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THE JOUBUAL, PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA PAGE SIX K02TDAY. I70VEMEEB, 22. 1943 Greenwood Specivl Journal Correspondence Big Yield Wins For Local Farmer County Coi n Crowr 3i Congress Warns Of Dismissaal Of 300,090 Workers Karl 1 1 k 1 1 . v. ho : u i i e r t ( i with a : i h ait a; iak, is act paining very ' BeXalb Award Goes to Charles! Survey Made to Secure Needed Rc- Mrs. V. r. Willis of YVaverly was, a Saturday nix'lu sujiitr guest at f!i' Ilur.rv Kick hoine. j Warga of Couth of This Citv ! With 154.24 Uriels i t !u : IK 111., I Special)- A eroL duction in Government Employ ment and Operation ici' lf.S.ZJi iiii.-lHli j er a. -re sm the Deal-a-lVck mvt Thursday ai'u-r- i i'"vn growing ehamt.ionship of Cas r.ooti at thy Imme of Mrs. Travh i county in the ll43 National IVKalb Cameron, i hybrid ci'-rn growing: .oiue-t. it was Ikhi'iicd this week, ("hails.:. J. Varga: Mrs. Jiay Rouse called on M 'lay Co::i:-U: k Thursday afifrnoi. Mrs. Joj Kyks was in Lincoln MonJav ami Tuesday afternoon. : of F'atts'.r.oufh is the corn gso Washington. Nov. 22. (UP) The Joint Congressional Economy com mittee, renewing its demand for im mediata dismissal of 300, OuO gov ernment workers, warned today it Vt ,. j would promote legislation to aehievo Henry Kiwood spent Saturday night with his sisters. Mrs. Vildia and Mrs. Finch in liavelvK-U. Kcliskah lodge No. 2 4ii met last Monday evening at the r Kiilar meet ing. Mrs, June Kyles f,ave a report C'ii the district cunvt nrion held in Lincoln. Tuesday. Nov. !'. M.s. Mat tie Armstrong is spend ing a ft w days in Lincoln v, ith Iter daughter. wh:i made iliis outstanding yield in this locality in competition in which over 10. OUO farmers from 17 princi pal corn prod. icing stat.s paithipat ed, acsut ding to oi'l'i. ials 'if this hig hest torn yield competition. Mr. Warga and several other l'arm.ji's in this county certainly ;.io Jttced .at ro than their share of the nation's record crop of more than. :.0S5,tMn,i!ii0 Imsi.e'is of corn in the food front i'atti.? The champ's yield is i'everal tunes tfat of the estimat- Mrs. 11. I, rein. t was shopping i:t ed yuld for the Tinted Sums of i.inciihi Thursday. ! 32.7 loisltels. J :m cennty Winters corn wr.s grown from Hybrid N.. S25. and j his yield (alcuhiied from the he: t j five a: res on his farm. In rccoeni- j the reduciiein if its new demand went unheeded. Tiie group also recommended a survey of all agencies and depart ments to promote better utilization of manpower and suggested that the t bureau make, greater use of !., Harry F. Byrd, D., Va., made its first request, for a 300,000 employe ciit last spring but said the executive branch thus far effected only a "small" net reduction of 131,058. The report said latest figures show ed 2,964,405 civilian employes on the government payroll "more than necessary for the. successful and ef fective prosecution of the war," and said that T2. 2 per cent were not in direct mechanical war production. The report placed civilian employ ment of the government at an all time peak of 3.095.463 in June, with a drop through September, when the 2.064,40f figure was reached. Hut the commitite said it had been in lormed that various agencies are seeking 1 S?.000 new employes thru civil service. Simultaneously, the group expres sed concern over what it called "an excessive number" of full-grade pro- motions in certain agencies, it said said, the rate was 19 per cent, but 'a mtvy aniioune.emen;. disclosed f Morgan. 2 11 V. t h St., Lexi m some war agencies was aoove 'K' day. per cent. The report recommended a The r-'-iip. with IS .i " ao-tai .' J ! : e -'et'ir: lliat between Decern her, 1042, and tiie practice of placing "ceilings" on j May Vji 2o.7 per cent of the cm the n-.'mbor of employes that may ! ;,. r.i .cU;ii ... least one full-grade promotion. Tic he hired by any one branch. The committee, headed by Sen. eight "old line" departments, it a mote:.,,,,; ,.,,...,, .,mv . r.-i.i "uniform, equitable, and economical : doe-mer ,ts and curr'-sndi ne pei.tv tin , .,-. ( . sj, vuihl!rV i.t Hi; I). purposes of economy. ,c:ahed h.to a m-mntait! To bring about its proposed 30 ! af'rnooa w h is only live s.sit.n-s 000 employe cut, the commit ie;. s:;g-! !iy,u:? u'-1'- 1 , !: it.-; :' :;rj.:ii-;i. T'.i geated that the exeeu'he braneh ot,! r v'rt:!: -v' uir.iiUi eivii disiniss at u-a-d lao.mio cUm-ks it: Ui ' war department's clerical adrni-iis- The Atto-i j. -. j.-i iV, - '. i; -;tv ' trative and fiscal service; at lea.-f '. n n ar.u one h ;!i;.;i - w-re lot! h.-d 00.000 throtitrlioot the (, ,i, . Ah full :. .iitary h-oiors s: : '... .- j vice through more t fficient inanajrt- j in Mat;ri c-mt-.-tcry. in t-.? c i..ur' of nient; o.",000 in agencies ord-red Niter !, capital of tn n;-!.. of .: , j liquidated by congress: and l.v.o!o S I'"' J;aiero. iiig'i L'.ra:.i!iv.n am. f:gricuiture emp.oyes n gaged in i Amei o a:t ot'liejuis at tet:.d.vd 'h. what it t'-rnnd ":ioa-war", diii;:i-ut- j ,-r mony, inclmiiaa Uraili.ai chi ! ing and cverlappin ac tivities." j of staff, Admiral a m !oio: , Cap'. Harold Ui.,hl, h:ad el i he i j S. ttaval oi crating i;ase at itio le j Janiero; ("apt. alter M.ceAulay. j head of tht: N. S. na val oed I , apt. nan s sieiid, i,avat a: ;j-.c.io. Among the Am-rie,;!i vi-1 m; -. ivere: 1. 1. Kt u::eth U. Stated, -U. . , 13S iiigii hi., Ely. Neb: J.t. t j.r.i of a U. S. navy transp.,rt plane d;ir- j!o!,(.r, c MK'onneil. ::'.l i-'. St.. ing a deme Jog near iiiu d Jano ro, Omaha, N( i;; Ensign xington. Nel ., and iat ion Machinists Matt; M- Vv. Ciavk. Jr., Osford. Neb. The Aoierhs.u iviii;i;i was listed ! i-es'ie E'.t'i iien i-on. n civil en ! gineer oi 11 ' it . Y,;;y.. l:r bJ's n5it keep on fiht i v.e must keep on bay- inj WAH BONIs"until vfc f tory is won. Keep on KACK- ING THE ATTACK. Nebiaskans in Crash aslnnaton. Nov. 22. !"!')- ! Eight naval oftieers were among t !t 17 Americans killed in the era.- it ! ALL OUT FOE VICTORY The government is asking you to ;:tcre year winter supply cf Coa! NOV to save trans portaticn for war material later on. So ee us now for yc.'r nest Winter's Coal. S. J. RICKEY Lumber Coal Phone 123 jus: ;,a The guild mot at the church Tues day afternoon, with the the officers entei taiaing. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Keller. Janice and Lary Lee. of Havelod;. spetu Sunday witit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kyles Maty Alice Thimgan fractured her aiii;Ie a:.d is new gettirsg arotunl on crutches. tion of h.is achiovetnent the winner is beit'.g pre.-cmed with an appro priate plaque, by the EeKalo Agri cu 1 : ttra 1 Associa t ion . Other big yields recorded were made by E. V. Kettelhut, Lancaster county, 129. SO; Arnold E. Helm, Otoe county. 1U2.94. Mr. Sterns fell and frett tired ho; ccdlar hone. fie was taktn to at- I "".- ..I... 1. . - e- 7 .... , . ... The J.div Jokers club nut ias: eoaes.ia. Friday at the hoia.e of Mrs. Dorothy I Car.'.! reii. I'itioehle va- played at) thr.-e laid-'S. Mrs. .Minnie Maisdij won nign piie; .Airs. Misa iveoj. cor.si-Lttion pt;:e. attd Mrs. Guild won the travc iinsj prize. Tdrs. Vivian Cope was a cu-. st. The memlni .; drew name:; for their Christmas party. WEDHESDAY CASH & CARRY SPECIAL 2 Ladies' 2-piecs toannish suits, Mans 3-piece suii, m 1 I Sprin? coat, Tob coat or Hats for 1 No paslel shades or wA on special I: I Lugsoh Cleaners LI 429 Maia St Phone 166 The Friee.dsh.ip dub met Wt dt;-t;- ! iS3 day with .irs. Edith Sell roeder. Mrs., i Iioy Comslock was a guest. f Mrs. Ceo. Ciibhle left Motvl;:v !S for Wichita Fails. Tex.. t. viit ' SS tiecrge. who is stationer tht.a in Ss the air orps. i EE; Mr. and Mrs. I tie 1. Slyer of Q.:.a- ) ha and Mrs. Paul Johns, it spent 'S Tuesday evening with Mrs. Jo ! ST3 Drow n. ' 5 Ml s. I.Uella Herge s. Mrs. Uny 'gjS Comst:n-k and 'rs. Truly Wall went. 1 ffi to Murdoek Fri lay ts get the hvton ' 5 for the Extension ciuh rteetin ; to ' 255 he held Tuesday, Novt-mber 23. 'SET pllliiii!! rJJJ FiUOI. D FOR FREEDOM ! Wasti.-g food prebnes the Ajr. Uncle Sim wants us ai! to enjoy a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner but is urging us to do all we can to avoid waste. Make every crumb count stop waste wherever possible. Make Every Crumb" EVERY DROP OF FOOD COUNT America'; food supply is a precious WAR WEAPON. DON T WASTE iTT. ech oar famiiy to clean their plates use leftoers. Over 8ff of America's food supply is wasteJ in homes. START A WAR ON WASTE TODAY! Ut t T Tit iSVC . V&Sl C Jaa ia and I '-S iL .!.: Si:u. liiL. i make your ra these great uos for the big day. FOOD ftnftCAlTf ffzaErjtsrrir jrwr&av u mm I; rm m BRING THEM HEE HOV! ONE OF 0U3 MOST VITAL cruris. don I v.'-vjlt .- mr.eaB ? ,- r - s m rn, A CRUMB OR DROP OF IT! 1 f f?A?Z??& 3 f 14& Si inn DDfiun Pancake Flour A IGA BRAND Wheat Flakes 3-OZ. PKG. &:0ST firs iasuranc2 policies look alike until ycu have a loss! lh.2.1 is tli2 tir:a yea need d.;p3cdab!e hsurascs that will pay your claim promptly. For bsurancs taal is ' tested and cr,''i'i" roll, EETKEART TOILET .nyjc p.?; i8 FLi;Ui F0R ALL BAKING BAG fe 00ES Cranberries 35e Fulll R2d Found NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT REG. 4Sc if PKG. 1 PER FEE P 1! T ISA BRAND A 26-02. C 4 ftTf fn FANCY SOAP"'? DUZ CT A DPI! SPEDWAY 1 1 IGA AMMONIA '4 . MA i Lil l0NG STlc 26-02. BAS LG.E. PKG. MB. FULL 41 QUART PORK ROAST LODt END ! OAIT?r C'!? A V 3aby Secf 12 Pts A ftC O 1 iQilR Heavy Vca!. L3. 6 PTS. ne ROYAL GUEST COFFEE The Coffee of Character ijjitj PURS VEGETABLE 53iG-Kreem SHORTENING 3-LB. 15 Brown Points iAN D 6 B3X pC rJST 1 flIIR. m Concentrated Clsaner S-CZ. ft c pkg. - My4 1 . .. . t:' sir i am ST?? a r 7 STRONG HANDY LUKCH BAGS 30 a. fAKPFI OUR lJ- KERSHEY COCOA 1 2- IS" HOUSEHOLD GOODS INSURANCE IS YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY PROTECTED WITH GOOD INSURANCE ? A FEW DOLLARS SPENT TODAY MIGHT SAVE YOU A HEAVY LOSS TOMORROW call or see INSURANCE" BONDS riunkie. ijC Plattsmoutm 0ffic Over Scenniclisen'i Store A 4 I's- -V-stf - AGAIN we Hays Caus 1Q This year, America's lands are still free from foreign invasion; its skies un troubled by enemy air craft. We have good cause to thank our God for hi beneficence. Let ua do so, and let us look forward to the day when all countries will be as fortunate as we are. Speed Victory! Bay War Bonds! PLATTSM0UTH CREAMERY Hone of CASCO Batter Lower Mean St. Phone 94 Instant Postism CA?i I SWANS D0WN-" Ife' 7 Foints V P- MACARONI QR SPAGHETTI 7-CZ. r?c PKG. SSOW-L.liC- PounJ iPkg. D 4 fC!tf' Siabs 2'LB' snd P- Cudahy, 5 P'.s. j 4c BAtVU A-mtur Star, W.ison Ce.-t. Pound !4' IGA DELUXE 0'JR FINEST ICA BRAND Pumpkin Pie SPICE 11-OZ. PKG. 11 3 2 COFFEE KRISPY CRACKERS 1 CALUMET 1-L3. OYSTERS NOT SLICED EASTERN FRESH PINT . CAN fer'l We will have FRESH OYSTERS for i-LB.$mc THANKSGIVING, Expressed direct l-LB. can jyj SI 3 pso. i.-r' IGA B?10 Grams Fop Dishes Paundpy, House C!e3ntrs Jt" F.CHve your orders new for MEMBER'S DASY FOODS 3(1 Pt. per Can) q CA!iS J, iryiTJiT Pudding Mix 14-0Z. PKG asc IGA CRAJMD OATMEAL 5 i Our own selections fancy grade A birds Cu!ck Ci' S?2gu!Er Cookinq 3-LB. 44 IS . . i itri.i.i r ,Hl. With the Delicious PJui-LSke Flavor r Fresh fruits and vegetables are a special Thanksgiving j, treat and your IGA Store has a fine selection for you to i choose from. SWSIT ic 5 am 1 Serve them candied, topped with marshmallows; mashed , and browned in the shell; 1 or fried a golden brown. A must" for the Thank$j giving dinner. CRANBERRIES, Bright Red LB. 31 TOMATOES, California Selected 2-LB. Bskt. 3Z CELERY, Crisp Fresh, Jumbo stalk 23 ROME BEAUTY APPLES, Pound 11 RUSSETT POTATOES U.S. No. 1, 10 Pound 41 t Rlu a hnn anrf Rtcrn at home to conserve crop CALI FLOWER, Snowflake Pound 22 otrn rmorRna nrtnPFS Pound 16 ' ) w i . . . . . . - t - j- m j , Phone 23-24 IGA BRAhiO SAUCE QUART JARS MORTON HOUSE Data PgiddHitg HM3 Brazil l-t TV 4 C iGA NW PACK No. 2 JL Can, J-y fpM IGA WHOLE GHAIM GOLDEN III UU&.ii 13 Pefts m N H?!7 A LIK0 CUT GREEN Jl Jfc iMjIa Ate 1 ans R - 3 No. 2 Cau '5 '1-1 -"- W'.u.i Pomt fi7 A PiTf1 GREAT f S I If IGA. Added V, iVJl 2 IjS11 3rc,wn Point 'ORTHERM pound i6 NO. 10 S43 LBS. itarrsin D Pr Can . 5 Tall 3 Cans 43 3 CPPV IVj::t: VEGETABLE SHOf-.TEMNG 3-L8. If, 1 15 Crown Points CAN 4 a-: We Hellver SIIiiSliSiliM t