direct shipper price, track prices subject to change. No. 3 at least 3c teas than No. 1.

prices for milk test 38 per cent buttcrfat, claiia 1. 13.88; data 3. 83.83; class 3. 13.15 cwt LIVE bids for Grade A delivered here plus transportation discount for grade. Heavy hens, colored, 33c Leghorn hena all broilers.

39c; springs, 29c; roosters, hybrid poultry discounted. CREAMERY dealers, quarters, 1-lb. carton, 90 score. 69.43c. wholesale, small tots, 80 per cent extraction family flour.

94 40 bakery flour, $3.64 per white cornmesl com flour, 83.30 per yellow, meal. 93.00 cwt. FRESH PRUrr-Oranges, box; limes, 100 -pack, $2 00 lemons. 48.75it7.50; grapefruit, 84 crate; bananas, 7 84c lb per bunch; sweet cherries, l4-lb. lug, apricots, 20-lb.

lug. 25. 4-basket crate. 86.00; peaehes, 88.00 bu. basket.

quotationa tot ton lots or less subject to changes WHEAT run. 50 HOMINY yellow, 858 00. COTTONSEED MEAL-Protein, 4t per cent nominal. 876 50; pellets, 83.35 more. SOYBEAN 44 per cent protein.

874,00, pellets, more. LINSEED to 54 per cent protein. pellets, 83.35 more. 110.75 condensed, barrel lots, cwt ALFALFA cured, 13 per cent protein, dehydrated, 17 per cent protein, 00 OAT oiled oats, nominal, ton; pulverized, unhulled, scarce, nominal. FEEDING per cent protein.

In bags, 55 per cent protein sacked, 187.50; meat scrap In bags, per cent protein, 69 per cent pro- ten. special bone meal, sacked. selling price car lots o. o. Omaha, basis national hay standards alfalfa 1.

00 standard. 33.60; No 2 OfS'if 33.00; No 3. 31.00; sample grade. 00 00 UPLAND PRAIRIE-NO 1. IIS.OOiTlB 00; No.

3, $15 OO'u 16.00; No. 3, 113.30^14 sample. 00 I country beef green, salted, 15 to 43 10'a per over 43 9 and side hides, 80c each; horse No. 3. 15 00; ponies and ft 254t35c each.

Ion. long staple. 40c fine Wood. 31c; fine heavy, 37fii36c: wet wool discounted. First Shipment Of Air Freiffht Arrives tAtwoln The Flying Tigers Freight line brought the first shipment of air Inrludtng heifer topped at scaling 754 reached 118 00 most OO'ri 18 00 SO'ii 17.75- good grade up to $15 50.

helfery mo.sl beef 11 00 14 00, light tanners and light barely but weighty 35. or more higher; light kinds OO'-i 8 50, heavy iHtef reached 90 and heavy 25, but late dairy- breds loal part ol early advance; mosl cattle SO-n t7 29 with and weight to 75 SHEEP -Salable 100. Compared week ago; Slaughter iambs, both old and new crop, very uneven, generally 35 to lower, well finahed lambs ahowlng decline; acarce, steady; old crop iambs tn shippers and ainall JoccI again took bulk of supply; good and choice fed No and NO. 2 17.00; medium and good No 1 and No. 3 15.50, down to 00.

contain yearlings at 00 to 50 dlscouot; week bulk good to choice lambs 17 00. Utter price top with prartical top late; bulk medium to choice 75; few culls down to 00 Kansas City Livestock (P A.l KANSAS CITY CATTl.E Salable 100; salable rone, and mixed yearlings unevenly steady to 50c higher; medium and good to 35c higher: lower grades steady to weak; steady to and Stockers and steady; good and chotre grain fed 00'f( 17 75; 3 medium 1.044 tb mixed breed 50 3 890 lb good and choice grain fed and mixed yearlings 17.50; medium and low good 600-775 lb 15.50; bulk to order buyers; lop medium and good cows, SO'o 14.50, good and chotce $15 OO'-i 17 00. most medium and good and feeder ateera 814 50 1 16 50, several medium and good and 1-year-old 300-475 lb, range steer calves and light, weight mixed yearlings St 6 17.00, row- and calves 00f.i 13 50; good rhotce while face heifers 00. calf weight yearlings at outside, HOOS Salable none, unchanged at ceiling levels. SHEEP Salable none; uneven, spring lambs and clipped lambs 35 to 75c lower; mostly steadv to 35c off; good and choice native spring to largely 18 50; 3 loads good and choice rail shipped natives to packers $15 35, occasional bunches trucker-tn $15 00: few good and choice clipped $13 00, I load common clipped $13 15; from Texas 11 50.

bulk good and choice slaughter $8 common and medium 86.50UT 75. LINCOLN CREAM LINCOLN Churning cream. No 1 970 Churning cream. No. 2 54 Sweet cream 56c Hex a BU.

Izoaclor. lloaci FREMONT, Neb. Funeral services were held Saturday morninji for J. Rex Henry. 68.

Kenera! mnnaKer of the department of ulilitle.s and prominent Fremont bu.siness and civic tender. He dieti at his home Thursday night following an illness of several months. Henry had served as a member and chairman of the board of public works for more than 20 years, and since 1941 had acted as general manager for the department of utilities. He was president of the Fremont Foundry and iMachine company, vice-president of the Fremont National bank, director and trea.surcr of the Fremont Stockyard? and Land company, and was a director of the Nebraska Children's Home society. Surviving are his widow and a son, J.

Rex Henry, of Plattsmouth. Florist 2 at that ptvsne et Robert Onswold Co 130 No 10. 3-3385. CK HEB for fiowars for all Funeral 1311 3-83A4. FRFY 1338 CONTINUAL TEARB Btieclei given funerwJ work, i Florist telegraph dativery service.

3-6939. from uur D. L. Tyrell. Tauoera No.

Cot ner. 6-2413. Uur for AU R08EWKI.L Vitral 2-7021 3 ROCK OF flGES C. SPEIDELL SON 126 No. EVFF.IIT TKRK NERFU C.

TREES, end Cabeimg. cavity, trlmmitii. and removing. I OSI anti i'OUna FtrtUlstng and spraying. Lower LOHT R.

Jeffrey In Uncoln. 5-9227. on cover, Call 4 FILM.H isfte and OEK EICHE firestone 12 A PW, Many ln fi nsm a IHM HEPAIRING waaliing machines, 16 in wheels Used Lsrg- cleaners, other electric equipment. rsf Auto Wrecking Co. 2017 'F and Will do kinds tt nnnn ivi of repair work at home, 3 03 k.

MngtfS Have it 2000 N. rubber Contour noor M.st*. California fitreamirne Fun Wheel Chrome Hub Chrome Plated Exhaust Extenatone Fiber Beat WHEEL ALIGNMENT. 2-6021. GinaON SERVICE A REPAIR 132 Hn ft LObT at Hllicrest pool Prea.TiptInnj3tW3 SO.

quick aervtce. Kunday 7 50,20 Tftifrii dr. gr iund ann glaasea. badly. Re-! work aoliclfetL UaU ordera prompur w.vrd, rilled.

24 Like new. loht I Blonde CvKiker. Utrera! ward. 4-1234 grown red male on rheat Vicinity of 35th A A. dren pet.

Reward. 4-2977. "Laddie." M4MIK BA.NHlNt.. ANDF.RSfJ.N Floor White! Cleaning, waxing 4-3110. Chll- Name FGH H.le VatUinal ard" ILiwkeve luuse 1 1 trailers, your choice.

3040 West O. I tL-fv Muny Field Tuesday. Reward. Leave mes.ssxe. wristwatrh at 5LOUR aaiding, fmianlng.

Old ttoora made a at RFPAIR. WimiT Pu iman 31 in vO to $17,9.4 auller 24 In $3i k() Large Pullman 36 Ifv. tn $24 95 2 ipper over nixh( bags, genuine on special to ttrt Irp'tfttinn leather canvas bags off DuTtM.j I'lrcitone Siofp I3th A St.x. Phone 2-6917 ATTFNTtON MOTORISTS Kefnre vnu Ko on vi-uf vat afkm let ue give jouf ar a checkup now, such and electrltal 19 Inch power ItlPiWi; two of baseball gloves leather, golf horeshoes wfid rtiKl many other home aulf) supplies Hand coaster wagon. Green 200 ST.

UN A( 3-1251 CUNVERfllOiN burner, and sheet metal work. Henry Faust. HGME bEKV 6-8A1A. LOBT Brown billfold Wed night, contain- ing discharge pap.n*. etc.

White dickey, green checked; h- gingham dress, between South and BUI Army blankets, all wool, used, 95. Lincoln Army Store TRAILER COACHES 2 Bn nth 3 48 SHARP TRAILER COACH CO attention duat and 137 Bt Lincoln Neb 3 1.191 I riders Bargain in ahatter- ROYALcoaeh Irstler. HHlvKi I.E.VMML Dwnver Liveatock (P M. A DENVEK-(AP 1 HOGS unavatikblei; compared Friday last week: All clasj-es steady; barrows and gilis $14 80, the celling, mostly strong 10 25c higher; up more from average choice down, big took nothing, good to choice 17.60. latter ceiling and paid freely; good to chotce heifers 6 00 '''( 17 50: steady to weak; bulls to strong and to and steady to strong.

8 HEEP -iRereipts unavatlablei; compared Friday last week Slaughter lambs and spring steady to weak, lO-lSc lower; ewes mostly 25c. In 50c higher; good and choice native spring lambs largely 75; small lot good and choice with No 1 and 3 35; strictly good and choice 130 lb. slaughtei No 3 pells, unavktiabiei; com- freight into Lincoln Saturday pared Fridav last week Fed and morning, flying in a converted C-47 a shipload of grapes from California to Grainger Bros. Wholesale grocery company. The freight line, which was established by pilots in the famous air outfit in China, is one of the first of its kind to be built up in the U.

S. RKHARli fConfinued from definite part in getting the information which led to the discovery of the identity of the hit-run driver and his final Carroll said. The chief also expressed his thanks to those per.son.s who volunteered information to the department during the investigation although it may have proved erroneous. the aid of the citizens of Lincoln, law enforcement would be virtually Carroll said. Six individuals and organizations made offers of rewards.

County Attorney Max Towle and Mayor Lloyd Marti each offered Bruce W. Shurtleff $100, The e.r-ty- 1 Star and the Journal made a joint offer of $300, and Gaeoline CH1C.AOO—iINSi -U. Motor fssolinc. (ccuts per gkllon', below i "3-75 ircguUri 6 (6 AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS Frtdkjr. 8 60 ISrd two 9 10 between 9th lOth.

two 10 00 truck-car. one Injury. to 52 80 I9th. one Injury. 12 15 between 19th 30ih.

3:16 p. two cars. 6 19 p. No. 37th, two 9 39 p.

m. -Havelock between 63nd 63rd, one Injury I SC IIOI.iRSHIRS fConfinucd from Page which deserves full consideration, namely qualities of leadership, edueation presents a great variety of extra-cui ricular activities which enlist the tfitcrosl of and absorb enough of their time and energy to create ju.st enough differential to keep such from achieving first position scholastic recognition in their clas.s. provide a suitable means of recognizing students with such I extra-curricular talent, a group of interpeted Nebraskans have a fund with the Foundation for the purpose of scholarships at the University of Nebraska which will take these factors into Advisory C'ommottee. The fund will be wdmlnlstered by the Foundstlon and a donors' advisory committee composed of' Dave Noble. Omaha, Stewart ElitoU, eBatrtce.

R. Kinder. Lincoln. Floyd Wright, Scottibluff, Tom Varney. Broken How A Belizer, Grand Island, John Riddell, York.

The complete list of initial Included in the agreement. Judge Meyers, Alliance, John Riddell, York, Ade Schaaf. Hastings. MrKeivle Valentine. Jean Cain, City.

Clyde L. Krou.se. Albion, F. Drake. Lincoln, Dave Noble.

Omaha Bert Reed. Lincoln. cook, Beatrice J. Stewart Elliott. Beatrice, L.

Blackledge. Kearney, Robert L. Ferguson, Lincoln, Harold Hoimquist, Oakland. Hoyd Wright, Tom Varney, Broken How, Grove Porter, Nebraska City. Gene Huae, Norfolk O.

A. Beltrer, Grand Island, Julius Chotitn, and Judge A. E. Wenke, Stanton. risro I a I i (Continued from campaign manager Jack Coupland.

AdverUsing was another major expense in the statement filed in the office of the county clerk, Others filing expenditure statements with the county clerk include: Thomas Adams. 19th district state legislature, Thomas H. Davies, 20th district state legislature. 44. Rees Wilkinson, 19ih district, suite legislature, 80.

L. AyUworih county oomtnissloner, second district, 21. C. Pierson, county attorney, republican. 10 William Stoner, trustee Sanitary District No.

1 republican. 15. Harold Walker, county treasurer, republican, 22 Lewis V. 6 county clerk, republican. Bill Tiernan.

county sheriff, democratic, $78.50. Harry Ball, clerk of court, republican, 89 Chauncey Barney, trustee Sanitary District No. 1 republlraii, Paul Shively, countv sheriff, republican, ,50 John McArthur county attorney, re- puhUcan, 90 Henry county third district. $134 93 A Ross, stale railway commissioner, Walter Jensen, state treasurer. StlFM 01 (Conffnucd from whrn supply is in balance with demand, 5.

Vesting in the secretary of agricultupf' the final deci.sion on what farm are kept under control. Individual corn- mod itie.s could not be controlled unless he certified they were in short Reject Lucas Amendment. 6. Elimination of (he Lucas amendment added in the a provi.sion which would have required OPA to obtain the consent of the United States district attorney before prosecuting price control violators. 7.

Special pricing treatment for cotton and woolen textiles The ceiling must reflect cost of the cotton or wool (not less than parity), a weighted average of mill conversion costs, and reasonable ba.ved on profits from 1939 to 1941. However, the conference rejected another provision which would have grunted a 5 per cent increa.se in price ceilings to textile producers who met certain production goals, 8. A senate provision allowing wholesalers, distributors and retailers to add further increases in cost.s to their ceiling prices. This would become effective upon enactment of the bill and would not be retroactive. Amriid War Powrrs Art.

On 'hr floor Pnday, ths adrntntstralioo permitted amriidnimt of legislation thr second wnr act tn a way which Barkley conceded meant that all chipa were down on extending the OPA law. The amendment, sponsored by Sen. Moore a bitter foe of OPA. stipulates that nothing in the war extender be construed as granting authority to e.stabli*h price ceilings. Barkley told this meant there would be no legal basl.s for price ceiltngs If the OPA extension bill of enactment.

He added the administration had never relied on the war powers act for that authority, anyway. The senate, without a record vote, ap- I proved continuation of the war powers iegisltiilon. in modified form, for another nine months expiring March 31, 1947. The legl.slation the basis for the government's authorltv to ration in short supply and fix priorities tor their purchase. The mea.sure already had pa.ssed the house, but it was sent back there for 1 concurrence in the Moore amendment.

Capital City Hoiisecleaning kitchen and w'WMlwurk washed, waxed, furniture poliahed, Expert work- Kuliv Tr.ti., i rtow $.175. indtan Motor- Trailer tamp, 24th cycie Halea 20lh A west of depot Randolph. trailer new, I-ARIJK OF CUCf ANO manship I.ATION trailer housa. Cornhuaker Camp 42nd St tngnm on 2ft1h, LOST- In front of tdlO (Jue. .5 keys on chain.

1 flat key No. 81. Reward. Call After 5 p. 3-4912.

Veteran's needed white shirtt in night. (Mi.i wool Insulatloa Expert- KoniFg. Trailtrm 25 30. A LGHT wrre and'lire between 24io tnaured workm-n. FANCY designed Ho, Iflfh and 14th and N.

r.ill 2 7 KirkpaUlch air every crtnventerue except LOST Male black t.ird dog Marrv Henson 2t2tH Lincoln Name Smoky. Collar on. call AIIMJ A HHIHHXl STEEL UTILITY TfiAllFRS and patch sodding with Uiatj For work or pleasure futiy equlrpeU IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Steel available for rent Black Dirt for 2-3000. extra beavy: 48 loch. LOST- wltti gold bar top, LOST Brown leather billfold, vicinity oif 1.5th 8 vtiuable to owner only.

Reward Richard Kretiier 5-1398 fx)HT Hlaek male Cocker Spaniel puppy, 12 1 5 liigli. 3-5249. 1235 High. Reward Summer Resort? 8 LINOMa BEACH la beat place for out- 10 la guaranteed, moved. 6-3338.

rrees end abtruba rc- jf'TILITY HALES, 1620 CULTIVATING, team work, nice 2-wheel trailer, covered wagon Lawn mowing. 6 an hour. 3940 mwith Personals attention a de mand for men with KNOW HOW, Our graduates are meeting require- menta in the world with confidence. Come tn today to begin your "Job insurance" plan hv training with national INgTlTrUTE under the O. Bill.

411 80 13th IJncoin. A and effective courae of individual instruction equip you to enter any one of many business fields. Call or write Train with LINCOLN 8 CHOOL OK COMMERCE. 3U9 No. 14th St.

2-6774. AQUKLlJv NOW AVAlLABLk. rhe water proofing you have been waittog for. Used In Magtnot line and described ID Readers DtgesL D. IL Merritt A 827 Ho.

26. ALL-IN-UNE. the complete vitamio and mineral tablets ecientlficatly balanced for full benefit and autalmilaUon. The Vitamin Shop. 113 No.

11th. I.H F.NHEI» 4 LE( THU EMIL PLfiCHY city, farm wiring, A I I NO. OR SPRAY Expert workmanship. 4-3245. 232.3 No.

40. 9 PAINTING- Hpray or brush. Inside or out. KINfi, STEVENS BROS. painti paperhanoing FLOOR HANDING, STEAMING E.stlmste« Free, have the materiata 3-6322.

styie. 50.5 Ho. 5.5th. 10 Double Batch (or pavinx project mile haul. Hfaris 12 per day.

9.5 per load. Good haul road, collect: Booth A Olson, Avoca Neb. 1943 ClfK VHO'leT dUiSp-truck ilood shape. New Will trade for LW.B. truck A vies worth.

1931 Model A puckup New Seward 86 8 Clarence CHEVY panel 6208 Havelock 2220 Ht LW.B. 12-ft. bed. 317 No. nV PATf It PLAMTKKINfi A PLASTERING ALL work guaranteed.

Patch plastering and plaaterlng. 6 2780. IT.AHTFRÎN?» and CEMENT '37 nODGF. L.W B. 1942 C.

M.C. truck," 1612 Ho. 12 FORD dump truck. 6-6920, 22 kXKJT aemi traiier. Htavy duty piat- form.

3 ton Diamond tractor la A-1 condltiOQ thruout. O'SHEA ROGERS 2-685S 14th A UNITED SUPPLY. We 'em. 3-8011, ATTLNI ION Model railroad equtpnient in Limited eupply, to hurry to LIVCOI.N HOBBY SHOP, 1123 CAftT-lH(jN cast troh aec7 tional rapilol boiler one elevator, hand 4 ft. by 4 ft.

platform. plumbing from budding, remodeling 302 Ho. J. F. Co.

CGAL stoker, "al about oriKinal cost; all controls in first condition. 2-4377 Crushed Driveway ROCK-CONCRKTE-BRICK. 4-3503 AND CLAY DFLIVKRED. 8 a p. m.

ELEOTUIC floor for rent. 60c hourC 2 machtnrs. Anderson Helwe, Havelock. KOR Hale Hwvrr electric cellent condition ELECTRIC liasement drains and euirtp pumps, quality. Anderson Mdwe.

2 .5097 Havelock for Hale-2 unmounted ts'hlte, perfect each. Call after .5, Gt TTLR and down Anderson Hdwe FOR TOY REPAIR That Will wear A wear call rOT HOSPITAL. 2707 Randolph 8 2286 U1GHK8T prteea paid for tamcraa. lenaeaT and other photo equipment. PHOTO COOK A LEAH Construction.

Cement work. 2 plastering and carpenter work. Out pfFor Sale 26; town work. 2-3506. 4-2193 REHtTLUl.NU AND RK-HODtJUNoT a RPENTF.R and repairing.

All guaranteed. Free KINHiNG 2-4197. To work 17(19 DRIVE SEE BUYER Authorized and CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMWLET MOTOR CO O. A dPE.NCklR tndlviduatly designed curact or foundation garment. Corietier epe- ctallat Frances Sharp.

6-2847 or A SPEOIALIHT repairing ouraa, moth Fact 00 alterattooa. SAV8 TAILORS. 209 No. 12th. ATTENTION BRIDGE PLATEKa.

Afternoon A 2 hour clasaea 60c, Culbertson 6-2838. A.NY(5 ne harboring dog "without Ucenae subject to arrest. Ordlnanca. ASTHMA Call Uaivsntty Drug for prompt relief, 2-3771. BRAKE SERVICE On any car, truck or trailer.

KAAR SERVICE 1821 S. 2-1918 Chrysler Service K. KARR SERVICE III I LFIfi (Continued from Page One) to an OmBha iirtn ior printing and advertising. According to their statements, Other candidates expende Or. Frank A Jelen.

democratic nominee for congress from second trlct. Anton Jnisen. Lincoln, superintendent, George J. republican for governor, of which went to radio and for newspaper ad- i Charles Knowles, Omaha, democrat for congress from the second district, 1352, J. Warner, Waverly, republican for lieutenant governor.

i Paul T. Williams. York, republican for railway commissioner, $1,688 A. A. Reed, Lincoln, second nominee for state superintendent.

Statements of candidates for the state legislature included: Glenn Cramer, 27th district. J. Conklin, 22nd district. Joe W. Leedom, 40th district.

Harry J. Masste. 35th dl-strlct. $83. John Doyle.

29th dutrlct, -August Wagner, 26th district. Rees 19th dl.strlct, John E. Davis. 25ih dletlrict. Sidney J.

Cullingham. ninth district. 144. Thomas Quinn. 40th district, $130.

Virgil Kitrell. 18th district. $66 George C. Weborg, 12th (llstrlct, Karl E. Vogel, ninth district.

$139. James A Ryan, eighth district, Edward J. Baburek, seventh district, Alfred A1 Smith, ninth district, Jerome McGargtll, ninth district, Thurman Hinds, 17th district, Herbert M. Fltle. seventh district.

LEGAL NOTICES. And Parts 1821 2-1918 Come U) and browse around at CHEAPPERS averyday pricea on everyday nteds aa drugs, hardware, aickroom aupplles, prescriptkma. Vialt our large all year TOY AND GIFT DEPT, The variety will surprise you and the pricea will please you. CHEAPPER DRUGS O. DRIVING to 1.0# Angeles Monday.

VVant Share Call Martin, 6-4743. B. CHARLES ii. D. Thy7 Surg.

By appointment 1C44 VVaahington. 3-4643. JNVKSTIGATlONJi. Special ofieratora provided for any occaaioo, AU work kept entirely confideiiUal. SAMARDICK A CO.

LKAMINO' DC-ND CHIROPRACTOR Colonic 627 Security Mutual Bldg. A St, DRIVING new car to Tues. Want expenses. 2-5003. sweatl Get your lawnmower sharpened at 1229 Otoa.

3-3022. Roofing, Siding, Painting JCstiroatea. 5-4387. RUG DURING house cleaning have ua clean and repair rugs and uphulJtered furniture and return when called for. Uncoln Rug Factory A 4-2354.

HAH atampa, U'lNDOW 8LBVICE. Street Now r.ip fi Top Bid Rip Von Winkle Wll! Call With Cash HVY, pouilry wire 4 2 "and 1 netting. All Anderson Hdwe Have- Imk. JUHT teaapoonii and deaert apoona. Steel and PUver plated.

Lfiwlor? 1114-1118 OtfTDOOR Neon aign one burner ovan, mcklng chair. whKe pnmps 7AAA, TRIPLE HOME SERVICE Walla washed, paper cleaned, windovra waahed. Awnings hung. 6-3641. WINDOW WASHERT O.

House washing. Call E. Lear. Trucks for Reni 15 9 and UA uxa open elJiwd oox ratea. Drlvurself.

TOO 8t 2-5400. Trucking, llauiing: 16 ALI. kinds of hauling. Day or" night. Reasonable.

6-1355. and Johnny. Phone 2-4988. light trucking. AlfkindA Day or eight.

ReaaonablA 6-4219. HAULING. "Transportation of 8-8155. with DeBrown I ii.f’Re 8, 1423 TOUR studfbaker DEALER I Newest Hardware FOR OVER SO YEARH Automatic gas hot healers DeBrown Auto Soles 1717 0 Klectrlc Wire No 2-14 trash or what have you? For sale, eawduat and kjndltng. Plione 4-175X kinda.

Prompt 4-KH2. UGliT hauKng aniail Day or night. 4-2359 driving 1941 Fotitiac to Chicago Sunday June 23. Can take 3 paseengere, ehare expense, Phone 3-39-56 evenings. FOR BEST RESULTS Send El MERMAN'8 Your Cleaning 2-2203.

2355 the Lincoln Elks lodge offered 100 A resolution will be placed before the city council Monday au- i thorizing the payment of $50 from 1 the general funti to Chief Carroll, who will pay the re'wards next week. BEST VALUES! SHURTLEFF FURNITURE CO. 1532 0 ST. Best Selection! Only 11 Per ent Of Ask S20 Weekly lleaclju.stiiioiit Allouaneo I That Nebraska veterans are rapidly finding jobs and I'ead- benefits, Cotter said com. menting upon the second anni- justing themselves to civiUan life versary of the passage of the G.

was emphasized Saturday by W. I. bill. J. Cotter, manager of the Lin- The average Veteran wUio has coin office of the U.

S. employ- filed for this $20 weekly pityment i ment service, who stated that only has drawn on his benefiis for 11 per cent of the state's veterans only seven weeks. Cotter added, have tiled claims for the $20 although many are eligible for the wtH'kly readjustment allowance, allowance for a full 52 weeks. This percentage compares fa- Cotter commended employers in vorably with that of other slates, the county for their co-operation which have had as high as 48 peri in placing veterans and in insti- their veterans filing for'luting on-the-job training. Nolirr lo Biihiorg Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Control, State Hou.se, Lincoln 9, Nebra.ska, until 10:30 A.

M. July 8, 1946, and at that time publicly opened and read for furnishing one (1) one half (4) Ton Truck Chassis with Panel Body for the i Nebraska Hospital for the Tuber- i culous, Kearney, Nebraska. Specifications and Proposal blanks may be secured at the office of the Board of Control. I Certified checks, drawm on a solvent bank, made payable to the order of the Board of Control, for not less than five (5) percent of the amount of the total bid, will be required. The certified check of the suc- cessful bidder will be held in lieu of bond until the vehicle has been delivered, and the same approved and accepted by the Board of trol.

The certified checks of the unsuccessful bidders will be i turned after the award has been made. The Board of Control the right to waive any informalities in anv proposal, BOARD OF CONTROU Louis R. Eby, HAtST WATCH REPAIR wati'h straps, 3 for Bronco western confex atcel and leather. CLOCK REPAIRING. 117 N'T, 14th IF you abk for the moon the is almost anything have.

Grocery. 2207 Dudley. KEEP the children busy with t)OOks on handwork, puzzles, 25c to Prairie Book Store, 202 8. have that greasa trap, septic tank or cesspool cleaned now. 2-6013 City Sanitary Garbage.

travel kite. Mae C. OUlan, 610 8o. 17th. NEED rid'e to Washington, C.

Share expenses and driving. 4-2921. BEAUTIFUL! 1941 Packard sedan, 180 series, 23,000 actual miles; whMeaide pre-war Urea: me- ehaalcally like new. O'SHEA-ROGERS M. .68.53 GET MY BEE.

PHONE, WTIITW. HAROLD R. SHELLEDY 2-373A Marine Spar varnlsli and peinia Hoagland Hardware Supply 2639 Nn 6 2630 48. Kitchen VenlilatSpg Keep jrour kitchen rool, $29.00. united SUPPLY.

3 8011 I.AdY amali diamond ring Size Prartlrail ynew I.1S. LAVATORD.H $4 UP, tolleta, toilet hot water 20c mtings, plumbing Trester We Will Buy Your Cor cahineta, built-in, 45; wall hung. Anderson Hdwe. Overhead Garage Hardware 60 complete 284T A Supply 3-8011 water 'Automatic' 30 gaU SIDLES MOTORS 1700 0 I a EX ELECT. WIRE.

12-2: li-2; 12-3; 14-3: range and tat- rahlr. Andrrtfm Hilwe. ttaveioek We Pay More NEED gravel tor your atreeia acu driva- ways? Call 6-4509 evenings. Painting, Paptwhng 21 A wallpaper sample book for use tn the home. Call its for namea of reliable paperhaogers and Columbia Glass A Paint 2-1360.

14th itjt' St or farm buildings. or spray painting. Plenty of good paint, Insured 6-1280. ALL work guaranteed. Insida, outside patntlng.

Free estimates. Call 5-4009. 655k'S ttw finest aelacUon of well paper in town. Priced from rolL COOK PAINT A VARNISH. 14,35 O.

rSil paperhanRtng, steaising; iumplc Jbooka call 6-2943. IF you have jnterior painting to ba Uone, I am sure my work would please you. Neat, clean workmanehip guaranteed. Kari C. Karlson.

PAI.NTLNG and paiMsr Workmam guarjhteed. Free esUmatea Cali PAlNTliiG. decoi-atlng, Bondcx work. In- aured workman. CapitaJ Home Service LET 11 save you money motor overhaul.

W. Hall Son A York. Auto- niotive Repair, 220 So. llth. 2-4453.

WH'k TAKB MOWBRAY-LYON PATINO good pricea for needing body or mechantcal repairs. Quick Inspection within 100 miles. See. or write Harold R. SbeUedy.

Ht. PAPERHANGINO. painting. Immediate service. Don Long, 4-1254 after p.m.

ainting briisn. and Wanted RENT A it DISTAN ARC5DE SHORTHAND In 30 typing. Individual instruction. Dickinwrn Secrttarial 2-2161, I.tncoln, Ub. Life Bldg.

salvation Army needa magaainss, and toys 2-6387. SPECIAL SAFETY TEST safer driving, for your peace of mind during the National Safety Test, let us check your car's lights, tires, horn free of charge. Bring your car to KIN.SEYS for a thoro check and expert repairs, tith Call 2-7365 TWO desire ride to N. about June 23id. Stiare expenses.

Box 1154 Brauty Parlors A.NNOU-NCING Deane Beauty Shop, eiic cesaors Ceciie Hairdressing Salon. 206 Bee. Mut. 2-42ui. DlalrtbuLora Deane 3-8706.

Buick or 1940 tz WE PAY THE LIMIT FOR TOim CAR, BI.TRKE-SCHNEIDER. 1724 AT AUTOMOBILES AND GUNS ti26 P. 2-rno USED CARS WAFiTED. All modeU. WICKKTRUM.

1630 2-1503. CASH FOR YOUR CAR. wlU to me. 1M4 O. WANTED.

Junk cara. trucks, HIWAY auto PARTS, 1120 N. 14. CALIFORNIA dealer paying top pricaa for cars 846 No. 27 2-1178, FDOL table, fair condition.

9th. TWO of Berlou sprayed on your 9x12 rug protecis it from moth for 5 nr Herlou (he you only for 5-vear pro- tion At HARIlYS excluaiveh PAINT ror gT3 suT Anderion Havelock. PREWAR hahy buggy fl7 soT 17th. 2-3735 READY MIXED Prompt Meek Lumber Ca. Phone 6-2219.

3441 No. READY Mix'" AND BINDERY TWINE. 4711 4.22.3«. SHORT lumber and plywood boxes, tnaide meaeurementa aUxSl'xlT'. garbage cans.

Northwestern Iron A Metal, 900 STOKER- Good condition, 125' mesh 4 fool wire, 2645 No. 42nd. In goiid condition. 1034 FOR Model A coupe. Call TRELLISES Wooden, painted white, A United Kupply.

Open Bat. eve 3-8011 Used Industrial Bieam Heating Plant. Including No. 3 Ideal aerflonal boiler, Mudlne unit heaters, pipe and 1939 PLYMOUTH" Sedan. R.

A 1933 St. VyinpPET. Good Urea. 4128 No. MODEL A for sale.

5-4130. 619 No. 25th. RETURNED veteran badiy in need of late model car for business use. cash.

Call 8-7851 daytime. Auto Tires, Parts. Service 23 A COMPLK'l'E atocK, Of batteries. USED TIRE EXCHANGE, 2033 A COMPLETE motor tiine-up In DOUBLE QUICK TIME at LINCOLN MOTOR CO. 19th A OLD MOBILE fordor sedan.

than celling. Wilson A Weaver Oil 17th A Washington. VETERAN good used car. Will pay cash. S-7482 34 DOD Garfield.

WEST coaat buyer paying top ior ood used Neb. Motor Co. 1400 P. -1223. ATTENTION MECHANICS Drum Raybpstos Lining.

BUlCK club WILCOX AND 840 No. 27lh. 6-1172. coupe. No dealers USED hot-air furnace, 5-7 roomiT almost new, Anderaon Hdwe.

WINKLER deluxe 4-1403 KARAT perfect diamond. be- 7-8 p. m. Monday. 3-1)1 engagement ring, size 4 4 2-4022 DoFS'RabbitK-Pets I Bl.ACK Scotty 6 to register.

6-4'22u. BUFF 7 tionaljy long A C. registered purchase. 4827 Baldwin 6 38 54 COCkER pupa, Champion sired studs livet ntngs. Ijsncaster West Que.

ENGLISH Springer Spanlel'pups, A. K. cT Registered. 4838 Calvert, EXTRA litfei Silver' springer spaniel pups, AKC register. pedigree, w.

H. Babrock, I'AUTO Faint jobs, iw.ntiveiy teed, aiso'Body Work, Ask Bill or Adam like Ford coach, '29 Ford sedan, 16" 114 L. 242 Fliim Grand Island. Neh lord, FLEMISH Giant and meat rah for sale, 4 1279 .5402 Cooper Fine Cocker Puppies RAY CASE. 241 HO 11 2-4861.

MIDWEST Hairdressing Academy. 202A Fed. Sec Bldg. 2-4939. Accredited school of cosmatology StudeaU work undai axperienced aupervlsorA Mae iteer Beauty Salon.

1230 M. for free estimate. DF.I.UXE PAINT SHOP, 2030 AUTO SALVAGE 2037 Lincnln, WE NEED CARS TO WRECK FOR PARTS A ACCK.SSORIES. CALL 2-1044 OULD like to buy from privata party lata model car. 3-4593 or 2-3510- Will black pay cash.

I Lligihie for A. K. C. registri WATCH THIS PACK KO'R BIG NEWS SUMMER permanents. Cold wave 301 Sec.

Mut. Bldg. Business Service 12 ai typeh astering A dpecisuy With Ua. Motor Ovarhaulltig. Prompt Capital Garage, 1933 PI ABTERING and patching.

All work guaranteed Frw estimates belts TRIS.SES. for ELASTIC stockings LUMBAGO Beits A stump socks see or writs Panter A Belt Shop. 1U19H P. 2-6269. BRIt'K.

Cfc.HLNT 'wOKk. ALI. kinds brick, cement work; basamenta aligned. Veteran. 3-5605.

CEMENT work, baaementa. driwwaya. Free 6-1329. PI.A.8TER1NG cement and bnck work, foundation repairing. Phone 3-7400.

CEME.VT WORK. CEMENT cork of all kmdA Will give free CEMENT work, basement water proofing and plastering. 2-1829 or 6-1711 CEMENT work of alt 9-9993 DRIVEWAYS, foundation repair. Aleo carpenter work, 5-8344 FOR traah hauling, building side-aaika and driveways, 5 6054. WILL pay cash for good car tinta owner.

2-4686 2-5236, WE rent cars, aiho buy and acit. Motor JDut 2-6819. VETERAN good nitniel car. Cash. Clievy.

truck Service. A MODEL A Ford ami Good condition. Texaco Havelock. '41 Cadillac 62 sedan, hydramatic. '41 Chrysler Windsor sedan, fluid drive, HINTON MOTOR 1730 TRY BEN FIRST for hard to get auto parts.

2018-24 O. AT RUDY-JOHNNIK'R you can front wheel alignment. N. AUTO rock new lubrication. Washing.

Sim- onizmg. 2 new tires. Conoco Rervlce 1900 O. 2-6427, AT Tliomjieon A Lentz, your car gets an expert overhauling. Bring it in to the Master today lor check up.

I'24i4 No. 19th. Atrro radio repairing: tnsikTlaVkin. DODGE sedan. '39 sedan.

16th A 2-3814 A CLEARANCE sale on scisaor Jacks. While they last, B. F. GOODRICH, 1200 COMPLETE stock of truck tires, 8 25x20. 9 00X20.

10.00*20 and 11.00x20, We will has cash caah. See Sullivan, 2404 2719 80 nth. HMETLA.Nf) pony. Set of sliigls pony liafT 6947 Starr SCIMR fine Engltah Hragle pups, brr's best from Drafty and Nancy I i 1020 St, THOHOHRED white New Zealand rabhttsT All sizes. One chinchilla doe.

4119 Garfield. Nurgfries, Flower? A.NNUAIJS: parenniala; tomato." potato Planta Ktlztr Green Bouse, Hill. annuals vegetable boui CARNIVAL '38 Ford panel. 1 NURSERIES McGratls. 846 No, 27th, 2-1178.

"38 Chevrolet coach. V-8 model, Chevy, coupe. '31 Ford A coach. Garage. Greenwood.

'33 PLYMOUTH coupe. '33 Chev. coupr Huaker Service, 1601 P. Do not phone. 3600 7 F.ABMERS MARKET trade Universal Tire 80 llth.

A Battery, 221 CRACKED BLOCKS A HEADS WF.I.J)ED Mogulold Way, All Work Guaranteed. GIBSON SERVICE A RK.PAIR 322 0 9. PLAC Disc Wheels Size for 7 2 ton Ford Smith Baking 2-6581 WA.NT to buy car from private owner. 5-6020. '42 PLYMOUTH town sedan.

No dtalera. 405 So. 26th. Airplanes-Parts-Service 26A 33 ACQUIRE knowledge to learn under Gl Gov't, approved echool. Union Air Ter- for truck wheat.

oais, rye. rmrlf' sorghuinM. Return loarta Open 7 a p. m. begiu- June 24, STANDARD CO 18th A Kanaas, Dept.

KansaA City, minai. 6-2885. I mt. north of Havelock. NKWf.Y iirensied FT Diw hours Ciran pRlni Jub, Uncoln Avia-j Guo Corp.

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