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Killer Credits God for Life Claims a Spiritual Rebirth AP Wlrepholo Wucphoto Model of Teaching Device BREATHLESS 80 ANU 100 PR00L DISIILU0 ROM GRAINCSIL PILRRl 8MIRN0H US (DIV Of HlUBLUNl HARTORD CONN 136? hold it in our Blouses ond A 2200 700 299 'Z 32 33 1988 ri Sat Only! 9" fluted While PAPER PLATES 1688 1488 d01 39c 1396 1888 1388 BAKERIES White 888 2288 Louis Market 5718 Military Closeout SOUTH OMAHA 4828 5 24rh Sr While Colors credit should go my Crump sat in the Cook STRAIN VODKA DOWNTOWN 402 Ulh Sr A teaching aid which will put motion pictures slides and other audio visual aids at the fingertips is displayed at a meeting of Oregon educators at Salem Ore The machine operated by controls on the desk was in vented by Dr Jack Edling (second from left) director a a th complementary colors THUR RI SAT Shavers 4232 Redman Coffee Shop 1 101 South 24th St Story at left Crump No parnle of teaching reseaich for the Oregon System of Higher Education With him are his wife Nancy and Dr Allen Lee All steel chairs Match the above gliders Green yel low white Grig 1095 Save now at this price Cushion chaise lounge ull size 1" polished tubula seat and back frame Green or red Orig 2995 3 pc Redwood sets 6 ftr picnic table with 2x4 top 2 matching side benches Only 30 Orig 2495 Genuine Redwood chairs Complete with tufted drill pad Perfect for patio porch or lawn Orig 2295 olding lawn chairs Limit two per customer on those Orig 499 No mail or phone orders please Telescope folding chaise lounge Yellow coral green or white Only 34 of these Orig 1850 All steel rockers Aluminum arms and rockers Choice of green yellow white Orig 1288 Redwood chaise lounge Only 21 of these Complete with tufted pad Orig 2995 Shop Thursday until 9:00 riday from 9:30 to 9:00 Brandeis Store Downtown and Crossroads Genuine Redwood club chairs Complete with tufted pad Only 13 of these Orig 2695 Gry Green Blue Brown TaupeBlack 2 Weekly Specials! 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Choose ftom Cosma Colmont and Sr Dennis cups saucers and fruits plates utility and kitchen bowls 3 passenger steel gliders Aluminum frame 5 green 11 yellow and 12 white Orig 2995 Only 28 of these Gubbrud Will Go to ield Day Hurley Gov Archie Gubbrud vdll address the South Dakota Soil and Water Conservation ield Day and State Plowing Match here August 28 Included will be contour and level planned plowing contests to determine winners to go to the national competi tion in Ohio the first week of September ield day participants will have a chance to make ground and air tours of the newly or ganized Turkey Ridge Creek Watershed March to Mark Hiroshima Blast San rancisco Cal (AP) The seventeenth anniver sary of the dropping on Hiroshima of a United States atomic bomb will be observed Sunday by a nine mile peace walk in down town San rancisco spon sored by the Bay Area Chap ter of Women for Peace The walk open to any one at any point will bor der an area equivalent to the 47 square miles de stroyed by blast and fire Summer ii i I re Central Market 1608 Harney Bakers 73rd and Maple 84th and Center Hinky Dinky 36th and Sts 24th and St Marys 50th and Underwood 23rd and Sts Channel Permit Given Trips Are Outdoor umbrellas Add a crowning touch to your outdoor living area with these Orig 1995 Jumbo size outdoor umbrella Orig 2995 2246 Holum to Speak on Basin Power Pierre (UPI) Assist ant Secretary' of the fnterior 1 Ken Holum will discuss the Missouri River Basin power supply at the Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee meeting August 9 10 Col Woodbury dis trict engineer of the Army Corps of Engineers will dis cuss the Rig Bend Dam and Reservoir Regional Director John Spencer Denver Colo will report on the co ordination of water resources development Omaha World Herald Thursday Aug 2' 1962 aubus ifth Win Closer '0 4 Garden Shop al The Crossroads Brownies Rich chocolate fudge brown ies iced with a luscious fudge' frosting i Cinnamon Raisin Bread Ioqf 29c A change in bread try this tasty raisin loaf It is good toasted too and iced Onion Spec 4 or 39c A taste treat crisp crunch rye' hard rolls deliciously flavored with onion flakes Best when heated slightly Just the thing to serve with your back yard barbecue or steaks' 250 "Cheaper by the Dozen" SALE! PLATES BOWLS Dr A Langpaul OD Optometrist Ejcs Examlnnl ij nses Duplicated Glasses I'llted Hours: A Appointments 4905 No 30th St 453 0336 Custard Angel ood 59c Rich custard with the light est of angel cake gives blend in a cake that is delectable surprise it would serve no useful pur? posQ to society to take this 1 life The power of clemency entrusted to the Governor permits giving ef fect to this Test The real test for Crump he said lies in his life before him years he Tnust' face in prison will serve as a true test of his willingness and ability to be of service to his fellow Those who a i on successful fight said he had changed from bru tal ruthless killer to a co op erative peaceable prisoner Thev arcued that the semi il literate product of Chicago's grain STORAGE many underprivileged areas had de veloped into a man yearning for knowledge and identity in society Crump was convicted of murdering Theodore Zukow ski 44 a guard in the Libby McNeil Libby Plant during a 20 thousand dollar holdup in the Union Stockyards in 1953 our companions in the crime drew prison sentences Absolute Slate prosecutors opposed the action taken by Governor Kerner They maintained there is no proof that the prisoner has been rehabili tated Mrs Veronica Zukowski 53 widow of the slain guard asked for her reaction re plied think anything is solved by sparing Mrs Zukowski said Wednesday she thinks Crump a man and not an honest Mrs Zukowski had written 1 io Mr Kerner asking for the i commutation after receiving two unsigned letters threat ening her and her family different kinds and sizes are listed in the Equipment Want Ads Shop there for Adv No Chair but Crump Must Stay in Prison By the Associated Press Paul Crump a 32 year old Negro killer and robber who claimed he has undergone a spiritual rebirth in the nine years he has faced the elec tric chair had tears in his eyes Wednesday when he heard that Illinois Gov Otto Kerner had commuted his death sentence to life in prison "All the to God for said as he County (Chicago) jail The word was brought to him by one of his lawyers Morris Simons and Jack Johnson jail warden "1 am humbly Crump said "I thank God Governor Kerner and all the men who had faith and worked so hard to bring this case to the attention of the Gover nor and the 14 Stays The Governor put an end to long fight to stay alive a fight that brought 14 stays of execution The Governor granted ex ecutive clemency 36 hours be fore Crump was to be electro cuted He commuted the sen tence to 199 years with a recommendation of no parole bid for life was un precedented in that he no longer denied committing the crime for which he was con victed He asked that the Gov ernor spare him because he had rehabilitated himself and could be a service to society Governor Kerner said 1 Crump be accepted as and added: the circumstances Garden Shop north patio The Crossroads 72nd and Dodge soma pieces available eighth floor downtown 82 Years of Baking Experience rtman TV irm Will Erect 1163 oot Tower Axtell Neb (UPI) The Bi States Company Wednesday received permission from the ederal Communications Commission to erect a tele vision tower that will be the tallest man made structure in Nebraska Dr Wayne Brewster president and general man a i1 th1 CH DI i a oaiu company would move its I KHOL TV trans i 1 1 and I tower site from Axtell to a point one mile northwest of Lowell Neb A 1163 foot tower taller than any other in the stale will be erected Dr Brewster said He said the new Channel 13 facilities will greatly expand the station's coverage area Dixie Greeley director of engineering said the tower will increase the ef fective radiated power to 316 thousand watts 112 thou sand more than present The new tower will be more than twice as tall as the present one Morrison Defends Washington Talks World Herald Lincoln Bureau 501 ederal securities Building Governor Morrison Wednes day defended his trips to Washington to confer with ederal officials as essential to development He also said that "at no time has the ederal Govern ment or any official of the ederal Government given any suggestions or instructions or in any way interfered with my administration of State Government and any state ment to the contrary should be classified by the public as what Wendell Willkie once described as "campaign ora Attack Mounts The Governor a Democrat spoke out as critics chiefly in the Republican Party ap peared to be mounting their attack on his visits with nu merous ederal officials all the way up to President Ken nedy' Each trip he has made to the capital has been publicized as to its purpose and nature the Governor said He also indicated he in tends to continue making such trips when he deems it neces sary United States Govern ment since the admission of Nebraska as a state has worked with State Govern ment and has invested hun dreds of millions of dollars in our state as well as in other he said Paid for Reclamation "It has furnished a substan 1 tial portion of the money for our reclamation projects our National Guard our soil and water conservation programs highway construction the (Halsey) National orest var ious health and education pro grams and other areas of state development too nu merous to He said he considers it duty of the Governor to pro tect and to promote the in terests of the state and to fight for the share of ederal funds to implement its full Besides aring before Congressional committees behalf of reclamation proj ects atomic energy and the expansion of foreign the Governor listed appearances before adminis trative agencies Omaha Bridge He said matters taken up include the proposed new Missouri River bridge at Oma ha atomic energy plant at Hallam title to the state op erated portion of ort Robin son Gering Valley flood con trol project North Loup and ullerton reservoir projects agricultural re search program problems concerning national defense retention of the National Park Service office in Omaha air line service for a a communities acquiring land for the University of Nebras ka agricultural experiment program at the Mead Ord nance Plant and a new Post office for Lincoln He said he feels have expedited these projects and will expedite many Senate Group Okays unds for Watershed a i ton (AP) The Seriate Agriculture Committee approved Wednesday $465 253 for the Davis Battle Creek watershed in Monona County Iowa Total cost of the project is $553113 Only approval by the Sen ate and House Agriculture Committees is needed to per mit the Soil Conservation Service to go ahead with thework Save Reg $296 pr I Transitional Dacron" and Cotton CAPRIS M47 Eisy carc Dacron55 polyester and cotton capri have trim tapered legs smooth 'fitting side zipper COORDINATE BLOUSES all prints in BAY Cotton broadcloth 32 38" I rv Run off Is Avoided by Arkansas Chief Little Rock Ark (AP) Gov Orval aubus stepped over the threshold to an un precedented fifth term in ratic pri mary and he obviously was satisfied with the narrow ma jority by which he avoided a run off Mr aubus collected 52 per cent of the votes in the six man race He had 195749 votes to 179814 for the com bined opposition with only 81 precincts unreported The Governor called the victory a vote for progress and against extremism Mr aubus had easily swept to victory in the first primary twice since the 1957 Little Rock integration crisis of which he was the central figure This was his closest race yet and he said that was because he lose states rights (segregationist) votes to Rep resentative Dale Alford who finished third A i i a run off was considered important by Mr supporters since no Arkansas Governor ever has survived one Mr aubus handed the segregationist standard to Mr Alford this year and cam paigned as captive of no extremist ie called former Gov Sid McMath who finished second the inte candidate Mr aubus had 195749 votes Mr McMath 76538 Mr Alford 75844 business man Vernon Whitten 20232 attorney Kenneth Coffclt 5136 and farmer David A Cox 2064 Senator William ul bright easily'won nomination for a fourth term over Win ston Chandler of Little Rock conservative Mr ulbright polled 209 722 votes Mr Chandler 110 002 Roth Mr ulbright and Mr aubus face Republican opposition in November but Arkansas has not elected a Republican to a major office since Reconstruction About one fourth of the 620 i muscles of the human body are in the neck and face AT ALL 3 KRESGE STORES COUNCIL BLUS SI 6 Broadway 4 wf 4T idUVhT for IkW 1'' TIL iL hiJr iff 4 I i 'V 1 1 I IE ft rtht jh J3RANDEIS Vn So big we bad Io sa wwuy i "5 it i I i 15) CUPS SAUCER? oof oo 'AftS 1 S' uH 4 THI 4 Closeout Summer urniture ft Lil.