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ASTORIA, Ore. - The 400
foot. heavily laden cement car

ASTORIA, Ore. - The 400
foot, heavily laden cement car
rier Santacruzcement, aground
on a sand bar in Columbia river
10 miles east of Astoria, was ex-
pected to be afloat at 4 p. m.
today, according to a telegram
sent by the captain Of the ship to
Portland cement officials. The
ship went aground in a dense fog
early Friday morning. The Of
ficials said about IS feet Of the
length of the boat was ground
ed. The ship is loaded with 49,
900 barrels of bulk cement,
weighing 1900 short tons, and
was inbound from Davenport,
Calf.
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Ign Eirl. told the committees Friusy
afternoon that German props-
ganda schools taught visiting
American young men and womsn
President Roosevelt had streak
OF Jewish biodu
Mas vooros. former leader In
the German American bund girls
organization. told Of her expert
ences on a bund-sponsored trip 10
Germany.
The propaganda instructors. she
said. told the American visitors
Germany would look toward
America" after gaining control OF
CONTINUED on Page Z. Column 81
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The committee In IN week-eno
recess.
Chairman Martin Dies. d., Tex,
would not reveal the name of the
next witness in the commuters
investigation Of Nszi-Fascist ac-
tivities in the United States, but
he was described rs IA well-known
educator whose professional stand
ing and knowledge Of the facts Ia
beyond dispute"
He win testify. n was sid.
from "first-hsnd experiences"
with efforts 10 INTRODUCES the
Mani theology In universities.
Helen vooros. ie-year-old Brook
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Prince of Holland
SaUes Lives of 4

sOEsT DIX, Netherlands
Prince Bernhard. husband Of
Crown Princess Julians. saved the
lives Of a father and his three
children Friday after his speed
boat coiIided with and sank their
motorDoat
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Mail Fraud Jurors Near End
Of Four Days Deliberation

Suspense Of 80 hours of waiting began To exhaust fed
era attaches Saturday the jury which heard the
Peoples Gas Oil trial carried To U. ~ record for
mail fraud approached record Of It's for lengthy
deliberations.
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TREE STAYS MAN OF 81

CASHMERE, Wash.--A tree zen
on s2-year-old Frank slawsoh rn.
5av in Blewett pass. killing nun
instantly.
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Ndzis taking Over"
Jzouahidn A1n2y
New Hitler Move Furthers ENLIGHTENMENT
OF Poland; Hong Kong Threatened
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

German troop movements the Polish frontier CEN
tered TODAY on Sovaa with which the Reich has concluded
new military agreement Sovaka lies along half the
southern Polish border.
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Final Baseball

AS9kWtlAH t<&A0NW
CFirst ssznsj
nsssss 80. - - 7es--s , 1
wsshssgsss ..see on ezt--e ~ =
Lsfsbyrs. Hsvina ~. ps<kmss
f1I and Peacock. Haynes. App1e-
ton 90 and Terrell.
ClsveIz.1 -. ~ 80 see--s - 3
Cklesss 49,. - - tes--1 ~ !
Alien. Miner 90 and H~msiey.
Lee and fresh. sehIs<fsr ~.
Philadelphia u Nsw York poef-
pcnsd. rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
nrsskiys -. - efi eee--< = !
nessss 49,. - 80 soo-e . .
rre.snsIi and PhsiSs. Lanning. TUE
nsr (sl and Lopsz. Andrswa
Chicago 80. ee1 efe 3ee--5 ~ .
Esttsbssxh 60 - eeo--e Z 4
Lee and Hartnstt. roblp. Hsint-
zeiman (7j. Bianton 90 and
susce; Mueller.
New York At PhiladsIphia. post-
ponsd. rain
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Committee to Be Told Nazis
Invading American Colleges

WASHINGTON-The Dies committee will call a we'll
known educator next week. to attempts to spread
Naz teachings in American universities and colleges, II was
disclosed today.
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STAY OUT OF WOODS"
APPEAL OF FORESTER

OLYMPIA = Faced With the
worst forest fire conditions the
state has had in many years, "
State Forester T. s. Goodyear to-
day Issued an appeal to Washing-
ton travellers and campers to stay
out Of the woods"
We've got about every avail
able man out on the AZ fires on
our lands now. and with condi-
tons for the weekend critical !
don't know what we will do II
more spring up" he said.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
acoma ...............$ 5,52z. 900
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Fair tonight and
Tuesday. Temps. High.
IL; low, 81. Sun rises,
b.l4; sets, 7:1S.
The Washington times., 1939-01-21

FL Capricorn pleasant
happenings will come through
your own rosy outlook. "An aim
in life is the only fortune
worth the finding; and 1t Is not
to be found a foreign lands,
but in the heart ITSELF"
JANUARY % TO FEBRUARY Y
20 (AquariuS) Looks ..,:e you
bribed the stars! To-Day is more
expansive and generous to
AQuarianS than to other ZOdia-
cal natives. Work with your
stars. not against them.
FEBRUARY FL TO MARCH
20 (PIsces) - Happy go lucky
tendencies. So what? Let your
duties and needs dictate your
The Washington times., 1939-01-21
~SS~
~SS0
@S0 0S@
OCTOBER "a TO NOVEM-
REED % ISnnumiN\-VNr hnFn he

OCTOBER "a TO NOVEM.
BER 22 (ScOrpiO) You born be-
fore November 10 have rather
pleasant indications II you don't
deliberately buck against them!
You born after November g.:
Please watch your step that you
don't offend with sharp speech
abruptneSs.
NOVEMBER 23 TO DECEM.
BER 22 (Sagittarius) Matters
OF an artistic nature, prOfeS-
siOnal pursuits and personal
gain not SO favored as are un-
selfish service to others and at
tentiOn to the hOmely, cOlOrIeSS
duties.
DECEMBER 20 TO JANUARY
The Washington times., 1939-01-21
BY Frances Drake

course Of action. Don't neglect
essentials, but neither OverdO.
Good luck!
A CHILD BORN TODAY will
be an intriguing mite, clever
and original, but wanting its
own way too much for its own
good. Correct (by intelligent
rea5Oning) any tendency to
moody spells or emOtiCn&. out
bursts. There is q splendid out
look for this bright child. God
grant It may make goo use of
lis talents and all-arOund capa-
'ility.
This feature also appears In
the Sunday Herald TinIeS.)
Evening star., 1939-10-09
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Oct. 9 op.---Eegs, $3.50;
St steady ~, Mixed coloIs fancy to extra fancy,
onds. 17-1s; mediums 15a.-Ie: dirties,
tor: tor: fancy heavyweishts: ls'.,aais: stand
Whites: Resale Of premium marks.
mnm psaTsy .Hd 14iSsSss .Dees
% ss exchanse sns Standards ets sss7 spEs Resale
Of nearby heavier mediums; 24-2sa.
Nearby and MidWestern,, exchange me
fHm S sstS s1 nearby and RfeSfs Ma
swse;stern western standards. 25-a5ha; firsts. 80
Nearby and MidSestefn, EXCHANGE !pe-
Nearby sT1ss med msdiums; s., =; I. pyI1ets' 49,
ssSie5 hssss sss tasn sis sT,Fs lsss s sTr9 &C.
Seconds Seconds ts4-sS. 1ssSs sssM-ss. ~
mix Ghisss s he'd s4fs sas a?!f! sas: Saa:. fss. s
Chickens. broilers. 1870: fryers: 1871
ss ls FSassrs s4 psDnS f sS ssS Dounds
Northwest, ie-Sx3s. Ducks, barrels. I$is-
i bsgs pound. r0r1s ia17 e soBs Bsup@s pounas
so%ns toms; 2s-ah RSefs; I4H;iSi.; ~ ~
ers. Rocks, 1s; Fowls: eole,ed' -: Leg
ers, Is. BY express: SLOW; chickens. Reds.
hearty s aesa esepFns Southern he s 1s crosses Sss
1919: colored. Southern. 15-16; Leghorns,
IL Fowls c9lored; nearby a7-ls somth ou.h
dium, 21-22. Old roosters, 1918.
Evening star., 1939-10-09
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The October
rally in top flight bonds, which were
hit by last months war liquidation,
was extended over a broad front
today
United States Governments took
a fresh grip on leadership by NOV
ing ahead for gains of as much as
1882 of a point Most Federals were
close to their highs near the final
hour.
Low-yield corporate issues up frac-
tions to a point included Santa Fe
4s of s5, Bethlehem Steel 334. Com
monwealth Edison 312s, Pacific Tele-
phone 34s of '66 (B) and Standard
Oil of New Jersey 334s.
Other corporate groups were
mixed Rails veered toward i'm
provement after an early moderate
selloff Gamers included Southern
Pacific 4l2s of 66, Baltimore & Ohio
Convertible 412s and Erie IS of rs.
Irregular price movements also
marked the foreign list. Australian
and italian issues gained fractions
to 11z points. Norway Municipal
Bank SIS dropped II on small trans
actions Denmark 5l2s retreated
about Ia.
Evening star., 1939-10-09
B. & 0. Plan 10 Slash
Interest Charges
Approved by Court
PROPOSED Is Declared
Advantageous for
All Creditors
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Oct. e.-The Bal {
timore & Ohio Railroads plan for
reduction Of annual fixed interest
charges on its funded debt was ap-
proved by Federal Court today.
The court said the plan is fair
and equitable and indeed highly
desirable and advantageous for all
the creditors as well as in the
public interest, and that it is
feasible in that it has a reasonable
prospect Of being successfully car
ried out =" IL
The plan provides that annual
fixed charges on the funded debt =
Of the company and its subsidiaries
for period Of eight years be re-
duced from $3l ,421 ,742 to 1854, ,679.
Interest is made contingent and
payable only If earned, to the
extent of S11 ,376,435. Z.
Extension of maturities aggre-
eating about s1S5 900, 900 also is pro-
vided under the plan
The application was presented to
Federal Court several weeks ago.
after President Roosevelt signed
the Chandler bill, applicable to,
railroads seeking adjustment The
plan was opposed by minority
group of bondholders.
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Oct. Q R.-Butter 743. 2os;
as, 2sA; 81. 27h; 90, 49,. 50, s4ls;
Ss. 23la; 90, centralized carlots 26l4-12
Eggs. ,4.4s9: firm: fresh graded extra
f1rsts local %: cars. %; nrsts, local. 1917;
cars 10: current receipts. Il; refrigerator,
extras, 17H.;; standards, Il; frsts: l6A.
AZ pounds up, ,14ls under ~, pounds,
pounds and under colored, 1877: Plymouth
Rock, Is; White Rock. is; Leghorn broil-
ers, :, pounds and under. l4l2; Le2horn
springs over :, pounds, II; springs, 4
pounds np. co'ored. 10; Plymouth Rock,
IA; White Rock IA; under pounds.
co!ored l3; Plymouth Rock IS: White
Rock, Ia bareback chickens. IL; roosters,
pounds up. colored, u: white, 49, small.
colored, 0; small. white, 10; geese. IA;
turkeys. toms l4la: hens Il.
s. shipments Saturday 500: Sunday So
North Dakota Cobbers Arm. slightly
stronger tendency; other varieties all sec
tons about steady: supplies. heavy, demand
slow; sacked per cwt.. Idaho Russet Bur-
banks rs u os, Ne J. a Washed i I4G159; s;o, IN
U; S. No. !. washed; burlsp sacks few
umphs. s5 TO 90 per cent U. S No. /,
3O-35: North Dakota Red River Valley
section Cobblers 90 per cent U. S. No J.,
1.l0-15: Bliss Triumphs, 40 per cent or
better U. S. No ]. 1.15-25; Early Ohios,
IS to 40 per cent u S. No. /, 11O-2O;
Minnesota Red River Valley section Cob.
blers. U COMMERCIALS, 1.10: sandland
Wisconsin Round Whites, U. s. No. /,
l0-l5
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Reed Drug Volume
Sets New Record
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Reed Drug
Co. reports September sales rose to
a new all time peak for that month
and were the highest in companys
history with the exception of the
December Christmas holiday sales of
1887 and 1898.
September, 1899, sales amounted to
5000, ,499 as against $176,329 for the
same month in 1888; an increase OF
1873 per cent. .r.
Sales for the nine months ended
with September this year were ST.
656. .449 compared with 81 SGT sos for
the same period last year.
Evening star., 1939-10-09

AISo eXtrA OF eXtrdS,
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
eaation OF Securities Dealers, Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
Ahould indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Crude Oil Prices

TULSA Oct R-Bese crude oil
prices: Midcontinent area: Illinois, 81 06:
to 81 10: North, North Central and West
Central Texas gravity scale, u cents to
S1.O3 East Texas, S1.10:. West Texas,
Louisiana Arkansas, gravity scale. 73 cents
to S1.O5 Rocky mountain area. Salt
Creek Wyo, gravity scale. SO cents to
bradford -Alleghany), S2.2k. Same Grade
in Southwest Pennsylyania lines. 81 30.
same Grade In Eureka lines, u .64S Same
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Textile Firm Finds
Profits Well Ahead
Of Year Ago
United Merchants Shows
Sl,466,196 Net for
Eleven Months
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-United Mer-
chants & Manufacturers, Inc, man.
ufacturers of cotton, silk and rayon
textiles, reported for the II months
ended June 80 consolidated net
profit of $1,466, 1876, equal to $2.44
a share on capital stock. For the
year ended July 81, 1898, the COM
pany reported net loss of $951,724
The fiscal year has been changed
to end June 30. Domestic plants
are in South Carolina. Connecticut,
Massachusetts, and New Jersey.
Wilson Jones Co.
Wilson-Jones Co. reported for the
fiscal year ended August 81 net
profit of $95,655, equal to IS cents
share on capital stock. This
compared with $32,552, or II cents
share, in the preceding fiscal year.
Plants at Chicago and Elizabeth,
N. j., produce loose-leaf binders,
blank books and like materials.
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Bank Rote Boosted

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 8 R-The
Danish National Bank today raised
its discount rate from 41a to 51a per
cent, the second increase since war
started In Europe. The rate was
3h per cent before hostilities began.
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Investing Companies

NEW YORK Oct Q lRl.-Na tional As
sociation of Securities Dealers Inc:
Noon nuotations.l
Evening star., 1939-10-09

In BANKRUPTCY or feceivership or be,ns
reoreanixed under Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed ny such companies
Rates OF dividends lp the FOREGOING table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or seni-apnuaI declara ton On
less otherwise noted special or extra divi.
den Is are not includeo
~ Ex dividend II IL rights o Also
extrs or extras Paid last year fPay-
ape IN stock Declared OF oeid 20 far
this wear Cash or stock Accumu-
lated dividend oaid or declared this year
" Under rule w With warrants ~
W1thouf warrants var Warrants
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Good VuIue Received

CASPER, Wyo. R.-Mrs. WAL
ter Houston thinks she got her
moneys worth out Of q dozen eggs
she purchased recently. Each egg
In the dozen had q double yoIk.
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Puris Exchunoe Rutes

PARIS, Oct R,.-The United States
dollar closed UNCHANGED at 1880 francs
(2.2S3 cents to the france In the foreign
exchange market today, compared with
over the week end. Exchanse on London.
176.626. Three per cent .rentes In the
bourse we're 66.2b francs: 4lsS "a" 1880;
4As 1887, 1850.
Evening star., 1939-10-09

New York Sugar
.uls. ssw 4. rSns as,uss g. s1:1 .au.1 y:
s;ls ssps:ns:I. SsEsh s.ss! .s May sa0 'nl' sss'
Evening star., 1939-10-09

sociatfon Of Securities Dealers Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers. but
should indicate approximate prices, and
unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted
bv the SPONSORS or issuers.
'Asterisk indicates. Not quoted by
sponsors or issuers.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23

McGill has hit the old nail on
good fun and songs. Look like
the head. Well, speaking of Nc
Gill, | want to congratulate Mac
and you will too when you read
this. About two weeks ago Travis
Dixon was hunting vainly for
some good samartin to indorse
him $113 dollars. One hundred and
thirteen dollars to place a colored
soccer ball team in the city lea
que as you know that money is
hard to find, especially as a
gift. So | sent him to talk to
McGill. About a half hours talk
ing and convincing by the we'll
known Travis, and he emerged
victorious Smiles all over his
face. So now your kids and mine
will play soccer ball this fall.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23

Thanks to Eugene McGill for
kindness and thoughtfullness of
the young Negroes. l do hope the
team will prove to all concerned
that they are worthy of the con
sideration that was shown them
Ito the team. You can win even
If you lose on points. Just play
the game square and hard. Win
or lose, smile. After you give
your level best, nobody can do
better. Remember, in all games,
somebody loses. Just follow your
managers instructions and give
yours all in the end you will
emerge victorious, clearly and
squarely Is the success to all
games of sport. Here's hoping
the next champion soccer team
will be the Storz. Good luck and
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
The Omaha Guide

cations equal to those given at the
University of Missouri?
If the state is permitted to get
away with its plan to set up an
inferior law school for Negroes
it will Immediately become a pat
tern to which every Southern
state will conform. And thus the
decision in the Gaines case will
be e%masculated on the altar OF
prejudice and discrimination.
It was seen as soon as the
Gaines decision was rendered that
the Southern states would fight
to the end any attempt of Negro
students to enter graduate schools
provide inferior graduate schools
wherever they were forced to for
Negroes. Because of this, it is
mandatory to fight the deal the
State of Missouri is now pulling
at the expense of the Negro citi-
zens and in spite of the Supreme
Court. A complete victory in the
Gaines case will not be won until
the Southern states are com
PEELED to live up to the lester of
the law. Any compromise u
basically and legally wrong.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
EDITORIAL OF THE WEEK
(From the Amsterdam News, N
Y. City, Sept. 9, 1887
Evading the Law


The setting up of a jim-crow
mushroom law school in st. Louis
as a part of Lincoln University of
Missouri is a direct affront to the
Negro race and the Supreme
Court which ruled last year in the
Gaines cast that the State of
Missouri would have to admit Ne
groes to the law school at the
University of Missouri or provide
a law school equal to it. The jim
crow school is, as a matter of
fact, a violation of the constitu-
ton, since it will not when open
ed be anywhere near as good as
the state university law school.
The question is, will Missouri
be permitted to get away with
it's avowed intention of violating
the law of the land by setting up
ar inferior school for Negroes?
Or will the Negroes in Missouri
and elsewhere fight this brazen
determination to keep Negro stu
dents from acquiring legal edu-
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
Gold Medal
Harlem Oil
Capsules
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AND BLADDER IRRITATION :.
STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

Ono 35 cent box of these famous
capsules should help put more
healthy activity mo your kidneys
and bladder-flush out harmful
excess waste p~oisons and acid and
prove to you that at last you have
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But be sure and get GOLD
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visits to bathroom at night may
be backache, moist palms, puffy
eyes and scanty passage that oft
times smarts and burns.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23

for practically every industry and
trade.
Va are better prepared for
trouble abroad than in 1914. Plans
have been made for imposing
controls on the stock exchanges
10 prevent disastrous rises or
falls in security quotations. Other
plans have heen made to help
stabilize industry.
Bal economic factor is that a
lengthy fIr would undoubtedly
result in a British blockade Of
Central Europe, thus cutting of
our trade here.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
MEET AGAIN AFTER %
YEARS

Tuesday, Sept. II, Mr.. Pulford
Johnson of Los Angeles, formerly
Of Shreveport, La, dropped in to
the little city of Omaha to visit
some of his old friends from home
and what a reunion. Bernard
Thomas Dutch Smltty and the
old reporter, we got together and
nothing could separate the old
gang. Just imagine % years ago
we were all in dear old Peabody
High school, together trying to
obtain some knowledge. Well it
looks like Dutch, Smltty and Pull
ford succeeded-here | am. Last
year about Sept. 10, Pulford,
Mother and two sisters paid the
old reporter a visit. They also re-
side in Los Angeles. There is one
more of the old Alma Matters in
Los Angeles by the name OF
George Harper. In fact, the Calf.
City Is filled up with Peabody
graduates-some school.
Clayborn Smith one of Los An
geles' ace detectives, an old pro-
duct of Louisiana takes all the
Shreveport boys and gals from
Los Angeles. Poor Los Angeles.
I've been on my way there for
% years, 50 here | am can't
move another peg.
Some of the boys from home,
in fact, most of the boys have
nick names. For instance, my nick
name was 'Rosmore'. What a mon
icle they hung on me. Well, Pull
ford's nick name was 'Koochie.'
Don't Taught, not his fault. His
sisters name was litter Her
real name, Alma. We have real
names IN La, just IKE you do
in Omaha, so don't start calling
mo 'Rosmore.'
Well, Pulford, is on his way
back to Los Angeles about the
Goth Of December. If some of the
home towners wish to drop him
a card, the address is $40 East
nth St., Los Angeles, Cal. Bill
collectors need not write. All the
family is well. But mother has a
little eye trouble. Rulford an
nounced he was sorry he missed
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton, called
but no one home and his time
vas very short.
81 4 q
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
Dreamland 20 Ban
~Jitterbngging

According to Jimmie Jewell,
manager Of the Dreamland, all
leading bathrooms are banning the
JiBterbug dances. SO James decid-
ed to fall in line. He has had
numerous complaints from hun
dreds of dance fans. Jimmie wants
everybody to enjoy themselves,
but somehow the Jitterbug is a
bit annoying, For instance, there
is rarely a dance that 8 to 5 cou-
pies aren't bumped or knocked out
of step. Only a very few who do
like to Jitterbug so there is no
sense Of wreeking the enjoyment
of hundreds of dancers for a Sc
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
4 O'CLOCK
in the MORNING
On NJ. 24th St.
BY Richard Stanley

? 'ecs few In Cleveland, Ohio and
Detroit, Mich, and a host of 9TH
err cities they have special places
roped off for those who want to
Ut erhug, so there will be no in
reference with the other dancers.
So James decided to ban the Jit
terbug IN the Dreamland.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
Special Notice

GptcIal Notlee-
This column is not a scandal
monqer. | don't intend to make
e such. Just good clean fun and
its got to be clean. Lots Of people
have repeatedly asked me to write
about old so and so. Now if you
have a good joke on old SO and SO,
lets you and | get our nozzles to-
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23

Hi-LighiS

Happenings Thas Affect the Din
ner Pals, Dividend Checks and
Tax Bills Of Every Individual.
National and international Prob
lens Inseparable from Local Vel
fare.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23

The Unised Sta .es News OBJ
serves, zone certainty in an IN
certain world nov is this; Pros
rect Of any return to normally
ct home or abroad is gone"
Thus the hazards Of forecast
inc become even more acute. One
thing seems to be true. We viii
continue 10 re-arm on q gigantic
scale and that is naturally a
strongly favorable temporary fac
tor. Builaing up the military es-
Establishment mean nor business
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
God bless you all.
y =
Gotten Club Notes

A new five piece orchestra
known as the Cotton Clue Synco-
pators. Also the beautiful Jean
Powell, the shake-eancer. Jackie
Rogers, another newcomer. Torch
singer, Billy Williams, and Velma
Morris. A whoop ng good floor
show and new faces. The mana
ger announces that from time to
Time, the floor show will be
changed. Two shows nightly, 10
pm. to II midnight.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-23
What I've Seen With
My Blue Eyes

Mr.. Cleo Mortimer, Mrs. Earn.
chffe Blackwell, Mrs. Dorothy
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bar
nett enjoying themselves to the
height of perfec ion. Also Mr..
John Smith and party of 6 in
cluling Mr.. w. C. Williams, Mas
ter of Ceremony, Mr.. James Cole
and party of five with a well fill
ed table, enjoying the night life.
Mr.. Willis Erwin entertaining
the entertainer AMI host of 9TH
ers having a wonderful time.