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J PAGE EIGHT kli JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, N&tSKASKA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1945 r Washington Report iK'jl HOWARD BUFFETT -j S Congressman, 2nd v-. Nebraska District -B ELM WOOD Miss Lottie Lean of Chadron, Nebraska visited her mother and I brother here several days hut week. Iller lister Mrs. Myron Boyd was J also here for the week end. i Rev and Mrs. C. H. Lind are spend Ur.g a week in Burlington, Iowa with I their daughter Corinne, whois work- as technician in a hospital there. She makes her home with her aunt, Mrs. Lind's sister-, whom they are a.-o visiting. Rev. J. Jochens is to Many citizens piopound this ques tion: Suiely the Democrats and Re publicans in Confess who want to, fill the pulpit the Sunday the pastor preserve liberty in America com! i- is absent. tute a majority then why don't J ?,rr ani; jonn Gonzales en- they unite to stop the left-wing rad- tcitained last Sunday. Guests were icfl moves that are taking us dovn'Mrs Sa(Jie Bakei hU sistelr from the European road to collectivism j Crt te fis. Douglas, Mrs. Manning end seridcm for the people? ianj Rache, Mrs. Emily Gonzales, B 'and Clark and Charles Gonzales. Perhaps the best wav to answer ;The-v rePrt "n enjoyable occasion, the foregoing fair question is by a and th time rasse1 a11 to swiftl'; . compaiison. Suppose in your town' Charles Fowler of Iowa visit- the people voted on whether or r.ot hi usin IIarr' Marshall at the education ft: children was to be con- hospital, and spent some time with tiniud. A count f the vote- inJicat- ;olli i'riends here- Charles is looking ed a majority favored education. ' mailing Soci m his work Suppose, then, one of the leading T'"-ee d?ys. eppenents of education was selected: Mr- Vincent Phillips is glad to be as principal for the school, and some. at honie on furlough, after some time other; v.i.o voted against education in a Lousianna camp. He i,i in the were appointed as teachers. Would vy department. that situation make sense? i Imwrod was an important town U in the county the fist four days. 'L?ree crowds attended the Tourr.a Scveral weeks ago the Hotu'e of merit. Basket ball winners in the fin Repieser.tatives voted . to net up a als in the order named were Green committee to investigate Un-Amer- Wood, Elmwood, Weeping Water, ican Activities in this country. The Avoca. purpese of the committee is indicated Mr. and Mrs. II any I.?.nncn were by its nam 2 to uncover and expose among thnso tailing in the Agricult Eubversive movements and any and urrl and Home Economics programs all schemes designed to weaken or ;n Lincoln on Thursday, destroy our foim of government. A Mr. Jim Wade is on the sick list Purifier Cuts Seen In Gasoline For Civilian Use Other Petroleum Products May Be Affected by the Demands for the Military Uses WASHINGTON, Feb. S. (Un substantial increases in military de mands for gasoline, fuel oil and other petroleum products may necessitate further cuts in the civilian ration of those products, the petroleum ad ministration for war warned today. Even without a larger military take, however, PAW said the end of the war in Europe probably will not bring relief for users of fuel oil. "Already most of such oil divert ed to the military is used in Pacific fighting," the PAW said, ' and when the war in Europe ends, the forces consuming it in that theater may be shifted to the Pacific." Petroleum saved by rationing has been "by no means" sufficient to meet military demands and the arm ed forces have not only taken all saved in this way but also every ad ditional barrel which has been pro duced, PAW said. ''If the military demands increase further in substantial amount, it may b'i necessary to reduce the quantities made available for civil ian use," PAW said. Thomas Walling Company Abstracts of Titl J !" . Phone S2i - Plattsniouth "J 4! f-!-!--!- M-! -I"T-M l!iilffl a wmm mmm HI if - 4rVe 7OL0 ANNE ANNE - ... Phosics 23 and 24 IGA UNSWEETENED Grapefruit Juice 6-OZ. TIN Ncv Pack, 20 blu3 pair.ts si:rilar committee ;:evious Cou- this week. GREAT NORTHERN BEANS For Baked Scans Or Dean Sdu? Pound g.esrcs had been headed by Martin Dr. Howard Listen le turned on Dies of Texas, not now in Congress. Wednesday to his intern work at the B Presbyterian Hospital in Denver. The creation cf this committee The Pierce restaurant was a busy was aggies 'ivedy opposed by various ri.e during the tournament. Several loft -wing piessure groups, such as l;Kiips were called in as assh-tants. the Ccur.munist Daily Worker, and The death cf Mrs. Mamie Hudson others. On the other hand, the Amer- 0f Lincoln or. last Monday was re ioan Legion and other patriotic COrded in the Journal this week. As gioups had long favored this work Sarnie Kobotham she attended by Corjress. After a sharp debate, school here years ago. She was a Congress voted to sot up this com- nicce c.f Ir. j0hn Current. r.ii:ve :.!id many liberty-loving Gwendolyn Gerbelin,? had scarlet folks v.-t'i : encouiagea. fever in a light form recently. Irene B Kunz i 1 another intermediate pupil Put their satisfaction was short- K0 now ias jt 5( the Earl Kunz lived. The Administration leaders, famiiy are quarantined. j Speaker Sam Raybum and Majority, Several of the Rebekah Lodge leader McCormick hold the contrcll- Members attended initiation services ing legislative machinery. As a re- at Weeping Water cn Friday right, suit the committee was made up of Xehawka and Avoca groups were G Democrats and 3 Republicans a as0 presented and a pleasant social total of nine member?. Then came evening was enjoyed. They received the fast curve. Edward J. Jart of Jer eleven new members. ! sty City, elected w;th Boss Hague tr. Albert Alford who passed a and Communis support, who voted Way at Weeping Water, and was bur- : AGAINST creating the committee, ' iej at Xehawka on Wednesklay, had was appointed Chairman by Raybum been a resident of Elmwood many and McCoimaek. 'years. lie first came here with his B brother Robert, when they had a In Congress, usually the Chairman hard ware store. of a committee has more power than j the rest of the committee put togeth-j er. lie holds the controls as effect- j exactly similar to the mythical sch ively a?i the driver of a bus, and the ool situation. It doesn't make sen committee goes where he takes se but it illustrates the problem them. 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