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The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
ST. NEWS

ST BENEDICT'S NEWS
Father James A. Daily, Pastor.
Madeline z. Sterling, Reporter.
The Alter Society held it's re-
gular weekly meeting and discussed
plans for future activities of the
Society.
The President, Mrs. George
jackson outlined many interesting
plans that met with hearty approval
Of all.
Mrs. Glass, the chairman of
the Altar committee, was commend
ed highly for her work or the Altar
and candles last week, and she wish
es to thank those who assisted her
in this task.
We Z heartily in sympathy
with the Johns family who are the
proud pcssessers Of a new born boy
born to them on last Wednesday
morning, at the University Hospital.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
That most wonderful of birds,
the "Stork," seems to have had a
a very busy week in our Parish, he
stopped at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
l. Carpenter. 2421 Grant and left
a prize package containing a beauti-
full 7 ID. girl. We sincerely hope that
little Helen viii not be too badly dis
appointed at not receiving the baby
brother that she SO fondly hoped for,
and will find that a little sister is
just twice as much fun. The mother
and baby are reported in excellent
condition. I'll
The Buffet Supper sponsored by
the "St. Peter Claver's Guild" was
not as well attended as we had hoped
it would be. Many notable guests
were present, however all expressed
a sincere delight in the excellent
supper that was served. Rev. Father
WilEwording, Of Creighton was the
guest Of our Pastor, Father DAILY,
Attorney d. z. O'Brien and Mr.. Mos
sman, with their wives made a party
Of four. We were very pleased with
the attendance Of Miss Abts, from
the Catholic Charities Bureau, who
brought a group of ladies with her
She expressed much pleasure with
the service and hospitality received.
1t was her first visit. Mr.. Myers, of
the Myers funeral Home" together
with his family were among others
who enjoyed their Sunday supper
with the club. Mrs. Sterling, the
chairman of the entertainment CON-,
is grateful to the ladies who helped
so willingly to Sponsore the affair.
Mr.. DAILY Of the Yellow Cab Co. and
his family were also present.
The P. T. A. for St Benedicts,
held it's first business meeting last
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
22I5 Grant Street
Rev. c. c. Harper, Pastor
Rev. j. r. Young. Asst. Pastor

HCf - = H. IOuHH- ASST TdSIOr
Sunday morning services were
preached by Rev c. c. Harper, to- a
large ~eongregatin- HymnaIs were
rendered by the Junior Choir, Pres.
Mrs. Helen McWhortor, Mrs. Ida
Woodson, Directress, and the child
rens choir, directress Mrs. Hattie
Madison, which were very inspira-
tional to the service.
The Street Rally was a great sue
cess, having the largest congregation
Of the season. Rev. Harper preach
ing the Faith OF A Silver Dollar"
and just poured new life into the
spiritual souls of the vast multitude,
the special program was very well
rendered Mrs. c. C. Harper in charge.
The B. Y. P. u. held its regular
meeting at s P. NJ, program was rem
dered by Group No. A of the Junior
and Senior, Mrs. Matthews captain
Of Group 4, Mrs. Reynold in charge
Of the Juniors.
Come out and hear the special pro-
gram Sunday, by Group No 1, Mrs.
Johnson in charge, W. Lamdram,
President.
Rev Harper was last n the stand
for the night service, preaching the
gospel to a new congregation, with
that ever courage in the spiritual
truth, assisted BY the Mission chorus,
Mrs. Madison in charge.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
BAPTIST CHURCH

The Mission Art Club of the Bethel
Baptist church met at the residence
OF Mrs. B. Blackstone, 1921 Lindsay
Ave, last Wednesday Nov. p, at 1870
with ten members present. After the
meeting adjourned Mrs. Blackstone
served refreshments. The club will
meet Wednesday November % at 1870
at the residence Of Mrs. l.. Hill, BIS
Burdette.
Mrs. r. Williams-President
Rev. j. H. Jackson-Pastor.
Mrs. R. Roberts Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
GLARS CHAPEL
Rev. Clay, Pastor
n. w. Smith, Reporter

Sunday School and both morning
and evening services were we'll at
tended. Two new members Joined
the church.
Much credit is due Rev. Clay, and
the trustees, and brother G. H. Bar
nett for painting the church, as we
r to have Bishop NJ. W. Clair with
US on Dec. 6, and committee Is
using every effort to make it pleas
ant for him, and hoping for good
success.
VIZ welcome visitors at all services
and viii help to make them feel at
home, and don't forget our young
peoples forum at 6 P. Nj. every Sun
day.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
18th and T ST.
Ref- j. H. JACKSON, FdSIOr
Mrs ]. c. Collins, Reporter

With a very beautiful day for this
season Of the year, Bethel Baptist
Sunday School had its usual routine
IF services, under the leadership Of
our Supt. Bro. 4. c. Garner,
For the II o'clock worship services
our pastor Rev. J. H. Jackson, being
out Of the city, the services were con-
Quoted by the widsly known Woman
Evangelist, Rev. Mrs. A. v. B Trux-
ton, a member Of church. Her
subject was The Man To Hear,
found in Luke 9-35. This subject was
very beautifully and clearly discuss
ed. All present was benefited by
such a forceful message.
At 1870 P. NJ, with recent ap-
pointed Pres. Bro. Joshua Henderson
presiding, our B. Y. P. U. services are
co~ntriving to take on new life in lon
Junction with the evening worship
period. Since it was our privilege to
have Rev. Mrs. Truxton conduct u
services throughout the day, she gave
Us a very profound message in the
evening services. Her subject vas
'Christ's Order To The Saved Man."
John 5-14. Should every saved per
son abide by such a message, the
world would be more at ease oday.
Visitors and friends are always
welcome to worship with US at the
Bethel Baptist Church.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
UNFORTUNATE BLINDNESS
Pv p A Adams

(For The Literary Service Bureau)
Sometimes come blessings ia disguise,
And, failing such to recognize,
Some impulse strange we oft abey,
And priceless treasures thrust away.
Sometimes ship-wrecked, with rescue
near,
This We refuse, thru craven fear,
Then, when it is too late to save,
We leap toward the reeeding wave.
It's sad that timid creatures, these,
Scruples exacting to appease,
In blindness blessings should refuse,
Which to obtain meant but to choose.
Twere well this lesson then, to learn:
Best to be careful, and discern
What's good or i'll, ere we decide,
Lest blessings true we east aside.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02

Corinth-' Her central thought. Don't
Discuragement Overtake U.s.
The more trousla Paul had, the more
ne was determined to go on There
fore let US try o initiate the follow
ers OF Christ, 50 that we can become
nearer to Jesus.
The bannzr attendance classes were
5-6-l4, banner offering to classes ST.
IA. The toal attendance was III.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02

held Thursday morning at IL A. NJ,
every one is invied to attend. The
Sunday School is making preparation
for a very elaborate Christman Tree,
and exercises A very impressive
White Gift service will be held Dec.
IL, we will tell you more about it
later
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
gard and Bradford Ave

Sunday School was called at 1000
a. M. The lesson was well discussed,
after which Church service was called
at 1870 a. M. After prayer service,
the Assistant Pastor took the pulpit
and preached a wonderful sermon
At 8 P. NJ. the Get Together Club
met at the church, Rev Travis being
President gave a wonderful talk, af-
ter which, the program was rendered.
The program was wonderful, then the
Rev. Marion Jr. preached a sermon
that made the church rock.
d. w. Simmons, Sec'y.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
WHEN A WIFE MAY SHOOT HER
By r. al Adams

(For The Literary Service Bureau)
Not long ago a roma was struck
a terrible and dangerous blow BY her
husband. The probability is that her
skull was fractured, and she nay
die Hurt, dazed, stunned by the
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02

q your life WI be spent IN a very
large northern city.
5 5. I want to know if my hus-
band is cheating on me?
Ans Your husband is interested
in an old flame Of his. III cones to me
that this is the woman you broke him
off with Two Years Ago. You VIII
have to bear down on him again.
T. G. W. - T. my brother in any
danger? $500
Ans. .----- Your brother is going from
bad to worse. He is in with the
Wrong Crowd. Unless he leaves his
bootlegging pals he will have him
self a new suit of clothes, = with
stripes.
P. L. T. - I would like to know if
/ will ever see or hear from my step
daughter again?
Ans. In the years to come you
will never come into contact with
your step-daughter. | cannot contact
you and she together nor can I con-
tact her in my crystal. | fear she is
not living.
w. C. How will my son make
o,,+ III ~ trnuhlee
Ans. Your son VIII receive a
sentence Of Ten Years and over for
his part of this crime. There is very
little that you or anyone else can do
to influence leniency in his favor
L. M. My pocket book was either
lost Or stolen a few Sundays ago. I
suspect a relative. Tell me if | am
right or not in my suspicious?
Ans. Who else could have done
this but your step-father. Yes he
took your money and furthermore
you will never get it back. 1t won't
do you any good to make a Squak
about it now. For your mothers sake
say nothing about it.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
ZION BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
Mrs. GoOden, Superintendent
AsiIee DotsOn. Renorter

Zion Baptist Sunday School was
opened at 9:45, with singing, what
a Friend" and "More About Jesus"
The Lords prayer by Dorothy Harris.
Mrs. Goodsn gave a splendid de-
scription of the lesson, Paul In
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02

NOTE-Yourq question printed free in this column;
For Private reply send 25c and (self addressed
stamped enevelope for my New Astrological Read
ing and reeve by return mail my advice on three
questions free. Sign your full name b~irthdate, and
correct address. Address Able Wallace,
P. o. Box-11, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Able WALLACE

y K. 5 Is it dangerous for m1
to ride in my car if I get it?
Ans Not the least bit You are not
IN as serious trouble as you are LED
to believe. | advise you to secure a
private reply from me on this subject
as 1t is really a little teo personal to
print into the paper. Just send TWEEN
ty-five cents for an Astrology Read
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Ans: - The man that you are now
going with will remember you in his
will The mount does not appear to
be large, but enough to prove to you
that his friendship is sincere.
L. C. VIII l ever belong to this
organization to which l was once
pledged?
Ans. Not for several years.
This National Organization that you
have been pledged towill accept you
as a member at that time.
v. E. Does the party that | care
for care for me?
Ans. A good bit yes. but, it is
revealed to me that he is even More
Fcnd Of a light skinned girl OF your
acquaintance. If you are under the
impression that you are the only one
in~ this mans life, you had better
wise up. - - --
NJ. NJ Please tell me what the
mind leave me anything in his will?
future holds for met
L. G. VIII the party I have in
Ans. At least Three Marriages
and a few babies to boot. Many years
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02

P. L. T. | would like to know if
/ will ever see or hear from my step
daughter again?
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02

Y. Y. H. viii | receive the. pre-
sent prmised me from my boy frien.9
friend?
Ans: This boy friend Of yours
From Another Town seems to be kid
ding you along. He hasn't got any
present for you.
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02
7 Q uthful Strength;

Y. Magnus Hirschfeld, the world known authority y II Saxo1ogv
created - DSm' Oe1many'
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". C. How will my son make
out in his trouble?
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02

held it's first business meeting last
The Omaha guide., 1933-12-02

T. G. W. - + my brother in any
danger?
Evening star., 1933-08-29

LINEN SALESWOMEN.
A high-class store has open
ings for several young women
of character who are thoroughly
experienced in selling linens.
Address Box S8-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
SALESWOMEN.

We require the services of
thoroughly experienced millinery
and shoe saleswomen. Only
those having at least one years
experience need apply. S. Kann
Sons Co., supt.'s Office, fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
tContluuSAl

La SALE 1881 b-PAss.. model s45-De
clean upholstery. See this Butler bargain il
S:H' sfss 'tf:
LA SALE 1880 COUPE-Like new in every
detail; battleship gray. fnish. excellent
4 % real sutlsr' s barsain: saS5. Lee b But
Ter. Inc. 2i5b champlsin st.. CO s050:
LINCOLN SPORT CONVERTIBLE COUPE
Rumble seat: absolutely same condition when
bought; garased nightly; driven very care
cash difference Tslsphons cL. s56s. i.
PACKARD 1928 4-DOOR eEDAN-Einlshed
In dark gray duco: seat covers. new tires;
lust the car for that Labor day outing; FL
S344. Emerson g. Orme. 18th and N sts nv
PACKARD 1890 Custom De Luxe Roadster
All new tires. finish, and motor excellent:
with that long. stresmlned Packard body in
is5 s5sS s41 g. Co sob su'lfr me-
PACKARD LITTLE CUSTOM sEDAN-Ab-
solutely like new; had best Of care; only
run %, 900 miles: sell. S265. 3@23 Adams
Mill rd nv. Adams O6s7. 29s
Il SdnIS, sERAN su. .7
fo s
ss75 60 Lee soh9 p Butler Inc. slsS chamDlain
PLYMOUTH DE LUKE SEDAN. 1sas-Dis-
play car, Just broken in; Big discount.
Torrey Motors. 1923 st.
sTUDEBAKER. President 8 7-Pass. Sedan:
Is3lGl 36-inch wheel base: 12a-hp: world
wire wheels and folding luggage grid;
special 3 sl ~ TO-DAY at s;s5 Lee D Butler. Inc
Evening star., 1933-08-29
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PIANO TUNING, So VIM. W. Saunders.
Phone Shepherd 2l55. %
PLASTERING, STUCCO CEMENT. CHM
neys. leaky Easements; old roofs repaired;
carpenter work. reas.; guar. Minnick. CL.
PLASTER REPAIRING-Straight new work.
patching. pointing UP. Get the man who
does best work at reasonable prices. Lloyd
PerdLe. 614 ksstle pl. ne. Ii. 564l. go
PLASTERING, stuccoing, ceRenting. Most
reasonable. We do our own work. No JOB
too small or large Mathis Brothers, 6lO
ROOFING -Guttering, spouting, paint
ing; reasonable. Ajax Roof
ing Co. NO. 5314. day. night. 2O3s j sth NV.
WATERPROoFING--Le us waterproof your
Work guaranteed. Ii. y71O. 2s
Evening star., 1933-08-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR RENT--Space in downtown specially
shop. suitable for women's girdles. Address
Box 422-v. Star once. 29'
SERVICE STATION and lunch room fully and
well equipped; now showing handsome profit
long lease. exceptionally low rent. Growing
community; $500 cash Deal directly with
owner. Address Box 420-V. Star ofhce. go.
chef, and counter man. Must be prepared
to make small investment. Address Box
417-X. Star once.
1oS: 81 ssoo sssa %sf
business rts ns yins quarters will give long
FINANCIAL s1.d,, y ( 60RGA,NIzAI1oN g AM, sxtendin.
secretary Of the corporation Must make an
Best s w IL be ussd n
ing interest OF company. Reference ex-
changed. Address Box .33-v. Star once.
GASOLINE. ACcEssoRIEs-Large corner in
nisy. nIsy for sl'95o. Address BOX isscA. Star
LUNCH SODA FOUNTAIN. ETC. next to
easy terms Address Box "a. Star fie'' once
MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE AND GAS STA
ne. 1ien s. on G. !h0r0ushfar' aid Charming 20. ST.
CONFECTIONERY SODA FOUNTAIN. ETC,
!uSt .repossessed by hnance company. VIII
sell Tor 5000: y cash. Tel. ME. 1913.
D1AASA1 k0o6N AMI tnOCEHX-blg par
gain; $3.50 will buy business. in good To-
cation. near school; stock and fixtures are
worth more than that: good reason for SELL
ing. Call owner. North 963O. 30s
SHOE REPAIR SHOP-Bargain If sold at
once. Apply EOS st. Alfred st, Aexan-
1867 r. l. AVE. NW.-Corner bldg. Large
dining room. "a tables. Ideal business
corner Wish partner; $500 cash.
S250-ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rms; central.
S25O-Rooming house, IL rooms; central.
S35O-Rooming house. IL rooms, baths.
S45O-Eooming house. u rooms. baths.
S65O-Boarding house. 10 rooms: central.
y750-Rooming house. Is rooms 3 baths
SsJO-Rooming house. 16 rooms. baths.
S25o-Confect. and . rooms; corner
S45O'Confect. and / room; rent cheap.
$50O-Confect. and lunch: downtown
business street; will sacrifice
S55O-Confect.. fruit and beer business
Mt. Pleasant location. surrounded
by ept. houses. A bareain.
S1.100-Confect. and : beautiful rooms: old
stand: cheap rent. little competition
SIl lOO-Grocery and . rooms; rent. sos.
r. M. CURTIS. $50 1lth St. NV. MA 1872
Evening star., 1933-08-29
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-08-29

BUICK and other special bargains daily.
For tomorrow's specials. phone Ma $500.
ME. 216l after pm. r. s. Gaddess 1O15
Evening star., 1933-08-29


GIRL. light colcred, experienced. wishes
housework. cook or maid; reference. DE.
:;14a-J.
GIRL. neat. colored. wants Job rs general
houseworker or nurse; reference. Potomac
1850.
GIRL. neat colored. wishes R.hw., plain
cooking Or elevator operating; good rel.
Phone PO. 021S.
GIRL, colcred Is, neat reliable. nurse
maid or mothers helper, whole or part time.
5S:s"-W.
GIRL wishes domestic position of any kind;
city references. North 702b, from 3 to
GIRL. coIcred. wants work: excellent ref
erences. Call all week. Atlantic 3S4a.
GIRL. colored wants general housevork.
good laundress: steady job: can stay nights.
Lincoln S341W.
GIRL. colored neat. wishes work: can do
most anything. Call ME. 1892, jaritor's
ruarsers 800
GIRL. coiored. neat wants work Of eny
kind, Gall North 4106-j.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
SALE-AuTOMORILEs.

sTUDEBAKER . DE LUKE SEDAN. 1871
ORIGINAL gray Duco nnish. green wire
S475 ~ Leg sotR2 p Butler. Inc. sl66 chamDiain
sTUDEBAKER President 7-Pess. Sedan, 1882
$4,000 miles. Your chance to own q prac-
tically new car at n Of its original cost:
plain St. co. bO5O.
STUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN. 1890
Original tvo-tone brown finish. excellent
motor. top and upholstery: all good tires. A
real family car for S396. Lee D. Butler,
Inc. 2l56 Champlain St. co. $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-08-29

statesmen, for industrial life
insurance, for all immediate con-
nection with an established COM
pany. Excellent chance for ad-
vancement. Previous experience
not necessary. Apply room 2O2,
ol7 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-08-29

RUoeEOriensai. "A pieces diiieTent sises.
and one runner; owner needs money; will
sacrifice. S409 18th St NV. open until
PIN.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
HELP-MEN,

COILECTOR-Local ofice of New York
publisher has opening for a collector: mus
be able to furnish surety bond: car neces-
sary. Apply Room 400. 1919 81 NV.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
HELP-WOMEN.
(COntinued)

OPERATOR, exp. wanted. Palace Beauty
Salon. 26lS Conn. ave. Call Wednesday,
between 9-10:3O E.m.
SALESGIRLS. 10. to sell beauty supplies to
beauty parlors; larRs commissions. Apply
N. Y. ave. n W
SOLICITORS and canvassers, no experience
required; good proposition to those who will
Bldg, 1927 Eye 81. NV.
WOMAN, matrfes aggressive, responsible
work; pays above average; permanent. I'LL
st. NV, suite B.
40; $3.50 straight salary per week; pleasant
outdoor work. 1911 K st. NV, Room S26
after l pm.
to take charee of Quito town once: salary
to start S15 per week. Call MA. O7SO sor
Nogales international., 1933-01-11
PRESS OPINIONS, CARTOONS
AND OTHER FEATURES
Friendly Advertising

Illustrating the present trend of good will ADVERTISING
plan adopted by railroad in the South interesting
Recognizing the important functions of the local sta
ton agent through whom most patrons of the have
their only contact with the management and it's policies
the advertising seeks bring the agent in closer touch
with his community.
PMS IS done IN qualterpage in the local paper
with picture of the agent and little sketch of his selv
Ices with the road accompanied with reading matter
planning how he be of greater service in advising
public concerning their travelling and shipping problems
This is in line with the policy Of many retail stores
which include pictures of their leading saespeope in their
advertising from time to time There is something about
this kind OF advertising which compes attention moth
ing in the world interesting than people, parcu
lary local people.
Intimate friendly advertising is to great extent taxi
ing the place of the bobastc exaggerated style so pre-
valent few years The method is pleasing
and nerestinghence profitable to the advertiser
No Nobel peace prize awarded for 1882, which
shows the judges lack of appreciation for Japans efforts
in Manchura and Shanghai
Every farm relief measure seems little crazer
than the before And not only crazer but also coster
Nogales international., 1933-01-11
Nogales To Meet
Douglas, Bisbee

The Nogales High School Apaches
will begin their conference basket
ball competition this week end by
meeting both the Douglas and Bis
bee High Schools on the local gym
nasium floor. The Bisbee Pumas will
oppose the Apaches on Friday eve
ming and the Douglas Bulldogs will
provide the second contest of the
week on Saturday evening. Both of
the invading teams have strong ag-
gregations but Coach Bill Kerr is
expecting his charges to be able to
take care of themselves and turn
in a pair of victories.
The weeks activities will shed a
light on the strength of the teams
for the coming season. The Tucson
Badgers will also meet the Bull
dogs and Pumas, thereby making it
possible to size up who is who by
the results of this weeks games. The
Bulldogs will enter the season as
the favorites by the virtue of the
conference and state championships
of last season. However it will take
more than past laurels to gain the
championship this season in view
Nogales international., 1933-01-11
Officers OF First
National Reelected


All officers of the First National
Bank were reelected at the annual
meeting yesterday of the stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank, a.
follows:
Writ G. Bowman, chairman of the
board Of directors.
Otto H. Herold,. president
Wade w. Barbee, vice-president
Theron Richardson, cashier.
Charles E. Wheeler, assistant
cashier.
Norman D. Pomeroy, assistant
cashier.
E. Jay Dittmer, auditor.
Directors: Writ G. Bowman, M
j. Bowman, Otto H. Herold, Wade
w. Barbee and Theron Richardson
Nogales international., 1933-01-11

of the reported strength of the
Tucson. Bisbee, and Nogales teams
thereby making the thing toss up
as far as dope is concerned now.
The Apaches appear to be gaining
strength every game, showing con-
siderable more ability than even
Coach Kerr expected in the Pata-
gonia game last Friday. The team
is very well balanced in all de-
partments of the game, showing
good floor work, good defensive
work, and consistent ability to find
the hoop for tallies. They are go
ing to be a stumbling block for all
comers this year and with few
breaks coming their way they are
likely to head the list by the end of
the season. &i
Nogales international., 1933-01-11
BY CHARLES r. PIERCE
asinner of l[ntnr KehnIc2 of VermOntI

Last year reckless drivers killed
2,610 persons, injured 39400 others
and accounted for total of 81 $3.50
accidents. the statistics of the Ma
tional Bureau of Casualty and ST.
rety Underwriters show
A great element Of reclSlesSnesS
is discernibIe in other accidents re-
sulting from speeding, cutting ISL.
driving on the wrong side of the
road, passing on the wrong side.
and similar violations. These acci-
dents result in an annual toll Of
thousands of deaths and tens oc
thousands of injuries.
I Reckless drivers may be sure
that they will be dealt with severe
ly whenever they come in contact
with the law. The sooner thev
mend their ways or are driven
from the road the better it will be
for other drivers.
Don't be among the group o:
drivers who take a chance and
gamble lives and limbs on the prize
OF saving minute.