Holdrege Daily Citizen from Holdrege, Nebraska • 6

1 4 -'r 'p-Vi-tj' J5' 'v -O i pv I 'ft' jj su ranee company bills oyer Smorqasbortl to Bev Staged Hbre Men to Service parity the lowest level permitted in farm law I He said dollan-and-cents support levels forthe three dairy products will be announced later But he said he thinks "housewives can count on about an 8-cent a pound dropj to butter" SGT WALTER lji STARK SMI 'WAMlIin IdL OTASX Announce Cut Dairy Supports WASHINGTON OJR) Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson today announced a cut in dairy price supports effective Apjril 1 which he estimated wil) tnean about an 8 -cent a pound reduction in retail butter prices i 'Benson told a news conference that givemment price props on butter cheese and dried milk will drop from 90 to 75 per cent of son Qf Mr and Mrs Walter Stark abLoomis and husband of the former Doris Sprague of Itoldrege has recently joined Marine Air Base Squadron 15 at the El Torn JMArineKjCoips Air Station at BantoAns 'Calif He is serving as a member of the communi 6A--HQLDREGE (Nebr) CITIZEN Female Burglar akes Baby Along DETROIT UR)An 18-year-old mother who drove a getaway car lor a burglary gang told police today she took Tier baby along "because I find a sitter" State police the mother: Mrs Gwen Robinson admitted being a member of a ring which netted $1300 in nine burglaries during the past two weeks Other members were identi- 18 and a 16-year-old juvenile Police allowed Mrs Robinson to return home to tend to her 7-month-old baby on condition she be available for Questioning ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Real Estate Abstracting Farm Loans LARSON WZNQUEST Telephone 158 1010 ON YOUR DIAL I 1 I uxingionCy i i 4 AND DEBUS 5 Enriched: Bread i Present! HOPALONG CASSIDY 5:30 pan caL Each WEDNESDAY ill ih Automatic Slide Changer For rhe Projector That You Now Have are mow able to furnish you with a dandy slide changer for your Argus Projector Will tit most other standard projectors too Two permanent-storage magazines for 72-slides are included with adapter and changer at $17A0 ATNOcSpW55 Norris DrugjStoref 154 MORE ABOUT CONGRESS Continue4 rom Page lion: families are in debt Kds- and pitals physicians dentis others for medical exp average debt 'is $12La Wolve others neglected insurance plaiis are the chrpn ly ill the and indigen Labor unions Critical The big labor unions have clzed most present insurance programs particularly the AMA-eiydorsea Blue Cross an Blue Shield as benefit" plans They claim doctors and hospitals are hiking fees and rates sc much that insuraed patients oft si are little better off thanibefor they had Commercial insurance companies with cost indemnity policies complained that doctor? raise fees to' the maximum of benefits allowed in the policies I Representatives of commercial companies testified that the best plan probably is a co-insurance policy This means that tfte in- I LAST TIMES L-t WYNN JAMES WHITMORE Monday February 15 km KMUUN Ji HUM Wide-Screen Musiccd Spectacle Tues Wed Thurs MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 2 PM on amount say over $300w And of $300 the insured person i pay a part say 20 -per cen i This bind rtf policy: is In to handle the reiuly bi which might break tla fam bills ancially XTOB toaursneapay all medical MORE! health 000 (Continue from! unusual fashion for Midwest Tour of Carriage Club hrh! staged in Beloit (Ma State! Senators Henry pf Nelson Alma and Richard Maryel of Hastings were present at the banquet asj was Dean! Lambert of the jUniveraity College of AgricultU Brig Gen Guy Henninger head of the Military Department of the State of Nebraska CoL Atkinson! Nebraska National Guards and a hostof giayars Chamber of Commerce presidents and chamber secretaries were present at toerdeajion i May omlncluded Glen Spacht Franklin Orin I Cunningham Grandf Island Wendell Foote Hastings i Roy Kkzier Holdrege: IJrvn JSchwprfz Hldreth Earll Tiinks Kearney and Ray WycoffJ Lexington Chamber presidents included Lew Mqore Beloit Howard Dahlsteen i Clay CertteriT A Siomraii Grand Island tMarvin ill Kearney Don AdamxGr and Island Ernest LPerty Holdrege I Secretaries iaf -Cha: who I attended Bill eloit I Kan Gle arhey Cletus ge Charles Alleh Bob Garay Hastings I Others included GeoJ'ge thief of public relatif Uhiversity of Nebraska and Ed-rard Janike associate Idirector of le University of Nebraska Ex- snsion service The Phelps: County Jnit stood by a it the Sta o' give help and troopers State Safety Patrol Sun fisted in the traffiCf which clogged the1' the station Six airplane loads Pf visitors flew in I Sunday from) Hastings i ind one of the planes landed in ii field near the station1! problem near Pti I 1" I pur Sp'ecial Event I With I PROFESSIONAL QUALITY i Photogrqp I Weddipfis I Parties Family Reunion i Anniversaries Meetings Achterberg COMMEliciAlJi PIOTOGRArHI A1 COMMEliciA ER CitizeU-Oftice SUppmBldg Day 104 Eviingsjf 584-W by PV-82 Dealers Fertilized will takl the spotlight in Holdrege eve ning when the (Funk Fertilizer Company in cooperation withPV 82 dealers from all over the area men axe expected event at which Bob- division sales of the be master of Ceremonies The seven-foot tall Kurland an All-American basketball player at Oklahoma A for three years and later player with the Phillips earning honors for six years as an AAUA11-Amiri-can and a two-time member of the Olympic basketbkll team While well known tor his basketball greatness1 Kurlahd outstanding scholar at the Oklahoma university After several years of experience in fertiliser sales work he was recently promoted to his present Denver post Since 1949 he has devoted his time to sales and distribution) of anhydrous ammonia I Besides mountains 'of foodnfbr guests at affair PVf-82 dealers will provide top entertainment to Hal and Grace -Mol-lison and three radio entertainers from Station XRVN at Lexington The affair will get underway at 6:30 and is jby invita- hger'ftof fertilizer Phillips I Petroleum st 6:30 cIock and is joy invitation only Invitations may be secured through local PjY-82 demise Sof ff of iequi le audit era Information on use era" and displays will be shown at the fertilize pqjetit ege be Curry of Scottsbluff president of the Funks Fertilizer Company William I one of the incorporators of the firm Ross Hanson area manager and Frank Sheffield plant manager at Funk have handled arrangements Eisenhower to Vacation in West WASHINGTON OJR) President and Mrs Eisenhower plan to fly to California this week for a brief vacation at the Palm Springs ranch of automobile -executive Paul Hoffman A source close to the 1 said Mr and Mrs Eisenhi tentatively plan to leavoyby Wednesday While npjdate been set for their return Eisenhower probably jiould remain in California beyond 23 because of prior commitment here -i LOCAL MARKETS Monday February 15 Wheat Yellow Com Milo Rye $210 1J5 75 205 115 A5 14 12 A3 40 35 JO Barley Heavy Hens Leghorn Hens Heavy Stags Cream No 1 Nal No 2 Eggs No 3 unf ity Hi I i i i' i- i 1 i 15 niriies utilities communications and cttrityiericisfbr the tactical jet fighter and tighter bomber squadrons of the- group ABOUT i this and that and- I folks 1 you enow MARILYN WHITNEY daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Whitney of Funk and Charles Velene son of Paul Velene of Holdrege' have been chosen to sing with the Choraleera a highly selective college choral group at Kearney State Teachers College The will make a three-day tour ng often towns in Central and- North-Central Nebraska Miss Whitney is an alto and Mr Velene a tenor The Choraleera are under the direction of William Lynn assistant professor of musfC-to the college 'THEIlSCHEIjf GiRABER son! of Mrs Rosella Graber of Holdrege Sunday aftemoon appeared with the University of which had its unveiling at a concert at the Student Union Graber plays a bass horn in the newly-formed musical aggregation The band includes Marshall Christensen of Minden who plays a comet FUNK Mrs Clifford Lundquisi FUNK Mr and Mrs Edolph Carlson were Sunday- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ture Carlson I Mack Young and Billie spent aj few days last week at Plattsmouth at the home of her sister and family Mr and Mrs Glen LUtz and at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Eldon Sanp of Tecumseh The (Funk firemen entertained their families at the Funk Hall Tuesday evening at an oyster 'supper 1 The Phelps County Teachers Association met at the Funk school Monday evening for their quarterly meeting Lunch was served by the townspeople with the school board wives acting at hostesses Mr and Mrs Waldon Erickson are the parents of a son born Sunday Feb 7 i Mrs -Lee Forsland Sr of Hastings spent i Tuesday until Wednesday morning at the home of her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Allen Olson and family Rains may fall in midsummer at the North Pole SALE THARP THARP ANNUAL ClACffiDIERY SALE Will Be Held at Grant Nebraska on TUESDAY MARCH 2 1954 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE SO please get your equipment listed by the 15th of February so we can get it on the bill You can bring your equipment in any time you wish In case of storm the March 2 sale will be postponed and will be held on March 9th THARP THARP Phones 155 or 112 Grant Nebraska QQzen-'QaisUieds im' viniTi Bring Results 1 I I 'V I' V' COMPANY Your Headquarters Por i Presents THE PJIOGRAM OF KHOL-TV Channel 13 MONDAY Captain Video 6:15 Marge St Jell 6:30 Weather 635 News 640 Market Report rj 65 Clete Hoberta TM Ltberace fdO Hopaloag Casaidy 800 Counterpoint 80 Red Buttons ISO Theatre Tonight 10rt) Weather 10:15 Newi 10 Sports TUESDAY 600 Kit CezeoO sao Weather 625 News SM Market Reports Capt Video 7-00 Range Rider 1M Wlnky-Dink ISO 8tara on Parade 8 JO Wrestling 9 JO Dangerous 10:00 Weather 10:05 News Sports- 10 JO JO Captain Video 8:15 Marge and Jeff JO Weather 6J5 News Market Reports 1 6:45 Clete Roberts 7 JO Arthur Godfrey 7 JO Royal Playnouao 8 JO Captured 8 JO Lin with Elizabeth 9 JO Nebraska Football 10 JO Weather 10 J5 News 10 JO Sports -I Listings subject to change without notice I One Year Service FREE When You Buy Your Set From Appliance Co i i- 1 the year neiu i the television buy of ANN MILLER KEENAN ADDED JOY TOM JERRY COLOR CARTOON CAT NEW LIVESTOCK SALE BBGOllAt HOG AtUt 4 Wednesday Feb 17 1 1:00 PM i 8 Spoiled Brood Rows 2 Hampshire boars 29 Mixed pigs 1 18 Hampshire Pigs 30 Ewes to start limbing March Bring us your hogsj and sheep on Wednesday for top market prices Last week good and choice butchers sold up to Pigs and stock hogs sold vary high BBGOLAft IRACTOnS i AIID irPLErlEtlTS lil STEP WITI TOillORROn INCH i i MORE TO SEB More picture detail depth and clarity Interference Is screened out power stepped auiomaticdlyi he picture is vividj accurate evsq entire surface of the screeik i lESSTODO Less dialing Turn one there's your station I Less the exclusive "Magic Monitor" circuit system au fomatically brings in and hdfds ths finest sound and picture ThsJollowing stock consigned: -15r-Whitetacsstseiandheifercaiyea 32 Whitefacs stock cows comingCwith their feecond and third calves 17 Whitefacs stsey and heifer yearlings i 22 cornf ed yearling heifers 35 Whitefacs steer and heifer calves 1 Yearling Hereford registered bull Stock heifer Just fresh Last week most kinds of cattle sold $100 per hundred higher- on a very active market Wo need mors cattle of all kinds for this week's sale Bring us your fat cattle cows and Ws have packer and butcher buyers for them at prices you afford to ship them Last week ws sold steer calves up to 22J25 per hundred and numerous bunches over $21JD0 'THE UTEST MACHINERY FOR MODERN FARMINOI We cordially invite you to see for yourself the fastest and easiest hitching syi (tern'evex devised COUPLER how quickly you can change bom drawbar to ted canbe 'the SNAP i implements the new champion of 2-plow tractors f- the Allis-Chalmeri Model CA equipped with new mounted implements the big sew WD-45 with POWER-' 1 tATER engine the buyers for them If always have the kind you YEAR Bring us those cattle you want to buy ws A 4 I i--f Jj- Hot We hav noarly how POWER-SHIFT WHEELS plus quick-hitch implements and quick job 3NAPTCQUPLER gye you real change-overs Hr rvS r--: i I I engineering features will be demonstrated for you AIT these advanced any time 4 -m 1 f'p COME "AND BRING ir- iM YOUR NEIGHBOR! i ft jiw rnr- 7r'Tey- 'UQ'rq- yv: SataFdayiFeb27 PtMU- v- 1 -fei-r cirr'A Consign ryour machinery now for Ibis said so wo can advertise i ady to giro yu service si any-time yl arid tor dMaVu fands ifou i- -kJ 5 I 1 2mn(C(2 1 -Vk jWe iService Everything 3rd and West Aye 4 V- fe P'i j-- i livestock i I s' 1 -f I' BARREN -i 'J 4 4 -ft6- J1 'V' --v r1 a eaaggijMtolHSFTai -f-r.