The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 5

Rushville Ranch Pair Murdered Couple found Beaten To broth: Motive for Slaying found RUSHVILLE. Neb. (AP) J. W. Stollar, 60-year-old hills rancher, and his 58-year-old wife were found beaten to death at their ranch home 30 miles southeast of here late Saturday, in a slaying for which county authorities have not yet found a motive.

have not reached a conclusion as to how or when they were Sheridan County Attorney Lloyd Jordan said. Sheriff F. L. Green said he hoped an autopsy would disclose the nature of the weapon which killed the pair, last seen Tuesday Body In House. Mrs.

body was found in the house and was found under a pile of debris in a nearby shed. Their car was missing. Green said they may have been dead since Thursday. Green said both Mr. and Mrs.

Stollar had been beaten about the head. He said Mrs. body was found by the couple's son-in-law. E. Thompson of Alliance, wht went to the farm home about 10 p.

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A strong high pressure area oif the Oregon coast has caused heavy rains In southwestern Oregon, and light to moderate rains over Washington and the remainder of Oregon, together with rather cool weather lor ihls season of year. Civil Functions Bill Awaits Truman'sName Makes $9 Million Available Work On Harlan County Ham WASHING Only President Truman's signature was needed today to assure the availability of $9.000,000 for work on the Harlan county, Nebraska, reservoir during the fiscal year ending June 30. The senate passed the compromise $502.123.912 civil functions appropriations bill for non-military war department expenditures just before adjournment. In addition to the appropriation (classed as flood control) for the Harlan county reservoir, the measure appropriated $75,000 for flood control work at Indianola. $1,500,000 for flood control work at Omaha and $500,000 for revetment work in Nebraska.

The amounts were the same as those recommended by senate- house conferees. 2 Pon er Show Profil In III Saline I'neanipment Insiinllx Installation of officers featured The state office has a meeting of the Saline F.ncamp- completed audits on two more ment No. 4, I.GO.F, Thursday rural public power districts for evening. the year 1946 Hoth showed profits. Officers installed by Henry Seward county district showed remail, of Seward, district dep- a net income of $5,551.

Operating uly grand patriarch, and his staff revenue of $48,823, less expenses, were: left a net operating revenue of Chwf petrlsrrh, Edwin Hart wntor Inntmmi long tern, obli- gat tons Ol the company held by Hartman I the Rural Electrification adminis- BtrtbUc ateenft tration total $361,069. The district has paid back to the REA $12.731. The Burt county district at Tekamah had a net income of $23,971. Operating revenue was $136,341 and operating profit $35,440 The district still owes REA $866,630 and has paid back 439. THE MM OIA Si II 28.

1917 boxes and debris in a nearby shed, was discovered by officers some- time later, Green said. Mr. and Mrs. Stollar were last; seen Tuesday when they took their hired man to Rushville and left him there. At this time Mrs Stollar also called her daughter.

The hired man, whose name was not immediately learned, told officers the last time he had seen his employers was Tuesday when they left him in town. Inquest Planned. County Attorney Jordan said an autopsy was planned and also an inquest, but neither had been definitely scheduled. The slaying took place in Pine Creek precinct, where 17 years ago three members of a family were slain and an infant badly beaten. Jai cmmvs Adopt Program Bring Industry To Slate COLUMBUS, Neb.

AP) program designed to help bring more industries to Nebraska has been adopted here by state directors and officers of the Nebraska junior chamber of commerce. The program was outlined yesterday, at the end of the two-day quarterly Nebraska Jaycee conference, by Don F. Pollack and Bernard Beeson of Fremont. The three points of the program: 1. Obtain adequate legislative appropriations to publicize Nebraska; 2.

Sell Nebraskans to Nebraskans; 3. To send 60 delegates to the national Jaycee convents i in Philadelphia next year to act as of In stressing the need for such a program, Beeson and Pollack pointed out that during the Nebraska lost 65,000 young men and in recent years the state has been losing four per cent of her population yearly. They asked that the October quarterly conference of the state junior chamber in Omaha adopt keynote of To to stir up interest in sending the large delegation to the 1948 convention. Conference hlghllxhts Included a Sunday banquet on Russia by Lyle Gill, Fremont attorney and World war II naval tntelligance r.fucer; a lecture to vtsltlnj wives by Terence Duren. Nebraska artist; a banquet snd dance Saturday evening In all Jaycees and their wives Irom II Nebraska towns attended.

To relieve burn, itch, and sting of Rash PERSPIRING MOTHERS NOW USE MEX SANA wonderful relief for all in Mexsana on hot, humid days and nights. Helps absorb excess perspiration that often causes prickly heat, minor skin rashes. Prevents chafing. Dust Mexsana on after bath. An excellent deodorant.

Relieves tired, aching feet and itchy nuisance of foot. Beat the heat with MEXSANA SOOTHING MEDICATED POWDER Nebraska Deaths HtF.flNKR. WEEPING WATEH Charles A Hrib- ner. urominent Nehawka farmer and former cltv commissioner died suddenly July at his farm home near here He was moderator of school district No IS at the time of his death are his dauRhtera. Mrs 1 L.

Markland. Ween- Water- Mrs Jesse Westlake. Eagle and Miss imo Heebner at horns: and a son, Granville of Nehawka. CLARENCE STAN! FT. Garfield Stanley died at his home at Nora on July II A member of the village board for several vears, he is survived bv his wife, Nellie two children and two grandchildren, six brothers and two MARTI SCHWFNCK.

ASHLAND Martin schwenck, died Julv 21 at an Omaha hospital following a short illness He Is survived bv his wife Bernice two children. Donna and Oayle. one brother. John, and a sister Mrs. Catherine Nledfeldt.

DELLA CARVER ORCHARD Della Cornilia Carver, died Julv 17 at her home In Orchard at the age of 70 Coming to Nebraska as a small rhild she had lived moat of her in Knox and Antelope counties. Four children survive her. 1.200 or porn Fulled To File The secretary of office reports that 1.200 corporations have failed to file for the new year and will be subject to a 15 per cent penalty if it is not completed before July 31. There are a total of 3,250 corporations in the state required to file. Bnyno Youth Of Injur I on From Truotor Aooidont WAYNE, Funeral services were held here yesterday for Paul Austin Powers, 19, son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Powers, 19. son of Mr.

and Mrs, C. C. Powers of Wayne, who died Friday In Sioux City, hospital of injuries suffered July 18 when he was knocked by a truck from the county highway roller he was operating. i oust met Of FntlorN Hum As Pel. Fin I shell F.NDERS, Neb.

(AP) spite delays occasioned by months of wet weather, construction of the $4.000,000 F.nders Dam is 20 per cent complete, contractors have estimated. Contractors still hope to com plete the job by the end of 1948 Douglass Clyde officiating. Dvmitlnr: fourth watrh Metrslf and guard of the tout, Bevrt Harlan Filch scribe, and White ireax- urer retained their It was announced that the beginning of 1949. grand encampment session will be With 166 workers on the pay- held in Lincoln Oct. 14.

roll, the project camp has become vu tually small Village with its Infnnl Son llies The infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. Albrecht, 1980 Park avenue, died Sunday night, De- Surviving besides the parents four are the grandparents. Dr. and Mrs, F.

W. Albrecht of Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs. James Grant, Chicago. Services and burial will be held Tuesday at 4:30 at the grave in Lincoln Memorial Park, Rev.

John ROOMS WANTED muring Sept. If rnonu far Sept. 1, lut them with at new. y.ung fmm feed f.mllt»« and will m.h» y.u ga.il trn.nl«. Call Hanacn 41761 and Sunday.

National llusinrss Inst. 13th A St Lincoln 108 lltirhnnli NEW YORK (API New Yorkers and Californians were In close agreement on one point yesterday: The beach was the place to go to escape temperatures that ranged up to a humid 86 here and 106 at Burbank, north of Hollywood. The highest point tn Arizona Is Humphreys peak, an extinct volcano in the San Francisco mountains in the northern pnit of the state, which rises to a height of 12.611 feet. ADVKRTISEMICNT AL has switched to Calvert because Calvert is lighter. 217 Fust Sfith St reel.

New York. Y. CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey 8 Proof Grain Neutral Spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp. New York City own power plant, sewage disposal system, cafeteria, repair shops, warehouses and 25 barracks.

The place has been named Camp Phelps, after Manager George Phelps. Medical Test Proved This Great to Relieve MONTHLY FEMALE PAINS Are you troubled by di.tr»»* of female functional monthly, disturb.m-p Does! till, in.ke you from pain, fool so ret weak times? Then eo try Lydia E. Flnk- h.m Com-1 pound to relieve Mich In a recent medical test Plnkhsm Compound proved rcmarkshly helpful to women troubled this Doctors call a uterine sedative It has a grand toothing efTeci on one of tmpoefant organs Taken regularly PUikham Compound helps build up resistance to surh distress. a great stomachic tonlcl LYDIA E. PINKHAM com ouno Prompt F.mollient, mildly medicated Cutkura Ointment promptly, starts at once to help heal.

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GREYHOUND le iNTineTATi manen lini MRS. ANTlTY All! ORAND ISLAND Mrs Anton Dahl 11 died her home here Julv A native of Sweden, she came to Nebraska at the aer of 17 and lived on a farm near Mar- auetle. then at Aurora before moving to Grand Island. daughters survive her. WILLIAM A rEETZKF AUROA Funeral were held Julv 17 for William A who following a heart attack Julv, 15 at his home near Hampton Surviving are two sons and two daughters.

JOIIV MARION WALLEN EDGAR John Marion Wallen. 72. died at his home In south Edgar. Julv 20 He had lived tn this community since 1916 Surviving are two brothers. Federal Funds Are Sought For Eleven Airports Action is expected early next monlh on a final priority-list asking federal aid for 11 Nebraska airport projects, Rep.

Stefan (R-Neb) announced. Stefan said following a conference with H. A. Hook, civil aeronautics administration assistant administiator for airports, tiiat he had been informed that the Nebraska aeronautics commission has revised its priority ratings chart to comply with a CAA request that all classes of airports be considered. Hook felt that since his organization was combining its 1947 money, originally earmarked for the smaller communities, wdth 194R appropriations, all state advisory groups should review their priority he added.

Nineteen airports of Class three or smaller, were given tentative allocations last month and funds for seven other small fields withheld, pending a merger of the 1947-48 appropriations. 11 Request Funds. Stefan he understood the new priority sheet and each federal airport aid request Included: Omaha Hastings, Lexington. Sidney. North Platte.

Humboldt, Wilber, Norfolk, 000; Scribner, David City. and Columbus, In that order Fields at Omaha. North Platte, Norfolk and Scilbner are in the class four bracket, was told that the Nebraska commission asked CAA that tn the event no discretionary are made available to the Cornhusker state, the Omaha project be reduced to 000 In order that the entire program be built with Stefan explained. funds are those made available to the administrator of CAA to pay on allowable project costs of all airports In the which the administrator may deem most appropriate for carrying but the national airport plan Mr. Hook seemed quite confident Nebraska would receive a share of the dts cretlonary he concluded ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT sfammi.

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