davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-08-01

of his and nearly split the seams.
Pierre looked like the youngest son
on whom the old family overalls had
been hung without thought for line.
The trousers hit him above the ankles
and the blouse dropped dismally from
his shoulders,
Henri took one look at his friend
and repeated, "Wizard!"
mo, just scarecrow," Rusty said.
"Well, if they'll get us out of this
1 don't care what they look like"
Pierre said. II suppose we'll freeze,
but anything is better than that chat
eau bastille with the Fritzies jumping
around and clicking their heels"
Everyone agreed to this. Besides"
Hutch said, II don't see why you fell
lows can't keep your uniforms. We
can roll them up and put them in this
table cover"
ct would be dangerous if some
one searched u.s." Pierre objected.
eff anyone searches us, it won't
matter what's in the bundle" Hutch
said. "The first thing they'll ask for
is papers, and we haven't any. The
thing is-don't let's be searched. In
fact, l think we had better keep out
of sight until dark. The beach isn't
far, and we can get there while the
boy is rowing in from the ship. Fiji
teen minutes brisk walk from here
at most. Well not move before sun
set"
Henri had tied up the bundle OF
uniforms tightly, so that it looked nc
larger than when Hutch had brought
it. "What about food?" he asked
"For one Pm starving"
81 think we all are" Hutch said
"And unless mama raiSs down from
heaven there's nothing to do about il
except continue to starve until we are
aboard. I'll tell you, it's no fun pass
ing German soldiers, and the place is
full of them, and wondering each min.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-08-01

We are equipped to do all kinds
# printing. Let US quote you prlc'
n your next job.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
NOTED AUTHOR SCOURS
MIDWEST FOR NEW BOOK
MATERIAL

Chicago, Oct. 9 (ANP) To III x
TIE middle west IN search of first
hand information for the sec nd
volume of his sex and Race" book
is J. a. Rogers J, oted author, trav-
eler and historian. The second
volume Of "Sek and Race" will
deal with race mixing in the New
World, especially the United Stat
eo.
In his joLrne .ings in earcn Of
factual material, he stopped in
Dayton, O., where he made the
Emancipation Day" address FOR
TIE Sojourner Truth Civic society.
In Chicago, he spoke of the Met
ropolitan Community center and
d so addressed tie staff and agents
IF the Supreme Liberty Life In
surance CO apa1., the Jackson
Funeral and Metropolitan Funeral
systems and othe1 societies.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

catching" disease, tuberculosis i
the concern of everybody il every
Community in Nebraska, the asso-
ciation declares. Unchecked, the
d.sesse is a menace to the health
Of all, and as it is brought under
control life for everyone becomes
more secure.
TIE annual sale cf Christmas
calls is the sole support of the Me-
III aska tuberculosis Association. ir
its fine work of educating tie
public, Of finding and comabting
tuberculosis. The association will
corduct its 1941 Christmas Seal
Sale starting November "a for
funds to continue its splendid pro-
gram in 1912.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
ALL TO
ASSIST IN T-B
CAMPAIGN

Nebraskans are urged to assist
the Nebraska tuberculosis Assoc
iation in its campaign to -eglin
the states previous record of the
lowest death rate from tubercI IL
cs:s in the nation, lost last year.
The association points out that
there arc over 1900 active cases Of
this infectious disease in the state
right low. The first and greatest
need in the campaign against tu-
betculosis is general understand
ing Of the facts about this disease
and the methods with which it
i'iust be fought.
A continuous year-round educa-
tj.h.l program is being carried On
all cver the state by the Nebraska
Tuberculosis Association. One cf
the many activities against tuber-
culosis is the tuberculin ska test
~cl:t.:cs being held in many co. am
rnities in Nebraska.
Briefly, here are some of the
facts that are a part of the educ
~ational program: tuberculosis IS in
fect;ous, not hereditary and it is
culable in early cases. Avoid
contact with active cases Real
ize the Importance of good health
habits. Consult your doctor reg
ularly for a physical examination.
knowledge and its application wi.
win the fight against tuberculosis.
Like every communicable or
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

FLASH
Mr.. Philips one of the UP. Star
Chair Car Porters is one Of the ac-
tors in the UP play and demon
stration Of Service on trains which
is being held in Council Bluffs
this week. ... HATS OFF TO Mr..
PHILIPS.
We al extend our heartfelt
sympathy to our good friend Mr..
Simon Horold in the lost of his
dear rister and our consoling
words to him and the family is
"THEIR LOST is HEAVENS
GAIN. "SLEEP ON DEAF
SISTER IN THAT BLESSED
SLEEP FROM WHICH NONE
EVER WAKES TO WEEP.
OMAHA CLUB
The Omaha Club is going over
big as the Country Club has folded
up and Mr. Black with Mr.. Earl
Jones his very active Captain, NJ.
Frank Buford and MI. Dave Nor
rison and all Of his up and coming
good walters will continue to go
places and do things.
rA\ION HOTEL
The Paxton Hotol Headwaite~s
are all top notchers nd do thew
put on 6 quick ste.y, we'll | shoul
say yes. Mr.. Fisher Oh ro r. SER
vice, Mr.. Leonard Fwens, M.
Chas, Andrews, Mr., Travis Caters,
NJ. Theodore Thomas and Mr.. Pier
Stn who is up from the last state
admitted 70 the Union, I as
q'lcl g any airpla1 e N a long
'un
FON1ENELLE HOTEL
The Fontenelle Hotel Walters
continue to make every one sit UP
and take notice and oh say, d.
they put on modern service, anC
take extremely good a r Of the
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
A Prominent Business
Woman Praises Nine. C.J.
Walkers Preparations

: II use Nine. G. y. Walkers
preparations exclusively be-
cause / get results from them
that | am unable to get from any
other preparation" stated a well
known business woman the
other day.
The secret Of the remarkable
success of Nine. G. J. Walkers
preparations Is in the fact that
they we're blended by the late
Madam G. J. Walker to reach
certain definite conditions OF the
hair, skin and scalp, and today,
after over thirty-five years on
the market, they are growing
increasingly popular, and not
withstanding the fact that the
Company has always refused ID
reduce the price on these goods
they are still in demand everv-
where.
. Nine. G. J. Walkers CLOSING.
although more than thirty-fiv-
years on the market, IS still the
leader in its field. The reason
for this is because it not only
serves as a scalp oil, but il gives
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloss that Is the deligk.
ofevery woman.
Nine. c. ]. Walkers Brow
Face Powder is not Just another
Face Powder, but is the result II
years Of experimenting to pro-
duce the perfect blend to impa-t
a velvetlike SoftneSs and at the
same time cooling and refresh
ing. Just the thing for these hot
days.
The Nine. G. J. Walkers won
derful preparations are sold by
Walker Beauticians and Drug
Stores everywhere, or you IAN
write The Nine. G. U. Walker
Mfg. Company, direct. Address:
The Walker Building, Inlian-
apoliS, Indiana.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
REVIEWING
SPORTS
JOHN BEAN

Our good friend and former
coach at Lincoln High school IN
Kansas City, Mo-, Edward Gaines
writes in from Detroit to tell us
that William bill" Watson, for
mer Michigan University great
athlete is now a member of the
Detroit Metropolitan police force.
He has already received precinct
citations for meritorious police
work, and will be the main stay
Of the police track team Of 1912.
This guy Gaines is a modest fell
low. for years he has been
mainstay for the police team.
When we were doing prep work at
Lbs. in KC. Edward Gaines came
down from Western State Teach
ers College, Kalamazoo, Mich, to
pull our athletic department out
of the Basement of the u confer
ence He did just that, too. Gain
es brought with him an athlete re-
cord that equalley that Of any col
lege athlete. He use to place a
dime on the top of a hurdle and
take it off with the sole of his
track shoe without touching the
hurdle top. His broad jump style
was that Of the Dehardt Hubbard,
the worlds greatest broad jumper
also a son of the University Of
Michigan. If our memory is true
to us Gaines was the only boy IN
a Michigan high school that ever
beat the Great Eddie Tolan in the
doshes. We shall never for get
the time that Edward got his arm
broke. He was putting our team
through a stiff football drill.
Homecoming time was near and
Gaines wanted to have u team in
Notre Dame shape. One of our
backs wasn't blowing through a
guard like Coach thought he
should. Coach received the ball,
head down, legs working like Joe
Louis series of punches he shot
into the line. We found the ball
and after a search we found
Coach Gaines under the big 245
pound guard with a broken arm.
Everyone went back to the locker
room in teetotal silence. Edward
Gaines is crack officer in the Juv-
emile Division Of the Probate
Court in Detroit, Mich, where he
and his beautiful wife live.
TID-BITS IN SPORTS
Joe Louis has been knocked
down four times and out once
since turning pro. Schmeling
floored him once before the knock
out in the 10th round. Buddy Ba-
err one time. Jimmy Braddock one
time. Tony Galento one time 49,.
Nat F1eischer, editor Of Ring mag
azine picks them like this: Louis
over Nova, Conn over Nova, Nova
over Baer and Conn over Simon
Nova over Simon. The number
Of title-defense battles fought by
holders of worlds heavyweight
championship under Marquis Of
Queensberry rules are: Jim Cor
bett 2; Bob Fitzsimmons 1; Jim
Jeffries 8; Tommy Burns 16; Jack
johnson 10; Jess Willard IL Jack
Depsey 6; Gene Tunney 2. Max
Schmeling 2; Jack Sharkey 3;
Primo Camera 8; Max Baer L;
Jim Braddock /; Joe Louis H..
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

That's one way it may relieve per-
lodic pain due only to functional
causes.
But It may also help relieve per-
lodlc distress if you start taking
It BY directions three days before
"your time" Remember, modern
facts and 81 years Of popularity in
vite your confidence in CARDUI.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

The Sioux City "Ghost" softball
team blew into headquarters last
week III / few games in the VIC
unity. Dick Dobson, medical stu
dent AZ Onward IN Washington, ID.
c.. a farrner teammate of Ozzic
Simmons at the University Of Iva
saw the All Star game in Chicago
and reports hat tn boy Robinson
is the srnocthest runner, .?a5ger
and catcher since Ozzie's ddvs
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

I. NJ. K.-I am a married wom-
an and mp husband stays out with
another mans wife every night.
He curses e and fights me when
I get after him about it. Does he
love me or her?
Ans: Right now he seems to
think that he is madly in love with
this other woman, but | feel conf
dent that he is only infatuated. 1t
will all blow over in time. The
best thing for you to do is to stop
saying anything at all to him a
bout the woman. give him free
rope for awhile and let him get her
out Of his system altogether. If
her husband finds out. ~. there
will be fireworks and he will be
glad to stay at home with you. "A
change will ltake place soon.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
WATERS
COLUMN
THE FIELD CLUB
(BY H. w. SMITH)

AAAAD OAOO
FOLDED UP ON SEPT 13 and
Of course Is usual there will be
quite a number Of parties and led
les days Wednesdays Of each week
until the cold days of winter. The
men will continue to play bridge
in the grill room. The up o date
chef, Mr.. Richard Bolampert and
the star walters, Mr.. Richardson
and Mr.. Earl will be giving good
service all the winter So good
luck to all of you as you are keep
ing up with the times.
UNION PACIFIC DINING
CAR WATERS
We talked with quite a number
of the Union Pacific Dining Car
Walters this week. Mr.. Harry
SVEN, Mr.. James Robertson and
Mr. Linwood Hall and they all re-
port that the travelling public is
coming back to the railroads and
we truly hope to see it continues.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
When POiSOnS Slow
EYS
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out For So Cents-Must
Satisfy or Money Refunded

Go to your druggist today and get
this harmless diuretic and stimulant
- ask for Gold Medal HARLEM Oil
Capsules and start at once to flush
kidneys of waste matter saturated
with acids and poisons.
That's a prompt and effective way
to help bring about more healthfuI
kidney activity and relieve that blad-
der irritation with its scanty passage
with smarting and burning as well as
restless nights.
Remember the kidneys often need flushing
as well as the bowels, and some symptoms Of
kidney weakness may be: getting up often
during the night 49, puffy eyes backache-
But be SUI and get GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules = the original
and genuine - the price is small (35
cents). III your expectations aren't
fulhlled-your money back. Don't ac-
cept a substitute.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
1I1fEGl!IY

Not:-YoUR QUESTION WILL BIZ ANsvEsED "FREE" INT THIS COLUMN. For
~Prtsts RePy" Send only zc for M new ArnoLoeH RHADns q Lucky
DAY CHART and receive BY return mail confidential letter Of F~ Advice aaE1-
ing three ~ Questions privately Sign your full name address. and blrhdss ~
al Letters. and please include self addressed, rsmpeS envelope for y1s rPH.
all letters to Able WALLACE, p. O. Box, ii, Atlanta, Georgi
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
NJ Z n, here's
2-Way relief!

Month after month, some womenl
go on suffering from periodic
functional pain and discomfort.
Then they learn the help Of
CARDUI!
Probably that is because CARDUI
increases appetite and the flow Of
gastric juice; SO aids digestion,
and helps build up strength, ener-
gy, physical resistance for many.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

very fine guests and see to it that
they have the very best Of atten-
ton at all times. AS the colored
waters are on the job at all TIM
es, and that is what it takes to
keep the hotel out in front. Let
us hope the good work will 60 on
at all times.
OMAHA ATHLETIC CLUB
The Omaha Athletic Club is 60.
ing over big with Mr.. Edward Lee
the up and go headwaiter and the
all Star crew, Mr.. Bill Davis, Mr..
Gordon Hopkins, Mr.. Fisher who
should be named Jesse James, Mr..
Streamlined Brooks, Mr., Wheatley
and Mr., Mcfarland, who enjoyed
his vacation with his wife in Chi
cago.
LASH.
The Omaha Guide continues DOT
in front end we hope to see that
very god eve paper in the ."r
' all the god citizens of 0 nina
\. now let's al rull together .r u
help as we LED the paper TO KEEP
US il touch with all the news.
NV the NAA p. is moving NY
fas; and W. hop; to see the 1890
members nan e. IN the bools IS
lie Omaha Dral CT is very mich
il n'ed / All If Us and We re
VIC Y rIch in Loec of the or I1ch
as we should rave protection Al I'll
times Low s'-cgther, let. Il
hep tn Pres t,L. Mr.. Arthur Nc
Cav.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
AS FIRST SELECTEES WERE
GIVEN DISCHARGES

San Diego, Calif.,-Pixpage -
Scene at the finance office at
Camp Callan, recently, when Is
cover Age" ~selectees received
sums ranging up to approximate
ly $3.50 and certificates of service
denoting their renewed status as
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Y. V. FIN very much in love
with a boy who is nice and well
hammered. There is also another
girl. She asks him to see her but
when we are out, he always pays
more attention to me than anyone
else. He has asked for my photo
but | didn't give it to him. Tell
me does he care?
Ans: He thinks you're mighty
fine. IN. but is in no position to
confess his love right now and he
desires to continue keeping comp
ing with both you girls. 1t is
very evident that he prizes your
friendship, but keep him guessing
as you are doing. 49,. thot makes
going with you SO interesting.
Make a few more friends yourself.
w. K. C.-When we were first
married, my wife proved to me
that she loved no one but me. But
now for the past two years, there
has been a slight change in her
and l would like to know if it is
natural. / feel that / have made
up my mind to separate. Is thus
right or wrong?
Ans: Wrong. give yourself a
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

civilians after little more than
three months army service. First
in line at the cashiers table is w.
Houston Wolfe, "a year old butch
er from Atmore, Ala, shown being
paid off by Master Sergeant ]. ].
Holt, while Brig. F. P. Hardaway,
(center rear, commanding officer
Of Camp Callan, looks on. The
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18
o YOUR GARDENS

PLANTS, Sweet Potato, Pepper,
Cabbage Now Ready-Order Nowl
H. G. Davis & Sons, R. 4 South
Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

chance to straighten out the diff
ferences between you. 1t il true
that she is a bit indifferent here
Q flate hut have you bothered your
self to SEE what is causing it?
Take her out in the evenings mora
often than you have been doing.
talk 10 her confidentially and see
If you can't correct the trouble. /
am sure you can if you go about
it in the right way.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

B. BIN writing to you now
for advice. I'm in love with a high
school graduate. He doesn't seem
to love me. If ! were to win his
love l am sure it will make me a
better girl. Tell me where bis
heart is right now?
Ans: His interests aren't CEN
tered on any one girl right now.
there are bigger things for him to
think obout. he is trying desper-
ately to establish himself in the
business world. / do think with
your very Attractive disposition
and self you could win him. but
don't throw yourself at his feet.
Arrange to be thrown in his COM
pany, even though you may not be
with him -. keep yourself charm
ing and alluring and he will be at
tracted by you no doubt.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-18

Il. S. M.-Should / take the
money chat | have saved and pay
off this mortgage and get this old
homo place Or what do you advise?
Ans: I can't see how you could
profit by assuming this great re-
sponsibility. The mortgage ann
cunts to $14G0, and the place really
isn't worth it. Let it take
your earnings and make the change
to the north that you have been
wanting to make so very long.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-11-07
Food Store Sales
Reach New High
During October

Breaking previous records,
total sales during October for the
meat department and the entire
food store climbed to $4,964 and
$20,293, respectively, it was an
nounced this week.
The record for meats was made
in November last year when total
volume was $4,799. Sales total
ing $19,088 in December, 1888
was the previous high for the
food store.
Meat department sales in Oc-
tober last year totaled $4,151,
more than $500 less than the new
record. For the food store the
increase over the same month a
year ago was $3,575. There were
26,822 customers in the store last
month.
Under the management of
Mr.. George A. Farrall since
September, the meat department
has shown decided improve
ment, it was reported.
Satisfaction on the part of the
patrons is revealed not only by
the increased sales volume but
also by favorable remarks made
to the management, stated a
spokesman for Greenbelt Con-
sumner Services.
The food store also has been
under new management since
early in September. Thomas Z.
Jeffries, an employee of the store
since November 1, 1888, became
acting manager following the res
ignation of Lionel C. Patrick, who
entered a trucking business for
himself.
Mr.. Jeffries had been first as
sistant in the management of the
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-11-07

The checking of incomes will
begin with sworn statements by
each resident and further investi-
cation will include information
from employers and, possibly,
check-up through credit associ-
ations and income-tax reports.
Family incomes will be deter
mined by totaling incomes of hus-
bands and wives. For employed
members of the household over 81
years of age, $3.50 will be added
to the family income. All persons
living with a family for three
months or more will be regarded
as members of the household.
The probable cause for the
cracking down on diversified in
comes is the existence of a waiting
list of 1900 families, who are
seeking Greenbelt residence. This
waiting list is the highest in the
history of Greenbelt and is COM
posed of families with an average
income, which, it is felt, causes
them to be more eligible for resi-
dence in Greenbelt than those fam
lilies with high incomes who now
occupy homes here.
Maximum incomes for the pur-
pose of determining eligibility for
continued residence at Greenbelt
will be as follows: For a family
of 1-$1, 800; $4,000; $4,000;
$4,000; 5-$2,800; 6-$2,900.
These limits are based on a 25 per
cent increase above maximum en-
trance incomes.
Conservative estimates of the
number of families who would be
Immediately affected by the order
place between three and four hum
dred families in the excessive in
come classification. However, many
working wives are expected to
leave their jobs and the final fig
ure will probably fall somewhat
below these figures. Just what
effect the carrying out of the. re-
moval order will have on Greenbelt
community life is difficult to esti-
mate at this early date.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-11-07
Turkey Shoot Next Tues.

The community Turkey Shoot
starts on the Greenbelt Target
Range Just north of the disposal
plant at 1000 A. M. next Tuesday,
Armistice Day, and will continue
until dusk.
The Gun Club, sponsor of the
shoot, will have guns and ammun-
ition for the use of competitors.
Coffee and doughnut will be avail
able in the range cabin.
Announcements of the shoot are
being sent to neighboring towns
and a large turnout is eXpecte~
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-11-07
G. c. S. Reports
Increased Sales
For 3rd Quarter

Stockholders of Greenbelt Con-
sumner Services, at their meeting
Wednesday night, heard a finan-
cial report which showed that total
sales volume for the third quarter
was we'll above that of the second
quarter. while the net operating
margin was only Sc more than last
quarter.
A net operating margin of 500
was made during the 3-month per-
iod despite a departmental loss of
$436 in the Valet Shop. loss that
occurred as a result of the strike,
which began about July 2, at the
plant where laundry was being
sent.
For a time no laundry service
could be obtained at any other
plant and action by the board of
directors prevented G. C. 5.
laundry from being taken to
plant on strike.
1t was pointed out that, while
the net operating margin for the
quarter was about Sc more than
for the previous quarter, total
net margin was considerably
less.
Of last quarters profit of
$1,794; 1,4O1 was 1910 patron
age dividends, received during
the second quarter, on gasoline
and grocery purchases made by
G. C. S. from cooperative whole
sales during last year. Without
these dividends last quarters
margin would have amounted TO
about 1898.
In comparing operations for
the last two quarters it was noted
that slight improvements were
shown in some of the enterprises.
particularly the Food Store, Drug
Store, Service Station, and
Theatre.
Sales increases have not re-
suited in corresponding increases
in margins because of the condi-
ion existing with regard to adj
vances in wholesale and retail
costs. Increases in wholesale costs
have been relatively more than
increases in retail charges, caus-
ing reduced margins, it was
pointed out.