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MONDAY, APRIL 30, 194S PAGE FOUR THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA J arr to IT his joy dut J we lea' tra- peo har I are M Ft tor ito ie am Fu un th pa; Bi O toi Ta Lo of Ta V na th bp sh th D P t ci V si h t l'i g tl t n WANT hB miES USE MORE INSERTIONS PAY LESS PEP. tAY Share in the savings made in newspaper production costs, as provided in this Want Ad rate table, by fully describing your want or offer and then ordering your ad for 6 days. Cancel your ad as soon as you get results and pay only for the actual days It ran at the rate earned. TABLE OP ECONOMY WANT AD PRICES Cfor consecutive insertions without change of copy) Figure 5 average 5-letter words to a line. LINES I 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MONTH Est Words Lines I Cash Chg Cash Chg Cash Chg Cash Chg 10 2 ' .30 .40 .42 .54 I .72 .90 2.20 2.50 15 3 .30 -40 .63 .81 1.03 1.44 j 3.30 3.75 0 4 .32 .40 .84 1.08 1.44 1.92 4.40 5.00 25 5 -40 .50 1.05 1.35 1.80 2.40 5.50 6.25 30 6 .43 .60 1.26 1.62 2.16 2.83 6 60 7.50 35 7 36 .70 1.47 1.89 2.52 3.36 7.70 8.75 40 8 .64 .80 1.63 2.16 2.83 3.84 8.80 10.00 45 9 .72 .90 1.89 2.43 3.21 4.32 9.90 11.25 50 10 .80 1.00 2.10 2.70 3.60 4.80 11.00 12.50 Federal Aid to School is Aim of Two Bills THE JOURNAL'S Daily Pattern Meade Bill Would Provide! For $550,000,000 Aid to Both Public' and Private Schools. MINIMUM AD Cash 30c, Charge 40c Charged ads will be received by telephone or mail, and if paid within seven days from the last day of insertiton cash rate will be allowed. Ads ordered for three or six days and stopped before expira tion will be charged only for the number of times the ad appeared and adjustment made at the rate earned. Publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any "Want Ad" copy. Errors in advertisements should be reported immediately. The Daily Journal will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion. No ads accepted after 1 p.m. for publication the same day. No kills after the same hour. Daily Journal Want Ads Phone G Ask For An Ad Taker Notices 1 , Former Journal deijts collected Why wait ! Employe Is Bead longer? Your notes, judgments,! mortgages, accounts collected,! Word has been received here or no charge. Anywhere. SSjby Mrs. K. A. Bates, former own-; years experience. References. R. or of the Journal of the death!" C. Valentine Co., Marshelituwn, ' at Stockton, California,, on April Iowa. . 20th of Otto L. Crouch, former Journal here Ccrds cf Thanks employee of the ! some two years ago. I wi.-h to thank the manv fik-nJs Mrs, Crouch, the widow, in' for their gifts, flowers, calls andiwitin- states the death followed, personal greeting? dining niy an operation for hernia. ! stay at the hospital. These will! While the family were here, always be gratefully remember-; they made their home in the; ed. Mrs. Edward Cooiey, Mur-' Harris apartments and during; ray, Xeb. their residence they made many; friends who will regret to learn1 of the death of Mr. Crouch. j The family is. exoeetir.g to j take the body of Mr. Crouch back j Ito Fremont, their former homo.j ! for internment. Lost and Found LOST: Erown Pekinese dog, answers to name cf "Sparky". One who finis him pleaee cell 487 W or return Alvin Smock. C2i South 8th. Reward given. I 23-4t ! Frank Decay Is Help Wanted 10 Taken to Rapid City Washington, 0J.PJ Two bills to furnish federal aid to' schools are beinj studied by the Senate education and labor committee to see which, if either, will best fit the needs of the nation's school children and at the same time be acceptable to all 4S states. With an apparently hard choice to make, there appeared some ps ssibility today that the committee might ' scrap both measures and write its own bill incorporating features of both. One measure, proposed by Sen. James M. Mead, d., N Y., provides for permanent annual appropriations total ing $55,000,000 for aid to both public and non-publ'c schools. The othar, by Sen. Elbert D. Thomas, d., Utah, is principally a war emergen, cy relief measure calling for $2CO,000,COO (m) a year for payment of salaries of school employees for the duration of the emergency. However it would let uo a permanent annual pcol of $100,000,000 to be divided 4S ways for equalization of public educ ation. Here's how the two bills corn- rare: Appropriation Thomas' bill i calls for a yearly emergency ap propriation of $200,000,000 (m) j to pay teachers and other public i school employees. This would be divided on the basis of average i daily attendance in public schools The permanent appropriation of I $100,000,000 (m) a year would i be apportioned to states on a i basis of financial need. The Mead bill calls for an an nual authorization of $300,000, 000 (m) of which 75fr would be schools only. The remaining 2ar'r of this portion of the total ex penditures under this bill go to both public and non-pub lie schools for needs other that teachers' salaries. This money would be divided on a basis of of j relative need as determined by to a national board of apportion- 5908 11-18 SUNBACKER A smart little sun dress that will win you many admiring glances. Wear it for sports, gar dening or precious moments soaking up the sunshine. Pattern No. 590S is designed for sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 18. Size 12, plain dress, re quires 31, yards of 35 or 39 inch fabric; ruffled dress, 3?i yards; 8 yards ric-rac to trim. Fcr this pattern send 15 cents in coin, plus 1 cent post age, your name, address and the PATTERN NUMBER, to The Plattsmouth Daily Journal, TODAY'S PATTERN, 530 S. WELLS ST., CHICAGO 7, ILL. Shortage of Dentists Seen Chicago, 0J.R) A critical shortage of dentists will exist af- 1948 because of ''awkward blunders" in the "handling of dental education liv ihc arm. I would j forces," the May issue of the Am erican Dental Association Jour nal charges editoriallly. There will be a shortage, the editorial says, "simply because the existing capacity of the country's dental schools cannot be used." It urges support of the Ellend A few women wanted to learn toj Sunday Norman Doody, sew on nower sewina mnrhines. ! Leade, South Dakota, came If you know how, s0 much the! Omal-.a where he arranged to have; merit. better. Sec Mr. Babian at thejhi father, Fiank Dop,-v taken f permanent appropria- L r biU now before cong-ess that Style Craft Mfg. Co., American! by plane from the St. Joseph hos-jtion under the Mead bill, $100,- ld d f release from act- Legion Euiluin". lu-ud: P1Lai ll' at. iumsj;u iius-inuu uuu,ouu imi would De ior auui .- j at Rapid City, South Dakota. j tional services and facilities: 50 Man to woik on farm, separate j Frank Doody has been at the ; percent would be allocated to the house, electric light-, good wag-, hospital at Omaha since last July; states on the basis of population, es. Myron Wiles, phone 2513. .and his condition has remained) the remainder according to need. 30-lt; about the same. He will now be Also included is the total annual his HELP WANTED : Lady for1 fountain work. Good pay, good hours. Ca,-s Drug. 21-tf Real Estate Fcr Sale 30 ! nearer his home at bt. Unge, South Dakota. He is a brother of Deputy Sher iff Emery Doody. Receive Good News well and cistern. Smith Ave. FOP S4TV. S rnnm hnnsp full basement, 5 acres, double gar-i From West Coast age, lots of young fruit, good County Assessor and Mrs. W. John Wall,!ir. Puis received word Sunday -'"--jthat they were grand parents, a T.,: I daughter bein? born to Mr. and iwin Uausnters , . - .virs. Eugene corner at nonywooci To Taenzlers ' on Saturday, 21st. Monday morning at the Metho- The little one and the mother dist hospital at Omaha, twin dau-ja'e reported as doing fine and ghters were born to Rev. and! hope to be home scon. Mrs. James Mrs. J. W. Taenzler of this city.! Sochor of this city is the paren- All are doing well and thisUal grandmother of the little one. makes the family composed of five daughters and two sons. authorization is $150,000,000 (m) for aid to needy students between 14 and 20 on the basis of state population in that age range. Grosshans Home Scene of Gathering iv service, a number of pre-dental and dental students each year. They would enroll in dental school training courses, which at present are not beinj used to full capa city. "There is still no program for ; keeping a sufficient number of young men in the dental schools of the country to provide for future needs," says the Journal article. Read Journal Want Ads THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson ";v Ay "1M AK EXPERIENCED ESKIAVD CAN BUILD A GOOD SNOW HOUSE IN AN HOUR- 26JS 2 1 Q$fittZGctGr copil mi er NLA SERVICE. INC. "WHN RAIN STOPS COMING DOWN, IT LETS UP," Sa?s EDNA N. WILSON, fin HORSEBACK RIDING WAS A PRESCRIBED REAEDY FOR. TUBERCULOSIS A CENTURY AGO. T. M. REQ. 0. S. FAT. OFF. 4-30 The attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grosshans on Chicago avenue was the scene of a very pleasant family party on Sun day, a fine dinner featuring the event. Guests here were Miss Edna Grosshans, Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. John Stapp, Nebraska City. B 2 Red Points for each I f pound of used fats turned i in to your butcher. Keep I Saving Used Fats For 1 I the Fighting Fronts and I Home Front. w George Hetrick To Omaha Hospital George Hetrick, of the Platts mouth Creamery, departed Sun day for Omaha where he enter ed the St. Catherine's hospital and expects to spend a few days there taking treatment. The many friends of Mr. Het rick are trusting that he may soon be sufficiently recovered that he may be able to return home and resume his usual activities. ALLEY OOP By V. T. Hamlin BARBS "TJTTLER Sobs Out Anguish to Mussolini" headline. Cry ing in one's beer leads to foaming at the mouth. It's much easier now to get that little fellow to take a bath. Just let him water the lawn. The getting together of the American and Russian armies sets a good example for the diplomats of the two countries. Why is it there seems to be more room for laughter in hum ble homes than in monstrous mansions? A New Jersey man wrote his will on a butcher's order book Perhaps just prior to pricing a steak. IPEKf CARR BAKERY Satisfied that all is well with the world. alley oop. HAPPY H5 A LITTLE PIG IN A BIG TROUGH, RETURNS TO M XTAMERVILLE AND THE T I imC'IYIMlflilMC LHOUKMIUK I V fi NOV WHAT TH' Y DOC'S GADGET'S T HE CAN'T GET A MX jWy WELL rTLr-- W HECK'S GONE GONE FOOEV ON OOOLA BACK IN ? A.5ER Jv. R WRONG? WHAT'S IT WON'T DO MOO... SHE'S LOST." .-XlA JPJm' PlVTHlMATTER? A. ITS STUFF y, RED RYDER By Fred Harman if Hi..'.. J- AND Git ,v BUS XZBS oOSVA VAT L r i i ppL I Pf in.i. ,..."CncTt u.i-Ton ' 7W fr- aw.-. . Guido Seydlitz Visits In City i IP i limmMMwM Saturday afternoon Guido Seydlitz, residing near Lincoln, was in the city to look after some business matters in the old home community where he resided in his younger years. Mr. Seydlitz was accompanied by his son, Pvt. Charles Seydlitz, who is stationed at Fort Jc Robinson, Arkansas, and is home on a furlouph for a fev day?. He is being transferred to Camp Meade in Maryland. Journal Want Ads For Results The same curbstone repair ser vice supplied to Cen, Eisenhower's forces in Germany is now being given to Gen. Mac Arthur's island hopping forces in the Pacific. Lib erty ships or ocean-going tugs are towinj the huge floating shops from island to island, where they can be put in operation within 2 4 hours. WALGREEN AGENCY Prescription Service Thoughtfully Performed MOTHER'S DAY Saturday, May 13th Texas is so big it extends from the Old West New Mexico to the Old South louisiana. . Fancy Box Chocolates . ) Perfume and Powder Sets ! i Stationery Many Suitable Items to Select From : Select Yours Early i Mother's Day Cards Get Yours Today CASS DRUG for VITAMINS NAME USED ON MUNICH RADIO Gcnersl Ritter von Epp. high Nazi snd German Army official, whose name was used by a voice on the Munich radio sta tion heard appealing to the Allies to hurry aid to the city, reported center of German patriot revolution. (NEA Telephoto) French Try to Establish Claim In Surrender Would Have France Included in Nations to Whom Germans Must Surrender A Paris dispatch said that with the ''capitulation of 'Germany anarentlv imminent'' the French eovernment was taking steps to'ands today. The garment was ese government for permission toj fly to Japan and to continue thej war against the allies. Japan was! said ta have refused on grounds! Tokyo with Russia and even- tually the Japanese wanted to' avoid as long as possible. The; same sources in Paris said that! Himmler in reported negotiations! with Count Bernadotta of Swed- en said that Hitler was fighting in Berlin as a simple soldier. NEW YORK. (U.R) The United Clothing collection had an expensive ermine cape on its establish a claim that France be bne of the "Big Four" to which the nazis must give up. Foreign Minister Georges Bi dault was understood to have been instructed to take up thej matter at San Francisco with Ed-j ward R. Stettinius, Anthony Eden j and V. M. Molotov, the Big Three j foreign ministers. i Information reached French! government sources that Adolf Hitler recently asked the Japan- found wrapped inside another at the east mid-town collection depot. A THOMAS WALLING CO. ABSTRACTS of TITLE "Title Insurance" ALL OUT FOR VICTORY The government it asking you to store your winter supply of Coal NOW to save transportation for war material later on. So see us now for your next Winter's Coal. E. J. RICHEY Lumber Coal Phone 128 FEED We have a good shipment of hich quality G00CH FEED on hand at this time. If you are feeding livestock or poultry you should get what you will need while it is available. 100 lbs. Pig Meal $3.75 100 lbs. HogFatner $3.65 Starting Mash $3.80 Growing Mash $3.40 PLATTSMOUTH CREAMERY THE HOME OF CASCO BUTTER Baby's Favorites . i -r-H -jf&r Daoy s ravorue iooqs are siocxea Tf variety in strained, chopped and 0? junior foods. Shop and save at Kinky-Dinky. 25" Precooked cereal or 2 reg. Precooked Oatmeal Pks. pi APPsrrasAi i-.JTil 1 aJ Vrajiii-ei-iij 1 ' v 1 4. GPHFiFTJ? Strained or . 4'2 oz. JB ttKbLhb chopped Foods - cin 7 rDDEDC Ccreal Food 2 re9- 15 IjlllColilllsJ Slr4ined Oatmeal Pkgs. J HEINZ ---'T HEINZ-' - --r CREAM OF WHEAT 2tf FARINAc--- -ZM ITTf?7,?1 Rennet Pudding R J UrSLil 1 As;orted Flavors Pkg- GRAHAM CRACKERS r Fresh Crisp, Solid, California . Iccbcrj, 5 dozen size head '. California Green Top ; CARROTS bunch LETTUCE Freih Grten Louisiana 0$ CABBAGE Ib. O T J U. S. No. 1 La. Porto Rican A A C lb. YAMS lb. II 1x3s Marsh Seedless ; GRAPEFRUIT . California Sunkist LEMONS . . lb. Texas Yellow New Crop OiNIONS lb. U. S. No. 1 La. Porto Rican YAMS lb. The MEAT SITUATION continues to show acute shortages of meat for the American public,, with no relief in sight. This is not to frighten you but to let you know that meat market man is haying a hard time keepng meat available and that he appreciates your co operation in using what is available and sharing with your neighbors. Prices effective through May 4 subject only to market changes in fresh fruits and vegetables and stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. n