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Dr. H. C. Brock Heads 17 Nurses Graduate (STAR RADIO PROGRAMS Co ordination Out Of Towners At Grass Roots Meeting A number of out of town guests were present at the Grass Roots club meeting at the Y. W.

C. A. Delta Sigma Delta At Lincoln General KOIL KFAB NBC Baste The Constitution Troublesome In Eighth Grade Exams KFOR Columbia UlS aUeeyelee Is For Locals IMS ftltwcyelee t) auteayelea the effect of dry weather there. Florida crops needd rain but so far were retarded rather than actually damaged, officials said. 7 Named To Council for Chamber Junior Division Seven members of the chamber of commerce junior division were elected to the executive council Tuesday afternoon, to serve for two years.

On May 26 they will meet with the hold over members and elect executive officers for the coming year. The new members Tuesday noon to hear talks by Mrt. F. Burton. Mrs.

C. F. Dr. Whithorn Lauds Work1 Any Such Plan For Power Sherwood and Mrs. Ralph Mose Of Profession In Address News Master Singers Kate Smith Boaks Carter Sit ft 30 SitllHIHHMHIIIIIHtltMWHtnMMMttlHIHHMIinilHtWMMt DistrictS NOW Up To ley.

Mrs Burton reviewed Her Xi Psi Phi, Also Dental Fraternity, Holds Banquet Meeting Dr. H. C. Brock, North Platte, was elected grand master of Delta Sigma Delta, dental fraternity, Ne :45 TUi r((i bert Hoovers address to xne re In the commencement address to the graduating class of the Lin i.usu wiiiv cia oublican women of Pennsylvania. i ii i 1 1 1 WEDNESDAY WIGHT fasy Aces Oerttude Niesea :00 Dick Tracy Blue Flames :1 Yolchl Hlroaka Behind the Mlks 30 News Paulmo H1U Polies de Paris News :0 Polles de Paris Sddia Butler Lavender and Old Lace Eddie Butler Lavender and Old Lace Chamber of Comm.

Musical Revue Sports Review Bova CWb Program Piano Team Boy Club Program Walts Time T.30 Boy's Club Program Flight of Melody 1:41 00 WASHINGTON. May 20 (AP) Mrs. Sherwood discussed importa coln General hospital school of Suppose somebody would walk op, look you in the eye, and say, "What's the purpose of the constitution of the United States?" Probably you'd try to wise crack Cavalcade of America Cavalcade of America Burns and Allen Burns and Allen rn.v rnnitratfnn nf. tion of food products and Mrs. of the council are B.

I. wooie, 1:45 nursing, Dr. Roy n. Whitham stressed the increasing importance braska Supreme chapter, Tuesday cial. indicated today that any plan TJ William Newens, Ed Cole, Charles night at the Cornhusker hotel.

of the role of nursing in the past for co ordination of three large C. Cox, Fred Gardner, Emmet i urfltf Alii Kilt KAlftllf fVlA 7:0 Lly Pons 1:1 Lily Pons 7:9 Prog, from WBBM. 100 years of medical history. Other officers elected were Nor ZZni n7.r Gillaspie. and Arthur Perry.

in power and irrigation develop sewrd ments In Nebraska would be car vic "i.j county republican committee, Mrs. 1:45 Prog, irom wodi man Carlson, Lincoln, worthy county rural eighth grade pupils holdovers are John Hollingsworth, News Ade Schaaf, Otto Fahrnorucn, nea on uy vuivwu i mi wttC. Tt1 Mr. Wortman 00 "The nurse today gives the physician six hands where he has but two, and makes inconceivable an efficient organization for the Wausa, who were taking an examination Arts Si Sciences Award Arts 4s Sciences Award master; Ben Johnson, A spokesman for the national rL Charles Hoff, Arthur Danielson, 00 is 30 4ft and couldn't do any smart The Gang Busters The Gang Busters March of Time Prog, from WBBM. Civic Orchestra Civic Orchestra Let's Oo Places Olympic Boxing Olympic Boxing Sidney Anderson and William power policy committee said the ana Anlvat.

t1an iir i fvintf iha I SO 4ft treasurer; Arlo M. Dunn, scribe; Blaine Truesdell, Dalton. I1U1J JACXia WaV U111J.J lllRj Villi The purpose of the constitution Is. If care of illnes without her," Dr. Whitham said.

"It is your privi historian; Leonard R. Aksamit, there were no laws, the people would kill 00 Liquor tommissioners Musical Moments News Sports Review Praia an(n nana Tnnn, Hnnfer 1 each Other, and SOIOrth. Let's Go Places Just a Bong Frankie Masters The Dane Review lege to give your patients encour rankle Masters Frankie Masters Prog, from WBBM. Sterling Young 00 30 K. Mtnalltutlnn Is in 30 :4 Auburn, junior page; and Norman nftVC agement, sympathy, strength, and head or presiaent to matte tne All Star Revue cers in cnarge oi me individual projects.

He added that PWA's people obey the laws Congress was in Wary, Newman Grove, tyler. cheer in the hour when they need Back Sterling Board Weak, Rundown NervouSeSkinny charge of the land in tthe United States. Shsndor, violinist 10:00 Aba Lyman Orch. waiver of the loan and grant The Dance Review Sign Oft Honored with election to life It put a Supreme court in to decide all 10:19 Abe Lyman it most For your humanity you will be most appreciated and will .11000 .110:15 10 30 .110 agreement would in no way inter dlaoutes. Mews Luigt Romanelll Orch Lulgl Romanelll Orch, membership in Delta Sigma Delta 10:30 Xavier Cugat orcn.

"The purpose of the constitution to fere with completion of the pro 10:45 Xavlar Cugat Orch. were Drs. Andrew Johnston and reap your greatest reward." that we mav da what we want to." jects. The purpose of the constitution ts to Those graduate were Thelma Aakhus. Herman Wallace, both of Omaha Separation Of Beer And union supplied with a stable Esther Achtemeler, Lucille Bedell.

Norma The PWA, he said, had no part 11:00 Folks! Johnston has been a practicing govemn 111:30 i rimaViB tnf Kfk VMn the keep the dentist in Omaha for 58 We the Bower. Clare Coffman. Agnes Cooper. Bar in the original plan to co ordinate Earl Hinea Orch. Earl Hines Orch.

Carl Bchreiber Carl Bchreiber Sign Oft oeoDle of the United States. 11:30 Alida Sturman Abe Lyman Orch. Abe Lyman Orch. Nocturne Sign Off years. 11:45 bara Grama, Haul Hawk, Carrie Heist, Mabel Martlnsen.

Delia Melerhenry, Mary Mickey. Stella Mumm. Thefma Nicholas. the three projects under a state to form a more perfect union, we should do our best to our country and be good Billiard Parlors Is Sustained The state liquor commission Dr. Wallace is head of the Omega advisory committee, but that offi Margaret Throop, Mary Ulrica and LU chapter at Omaha.

Drs. Ed Brun citisens the eountry." I aaam aw. ak A. I The ourDose of the constitution ts to TKa VIII rWXalA St Ha cials of one project objected to lian Wehrle. THURSDAY MORNING ling ana f.

r. uaroer oi umana make iaws for the union that It will be About 400 attended the exercise. The such action. Without At the same time, sustained the right of the Sterling made the presentation speeches. come more successful." a a a em.

A The constitution la that all men are ZTSlSST PP0M village board to fore, Hear Denver Man. program: Processional, Wilbur Chenoweth. Invocation, Rev. Raymond A. McCon.

nell. reated equal." Entertainment was furnished by Cost Makt This Amaz The proposed advisory commit of beer sales irom Diinara puina, Solo. "Ave Maria, Bach Gounod. Syd tee would exercise control over a the commission dismissing the ap the recreation board, and Phil jKlettinger of the dental college Drouth Conditions ney Pepple. Address of Welcome.

Rev. McConneU. Address, Dr Roy H. Whitham. connecting network of transmis W9 0f r.

Tutty from refusal of inf IODINE seen iinaa see eA played a cornet solo, accompanied Organ solo, "Harmonies du Solr." Karg the board to renew his beer li sion lines, but would in no way be engaged in the production of I by Robert Young. Dr. W. C. Elrrt, Mr.

Chenoweth. Presentation of class. Mary O. Walker, cense. Serious In South Tti i Smolenske, Denver, national grand electricity at the three plants.

director of nurses, Oladys O. Smite, su Chairman Thomas Gass, in an master, was guest speaker. the commissions ae perintendent. Presentation of diplomas. John L.

Tee Withi 1 Week. SEA PLANT IO the three projects are now under Meeting also Tuesday evening cisioa shortly after conclusion of DINE ia Sawdot KelpamaJt Must Give ters, president of the board. Reception in the church parlors. legal fire in the District of Co was Xi Psi Phi, dental professional Georgia, Carolinas, Ala :00 News an Notes Bllsjnt Silent 0:00 :15 I The Plainsmen Silent SUent 0:1 30 The Plainsmen Silent Silent 0 SO News Silent B'frnt 4ft TOO Farmers Service Musical Clock Kvery Musical Clock Each) 7:00 ift Time and morning at this time a morning at this time T80 The Jolly Millers full hour program of re a program of musical) 7:45 Babs and Betty corded music recording are heard 00 Village Chapel Oene and Olenn Oene and Olenn 1:00 15 Woman's Place Oene and Olenn Oene and Olenn 30 Tha Songs Today's Children News The Bongs David Harum Russel Dorr :00 Adele Starr News Let's Oo Shopping Markets The Charioteers Let's Oo Shopping 30 Unl. of Omaha Police Court Omaha Police :30 Chick Talk Omaha Police Court Omaha Folic Court 10 00 News Jck and Loretta Tha Food Show Mary Lee Taylor Larry Cotton Pop Concert 10:30 Mary MarSln The Iowa Hour Pop Concert 10.4ft The Jangles The Iowa Hour Morning Melodies 11:00 Open House Joan and Escorts News (11:00 (The Jubtleers Dot and Wilt Matinee Memories 11:1 .11:30 Academy of Medicine Mostly About Radio Luncheon Concert .,..111:30 11:45 I Between Bookends Man on the Street Luncheon Concert I niii.iii.il.

i ii i in. TT, Yott TirwUse Energy, Strong Nerree, Pounds of "Stay There" FU.h ertbe fraternity. The "Zips," at their banquet, heard Dr. C. M.

Giles, Nv.uriSoinSn,pT,hn.'e Tvin! Nebraska points. The court Dro rrl i ctriirB Trial is FREE It Coats Yow Nothing! NEBRASKA HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES bama And Tennessee Crops Need Moisture IUmIoI Kelnamalt. tha new mineral fon a. in vne iuuiik cvuuu in the Sonne iCreighton, discuss the fraternity land its value to the young man. eentrsta from the eea.

gets right down played an important part in the vceunigs nave temporarily neia up completion of the power units, but ATLANTA. May 20 (AP) and corrects one or the real unaenying reuses of weakness, skinntnees and nerv commission decision. inose relating to irrigation and Drouth menaced tobacco, cotton ton attended with Dr. Giles. Central City rundown conamona lui'ini ous Pro Candidates Lose.

flood control are not affected by rtarvei) When these glands and seneral farm crops in the Dr. J. S. Davis, head of the Ne Testimony resented by L. C.

ine action. southeast today. braska chapter, told of the prog Westwood. attorney for the vil CENTRAL CITY, Neb. Justice Bayard H.

Paine will speak at the commencement exercises here May In Georgia the drouth already ress made at the University of 2 More Bovs Convicted lae board tended AW I Hjt. nr tk villACA hoard has cut heavily into early truck Nebraska. Dr. R. E.

Sturdevant 27, according to Principal F. L. crops and was threatening tobacco of Lincoln, deputy supreme head In Dr Peacock Murder who favored Tutty's license lost Winship. Graduates are: and cotton stands. of the national organization, dis Jim Kortura THURSDAY AFTERNOON Madeline Adams CHICAGO.

Mav 20 API and those who opposed it won. Frank Parker, federal state crop i37o3 cussed the work to be done by Two youna hoodlums. Emil Rerk. Mayor Henry Pickett, publisher News 13:00 statistician for North Carolina, 13. i I the fraternity.

The meeting was Man on the Street Squirrel Dodgers Squirrel Dodgers 13:15 The OolJbergs Farmers Halt Hour Farmers Half Hour. Musical Moments ltf, ana Michael Livingston, 17, Noonday Varieties Noonday Varieties don't work properly, all tha food In tha world can't help you. It just Isn't turned Into flVsh. The result is, yon stay weak ad nervous, tired out and skinny. The mnit Imparl ant fUnd the ene which setailtv srtroU tbetoxtr mlsM sod itrsnftf' buiMInt nls deftnlta rail tin et tod ins all th time NATURAL IODINE not In be eeftfiistd with ehwnlrtl todxtoa which aftun pro toil.

Only whea the nit ftts sn sdeiiuat supply of Iodine een roa rmUts m.uholltm lh bedy's arorM of ennwt tns diftstsd food late am Seta, new sWentUi and To set is vttsl ssteersl In ennvtnlsirt, oarea trstre and MtmlUbla form, take Herriol Kstpssult now rwosnlSfd the world's rlrhwl sourrs this vrwiott subitaare. It santslns 100 Usms ssere ledtn than eyitat. nrs eenildMsd tta bMt wum. ubltL sloiks contsln asurt NATl RAL, tOUlNB thin 4H Ibi. of tplntrtl or 1ST Rm.

el lrtturs. Mik this test with Hwdoi KMpsmslt. Ftrit walth youcrl! nd how kmc you rin work or how f.r yon ra walk without Urine. Than tske I Retoat KrlesmiH Tsblstt with oarh fnrsl fM 1 wtck tnd sssln wolsh yoiirpf and notlco how taueh lontor of the Sterling Sun, and Hoara Members William Thompson and 13:30 attended by 125. 13 13.46 said truck growth, cotton, tobacco and potatoes all were badly in 19:48 Winona Black Mary Boyd Bettie Brown Preston Brown Lowell Cantrell Allan Clark Lena Clark Grace Cowell Maxine Clayton Squirrel Dodgers Noonday Varieties were convicted early today of the murder of Dr.

Silber C. Peacock a crime that netted them $5 need of rain. 1:00 1:00 Markets Brunke Schmidt testified that the principal reason for not renewing Tutty's license was the board's Tonie Tunes ARCHBISHOP YIELDS G. C. Merchant, Columbia mete News Ho wells and Wright.

Do You Remember ift News 1:30 1:30 1 Markets Harold Nagel Orch Harold Nagel Orch Homemakers Club TO VATICAN OUSTER rologist, found "generally un Arlene Conner fixed policy in regard to separation of Da You Remember apiece. A criminal court jury Reek's punishment at 199 1:45 The Inside Dope sausiaciorv ctod conditions in years oe wvciua siiu uiuicuu ROUEN, Trance, May 20 (AP) Maxtne Darling Donald Davis Dale Eckles South Carolina. 1:00 Betty and Bob Backstage Wife in prison and Livingston's at 30 After 18 days of self isolation 8:00 lit 8:30 Southern Alabama's cotton was Baseball game Tha contest today tea features Philadelphia A and White Box All Hands On All Hands on Deck Kentucky Greetings. Kentucky Oreetings Helen Koial R. Larson Virginia Larson Ted Law son Margaret Lock Viva Luce Marian Ludlow Everett McDannel Millard Minor Eileen McElwala Frank Nelson Marguerite Newbiggtng Hannah Nitsel Ruth Oaterman Jack Peterson Dorothy Rice Clarence Richards Rosemary Riggs Ruby Sawyers Otho Shirley Florence Smith Elberta Suck Bernita Tucker Bob Vaiyiergrift Virginia Turnby Alberta Wagner Dorothy Whitlow years.

in the episcopal palace, Mon in poor stand and from ten days Radio Ouild Radio Ouild 8 Two other members of the signor Andre Dubois De Vil to two weeks behind normal. I Gamin robbery gang Durland ilerabel, archbishop of Rouen, an 1:00 Baseball game Ev Radio Ouild Nash and Robert Goethe, both 19 nounced todav he would vield to I ery day at this hour Lewis Oannett Kate Smith Prog. Kate Smith Wilderness Road 8:80 a full major league naaio uruua Duane and Sally Duant and Sally church discipline and quit his I game Is broadcast mere was no tesumony Tutty, a former Lincoln resident, did not operate his place in an orderly manner, while the Rev. H. M.

Biedenweg, pastor of the St John's Evangelical Lut a church near Sterling and others testified Tutty's place was well managed and that Tutty's character is good. John Ledwith, attorney for Tutty, held that the village board's attitude toward the application residence. Dorothy Ferguson Opal Ferguson Margaret Foley Ruth French Henry Fuehrer Lucy Hsmmons Mary Oilley Eva Harrold Howard Hem Neal Hensley Kvrin Hesselgesser Leonard Hilton Ronald Howe Jean Hummel Virgil Jacobson Carroll Johnston Helen Keisel nut can wort wiinow iiraii, iinnu in eaa wlk. Notlr how muh brtitr rna frl. sni stt.

Witrh flaturlnt sitrs lbs. appear la elsre of srriwny hollows. And if you don't satn lbs. the vrtf rH wok me trial Is fros. Tour own tor will appro thU way.

ol Aflpawalt eoatt but little to use. Try It today. Bold at Harley Drug Co. nd all other good drug a tore. Kelpamaltj: Msawfstrerw's aets eferlee fleets twtts'1 0 th.T" aelaeaielt ar Ooe e.

lealsd ewlae aatstt TaWsta. Ssseits aMraataad ar awaey bats, 11111 Benay Venuta Prof. Alpheus Smith The Vatican ousted the arch Tea Time Tunes Tea Time Tunes Tobacco, cotton and corn plant ign in western Tennesee fell dangerously behind schedule. Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, and western Tennessee all enjoyed nearly normal rainfall and fair to good crop prospects. Texas also rallied after the early spring drouth threat.

Virginia officials found it "too early to determine" 4:00 4 15 4:30 4:00 4:30 Dorothy Murray Melodic Moods Melodie Moods Tha Hit Parade bishop because he had complained Crossroads of Nation Singing Lady Orphan Annie to civil instead of to church au Renfrew recently pleaded guilty and have started serving 199 years terms. Dr. Peacock was bludgeoned and shot when he resisted a holdup after being lured out on a spurious sick call last Jan. 2. Goethe was the gunman.

Reck the clubber, Nash the "lookout" and Livingston the chauffeur of their car. thorities against alleged financial 00 15 Orval Zamsow manipulations by Monsignor Ber Melvln Zichek Easy Aces Dick Tracy Yolchl Hiroaka News :00 News Moneak Ensemble 30 Kate Smith 8:45 Boake Carter H. V. Kaltenborn Kid's Kennel Club Behind the Mike Lamp Lighting Time tin, his vicar general. Rev.

J. Henry Btitt will give the bac :30 5 45 was capricious, and that Tutty's record entitled him to renewal of caiaureaie aaaress May THURSDAY NIGHT his license. Sterling Too nrOoTAirsHbw E. D. KING.

Terraplane Dealer STERLING. Neb.Rev. Paul C. Pittsburgh Symphony" Pittsburgh Symphony Oood Times Society Good Times Society Hews Theater Program Pray and Baum Laugh Parade 1 SO IS Alrshow 10 I Country Cluo Colonel Courtesy Johnston of Lincoln will deliver the commencement address here 1:00 Thursday night when the following 1:15 1:00 Caravan li Caravan 1:30 Prog, from WBBM. 1:4 Prog, from WBBM Death Valley Days Death Valley Days KOIL Players KOIL Players Sports Review The Song Market The Danctng Diss Hal Stuart Orch.

seniors will be graduated: ijiiilijiiViiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiniiiH IB Jllll 111 Beginning Thursday iiiiii i 'il Annette Aden Blanche Neuhaus Vesta Benson Erich Rathe Alvln Boden Orvln Rathe News 00 Helen Boden Dorothy Riffle Heldt's Brigadiers Heidt's Brigadiers March of Time Col. Prank Knox 00 15 30 4 KOIL Players KOIL Players Roy Shields Orch Roy Shields Orch. SO Tonic Tunes Tonie Tunes Emily Nash Jessimlne Brugmana James Runnels Elsbeth Brunke Edith Bulla Ardetl De Preeea William Rulla a Elmer rloerke Ade. side Schmidt Carrie Goldenstaia Bernlce Schmidt Russ Morgan Orcgh. jiiiiij :00 It News Betty Janasea Ruth Schmidt oo 15 Prankle Masters Frankie Masters Prog, from WBBM.

Tom Dorsey Orch. The Dancing Dise The Danctng Disc Abe Lyman Orch. Oft the Record Clara Kelts Ili Sports Review Charles Dornberger Orch. 30 IliiiHiiii! Frederick Stinson Oltvene Thompson Harold Weyers J9 Paul Lipps Trenham Miller Wilmer Woltemath Paye Meyers iiiiiiii Omaha Safety Council Off the Record (1000 tfcs 10:00 Bernle Cummins 10:18 Bernle Cummins The senior sermon was delivered Bundav News Sign Off cue night at St. John's Lutheran church by iii: cnt A SPECIAL SALE Gaberdine SUITS 10 30 Bob Crosby 10:48 Bob Crosby Oeorge Olsea Oreh.

Oeorge Olsea Orch. 110 SO 10:4 ou ccut mm Jiiiiii 11:00 Phillip Crane mm mm Fletcher Henderson Orch. Fletcher Henderson Orch. Carl avhrelber Orch. Carl Bchreiber Orch.

Siga Off Joey Nash Orch. 11 SO (Joey Nash Orch. Nocturne 13:00 I Sign Off ttev. v. tuguar uecaer, s.

parmmtar Is superintendent. Mason City MASON CITY, Neb.Rev. E. C. Barton of Grand Island delivered the commencement address at exercises here at which the following mm Terniplane Against All the Other Low Priced and Let the Best Car Win" il i SPOTLIGHT FEATURES RED NETWORI wow.HIGHUGOTS ilij liHi ilf Ii I II seniors were graduated: Lois Bennett Erman Alexander Charles Brtener Harold Woaney Don Anderson Lucille Knajdl Paul Mulvany Philbert Devish Ivan Nelson Lucille Sorensea Paul Stoddard Andrew Pranekowlak Lucille Hollenbeek Alvtn Outhrle Dale West Ellsworth Lowry Mary KUlmon Marjorle Philson Mildred Benson Zilpha Akin Orace Benson Alsada Arp Thelma Zenter Mlldied Philson Ellen Moore Emma Nltsche Oma Lowry Ellen Shaw Lewola Price Louise Bnener Oeorge Barton WEDNESDAY.

Ott KPAR 0J p.m. Cavalcade of America. m. Burns and Allan. 1:00 p.m.

Lily Pons. p.m. The Oang Busters. 00 Prankle Masters Orch. ON KOIL 30 B.m Levender and Old Lace.

p.m. Boys club of America, Thirtieth Anniversary. 1:00 a m. Presentation ef Arts and Sciences award to Owen Young p.m Olympla Heavyweight Boxing Finals ON RPOB oo m. Oertrude Niesen.

SO m. Prankle MasUrs Oreh. THURSDAY. ON KFAB Wednesday P. M.

ft 15 Uncle Esra. 9f) One Man's Family. Wayne King Orch. 1:00 Town Hall Tonteht. 00 Your Hit Para e.

00 Amos and Andy. :30 Eidv Duchin Orch. Liehts Out. 11:30 NBC Dance Oreh Thersday. A.

M. The Streamliners. SO Ralph Kirbcry, songs. 00 eweethearts of the Air. 30 Morning at McNeill.

Gould end Shelter. 10:00 Oene Arnold and Raneh Boys. 10 1ft Honeybov and Sassafras. Nelson We hope you'll take this invitation at its face value, and actually try several low priced cars particularly Terraplane and the other three leading maket." i You can't lose. For by comparing Terra piano with the others, you are sure to wio a new idea of what low priced car can do and what it can give you in the way of new and worthwhile features.

You will win new interest in driving a source of pleasure a new thrill of pride in tho beauty and performance of great car. Come in for "Discovery Drive today. Pick your own route, and make it as tough as you please. Put a Terraplane through the test described at the right. Then, if you want to, drive the others over the tame route and let tha best car win.

E. D. KING, Terraplane Dealer 88 or 100 H. P. 113 inch wheelbase 10:30 Merry Madcaps.

NELSON. Neb. Prof. H. W.

Terr! La Pranconl. Stoke of the University of Ne rasKa will address commence ment exercises here May 27. The graduating seniors are JUDGE STYLE Terraplane against the other three, with the only entirely new 1936 design. CHECK SIZE AND ROOM Full 115 inch wheelbase in Terra plan. up to 8 inches more than the others.

And 145 cubic feet of inside space more head room, leg room, seating room. TEST EASE OF HANDLING Something brand new here Tru Line Steering and Radial Safety Control, patent applied for. TRY RIDING COMFORT Terraplane'a Rhythmic Ride, against the ride you get la any other low priced car. CHECK PERFORMANCE 88 or 100 horsepower in a Terraplane 8 to 9 more than any of the other three leaders. More power per ton, snd emoothnee no other low priced car approaches.

TEST BRAKES Terraplane to the only low priced ear with latest, finest hydraulics, and a separate safety braking system operating from the sams brake pedal if ever needed. Plus a third system, the eaay handling parking brake. MEASURE SAFETY Only Terraplane. of the leading four, has a body all of steal with solid, sesmless steel roof. COMPARE ECONOMY Terraplane averaged 23.95 miles per gallon in the Los Angeles Yotemite Economy Run, with 8 passengers and baggage with no eoctting.

CONSIDER RUGGEDN ESS Wall show yott owner records of 125,000, 150,000 miles and up. Ask any other low priced ear to match them. 1 Helen Adams Vayden Adams Beulah Andersoa p.m. Prof. Alpheua Bmlth sa books.

00 p.m. Alrshow; Mark Warnow Orch. features "Malloros" posed by King Edward VIII wMle Prince of Wales. 1:00 p.m. Caravaa with Walter O'Keefe m.

Heidt's Brigadiers. ON KOIL 3 30 p.m. Radio Ouild presents "Lady Windermere's Pan." 00 p.m. Pittsburgh Symphony and Reed Kennedy, baritone. 1:00 p.m.

Death Valley Days :39 m. Rov ehielda Oreh. with Vivian Delia Chiesa, ON KFOR 9 p.m. Do You Remember. 3 30 p.m.

Oreetings from Old Kentucky. SO p.m. Fray and Baum. SO p.m. Abe Lyman Orch.

Bernard Bagley Noel Carroll Leroyn Conner II JO National Farm and Home Hour. Tharaday P. M. 1:00 Forever Young. 115 Ma Perkina.

1:30 Vie and Bade. The O'Neills. 3 30 Happy Jack. Mariey and Landt. SO New Jersey College Choir.

4.00 Plying Time. ft lft Edwin HiU. g. 00 Rudy Vallee Hour. 1 00 Show Boat.

00 Bing Crosby Hour. :00 Amos and Andy, Jesse Crawford 10 lft Henry Basse Oreh. 10 30 Harl Smith Oreh. 11:00 NBC Dance Orch. 11 SO NBC Dance Oreh.

Pern Demllt Woodrow Dillmaa Pauline Ellis Evelyn MeOutehaa Irene McHenry Marjorle Meyer Marveltn Minerl Violet Nelsun Comnne Oitmaa Dale Peterson LuVerne Rasmuaeea Ployd Rausher Myramae Ray Rosa Reeve Jacob RltterbuaJs Evelyn Ruhga Marvin Ruhga LeRoy Schott Ralph Shaw Mildred Sheets Eugene Epley opal rarver Lorea Perebee Wayne Pergusoa Arthur Prey Dorothy Oood Evelyn Ooodriea Pern raves Protestant Methodists 595 Veva Shaw Ruby Graves Memphis Teachers Drop rranaun svauiimaa itoa story LeRoy Keith urber Oladys Th A. F. of Affiliation John Larkins BiU Wade Ployd Uavtlle MEMPHIS, May 20 (AP) Memphis teachers bowed awsdf mp fe De Luxe Hedeh, a. DttreU, $tdrd fup ef meteueriet extra. 8 AVI with the new HUDSON GI.T.

6 Budget very low monthly payments Crippled With Sore to the city administration today, dropping their union affiliation run BURNING FEET rather than lose their jobs. 13 To Act On Merger Plan HIGHPOINT, N. May 20 (AP) Faced with a proposal to unite with the other branches of the church, the quadrennial Methodist Protestant general conference opened today, with Dr. J. C.

Broomfield of Pittsburgh presiding. Dr. Broomfield and other church leaders predicted the conference would approve the union plan, which was accepted recently by tha Methodist Episcopal church. The other branch, the REGULAR $22.50 VALUES 7 F95 ii Take a "Discovery Drive'1 With the Electric Hand In a closed meeting the Teachers' association accepted the ultimatum of tho city That' the magic of the Electric Dreaded new administration and the school real fooc snd Ieg comfort for three in the front seat! No gear or brake lever to Mumble over. Flick a finger and gears hiftf The way to drive easier safer.

With a floor ia front I Hsnd, so optional extra net aUM mmmmy etbtr leu pnetd tan board and surrendered tho group's Shots ii HHi! charter as an affiliate of the i American Federation of labor. Three Days Only )dl lor Summer Methodist Episcopal church, south, The teachers' action cleared the city payrolls of union groups. banned by the administration sev eral months sgo. A firemen's union was disbanded similarly. cannot act until two years hence.

The commission on church union will make its report Friday, and the issue is expected to be taken up then. A majority vote is necessary to adopt the proposal, and then it must be sent to the annual conferences. lilll Let Lincoln Owners Tell You Why They Bought TERRAPLANES mi because of Soft Corns, Cillousot, HirJ Skin on Hoolt and Toot 111 i't liiii We're mighty pleased with the values in this event. these suits are hand tailored in essentia) details. pelenese lined with genuine Hymo eoat lining, so necessary for soft draping fabrics.

All in ideal year 'round weights. Single and double breasted sport brown, grey, blue, green shades 33 to 44. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY MAGEE'S DOWNSTAIRS DEPARTMENT Annual Banquet Oi HERE ARE A FEW OTHER NAMES ON REQUEST wow tna you can Buy Raaox a HI S44S St. Dental Assistants 9. a.

irai Ti iii C. V. CAMPBKM, BOUNtY r. IttftQ si. IteitO St.

up to date drug stores it's foolish to go hobbling around In absolute misery. a. i HABBia west at. Three or four Radox foot baUu 3 tabiesDoonfuls of Radox to gallon of hot water) and your soft KING MOTORS, Inc. The Nebraska Association of Dental Assistants, as part of the program of their annual convention, held a banquet at the University club Tuesday evening.

Miss Maxine Smith presided. The program: Tap dances. Iris and Deris Thomas; corns and callouses are gone, your iiiiiiii Evrri snoet stubborn eases of asthma and broa chtat cough srtouid rriund. 'f houeanrta report net eeUMtefuflg relief and comkart with Nacur. iii.

a I tired, aching feet are changed to strong vigorous ones and bear this in mind If Radox doesn't do exactly as his formula is now offered in convenient cap. Hl'0 St. tttin: rH.E'oSSiI iaSIIalillit. aulea called NAt iW KAPi. No hatot forming drun or ootatea.

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