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The Hastings Daily Tribune from Hastings, Nebraska • 9

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i Tit A v4 MSjyensrsa HASTINGS (NEBJ- DAILY' TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1942 StuhmrT and family and herv parents Mr and Mrs Joe Ban Bride-to-Be Honored At Xenese howerl IVf SERIAL STORY AC Dl OF inistet and family of Juniata Mrs Ida Hollenbeck and son BRIGHTNESS GONE CftmiWHt IMt nba aiiiviec inc Lyle-Hollenbeck and chiMreri Omaha apent Saturday night fnd' SundajMhsrs) with Mrs Myrtle Winalow BX HOLLY WATTERSON Marine Band WOWl: Football Uama" Prise arkaae-WKAX Xewa Jiaace Band JvUVJ Ua'aca Time KslJJJ: Harry Jaws' Orch KFAB 'f Navy Bulletir Board KFOaT- Aaelah'JkFOR Nawa WOW PeopHs PUtform KFAB Dinner Hdale WOW Tlllie the Toiler KFAB Abie'a Irish 'Roae WOW With Wines KFAB Uommandoa KFAB Truth or Coneequenres WOW Taur Hit Parade KFAB Nat'l Barn Dance WOW Hoc Copy HOW Saturday Kifht Serenade KFAB Sports HlahUcbts WOW Newa WOW Richard Himbers Orch KFAB- Network HighBghtrfr Ames 'aAady KFAB Kred 'rii WOW-- af tka "World WOW Lucille Mannera aaprana wow Kate Smith Hour KFAB information fleasa woff Abe Lyman'a Oreo WOW Playhouaa KFAB Walts Tim WUV Plantation Party WOW That Brewster Boy KFAB Camel Caravan KKAB I People Are Kunpy WuW Show Tonlatat WOW News KFAB Sammy Kaye's Orch-KFAB Ray Klnneyle Orch KFAB Club KOWH TUU TOKYi'Frttf VrmsW ar Htm at mm aaa late Kew If ark aae- Mr Frank Marsh and MrsTDan Fischer were" host esses at the former's home to 1 rehttives and friends at a1-pre nuptial- shower for Mlu El nor York who will become the bride of Luther Echtemach of Hastings on October -25 Following a social afternoon 1 refreshments served Out-of-town guests were Mrs Hattie Cowan -of Los Angeles Calif Mrs William McCoy Mrs Henry Kauffelt and Mrs aiial far eaaiatera ataey laae ar lla tuaMrt thai French Arrest Rumanian Jews BERLIN (From German Broad- la la lam wlta CaaaaeeI casta) W-tA transorean dispatch said today Paris police arrested -some 4000 Rumanian Jews last men and women Verlin Short ill of Hastings Mrtrf aaa faaleea af few taalaal araeel maaiWi MarUa taray arfceai Caaoare lavea Caaiata la lac adaae af Mia rraalrr kU falbai aeeoaS wtfa mmi Ika twa bava Bva Breaalt aa teeatkra la tka Praetor eeaae Belle atltvrlr aa-" eaea raaaaeee Seriate la iaia aaiart fralalaav hat fcaewf BMklac af kr lava far Manlaw Pete saeaatralle aagtaafkla aaltea Ika kaaaltaL aaa JADJfCWB-ATIIOBI Ervin Fischer of HMnweurMflTT Tour Number Please WOW HOUSEHOLD HINT The United States Department John Tueran4MrBJElvin Fischer of Juniata and Mrs Marvin Fischer of Holsteln end-made a house-to-house search of all dwellings where Rumanian Jews lived Mruand-Mra-Glftn Leopold and Most of thnsf-Atrestedwc of-Agrioulture -has-suggested xuU Down to Karth KFAB Mewa Iferry-do-Round Coaet duhrd on Parade WOW Sura Over Hollywood KOIL 11 Golden Melodlea WOW Kewa WOW Farm Facta At Fun WOW boy- found at home They were taken children have returned to Denver Colo following a week's visit with his sister Mrs Herman ting up turnips and making "sauerkraut" out of them as is done with to an internment camp at Drancy in police trucks She left the nrepUcev returned to her old place "I1 didn't order him out If that's what you're-thinking But he had' some quixotic idea of throwing Tuckaways too into the hole to satisfy cred- iters and when I refused ht There waa for a minute something almost like appeal to lion "I have known what it is to be poor I cant face that to satisfy some silly conscientious scruple" Jeter asked blankly "Where la fit hewt'T "At hia dub for tha time being" She licked her lips nervously She said ss though to reassure herself "Hell thank ma later for this Hell be glad enough to have the place to coma back to" aaa BRUCE'S business had gone bad once before in the early nineteerMwenties Pater remem-bered clearly those lean days when they had lived in a house whose rooms had a hollow sound because almost everything they had once contained had been sold for what little it would bring and when frequently there was not enoufh OUT OP HARM'S WAY BYFREDHARMAN RED RYDER McMaater "We'd oughta buy War Bonda much aster-Shoot one buck in ten At Adolph and then Hell wish he'd 'a stuck to his plasterr SORfCfMSlA BUT we ear tmsmtsfj Xi VURROPbTI IDHANDkE ie aa tha Jab ht Oaele Seam ary fay day Beaaa aMIlef aa leaf ae yaa'la- Trmtmy DawaaaM to -cat- Bruce had eomt Will Call Some Married Men ha had given up the New York apartment temporarily in order to curtail expenses And for the past several weeks all letters to" him had remained unanswered there had been no word at aUA Peter hurried to Tuckaways hoping to find him there but instead found cause only to? fresh uneasiness He learned that the Hobbies were gone and with them the couple from the town apartment in their place was a brace of trim maids and awtler with bnMayfalrcVJportlni a morning coat Mr Bruce Ftaxier was not at Tuckaways the man said he did not believe he knew Mr Trailer's present where- a bouts And who was inquiring please? Having to identify himself irked Peter He gave hia name shortly "I will set Mrs Frailer" he or-dered aaa TT seemed Whim that Bella kept 1 him waiting unnecessarily long and that neither relieved hs anxiety-nor Improved his temper Belle raised disapproving eyebrows "Just what-" -Peter hitched a shoulder impatiently He said aware of Ml brusquenesa but not really caring "It's silly to waste time on the amenities when there's something wrong and I know it What is It?" "Something wrong?" Belle repeated "Surely he said reasonably "there's something wrong when I'm treated as a stranger in my father's bouse when a servant acts as though lie's never heard of Belle had reached for one of her innumerable cigarets and he had to light it for her and wait while she took several deliberate puffs She laid finally "This is not your father's-iwuse father no longer Uvea here" He sat stunned "What! What's happened?" he demanded Belle rose as- though she felt at a disadvantage with his young length towering over her 'and went to stand at the flower-filled fireplace "Your father left me" aha said "Impossible!" Peter said Belle herself showed signs of impatience- "Hasn't he told you anything?" she demanded' "I new that heM been worried about business that business was Belle laughed sharply "Poor!" she repeated Her tone was hard "His business is gmie" she said "Everything is gone" Peter repeated stupidly "Gone? Everything? BuW Tuckaways?" Belle flushed "Tuckaways" she said defiantly "la mine" -THE AWFUL TRUTH BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS phantly through that time and ha would probably through this Of course in the earlier period -he'd had Peter's mother with her never-failing faith in him and her courage on whom to rely while in this Belle's defection had probably hit him hard He must see 1 hia father and determine Just how things stood until he knew there waa nothing he could do to help nothing he might gain by worrying either An even mora immediate concern was Candace He had been absurdly pleated fo learn she'd gone in for nursing She'd make HAVE SEEN SOMC OOOfTieS Obvously Tue root cohtws iujbbcr eurl WHAT'S' MORE REMARKABiC IS TME PeCUUAR LINCOLN With local selective service boards facing -a home front barrage of questions and protest Brigadier General Guy Henninger state director said today some married men will continue tobe inducted until re AS MOU Alt Uvl MV LIFE BUT NeVSR LhjRir wbt have a TREE ROOT THAT HAS GROWN COMPURSLY AROUND A SiJ jm KMOW SYUESTK rooar found a T5 EQUAL TMtSSOTNCB wm CHerAJMiy be Kreajsno CHAPTER VIII rpHI rounds and tha discussion afterward luted several houn and when they were over Peter felt whipped beaten He had been aaked queitioni by Dr Stacy bout thinp that he'd not yet had opportunity to learn and about ether thlnp that he knew perfectly well but couldnt get out tha nlwers to because of hia tongue-tied atate the Chief he thought had enjoyed watching him squirm as though he'd gotten hia bug Impaled onto the edge of a "pin Dr Morrison came up to him afterward "It's not always as bad JM tbakyw jmpw he said "I'm orry you were let in for itIfs Just that-well the Chief got the idea from last year's group that you summer fellows treat this place as a resort He means to work you all thoroughly this year I understand and I gathered rather that you were put through the ropes so that you'd warn the others as they arrive get them in the proper "He meant him to be reassured but Peter was not It looked like a tough summer ahead With a sigh hf gave up al hope of a -week-end trip home He'd write Instead long newsy letters But after a bit even that hope dwlndledTIe had never worked harder Ha worked mornings in the laboratory until time for rounds in the afternoon he waa In the X-ray room There rounds again In tha evening and after that ha sat poring for hours ovct books trying to get the things ha was learning sorted out and clearly in mind before they degenerated into a confused Jumble and disappeared Letter-writing was a time-consuming luxury he couldn't aflordr he sent postcards of tha "l-anvwell hope-you-are-the-same" variety instead Ht had been becoming increas- -lngly uneasy about hia -father Early In the summer Bruce had written a brief and apologetic note mentioning that the slump in business had put him in rather bad spot and asking if Peter could manage without hia usual allowance for a time Later he had written even more briefly that reOUNCN6 ROOT NEAR THE 7 gulations may be officially chanced SHAKER COUNT CLUB eBCUNDS 1 HAW BECN Ti-ciiBti-r General Henninger made the statement in connection with dis-patchea which mentioned December the date set for induction a perfect nurse he lei She RUoWa FROM If of married men I think the time has come to make clear that in Nebraskai se lective service administration is governed by official regulations only and cannot be administered on the basis of press reports" Henninger said HAMLIN SHHHI ALLEY OOP "State Headquarters received no Infractions to halt-the induction YEN BUT WHAT'S of married men until December" gentle and she was poised ha could not imagine Tier being Indifferent to any really tick' person but at the same time he could not set sny faker petting anything over on her either And she waa intelligent A dream of coming back to a home where Candace waited and of being helped to clear hit mind in hia more doubtful cases by an understanding discussion of them with her had become part of hia hopes for the future Now was not too sure It waa a good thing: What if she had gqne into nursing simply because it waa a means of livelihood when all other support had been snatched from her? It was a tough enough grind even for the girls who loved the work it could be deadly where there was no' interest He hurried to Merrymount (Te Be CeaUamed) AKT BACK JMM00 TEN HAPPENED TO HJJY DfcUbVt rjr -m uuu rW3 I I MINUTES TILL DtKIMV GETS WHATCHA WKfOUTf 6UMPIN S1AMPEPE0-THEN AS IF IN THE JUNSLE EN0U6HI WTTtN My UWTH' WHOtt WrW WHU VOU MAY 1 he uid "Quite to the contrary Nebraska has orders to meet its call for men in full and to fulfill these orders it is necessary to call some riot a great many married AJNTT GOT TROUBLE Jjso sans SyjCOM BACK XT ULAST HAVE VVmOuTVOUR I F1NPCXXXA ANPTO01Y VCAPONSTVUH Ht KING GUI HAVE I JH HI 111 I Pi I GONE fiftJP men before December'' Seize Copyrights On Mein -as KHAS Program Schedule WASHINGTON Leo Crowley- alien property custodian announced today hia office lias seized American copyrights covering Hitler's Mein Kampf and the royalty contract and license agree the Tribune's Daily Pattern miDAV BMP xs CftiT Tha Kvm of Tha World YiaKTnr: 7777 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ment governing American publication of the volume Reynal and Hitchcock Ameri vooVje 6OTl BUV A WAR BOM The Eyes of Tha World Poems Melodies with the Vlbraharp () Macred Heart Pro'eram Bhlnd The Headlines Dinner Hour Tha World of Sports News of the World Hits of Today AY Yesterday AP News Summary SMHM-KHAB Barndanee () Sian Off 'Denotes Studio Program can publishers of the book estimated recently about 2B30d0 copies of- the American edition had AND GET OW nJRTVJ TD1D -r tkEE MAOWM firXZO been sold' Crowley's office said "about $30000000 in royalty payments due the author and hia German publishers" has accumulated since JuniataHome Craft Club Meets FntJay" 4 iber 1 TflSBTheie royalties The Home Craft together with those from future sales will be credited the -alien Club Unit 1 will meet with Mrs Leonard Thompson Friday after Poama Melodlas with tha Vlbraharfl- () Baerad Heart Hour Tha Headlines The DlrihfrHoiir" The World jf Sports Newaof tha World elan- Ofr- ATl'BDAV KPT St Breakrait News Bulletlna Breakfast Melodies Breakfast Kxpreaa Voice of The Church () Muilcal Interlude Your llenu Lady () "Around Tha Clock" 16:00 AP News Bummary "Kurnlture Facta" Musical Interlude 10 Nickel Serenade Clothlna Facts Familiar Music Hints for tha Housewife () AP News Summary Morning Serenade Home-ftrvlce Hour The Farmer Speaks Noon Hour Clock pin Tfr AP- Newscast Noon Hour Clock Farm Facta Kun Grace Qlory Broadcast () AP News Summary Stare on The' Horiion Star Dance Parade Treaiury Star Parade of Wfe AP Newa Bulletin noon Mrs Eileen Eriklen-and property custodian Clay Center Club to Contribute Scrap Iron Mrs Arland Mays will have charge of the lesson i The Rev and Mrs George CLAY A scrap iron BY CRANE SOUNDS PLAUSIBLE WASH TUBBS are attending the Methodist con ference in Lincoln contribution by members' will fea ture the October 13 meeting of the Clay Center Business and Profess Mr and Mrs William Kindig M0HPCU11 etOOOfTHEMfNOOME rVHWKWOUT WEVl NW TIME SHE attended- the funeral-ot-her uncle aTuvr am acas nisn AJUOrLOXKRAPSttOWHi "SKTS liftnal wrwnn'a fHnh It waa arj LEAOf'fAfleAad iKSfaJR BROKEN WrUWPnSCm John Coyne in Haxtun Colo BOTlMUffTirTHE eWRMANC ARB VERY I -THOWlioTwlCE nJLM" I MMEN WE ARE LOCK UP I I AT rSatHT AMD UNLOCK I I EAXMAmMejrTHEy Ht AOCWTEP FOB AW TNBKB sofawwn Mr and Mrs Glenn Hughes of aBBBBBBBBBW CUSPECT THE PRESENCE CP AUOUTsVBtXMCHT JHfeatJBlESlH ISMAMEPUPRE5 TM)ETNMN0WIPVOU NtSH YOU MAY 5AJE MY PRISON NUMBER Sioux City la have rented the apartment in the home of Mrs jMrnrntrnmummmmMMam nounced at the last meeting which waa held with Mrs Helen Godtel as hostess Mrs Ella Woteri new club -president named committee chairmen fox the club year A report on hertrip to GirlrState at Lincoln waa given by MissShlrr ley Godtel A musical program lfe imu Hia Jean Sergeant vacated by Mr and ITMAYfOSSWLYASSiSlI VrjUNN0TBEll6CMWrri Mrs Leonard Suchy who return 70 SEE net sunanme-Hoitr-(t ed tor Mr-Suchy-wu THAT NO Mualcal Interlude "OWE' called for army examination Mr Jaaae Crawford at the Orean 4rtOTrlbuna and SUte Newa- ESttPEM Hughes is employed at-the naval arrangedLby Mrs- Charlotte 1 riss was also givjen amrnunition hh'r- MV-Make-JMieye Ballroom Cflrnorat "Jean Swanam ann of Mr and Mrs SwansbfTof IJneobviormerly-of Clay-enteTTr 5ce Glances and now with -a mechanized cav-alry unit enuflie west-coast was favorably mentioned recently in a Los Angeles' 'paperi'' CorpbMl Swansoo was named as one of the BY HAM FISHER JA HERR OBERST A JOI I PALQPKA fournonrcom officers are SIE I a aT- SACJcE outstanding leaders ofTt ir CCHOREN SiK -L-JAI WARUM BLBIBCN If I ANtTERfXTEHEN I USER SSICH air jn ncruc ui VERSTHHEN SIE era II ii iiw i iwiiaamiaj ripi itiiaean ft ZUaAACHEftJT Hi iTStMSfe Ctergn bTTD aTafM-iTTrfcEaW1Bw' I'b-B H0NDTT 1ST DAS CINE tJvwBa -aaernaeaii BLam awjt a eaassa University -ef -Nebraska Heen avei ACKURZUNQ? mil:" listed last December while ployed in Los Angeles Hold Everything Gracious have you been reducing?" is a question your friends will be asking you when they tee you in this flattering dress! Thanks to its unusual cut the pounds seem to slip away Iran Kmani aSii mm TOO YOU MOT UV06XS7XMD naSv OW OARB YOU the woman who wears it The tuuvao vnu juot stay om Turn aaain IT AK MettmYp rum a vmoht Mourmf bodice is softly feminine and the deep neckline it a lovely back ground for attractive jewelry Pattern No 8217 ia in sizes 38 AL CAPP LI'L ABNER 38 40 42 44 48 48 50 52 Size 38 with short sleeves requires 4ft yards 39-inch material A wide variety of home dress AH CAlNT BXAR YO NO LONQER HA7-NC HAS BriOMCN pOWNy-AT LAST ME VHU NAME HIE FAIR UMBaARABIXr tSEJal Ilk OOMPAMION KuniKiml making patterns representing the latest fashion trends is shown in COMPANION Or THt I A the Fall Faahion Book our style Mil oh th night -witManm IE WTDC OPCNJT ptXAU EXCAPC VTH'fURDCRT aa catalogue Send for your copy today 15c Order a catalogue with TT a 15c pattern for Z5C plus ic tor postage For this attractive pattern send BBBV srei il aav- 15c in coin your name address AMf M-Efl- TA4 TUAti pattern number and size to Hastings Daily Tribune Today's Pattern Service 106 7th Avenue New York "Remember-how she kept 'our ball when we busted her window? She's probably Just the type that hoards sugar and 7 stuff!" could take you to lots of dances and movies if Dad f-r- ould increase my allowance but every time I mention it he gcto all excited about ioflationr Hamburg is the largest seaport on tha wntinen of Europe "7 1 1 iQ-atr aatkhi' ha ar at i i'lnlir Tt I nfill'- nry twot mWbAfl.

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