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Coming Attractions

EARLE-"The Roaring Twen-
ties" tale of that turbulent
decade which ended with that
October Thursday in 1929. is
next on the schedule. Stars
are Jimmy Cagney and Pris-
ella Lane and a number Of
other capable people will be
about. The stage show. Star
Parade Revue" will present
Mary Carlisle. Jack Haley and
Jack Teagarden and his or.
chestra.
CAPITOL-"Fast and Furious" +"
new comedy romance of the
fast and furious sort. opens
Friday. Ann Sothern and
Franchot Tone are leaders in
the comedy and romance. The
stage show will be headlined
by the personal appearance
Of Eddie Cantor.
KEITH S The Road Back"
film version of Erich Maria
Remaroue's novel of the Ger
many after the last war. is set
to follow Rio" the current
attraction.
PALACE Beau Geste.' new
cinema version of the tale.
with Gary Cooper in the lead
ing role. finally arrives in
Washington. 1t is next on the
schedule. following the cur
rent run of The Rains
Came"
METROPOLITAN - ~ Boat
29.' all about a U-boat COM
mander in World War I, is
the next attraction. Conrad
Veidt is the commander. Va
lerie Hobson and Sebastian
Shaw other people involved in
the exciting doings.
Evening star., 1939-10-22

lIuiIl ldSl. III IcdllS. tlle NeldBt,
director is pretty miserable crea-
ture He chatters to himself instead
of sleeping all night. Finishing a
picture. he more often than not fees
Hollywood for long rest in the
mountains or desert.
Things are always going wrong on
q movie set-and the No. l goat in
every instance is the director It's
nerve-racking. thankless job and.
if you're still skeptical. let's look in
on one of the bitter experiences of
Lloyd Bacon.
Bacon had carefully rehearsed his
master shot, showing small town
bank robbery for invisible stripes"
which features George Raft, Hum
phrey Bogart and Jane Bryan in
typical gangster shoot 'em-up drama
1t was an outside scene on a sleepy
MldWestern street. built to order on
the Warner Bros. backlot.
The rehearsals-five of them
worked perfectly. AS an aged watch
man ambled toward the bank to
unlock the door at opening time, an
automobile screeched to the curb
Out of it stepped Paul Kelly, bandit
leader. and Joe Bowling. a brother
mug. Dowling walked briskly toward
drug store. Kelly trailed the
watchman to the bank door. Right
on schedule. second car roared up
to the curb from the opposite direc-
ton.
From this car emerged Messrs.
Raft and Bogart. wearing their best
bank robbery glares. They hurried
across the street and into the bank
The rehearsal was still on. Kelly
(bank loot in briefcase). Raft,
Bogart and other gunmen scurried
out of the bank and ran for their
cars. AS the cars thundered from
the scene a gray-haired, stopped
little bank manager appeared in the
doorway. He began emptying his
gun at the retreating marauders,
drawing witherine fire in return.
That's it," Bacon announced.
lets shoot it."
Big arc lights were turned on
The bandit cars rolled back to their
starting positions. The grocer next
to the bank began sweeping his side
walk.
Camera !" Bacon ordered.
As before, the two bandit cars
pulled up. The watchman turned
his key and entered the bank, to be
followed by the bandits. There was
the expected pause for the robbers
to scoop up the cash and make their
eXit-and then something almost un-
believable happened.
Instead of bandits running out of
the bank the little bank manager
suddenly appeared in the doorway.
He came on the run and he was
shooting-plenty!
In his excitement. he had blocked
the door, preventing Raft. Bogart
and company from following di-
rectors orders.
But the bank manager was not
to be denied. Alone, he shot up"
the town, drowning out the dying
animal cry let loose by the dis
traught Bacon.
Meanwhile. the faces of Raft and
Bogart appeared in the doorway.
They gave the bank manager their
Evening star., 1939-10-22
Irving's Legend

Washington Irving's Legend OF
Sleepy Hollow" has been added to
Edward Smalls list of productions
to be made In the immediate fu-
ture. Small will announce a team
of writer's within the next few days
who will be assigned to the SCREEN
play of this classic of the Headless
HOrsPmAn.
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In the Cinema the Director
Does Have His Troubles
There's Lloyd Bacon, for Instance,
Whose Bank.Robbing Plans
Go Slightly Awry
HOLLYWOOD

So think would be swell a
mental picture of yourself outfit
chair which inscribed
members in is
Clark Gable maybe Bette Davisust of
ing for do the histronic molding.
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comedians of her childhood, when
she attended movies in her native
city of Oslo. Norway.
1t was thrill for Sonia to have
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him working on her set-as much
of a thrill as it was for Tollaire
when Sonia begged him for an au-
tographed picture Of himself.
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Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Weel

w Neek|
SATURDAY
1.-The Giri From
Mexico" and THE
Night Riders"
Lana Turner
in
DANCING Co-Ed."
Nancy Drew and Hid
den Staircase" "Mu-
tiny on Black Hawk"
"southwsrd Ho"
and
"Everybody's Hobby"
Randolph Scott
in
Coast Guard"
-Four Feathers" and
Chicken Wagon Fam
ily." Also STAGE show.
Bonita Granville in
Nancy Drew and the
Hidden Staircase "
Grand Jury Secrets"
and
"Escape."
wallace Beery and
Che ster Morris in
Thunder Adoat."
"Kansas Terror"
flight at Nidnixht."
Vaudeville on Stase.
Charles Boyer. Irene
Dunno. when To.
morrow Comes
Bob Burns in
Our Leading
Citizen"
Wyoming Outlay"
and Judge Hardys
Children"
Sunset Trail"
and
''Ehe Married 4 Cop"
'Blackmail" and
Pride OF the Blue
Glass"
Tyrone Power and
Henry Fonda in
Jesse James"
Randolph Scott and
Nancy Kelly in
Frontier Marshal"
Donald Woods in
Heritage of the
Desert"
"Aagnincent Fraud"
and
Desperate Trails"
Gene Autry and
Smiley Burnette in
In Old Monterey"
Penny Singleton in
Blonde Takes Q
Vacation
Unexpected Father"
and
Five Came Back"
Johnny Weissmuller,
Tartan Finds q Son. +"
Also STAGE show.
Some Like 1t Hot -
BULLDOG Drummond's .
Bride"
Il Stole q Million"
and "Undercover
Doctor"
Edward g. Robinson
in "Biackmail."
AM,-"Old Mexico" "
"Undercover Doctor"
and
wyoming OUTLAW"
Singing Cowgirl"
and
g. s. o. Tidal Wave. +"
To be announced.
North of the Yukon"
and Grace Allen
Muroer Ca Sc"
Bad Lands" and
Oracle Allen Muir
der Case
"Mexicall Rose" and
Code OF Secret
Service"
Code of the Streets"
and Frontier MAI
shall"
Oracle Allen Murder
Case and Code OF
the Streets.
Angels Wash Their
Fa aces. A.M.-"Flve
Little Peppers.
The Saint in Lon
don" and Forged
Passport.
Joel McCrea and
Barbara Stanwyck in
Union Pacific -
Joan Bennett. Louis
Hayward. The Man
in the Iron Mask.
James Ellison and
Ann Sothern in
Hotel for Women"
Prairie Justice" and
She Married q
Cop.
Basil Rsthbone in
Adventures OF Sher-
lock Holmes"
Basil Rathbone in
Adventures OF Sher-
lock Holmes"
Unmarried" and
Silver on the
Saee."
Basil Rathbone in
Adventures of Sher-
lock Holmes"
Oracle Allen Murder
Case and Quick
Millions"
"Koneo Wild Stall
lion" and
Hero for a Day"
Angels Wash Their
Faces Morning
Barefoot Boy"
Wallace Beery and
Chester Morris in
Thunder Afloat."
Gloria Jean
In
THE Underpup."
Ann Sheridan and Pat
o Brien in Indian
apolis Speedway"
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This \
FRIDAY
The Sun Never Sets"
and
Way Down South"
Carole Lombard and
Cary Grant in
In Name Only"
Frank Morxan and
Judy Garland in
wizard OF Or"
John Clements and
June Duprex in
-Four Feathers"
Gene Autry
in
"Nexicali Rose"
-Four Feathers" and
Chicken WaGon Fam
lily" Also stage show.
Give Brook an
AargaTet Lindsay in
'-Cavalcade.
Richard Arlen in
"Autiny on the Black
Hawk"
Basil Rathbone in
Adventures OF 6hef-
lock Holmes"
Charles Boyer, Jean
Arthur. History Il
Made at Night."
Charles Boyer. Irene
Dunno. when To-
morrow Comes"
Ann Sheridan. Dead
End" Kids. Angels
wash Their Faces
Baby Sandy
in
Unexpected Father"
Good Girls Go to
Paris and They AL
Come Back"
Frank MORGAN and
Judy Garland in
Wizard Of Or
Barbara Stanwyck
and Adolphe Menjou
in Golden Boy"
Johnny Downs
IN
"Hs waiian Nights"
Barbara Stanwyck
and Adolphe MenJou
in Golden Boy"
Pat OBrien and Gale
Page in Indian
apo!is Speedway"
Jane Withers in
Chicken WAGON
Family"
Glneer NOBeTk
IN
Bachelor Mother"
Sonia Henie in
Second Fiddle"
Also Big House.
Johnny Weissmuller.
"TarZan Finds Q Son. !"
Also STAGE show.
Lloyd Nolan
in
"Undercover Doctor. Z"
Carole Lombard and
Cary Grant in
In Name Only"
q Robert Young and
Florence Rice in
Miracles for Sale"
Desperate Trails"
and
"EX- Champ"
Five Came Back
and
Winter Carnival"
To be announced.
North of the Yukon"
and "Gracie Allen
Murder Case.
All comedy show. with
Popeye. Henry Ar
meta. Our Gang. etc.
Wallace Beery
Thunder Afioat."
Judy Garland and
Fra nix Morgan 10
Wizard OF Or "
Oracle Allen Murder
Case and Code o!
the Streets"
Jbel McCrea and
Brenda Marshall IN
"Espionage Agent"
ON Borrowed Time"
and Jones Family II
Hollywood"
Joel AcCrea and
Barbara Stanwyck in
Union Pacific -
Joan Bennett. Louis
Hayward. The Man
IN the Iron Mask. "
Three Mesqulteers
in
New Frontiers"
Edmund Lowe in
Witness Vanlshes."
Also Gun Packer"
Blng Crosby
in
Star Maker"
John Garfield. Pris-
ella Lane. Dust Be
Ny De stiny,"
On Borrowed Time"
and
"Smugeled Carso."
Ba sill Rathbone In
Adventures OF Sher-
lock Holmes
"Million-Dollar LEGS"
and Good Girls Go
to Paris"
Carole Lombard and
Cary Grant in
I'm Name Only"
Gloria Jean
in
"Underpup.".
Basil Rathbone in
Adventures of Sher-
lock Holmes
Gloria Jean
in
THE Underpup."
Arthur Lake. Penny
Singleton. Blonde
Takes a Vacation"
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Joan Bennett. Louis
Hayward. The Man
in the Iron Mask.
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WEDNESDAY

James Stewart. Jean
Arthur. Mr.. Smith
Goes to Washington, -
Evening star., 1939-10-22

Angels Wash Their
Fa ces." A.M.-"Flve
I.iiiln Penners
Evening star., 1939-10-22

Joel AcCrea and
Barbara Stanwyck in
"Union PACING :,
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North of the Yukon"
and Grace Allen
MurnRr CaSe
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william Holden and
Barbara 6tanwyck In
Golden Boy"
Evening star., 1939-10-22

Oracle Allen Murder
Case and Code Of
tl,a Ctvoa,
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
EUREKA GUN CLUB

Jim Flemster, we'll knows sport
sman, who likes all games of sport,
extraordinary good whist player
also bridge player; don't mention
the game you call pitch. Why Jim
had rather catch a jack than eat
3 dozen pancakes. | remember one
day he caught a fellow players
jack. He hit the table so hard the
table splintered like a II year old
house single. The table put jim
back 5 bucks to replace it. He
didn't mind. He paid for the table
right then and there. He caught
a jack. You know this fellow jim
belongs to that good gun club, the
Eureka, so Jim and MCGEE, the
barber, decided to slip out to the
range and do a little shooting.
You know pulling a fast one on
the rest of the boys. This Jim has
got about so or rs different kinds
of shooting irons. He got 'em from
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

Seen on the Stroll Looking like
a million
Miss Hortense Harper in compa-
ny with Miss Eva Mae Stewart
just cruising along admiring the
sights.
Miss Ruby Artisen and Miss Bet
ty Jean James enjoying a delicious
triple deck Ice Cream one Oh
so good
Master Edwin Riggs cruising up
and down the stroll in his beau
tiful new coupe enjoying life.
Mr.. James Jewell standing on
oath and Lake looking The night
life over, greeting and shaking
hands with old friends.
Seen at the H & nj
Mrs. Hattie Moore, Mrs. Edna
Thomas, Mrs. Ida Sears, Mr.. Cur
It's Evans known to his many
friends as small, a foursome hav-
ing a wonderful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Frye just
looking the situation over.
Mrs. Ruby Rountree just laugh
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POIsoNs
and STOP GETTING up NIGHTS

get a 35-cent package of GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Capsules and
take as directed.
This harmless, tried and true
medicine gives results-you should
feel better in a few days, as this
effective diuretic and kidney slim
ulant drives excess uric acid from
tho body which is often the ag-
gravation of joint agony, sciatica
and neuritis.
Don't be an EASY MARK and
accept a substitute-Ask for Gold
Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules
right from HARLEM in Holland.
GET GOLD MEDAL-the origin
al-the genuine. Look for the Gold
Medal ON the box-35 cents.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
DIR. r. l.. Anderson,
Profess or Biology, to
Appear on Program
To Appear at Johnson C.
Smith T., on Program of
International Congress of
Genetics In Edinburgh

Charlotte, N, c., August 8
CAMP Dr.. R. l.. Anderson, pro-
fessor of biology and chairman of
the division of mathematics and
sciences at Johnson C Smith Uni
versity, sails on the Steamship
George on Aug. 5 for Edinburgh,
Scotland, where he will appear on
the program of the international
Congress of Genetics.
DR.. Anderson holds the bachelor,
master and PH.D. degrees from
the University of Pittsburgh Since
receiving his degrees he has done
outstanding work at the Marine
Biological laboratories, Woods
Hole, Mass. In recognition of this
work he has been asked to pre-
sent his findings before this in
ternational congress.
In the field of biology, DR.. An
derson has written several articles
which have appeared in various
scientific magazines He has also
written a number of articles in
collaboration with other eminent
biologists. He is a member of the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science, the Genetic
Society of America and Sigma
il Honorary Scientific society. DR..
Anderson is the first Negro to APP
pear before this international con-
gres1.
While in Europe, DR.. Anderson
will visit the various biological
laboratories in Russia, France.
Norway, Sweden, England and
Germany.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

George Washington's time up to
now, so he took one of his old guns
to try It out, a 10 guage single
Darrell. Jim and MCGEE arrived at
the club, took Their shooting irons
out of the bag. Jim loaded the sim
gle Darrell. MCGEE pulled the trig-
ger for the blue rock. 1t sailed in
the air, Jim took aim and fired
MCGEE looked up and didn't see
Jim. He began to wonder. Off he
went to find Jim.
About two minutes of searching
he found Jim stretched out on the
ground with his left eye the size
of a wild goose egg and as black
as a freight engine. The gun kicked
Jim in the eye. The first thing
JIM thought is what the ladam is
going to say. She will think some
body showed a left hook in my eye
mo, no." said MCGEE, ~ will tell
her better"
"Just your word won't do" says
Jim. 81 tell you what we'll do. II
go get Noah Thomas. She will be.
lievo Noah"
So the shooting match was of
for the time being. Off they q
to find Mr.. Thomas. About 11:9C
PM they found Noah. After the!
explained the accident to Noah
he decided to help his old frienC
by going home with him to ex
plain to the madam about th'
black eye. The madam believed No
ah but not MCGEE and Jim. So yoI
can buy a brand new single bar
rell 10 gauge shotgun for ? do
zen eggs. just see Jim Flemstei
but don't say nothing about tn,
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
TUXEDO B SHOP

On Thursday morning, Aug. 3rd
about noon, Mr.. Junior Love deci-
led he needed a hair cut so off to
the Tuxedo Barber Shop he went
to his favorite barber, Mr.. Joe Bail
ey. While Bailey was pursuing his
profession an argument arose "a
bout the 100 yard dash. Mr. Love
said he was 9 second mar in school
Mr.. Bailey dropped his sheers on
the floor when Love said that. Why
| can out run you right now" said
Bailey.
"What?! said Love.
For l buck | a beat you in
100 yard DASH"
Mr.. Love tore his pocket slight
ly getting his wallet out to cover
Mr.. Bailey's buck. SO they went
to the starting point. Mr.. Love still
got the barber cloth around his
neck. Bailey sees the barber cloth
but doesn't mention it. They ar
rive at the starting point both safe
and sound. They pause for a few
second. They are off. They come
laundering down oath street be-
tween Grant and Burdette about
2 and one-fourth miles per hour,
They reach the finish fairly. Both
out of breath and dead tired are
they. After 10 minutes rest Bail
ey asks who won. The JUDGES did
not have a Gamers to take the
finish so they called it a dead heat
| will bet 30 cents that the city
gambler better known as Gardner
Macklin can out run both of them
100 yards or so yards. The bel
is open any time they choose. Bal
ley had to take the rest of the
day off, stiff as a board. Mr.. Love
went home and hit the hay.
"Never again." said both.
The crowd roared.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
on any young lady.

tune of A to O. That got to be a
regular habit shutting out the 4C
Hezzie is giving notice to the other
3 teams that he is out to win the
remainder of the schedule so look
out boys. Things went along right
well. Brother John Law was there
in case of trouble. Except for
breaking up a crap game the law
'onnd things rather dull.
HISS beating again
The Woodson Center, the boys
from pig town, beat Nose Ran
sons team 10 to 7. Noses pit
cher was wilder than the March
Rabbit. But the HISS out hit the
boys from South Side. Most of
their runs was on errors by the
young pitcher. | still believe the
HISS is the best team among the
q teams. Joe Brooks is Moses best
pitcher. Why he didn't send Joe
in to save the game is a mystery
to me and all the fans. He is
still z games in the lead. No wor-
ry on Noses part.
August 4th
Hezzie All Stars gave Woodsor
Center a sound trouncing by the
score of 9 to 2. This All Star team
of Hezzie's just ran wild on the
base. Woodson Center went to pie.
ces after the 4th, z runs in one
inning on a few hits and lots OF
errors. Hezzie keeps on having
those lucky nights as Jack Black.
burn says when Joe Louis knocks
some palooka cold, another lucky
night for Hezzie.
Nose Ranson's HISS lost a heart
breaker to the &C Friday night be
fore 1000 fans. The &C had Mos,
shut out until the 7th. Not even /;
hit. Fountain beat Que one to t.
infield and a double to the cente.
fielder coupled with 2 errors net
ted the HISS 3 talleys, The fina
score 4 to 2.
Where does Nose get so man!
beautiful young ladies that sit OF
the HISS bench or do you guaran
tee your self some extra fine roo
ters? Keep up the fire, Nose, yol
are a cinch to win the pennant il
your league. Give Joe Brooks
good rest and he will beat tn,
teams that have been beating him
We know you were Handicapped
Friday. 4 of your best player
were absent from the line up. o.
course, you know that your player
must eat. In order to eat you mus
work. I do, l am sure.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
4 O'CLOCK
in the MORNING
On N. 24th St.
By Richard Stanley

: ing at the world so happy.
AT THE COTTON CLUB
Mr.. Tom Moore, man about
town enjoying a bottle of some
thing cold.
Party of four:
Mr.. Spencer Grey, Mr.. Dave
Ferguson, his beautiful sister,
Mercedes and lovable mother Mrs.
Cleota Reynolds getting a real
kick out of the floor show. Mrs.
Margaret Starks attendant to their
desires.
Party of four
Mrs. Hazel Wainwright, Mrs.
Maxine Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. u
lysess (Gabby) Watson having a
most enjoyable time.
A LITTLE CHATTER ON MY
PART
| wonder why Dave and Spen-
Ger Grey are inseparable in town
and the worlds best pals between
Omaha and Oakland, but as soon
as the train reaches the High
bridge fire works begin. That
bridge must hold some evil charm
Cor them.
WHAT | SEEN WITH MY BLUE
EYES
A beautiful one-half carat dia-
mond engagement ring on the fin.
ger of Mrs. Maxine Owens for
merly the wife of Mr.. Joe Owens.
The lucky gentleman is Mr.. James
Jones of Los Angeles. The event
will take place just as soon as Mrs.
Owen obtains her final decree. Mrs.
Maxine expects to depart for sun
ny California about the 18th of
Sept. for a 3 months stay. Her ma
ny friends and co-workers will miss
her. Mrs. Owens time will be taxed
to capacity with many parties and
social events honoring the depart
ure Mr.. James Jones at present
is employed by the Union Pacific.
Residence will be in Los Angeles.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
Live a Healthier, Hap
pier, Longer Life

Thousands of men and women
wonder why backache bothers
them why they have to visit the
bathroom often at nights-why
flow is scanty and sometimes
smarts and burns.
Any one of these symptoms may
mean that your kidneys and blad-
der need attention now before
these minor symptoms may de-
yelop into serious trouble.
To flush out excess waste poi
sons and acid from kidneys, soothe
your irritated bladder and put
more healthy activity into them,
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

black eye or shake hands with
him. G
The eye is progressing slowly,
but etll remains a dark blue. Nc
Gees side is still sore from laugh
ing bus he don't laugh around jim.
Richard Stanley
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

C. S. My husband cannot write
and | spent 3 weeks at home and
| received a letter from him and
| want to know who wrote it for
him?
Ans: A child in the neigh
borhood wrote the letter for
hint wasn't another wo-
man. | want to urge you to
have more confidence in your
husband for he certainly hasn't
given you any reason to doubt
him.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
HAPPENINGS ON 22ND BUR
DETTE ST.
Soft Ball Games

All Quiet on the Western Front
July End
Hezzie Stars much improved bal
team beat Mr.. .Grey's &c to the
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

to pay her debt, but not be-
fore you make your trip. Cir
c~umstances have been tight
with her here of late, but I
predict a change for the bet
ter soon.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

E. l.. G.=I am a widow with
two fine children. | am young ant
live with my sister who is nice
to US. That ism the thing for We
need things and have no income
and | wish to know if I will meet
some nice man who will make a
home for us and will half way
treat my kids right?
Ans: The rearing of your
children is YOUR RESPON-
SIBILITY and not your sis
tiers or anyone elses. You look
over the fact that you will
have to find woRk-get out
and search until you do. If you
try hard enough you will find
a job and you will again be
happy when you become self
supporting. There won't be a
marriage for you soon, and
when you do marry, choose
someone you know will be kind
to your youngsters.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12
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The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

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The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

L.. T. b. am single and go
with a married man. We love each
other dearly. Is it true that if I
don't have him some one else will
as all married couples go with
else? Ny family warns
against going with him but |
will not stop. What am I to do :?
Ans: All married couples
do not stoop to such bad be-
havior as you believe them to
do. No one can help you
young lady until you decide to
help yourself and give this
man up. Don't you realize that
you + keeping him away
from a wife and THREE
SMALL ~CHILDREN-did it
ever occur to you that some
day you would be in>the same
boat as this woman and it
would break your heart too.
Please be sensible and stop
going with this man S he
has. absolutely nothing to of
fer you as you will find later.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-12

M. J. M.-Would it be advisable
for me to go to Beauty School to
prepare myself to eeach Beauty
Culture of continue to work as an
operator?
Ans: Remain as you +
and save every cent you car
At a later date arrange to
open a shop of your own for
in my opinion you are better
qualified to manage than you
would be to teach. May | re-
mind you that you need to
spend more time with your
husband-he is becoming dis
sitisfied.
A. w. A.-Will | v e get the
money that | loaned this lady
friend of mine?
Ans: This woman is going
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