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Lincoln Nebraska State Journal from Lincoln, Nebraska • 3

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1 Ani mm 'iTin1 Wrdnfariay, September 12, 19-15 LINCOLN JOURNAL 3 umana ui'A omce has Uft, ailllOUIlCeS Two more stage Eldora 1 training school escape DES MOINES. (IP). Tw6 Inmates reconversion aid trouble with travel budget OMAHA. UP). The Omaha OPA district office is having difficulty with its travel budget and as a result is having to cut its travel Shop Wednesday 9:30 to 5:30 OMAHA.

(UP). A seven-point of the Eldora state training school for boys escaped Monday night reconstruction finance (corporation to aid banks and Industry in flnancingreconverslon and sharply, Director Loren N. Mills mmw mkkmA while assigned to the institution dairy crew, the state board of control, which has "jurisdiction over the school, reported Tuesday. said. District office personnel will postwar expansion Tuesday was announced by Herbert S.

Daniel, 7 have to cut its travel at least one- The boys were Clifford Lovett half and field personnel a third, of Galesburg, 111., and Paul manager of the Omaha loan agen cy of RFC. Car pooling will be accented as much as at any time during the Krante of Newtbn. There were about "a dozen or so" boys in the crew but the others did not The program is based on bank war. co-operation, Daniel said, but in Mills said a reduction in travel participate in the break, the re cases where bank credit cannot be arranged, RFC loan agencies budget was aggravated by the port said. a Enrolment up in 2 colleges Students at 1 Wes-leyan.

and Union colleges were registering Tuesday and while enrolment figures are not yet available, officials of both schools report a- decided increase in the number of students registering for this semester. Nebraska Wesleyan's enrolment already is far above that of last year, including at least a third more men students. Twice as many war veterans will attend Wesleyan university as did in 1944. BOTH FRESHMAN and upper classman numbers are increased over 1941 figures. Youths formerly expecting their draft call within a few months have enrolled with optimistic hopes of staying in school.

Classes will commence Wednesday at' Wesleyan, at which time more definite figures on enrolment will be available. consolidation of district offices will seek to supply credit to "de' and the task of shaving ration serving business enterprises" di board personnel, both necessitate rectly from RFC, May not extradite Omaha fugitive ing long trips. He said OPA The program, which is being travel situation would continue KJ tight at least until Oct. 1. extended thruput the country, will consider directly, or in cooperation with commercial banks, OMAHA.

UP). Three men who 5 overpowered two sheriffs applications for: 1. Loam for working capital, for com' Bumppr corn crop depends on frost pletlon of civilian production order. 2. Loam agalnat uncalled war con and escaped from the Douglas county Jail Aug.

19 have been captured in Canada but there is a question whether they can be tract! ana auD-contracte. 3. Long-term loana to finance plant conversion. OMAHA. (IP).

Whether Nebras 4. Financing aurplua property pur- extradited. Get ready for Fall Housecleaning with "helpers" for easier cleaning cnaaea. U. S.

Dist. Atty. Joseph T. Vo 5. Veterana loana under Hi own bual ka reaps a bumper corn crop this fall depends on vagaries of mother nature especially when she lays jfmim th A first frost.

neaa loan proxram. or under the OI act. tava said Tuesday a study is be Commitment now tor future loana ing made to determine whether so that Industry may proceed with plana (or rehabilitation and reconversion. they can be extradited from ful- In a gain of almost 60,000,000 T. Automatically guaranteed bank loana under provisions of the present treaty to industry up to-id percent witrr a ceil Ing of for each loan, In partlcl patlon with banka.

between Canada and the United bushels over the estimate made Aug. 1, the U. S. Department of agriculture Monday set the 1945 crop at 282,414,000 bushels at 33 bushels per acre. Daniel said the purpose "of RFC 0'dW Cleaning Helps States.

during the reconversion period Kenneth Logan, Special FBI was to assure credit to "compe agent here, said the men were ap Tho a bumper crop compared tent businessmen" unable to get prehended by Royal Canadian with the 1934-43 average of 115 credit from local banks. He em mounted police who had been alerted by the FBI. The men phasized that RFC was not in 032,000 bushels, the total falls far below last year's all-time record competition with local banks. is AT UNION college, students nave been registering since Monday. There, as.

at Wes-leyon, enrolment has well increased over last year's figure of 495, with several war veterans returning this semester. Freshmen at Union college are now taking their entrance examinations, and the total number of freshmen attending school probably will be considerably higher than in 1944. 9 Plan alfalfa drying plant ajJNorth Platte crop of 329,855,000 bushels. -ry were Harold V. Nielsen, 20; Mel-vin L.

Bunce, 20, and Carl Hamilton, 21. Touch-up polish Paste Wax lb. Cream Polish pt. All Purpose Polish 39c pt. Dust Mop 1.39 Miss Smith to be queen EACH DAY GONE by without a severe frost means more of the 1945 crop will be hardened enough HUMBOLDT, Neb.

(IP). Miss Harriett Smith, 19, Tuesday night was crowned queen of the Richardson county fair, which to be "safe," but state agricul St Joseph WORLD'S URQKST SEUM AT tural authorities have warned that opens Wednesday- and will con enmA rtf tho rrnn was nlantpH sn late that it is in danger of ma-Fnue thru Friday. NORTH PLATTK, Neb. UP). turing too late.

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Johnson's Wax The boost over the August esti vnmrcntfS mate was a triumph over con Signing of contracts has been completed and building will start here at once on an alfalfa dehydrating plant, scheduled to be in operation in time for the first Cellophane Wall Protector Wall protector to keep grease and dirt from your wallpaper. Size 7Q 39 47. 7C tinued dry weather, which the experts had said was endangering HI Wearever Cleansing Pads i0 pads In box. Soap treated to keep pots and pans 1 Cm bright and I2C the crop. A good general rain cutting of alfalfa next year.

I AIR WAYS would be a boon to the corn. The plant will be owned and operated by the Birdwoods Prod Paste AQc Pound ro Non-Rub Pint Quart 7777. ALSO GIVEN a big boost was the estimate on Nebfaska's potato crop. Compared with the esti ucts company, North Platte. The firm will harvest the hay from the farmers' fields, cut it, haul it to the plant, where it is dehy Mast a Mayan.

Hit tlaboraU hair-' way wouldn't go mate of a month ago of 9,600,000 bushels, the U. S. department of agriculture Monday set the spud drated, and grind it into meal total at 11,520,000 bushels. The firm said the plant will be able to use all the alfalfa from Assurance of good corn and potato crops filled out the picture 4 1 1 about 800 acres. 5 Navy veteran is charged of top-notch agricultural produc today with os.

American men like tht American way, tht "JERIS-WAY." To have oasy to comb, Minute Mop Complete 59 for I Extra Head 98c tion in Nebraska this year. c-iir mm jam The Cornhusker state's all-time with Anna Dreyer murder record winter wheat crop of 84 UNIONTOWN, Pa. (IP). Fred erich Hauser, 18, a navy veteran 962,000 bushels is already in, with only a very small portion still unharvested. And the new esti of the Pacific, was charged Tues day with the murder of 17-year well-groomed hair, free from loos dandruff, manage mates on barley and oats were old Anna Elizabeth Dreyer, whose The mop that Is so easy to use! It will save you stooping and wringing.

Does not Include pall. strangled body was found at unchanged at 13,179,000 bushels for barley and 74,522,000 bushels for oats both way above aver Drain Solvent E-Ject-0 Quick action (or clogged pipes and drains, pour a secluded spot near here last week, scalp daily with -5- To bury Granville Bolts age and last year's figures. 5 To organize Polk bureau NELIGH, Neb. UP). Funeral little In the drain.

No services will be held here Wednes fumes and no fuss. To Clean Rugs Karpet Kleen Just vacuum your rugs and sprinkle on Karpet Kleen. Let stand and then 1 ff remove Vv day for Granville E. Bolts, 40 OSCEOLA, Neb. (JP).

A Polk killed in an automobile accident county farm bureau will be organized at a meeting here Sept, Solyay Air Dryette Frame and 100 lbs. Calcium Chloride. 28 Thursday in Phoenix, Ariz. corrects loose dandru Bolts, a native of Scribner, was the son of William Bolts, Neligh 18, at which time county officers will be chosen from the directors elected at four community meet and had been in Los Angeles since January. ing thruout the county.

PBIMl His widow, two sons, and two sisters, Miss Ella Bolts, Neligh and HAIR TONIC ti mot commit mi luin tiort Secretary Howard Peterson of the Nebraska farm bureau, former Polk county agent, is scheduled to Mrs. Edna Peters, Dodge, also sur attend. vive. Ends dampness and eon densation, mold and rusting In basements. Store rooms or dark rooms.

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can I VAJ Are Approved by Efficient llomemakert Everywhere! Rug and Upholstery cleaner, pt. Household Aids Household Helps Roasting Racks for outside use 1.00 Earthenware Crocks For all uses. Gal. size 25c Spun Aluminum Fry Pan. 10 Inch size with long handle 1.50 Dry Geaner I Gal.

83c, 2 Gal. 1.39 Window Cleaner Qt. 69c, Gal. 1.98 Paint Cleaner Qt. 69c, Gal.

..1.79 Paste Wax 1 lb. 69c Bug-a-boo Spray Pint 49c Liquid Spray Guns All metal 50c ttVTRI. jlMnrrjnl L' if WITH BUDGET 7 PRICE TAGS Butcher's Block Fear liief far all Birooaaa. Mad extra hard treated 2.94 wood. On a lew aa Sanl-Wax Pt 79c Qt.

1.39 Gingham Girl Wax Pt 25c Qt 45c Gal 85o Satin Finish Furniture Polish. Qt. 1.00 Liquid Veneer Pt 39o Wright'i Silver Cream. ..12 ox. 21c Rubon Polish Pt.

....1.00 Soil-off For painted surfaces Qt 60o Wlndex Window Cleaner, pi 49c Deo Polish Qt 1.00 Medicine Chest Par taUireein and kitchen. With tv ih.lvea and (L QC full Hie mirror Auto-Flo Car Washer Fid on Garden II Griffith Spice Set Aaaorted Dolor top to match yonr kitchen. All filled 3 Cf) With aplcea. Set of 12... J-JU Set II IM Just attach to end of hose.

Easy to use for Rivan Can Opener rit on wall. Can pat 1 AQ awar when not In 98c washing cars, windows, etc. Factory Demonstration Now Street Floor Kot-O-Fom .7.7. 6 oz. bottle Cleans rugs, upholstery, garments, painted walls, woodwork, C(r spots, ink, gum and tar.

JUC My ro Stove Geo ner 12 oz. Removes scorch and stains. Polishes as it cleans. Cleans porce- Cf-lain and metal finishes. i JUC Buy on Our Divided Payment Plan Exciting fur fashions like these don't usually team up with budget tags! These fur coats include the new glamorous muskrats in rich sable and mink hues.

and many of, the other fashion-high furs. They include the new styles not just the big crimholeS and th big sleeves, but all the subtle little details that tell a tale of chic! Be here early this collection won't be here late! $150 Sable dyed coney. Hi-Lex 59c Th all parpeae dlaln faetant. Gal. Garden Hose Beaver dyed $180 Mouton processed Sealine dyed coney.

Dyed skunk stripes. $180 Sable dyed muskrat sides. $240 Silver fox paws. Mink dyed marmot. Mink and sable dyed muskrat i All Prices Do Include Tax 4.79 Golden Star Dnat I C( Complete UU Sheep's Wool Wall Mop.

1 10 1 QC With lonr handle. 7- I Coca Door Mats 2.75-3.50 Metal, Shower Heads ft. In. 1 Hr. Air Filter Helps Keep Your Home Clean Four sizes for use In your furnace.

Cleans the air you breathe. 1 Aft As low I'Tw 1.19 Fur hffy. Company FURS EXCLUSIVELY OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Lawn Rake Lrf li Trash Burner AM metal. Callapalbl. With tan lit Ud U9 AdJaiUble to In.

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