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The Omaha guide., 1941-03-29
fine FOR KIDNEY
and BLADDER
WEAKNESS
STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS
AND FEEL N

Keep your blood more free from
waste matter, poisons and acid by
putting more activity into kidnev-
and bladder. and you should live a
healthier. happier life.
One efficient. harmless way to do this
is to get from your druggist n 81 cent
box of GOLD MEDAL uaarlern OIL
Capsules and take them n directed
the prompt results shonld delight YOU.
Besides getting up nights. some symptoms
of kidney trouble may be baekache. shifting
pains. puffy eyes.
Don't be an EASY MARK and accept a
substitute - Get Gold Medal HARLEM Oil
Gapanies - the original md genuine. Look
for The Gold Medal on the box - % cents.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-29
OUR HERO
(by Myrtle M. Goodlow)

10y Myrtle vi. OOOul0W)
Dear Vernon Brown,
We want you and your mother
to know
You are not fighting alone,
For God still sits upon His throne.
And looks down with a loving eye
Knowing your every pain and sigh
Though its hard to understand
Yet it was His blessed plan,
To choose you because you are
so strong,
To be an example as you pass a
long.
A symbol of courage for all to see
An example of patience and brav-
cry,
For all souls are not like you
With the grit and spirit to fight
it through.
So you and your mother
Are not alone in your fight
For we are praying with all
our might
For dear Vernon.
The Great Physician
Is Gods only Son,
And when we put u faith in Him
We never fail to win.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-29
two Urban Teams In Finals,

Tive Urban Teams In Finals
The Urban boys club and the
Urban Stars will play in the finals
of the Midwest Open Tourney
this week. The Urban boys earn
cd their right to play in the finals
ky defeating the Mo. Ave. Merch-
ants in the first round 24-2l after
being behind at the half 1O-0 ana
the third quarter 1912. Ihey
heat the Christ Child Center team
Of the Glass A division. They de-
feated the seeded Rinky Drinks 30
81 in the first round. At half
time the Drinks lead 2l-o, but zap
ley and Starnes got hot and put
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-29
MISUNDERSTANDING

The Nebraska Produce Co, wish
es to correct the statement alleg-
ed to have been made by a local
reporter on February q, in n Of
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-29

Official, Mart Thomas, Omaha
u. Scorer, Fred Harrison, om-
lha Tech.
&*&#*%
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Emergency Food Raising Stressed
AT International Flower Show

because they are tho first fertile,
single hybred msriGolds ever 10 he
grown. Lady Halifax" IL . new
white orchid with purple lips. and
% il Fantasia
The Lady sperling' tulip IL .
new. pale yellow shade -- 30 pale
that IL is almost q yellowish cream
tone. Starlight" In an enormous
new white rore. Blanche Bur
pee IL giant forget-me-not.
whose seeds are best sellers.
There are 10 sepcies of ivy. In
GLIDING such well-known favorites
as English. Boston and Irish ivies.
There are 1900 varieties Of orchids.
And there are thousands Of color
full. interesting ANIMALS such a.
you or might raise without too
much trouble.
In an Old World setting. against
a wall OF handmade midland
straw bricks. there's q display Of
plants mentioned In the Bible.
Labels give Biblical names of the
plants and . Biblical reference
where the name Of the plant oc-
ours. Among the specimens are I:
a cedar Of Lebanon: bullrushes Of
the type among which rharosh's
daughter found the infant Moses;
lotus; weeping willow. hyssop,
sycamore and paliurus spina
Christi or Crown of Thorns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
by MARIAN YOUNG

NEW YORk-Even At the In
ternational flower show you can't
forget the war for more than two
minutes at a time.
An air raid shelter with yege-
tables growing on its roof and
sides stands grimly In the space
adjoining = magnificent display Of
fragrant roses.
Britishers are now planting
vegetables on top and sides Of air
raid shelters for two reasons-to
provide families with food. 10 make
shelters less conspicuous from the
air.
Displays OF vegetables amid the
floral exhibits underline the i'm
portance Of food in wartime. Rhu-
barb chard. a new, vitamin-rich
vegetable that is recommended for
flower boxes. borders and window
sill pots as well as for food. is the
talk of the show. The entire GEN.
ter section of one of the most
imaginative flower gardens on ex-
hibition is filled with near rows OF
lettuce, beets, carrots. cabbages,
Swiss chard. and radishes And
the Mems Garden club of New
York shows a Home and Defense"
vegetable garden.
IL looks as IL 1941's exhibitors
at the Janus annual flower show
are doing their bit to show Amer
ica's city and suburban folk not
only how, II they have to, they
can grow their own vegetables in
limited space but also that vege-
table gardens can he almost as
decorative as flowers.
NEW FLOWERS
Also inspired by news in the
headlines are the Pan-American
gardens-each lush array OF
tropical blooms and foliage. One
Of the hsnsomest uses a pinkish-
tan stucco house as background
for a patio with patches Of orange,
cream and bright blue tile be-
tween the center fountain and
tropical borders.
On one side. there's a low hedge
Of gsrdenias. On another, banks
Of leaves are used against the
stucco at the back. while the fore
ground 10 distinguished by q
fuchsia tree three feet high
Among the brand new flowers
making their debuts at the flower
show are the Kate Smith sweet
peas. These are clear red with
exceptionally long and equally
sturdy stems. Any flower fancier
will tell you that red sweet peas
never have been available in Amer
lea until now. These are descend
ants Of the blooms that were pro-
duced in London rs years ago and
which yielded only two ounces of
seed.
PLANTS NAMED
IN THE BIBLE
Wildflower marigolds are news
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SERIAL STORY
CoNscRIPT's WIFE

carton. shseted the chairs and the
sofa. he had no patience for the
way abe dswdled over the little
things. The clock from Bilis Jew
eiry store. the pictures he had
selected. the lamp tha' had besn
. wedding present Once she 70.
tired into . oioset Ia cry. The
man fruntsd. "womens'
The room she found. - the
other end ~ town, was cioss IN
Air Transport The iandlsdy was
. comfortably stout matron who
assured her there was ''oontinu-
ous hot water and . refined at
mosphere" But she was puzzled
by the fact that Mrs, Marshall
wore . wedding ring and had no
husband.
Hes In the Army" said Mar
tina.
"oh..
Martha told Paul In the office.
The refined atmosphere appears
IN mean positively no visitors. en-.
cept in the downstairs parior The
psrior has a complete gallery Of
Mrs. farkin's entire family. In
GLIDING her deceased husband. he
had hsndlebsr mustsehes."
Cheerful" aid Paul what
ever gave you this crazy notion ?"
Train fare 10 camp. and hotel
tariff for week ends.'' she an
swered "on what Air Transport
pays me, II takes close figuring. "
Il see"
CHE had bsen living IN Mrs.
~ Larkin's house nearly . week
and had finally mastered the trick
Of sleeping between the Jumps In
the ancient bed. the day ahs met
CONTINUED on Page IL. Column ~
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CHAPTER XIV
BY BETTY WALLACE

CHAPTER Nv
THINKING over that vaguely
L unsatisfactory visit. Martha
Marshall decided that from now
on she would take the train 10
camp. She would engage . room
In the little hotel in town every
weekend. and spend Saturday
night and Sundays with Bill.
That would cost q grea, deal.
wrinkling her brow over the
problem. she came 20 the concur
sion that the only way TO swing
II was TO give up the apartment.
Il don't need a whole three
room apartment 10 myself any
way. IT'S just a lot Of cleaning,
light bills, phone bills, and grief"
She would find room, live the
way she had lived befors she
married Bill The only problem
was Butch. She hated the thought
Of boarding him out In the coun-
try. yet that was the only solution.
Tho night che drove him out
10 the farm. she felt like a traitor.
Butch regarded her with soft.
mournful eyes. For all her ad-
monishing 10 be good dog. :"
Butch howled dismslly when the
man put him In the hack yard
runway. He thrust his nose
through the wire fencing and con.
tinued TO wall ~ Martha walked
10 the car.
The familys breaking up" shs
murmured sadly. First Bill, now
Butch"
BACKING the furniture for stor-
1 age was a wrench. too. A
burly packer arrived. and he stuck
things sxpertly into barrels: put
the mattress into an enormous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
rs Advisable TO Have
Your Busters Clean

Your aiming wood surfaces will
never be a bit cleaner than the
cloths with which they are pol
ished. Frequent washing Of dust
ers eliminates danger Of grimy
furniture. Once a week. gather up
and soak the soiled busters in A
pail of strong warm suds. II It's
washday. they may be put in the
washer in the suds that are left
from the last tub Of clothes. After
washing. rinse well and dry in the
sunshine. II busters are made
from discarded clothing. cut out
thick seams, buttons. or any thing
which might scratch the surfaces
TO be busted. Neat squares are
hardest. Oversize or undersiZe
cloths make busting more diff
cult.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Women Want Spouts
On All Containers

Women have shown a definite
preference for squstty. wide
mouthed bottles and other glass
containers. according 10 a recent
survey on modern packaging con-
Quoted by the magazine Sales
Management" The nationwide
survey also disclosed that house
wives approve Of spouts on all
packages. particularly on products
like rice and wheat cereals. tapioos
and bird seed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
GOOD TASTE
TODAY
Business Efficiency Should Not Re
Permitted tn Destroy the Social
Graees. SAYS Emily Post
Nv EMILY POST

Notwithstanding q fact that I
have from time 10 time tried to
make clear. namely that I am not
an authority on any Of the bust
ness questions which can be an
swered best by those who have had
practical office experience. / am
every now and then brought TO
task for not writing from a bust
ness point of view. This letter, for
example. says: My attention was
struck by the way you wrote End
and 5rd' after a mans name in
your article, What's in a Name .
Aren't those forms redundant
Would not I'd and Sd be better
since the n and r are understood !
Business English prefers the short
er form. why not social English ?"
In addition to what l have Just
said, ! can only repeat that time
saving. which Ia essential to office
efficiency, need not 20 to the
length of destroying social grace.
In short. see no reason to pattern
notes and letters-still less en-
graved forms-on business expedi-
ency. Whether one may choose to
omit the or the is unimportsnt
excepting as it may lead the way
to inst" and ''ult." as II has al
ready led the way to phone
now heard almost everywhere.
The Word "Entree"
Dear Mrs. Post: What has hap
pensd to the meaning of the word
"entree"7 I notice that even in
smartest New York restaurants
the word 10 being used for a vari-
ETY. OF main dishes. the price after
each one determining the price of
the complete dinner.
Answer: In days when dinner
party menus included many
courses, the entree was an extra
dish which entered" between fish
and roast. It was usually q rather
fancy dish - might often have
been called a mixed" dish. There
fore, the use of this word Is not
a. unsuitable as it might at first
seem--especially since dishes such
as the ubiquitous croquettes and
pates of all sorts have always been
typical entrees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Never Believe All You Hear
Until is Proven Fact
II Young Man |, ln.ineere fisneee Should Let Him
Go; II Not She Must Fight 70 Keep Him
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have been going with young man
whom think is very nce-that Is. did think until
lately We had been going together for time and
planning be married he had set his family.
which he supporting It's feet believed him with
all nv heart and still do.
About two months ago he left for another girl The
girls reputation the best of her and he the
direction. He started going drinking parties getting
at all hours of the night Finally the gang he with
got into trouble one night and he left for while
Before he went he and told that he
and that when he came back he would be cured.
serve at
stesdy
small frosted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

r>r cent ne>p11e eoiaMIte>n
wsrrsnep. n lccss - n - havs
learned semssnsne IN IL - =
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t.ess rrs ssrp lsaFnsru cneaNp-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
CROCHETED RUG

Hand crooheted rugs look lovely ond lost we'll you'll
get orted this immediately us done in sec
four sronos Of string cosy she'll stitch Pot'en 1902
for rug Illustration OF end stitches, color
schemes materials required; photograph OF section
Send cents in coin ond to> token for this pattern 10
The Tocono Times Needecroft dept Write plainly pattern
number. your name ono address.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

any evening reception. Punch
and small frosted cakes are al
ways nice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

Dear Miss Grey: am TO be mar
RED soon al a home wedding. The
ceremony il 10 be followed by q
reception in the evening. VIII you
please give me 4 little advice on
what 70 serve! The wedding cere-
nony Ia 70 be q simple. quiet affair.
I will appreciate any suggestions
you may be able To give me.
BRiDE-TO-BE-
Dear Bride-to-Be: You should
serys the same Kind Of refresh-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

ssw, auick LuI IL 20 spsedyf
In water - cool ne ysur
hand. Ia dissol.ss . fi8lss az
Josf ~ any Of 10 other iss1-
ins sssps tested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

"pvem sesss - seass, Ne new. QUssk LIN 3 - l."
Q nationwide survey shows. Twice many vensn uss
nsw, quick Luz Tor undsthines stockin6s (oth nIce
things tool ~ uss sUy Other sakss. chips. esa6si
No wonder new. quick Luz u the nstios's lavosiss
lingerie care! Ciris everywhere know how sssy ls b %
avoid unds odos kssp undssthinos dsinty-wtsh ssw.
quick Luz. Luxna undiss after wsostn1 ro0vs I'll
Hocs Of pssspisaon odos .eeess ssay Lively lsa69 -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
PLANTS NAMED
IN THE BIBLE

Wildflower marigolds are new
Evening star., 1941-01-20

shop with Washington Of defense activities
mony those construction which will odd TO
the eo Of the most beautiful cities the world
hos known Among the most impressive Of the contributions to
the enduring Wohinqon the Jefferson Memorial rising
the south shore of the do Bosn Of vtol importance TO the
pon development Of the Copto provides the
ond the White House the northern end. Matching bulk the
Lincoln Memorial the Jefferson Memorial bedded the omous
japanese cherry blossoms ond reflected the colin voters Of the
Tdo Bon become Of the nobest OF noonol
the Of those greet who founded
the Notion
Evening star., 1941-01-20

In the of the memorial rotundo rich voegoted
mobe will the heroic figure Of the third President
ouho Of the Declaration of independence ocne north through
open oonnod the Washington Monument ond the White
House. This shows through the open coonnode to the
ond the shore of Jefferson motive Virginia
beyond. Underwood g. onoe"ooo'
Evening star., 1941-01-20

The nobility Of this qreot memorial suggested the
architectural drawing right Of the completed structure ond its
Above the dome the Potomac River the
tho Rosin Harr-E
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Sentencing Of Mckenzie
DELAYED Till Tomorrow

Sentencing of James r. Mckenzie,
81, cololed, who was found guilty by
a jury of criminal assault on a clerk
in local dry cleaning establish
ment, was postponed until tomorrow
when defense counsel asked in Dis
trict Court today tor additional time
to prepare motion for a new trial.
Judge T. Whitfield Davidson set
10 m. tomorrow fer further action
in the case. TIE defendant is en-
titled 70 three full days in which to
file new trial motion and sentence
is usually postponed until the mo-
ton can be ruled upon. Mckenzie
faces death in the electric chair.
Defense Counsel John H. Wilson
is preparing arguments on the new
trial plea. Meanwhile, Judge David
son planned to leave for Texas to-
morrow after occupying the bench
temporarily here to relieve crowd
ed docket.
Mckenzie was found guilty earlier
this week of robbing and raping a
26-year-old woman clerk in an es-
tabliShment :. in the 3400 block of
Fourteenth street NV, June "a.
The jury recommended the death
penalty.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Girls Swim Program
Held at Mckinley

Betty Roland of Takoma Play
ground and Ella Sanders Of La
fayette won two events each at the
annual girls swim day program
conducted by the Community Cen
ter and Fairgrounds Department at
Mckinley pool yesterday.
Betty placed first in the 25-yard
breast stroke and the 25-yard back
stroke races for juniors, while Ella
carried off top honors in the 25-
yard back stroke and 25-yard free
style in the senior class Marjorie
Ford of Truesdale placed first in
the 25-yard balloon race for juniors
and Mrs. Anthony Richett of Tako-
ma won the 25-ysrd free style race
for mothers.
Representatives of the Hoover
Playground won first prize for 9
skit presented at the wading pool
by 6-year-olds.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

trician for a downtown theater
The case was returned to the
lower court.
Associate Justice Harold M. Ste
phens held District Court erred in
deciding Mrs Browns suit for main
tenance presented a cause of ac-
ton already adjudicated there. As
sociate Justices Fred M. Vinson and
Wiley Rutledge concurred.
Today's decision was another step
In judicial consideration of the
Browns matrimonial difficulties.
which have engaged attention OF
courts here since July 3, 1888.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Divorce Case Is Returned;
D. T.. Court Held in Error

The United States Court of Ap-
peals today held that District Court
acted improperly in dismissing the
divorce action brought by Mrs.
Mary Estelle Brown against her
husband, George A. Brown, cleo
Evening star., 1941-07-31

Taxes paid by the Puerto Rican
rum industry account for nearly one
fourth of the insular treasury's total
revenues.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

John Brown and his supporters
met and planned some of their ac-
tivities in house at Chatham, On
tario.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

YOU Market
But p AND NE
pot tnok ond edvonoed
styles will FALL higher Complete
FoO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

door---to involve us without stat
ing the issue In an honest,
straightforward way.
observation-disclosures
This latest proposal is the
most hypocritical of all, for
those who sponsor II know full
well that II will mean the sink
Ing Of American ships and the
drowning OF American seam -
They know that these incids|
will result I'm our entry into the
war-just as I'm 1917.
THE time has come for our
government to abandon tho
technique of subterfuge and to
present honestly to Congress tho
only real issue which America
must decide-peace or war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

ests-awful though the thought
of such n holocaust may be.
Tho nations attempting to
encircle Japan can have either
peace or war.
Japan Is the sole great
power able to influence the
western states toward some be-
ginning Of an understanding"
Newspapers in Bangkok,
Thailand, yesterday reported
that Japanese troops were con-
centrating in French Indo-China
near the Thai border. During
the recent Far Eastern crisis.
Thailand spokesman and news
papers have warned repeatedly
that Thailand will resist ito the
death" any aggression threaten
ing the country's independence.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

SHANGHAI, Oct. 23.-The Tojc
cabinet is not the war cabinet,
but quite possibly the prelude 10
such a cabinet" or the last stage
in that direction. il was explained
in high and well informed Japa-
nese quarters.
Primarily, the TOTO cabinet is
a cabinet Of government unity"
whose first objective is to weld
Japan internally into a solidly
united people and nation, it was
explained
Only when that has been accom-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
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