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to their origin, and it is wonderful
to note what they have accom-
plished through the many success
sive geologic periods.
They have been prosperous
throughout all time. They are so
numberous that they form great
beds, and because of this fact their
fossil forms are plentiful and enable
many students of geology to obtain
material for study purposes.
Grow by Branching.
The general outline and form sug-
gest the lily or fan. Their way of
growing is by branching. The long,
Evening star., 1939-03-24

and Is from one to two hundred
fathoms. Deep sea divers claim
that beds Of these sea lilies are
among the most beautiful in all the
marine gardens. Be sure to ask
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confusing, but the police learned a
lot from it. Bubbles and Toots
share an apartment. Slug and
Honey plan to be married. Gunner
is from Chicago Cutie has never
met Dopey. Bubbles only goes out
with New York men. Dopey has
never met Baby. Spig comes from
st. Paul. Cutie doesn't know any
one from Chicago Toots was at
the gambling joint with the man
from San Francisco. The girl
Plotchy wants to marry lives with
Toots. Baby doesn't know any one
from New York and Honey doesn't
know any one from Chicago. One
of the men is from st. Louis. The
police figured out which girl was
with which man and what city each
man came from. Can you?
(AnsWer on Page C-6)
(Copyright, 1939O
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
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Celebrating their 41st birthday,
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life as a benefaotor to the RACE.
When but q young man, Dr.. FRED
Palmer observed the misery and
grief OF women who were handi-
capped by a too dark toned skin,
marred by ugly surface pimples.
freckles, and other outer skin ble1n-
ishes. He saw how difficult it was
for them to get jobs; he saw how
they were missing out on the fun
love and romance in life. So he
vowed that if it took him his en-
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would DO expected, most of them
desire TO better themselves by
marrying Europeans, but If that
is impossible, they marry among
themselves.
We were interested to notice how
nue. in~termarriago had taken
place among the upper middle class
CT all races in this country. Chinese
Infian and Malayan physicians,
lawyers and business men were
married to European women, some
of whom they met while studying
in England. Social customs were
maintained in many areas, especial
Iy regarding women. At a dinner
party we attended in a well to dc
home, the men ate first while the
ladies waited in the living room
until we were through. Apparently
the European wife of our host
had learned to adjust herself to
this situation.
The unemployment problem was
particularly acute among the lower
middle class group in this country,
n of the auses being that many
Indian college graduates had come
into this country seeking govern
ment positions, and failing in this
were willing to work for very low
wages as clerks and the like. AS
in our own country. there was nc
organized effort to seek higher
wages on the part of this group,
each one feeling that = labor union
would identify him too much with
the working class The only ray of
hope for most of these office work
ers was to secure a job with a
British firm, because such firms
pay the highest wages.
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Frou-freu blouses, fussy and
feminine, in all the fascinating
spring shades, are worn with more
dressy suits. Materials are chif-
ions, baby batistel, or embroidered
organizes. Lingerie touches are
important in these blouses. Some
have tiny tucks, little pearl but
tons, insets of val lace or feminine
frilly lace trimmed collars. Others
are full of pleats, ruchings or in
verted tucks and have under the
chin frills or jabots. The long
sleeved sheer styles often double
for evening wear and make charm
ing seni-formal dresses when worn
with floor length black crepe
skirts.
Shirtwaist blouses, of course are
classic although they, too, have
new touches in the form of study
of make-believe, precious jewels
sapphires and opals for examples.
incidentally, blouses are grow
ing longer because many of the
newest suits have longer jackets,
now it's smart to wear them out
side your skirt, fitted around the
hips like a sweater.
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R Hazel L. Griggs for AMP
Keep Your Blouse to YcIr Suit
For Smart Effect
Now that suits are very much
on the fashion front again, most
Of us are in a very receptive mood
toward blouses. And finding the
right blouse to rel with your
early-bird suit this year shouldn't
be difficult for blouses r more
in the fashion picture than ever
before. There r many styles of
every type from which to select,
and these new, spring blouses are
keyed to the clock and the occa-
sion with almost as much versati-
lily and variety as the newest
dresses.
In choosing a blouse 1t Is inn
portant 10 study your suit before
making a selection If your suit
is checked or of a patterned weave
you will want to avoid the prints
and lean toward plain colors. Most
popular of the plain colors this
season arr syclamen "a bright,
deep pink the same shade exactly
as cyclamen flowers) fushia, lug
gage tan, aqua and lime or char
treuse. These colors plain but gay
are being worn with checks, plaids
and tweeds alike. Materials USED
are crepes, tissue taffetas or jer'
seys.
With a suit of solid color, how
ever, you may want to select ont
of the attractive printed models
In these blouses, spirited stripes
polka dots, flower motifs, paisle.
designs checks and plaids vie will
each other for your attention. Tn
materials are washable crepes
spun rayons, or eottons. Tubabl
blouses are increasingly populal
foe wear with sport ssitA
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
PITT AND WOODRUFF
BANNED FROM A. A TRACK
MEETS

Pittsburgh, Feb. 8 amp
What hopes Long John Woodruff
may have had of gaining the in
door supremacy he enjoyed out.
doors seem to have vanished with
tho ruling Sunday by the registra-
ton of the Allegheny Mountain AS.
ISOLATION of the Amateur Athletic
union that University Of Pitts.
burgh athletes may not compete
in open track meets.
This will keep the school from
having representatives in the Mill
rose, New York Athletic club, Penn
A. C. and Boston A. @. indoor
meets.
The committee said it decided OF
this action after Carl Olson, Pitt
track coach, failed to return trave
permits for meets during the pas
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
THE BEAUTY BOX
By VERSE WINSTON of
Northside Beauty Shop
"The CARE OF THE HAIR

The care of the hair is import
ant yet few men and few women
realize how important it is. U.s.
ually men and women try to have
fine lustrous wavy hair by artific-
ial or trick methods. Beautiful
hair is obtained by natural means
and all the beauty of the hair is
supplied by nature, providing you
give nature a chance.
Health, strength and beauty of
hair depends priamrily on its
nerve vigor and the good circula-
ton of the oily scalp secretion
which gives it gloss and luster'
Beauty is not SO much a matter Of
color where hair is concerned. II
your hair has g fine glow, a rich
sheen, will be beautiful regard
less of It's fermentation Or color.
Hair often makes an otherwise
plain person beautiful. And prac-
tically every woman, If she cares
to make the effort, may have
beautiful hair.
Do not worry If you shed your
hair. 1t is natural for the hair
to shed, and to keep right on
growing in again. Only see to II
that the ingrowth is equal to the
loss by shedding.
Scalp massage makes the hal
grow and prevents many hal
troubles. Massrges is the fast ant
best hair tonic. Though a goo'
scalp lotion may stimulate circu
lation, massage ALWAYS does q
more DIRECTLY. In general
is wise to remember that tonic
are meants for specific purpose
OF cure for hair disorders, rattle
than for common use. Most hal
! Troubles could b prevented In th
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minutes to give It time to ferret out
all the particles OF dust or stale
makeup. Then remove It carefully
with tissues Or q soft towel. Follow
this with an application OF skin To-
ton which is astringent In action
and has a tendency to close the
pores. Late hours, rich food. too
much gayety, are hard on the ap-
penrance OF the pores, and they de-
serve any added help we a give
them.
Follow with a good night cream,
rubbed well into the skin, and allow
1t to remain on over night. It is
comforting to think that, while we
r resting, a good cream is soften
Ing, smoothing and ~lubricating the
skin and helping to prevent the
formation Of fine lines and wrinkles.
These precautions and corrective
measures Will take only a few min
utes each evening but they are well
worth your while. A week or two
Of SUFFICIENT rest, simple diet and
proper care Of your skin win enable
you to start on again In a. good sr
perhaps even bctter condition than
before the holiday whiri
Whs ne yoas bsssty trsb-
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With the holidays a thing Of the
past, most Of US are left with a gen.
eral rundown feeling. Too many
good times. too little sleep. and per
haps a bad cold thrown in. will do
considerable damage to the best OF
US.
sleep important To Beauty
The skin reacts most u~nfavorably
to lack of sleep. becoming rough
and dry, with a tendency to wrinkle
more easily. Sleep Is, Of course the
first prescription for reconditloning
the skin but 1t Is always well to give
nature a hand. By all means get
to bed at least ar hour ahead of
your scheduled bedtime for a week
or more to make up for the many
hours rest yCu have missed during
the holiday season. But, while you
are preparing for bed, give q little
extra attention to beauty.
! Proper Cleansing and fabrication
Necessary
The chances are that during the
holiday rush yos have neglected the
proper cleansing Of your skin, CIV
ing. 4 Just . hesty going over ttf
any) before falling asleep after q
gay evening. Make a resolution 10
repair the damage this e~arelessness
may have caused. Give a few extra
minutes to cleansing your skin for
the next few weeks. Select the
cleansing cream, whether the liqui-
flying or the cold cream type, which
Is best suited to your skin Smooth
the cream gently over your entire
face and allow It to remain on q few
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

scrambled eggs and finish mp with
coffee and cookies. That meal has
-got something 30 the young
folks put I'll
Ham WafFies q II Marinold
(Sour milk wafr1es)
2 cups sifted cake flour: IA
teaspoons double acting baking
powder; Y teaspoon soda; " tea
spoon salt; l tablespoon sugar: 2
egg yolks. well beaten; Ia cups
Sour milk or buttermilk; 4 table
spoons melted butter or other
shortening; Q egg whites. stinly
beaten; finely diced cooked ham.
Silt -four once, measure, add
baking powder. soda, salt, and
sugar, and sift again. Combine egg
yolks. milk. and butter; add to
-four mixture. beating until smooth.
Fold In egg whites. Bake in hot
waffle iron. sprinkling each waffle
with about u cup ham Just before
closing iron. Serve soft scrambled
eggs on each waffle. Makes four
or I'VE 4-section wafflea
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HOLLYWOOD CHARM

Bessie Mao West
If your scalp does not respond to
daily brush treatment then it re-
quires another type Of scalp treat
ment.
The hot oil treatment is the
scalp treatment recommended for
general treatment.
The hot oil treatment is gener-
ally used except in specific cases of
scalp disorders. The hot oil treat
ment awakens and brings new life
to tired unexerc sed muscles OF the
scalp. 1t also increases circula-
ton and tones the sabaceous
glands.
This treatment stops falling hair
and the scalp of dandruff, thus
making the hair bright and us-
trous.
Watch Hollywood Charm for
Healthful Beauty Hints.
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until he perfected an ointment tkss
would TIGHTEN and BRIGHTEN
even the darkest skin.
Today, thanks to his diligent at
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now help nature help you attain
that more beautiful, more youthful
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start by ordinary good care of the
hair. and the maintenance of the
state Of general good health. Daily
care of the scalp, massage and
brushing, if persisted in when the
disorder first appears, are very
beneficial. A luxuriant growth of
hair is a blessing and a mark of
beauty.
Here are some DONTS for both
men and women and children.
/. DON'T use a bar of soap on
the hair, not that the soap itself
Is harmful, but you get the actual
soap on the hair and underneath
the scales, that make up the out
side of the hair and you never
get it out, which causes the hair
to be easily burned and break off.
2, DON'T put glue on your hair
to set it. A nonstick solution MUST
be used.
3. DON'T smear oil on the hair
to make it appear lustrous or to
hold it in place. By so doing. you
coat the hair with a film of oil
and it becomes dirty two hours
after it is applied.
A. DON'T wash the hair any
oftenef than necessary. Ten days
minimum preferably two weeks.
S. DON'T allow the dirt of the
day to settle on the hair and re-
main there. Brush the hair at
least every twelve hours with a
good hair brush. Use your hair
brush like you would a tooth brush.
You will get good results. Wash
you hair brush every other day.
Get a good stiff bristle brush with
long and at least five rows across
the face of the brush DO NOT
BRUSH THE SCALP? AS THIS
IRRITATES THE SCALP AND
DOES NO GOOD. Do and teach
your child to brush her hair at the
same time you teach them to brush
their teeth and buy them a hair
brush. Your hair brush should be
as personal as your tooth brush
and used the same way.
Brushing will not take out the
curls or waves it only strengthen
it and will help to recondition your
hair, keeping it soft ~lustrous, man.
ageable and clean.
How to BRUSH THE HAIR
part the hair from front to back
and from ear to ear, then with a
hair brush, each quarter both
on bottom and top with an upward
stroke Of the brush, not allowing
the bristles Of the brush to touch
the scalp. Roll the brush as you
draw it through the hair this
combs and brushes each hair
bringing out the natural beauty Of
the hair.
In general, before you defer to
some prevailing style look at your
own head, profile and face. Dress
your hair according to your owr
individuality of features. Dress II
in accordance with its natural ha-
bits of growth. Better to lool
charming and attractive with YOU
hair dressed in a style naturally
becoming to you, than to conform
to some fashionable hair DRESSING
fad that is unbecoming. Also re
member that your DRESS shoul'
influence your eoiffurs to soms Dc
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

A relief map of the entire West,
constructed in 1000 sections, will
be 100 by ITO feet when assembled
in the Hall of Western States at
the 1889 California Worlds Fair.
More than 200 900 flowers will be
used in fashioning a Treasure Is
land 4oat for the Tournament Of
Roses parade In Pasadena to invite
everyone to the 1889 Golden Gate
international Exposition.
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o E r

By WILLIAM HENRY HUFF
for AMP
Id swim the sea to Honolulu
To be alone an hour with Beulah:
I'd swim the lake
For Sarah's sake
And walk away to California
To dance but once with dear
Luvenia.
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Oh O0o
or two friends.
And for that
occasion. moth
Ing beats wanles
~ the piece dc
resistance. Start
on with tomato
juice. then serve
Fl q Wanles
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ulcers and would have to diet the
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taking von's Tablets, / weigh III
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II. L. Why husband wants me
10 become a mother. He doesn't
treat me so good now and I am
wondering If he would do any bet
ter II we were to have a baby?
Ans: II he doesn't live the right
way for the first forty-five years
of his life, then a BABY isn't go-
ing to change him to any great ex-
tent. / am afraid that a baby is
q bit out of the question anyway.
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right on this property dealf
Ans: He will yes. He should
be able to make a reasonable am
cunt of profit from such a deal.
In time he will benefit from this
deal.
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A regiment of lovely mannequins
will model $4,000 900 worth of furs
at a fashion show on Treasure Is
land at the 1889 California Worlds
Fair.
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press. Both must harmonize.
(Read next week the CARE of the
TEETH)
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n. I. MI wish to know will
conditions change financially for
my husband and I or will we have
10 move into another town?
Ans: A change of addresses
isn't going to improve your financ-
ial condition. Both you and your
husband mus. make up your
minds to GET EMPLOYMENT
whethe. you like the city or not,
IL your income Is fair, you will
change your mind about the loca-
ton you r in.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Hot dogs will be dispensed at 70
stands and grills on Treasure Is
land at the 1889 California Worlds
Fair.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

M. S.-Do you think that my
husband is going to come out al
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

G. B X.-I am giving up my
teaching position this next SEM
ester and | wish to know from you
If you think that | am using good
Judgement
Ans: Inded you arc. You are
marrying a man who Is able to
take care of you and provide o
comfortable home-why should you
not make the home a real comfort
to him. Give up your work and
concentrate on trying to be n good
wife and you will not have any
thing at all to worry about.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
THE MALAY STRAITS
(By Martin l. Harvey, Jr., for
AMP

The Malay Straits, which include
the world renowned city of Singa-
pore, is a melting pot of races. In
dams, Malayans, Chinese, Furasi-
ans, and Europeans all live in this
Land which rs mostly under the
rule of Great Britain, with a few
seperate states.
Intermarriage has taken place
among the distinctive racial groups
and they live together rather har-
m~oniousIy. One Of the most inter-
esting groups are the Furasians.
The offspring Of marriages Fura-
SLAMS. The off-springs Of marriages
Europeans and Indians, this group
often forms a seperate group eco
nomically. They tend to feel super
Tor to the Indians, and inferior to
the Europeans. In some cases they
have separate schools, and cultu'
raj groups. They usually becom'
clerks and workers in offices. A!
1
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MY NEW ASTROLOGY READ
cS ARE NOW READY

P, H.-Win ~ mar that | have
in mind have success in getting
the job that he has in mindf If
30, then what does the future hold
FOR usY
Ans: This friend of yours Is go
ing to get the joblbefore the
month of March. When he receiv-
Is q few pay checks, he will put
q mighty important question be-
fore you'll feel that you will be
s1e future Mrs. in his household.
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two indoor seasons.
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e Samples Of Remarkable
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G. B.-This friend of mine has
asked me many times to marry
him and when | told him | was
ready, then he acted as Il he
thought l was out of my head or
something. What is his idea any
way,
Ans: He's a "city slicker'
this is just his line to fool the
girls with. He has no idea of
marrying you or anyone else and
IL you know what's good for you,
you will drop him and have nothing
moro TO do with him. Next time
he comes down your way and asks
for a date-turn him down.
w. r. Tt am getting old and
farm work is my life's work and
am just wondering il I will be able
to make a success of it this year
alone?
ASH: / don't think you should
try it alone. Arrange to get you
a share cropper or a renter on your
place to help do the work. 1t is
better that you not make so much
and take car of your health and
you aren't actually dependent on
the farm anyway.
Evening star., 1939-08-29
Seal Requests Two
New Tax Attorneys
For Next Year
Corporation Counsel
Says Income Levy Makes
More Help Necessary

Corporation Counsel Elwood Seal
has asked for two new tax at
torneys for the next fiscal year in
his budget estimates for 1941, it was
learned yesterday.
The new positions. he told the
Commissioners in requesting a total
Of $l39,140, are made necessary by
the Districts new revenue act set
ting up new methods of raising
revenue in this jurisdiction-notably
the personal income tax.
Mr.. Seal said the volume of work
and Interpretation which is bound
to arise under the act will require
the services of two attorneys of "un-
usual ability to cope with them.
One post would pay $4,000 and the
other $500.
In addition, two new clerks and a
chauffeur are asked, whose salaries.
together with those of the new tax
attorneys, make up the total of
about $4,000 by which the 1941 esti-
mates exceed those of the current
fiscal year.
Mr.. Seal said the chauffeur was
badly needed because of the nu-
merous trips which he and his as
sistants must make to the Capitol
during sessions of Congress, to court
and to transport jurors to view land
involved in condemnation proceed
ings.