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i 1 NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL. LINCOLN, SATURDAY. APRIL 29, 1939 FIFTEEN Your Car or Truck- Will Bring More Cash If Advertised Below Call B3333 jv AGRICULTURETOURNEY PR (YEP. PARDON ME-IS THIS THE WAY TO THE POST OFFICE NEW REDUCED CASH Want Ad Rates For Consecutive Insertions Mlnumum 10 Words ret Set Salld Ads Geaeral Claaslflealisas Want Ads Appear In Both The Journal and The Star IB IT'S AWFUL aCSX 171 TO BE IN LOVE Id WlD TWO I V-X VU WOMEN AT tax. BOOSTS POULTRY RAISING Kedditt Addresses Lions Club and Farmers.

HELTON, Neb. J. R. Redditt. poultry specialist of the University of Nebraska, told the Lions club here that poultry had been one of the chief sources of farm income in Nebraska in recent years, and urged the raising of better poultry and the production of better eggs.

"Nebraskans are in a better position to make a success of raising poultry," he declared, "since the proper feed is produced right here in this state." Mr. Redditt also addressed a larger group of farmers and farm women following the Lions meeting. He showed motion pictures on poultry raising and conducted a caponizing demonstration. He related how several years ago three farm women near Red Cloud started turkey raising on a small scale. The Turkey Growers' association which developed from that begnnning last year shipped more than 50 carloads of dressed turkeys out of Nebraska.

Real Estate for Rent mm approve The Sunday Journal and Star Thousands of renters and buyers will be looking for your offer. PHONE BEFORE 6 TO B3333 OR 1234 "FOR RESULTS Broken Bow, Fairbury, York and Seward Win in Early Contests. With 65 1 boys and their coaches registered from 53 schools, the high school agricultural contests held at the Nebraska college of agriculture Thursday and Friday are the largest in the 25 year history of the contests. In Thursday's contests Broken Bow captured the championship in crops judging and identification, scoring 3,254 out of a possible 3,600 points. Highest individual honors inthis event went to Howard Lienifnann, Wilcox, with 1,132 out of a possible 1,200 points.

Seward walked off with the victory in poultry judging, in a field of 35 teams, scoring 1,621 out of a possible 1,800 points. Rex Graunke of West Point was high man, with 554 out of a possible 600 points. Highest honors in judging dairy products went to Fairbury high school. A total of 13 teams were entered in this contest. Jack Snyder of Fairbury was the high individual scorer.

Dr. P. A. Downs of the dajry department conducted the dairy products contest. In judging dairy cattle York triumphed over a field of 44 high making a team score of 2,719 out of a possible 3,600 points.

Rollo Wild, Crete, proved the best individual judge of dairy cattle, scoring 990 out of 1,200 points. Results of other contests will be announced Friday night at a banquet for team members and their coaches In the student activities building on the agricultural campus. Dr. Harry E. Bradford, chairman of the department of vocational education, will be toast-master.

Prof. C. Minteer, -secretary of the contest committee, will present awards to the contest winners. Dean W. W.

Burr of the agricultural college will address the group. F. F. A. events on the banquet program will include: Presentation of a plaque to the outstanding F.

F. A. chapter by Fred Pulliam, Sargent, state secretary; announcement of, state officers for 1939-40 by H. W. Deems, state executive secretary; greeting from the national organization by Alfred Coates, national F.

F. A. vice president, Merriam, and presentation of State Farmer keys by Wayne Judd, Stratton, state president of the F. F. A.

Enter- talnment will feature a "Russian ballet," fancy skating acts, a tumbling act, strong man stunts, an accordion quintet, and songs led by Mrs. Altinas Tullls. MMED STATE MODERATOR Her. A. E.

Bashford, Exeter, Heads Congregationalista. FAIRMONT, Neb. VP. The Nebraska conference of Nebraska Congregational churches elected Rev. A.

E. Bashford of Exeter moderator and Mrs. L. Kerl of Geneva vice moderator at the close of its 83rd annual meeting Dr. Douglas of New York City, executive secretary of the general Congregational church Conference of the United States, was a morning speaker.

Recently returned from a trip around the world, Dr. Horton told his impressions of world conditions, and described how Christian churches were working for peace. Other speakers included Dr L. J. Lobinger of Boston, Dr.

William Frazier and Dr. Thomas Tripp of New York, all representatives of various work in the national council of the church. Dr. B. S.

Stoffer, head of Doane spoke at the annual conference banquet. Approximately 400 delegates registered for the convention. Churches at Geenva, Exeter and Grafton co-operated with Fairmont TRAFFIC BACK TO RAILWAY U. P. Regaining' Trade Lost to Trucks, Says Jeffers.

OMAHA. William M. Jeffers, president of the Union Pacific railroad, told the road's directors meeting outside New York for the first time in history the road's new merchandising service "is resulting in the return of much traffic to the rails which had been lost to trucks." Jeffers announced he received a telegram from D. D. Fennell, president of the National Safety council, saying the Union Pacific for the 20th consecutive year, won first place in 1938 as the safest operating railroad in America.

The directors met in connection with Omaha's "Golden Spike Days" celebration. HEAR DR. SCHILLING. CRETE, Neb. Guest speaker at the dinner meeting of Epsilon Rho Epsilon, honorary physical science Society of Doane college, was Dean Harold K.

Schilling of Union college. His topic was 'The Properties of Sound Waves." He suggested that one of the most interesting studies is physics is the study of waves. The waves used in the experiments demonstrated by Dean Schilling proved to have five characteristics which, while connected with light waves are very seldom thought of In connection with sound. Reflection, absorption, interference, diffraction, and filtration. Portable, technical apparatus was used to illustrate various points In the lecture.

FLAGSTAD DOWNED FLY COLUMBIA, Ma (UP). James Quarics of the University department of music disclosed why Mme. Kirsten Flagstad didn't appear from the wings to acknowledge applause after singing an ria from the Tannhsuser. While she was holding the final note, a fly popped In her mouth and she swallowed It, i Na.af' Weeds IS wards IS wares Oaa nrkrsM Bis iSeveath Day I Days IDaja 1 Free I si.aaj tt.ee 2.ea lis' i.h. IS juI l.Stl ja.

i.ta AS) 1.7 IT wards wards Par each additional wardadd .73) 1.84 I 8.64 Pre Charge Rates Sllfhtl Higher Out of Town Adi Cash With Order Include Address When Figurine Cost Plume Ait to B3333 or B1234 WANT AD DEADLINES IS a'eleek aeoa far evenlnf editions. a an. far morning aad Sanday editions. DEATHS. HAHN Funeral services for Henry Hahn will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday at Zlon Lutheran church near Emerald.

Burial in the churchyard. Hodgmana. KOKNIO Funeral services for Mrs. Leo Koenig will be held at 2 p. m.

Saturday at Wadlowa. Rev. C. P. Lang assisted by Rev.

Atwood Bird. Burial In Wyuka. Pall bearers: Herman, George and F. W. Koenlg, Charles H.

Kelley, Ernest Wam-mer. Gene Dudley. Funeral services for Shirley McPheraon will be held 2:30 p. m. Saturday in the Baptist church at Adams.

Rev. T. Holllnesworth will officiate. Broekema. Hickman.

NEWELL Wilson C. Newell, S3, died Tuesday at his borne In Wichita Falls, Tex. Surviving are a sister. Mrs. Jean E.

Graham, Sebastopol, three brothers, P. F. of Omaha, F. O. of Nashville and L.

C. of Lincoln. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 Saturday at Roberts. Rev. William M.

Bwartx-welder In charge. Burial In Wyuka. WILLIAMS Edward H. Williams, 53, of Gretna, dted In Lincoln Thursday. He leaves his wife, Lucile; mother, Mrs.

Rebecca Williams, both of Gretna; sister, Mrs. J. C. Rumbaugh, Phillipsburg, and brother, E. C.

Williams, Oakland, Calif. Castle. Roper ft Matthews. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Gretna, with burial at Agra. Announcements.

Florists FRED IVER8QN. 228 80 12th B1310 Monuments Markers 1-fl PERSONAL MONUMENTS a now for decoration day delivery (May SOI. C. E. SPEIDELL SON 326 No luth 32S No 10th Funeral Directory BROWS B2930 Castle.

Roper Matthews Morticians B6501 Ambulance Cecil E. Wadlow AMBULANCE MORTICIAN B6535 E. TROYER R. It. TROYER MRS E.

-L. TROYER HELMSDOERFER "5Sr Complete and thoughtful funeral direction. HODGMAN MORTUARY B6959 1233 Poteet-Colman US So. 27th Funeral Home 8241 ROBERTS MORTUARY SPLAIN, SCHNELL 1834 GRIFFITHS B8M7 U1BERGERS B2424 Personal FANNY FERN Antique Shop. 3445 Que.

open days and evenings. 'Tuesday thru Saturday GET YOUR 1939 dog tax before tagged! 4 Nice pets. Humane Society. GUARANTEED FIRST GRAilE BLINDS made In Lincoln. Midwest Venetian Blinrl Co.

Free estimate. 310 So. 11th. 2 -200 I WILL NOT be responsible for bills contracted by anyone other than myself. Wilbur Kaltenborn.

MUSICIANS. AMATEURS. Join "Lincoln Hawaiian Society." Orchestras, Hillbilly and Western units. Free training. Evenings.

873 No. 26. NEWSPAPERS ideal toi wrapping and packing use. The Journal B3333 Tbt Star B1234 r1 T) Spot cash. oa.

fr LAJ k.k Jewelrv MAS O. VjrWLL Neb. Jewelry. 1408 O. YOUR old materials made into rugs.

Rug cleaning. Lincoln Rug Factory, B2119. SALVATION ARMY needa your magaxlnes, clothes, shoes and toys B6387 BPKCIAL Omaha rata. Drive yourself. Capitol Auto Livery.

B6825. SHORTHAND In 30 days Finishing courses. Graduates placed. DtcKinsoo Secretarial School, 218 Ins. Bids R3H1.

SPECIAL price. Printed graduate cants 25. 4c: 50, 59c, 100. v5o raves. 312 No 12.

"WATERSPAER" Wax. 2 $1.19. Use waxer free. Pittsburgh Glass. 1427 O.

Los and Found LOST Collie, black and white. Name Pai. Reward $5. B4354. LOST Sunday man's gold Bulova wrist watch, gold band.

Reward. F4283. Automotive Autos ior Sale 11 "TODAY'S BEST BUYS" ALWAYS LOWER PRICES AT LINCOLN MOTOR CO. YOUR OLDRMOB1LE DEALER 1934 Chevrolet Master tudor 1225 19.14 Chevrolet Master Fordor 119.1 1934 Ford tudor SITS 1931 Rulck sedan 195 1931 Hupp sedan (95 LINCOLN MOTOR CO. 1832 0.

B3397. 1832 drove sway Just before the locomotive reached the crossing. He wss charged with reckless driving. DR. POOL AT SEWARD.

SEWARD. Dr. R. J. Pool of the botany department of th University of Nebraska was guest speaker at the weekly meeting of the chamber of commerce, presenting an address on "Dictators, Water and Wind." The program Included a baritone horn solo by Edgar Mueller and a flute solo by Barbara Floto.

COULD CUT EXPENSES. NEW YORK. UP). Federal expenses can be reduced "by at least two and a half billion dollars" thru a program of economy Senator TaTt, contends. Speaking at a dinner of the bureau of advertising, Taft asserted.

"With a deficit of four billion dollars (a yesr), the nation today is getting something for nothing, and no one has ever succeeded In doing that for long." Automotive flulos ior Sale 11 1939 CHEVROLET Dx. coupe 1745 IBM CHEVROLET Muter Sedan 565 1938 FORD "85" Sedan 4S5 1937 CHEVROLET Muter Sedan 1937 OLDS Club Coupe 1645 1937 FORD "60" Sedan $398 1937 CHRYSLER Royal Coupe $M6 193 FORD '83" Sedan $375 1937 DODGE Dx. Sedan O'SHEA-ROGERS 14th and 1709 St. 1937 PLYMOUTH deluxe sedan, low mile-srs, original finish, Interior spotless, $645. 193 CHEVROLET touring sedan, extra nice, $425.

1935 PONTIAC coach, with built-in trunk, priced low, $398. 1938 FORD coupe, reflnlsned gun metal gray, $295. MOWBRAY-LYON CO. 1222 B5219 1222 TODAY'S LEADER 1937 Chrysler touring coach. Looks and runs like a new car.

$588. NEBR. MOTOR CO. WE TRADE FOR LIVE8TOCK. 1328-32-3S P.

B1277 1927 ESSEX sedan, runs food. Cheap. 1928 OLDSMOB1LE coach. A real bargain. 1929 FORD coupe.

Yours at a bargain. 1931 8TUDEBAKER -sedan. Priced low, 1930 Chevrolet roadster. Bargain. MOWBRAY-LYON 85585 La, L.

ARMOUR. Mgr. 1731 O. IQia PI VainiTTH Tniirtno- uHan tvai. tlcally new tlrei, motor reconditioned.

new lou is a cian one. WHITE MOTOR CO. 1801 Open Evenings B6821 1939 Oldsmoblle town sedan, clean. $750 1938 Plymouth del. heater.

$585 1938 Chevrolet deluxe town aedan. $625 193 Chevrolet coupe $385 324 Bo. 9. Miller Cobb Chev. Co.

L9150 1931 Chevrolet coach. Good condition $135 1932 Chev. aedan. Good tires. Bargpln $180 1932 Willys 6" sedan.

Good value. $145 EARL HAMILTON MOTOR CO. 1732 O. Open evenings. B8384 LIVKSTOCK taken In exchange on used and new cars and trucks.

Low cost terms. The friendly place to buy. Motor Out Company, Willys-Overland Distributors, 1120 St. 1938 FORDOR Touring, 193T Deluxe Tudor, and Deluxe Fordor. Fords.

Three Cbevroleta. Globe Finance Co. 1937 CHEVROLET deluxe coach. Low mileage, ferfect condition. Cash $450.

See Hoke, 2710 Randolph 1937 DELUXE PLYMOUTH coupe, good tires, heater, private owner. 3048 South 48th 4-1009, 1931 CHEVROLET coupe, spec'al at. 1937 Chevrolet town ed. with radio. Other -eal values.

H0MPE8. 1701 St. ANOTHER SLICK 1929 Ford roadster. rumble seat, new paint. See this now before buying.

Arcade. 1011 N. WE PAY MORS, FOR ANY MAKE OR MODEL USED CAR BEB "MITCH." 1730 RT OR CALL B249S FORD Late 1935 deluxe sedan, heater, nice condition. Was $295 Now $285. Pay $3 a week.

Motor Exchange. 1841 0. 1933 Chrysler ''Six" 5 passenger sedan in extra line shape. Must sell. Trade considered.

G. V. Keller, corner 19th WILL pay cash (or used cars Motor Out Company 1120 1938 PLYMOUTH coupe Low mileage. Excellent condition Call B7754. 1447 P.

1934 HUDSON sedan, fine motor, new paint radio. $195. F4171. 1937 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, good condition. Consider trade.

6-1740. Trucks. House Trailers 12 1938 INTERNATIONAL S-ton truck, 9.00 x20 Urea. Booster brakes, semi-trailer connections, hand control. Just the thing for heavy transport work.

Priced right. International Harveter. Tth 4J. "COMMODORE" SCH'JLT coming! Schult trailers guaranteed 3 years; temperature equalisation; furniture trade-In Lincoln Trailer Bales. 1802 N.

SLIGHTLY used sll steel trailer Priced al a bargain price Lincoln Tenl. Awnlnc Co. 1818 1935 FORD "4 ton deluxe panel truck. Oood condition. F5282.

3241 D. 18 FOOT VAN BODY Dual tandura axel, Inch rims. 12 truck tires, any alse. Guaranteed. Extra cheap.

705 Vine. Automobile Accessories 13 Soys and Utrla bicycles. All prices. Used Console radio $10. Chris Beck.

12 P. FOUR 650x18 tires. Bargains. Terms. Klnsey'a, 14th and M.

Business Service Heating. Plumbing 24 KU KNACK and tin work, Wise furnaces, gas, oil blowers end1 air conditioning. Arthur Larson 4-2552 Painting. Decorating 28 PAINTING and papering Wall papal removed by steam Phone F6871 PAPERH ANOING. painting, call for sample bonka Free estimates L9356 RELIABLE uaperhanginf.

painting, cleaning Paper removed by steam estimate Ramples shown Stevena B4137 Employment Help Wanted Female 32 DISH WASHER wanted. Apply in person. 147 So. 12. OIRL for general housework.

Phone F-2175. WA NTED Experienced bookkeeper. None othar need apply. Give full qualifications, experience, salary, phone In first letter. Application must be In box by Monday.

Necessary to start Immediately end for you to he at phone Monday afternoon. Star Box 1811. WANTF.D Kxperlenced girl or woman under 30 for maid and general house work. Must go home nlnhts. Ag College district.

WANTF.D One of Uneoln leading nesiity salons experienced beauty operators following and exoerlenr 988 Journal Help Wonted-Male 33 KKI.I.Y PRK.88 OPERATOR WANTED Capable and experienced operator wanted at once for late Model Keller No. 1 Press. Steady job and good wages fof experienced man. Address Western Printing Company, 1412 Howard Omaha, Neb. Salespeople.

Agents 35 IF YOU ARE a real salesman, have a car and art making less than $80.00 per week you should answer this advertisement. Something new and different. We show you. D. A.

Fish, Llndell Hotel. UNUSUAL yVK HAVK ftvwllahto a limited number nf Important tntj franchise, offering a prmftnffnt connection and trip! opportunity. KqiilremnU trt NOT tch-nkftl or mIm xprinc, but uniimml chrctr quiLllfiCAtloni. ThMM npfnltiKR art for the Mriou-mlniHl, Intelligent, amhttimi mnn over 1ft years of atre who realize that It In worth while to ituy and worts hard for a nibata.nl ial future and who ran during thla period be, tin-fled to get alonK on modeat rnlnRi If nerwuary. For noma men, it tahee four for other three or four month, to qualify for a higher Income.

Preference given married men who taka their renponnihllltleii seriously. There will he a number of men reply to Ihie advertisement, hut you are insure, the eourtesy of a perwonal Interview. Car la nere aery. Apply Monday between Id o'clock and 12, at the Cornhusker Hrttel. Ask for Mr.

Iavta. Employment figencie8 35fl MAIP8 rfltn In sod sea us today, rnsny v.ry nice places now available. Inter-siata Kmp. 303 Sec. Mut.

Merchandise Musical Merchandise 62 BYRON PIANO $10 If taken Immediately. Leaving city. 2520 B. F5631. Seeds.

Plants 64 CERTIFIED early Kalo. germination 2c lb. Ernest Woodard, Chester. Neb. SEED CORN High grade.

$1.50 bu. Grand Grocery, 100O st. 1O.UU0 GIANT blooming pansias ready lor fine selection of 1 and year old sererhlala. Campbell's Nurseries. SSOO J.

Rooms and Board Rooms vith Board 67 716 BO. 18 Nice room, private Business glrL $18. L7591. home. SO.

22 2 front rooms, newly decorated, home cooking. $5, $. F209S. 1442 e-irsi floor Largs closet Adjoin. lng bath; home cooking.

Oarage. FOR TWO girls, large Vloset noma prlvl- leges, walking distance. F8405. Sleeping Rooms 68 516 SO. 17 Pleasant room for gentleman.

Block east capitol. B3949. J101 SO. 23 Attractive comfortable rooms Private noma. Bus line.

3-3678. 1118 0 Nicely finished walking distance! room. Eaay 1210 ST. Nice, modern room, business men. Oarage.

B3806. 1300 ST. Attractive room In modern home, bnalneaa girls. B6041. 1313 it Nicely turnlsned, adjoining Bath.

Inner spring $4.00 week. B5278. 1435 Attractive southeast room, 5 blocks Capitol. Reasonable. L8028.

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS Innerspring mattress. Private entrance. Hot water. Garage. Private home.

Walking distance. B2232. CHOICE ROOMS Private borne. Auto-matlc hot water, gentlemen. F3782.

CLEAN modern rooms. Lavatory In room. Reasonable. D. L.

D. Hotel. 17th at O. CLEAN neatly furnished room. Southeast exposure.

Second floor L-S382. LARGE Cool Room, private home. Walking distance Reasonably priced. 1-6290. LARGE pleasant room, large closet.

Near bath. Private home. F2437. LA HOE south room. Inner spring.

Hot wster. Home privileges. F1579. Housekeeping Rooms 69 1020 SO. 11TH Two large rooms.

Re-frigeratlon. Bills paid. $16. B4878. EMPLOYED adults should see two easily furnished rooms, six windows, a closets, drawers, garage.

L4285. 1 ROOM APARTMENT Nice. Close in. Reasonable. 1712 128 No.

18 Real Estate tor Rent Apartments Furnished 74 ST. 1635 Clean, well furnished, lnsu-Isted bedroom. Private bath, refrigeration, laundry privileges. 8. E.

exposure. 11137 Tower. Large two ruom apartment. Also bedroom apartment available about May 1. Frlgldalrea.

Bills paid. 301 SO. 18 Yellowstone. Gas heat and refrigeration Included. 418 SO.

25 Real home, four rooms, tlrst floor, back and front entrances. Also nice two room east sleeping porch apartment. B518S. 720 SO. 16 Four rooms, private bath.

Bills paid. Frlgidaire. L7097. 728 SO. 13 Three rooms furnished.

No objection to small child. 1002 Nicely furnished 3 room apart- ment. Private home. Adults only. 1023 Three rooms, bath.

First floor. Bllla paid. Adults. L4321 1208 Lower front bedoom. bath, re- mgerauon.

well lurnnnw. ftuuua 1215 PEACH Newly decorated 3 rooms, bath Frlgidaire. Garage. F3767. 1220 PLUM May 6, two rooms, bills paid.

CalI F1469. 1441 1 room apartment, lights and gaa! Murphy bed, couch, refrigeration. $27.00. B6014. 1630 1 room, private lavatory.

Lady preferred. Inquire Apt. 2. L6423. 1644 1 room.

$15. First floor, 2 rooms, $25. 1742 80. 14 Nicely furnished 2 rooms, bath. Refrigeration.

Garage. Adults. 2316 NO. 48 Three rooms, batn, frlgidaire. Private entrance.

Adults, $22.50. 2408 Redecorated, cool southeast exposure. New furniture. $30. B2874.

3410 Attractlvt living room, kitchen. Laundry. Bills paid. Garage. Adults.

3133 Two front rooms first; two rooms second. Water In kitchens. L7S78. 3344 Two room apartment, bath, private entrance. Utilities paid.

Adults. 5127 CLEVELAND Excellent 3 and 4 rooms, beautifully furnished M33ZV. A CHOICE first floor. Reasonable. Employed people.

2612 Que. AT GREAT reduction. Fireplace, bath, frtgldalra. Also second floor. B2555.

BKLVIDEFE 1124 Small apartment. Private bath, refrigerator, carpeted. Also bedroom apartment. CLEAN. ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS 1834 Prospect Living room, bedroom, kttchenet bath.

Electric refrigeration. 1626 Redecorated 2 ran. elee. refrig. S30 No.

14 Living room, kltchenet, bsth. COMFORTABLE, larxs 3 rooms, bath. I'rl vate entrance. Frlgidaire. Garage L7647.

Coryell Apartments OFFER THE MOST IN SERVICE TO THEIR QUESTS Summer Rates Start June 1st. EFFICIENCY APTS. $37 to $48. BED ROOM APTB. $48 to $60.

PRESIDENT. 1340 3 B1700 AMBASSADOR. 1330 B.WIO MONARCH, 800 Bo. 16th B2721 PREMIER, 541 So. lth RS.W7 CHANCELLOR, 631 So 1th.

Apartments by day, week or month. IMPERIAL 13B No. 12 Apartment with. bath refrigeration. Redecorated.

Avail- soon. B7439. CaMBERT, 1227 J. Four rooms, first floor, south exposure, porch. B5508.

MaRIPOBA, 745 Ho. 12 Ideal 3 roome, bath, refrigeration Available May 1. PLEASANT corner, one room, befn, kltch. enet, well furnished. Parking yard.

Reasonable. 1400 Q. L7667. THE BLACK STONE, 800 So. 16 Attractive efficiency.

1st floor. LAB 16. B2148. VERY PLEASANT 1st floor. 3 rooms, bedroom redecorated.

Front and back entrance, frlgidaire, laundry. 737 Bo. LT3S! 4 ROOMS and bath. 1125 St. L8091 or L438S Apartments Unfurnished 7i( 319 SO.

26TH Three roome, private bath, newly deoorated. automatic heat, prl vate entrance. Garage. Adults. Call eve nings and Sunday 635 80.

IS 4 room bedroom bath, re frireratlon. Insulation. Adults. 65 SO. 17 Very choice redecorated mod era a-room apartment Adulta.

Til HO. Alleen. ReooodlUoned. Living mom kitchen, dlnet, two bedrooms, bath. S4II.

tIJH, LMM. 1346 Large or small newly deoorated eomfnrtable. Electrte refrigeration. Call 84483 inouire apt.A-. betb Completely redecorated.

B1679. inon Dal ley apta. Elegant 4 rooms, Murpbv bed, refrigeration Rani 4. 1717 6 rooms, refrigeration, peat, garage, Rentai reduced B2024, $-8958. 25411 ORCHARD 3 rooms, bath.

Bills paid. Ideal for couple. Reasonable summer rates. Garage. 8-471, 3200 RKF, Ft! DAN First floor, south ex posure, five rooms, breakfast nook, private porch, two-stall garage.

4-2324. Apartments Unfurnished 74-fl AVAILABLE NOW Two attractive 4 room apartments, private entrance. Electric-refrigeration. $25-130 F2486, B1728. CHOICE unfurnished three room apart-.

neat ana sleeping porcn. uiose In. Excellent for business couple. Reason able. Call B1S55.

After p. m. B5339. EXCELLENT rooms New Kelvinator- and stove. Adults.

B1B64. B2371. LINDEN APT. 904 So. 17th.

four rooms, PSia availBQIS Stay 1. LA674. YOU HAVEN'T SEEN the moat desirable apartment in Lincoln regardless of price -If you haven't seen 1801 Pawnee. F2376. flperrtments Fur or Unfur 74B.

IOOO E. Available May 6. 1 rooms, bath. 1 iiin wquim. loua, rj-ejoe.

1417 Attractive three rooms, private nirsnca AQUlia. tail ro7a r4294. 1629 Ol, 3. 3 rooms, ground floor, prt- vaie enurancea. a-duin.

EXCEPTIONAL, heated duplex, also lovely' TWO or three rooms parti furnished. steeping porcn. Adults. LT176. Business Places ior Rent 75: FULL basement 30x50 for rent cheap.

uuoa oowmown ousiness location. Excellent for shop of any kind. B135S; after 6 p. m. B5339; STORE 40x90 for least Jan.

1. 1940. $200 oionm. u. i.

am i ia. 1 11 so. Main, Los Angelea. Calif Houses ior Rent 77 K. 2606 Just remodeled upper and lower supiex, targe rooma, new gaa furnace, -automatic hot water.

Bee any time. 902 Lower duplex, 4 rooma, bath. Ga rage. AUinis X-310U. 1301 CHAUTAUQUA Six rooms, (as heat isaraKS, 4 WIS.

VdQOI. 1647 NO. 28TH Five rooms, all modern; Garage. Adults. B4739.

1700 Duplex, two bedrooms, sun parlor. sleeping porcn. ramy xurnisnea. Gas fur-. nace.

Automatic hot water. Oarage, Yard. Adults. F8109. 2241 SO.

17 Seven room modern, redeo orated $28. F2193. 2400 BO. 10 Six rooms, modern. Garage.

Avauaoie May a. ri749. 2416 9 rooms, bath, just newly ueco- raieq. uarage. S2U.

rJ53s. 5343 COOPER 6 rooms, modern double garage win decorate aa needed. E. M. Pardee.

126 So. 11, B1095, B1161. BEAUTIFUL new brick colonial duplex. 6 rooms, recreauon room, uarage, rnvate yard. 2735 So.

18. F654S. HOUSE, 1216 O. Seven rooms with gar- aae. neni esu per montn plus water If taken aa Is.

L. R. Freadrlch. 131 a BoVINar CALL STAR VAN B8764. care- ful men, plenty of pada Fair prices, BAH stamps.

Moving boxes loaned free. 4 ROOMS 3627 BL Paul. $12; ft rooms 3810 Baldwin. $12; ft rooms 3518 Madison $13. Garden apace.

Trester B2868. S-ROOM HOUSE, modern, full basement, $18.00 month. 829 No. 14th. Houses, Furnished 78 COMFORTABLE Nicely Furnished Seven" Rooms, close-in.

June-September. FIVE room English colonial nicely furt. nlshed. Garage. $40.

B4505, M3727. 7-room for rent to reliable party. LAURA B. WOOD, F605CT Real Estate ior Sale Farms ior Sale 12 SEE us first to sell, buy or exchange farms or city property. CHRISTIAN 4k LEN8ER CO.

209 Fed. Bee Bldg. BI728 Acreages for Sale 83 AT AUCTION May 8 at p. 30th A Pioneers. bivo.

acres, (-room house with full, basement Barn, On graveled Must be sold for bondholders. Fred E. Bodle, Trustee. R. E.

FORTNA. Auctioneer 418 Fed. Sec. Bldg. Dial B2368 Real Estate Loans.

83fl CITY real estate loans. Low rates. Alexander Co. B1757. LOANS ON FARMS and city property, 4 and 5.

Refinance with Woodward Richards Bldg. Homes For Sale 84 2959 Ten rooma two batha, modern, automatic oil heat: eultable duplex or lour apartments; garage; convenient term. Submit old to S. A. Porter, Trustee, Fred S.

Talbot Estate, Wood, ruff Building. Springfield, Missouri. Phone B2652 evenings lor appointment to view property. 5756 EVERETT Open Sundays, Com-pletely new brick bouse. Terms.

M3696. AN AUCTION May 4 at p. 2023 Trimble St. A tint acreage, li acre of ground and a good ft room home, large halt and batb. Has full basement and furnace, electric lighta and a private plant.

Garage and chicken bouse. Clear, from encumberanca and sells to the-, highest blddsr. Open for Inspection 2,000 ft. of seasoned walnut lumber and a few pieces of furniture also sell. LEPHA CROUBE, Owner.

FORKE The Auctioneers. AT AUCTION May 2 at 7:30 j). a S-room modern home at 3000 St. Three rooma down, three bedrooms, bath and lng porch up. Oak floors.

Enamel Attached garage. Nice location. Clear." Terms. Nonresident owner says, "Sell It." You may Inspect the property May 2, Cnas. I.

Morefield, owner. E. FORTNA, Auctioneer 4 IS Fed. Sec Bldg. Dial B2368 COMPLETE bulldlrg senrlce.

We furnish blueprints, lot, and finance. Consult ua. LAURA B. WOOD, F605Q COZY little 6 mom bungalow at 3441 Ana-helm. Attractive location.

$1,300 oasb will buy equity. Purchaser can-assume loan. Immediate possession. A. M.

Paul-' son, B1410. OARAGE bungalow, three moms and bath, modern, must be moved. Reasonable. M2637. Evenings.

NEW GEORGIAN AMERICAN 3 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, IV, baths. Complete o. E. kitchen. Every modern convenience.

Shown by appointment. Collins, 310 Sharp B3361 of F27O0; NEW 7 room brick, 1528 Dakota. Shown by appointment, F7763. NO DOWN payment 3 years to pay. Re- modal on our biideae nia MEEK LUMBER CO M1S.

NON RESIDENT BARGAIN. Bungalow, IM story, 3 bedrooms, newly painted and decorated. Dandy S. location, $2,950. Call 110 Sharp B3361 or F2700.

Lots for Sole 85 MODERN Building Sites. Randolph District, $400; Sheridan District, $750 and up Let us show you these fine building sites. Will give some terms If desired. R35.16 Amerloaa Saving Si Loan, 133 North 11th. SOUTHWEST corner lot 90 by 126.

Spe-clala paid. First $1,500 takes It Ax-tell Heights, 19tb and Otoe. B4039, Mrs. Plerson BusineM Places for Sale 99 YEAR LEASE blVns property for sale oa basis to yield good ej Journal Exchange Real Estate 88 LINCOLN Income Property far vacant lots. Box 6 Journal.

LINCOLN Income Property for larmT Cloee-ln, Box Journal, What Have You To Rent or Sell? Spend a few cenlt and Put a Want Ad in Livestock Livestock. Farm Machinery 48 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY APRIL ai a n. sue aiaojson university Place. Complete dispersal sale of tha Scott well known hard of milking foata, purebred Billies. I Baanen, 1 ogennerg, 1 Nubian, 1 Maltese, 1 Alpine, 15 nannies, fresh and close spring-era, 15 kids from 1 to weeks old.

Tha fresh goats are giving from 2 to 4 quarte per day. Scott Bros, with experience of 15 yean tn the same location ia i guarantee of good stock. Their breeding stock was selected from the beat herds to be found. This la a good offering and will be a large sale. There will be many other Items sold such as garden tools, stoves, furniture, etc.

H. V. Wlneland, Auctioneer 207 Kreaga, B4355 FOR SALE Small Cletrac Crawler Tractor. Motor reconditioned and tracks in good shape. Priced to sell st $175.

Highway Equipment 145 So. 18 SOWS and pigs for sale. F1115. 3145 So. 8th.

TEAM MULES Well matched. Poled shorthorn bull. J. J. Sedlacek, Raymond.

ao-INOH dnunie glue spreader, veneer press. 30x8 Inches; Spindle Rhaper blades; Yatea edging saw. 1448 P. Poultry and Supplies 49 ATTENTION Chick prices reduced. Bar gains aw up.

bee our danay started chicks today. AU breeds, Sexed chicks. Hybrids, Trap neit trains. Hill Hatchery, 810 Lincoln. BEFORE you buy chicks, visit the wonderful display in our sales room at 1st its.

Thousands of splendid chicks 4c and up. The Lincoln Hatchery. STARTED White Rock, W. Orpingtons hatching, liic Hubbards Hatchery, 819 So. 40th.

STARTED White Leghorn chicks. La Rue Brown, 5-1877. P. O. Davey.

10 HEAD HORSES and mules, 2 colta, 2 good milk cows. 901 C. 1 WORK HORSE, I double row lister, H. Q. Burcham.

5-1684. Merchandise Miscellaneous loi Sale SI AUTOMATIC water heaters S33, furnace blowers (20, gaa furnaces $60. M3696. CARDBOARD carter tor sale Various aizea. Inquire Stat lournal Printing Department.

DELCO Light plant with good 11 plate, 18 cell battery. $50. Emile Vavra, Crete, Neb. NEWSPAPER MATS IVfrc each, ideal for lining chicken eoops. attic, buildings and garages Bin 1844x2214.

LINCOLN NEWSPAPERS Building Material 52 KINDLING stud, lumber $25 to $45 doors $1 up, sash 60e up, roof oaper $1.25, cor. Iron Itte and 2c eq steam radiators lne ft Trester. B28R8 Business, Office Equipment 54 BLOOM TYPEWRITER EXCH. 125 No. 12th BS258 Good Things to Cat 57 BAKING hens, 17c; springs, 20c; stewing chickens, lie.

Cut up for pan free. Turkeys, 20c; geese, 12c; ducks, 14c. 229 8o. 9th. B3445.

COBBLER seed potatoes $1.25. 100 cabbage and tomatoe plants, doa. Son. Lincoln Market, 22nd O. FOR your Sunday dinner.

Fancy White Rock frvers, 2-3 esch. 20c lb. Nice stewing hens, 16c. Dressed fresh while you wait Lincoln Produce Market, 215 So. 9th.

B3520. FRIED CHICKEN Sandwich 35a at toe Greenwich Cafe. 1917 GOAT milk, pure, wholesome, tested. Kine for babies. Indigestion, ulcers, loss of appetite, debility.

Sample delivered free. Coolrldge Dairy. F4137. NORTHERN GROWN seed potatoes $1.35 cwt. Cabbage and tomato plants, 8 doa, 25c.

Midwest Fruit, 5601 O. M1732. PLENTY of fries and stewing hens. Ne-braaka Poultry. 1045 No.

14th. B6180. 1939 FRESHLY dressed fryers, 23c young hens for roasting, 18c Max Moaer, 134 8o. 9th. Household Goods 59 AT AUCTION April 29, 7 p.

m. 8141 Havelock ave. 1st door west or bank. Complete stock of furniture, dressers, tables, gas stove, gasoline stoye, range and coal oil combination, show case, counters, ice boxes, etc. R.

M. Seibert, Owner, J. E. HORNBUCKLE, Auctioneer. 401 Fed.

SecBklg. B4440. AT GOLD'S EXCHANGE. 3 burner Per fectlon oil stove, bird's eye maple vanity dresser, fibre sulky, $2.75. 137 So.

11th St. BRING IN your old rollers for new shades any morning. They'll be ready for you the same night. 2nd floor. GOLD a CO.

BEDROOM Suites. $32.60 to $99 50. Coll springs, $5.00. 1X2 eotl mattresses, $10. GLYNN FURNITURE CO.

1454, St. BJ205S. BABY buggy and bed. Reasonable. Call after 4 p.

m. 1236 a. GENERAL ELECTRIC and Leonard relng-eratora. Cheap. Must sacrifice.

F7014. GREATEST TRADE-IN allowance for your used furniture and rugs on new. Auction A Furniture Exchange, 2350 O. B4253. RECONDITIONED Refrigerators Oeneral Electric Frtgldalra, Crosley, Leonard, 'Modern Hostess, Majestic.

Klngkold, Copeland, etc Moat of them like new. S49.50 to $9 50. Terms as low aa $4 a month. CRANCER'S (Bargain Basement) St. REFRIGERATORS 8-ft.

Gibson MIS -ft. Norse $149 50 F.aay Washers 49 96 F.asy Terms. Bchmoller a Mueller, 1212 8KB the new Victor Ubleiroo7ra. A real value, $34.95. Oonrlay Bros, 143 Bo, ijtn, Uam.

llK BK8T for less-in-new "and udT We buy, sell. trade. Pbane R117S. NebraaK Furniture 117 So. loth TRADE US your old furniture on new.

Irving room sultee at prices you ran afford to pay. Credit ran be arranged. Kellison Furniture Co. ina 211 Scll B4904 4V4-FOOT, all porcelain cellent condition, $65. 4-2049 evenings.

F.D.R. PEACE MESSAGE Majority Back President Despite Tradition of U. S. Aloofness. BY DR.

GEORGE GALLUP. Director, American Institute of Public Opinion. NEW YORK. As an anxious world awaited Chancellor Adolf Hitler's reply to President Roosevelt's suggestion: for a conference to settle European war problems, virtually complete returns from a nationwide survey of the American Institute of Public Opinion indicated that the people of the United States approve the president's message by a substantial majority. The survey, conducted since Roosevelt's message was sent to the dictators, shows that an average of three voters in every five thruout the country support the president's dramatic stroke.

The verdict of the country has added significance because Chancellor Hitler was expected to criticize Roosevelt as being out of step with American public opinion in this instance, and be- cause American opinion has previously been opposed to presidential Initiative of this sort In European affairs. The president has also been critcized for his move by some of his domestic opponents. The institute referred the matter to a representative cross-section of the nation's voters, asking: "Do you approve or disapprove of President RRoosevelt's action in sending his message to Hitler and Mussolini, suggesting a conference to settle Europe's war problems?" The actual vote is: Approve Roosevelt's action, 60 percent; disapprove Roosevelt's action, 40 percent. Analysis of the survey shows the sharpest party division on a question of foreign policy in many months. The president's action is endorsed by 69 percent of the democratic voters, but opposed by 53 percent of the republicans.

Support in South and East. Altho a majority of voters in all sections approve the president's proposal for a ten year peace pledge which would be followed by an international conference, the greatest support for President Roosevelt comes from the south and from the states of the north and east. The most evenly balanced opinion comes from the mid-dlewest, the survey shows. Comments of voters in all parts of the United States show that the chief reasons underlying American support of the president's proposal are: 1. Relief that Roosevelt's stroke definite MS well-timed move toward International aaderstanding an peace.

The feeling that, at the very least, toosevelt's stave haa postponed war. S. Belief that Roosevelt's appeal will reach a lympathetle aadlem-e amaaf the common people of Eorvoeaa Mtioaa. Many voters alio said they thought Roosevelt's note 'places the responsibility for what heppens Id the future on Germany and Italy." More than half of thoae who disapproved of the president's action said they thought the United Statea 'should stay out of Europe'! or objected pacifically to President Roosevelt's promise that the United Statea would take part In the proposed International conference. EIGHT INJURED IN CRASH Ira Coats of Omaha Critically Hurt.

OMAHA. (JPI. A car collision here Friday injured eight persons, one critically. Hospital attendants held little hope of recovery for Ira W. Coats, Omaha, who suffered a skull frac ture ana oiner injuries when he was hurled from a car police said was drivpn hv A1rurt 01 Omaha.

Eleanor Dickey, thrown irom me same car, suffered severe body and head bruises. Police said Arrhin Pnrhln Tekamah, was the driver of the second car. Drake and three passengers were slichtlv hurt uhn. Corbin and his wife were shaken considerably. PANAMA TO REFUND.

PANAMA CITY. UP). Reliable sources said the government of Panama has decided to commission the underwriting firm of Horn-blower Weeks to arrange a refunding of the nation's $18,500, 000 external debt, owed principally to investors in the United States. The method would be thru the issuance of new bonds bearing a lower Interest rate than those outstanding. MUSTNT TEASE TRAIN.

M'COOK, (UP). Tom Nlshlmura. was fined $10 and costs In county court after pleading qullty to stopping his automobile on a railroad crossing to "tessfl" an approaching locomotive. He Employment Work Wanted Female 36 WOKK WANTED ADS 20c per Day 10 Words Casn with Order. LAUNDRY work wanted.

Called for and delivered. M-1658. SCHOOLGIRL wishes to atay with children evenings and Saturdays. 3-1871, Work Wanted Male 37 MARRIED MAN wants work. Experienced station attendant, clerk, truck driver.

825 Burlington Ave- York, Nebr. YOUNG nan 21 wishes yard work, experienced. Best references, 17 P. 5-9858. Miscellaneous Service 37A CARPENTER WORK Roofing new and repair.

Contract or hour. Estimates tree. City or country. B15S1. Financial, Business Opportunities 38 FOR SALE Brick grocery store building, stock and fixtures.

Located tn Lincoln's newer residential district. Doing a good business. Reason tor Box 11 Journal. FOR SALE Good 3-cnair barber shop. Box 884 Journal.

FIRST class grocery and neat, Invoice population 850. Low rent. Star Box 1809. ONLY Electrical shop in Irrigated and R. E.

A. districts, trailer shops for R. E. A. work.

Other business. Box Journal. SERVICE SUtlou for lease, main highway south Lincoln B4415 SMALL DANCE HALL, tneater. Small town. Good buy.

888 Journal. Investments 40 11,000 FIRST MORTGAGE Bond for sale at great sacrifice. B229T. Money to Loan 41 OUR TOTAL OOST O.VLT l.VM. Payable 110.00 tor ten months.

Larger amounts, lunger time or shorter in Lincoln same basis. STATE SECURITIES UNDER STATE BANKING BURCA0 12 So. 12th. Phone BT103. HOW TO BORROW UP TO $500 WISELY AND NOW It is EASY to get ready money without having to call on friends or relatives.

If you need cash for any worthy purpose, take advantage of our easy loan plan. There ia no red tape, no delay under this simplified loan plan. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS UP TO 20 MONTHS TO REPAY CAPITAL CREDIT CO. 1T2 St B43T7 FAMILY FINANCE COUNSELLORS $50 TO $1000 Collateral loans and automobile refinancing FEDERATED FINANCE A Friendly Lincoln Company 1903 St Phone Bill AUTOMOBILE. AND ALL TYPE LOANS 125 to S500 The Commonwealth Co.

Under Stipervlelon Bureau or Banking 128 No 11. H. BICKEL. Pres B6827. Do You Need Money? LET US HELP YOU Lower Rates Confidential L.

Coryell Son, Inc. Investment Department. 1518 Sharp Bldg. 7-7071 EASY LOAN PAYMENTS To if paid tn lx to twenty montht YOU CAN SAVE IF YOU BEB CURRY W. WATSON Still tn the Stuart Bldg.

Room 732. Debt Adjustment Service 1 1 BORROW1NO MONEY may not be the best way to aattls your bills. Call at our office. Investlrste our plan. VALLEY FINANCE 40 Sec, Mut.

BORROW ON A RAINY DAY PAY ON PAY DAY Century Finance Corp. 18 No 11. JIM MAHONEY. BT258 KrrSKrPV for new i uskd cars" J.V1W1N.L. CHATTELS REFINANCING GLOBE FINANCE CO.

213 8o.13th H. N. Lnoshroclt BT048 AKT ,,,0 co-lasers General Loan Service, Inc. Fed. Sec.

Bids. Bob Oohde, Mar. Bll.TS. I KTC Auto. Furniture, DlamondaT LiJflVO 24 months to repay loan.

Motors Finance. Cap. Theater Bldg. 1H24 Livestock. Livestock.

Farm Machinery 48 Jf.RHRY HriKMwluTrTlerTal77 rThT Tolhurat, Raymond. Telephone 3111. JOHN nttERItThreerrrw tractor listen Emerann 10 ft. tandem disc Hubbarda Hatchery, 818 Bo. 4Qth.

R. C. CAHK trurtor. Ilka new, priced to sell Two nenrlr new single row listers. Several good worK horses.

H. Rowson Implement 223 So. loth..