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L 5 THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA PAGE SIX THURSDAY APRIL 12. 1945 By V. T. Hamlin INKLERS CLUB In the playing Mrs. Homy. HERE FROM SOUTH Starkjohn was the winner of high! score .and Mrs. Fred Bourek the Mrs. Ray Apnlebv of ALLEY OOP J and Sharon Lee. She arrived Tues ucij nuirmiig and returned on istfs.-s -r w yE' BUT YOU THERE Y'GO ALWAYS PICKIN' ON WE . ..LOOK THAT WAS A TOUGH JOB... IT TOOK SOME DOiN'.' YOU CAN?? GEE... A GUY The Inklera card club met on Wednesday to lu-r hi. in 1 . .1 . . .. i i 1. 1 . . t . .. .1 1 . H r - nr.- T r 1 . l . . me in the weunesimy evening ui me jio:ne j hecoiiu nonois. .uiss .viarie livrn uaic, aiisissippi, vis a finest of south of Mrs. D. M. Babbitt for a very was the winner of the ace of j her mother, Mi: s. Cynthia Dawson j itiDC r r,nT TW STAY THECiE CAN'T HAVE NO PRIVACY NOWHERE MAfiir RPIT' THAT'S INUtHNIItLV, dclihtlul evening ot bridge. spades . prize. j and her sister Mrs. Loretta Smith j Use Journal Want Ads WHATCH A SENT ME run MODf ' A BACK T' MOO FOR, WASN'T IT ? VACUUM FACKTD IN DUROCLAS 1 Lb. Jar 1 1 DE LUXE COFFEE V'-'.V fir I-. f ANYWAY, HOW WITH A NEW GADGET f I CAN ALSO T ME WHEN I TIME-MACHINE. .NOW I VOU'kt DOING HADN'T GONE CAN FIND YOU MOST THERE J BACK TO TH' V ANYWHERE IN THE w . ) DID YOU ? J I L 1 T: 1 RED RYDER By Fred Harman :A.' I'LL A RlDf 3UT HAVE 10 T, ( FELICE C-MLEI ill W IhEI ' GOT RRa fi RED RIDER' vWS-ST I'VE 60T A T?l :;v:2fe ' v5 ARE proud of 'cm, tool 'Caut c IA ,1 cf th. v;- OT cm, tool Js VERY CAY V i F03 LOTS CF E-JERGY EVERY CAY 1 KELLOGG'S PEP SOFTASILK . - A, 1 Frjits ?nd Vegetables Look N:cer and Tasto Better hen ri.cy Corns from IQH . . . Xa'jse at ICA They're Sc-o o Fresh GOLD fEOL CAKE FLOUR 1 ti ICA GOLD TOST I CORN FLAKES GOOD TO THE LAST DROP G-rden Seed Sesd Potatoes Onicn Sets i MAXWELL HOUSE Fkg. 26-cz. Pkg. 11 02. Pkg. I Lb. Jar S3r 3 New World Court May Find Home In the Hague The Hague in the Netherlands ue of Nations buildings there. tod: the renewed speculation about There are three major objections eventual hor.:e cf the new, (1) Switzerland's ncutralitv throughout this war and her res ervations respecting neutrality world security organization. The committee of United Na- i j tions jurist?, meeting here to ie-,een to membership in the old vise the old world court statute I league : (z) her lack ot tliplo- I. relations with Soviet Rus- i for presentation to the San Fran-;matie Ccn-.mlttes of Jurists Decide on j cisco conference, has agreed thatisia; (:$) The association of Gtn- CHILDREN IN ARMY 2 Move But Awr.it the cf Full Conference Decision the new court should return to leva with the leagued failures. WASHINGTON, Oi.Pl In- the Hague. The final decision will; I rest with the full conference. ijResIst&nce Mav The Hague has been associated formal agreement to si t up the j for a half century ever since new world couit at its old- .-ite j the first Hague peace conference in lVJi' with mans attempt to Halt Relief Work ! -- .y. - r- ..-.-.- j -fc . . Washington, U.R) Congress; London, April V. lb A fk-r man sergeant, a veteran of Kn--;w-sia, Crete, North Africa, Ski';.-' and Italy, surrendered to a cor respondent for the London Star . rS cn the 2nd army front, it was i ZZZ di- closed today. fj "Th? oldest soldier in my phi-; toon is 10," the Sergeant said. '"When they get into battle some 5b of them call for their mothers. : 3 ' N I lieutenant was li and hau rvj KELLOGG S ll-o?. pko. PCS i Mi- set un a workalde ARRIVALS Lots of Fun Puzzle Stationery Mother's Day Cards Now on C'Slay Don't FtKnet Your Mother 5c to $a.oo New Ascartmcnt of Gift Items Arriving E;cn Week Le;ve Your Order1; Now for Box Candy F0 3 Mothers' Day Creeling Cards For All Occasions BATES BOOK DI7 U ii i'l ii - ' never seen :u:tr.e erv r.-e im i i .i ..... i .i .... international! LUiU l,"lL vwi he was sent here. Tt is imiu. .ttllmnnl foi- noirnfn . .t 1 f MSLU life UV l&Uiaieu IUl! U11IIS. ; of disputes. But the decision on the "capi-i may delay indefinitely the United j Nations relief and rehabilitation ; to carry on with io:o sui n soi..iers. administrations program for Eui- tal"' of the world organization will not h to (.nv TVip nmet i e" 1'resiuent Koosevelt s second re- proniinently mentioned cities to date include Geneva, site of the League of Nations. Washington. port to congress on United States participation in UNRRA said the! j relief agency may have to waitj In an average year, about l" J?J per cert of the world's forest pro-. duction comes from the United : States. F LAIN CR IC0I2ED 26 oz. pktj. 1 imiEl?Y CR4CHEHS SUriSHIXE l-lb. pkg. PfiKSD VEGETABLES iVAY Ti'.'Z FArtCY o Po rts No. 2 can LITTLE DASLITiG 10 Foir.ts - No. 2 C:n GOLDEN CQUn IGA WHOLE GF.AIS 2d Fo rts Ko. 2 Can - tJ IT IGA SPINACH FANCY. CLEAN 10 Points No. 2 can. NOTICE TO BIDDERS ,-d Vienna, Prague. Trieste andiiltl "VV ,,Ja lue lo wa'H Sealed bids will be received by Oucbec. Against that is President! for the alhes to "(lcan P ?'-1 the undersigned up to six o'clock Roosevelt's expressed desire to!kets of resistance" before more: p. M., Monday, April 23, 1I.'4, p v. ,, ... 'than the present token rel'ef can ! for the sak' of the following prop- 4 have the world canital move: Ulc iJle-t--1t lUKt-" lun UM iJ ' , , , , t), ri... t i t i j. t-L j. i t- I ertv. fcr cash, helu b; the luj each year. I be channeled into liberated Eur- j f pinttFrnouth: : That will be one of the rela-!ope' i Lot 3 in the South half of the It may be pointed out, however,! Southwest quarter ot Section 3 IGA TOMATOES F,'iCY QUALITY 30 Points No. 2 Can.. smoz, COCKTAIL VEGETACLE IC Feints No. 2 an TOMATO JUICE !C A FURE 10 PointsNo. 2 can f TOMATO JUICE IGA PUF.E 20 Points 46-cz. can TOMATO PASTS POINT FP.EE i-o;. can C GSSBSR'S FOODS ALL KINDS fJo Points Can POTTED MEATS ICA P'Jf'E-'; Red Point No. 4 can TO?iATO PASTE IGA PURE 1 Red Pjint 6-or. can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE IGA 20 BiLe Fomts 46-oz. csn P PHUHES ICA SANTA CLARA No Points 2-!b. box. fil RAISINS IGA SEEDLESS Ho Points 15 cz. p!:i. tivel'-' unin-portant but difficult, ouetions the United Nations will that even under the full progrnm the liberated areas could fret onlv . two percent of thMr relief and frcm Londn- where the delegates of the British Commonwealth of nations nip meetiner for ire-cr.n- 18, Township 12, Range. 14. I east of the (Hh P. M.. contain ing 1.02 acres. Bids must be submitted on W2HESAP APPLES rchaoiiuacion noeos u'om l ;..I".i. ; blanks that will be furnished. It revealed that up to Derem-i and will be opened at the mectintr to UNRRA's $10,000,000 admin istrative fund for 1911. ference tnlk. Manv of them were naming Washington their first cho'ce and a Canadian citv. nro- bablv Quehe". ns their second. ! Some British officials w ere , Would Rename sail to feel that the American ii i ivt people probably would Play "Hlgnway No. 6 more act;ve role in the new or- fanization if it were in the United S'ats. They haven't forgotten 1020. of the City Council at 8:00 o'- i ..l n 11 :i o.t i o ( - I 1 i.t. W L V ' ' T tl I 'if LIII.il I'.l.. lit1. III. ber 31st. eleven countries ! City Council reseives the right ' S5 . to reject any or all bids. , ri ; Dated this 5th day of April. Z" 1045. " ! ALBERT OLSON 59 1-5,12,10 Citv Clerk I Lincoln, Nebr., -lb A re ' I out despite the $10,000,000 Lcag- AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY solution by Sens. William Cross-' land, Wayne :Ed Hoyt, McCook;', Geneva has ben virtually ruled I an1 Earl J Lees- Fremont, dir-i : x i . . it. clliii ieuiasa id ailix uic , name ''Grand Armv of the Re-j public" to U. S. highway no. C was introduced in the state leg islature today. Nebraskn, Iowa, Utah and Nev ada are the only states through which the coast-to-coast hiehway runs which have not so acted. at 1:00 p. m. Besides our general good run of livestock we are going to sell: 9 A truck load of Household Furniture Approximately 300 Hedge Posts A large size Land Roller One good John Deere Hammer Feed Mill C We are expecting a good run of Brood Sows and several springy Heifers FOR SALE Six rccm all modern heme, consisting of six lots on all vea:her road. CALL or SEE Wm. S. WETENKAM? Real Estate and Insurance Phone 537 Office So. 6th St. SPORT PACKETS 0 4 r For the Coke Crowd ; i f it I Here's a real smoothie ! g for the young set. Two tone sport jacket with j plaid sleeves and collar ; ? solid back and front. Several color combinations. .f . jr. .v. . U. S. No. 1. CRAPEFSIUIT ".'jrsh Ccidieis 64 Sf.'c Lb. 6" vel GHAHOES - - ir Ca'ifornia Fre;n --2 Large Eon. TOMATOES Selected Ripe Lb. POTATOES pa Porto Fican t eet "9 lbs. SALAD DRESSING Qt. J.ir 9 FINT JAR 23C FHEKCH DRESSING IGA Brand j P' Horr.e Styitl 8 oz. SYHUP IGA Golden p For Cab Feeding or Canning 5-!b. jar LAUNDRY STANCH Speed ay (9 Needs No Cooking 12-oz. pkg. aTj BEAH FLAKES Lima Beans 4M Ca!if. Lar.i Lb KITCHEM TESTED Gold Medal Enriched Flour 5 5-lb. ban jftT HEP.SHEY'S BREAKFAST Cocoa For a Hot Drink '-lb. can.. IGA S4LAD In Handy Icebox Jar 20'i-oz. jar Shoe White No-Rub 2 oz. bet Ivory Sosp Guest Size 2 cakes 9' Swsn Soap For the Laundry iC 3 large bars 3 Faca Soao Wheat Flakes IGA OATMEAL Aaick or lO Regular 20-oz pkg. j WHEATIES 8-oz. pkg. 1 APE -HUTS pkg. SHREDDED WHEAT 41? Nabisco Brand.. pkg. RAISIN BRAN Posts Brand pkg. GRAPE JAM IGA Pure l !b. jar IGA Pure- APPLE BUTTER 29-cz. jar JZ,i& CLEANSER Old Dutch BOWLENE Easy to Use Large can KO-RU3 WAX Wilherfs W fVO Self Pollishing Full Pint ii V a- ' 1 f - 1 I UCIKIUU5. nidCV-lUL.il oU. T I I (isjfi i 111 K f v v ? I feoS fL- isHfm 4J Ff5 14 ill m m $ 2 TA tfk c' v ss rrs "' u j-- fe.-ti'X Ks-fiSr fei- -fesi Kii PEANUT BUTTER No Points l-lb 6.5 to J0 To Insure Fresh, Tender and Healthy Meat We Have Installed Electronic Pasteuray in Our Cooler. This is sn Added Protection We Offer Our Customers Wilson's B-V EVERY TIME FOR RICH BROWN GRAVY Complete Assortment of Cold Cuts i LYJ 1 Plattsinoufli Sale Barn Soennichsen 's i Phones 23 and 24 IliOililiiiSIIIIIIIiilllliliifilillllilSISIiaiSaiilllliSIilliSSIIIiliilIIIIIIIIIIiS