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The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

had no intentions of marriage. He
nan.ed a good time a. some one
els.s risk and found out that you
weu'en't take him up and he went
elsev here. You used mighty good
Judgement.
Il. w. S. I have 4 riA fliea4
who is always pretending she is
wan she isn't and trying to make
me Relieve. Should I quit her or
go oE?
AIS: She's mIglty anxious %
get married and is trying every
possible trick to lead you to The
altar. If you love her ma ry her
and i you don't-,eave the gil a
lorc.
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

NOn-Yous QUESTION WILL Bn AssvrlHp -FsEz- M TM- cxuXn. F~ .
Pirate Reply" Send only z,e for my CIV Anxo4oor RxADuse q Lvcxx
DAY CHART and receive by return mail confidential lester It Es Aivks anays-
ing three % Question, privately. Sign your full. .sms sddrs~. and karhdsss -
all letters. and please include sifaddrased. asmtei envdops fog yes rely.
Send all letters to ABBE WALLACE, P. o. Box. IL, Atlanta, Georges
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22
REMOVE ALL BARRIERS
(by Charles SteIzleN

1t is generally assumed by some
otherwise informed Americans
that the progress of the Negro
race in the United States began at
zero on January 1, 1868, when
President Lincoln's Emancipation
Proclamation became effective. 1t
is true that more than four mil
lion slaves started from scratch at
that time, but nearly half a million
Negroes were already free, many
having purchased freedom through
their own efforts.
When the Civil War began,
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

NEWS ITEM; Uncle Sam has
notified Georgia that it will lose
s504,074 of its federal aid for
highways as a result OF the states
policy of diverting gasoline taxes
and registration fees away from
highway uses. The penalty is the
third and the largest penalty ever
inflicted upon the states under the
penalty clause of Hayden Cart
wright Act through which Con-
,ress apportions its federal aid to
he states.
The attitude of the federal gov
eminent toward raids on state
highway funds was revealed by
Congressman Wilburn Cartwright
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

Butchered Hogs For Sale. Davi
4OO9 South Goth Street.
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22
Acts 2-WayS -
help w @ M Z.

Just what | needed" Every'
year many women say that after
they've started using CARDUIl
For they find it helps them in two
important ways when they suffer
from headaches, cramp-like pain,
or some other form of periodic dis
tress due only to functional cause
To help relieve functional per
iodic discomforts, start three days
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

R. S. R.-My mother wants me
to go off to school in mid term and
to a school that | do not want TO
attend. Tell me if | should go or
wait and go to school of my choice
so that I may take the trade |
like?
Ans: Talk this problem ever
with your mother in a sensible
manner. Do not continue 70 fuss
with her about it. Let her krow
that you intend to get a job and
go to work this spring and sum-
mer so you ian help bear your
own expenses. If you get down TO
business with her. she will see
your point of view and you can
change her quite easily.
s#+++s
B. WI met a boy a few mon
tbs ago and he has shown quite a
lot of interest in me and says he
loves me. If l should marry this
boy as he has asked me to DO you
think he and | could be happy TO-
gether?
Ans: Both of you are old
enough to assume the responsible
ity of marriage and | don't think
you would be making a mistake if
you carried out your present plans
There is no question about you
caring for one another-and this
is nightly important too. / an
sure you could be happy.
sss&#&
A. MI want to know what is
wrong that my husband and I do
not get along well together?
Ans: At the present time you
aren't satisfied with your living
conditions. You don't have enough
privacy. Get you a place of your
own to live and there won't be so
much confusion in the home.
*&&4#*
D. A. B.-Please Sir tell me i
| am going to be successful leasing
my land?
Ans: Yes and it will prove TO
your advantage to rent out par. Of
your property. Place an ad in the
paper-also put a sign on the pro-
perty and | feel that in a few
months time you will have the OPP
portunity to lease a part of 1t at d
reasonable price.
&M#+#&
M. d. B.-Should | stay on with
this man | am with or what do yoL
think would be the best thing for
me
Ans: Why torture yourself any
longer-you two aren't suited and
you have no business together any
way. Don't you think that you
had bettzr go back home to your
daddy and start over again. 1or
neeG to search for a husband.
&&&#**
L. A. MIS- there 4 pos sibliitS
Of me getting a better JOB soon ?
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

Home Cooked Meals at Busy Bee
Cafe, log South 18th St., IA. 1910
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

! feel so depressed at timfs. May
I send for my Astrology reading?
Ans: The job you have isn't
ve-y worthwhile and ! urge you 20
'leoF around for something else.
Hold'to it however until you have
aoe another contae-. In tho city
w.ae.s you live it shouldn't y diff
u. for you 20 sst better "Yrk
iss. you may send for vour Astro-
Rsacng. The pre- is 2sc. u
surf to send full naa,e ,b:l.hdatc
a II address.
L. M am in love with a boy
and went with him . months bit
he found out That | wouldn't do
Gelything he wanted me 10 do
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

before "your time" and follow
directions. Or take it as a tonic
by directions to stimulate appetite
improve digestion, by increasing
the flow of gastric juices, and help
build strength. Probably the great
est benefit comes from using
CARDUI both ways. Used over
80 years!
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22
ROOMS FOR RENT

Strictly modern rooms on car line
E5O2 Lake ST., For Rent.
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

witr him and he quit 80 and l
wan to know if ne VIII come baol
ard marry me?
Ans: No my friend he won't be
back TO marry yov. rSis fellow
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22
HELP WANTED, Male or Female

Join-Reliable Friendship Club
For Marriage, Friendship, or
Pleasure. Send Dime for member
ship blank. H. Brookes, BIT Wen
lell, Chicago, Ill.
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22

HOME COOKED MEALS
The Omaha guide., 1941-02-22
CLASSIFIED ADS

FRESH BUTCHERED PORK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Big Push Resumed

After lull Of three or four days
in such movements. German mo-
torized reinforcements are again
pouring down into Greece from
and Bulgaria. appar-
emily to bolster the expected cam
paign in Egypt and the Near East,
it was understood in Budapest.
In that campaign the primary
role will be enacted by thou
sands" of German and Italian
war planes aiming about attacks
at the British fleet, Budapest
observers believe.
The Axis aerial offensive would
have as its major detectives to
prevent transfer of British troops
and material from the island of
Crete to Egypt or Palestine; TO
paralyze naval bases, especially
Alexandria. and thus TO force the
British fleet to abandon the
eastern Mediterranean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Rabbi ShaU ExhOrts Youths
Face Future With Courage

the thirty-seventh biennial council
of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations which begins Sun
day.
DR.. Abram L. Sachar was the
principal speaker at the youth
meeting banquet Saturday in Hotel
ook-Cadillac
The council of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations
will open its meetings with a re-
ligious service in the Temple Beth
FL Sunday evening. Robert p.
Goodman. union president, and
Rabbi Maurice n. Eisendrath of
Toronto will speak on the "Strat-
egg of Faith"
This service will also open the
concurrent convention of the union
affiliates: the fourteenth biennial
assembly of the National Fedora
ton of Temple Sisterhoods and the
ninth biennial convention of the
National Federation of Temple
Brotherhoods.
The theme of the council, which
is r1ade up of $40 congregations
in the United States and Canada,
will be The World Upheaval
Challenges the Synagogue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
U.S.Navy,Plan
Vexes Axis
Keep En-, Guessing.'
Is Official Strategy

WASHINGTON. April 26.-As a
major part of the aid-to-Britain
program, the United States gov
eminent, it was learned today,
has extended to the Atlantic the
policy of keeping the Axis powers
guessing as to when and under
what circumstances the United
States navy might start shooting.
This keep 'em guessing" policy
has been applied to Japan in the
Pacific for some time. and high
officials of the American govern
ment feel it has met with such
success in restraining Japan that
it is worth a try in the Atlantic
sphere.
The object of the policy is TO
keep the Axis powers guessing as
to what action by them might
precipitate hostilities with the
United States-a development none
of them is believed to want.
In the Atlantic, the policy will
be carried out by maintaining
strict silence on the activities It
American warships on extended
patrol duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Sticks to Microphone


While German troops were re-
ported already at or near the out
skirts of Athens, the announcer
sticking TO his post in the radio
studio. declared:
"The unfortunate outcome ef
the war in not due TO lack of
courage.
"But II II fact that the
Greek army had TO face an
enemy Of 10000. 900 people.
"On the Albanian front the
Greek army. after six months of
hard struggle and after the
withdrawal of the Yugoslav
army. suddenly was Obliged to
face on its rear a new army.
Possessing an abundance OF
mechanical equipment and
very strong air force. this new
force presented circumstance
which Obliged the Greek army
to withdraw $50 kilometers
(about 90 miles, under con-
tinuous fire of the enemy air
force, while II did not have the
slightest anti-aircraft protec-
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Modern youth must face the
present world crisis not with the
resignation and defeatism" of the
Lindberghites but with courage
and faith in religion and democ-
racy, Rabbi Abraham d. Shaw of
Baltimore said Saturday at the
opening of the National Fedora
tion of Temple Youth convention
in Temple Beth FL.
Rabbi Shaw scored the recent
book of Mrs. Anne Lindbergh
which he said presented absolute
defeatism" as the answer to the
development of Nazism and COM
munism. He said youth must be
ready to meet the test with deep
and abiding faith in religion and
continued:
"Ours must be the resolution
TO be ready with our lives, our
fortunes and our sacred honor
for the supreme cause Of human
liberty TO which the hour and
future may yet call u.s."
The youth convention, which
numbers delegates from all sec
lions Of the nation 10 Q prelude to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Gibraltar Drive
Is Believed Next
Likely TO Coincide With
Maj Suez Thrust
BY MICHAEL CHINIGO
Init New, service stan Correspondent

BUDAPEST, April &c. - Four
German motorized divisions, COM
prising about $4,000 men, have
been massed at the Spanish-French
frontier for a swift advance
against Gibraltar simultaneously
with massive Axis efforts to seize
the Suez Canal and knock out
Britain's eastern Mediterranean
fleet. it was reliably reported in
Budapest tonight.
A nonstop continuation Of the
German sweep through YugoSlavia
and Greece into a campaign 10
close both the western and eastern
doors of the Mediterranean was
forecast in authoritative Balkan
quarters.
II was learned that the leaders
OF Germany and Italy are plan
ming 10 use Hungarian. Bulgarian
and Rumanian troops TO police
Yugoslavia and Greece. thus free
ing the Axis forces in the Balkans
for concentrated blows at the
British forces in Egypt to be fol-
lowed by a push across French
Syria toward the valuable Mosul
oil fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Vault
Like Honey TO
Lansing Gang
Cash Box Dripping
Gold, Politicians in
Wild Rush to Get 1t
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, April 26. - Mich
igan's state treasury is bulginG
for the first time since the de-
preston, and grand rush for q
chunk of the new-found money is
under way.
Nearly every local government
institution and department is at
tempting to high pressure the
Legislature out of 4 greater share
of the wealth.
No one talks OF reducing taxes
as a result of the jump in revenue
the treasury is surrounded
by politicians with their hands out
The loaded money box results
from an increase this year OF
S11 100000 in sales tax revenue
over budget expectations. In fixing
appropriations for the present
fiscal year the last Legislature
estimated the-sales- levy uetild
yield SCI ,000,000 When the year
ends June 30. however. the re-
ceipts will total 100000.
Income Jumping
With the defense program near
ing full stride, monthly income
continues to Jump, and next year
the sales tax should produce
$50, 100000, which is a different
story entirely from the original
estimate of S55,000,000 annually
when the levy was adopted.
Most clamorous group reaching
for this excess money is the school
organization. one of the most
powerful Hobbies in Lansing. Using
The plea that the state cannot
deny an education to children, the
educators have boosted theil
take from the treasury to SAL,
100000 this year. Ten years age
they got S1S.000,000.
For the next two years the
schools are demanding S92, 000, 0OC
or SAC, 100000 annually.
And instead of continuing the
present formula for distributing
this money, which discriminates
against Wayne County. the Mich
igan Educational Association now
proposes a new formula which will
take even greater sums from De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Voice in Management

The clear implication is that
the next big CIO drive, once the
basic industries are organized. will
be an attempt to win voice in
management as well as the wages
and hours of labor. Carey calls
it a democratic program" even
while aiming his blast at a pro-
gram worked out by a govern
mental agency.
As Washington critics of the
CIO plan see it. such mutually
of management could only be
brought about by government
ownership and operation of in
dustry. Otherwise the capital
which now develops the nations
great industries would be scared
into hiding rather than give
labor an equal voice in its dis
position.
As for the other half of his
criticism-that the cut in auto
production could have been pre-
vented and be met now by better
planning-the Washington answer
is, first, that no one could have
foreseen the world explosion in
time to plan for production in
the United States on the scale
which now appears necessary, and
second that now that the need is
the planning has been
done and execution is under way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Each Must Decide

The fate OF the % men and one
woman was in the jury's hands as
it filed out of the spectator-packed
court room. OF the 80 defendants
originally charged in this. the first
trial growing out of the Homer
Ferguson one-man grand jury in
vestigation. eight have been dis
missed for lack of evidence or have
pleaded guilty. One other de-
PENDANT, Angelo Scaduto is being
tried simultaneously but indi-
vidually by Judge Pugsley him
self
Each jury member was supplied
with list of the defendants and
must pass on the guilt or inno-
cence of every one. All-former
county officials and alleged rack
eteers-are accused of entering
into conspiracy to protect and
foster gambling and vice in Wayne
County and to give or receive
hundreds of thousands of dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
FuUofAhens
Due Sunday,
Berlin Insists
British Hit Back
in North Africa
and Germany

ATHENS-Anzac rear guard de-
tachments early this Sunday
morning were fighting desper-
ately less than 20 miles from
Athens to cover escape of last
main British forces; General
Papagos quits as commander OF
Greek army, Page 2.
WASHINGTON Western Hemi-
sphere nations agree TO seize all
foreign ships idle in harbors,
Page 2.
LONDON-R. A. +. makes heavy
attacks on German bases; Nazi
planes bomb a West Midlands
town early Sunday. Page 2,
BERLIN-Nazis rout British in
Greece. Page 2.
British shatter Axis troop
concentrations at Tobru k,
Page 4.
Chinigos inside story Of Yugo-
slapia's fat. Page s. -AeGFafy,
England AT War. Page 10. Won
Wiegand in Toxic, Page IA; Ad-
miral Woodward Warns L. S..
Page IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
On to Oil Fields

IF the British fleet can thus be
disposed of, it was said the Axis
would land troops on the coast of
French-mandated Syria for a push
inland against the priced petroleum
fields of Iraq and Iran, while at
the same time pressing double
headed drive on Suez both from
the East and West.
German troops. according to this
plan, would simultaneously attack
Gibraltar with the four divisions
repeatedly ready at the Spanish
frontier.
Editors Note: At this point
Mr.. Chinigo's dispatch was cut
off. apparently by a censor. as
it was being telephoned from
Budapest to Berne.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Kreis|er Suffers
Fractured Skull
VioIinisf Hit by Truck as
He Crosses Street
International New. Service wir.

NEW YORK, April 26.-Fritz
Kreisler, 66, the violinist, suffered
a fractured skull today when hit
by a truck while walking across
Madison avenue in midtown Man
haitian.
On admission to Roosevelt Hos
pital he was unconscious, and
X-ray examination disclosed the
skull fracture. He was also be-
lieved to have suffered internal in
juries.
Police said Kreisler ran" across
the street against the traffic
lights. Pat Lucadamo, driver of
the truck which hit him, was held
temporarily for questioning. but
no charge was placed against him.
Kreisler's wife hurried from
their home TO his bedside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
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Amos n Andy Sued
By Russian Ex-0ffi(er

HOLLYWOOD. April 26.-
GNS)-Amos n Andy. the radio
team. were named defendants in a
$4,000 piracy suit filed in Su-
perior Court today by Basil
Travnikoff, former Russian army
officer.
The action alleged that in 1884
and 1885 Travnikoff had written
dialogue material suitable for the
black-face comedians which had
been pirated and broadcast. Seven
John Does were also named de-
PENDANTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Jack Warner, Wife
Make Up, Plan Trip

WOOD. April %
QNS)-Jack Warner. Hollywood
film executive, and his wife, Ann,
today planned a cruise to South
America after announcing they
had become reconciled and were
dropping all separation plans.
Last Monday. through their at
torney. they announced they had
separated but yesterday, from an
exclusive resort just outside of
Hollywood. they let it be known
that their disagreement had ended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
General Shuts Visions
u. 5. Entry End War

NEW YORK. April 26.-1NS)
America will yet go all the
way" Gen. Jan Christian SHUTS.
prime minister of South Africa.
said in a broadcast from Cape
Town today which was picked up
by CHS via London. SHUTS said
"With the United States OF
America and all its good will
and vast resources behind us, we
may look forward to the end of
the war with steadfast conf
dence."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
End Labor's Freedom

II would also. he contended. end
the freedom now possessed by
labor to demand wage-and-hour
concessions irrespective OF profits.
Carey's criticism of the cut in
automobile production as uneco-
nomic and a blow to recovery and
unemployment passes lightly over
the Knudsen contention that the
move is necessary to conserve
visible supplies of steel, aluminium
and other metals for war pur-
poses by saying these should have
been planned for. 1t ignores the
time element required to develop
new sources of metals and other
vital materials, and to expand
plant equipment TO produce them
in quantities sufficient for war and
peace production alike.
1t is at this point that he says:
This situation could have
been met and still can be met
by the establishment of In
dustry councils whose simplified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Continued on Page I2)
NN"'IHOu vi dbu ~
Canadian Draftees
To Be Kept in Service

OTTAWA. Ont, April %
0NS) - The Canadian draftees
who will complete their four
months of compulsory military
training IN July are not going
home.
An order Of the National De-
Tense Ministry today conscripted
the drafteeS for an indefinite
period under the National Re-
sources Mobilization Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Greciian Radio
Sticks to End
Announcer Describes
Plight of Nation
International New. s.rvic. Wiz.

NEW YORK. April 26.-Athens
was still in Greek hands at Gas
o'clock tonight GAS p. m. Detroit
time). The official Athens radio
was heard at that time by CHS
and NBC. the announcer admitting
Greek defeat by overwhelming
Axis power but adding:
Greece will rise again"
The announcer said. however,
that owing 10 Unforeseen cir
cumstanceS' he had 10 cut his
broadcast in half He then added:
I'VE hope TO be on the air
again at our next broadcast
time"
Instead of starting with music,
the announcer began the broad
cast with an explanation of the
plight of Greece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Roosevelt Believed
Grying 10 Save Spain

LONDON, April 26.-QNS)-
French quarters in London today
said President Roosevelt is taking
active steps 10 save Spain from
capitulation TO the AXis-a de-
velopment which would open Ger
many's road to Gibraltar.
As a substitute for the German
French plan to supply Spain with
food from North Africa. il was
said, Mr.. Roosevelt is fostering
plan for Spain To draw supplies
from Latin America. presumably
with United States aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Detroit 0PM Aide
On Mission 10 London

NEW YORK. April 26.-QNS)
-Four engineers attached to the
Office of Production Management
left for London aboard the
Yankee clipper today. They were
c. p. Jones, Detroit: w. II. r.
Webb. Rochester, and John K.
Parkin and Ernest 6. Cook. both
of Buffalo. They would not dis
cuss their mission in England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
GIN Strike Threat
Deferred as Union
Heeds u. s. Order
Defense Chiefs Get
Pledge of Weeks
Delay at Least

The threatened strike at 60 Cens
eral Motors plants was postponed
Saturday for at least week and
probably longer, when the UAWs
Go agreed to demand of the
national defense mediation board
to keep the plants operating be-
cause of the corporations huge
defense orders.
Meanwhile negotiations between
the corporation and the union con.
tinued here in Detroit through
Saturday and will be resumed On
Monday afternoon.
The mediation board, to which
the dispute was certified Friday
night, sent kilograms to the corr
poration and the union demanding
that the plants be kept open and
working on defense contracts OF
more than S750000, 900.
In reply, the union wired the
board that it welcomed its inter.
vention and that it hopes the board
will make every effort to bring
about a speedy agreement.
I'VE are accordingly advising
our membership that strike &C.
ton will be deferred for . res
sonabIe PERIOD" the wire to the
board read. I'VE must insist on
an early settlement and on .
satisfactory adjustment Of ouf.
demands. Only such . satisfac.
tory agreement can In the final
analysis avert strike"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Cuba TO Honor Knox

HAVANA, April 26. -N(INS) -
United States Naval Secretary
Frank Knox and LAP other veter-
ans of the Spanish American war
will be decorated by the Cuban
government in Chicago May 3
when the United Spanish War Vet
Grams meet there in convention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
BY JOSEPH MAH.AR

International NeWs Aerilee Gable MritEr
German ored columns,
sweeping around the last ditch
British line in southern Greece.
were reported Sunday morning TO
be in the suburbs of the historic
capital Of Athens.
Berlin sources predicted that the
red and black swastika emblem
Of Nazi Germany would float above
the Acropolis Sunday.
Thus the Hitler blitzkrieg of the
Balkans and Greece drew 10 the
close Of its third week with the
end Of its fearfully swift conquest
in lietg