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Col II on Riiiieritian Services At SIX THE LINCOLN STAR TCESPAT, AUGUST 28. IMS George I9aultClt9 38, al Nebraska War Vets Are Seotfs liluff Coiinly HasTuo Polio uses GERING, Aug. 28 (AP) Scotts Bluff county a two caes of polio were reported here yesterday by county Chairman Leonard Harrison of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The victims are Vernita Vandiver, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Vern Vandiver of Mitchell, and Darrell Dean Moyer, 9, son name "Kid' Wedge tor several years before he turned to the ministry, according to Mission officials. Just arrived, tnalant eoffee. 4 a. Jars, inc. Canned Horninr, 15c can.

Apricot preanrei. Beachly IK) It. Adv. Diamond fUnr Missing Mrs. T.

C. Smith, 1124 street, reported to police that a diamond ring which she had taken off in a room of a local hotel while washing her hands was taken Saturday afternoon. According to the report, Mrs. Smith said that she left the room for a short while and when she returned the ring was missing. Mrs.

Amanda Itlinde Called Ily Death Mrs. Amanda Blinde, 55, 310 South Twenty seventh street, died Monday afternoon in Lincoln, Born in Concordia, she and her family had made their home in Lincoln for the last 18 years. Surviving are her husband, Paul; three sons, Elmer, Vincent and Ivan, all of Lincoln; two brothers, Harry Junge, Crete, 111., and George Junge, Omaha; three sisters. Mrs. Anna Schaunessy and Mrs.

Gladis Gobber, both of Syracuse, and Mrs. Mae Schaffer, Auburn, and two grandchildren. Til fabaleae Straaf Bar" imt W1TTMCTCIUW TODAY! Mat 35 Eve. 50c S5e Jitroitf Home Wingnte. due to dock at New York City Tuesday.

August 28, include: tueiihauer. 8t. Leonard Kortoia. i Ahrens, Sat, Paul rairoury. Partes, 8t.

Paul Orana Iland rnck Bat. Jacob 10 Hew Hamp shire street, Linco.n. Due in New York Thursday, August 30. are the following Ne braskans aboard the Milwaukee: Williamson. Bat.

Wtlbr Hampton, Chism. TS Dale 3400 South Tenth tr Lincoln. Aboard the S. S. Monterrey, due Newport News, Thursday, August 30, are: Movers, T8t Charles F.

Davlfl City. Baiter, T4 Charles North Plaits, H.nT, Clyde 3 Wvmore. Curtis, Carl Balm JHobel. T6 Louss O. Columbua.

Barnes, pic. Floyd A Hti fMourt Cwdrack, Pfc. Anton Richland. Butboom. Pvt.

Byrl Fairfield. Nebraskans aboard the Cody Victory, due at Newport News, Friday. August 31. include: Hrmstpdt, lot Lt. Jack 1423 atrpt, Lincoln.

Atirtrnon. W. Tyndall BhicKley. Sgt Dam It Laurel. Cumrb.

Cpl. Lvie P. MiMcr. KaMk, T5 t'Rov York. Kfllar.

'5 Charing Palmer. Ofbork. Pfc. Virgil Crawford Bfltak. Pfc Henry Clarks.

Bowman. Pfc. Atverdo Jr Brednha. Htnlav. Pfc.

Herman Ltnwood. Wetovtc. Pfc Tberxlora Cedar Rapida. Tharp. 1st Lt.

Charlea 110 Marshall, Lincoln, Rmith, Cpt. frank W. Beatrtea. Piper, pfc. Ronald York.

Rtoppkotte, Pfc. Leona D. Orand Inland. Kleveman. rrS William Fremont.

AAA Men To Dlenii IvronoMcd Itonald Plan OMAHA, Aug. 28 (AP) Past and present AAA committeemen from eastern Nebraska counties are scheduled to meet here probably next week to discuss the Ronald plan, proposed to take the place of the AAA, Louis Clarke has announced. Clarke is the Nebraska representative on the 12 man com mittee appointed by W. R. Itonald, editor of the Mitchell, S.

Daily of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Moyer of treated at a uncoin hospital; while the Moyer boy is at the Children's hospital in Denver. Three other cases, one fatal, have occurred in the North Platte valley. All victims were from Bayard.

I hike Critically 111 SCOTTS (AP) Fred Finke, 56, owner of the Finke Creamery here and prominent in Nebraska war veterans circles, has been reported in a critical condition at a local hospital where he recently underwent an opera tion for removal of a chest tumor. Our 40th leer IF THEY'LL FIT; I HERE IS LINCOLN Fraternal Congress Meet Members of the executive committee of tl.a Nebraska Fraternal Congress met Tuesday afternoon at the Lincoln hotel to formulate plana for their October convention. R. liiuska of Omaha presided. Second half 144 County Rai ISstate Tax delinquent Bept.

1, l4. Adv. Former Fiithter To SpeakRev. F. R.

Wedge, former boxer and now pastor at a Monroe church, wilt sneak Tuesday night at the City Mission, 124 South Ninth street Wedge fought under the MAIN FEATURES START LINCOLN: "Incendiary Blonde," 1:20. 3.28, 5:34, 7:40, 8:45. STUART: "Christ mas In Connecticut," 1:00, 2:58, 5:12, 7:28, MO. NEBRASKA: "The Last Mile," 2:22, 4:52, 7:22, 9 52. "Midnight Manhunt." 1:18.

3:48, 8:18, 8:48. VARSITY: "The Great John 1:30. 3:31, 6:32, 7:33, 9:34. STATE: "Cange of the Waterfront," 1:15, 3:44, 6:13, 8:42. Flame of Barbery Coast, 2:13, 4:42, U.

9:40. CAPITOL: "The Biscuit Eater," 1:00, 3 38, 8:12, 8:48. "This Way Unease, 2:23, 4:59, 7:35, 10. JOYO: A Tree Grows in (Brooklyn," 7:00, 9:32. 40c to 6 p.

m. Barbara STANWYCK Dennis Morgan "CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT" March of Time lfl Republic, to draft a bill embody three letters as a varsity swinging the Ronald plan. mer. He was affiliated with Delta Jobs For Nebraskans Plentiful LABOH STILL SCARCE (Mr lha Associated press Job openings are plentiful in Nebraska but the major preblem i a .1 is iu una me wui kei ana con 1 vince them they should take the! Jobs, reports from U.S. employment service bureaus In all sections of the state indicated Tuesday.

A situation similar to that reported in Omaha and North Platte Monday, where jobs are open, but workers are few, has been found in every town canvassed. At Alliance, where 50 vacancies were listed, employment service officials said the few applicants don't begin to measure up to the demand. In Scottsbluff, C. L. Yungblutt, area war manpower commission director, said there are more job openings than at any previous time in the past six months.

Housing Shortage At Scottsbluff. He said that lack of housing prevents the agency from bringing in workers to fill the 278 job openings listed at his office. No war industries were situated in the Scottsbluff area, and there have been no cutbacks or layoffs. Yungblutt said that in the past few days a few workers have "drifted" into the Scottsbluff area from California and eastern Ne braska. Most of them, he said, were laid off by the Martin Bomber plant in Omaha; while those from California formerly lived in the Scottsbluff area.

In Omaha WMC officials said that area would remain a class 3 or "in balance' employment area for another week. Class 3 indicates 12 to 20 per cent unemployment. Area Director George Sancha of ARTURO Chances are, icteran, It won't! But Simon'a Special Tailoring Service, EX CXUSIYELY FOR ORLD WAR II VETERANS, viU tailor your old riviea to fit you, at a minimum cost! I Dead; Veteran of 33 Months In Paella FREMONT. Aug. 28 (AP) Pfc.

Owrge Paulsen, 38, died at the Veterans hospital in Lincoln yesterday, three days after he returned to Fremont after serving 33 months in the south Pacific, relatives here have learned. Paulsen was ill when he arrived here from Denver Friday and was taken to the hospital by ambulance Saturday when he complained of a throat ailment. Paulsen entered the army Nov. 8, 1942 and served with the medical corns. Survivors Include his parents, Mr.

an 1 Mrs. Andrew Paulsen; a sister. Anna Belle; a son, Ronnie, all of Fremont, and a brother, Earl, now in Germany. Jf nj. Marvin Child, Valley Decorated By Belgian Minister BRUSSELS, Aug.

28 (AP) Maj. Marvin E. Childs of Valley. was one of 15 officers of the American Ninth airforce decorated by Belgian defense Minister Leo Mundelccr yesterday for gallantry during the battle of the bulge In Ardennes last De cember. The Americans were described as having "particularly dis tinguished themselves" in this action.

Gen. Eisenhower and 10 other high ranking American officers will receive Belgian decorations at a ceremony in Brussels Sept 6 Fremont reported last week was "our busiest in a year and a half," but added that Monday "saw big letup in interviews and job applications." Aoout 400 persons applied for jobs last week and 112 were referred to jobs, he said Sancha estimated that between 500 and 600 Fremont residents were laid off early last week by cancellation of war contracts in nearby plants. ov wrrt TONITE! DANCE SMITH WARREN and Their Orchestra A4wt. Ma plaa tax tma Servlea (raw lMk Fart J)YC Havelock Sunday MnnAaTTumtdar Great and Hasnttnc Book reara ita Heart Oat aa tba Betty Smith's "A TREK GROWS IN RROOKLYX" with Dorothy McGufre James Dunn Joan Blondell Peirry Ann Garner Ted Donaldson Lloyd Nolan Newt at the Day They wofrt send mi to the hot chair! Gan eraied haetinc and eendrtnned a bt ehaaaa tbeir awa way ta Mrs or f. and Crtm aST.

us at For Wni. F. Luke, 73 DES1ILF.U, Aug. 28 Win. F.

Luke, 73. died at his home hert Saturday after a long illness. Ha was Rock Island agent hera for years, having retired due to poor health. He is survived by his wife and aix children. Funeral services were held here Tuesday afternoon.

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Tomorrow Fibber lays down the law and Molly baila him out! A down to earth laugh panic! .15. i 1 II mux rained Com hat ilier, Killed In Inland Col. Ben Rimerman, 31, gradu in 1937, and one of Nebraska's outstanding combat fliers, was ktllpci Aua uit 11 in England in an airplane accident. Colonel Rimerman, an Omahan, was credited with the destruction of 12l enemy planes. Before entering the service, he worked for the Security Col.

Mutual life insurance company in Lincoln. In England he had been serving as chief of staff of the Third air wing since the Euro pean war's end after piling up an impressive combat record as leader of fighter groups. The Nebraskan held 12 decorations, including the distinguished flying cross with three oak leaf clusters, the silver star and the air medal with six oak leaf clusters. Overseas more than two years, Colonel Rimerman was credited with several combat distinctions. His group set a record for 47's by destroying 41 enemy aircraft in a single day.

His group was credited with being the first to use the 47 Thunderbolt, which was developed as a high altitude fighter, for low level work. Assigned to attrition tactics, Colonel Rimerman's group ran up an impressive total of enemy aircraft destroyed, locomotives and rolling steck blasted and trucks and transportation units immobi lized. Colonel Rimerman, son of Mrs. Brooke Rimerman, former Oma han now living in Arlington, Va was graduated from the Univer sity of Nebraska, where he won Tau Delta fraternity. Dean Weyer Leaves For Overseas Vost HASTINGS, Aug.

28 (AP) Dean F. E. Weyer of Hastings college was scheduled to leave today lor Biarritz, France, whcTe ne recently was named teacher of educational psychology and guidance a G. I. college.

Dean Weyer has been granted fnm Hasting, college. a seven months leave of absence Other Nebraskans to be sta tioned at the Biarritz college are Dr. Franklin D. Keiy, professor of agronomy; August A. Luebs, associate professor of mechanical engineering; and Dr.

Dean A. Worchester, professor of educa tional psychology, all of the Uni versity of Nebraska faculty. Dr. David Fellman, associate professor of political science at the state university, is stationed at a similar college in Florence, Italy. if more St ail road Veteran To Retire WYMORE, Aug.

28 (AP) Charles Wells, 67, cashier in the Burlington railway ticket office here, will retire Friday after nearly 50 years with the Burling ton railroad. Wells came to Jefferson county with his parents in 1879 and was reared on a farm near Steele City. He has worked for the Burlington in Chester. Endicott, Blue Springs, Haddam and Wymore. Krueger 1'oiimlcd WINSIDE, Aug.

28 (AP) F2c Dale F. Krueger, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Krueger, was wounded when the U. S. a. In dianapolis was struck by a Japa nese torpedo last month, his par ents have learned, Nebraska Deaths John S. Nixon YALLS CHTT John Nixon.

If Richard on county resiaent ainca tawj, oiea er unexpectedly Sunday. Ha la survived by hia wife: ftva eons. Harrr ol Falla City; Tom of Reserve. waiter 01 aer siiA 1 uMb n. Pan inn inn Imn.

nie Af Hamlin: and four daughters, Mrs. Fred Fouth of Reserre. Mr. Henry IDavla of FalU City: Mrs. Vernon Kimmel i at citv and Mrs.

Koecoe iseuuer of Salem. Thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild also aurvivt. Charlea I. Hollinqsworth WYMORE Services er held here Bun day for Charles L. Hollingsworih, 63.

who A et Raturnav at tne nonie 01 ma num, J. HoUinsaworth of Wvmora. Besides hi father ha is survived by two sisters, riir. Hrennan and Mrs. Verna Reed of Wmore.

and two brothers Everett Of Wy more and Harold of Harris, mo. Mrs. Ella Schmitx MEA.TRICE fiervicea 1U ba held here Wednewiav mnrmnt for Mrs. Ella Sk hmiia who died Sunday following an nines. er husband, Rudolph Bcnmiia.

aurvivea. W. H. Endelmaa REATRICB Funeral services were held hera Tuesday for William Horace Endei man. 80.

Beatrice, wno died Bunoay in a local hospital. Burvivlnf are one sister. Rose Sohebotham of Rosslneile. a nephew. Glenn Biosser of Oilier.

i TAMPAX rag. at 98c 99c IRRADOL A I'll BROMO SELTZER. 25c 98c XORD BALTIMORE PORTFOLIO SO SHEETS 24 ENVELOPES 39' MENTHOLATUM 27c He FRESH 43c $1.29 Sf Fad. Tax aa Toiletries. fA A mm i Bring to 5emf Floor Ben Simon at Sons "Girls beinliketherare, there ain't no point talkin' sense to 'em.

You just lass 'em or quit 'em and The glamorous, glorious riotous lifetime story of famous Texas Guinan bide by the results." FROM THIS SA YINGS Of HKLODY JONES, KNOWS AS GARY COOPER CO STARRED WtTtt LORETTA YOUNG in Clarke said Ronald is expected to attend the meeting here to hear suggestions for the bill he proposes to submit to congress. The South Dakota editor is a member of the Eisenhower committee named to reorganize the department of agriculture. I. on if Hunt Ends st attt Minn fAP'i B. Rhodes, special FBI agent, has announced tliat an eight month hunt for a soldier in 12 midwest 1 4l I ended with the capture in Minne apolis Monday of Pvt.

Samuel C. Spaise, 24, of Herman, Minn. He was sought on bogus check charges. Aor SHOWING with BETTY GRABLE This Way Please' FIX'S Billy Lee Cordell Hickman 'THE BISCUIT EATER' Starring PRESTON FOSTER Second Big Featurm TODAY decordova VSSSfiEittirll iff Last times today! Tlaroe of Barbary Coast' A Ganfs of Waterfront CHARLES RUGGLES BARRY FITZGERALD 1 VAaWtt p.itna Iltw 1 11 I'ua gay, muaical eo hit The Qaesn af tba tea la a glemeroaa romance. Vera Hruba 11ALSTOX ikeVlaciii SKItKXAIIir with Robert Ukingslott Vera Vague Stephanie Bachelor i Opea 26c to 6 P.

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