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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOUBNAL Produce Wanted Friday, Saturday, Monday October 11-12-14 SPRINGS 5 lbs. and up, lb 170 Under 5 lbs., lb 150 HENS G lbs. and up, lb 170 Under 5 lbs., lb 150 AM Leghorns, lb., 12c EGGS WANTED Med. to Large size, doz. . . 260 Warner Has Praise for Corn Loan Plan ARREST FRENCH ROYALISTS Republican Tells State Grange That Plan is Economically Sound and Practical. CREAM, today, lb 250 Hides Ccw Hides 46 to 50 lb. According to Condition Horse Hides $2.50 each Medium to Large Size A. R. CASE & CO. Located just West of Ford Garage HARLEM SCENE OF WARFARE Grand Island. State Senator War ner of Waverly. minority leader in the upper house of the last legisla ture. said the corn loan plan of the federal government "ought to be pre served and made a Dart of the per- Pullet and Small Eggs. . .200 I manent policy of the American re public." In an address prepared for delivery before the Nebraska State Grange, In annual convention here, Warner said loans on corn stored on farms "stand beyond criticism and were not only of assistance to agriculture, but econom ically sound and did Injury to no other element of society in the Unit ed States." The senator said using the aver age crice of 57 cents a bushel for corn for forty years as a basis, he would have the federal government pay 35 or 45 cents a bushel as loans on tne corn. "In such a program would In here none of the vices of attempted nesreine: of prices or arbitrary cur tailment of production or limitation of acreage," Warner said, "but solely a recognition of the variation that exists in the volume of production from year to year measured by our own experience." He recommended that "adequate up-to-date Information compiled by authoritative agencies" be Issued at intervals as an aid to farmers. He said the rural mail carrier, with the help of the farmer, could compile this information. As a further aid to agriculture, the farmer-legislator suggested con version of crops Into power alcohol to take the place of the 315,000 work animals gone from our farms." He said thi3 would aid in holding down surpluses. New York, October 4. Fifteen hundred policemen doing extra duty. kept the Italian-Ethiopian war with in bounds in Harlem. A policeman and an Ethiopian sympathizer were injured and another negro arrested before peace was assured. Chief Inspector John J. Seery said disputes between negroes and Italians were so frequent and violent that one tenth of the entire police force of 1,900 men would be maintained on overtime reserve duty. RETURN FROM VISITS From Tuesday's Daily. Dr. H. O. McClusky returned last evening from Hickman. Nebraska, where he was the guest speaker at the annual mission festival of the Presbyterian church of that place. Mrs. McClusky also has been enjoy ing a visit at Craig with her sister, Mrs. Heislundand family, returning home Monday. Paris. More than twenty French royalists and rightist sympathizers were arrested in the Palace de l'Opera and the Boulevard des Italiens for riotin gand shouting for neutrality or pro-Italian action in the Italo Ethiopian dispute. The rioting began when the city received word that the League of Nations had sided with Ethiopia In Geneva. The demonstra tion was broken up by repeated charged by 200 carbine armed gardes mobiles and 200 gendarmes. RAVENNA MAN DIES Ravenna, Neb. Chester Scott, 25, Ravenna, died in a hospital at Omaha of pneumonia. For the past year he 1 ad be.in employed as a salesman in an Omaha store. He is survived by his wife, his parents, seven brothers and one sister. The body will be re turned to Ravenna for burial. Omaha Bridge is Dropped by Federal Bureau But Governor Cochran Will Not Abandon Efforts to Have the Work Started This Fall. 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Caddy for 19c 19c CHOICE DRIED FRUITS Raisins, fancy new crop, 2 lbs 150 Prunes, medium size, 2-lb. box 190 Apricot3, extra fine grade, lb 250 Peaches, per lb 190 You'll Like Butter-Nut COFFEE Mb. can 300 2-lb. can , 590 Pork & Beans ARMOUR'S 22 -oz. can 3 for Blue Barrel Soap, new g. size, 6 for . 27 Drano, for clogged drains, per can . . 2l Palmolive or Camay Soap, 6 bars . . 25 Brillo, the household cleaner 80 Butter-Hut Salad Dressing 1C00 Island - Relish Spread AT FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES Quart, 350 Pint, 210 8-oz., 150 Rare Treat Salad Dressing, qL, 320; pint. . . .220 Kre Maid Salad Dressing, full quarts. 290 Peanut Butter, quart jar 400 Chili, 14b. can, no beans added. .; . . . .200 Kamo Milk, tall cans, 3 for. 190 Carnation or Borden's Milk, 3 tall cans. .... .200 .15c .22c .25c' .2SC Oep Bce Roast, choice cuts, lb. . . . Gf oak, Round cr GirloHn, 1L. . Hamburger, resh,cut, 2 Ifcc . Causace, pure Pcrlx, lb Perl: Brains, per lb.. ... . . . .ICc Porli Hearts, ID. ... .... . . l2c i 1 I I Just received. Cpecial, per lb.. . ... ,4 San Francisco United Airlines of ficiala announced the "Walter B Crandall" who was a victim of the transport crash near Cheyenne, was Robert II. Renebome, 28, said by In spector George Curtis to be a fugi tire from San Francisco police on bad check charges. JOHNSON OPENS OFFICE Hastings, Neb.- George Johnson, engineer for the Tri-County power and irrigation project, established an office here and prepared Tuesday to go ahead with plans for project head quarters. CLAIMS INDIANS STARVING Minneapolis. Representative Bur- dick declared he had found "actual starvation exists" on the Standing Rock Indian reservation in appealing to federal officials to aid. . Governor Cochran has received what appears to be an ultimatum against the federal government's par ticipating in the building of the pro posed Dodge street free bridge at Omaha, altho Nebraska and Iowa gov ernors have joined in a statement in favor of state aid for such a project and have submitted a project state ment to Washington. But Governor Coichran docs not intend to abandon efforts to have the work started this fall before the deadline of Dec. 1. Thomas McDonald, chief of the federal bureau of roads at Washing ton, telegraphed: Governor Cochran concerning a proposed conference at Washington with Governor Herring of Iowa, Federal Engineer Shoe maker of. Omaha; and the governor of Nebraska, regarding the Dodge street bridge, saying he might meet with this delegation later in the month but that he cannot yet fix a definite date. McDonald's message closes: "I am advising Shoemaker we can not give consideration to this proj ect." "It is possible," Bald Governor Cochran, "that McDonald believes a project of this size cannot be got under way before- Dec. 1, when all contracts of this kind must be made. Shoemaker had thought It could be. A project statement from the two states has already 'been submitted to the department at Washington. I will confer with Shoemaker to see if he has received definite reasons why the department cannot consider this project. I think contracts can be let in time this fall. If the proposed con ference is delayed till later in the month, it may delay possible starting of work. It i3 of such importance that we ought to do everything that can be done, and not give up without further effort." Shoemaker had estimated the cost of the bridge proper, without ap- nroaches at $1,000,000. Governor Cochran had proposed a conference at Washington Oct. 17. Riv;s:niQ!!!!:n!:!::B:i!:ni!!:Bi:Kix:!:!B:ii:s:: 3 S3 A- """IH,I"H MiuuiMuwfili-.H "SPECIAL" Old time Gospel told in the old time way. Come see and hear "The Little Preacher" from Nebraska City. Spe cial numbers. Everybody welcome. Friday night at the City Library Auditorium, meeting 7:45. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White and daughter, Lois, of Proctor, Minnesota, are here to enjoy a visit with the relatives and friends for a short time, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Plckrel and with other relatives. ::;H!:!!;B:""ni:i!;niir:B"!:!ff!!i:Bs::Ern:!!!:B:;:a:::c:: . t r a rffili If liW RAW ICA BEAUTY SOAP WITH j w B wn I liTT Ir-iivCi PURCHASE 0F 5 BARS OF ,GA H I glp loononu mm? i Ma re :-fn M a H li a AND SATURDAY tX MEN'S IVool Freize vereeats for Winter Navy Blue Oxford Gray Double Breasted Belt Back Flap Pockets M lined. You can't beat it. A real bargain! 0S WESCOTT'S Since 1879 JkMZm FELT lat 3 y SAT - - one day only! 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