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The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08
HENRY M. EATON
Candidate for Reelection
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Douglas County
Your Support and Vote will be APP
preciated. Non-Political Ticket. He
has kept every promise he made
during his term of service. The fact
is he has kept faith with the parents
and children OF Douglas County.
Endorsed by teachers, school board
members, and the patrons of the
Rural schools whom he serves Pri.
maries Aug. IL. Election Nov. 8.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

PIXPAGE-Japanesc Beetle damage, which causes loss shown on cara
at left, can be controlled by use Of &c" Hybrids bred to resist, beetles.
Ears at right illustrate production of resistant "G" Hybrids grown
under same conditions in southeastern Pennsylvania. Studies. are being
made there now O that resistant strains may be developd Deforo Japa.
nese Beetles get to the central corn belt. Entomoogists believe Japn'
nese Beetles will be serious pests in the middle west in years to come
The Japanese Beetle was imported into this country from the OricM
ca q according to the USDA.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08
(BY q. w. SMITH,
WE. 6458

The RR. boys are in the stream
line mood at all times. Mr.. Lin
wood Hall, Mr.. Roy McAllister, Mr..
Louis Artison, Mr.. Buster Phillips,
Mr.. Felix Metoyer, Jerry Simpson,
Mr.. Gordon Hopkins, Mr.. Harry
Swain, M. Rodney Williams and
Mr.. James Woods are giving serv-
ice in a very fine way.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

L. M. B.-I am really in distress.
l have a sweetheart man and I am
really crazy about that man. He
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

Mr.. Taylor the Lake st. Shoe
maker will streamline, repair your
shoes while you wait and will give
service that is up to the minute
with a smile.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08
by ABBE, WALLACE SERVICE

together. You two are in love, but
for some cause neither of you have
tried to adjust yourselves to each
other since marriage.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

Many of the boys are answering
Uncle Sans call to arms. Alright
boys, keep old Glory waving.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

Bro. John Evans is On the job at
the hot weather was a match.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

es in the Credit Union and be
booster for the &C club.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

The Omaha Guide has all the
news of our ace and we all should
keep posted by subscribing and we.
will have it to read.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

We noticed Mr.. George Thomas
and Mr.. Al Jones from oath and
Lake SITS, Sunday afternoon. We
wonder if the corner was for sale.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

Mr.. Donovan is now with the O.
maha Athletic Club.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08


D. M. P.-I am so blue l am lie
pending on you. What can 1 DO?
Please see me thru. What keeps my
beauty work from improving.
Seems like it is going further down.
Thanks.
Ans: Satisfied customers will adj
vertise your business for you. Per-
haps your work isn't up to date and
in keeping with the new hair styles.
My suggestion is that you enter one
Of the beauty schools for a couple
Of hours at night and brush up on
your methods.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

Mr.. Ed. Buford is with the Pax
ton Hotel.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

The headwaiters at the summer
clubs are all giving mid season SER
vice as the lady golfers use up
many root beer flouts and the men
all like a high ball rolling on the
ground.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

and I have been breaking up and
going back together but this time
we have been on the bust for three
weeks. 1 will go crazy if things
don't change.
Ans: This time he is thru. The
flame has died. The spark you
kindled is burning for someone else.
1t is better this way. You have nc
right to try to hold the affection of
a married man with a family. An
affair Of this sort has but one end
ing. bitterness and heartaches
for the ''other woman. You have
just as much appeal to attract a
single man as a married man.
Choose your friends from those
who might lead to a definite future.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

Mr.. c. c. Galloway should have
your support for State Senator Is
he is one of the old school of roast
beef knights.
How about taking out some shar-
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

political advertisement
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

FLASH the NAACP should have
one thousand members in Omaha.
Now will you join?
Mr.. H. H. Green of Wahoo, Neb.
looked in on Omaha last Sunday
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09

Auto SerUices-Accessoriss
Motorcycles and Bicycles

WANT motorcycles or equities. Cssh watt
ing. Edw. kehoe Co. 1924 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Councilman Applies
For Navy Commission

CHICAGO. March 5 GNS).-
Jimmy Councilman. song writer.
author, after dinner speaker. actor,
and coach of the Chicago Cardinals
Of the National Football League,
has applied for. a commission as a
navy athletic instructor.
1t was reported Councilman, If
accepted, will be stationed at
Great Lakes, and probably will
coach the training stations foot
ball team next fall. Councilman
played on the Great Lakes foot
ball team of World War ! that
won the national championship
and went to the Rose Bowl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
IlIiIli '5'
In NCAA
Tourney

CHICAGO. March s GNSD.-
The University of Illinois basket
ball team. already tops in the
western conference. trained IFS
sights on the national champion
ship tonight following It's &C
ceptance of a bid 10 play in the
annual tournament OF the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Asso-
citation.
Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, ath-
letlc director al Northwestern
University. extended the invita-
ton today in his capacity Of
chairman OF the NCAA tourna-
ment committee in region No. 4,
embracing Illinois. Ohio. Indiana,
Michigan. Wisconsin and Mime
sofa.
The lllini will participate in the
eastern playoffs at New Orleans
March 20 and y. II they win
that event they will meet the
western half winner in the cham
piolShlp game al Kansas City
March IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
7 Y Teams Are Left
In VoIIeybaII Play

Two teams are left today i'm
the play-on for the YMCA Inter
branch Volleyball League cham
pionshlp, ST. Antoine and Adams
Reds.
ST. Antoine eliminated Adams
Whites at Northern last night,
els, Ais, 1912. 1873, 1911. The
three were tied for first AT league
season end at four victories and
one defeat each.
The respective spikers. Hugh
Peterson, st. Antoine and Carl
Gobis. Adams. stood out for their
teams. Adams Reds, drawing a
bye in the first round, meet st.
Antoine at Northern March IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Higbe's Mexican
StdndOff Was
Only Solution
n, BILL CUNNINGHAM

Apparently the best Kirby ligbe
the enbattled \Dodger pitcher,
could Get i'm that jam between
the rlisSus and the hall club was
what's known in the southwest as
q Mexican StandoF" \ Mexican
Ftando0 l. a nervous situation
wherein You lose your money but
save your life.
The r.ngside details were little
lacking az this distance. hut APP
parently The refuge from the frigid
cellar Of the PhilleS was in one
If those honey-I-can't fixes with
honey saying oh'-yes-you-will.
And that's not good. At least it's
not comfortable.
There been some trouble al
the hotel involving one Of the
other pitCherS--not Mr.. Higbe II
involved likewise and SimulIa.
neouSly a clamorous Spanish dancer
who did the Habanera amidst a
wild stamping of heels and the
fiery talk of the castanetS, in and
out amongst the tables. The
pitcher involved got a little dizzy
on the passing perfume, Havana
being pretty rich fare for a coun-
try boy anyhow. and here was
some fist fighting and all. because
it seemed that the Spanish dancer
partner was really her husband
and il all wound up very badly
NOT FOR HGBE
To say the Dodgers were dc
trop, henceforth. was like saying
Hitler was welcome in Russia.
But something must have hap
pened Steak or no steak. they
went back. and here came the
Higbe contretemps. Ii began when
Leo Durocher announced with
firm and glo~ering mien that
thered be no wives in the train
ing camp. Mr. Higbe said that
might 60 for the rest Of the fell
lows but il didn't mean him. Mr..
Durochcr COuntered with the
statement that it meant every
body.
Mr.. Higbe had cot as far as
Miami with hiS'n when the fell
news struck that he couldn't bring
her. How much the Mrs. had to
do with the matter has never been
explained In just so many words
but how'd YOU figure
Anyway when the plane took
off with the rest of the stays
Kirby stood on the dock like Casa
bianca's son and began matri-
rnonial hold-out. This went on for
the better part of week. and
then came the inevitable compro-
mise--but a neat one.
The Higbes few to Havana
both Of them. Kirby CALAMITY e>-
corted the lady around for day,
and then she took the night plane
back 10 Miami. Thus was face
saved The lady had scored. The
ball player was back in the fold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Ace Bob Gerber Lost,
Toledo s. Beaten

NEW YORK, March S (UP).-
Long Island University won a hol-
low 1888 basketball victory over
Toledo University last night, de-
featine the Ohio club while it was
without the services of its star
center. Bob Gerber, one Of the
nations leading scorers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

The first benefit show was Joe
Louis heavyweight defense against
Buddy Baer. and the second will
be held March n with Louis de-
Tending against Abe Simon. In
the first fight Louis and Jacobs
turned over their money to the
navy relief and in the second will
kick il all back to the army fund.
The proposed tournament would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

Lou Nova. Bob Pastor. Max and
Buddy Baer. Melio Bettina. Gus
Lesnevich and others mentioned
for other bouts.
In the event the Cochrane-R Rob-
inson match fails TO materialize,
Jacobs would attempt to
stage a middleweight defense by
Tony Zale against Sailor George
Abrams. he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

NEW YORK. March 5 INS).-
Promoter Mike Jacobs today re-
vealed plans for a gigantic boxing
tournament among leading fight
ers for the benefit of the men of
Macarthur and their families.
The headline event on the card
If plans can be satisfactorily
worked out, will be a welterwefght
title defense by Sailor Red Coch-
rane against Raw Robinson. with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

be held at Yankee Stadium or the
Polo Grounds. with Jacobs profits
and part of the purses being
diverted into a fund for the fam
lilies of the soldiers in General
Mac Arthur's Philippine army.
Jacobs thinks that under the
circumstances the show would be
a sell-out of close to 100000 per-,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Exhibition Results

Cuban Au.stars 020 600 900 2 5 o
Brooklyn IN 00l 900 600 o
he LscruZ and Colas; Higbe. Davis.
Allen and Howell Dapper.
Philadelphia az o04 $40 000-l1 ~ ?
Seattle (PacihcD 600 600 600 =
Besss Fowler, Alternately and Wagner:
Barrett. Lihke, Bushman, Turpin and
81 Rcarh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal,
March 5 (UP).-Nince DiMag-
gio was to arrive at the Pitts
burgh Pirate training camp
today and was expected 10 be
signed up for the 1912 season
before the day ends. Meanwhile,
Pirate Manager Frankie Frisch
sought to fill hole at short
stop made by the sale Of Arkie
Vaughan To the Brooklyn DOdg-
ers. One hope OF Frisch to fill
the spot vas blasted when
young Billy Cox of the Harris
burg, Pa, team was drafted into
the army. Frisch had counted
strongly on Cox and the pennant
chances of the Pirates we're hurt
by his induction.
ANAHEIM. Cal, March 5 (UP)
The Philadelphia Athletics jour
neycd 10 Riverside today to meet
in their third exhibition
game of the season. the AS SCORED
their second decisive win over the
Seattle RainierS, Ito, yesterday
Pitchers BeSSe, Fowler an {
Abernathy each pitched three in
nings, allowing the Rainiers
total of three hits.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. March
) (UP).-The infielders and
outfielders of the Philadelphia
Phils were due to arrive In
camp today. officially opening
the Phils spring training pro-
gram. The teams batterymen
have been undergoing strenuous
training for more than q week.
The New York Giants yesterday
scheduled an exhibition game
with the Pills for Flamingo Park
on March IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
TwoCdmpsB Buzz
With Talk Of
Tiger Trades

Continued from First Sport Page
over the Giants, The Cuban ALI
Stars jolted the cocky National
League champions. 2-l, yesterday
and 10 make il worse. the losing
pitcher was Kirby Higbe, a D.
game winner last season. The
Dodgers outhit the Cubans, seven
to five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
rIMrc MISUNDERSTANDING at C..
Grand River no asso 4

IohLDV LAST TINES TONIGHT.
SINGING PLUS OUR KARToON KoM.
EDY KARNINAL LAUGHS A THRILLS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

pApH-262s East Dawson TO. $3.50 4
hnh Open SIS. FREE DISHES TO
LADIES CLARK Gaeis Hedy Lamar in
with Ruth Hussey. Robert Cummings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

PRFSJDFNT-lo7ss Mack lie. 1894
'"hoiDL"i open 6.i5. Bruce Cabot
In Gargs,er Thriller, "LET EN- HAVE
IT." Plus Chester Morris IN TINE BAT
WHISPERS" Also Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

hNhDioL CONT. FROM p. NJ
ON STAGE IN PERSON. CAB GALLO
WAYS ORCHESTRA AND "JrMPlN'
1--WE JUBILEE" OF 40 STARS! SCREEN !:
lST SHOWING LAW OF THE JUNGLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

pI A7h-lls4i y. Jefferson. LIZ. 1887 =
LhGn open +. NJ DINNERWARE
TO LADIES Victor McLaglen. BROAD
WAY LIMITED" Plus .DIDE COWBOY. :"
with Tim Holt and Marjorie REYNOLDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Woodward. TIE. I-sssa 4

! hhhUiOL STARTING TOMORROW:
ONE WEEK on STAGE, IN PERSON
EARL Father" HINES AND HIS RE-
CORDING ORCHESTRA AND WONDER
FUL MUSICAL REVUE!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

Most damaging of all 20 his peace of mind
must have been the though, that the Jade
charm whose search had occupied him for IS
years had led at last not 10 the fabulous
city of his dreams but INTO this emotional
quagnIrc II had proved wil-o- thc-wisp
Then came tho day a icAv weeks age ,,l4-f-
he did not show mp at his clinic al an I'm
response 10 an anxious phone call from Mr.
LaNoie, he SAID
! Just can't make it do whatever you
think best about my appointments
HIS voice seemed gay and relaxed she
could hear sweet music in the background
on this evidence plus that Of the doctors
sonstivity and the fact that It would be diff
cult 20 give anyone who didn't want II an
injection OF local anaesthctc 1t appears that
they had agreed TO "A suicide pact or rather
a murder and suicide pact
But they were not ugubriouslv waiting for
the appointed time, they were passing their
last hours gaily. listening 70 music and judc-
ing from the pile of unWashed dishes later
discovered in the kitchen, fcasting
blank recording found in the open phoro.
graph in the apartment suggests that he
might have been going 10 leave posterity a
verbal suicide note perhaps scientific ac-
count OF death hy has CHASTITY hut medically
correct method or some outhurs' Of poetic
self Justification
But at tho last moment hc changed ra
mind. merely picking up a peu0u and paper
and writing, as though ~ Verc . pres nip
t0n,
Z Mrs Nohns father A. ihrson lla,
ST. Santa Monica she wanted bum
this message That she sends her .r
that We both agreed this rs the only Hnl '1
do Please notify Mrs LaVoic "cp,a-
the trouble that this Vill cause
But IL was all so sIUlfuuy 'i Is
really didn't cause much ttorN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

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e,.,..,,...-
,,,.... .,,......,tls srod so,,, l,e,,t
-,
,r.,,.,,e,,,l. town., tho. cb,,.,,, had on.
,..5 , ....,l,.s irq ,,.r( DO, ,,..,s 4, h,,,, and
had ,.,,,.,,,,,I,. influenced hin, from then nm
a.. .s, n ms, IN - drcar, ,,b,r no was
...t, ,,,,,s ia 7, ecor,od -, rho time -
,.',,,..l ,l.,o ,n., could ,,c,ts gunner
,..r....,,...., -, ,t,,s. ,lst{i 5ovi,cd iron,
his f,,r,,,. tam,
proamu.. ~, held n IN his hand rubbed
II. and the meracin. phantoms Of nightmare
We're routed strangely enough this dream
instead of vanishing without leaving trace
as MOST dreams lo kept coming back Again
and again through huyhood and INTO maulr-
lty hc saw hmscI1 or The feshlcss shadow
IF hnac'C chsrng the charmed jewel and
threading his way uuhuri among unimag-
msh'e dangers
The mas, of The plaque became stamped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Then Dr.. Nolan. Poet.
Pointer and Too De-
voted Husband. Went
Int o I h e Bathroom.
Opened His Ownveins.
Empfied Them. and Fol-
lowed Her In Death

would no doubt have foresWorn her title and
ncontinenuy turned down his proposal of
marriage. As 1t was, she did neither
They were we'd and. under the protection
OF the Jade charm, embarked on q brief three
months of what some OF their friends de
scribed as rapturous misery"
So absorbed were they in each other that
they seldom mingled in society Each had
failed once at marriage Viola or Kay as she
was called with a Hollywood auditor named
Ed Pengra and they were fanatically deter
mined not 10 fail again. This and their loint
feeling OF superstition toward the charpl- lent
an unnatural intensity 10 their love
They lived IN n het-heHSe atmosphere, m
which feeling grew morbid and, unfortunately.
where the little differences that are bound 10
arise between any husband and wife became
magnfied out of all proportion. There was
no middle ground for them, only the heights
and the depths. bitter quarrels and eXtrava-
CANT reconcilatiOns
Once, after they had only been married
few weeks" Mrs. LaVoe remarked later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

tie found the door open aud lights burning
inside He also found the bodies. dccorcusly
rcposing like marble statues, one ON the bed
tho other nm the tub
The surgical scissors sDin dnclcd from tho
fingers Of pr Nolan's night h2nl
In searching ont the mo'v,s 0hlchUIE
have led HIM 10 stage Tins quiet mclodrama.
police of course. did MOI overlook the
eniCmatic good luck charm Why, al mo-
mcnt when the average person might have
been expected 90 hc lahoriuc under The Wosl
intense emotions had he bethousht himself
of such an object
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

said Why don't you sep
arate If you can't get
along p
- can't leave. her. the
doctor replied. This Is
our last romance And
Kay replied in almost the
same words when men
toned the matter 10 her"
Where another man
might have tried 20 keep
ms balance by an occa
sional game Of golf or
evening of dissipation Or
Nolan would stay late at
his clinic seeking release
IN work or in those
strange carvings, draw
ings and poems.
one Of the last, written
at this time, sounded a
note Of foreboding
".........I Stake
OFT at Loves fount my
thirst for beauty
And stop thy lips
when speech Of morn
and duty
Sullies them with
kisses Let us drink
Vast and slow delight
ful draughts and sink
From our passion to
forgctfulncss
In the infinite luxury
of WEAKNESS ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

wood ndin g
friendly divorce
" h IL e his cX-
wife continued to
frequent the same
society they had
X n o W n together,
Or. Nolan with
drew m ore a n a
m ore into his
practice an a his
Evening star., 1942-12-17
More Recreation Center
Donations SOUGHT Here

Recreation officials hope the dona-
ton by Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mclean
OF her two-story garage as a recrea-
ton center for war workers is only
tie first of such gifts here, accord
ing to Milo s. christensen, recrea-
ton superintendent.
He explained that more garages
and homes are needed as informal"
recreation centers to supplement the
two highly organized centers his de- :
partnent will set up in the 1900
block of r street NV.
Plans for purchase of these larger
establishments are now pending be-
fore the Federal Works Agency, Mr..
christensen said. They may not be
put into effect for some time. Mrs.
McLean's garage, at 1923 Twenty
second street NV. is expected to
be ready by Christmas Day.
His department hopes to set up
about 18 recreation centers, Mr..
Christensen said, in accordance
with "A master plan" worked out by
the Facilities Committee of the War
Hospitality Committee of the Once
of Civilian Defense. Several more
Of the centers are expected to be
bought or rented. Mr.. christensen
is anxious, however, for rs many as
possible to be donated temporarily.
Evening star., 1942-12-17

purchased the bridge from the
Pennsylvania Railroad for 4700 and
13 years later sold 1t to the State
for 1856, 600 after receiving the
1895, 900 in toll fees.
The bridge now has been out of
use since August 70, 194l, when the
State opened new bridge . mile
away.
B. G. Noise, president Of War
Materials, Inc, agent for the Metal
Reserve Co., Government-f financed
corporation, said the gold mine"
structure would furnish enough scrap
in flve months to produce 60 Gen.
Grant tanks, or 500 anti-aircraft
Evening star., 1942-12-17
u. ). Printing Office
Seeks CIarification
OF Wage Boost Bill
Stotus Uncertoin for
1000 Workers Already
On Overtime Poy Bosis

The Government Printing Once
today asked Controller General
Lindsay c. Warren to say how many
Of its employees will benefit under
the new pay bill.
1t is taken for granted that ap-
proximately 1000 per annum en-
ployes who are working a hours
without extra compensation will get
the time and one half overtime rate
for the extra four hours. The ques-
ton arises, however. it was ex-
planned. as to the effect of the meas
ure on about 1000 per diem en-
ployes, who already are on an over
time basis, Officials do not believe
that these can benefit from the
measure, but they consider the
language is slightly ambiguous con-
corning legislative" employees who
are entitled to 10 per cent fiat
raise, and want Mr.. Warren to clear
the issue. Government Printing
once personnel is classified as legis-
lative.
In the meantime it was learned
that the regulations to be promul.
gated by the President in connec.
ton with the measure are in course
Of preparation and are expected te
be ready in few days. The Presi.
dent has 10 days in which to sigr
the resolution, which is retroactive
to December 4. 1t went to- the
White House from the Capitol yes
terday.
One point, that the regulation
will make clear. it was said, is thai
an employe who works five days In
a week and Is on leave with pay or
the sixth, Will be entitled to the
overtime rate for that day. This, II
was said, would be in conflict with
an earlier ruling by the Controller
General, but it was viewed rs ths
only fair way to treat the particular
01lAEtion