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THURSDAY. ATRIL 4. l$4i THE JOURNAL. PLATTiMOUTH. NEERASKa PAGE THREE ities Look to New Sources For Revenue CHICAGO sources to pay aie sought by ies, the Municipal finance u.r.c- ?hrink at a tirae when the cities trs Associate report?. need them most. An association ocil of finance , , , , . , ri. ih -an niinB .1,.' During the war, federal aid was five problems: i. Many permanent Postal Truck Ruins Girls Nylons So Government May Buy New ?ai , . . . Public Works Problem o. increased salaries must oe frequently shared paid to Cltv employees. m-A lirmnr (rasnHnP motor --.-i . I is v..v, ... - - I Meanwhile, the association says, and fire insurance. The major! a new idea in financial aid to purposes for which these taxes! cities is gaining acceptance. .This are shared, the association says, ! provides that revenue shared with are education, highways, public , . . TT , ... , , . ii(V, j v i.-ti' ' By Frederick C. Othman monev back. The House passed i cities by state governments or welfare, health and hospitals. -n-, cuTvrmv ,c Tu, i i- u n .n. f,.; w h rf.tM rnn..,inr nm.te fnr! WASHINGTON, 'U.R The law telling the comptroller not J-R) Xt"v revenue ;hoald be stabilized. The associa-! municipal public works construe- House of Representatives has done to be a Simon Lejm-e. postwar expenses fJon exDlains that otherwise the tion this year the association says ine nonoraoie imng oy .uiss.uapu- Wasn't Govememnt', Fault 300 American cit- .KaroH tQ-cf mnv rit; J,Svp tW nhnlpps- i e Webb of Spencer, X. C. Now T.-: t. ,i 1. To attempt to go ahead by " ie senate kindly w,i snase thp roaJ jn her tnj(.k flt Dawf0r, paying premium prices for labor s egisiative flumps and agree ? . when an arRlv trucl. hit her. Lovie we.s not hurt, bur and materials. 1 1( the appropriation. Daphne set wnvieH tn fitis -fnr honsino-. Wei- . Tn nnstnnnp oil hnr o:cfnt;jl a ne Fair 01 "Jions. fare activities, vocational educa- projects. ' 1 And why not? The government improve- t- wuvvnv construction and in o ruined her old pair; it came with- r-ents, some delaed more than cfm1A for Dostwar banning. ! M; ?w ,V:i i- 1,1 a hair of rummp Daphne, too i in u. oe n.d. but most of thepe federal grants can proceed with assurance ine rt-nei ioaa oi unempio- are no longer maae, tne associa- that materials will be available mer.t during reconversion month tion nomts out. ills largely on cities. The new housinc ; Aside from property taxes, the progiam asr-ociation says, aids irom omer ranCP;no. from 10 to 1.8 rent will require big capital outlays for governments provide most of the aj0ve engineers' estimates, sev ers, streets, water mains and revenue received by cities. States j oth'?r public facilities. which contribute the largest' Postwar Services ! amounts to local governments are . 4. Relatively new services, such reported to be Wisconsin, Colo- r jA rcLITlllieS 111 as ah ports, veterans' centers and rado, Massachusetts, New York if i other "social services, must be ex- Ohic, Indiana, Nebraska and Dela- lOUllty V-OOperate In Clean-up Plan Cleaning up around farm build nes and barnvards is a popular nringtime activity around many Cass and Otoe county farm homes, cutting down on fire, accident and diesase hazards, Wayman C. Solo- with one of its postal trucks. She arrived in Washington to be a clerk at the , War Department V n l.flntr tviir-l- c tyi q c 1.- a A cities are getting construction bids , y 4 n 1 - i ner. The association reports that her vehicle was wrecked and, she said, that was not all. She stil1 had in the ground 840 worth of radishes, ?15 worth of green on He tried to make h- r pay the ions, $25 worth of turnip greens and $20 worth cf spinach. Why good were they, she demanded, if ware. FECIALS HAND CREAM Perfection, the Ferfect Hand Cream, 75c size 25 RAZOR BLADES Wafer Thin, Feather edge 5? ANA TOOTH PASTE 50c size 49c 3 Daughters Deodorant 1 Regular $1.00 Size FREE With the Purchase of each Regular $1.00 can. Evening in Paris Sale Perfume - Cologne Toilet Water Pouje - Lipstick Powder Ortes Mouth Wash ...49c Oroton Tooth Brush ..39c 88c Value Both f4e for only 59 New Transforming Lipstick Pearls in Wine ft is every thing you want in a good Lipstick. $1.00 each CHOCOLATES Chase High Crest, lb EASTER GREETING CARDS Assorted, each ICE CREAM dow Gold, Pint She put in a bill for three weeks' wages while she was recov ering from her bruises, S3 tc clean the mud from her dress, $44 to pay her doctor and. am or. 2: other things $1.35 for her nylons which were total wrecKs. Her Un cle Samuel did her $150 worth of damage; the House passed the DapbJne Webb law. The Senate will debate it in another couple of weeks. Then maybe Daphne get: her new hosiery. Once a month the claims com mittee sends up a bundle of bill; Ford Motor to Lay Off 35,000 Because Of Steel Shortage I-KTROIT, 0Jp The Ford in charge of the manfacturing, schedules," Ericker said, "prir. said the company was using up cipally because rolling mills T steel faster than it could be ob- which supply us have not yet tained. Approximately 18,500 ! reached hrh level output. Orr ! employee? in ihe Detroit area , stocks ot steel nave Decn anno z will be idle and 1G.500 in th? : exhausted during the past fevr lo or company announced Wed- i rTv1 iaa fy,rn,r.. Tv,a . l-e res .Jay that will be laid 55,000 employees tion will not report to work after Production of cars and trucks r f r . oix ior one week ! the end of Thursdav s dav shift, in tho Tnrr? omnirp wn starting 1 nurscsay necause of the tec 1 shortage. u . Ij. hncker, vice-president 1 sharply "Steel is not yet available in i sufficient mounting imntplv 3.500 units quantities sufficient to meet our production v"-e,v- approx- last aily r t" if si a f m a am 3 iSm iVX U U H V f 9 ''e'iver 'em" i!dnt mine ! would r.f J T.y for he1 ! e ignored j and calar.t-! 0 $500 fO! i lad greens. : . . i i- j - . i , t, Pnvm car;tT ,n;i er- neany ueu in a piece oi reu tape ervisor, reported this week. : Hone.t, genuine red tape. Mostly.' "- she had no trv.'.-l: r The army ??".! i fixing her tru'-i:. doggoneu if ii vegetables. The II the War Denavt:nf m ly p.pproririaed I.'17, her truck a-n-d hov The lawmaker? balked only a1! paying S?t. Chr.rlo' A. Clark of Buffalo. X. Y., $501 for runninp his car off the ro?d. The conmtrol j ler sni-1 i wasn't the covernment': fault two d.'er strolled in fron ! of him. Congress ordered thf claiit s committee to stn iv tha ed bv the National USD A safety piddling sums to citizens damaged ; Mei 15 j V - ' 1 s C CTmrmuntfy Mm v council, Solomon said, as a means " "'J" j of reducing the accident toll of except me , pays em much atten-l 17.000 farm residents killed, a The congressmen dispose of million and a half injured, and these bllls m puch a hurr' that n0" ninetv million dollars in farm bod.v but a worry-wart bothers tc propertv destroyed bv fire. i lea,n what happened. I can't heir FSA families are keeping up ; The government knows more with other farm families in th5s ways to get into trouble than an; rr.atter, and FSA is working with , bo- Take, tbe latest "sion: other agencies and groups in pro-! ,Clem and Ida Bryant lived hap moting the activity. The countv nb" on their 116-acre farm six supervisor said plans for this year a ba miles from Independ on FSA families, farms are center-' ence, Kans., until the army built ing on cleaning up rubbish, broken across the road a plant so smelly machinery and trash in cluttered ; that they had to move. The army: barnyards, fixing broken steps, ; admitted its smells were obnox- j faulty flues and chuck-holed farm ious. It sent an inspector (a col-: driveways, and eliminating health onel probably) who reported, an 1, hazards of rat-infested buildings, I use his words, that the farm free! mosqueto breeding pools and im- of odor was worth So, 000. but uroperly covered wells. j with obnoxious odor, only $4,800 i Minor building repairs will re-The House ordered the Bryant; ceive attention on FSA people's j paid $?00 for the army's smells farms, and will include such things ; plus 5600 moving expenses to ? as defective steps, stairways, : less smelly house down the road porches, broken barn and shed : House Makes Amends doors and floors, putting new tops' Dr. John A. Logan of Washing-' on wells, cisterns, and springs ton put in a claim for S2S5 be where contamination is possible, cause army troops broke into his Solomon said. Further precautions summer cottage at Ship Bottom include checking electric wiring. Ocean county, X. J., one winter chimneys, flues, oil storage and nght for a game of cards. This other fire or accident hazzards. in part is what he they flifj. Wrecked an heirloom clock, $50 j smashed fine old china and gla;s " ' I $65: tore un a mattress, $15; i spilled shoe polish on the rue, $.10 ; ! and burned food in the doctor's pots and pans, $10. The house hastened to make amends. Mrs. Mary M. Wolf got a job a stenographer with the home owners loan corporation at De troit to support her child and sick i husband. Bv the time she'd earned j $3,692.50, the comptroller gen i eral discovered that she wasn't an i American citizen, but a Canadian Read Journal Wnnf Ms Foods full of vitamin and minerals "keep 'em fit" to meet the days work. Shop at your ec onomical Hinky-Dirky fcr the largest variety cf quality foods at th; jrcettst savings. Start today to shop ar.d save at Hinky-Dinky. GRAPEFRUIT Juice, lexavita, 46 cz. can TANGERINE Juice, Old South No. 2 can PEACHES Good Year Y C Halves No. 2 J2 can PRUNES Hunt Prepared, No. 21-i ?lass COFFEE CAKE Mix, Downyflake 2 lb. Pkg (' r : ; vl 2fc 30 W till -.-v ' z.'- " e Fresh, Crisp, California Iceberg, large 5 dozen size, head S S. f CELERY y jT - iresh, Fla. Golden To Produce ICO Lbs. of Gain! whh the help of the NEW 1 rirLi-v? 2ac;-a9asfs g small H pound LETTUCE CAULIFLOWER :alif. White Snowball, 40 f. 9 CARROTS Calif. Green Top, large bunch ORANGES Fla. Sealdsweet, M i large size, lb L GRAPEFRUIT Marsn Seedless t9C Texas, lb. . . . 7 if RADISHES Full, Red Texas, large bunch CABBAGE Fancy, Green NEW Calif, lb YAMS U S. No. 1 La., Porto Rican, lb. can . . , SEED POTATOES Genuine Red River Cobblers, 1C0 lb. bag )v,hen packed) ONION SETS oizes, yeilow Also helps you produce 200-lb. finished hogs in 5 z months, mar ket 7 or mere pigs per litter, pro duce each pound of pair, for only 6c venh of feed! Herd after herd of pigs have made these records. Make ibis pxtra prcf.t un YOUR herd. Feed the IcV Scmi-Soiid PIG Emulsion every d.iy vi;h grain ent. jGuy'rorn us today. .. It $2.98 BRAN N'ah.'sco Cereal GINGER SNAPS Ncbisco Old Fashioned 1 lb. Pkg Qonwmv to vnAtf Community pkl'V j S rSKA Interest cenfers in the welfare aMid Drorress of its com. i o munities. Every community has its program of civic advancement, its own local projects for improvement. All have one point in common, however, and that is to develop a BETTER com munity in which to live and work. Reliable electric service at attractively low rates plays a big part in this com munity program Outstanding, dependable electric tervice provides a substantial basis on vhich any community, large or small, may broaden its business horizons, industrially. This same dependable electric service makes possible bet ter, more convenient and economical living for evey household in each community. Yes, your Con sumers Public Power District, Ne braska's own state-wide electric utility, shares this community of interests with every community it serves. And your Consumers DOES serve hundreds of cities and towns in Nebraska, bring ing the multiple benefits cf integrated electric fa cilities to small as well as large communities in Nebraska. a soup P?0ffcrri4l 1 ?etty Crocker j JL l-LJ.lJ Ia.Am 4 hoodie, y-l P reg. pkg 0 treamerv I . 'Home of CASC0 Baiter9 5 f ll Ground, P lb. ... ; H Roast s j 3 S Shoulder, lb ( -tux v BABY FOOD VAN CAMPS Beans in Tomato Sauce No. 2 can Heinz, Assorted Strained, 4 or. can . Dozen cans T .80c t SALAD Wafers .. IT Supreme Bakers, 1 lb. box WAX BEANS Twin Oaks, "sweet peas Blue Heaven, No. 2 can CARROTS and Peas, Scott County 16 or.. pl?ss 13 BEEF BACON GRADE A BEEF End Slices, lb FISH STEAK 37 45 Cod Fillets, lb Carp, lb. . fl2s 49' SO Tullibes, lb ASSORTMENTS OF COLD CUTS AMD CKESS WWvWWWVWWWVWWWWWV Out-Performs the Costliest Shortenings Tasteless - Odorless - Creamable - Keeps Fresh for cakes, pies, cookies and for all cooking needs. BLAND LARD ctn 0 3 lb. ctn 56c VINEGAR Thiessen's Cider, A Qt. bottle NOODLES Mrs. Brices Fine Egg, A 8 oz. Pk AU 16" LUX SOAP for complection care, 3 reg. bars 9$ Toilet Soap, 3 reg. bars PALMOLIVE 23' SWEETHEART Toilet Soap, A 2 reg. bars PREM Swift's Erand Luncheon Meat 12 oz. can -J J TEA Lipton's Orange Pekoe, afk 4 4 -ia. mg. --i Breakfast of 8 oz. Pkg. . WHEATIES Champions Aa Advertissznent o! icur CONSUMERS Public Power District 4 i ' e v t 4 - 3- TJe bright spot of the season ... coiot ?u! Ihtie shoes t emphasize he c;oity of spring in gorgeous combtKiions of: Whi Com wi:n ' Fuchsia, B!oclc and Gray, Keily Green, Beige and Rust. DWARFIES 10' WTieat Mix, reg. Pkg. $4.95 Shoes for Every Age ... Correctly Fitted 2t Prices effective through April 10 subject only to market changes in meats, fresh fruits and vegetable?, nad stock on hand. We reserve the risrht to limit Quantities. No sales to oaiers. SPARKIES Puffed Wheat, reg. Pkg LUNCHEON Peanut Butter, 16 oz. glass PICKLES Sparks Cross Cut Dills, Qt. Jar , MACARONI or Cut Spaghetti, 2 lb. cello PEANUTS Salted Spanish, 1 lb. Pkg PRUNES Santa Clara, 50-60 size 2 lb. Pkg COCOA Hershey's Breakfast, V-lb. Pkg 9; 29' so VVAVrVVWVVrVVVVyVVVVVVVTVVyVv
