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The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

in far greater numbers in supple
mentary and in plant training pro
grams, car it be hoped that the
manpower requirements Of 1913
will be met"
The functions of the War Man
power Commission we're expanded
on September IL by an Executive
Order transferring the duties and
powers Of the U. s. Employment
Service, the National Youth Ad-
min~istration, the Apprenticeship
Training Service, and the Training
Service, and the Traiinng-With1n-
Industry Service to the War Man
power Commission.
The National Youth Adminstra-
ton trains young men and women
between the ages Of Is and p
through its War Production Train
ing Projects. Any young man or
woman between Is and Is who is
neither attending school full time
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

ing trained. The National Youth
Administration pays Resident Cen
ter trainees a monthly amount
which provides for personal ex-
penses and furnishes board and
room.
Following r the Nebraska War
Production Training locations and
types Of training available:
Location: Lincoln 2241 Y Street.
Type Of Project-Resident facilit-
les are available for young women.
Types Of War Training-Machine
Shop, foundry.
Location 1888 D Street, Lincoln
Type of Project-Resident facilit-
les for young women. Type of
War Training-Drafting.
Location, Lincoln 1929 M Street.
Type Of Project, Resident facilit-
les for young women. Type Of
War Observation-Disclosures power
sewing.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24
LESS DELINQUENCY AMONG
NEGROES THAN WHITES

There is less juvenile delinq-
uency among Negroes than whites
despite a nationwide rise Of p per
cent in Juvenile delinquency since
the war began. Click Magazine de-
clares in a copyrighted article ap-
pearing in its April issue. out on
the n~ewstands February 10Th.
This startling reversal OF the
popularity held but enormously
theory that delinquency among
Negroes is greater than among
whites. comes as part Of story car
ried by Click on the methods used
in Hartford. Conn. to combat the
rising tide Of waywardness among
teen age Americans.
The Click article reveals that
Hartford began pepaing for trou-
bic with its youth in 1910. long be-
fore Psarl Harbor. It's Council
of Social Agencies made precise
plans for the coming emergency,
and last summer engaged a Grim
inologist to study their work to
date. AS a result Of this planning
and study, Hartford has discover
ed a number of important facts.
These are. Click reports. that no
single agency in itself can prevent
delinquency; that once a family is
broken up..-a potential delin-
quency case has been created; that
punishment does not straighten
out kids; that they must be given
exciting substitutes for the thrills
they find in gangs and dangerous
play; that delinquency among Ne
groes does not exceed their ratio
TO the population and is. in fact.
less than among whites"
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

=. Nj have been married 5
years. What does his mother and
father think about me. 1 dount
them caring anything at all for me
Am / right?
Ans: Don't you think you nave
over-tayed your visit with your
husbands people? You and he
have been imposing on them now
for the past s years. It's high
time that you moved into a place
to yourselves. His people like you
proof Of that il that they put I'D
with you for all these eight years.
You and your husband Ear never
hope to make any Roadway in life
until you begin a home Of your
Cwn.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24
SCHOOL TO TEACH NEGRO
CULTURE

Brooklyn, April u amp The
School for Democracy has included
in its curriculum a course Life
and Culture of the Negro People. -
II will survey the Negro people
from their African background
through the various periods Of
their life in America to the pres
ent day.
Special attention will be paid 10
the role of the Negro people in the
present war and ire relationship
between full freedom for them in
America and the problem OF opp
ressed peoples throughout The
world. Gwendolyn Bennett and
Charles Collins will conduct this
course.
ceived her commission as a Third
officer, which is comparable to
Second Lieutenant in the Army. on
August %. Her promotion to the
rank of Second officer came in
december.
Before she received her assign
ment to company ork at Fort Das-
Moines, Second officer PEBBLES
was a WAC Recruiting officer i
the Sixth Service Command with
headquarters in Chicago, Ill She
was an X-ray technician before she
Joined the WAC.
Second officer PEBBLES husband
william PEBBLES, is a Second Lieu1-
enant tin the Army.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

x. C.-Now, I know he works
hard and wants a little fun. But
why is it he can find time to sat
isfy some other woman and wher
he gets home he is always too til
ed to please me This all night
business Of his that he Is pulling
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24
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The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24
Aid to Enemy

ANY American who wilfully
neglects to pay his taxes on
time or to invest every cent he
can in War Bonds is surely CIV
ing aid and comfort to the
enemy We have a job to
do and we are all called for
service to our country Our
dollars are called to service
too. Let US all ask ourselves.
Shall we be more tender with
our dollars than with the lives
of our sons?' - Secretary
Morgenthau-
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

Pulling down the window shade is
a real accomplishment for Toby
and it's a smart trick for anyone
who wants to save heat and fuel.
The dead air space between shade
and pane acts as an insulator,
reduces by 40 or so per cent the
important heat loss through the
glass. The fuel saving is as much
as 10 per cent, if shades are drawn
to the sills in all rooms at night
and in ~unoccupied rooms during
the day.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

A. CT have been reading this
wonderful column for over a year.
1t is SO wonderful. 1 wrote to my
auntie and asked her to send my
fare to where she is. I haven t
heard from her. Is her husband
the cause of her not sending it or
is somebody else talking to her.
Ans: That my dear girl is beside
the point. The point is that you
had a great deal Of crust to ask
your auntie to send you the fare.
You are a grown woman now and
plenty able to earn the money your
self to pay any expenses attached
TO such a trip. The way to keep
on the good side of kinfolk. is
to pay your own way everywhere
you go and not ask anyone Of
them for as much as a thin dime.
Better change your tactics grille.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

nearly crazy about a womna and
she bothers and ISLANDERS me all
the time. I want to know Will
you kill her for me and get my
husband back to me so he will love
me like he used to and treat me
good. Write at once and tell me
your price. I would like to make
a down payment.
Ans: Sorry. NO CAN DO. Bump
ing people off is a little out of our
line. You really believe in crack
ing down" ON folks that cross your
path, don't you? ! think your pen
atty is a little severe and L am
sure that yo urealize it is too. Had
you been as interested in making
home life pleasant for your hus-
hand while you were living togeth-
er as you are in getting even With
this woman. your troubles never
would have begun.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

A NJ. b am planning on en-
tering one Of the business c1Ile4es
here il the city II done. viii J
make the grades and secure my
diplon:. Please let the answer
come cut in this weeks issue.
Ans. The Sooner you enter the
school the better The prospects
Or employment have never been
better. and if you enter now, study
hard and diligently. You can in
ish this course by fall. You viii
have no trouble finding a job unis
year.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

right now is just getting me down
Ans: All good things have to
com etc a mend at some time. -....
you have been most generous in
sharing your husband with this
ocher woman. Now it must stop.
These all night ''jamborees" are
habit forming and you did wrong
To sympathize with his little fun''
in the first place. Give your hus-
band his choice. you, or the com
petition. He knows what side his
bread is buttered on. Show him a
little fun" at home.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

tor in Central America was frs
noted two years ago when III
Young was invited to become a
member of the American Institute
of Social and Political Science.
with headquarters in Washington,
ID. G.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

L. E. Why boy friend was
very nice to me before I went a.
way and stayed a month and didn't
write to him. He don't act the
same as he did before I left. He
used to make love to me and al
ways asked me to kiss him. Now
he don't make love TO me anymore
or tell me to kiss him and you
know a girl don't like a boy to b.
like that. What's wrong?
Ans: While you were on your
vacation a real cute little old gal
beat your time. The kisses that
had been reserved for you went to
this other girl and she made the
most Of your absence. Grieving
won't help matters. The best way
to heal your wounds is to date 9TH
er boys. they all like TO kiss and
love you know.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

v. II. P.-Gentlemen: I need help
husband has left me. He is
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

1o4q

released by the Office Of War Information is this chart showing
tne war expenditures by the us. 1t shows the expenditure in 1912
of a total Of $50 406, 0OOy 1000. This was 38 times the SI3 sos O00 600
spent in 1914. The average daily rate during the $40 days in 1912 on
winch checks were cleared was S169 000yOO0 as compared with S45.6OO-
600 for the 305 DAVIS checked in 1871
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24
Army Inductees Should
Study Dependent Allowance
Act of 1912.
YOU LAY PROFIT BIZ
ITS PROVISIONS

Omaha, Nebraska Feb. 20 All
men who expect to be inducted id
to the army through any station
in the Seventh Service Command,
or who already are in service
there without benefit of army al
lotments to their dependents. are
urged by the commanding general
to make immediate and thorough
study OF the Servicemen's Allow
ance act Of 1912 that they may
profit by its provisions.
Every induction station in the
nine states comprising this comm
and is being specifically instruct
cd by headquarters here to give all
possible assistance TO the soldier
applicants that the necessary data
may be obtained by the applicants
during their 7-day furlough for
arranging personal affairs at home
and that aid to his dependents. if
needed, shall be. forthcoming inn
mediaetly after the soldiers first
pay check. Seldom is it necessary
for the soldier to seek legal coun-
sci and there should be little *
pense or inconvenience to him If
he carefully follows the instruc-
tons given at his induction sta
ton
Under the provisions OF this act
monthly pay alIotments BY the
soldier for care of his dependents
are supplemented by slightly lar
ger payments by the government
and the total Of both paid monthly
to the person whom the soldier
has designated to administer the
fund
Dependents have been divided in
TO two classes, A. and B. Class A
includes, wives. both legal and
common-law. or divorced. if the
latter is receiving under court or
der, alimony payments from the
soldier: children under 1s years Of
age, legitimate, illegitimate, leg
ally adopted, or step children.
Class B includes parents. brothers
and sisters and grand children.
The parents may be either those
Of the Soldier or of his wife and
the relationship blood. or adopt
ion, or that acquired by marriage.
as step father Or step mother. Like
wise brothers and sisters may be
such by whole blood. half
blood, or by adoption.
All children, grand children.
brothers and sisters who are to re-
ceive this aid must be less than Is
years old unless their physical or
mental condition is such that al
though older than is years they
nevertheless are incapable Of self
support.
The Omaha guide., 1943-04-24

Thirteen billion 6ollars-the
- SUM the Treasury must raise
EE5 in the Second War Loan drive,
~ is only one sixth of the esti-
1 mated cost of the war for the
- fiscal year of 1943.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Women's AuxiIidries
May All Go Overseas,
Mrs. Roosevelt Hints
Describes Torpedoing
Of First WAACS Sent
To North Africa
8r the Associated Presx-

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 31-Mrs. Flea
nor Roosevelt said here yesterday
that the first contingent of WAACS
to arrive at Casablanca were tor
pedoed en- route and when they
landed had hardly any clothes.
She said President Roosevelt was
present in Casablanca at the time
It was there that the President and
Prime Minister Churchill met to plan
the Tunisian campaign.
My husband told me that he
greeted the girls as they arrived in
Casablanca." Mrs. Roosevelt said
in addressing service women's
Memorial Day meeting here. They
were very calm, despite the fact
that they were torpedoed."
Mrs. Roosevelt, without specifically
mentioning any women's service
branch, then told her hearers:
Your work will give you a new
outlook on the needs of the world.
And all of you may soon have the
opportunity to go overseas. This will
broaden, even more, your outlook on
things"
The Navy in the past has stated
that WAVES, SPARS and members
of the Auxiliary of the Marine Corps
would not De subject to overseas duty.
Mrs. Roosevelt also told her audi
ence, which ipcluded Army and
Navy nurses and members of the
British and Canadian women's corps,
that their present duties would
afford them educational opportun-
tiles for community service.
Women she said, must lay the
foundation for permanent peace
after the war. We know many things
In our own country are not right
and there is much you can do about
1t. You now have opportunities for
new education by working in groups
for work after the war, opportunities
you can get in no other way.
Among the few men attending
were Maj. Gen. Thomas A. Terry,
commander of the I'd Service Com
mand; Brig. Gen. Kenneth Lord.
chief of staff for the Eastern Defense
Command. and Capt. Paul T. Black
burn, U. S. n.
Sonora Manuel Prado. wife of the
President of Peru, also attended the
meeting.
Evening star., 1943-05-31

red, but some are pink and others
are yellow. The yellow California
poppy is called the cup of gold"
Among the flowers which 60 to
sleep at night are the Oriental
poppies. Their blossoms are deep
orange, almost red After the sun
sets, the petals fold up and stay
folded until morning They grow
in Asia, the same as white poppies.
but belong to different branch Of
poppy family
Red poppies produce small seeds,
which are of value. These seeds
are used as bird food and some
times are placed on bread and rolls.
They are fit for human food, having
no narcotic effect.
Oil can be pressed from the seeds
OF red poppies. This oil is used in
making oil cakes for cattle.
The story changes when we come
to the white poppies, which grow
widely in China, India and Burma.
These poppies carry the danger OF
sorrow and death.
When white poppy flowers are
changing to seed pods, but before
they produce ripe seeds, men with
knives walk from one plant to an
other. They use the knives to make
gashes in the pods
Next morning the men come back
and fifd milky juice on the pods
around the places where the cuts
were made the day before. The
milky juice is scraped off and placed
in clay dishes. Later it is dried and
made ready for market 1t becomes
the drug known as opium.
A great deal of opium is turned
into morphine and other drugs
which are used in medicine. Such
drugs are very helpful to doctors
in treating certain kinds of illness.
Sad to say, a great deal of opium
has been badly used. Asia has many
thousands of opium smokers" and
opium eaters
! Opium acts as poison when used
IN large amounts. Even If q person
does not take enough opium or NOR
| phlne to cause death, he may be-
come drug victim, with a habit
which keeps him from the hope of
worthwhile life.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Uncle Rays Corner

There is a flower which has done
great good, but also great harm to
the world. I am thinking of the
white poppy, also known as the
opium poppy"
What we may call Everyday
poppies" are relatives of the white
poppy, but are not used in any
harmful way. They produce pretty
flowers. Many of the flowers are
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Muhurui ia Of Indore in Nevada
To Divorce American Wife

throne of Indore when he and
Nancy Miller of Seattle were married
in 1928 Her royal sojourn was
brief-the maharaja abdicated two
years later.
The present maharaja, "a, known
formally as aharajadrirai RAJ
RajeshWar Sawai Shree YeshWant
Rao Holkar Bahadur. registered at
dude ranch here May % as ''Mr
Holkar.' He will have completed
legal residence requirements for a
Nevada divorce on July 4.
The maharani. now "a, was born
in Fargo, N. Oak. She was married
to John Paul Branyen in Minneapo-
lis shortly after she had completed
her nurses training. They were di-
Vorced four years later.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Report on Ration" Poll.

When I asked recently for Ma
ton wide poll on the preferred pro-
nunciation of the word RATION,
did not realize that I was to reap a
Whirlwind. The votes did not stop
coming in until this week. And my
small staff is still struggling to COM
plete the tabulation. Since many
possible to say whether "RAY-shun'
or "RASH-un' will be in first place
Please be patient. The results of the
poll will be announced here at the
earliest possible moment.
Names in the News.
PANTELLERIA, island about 60
miles east of Tunisia. The main ac-
cent falls on the fourt syllable. Say:
PAHN-tell-ay -ay-REE'a
PALERMO, seaport of Northern
Sicily. Say: pah-LAIR-moe.
SYRACUSE English form: Syra-
cuse), seaport of Southeastern Sicily
The correct pronunciation of the
italian form is: SEE-rah-KOO'zah
MATEUR, town in Tunisia near
Bizerte Mateur is not the French
equivalent of Victor Mature. 1t is a
French word that means maker of
masts' The second syllable is ter
as in termite. Say: mah-TER.
Are you a frady cat? Do you suffer
from one of the many phobias that afflict
humanity. such as claustrophobia. fear of
closed rooms: monophobia, morbid dread
of being alone? Send a stamped 3-cent.
self-addressed envelope to Frank Colby, in
care of this paper. Ask for Phobia
Pamphlet.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-05-31
BY the Associated Press

SS lhe Associated Press,
RENO, New, May 31-The second
American woman to share the
throne of Indore, like the first, may
reign as princess of that Central
Indian state only briefly.
The Maharaja of Indore said yes
terday, through the manager of the
dude ranch where he has taken res
idence, that he will seek a divorce
from his maharani. the former Mrs.
Marguerite LaWler Branyen.
The maharaja was married in 1898
to Mrs. Branyen. once his nurse in
a Los Angeles hospital and later
nurse for his daughter, Princess
Usha.
His father, H. H. Tukoji Rao III.
also placed an American on the
Evening star., 1943-05-31


Pass Pass
North was in an unenviable posi-
ton over South's three-spade bid,
but he had to keep the bidding open,
and his four-spade bid was the least
OF many evils. incidentally, South's
opening two-bid was CLOSE" but
legitimate.
West led the jack of clubs. De-
clarer won and returned a low
heart to clean out dummys single
ton. West ducked; East won and
promptly returned his low trump.
Now declarer was squarely on the
spot. II he put up the ace he could
ruff one heart but would have to
surrender two trump tricks to the
king and queen, and the unavoid-
able second heart loser would mean
defeat. If declarer finessed East S
trump return he could shut out a
spade loser, but West would return
trump and then no hearts could
be ruffed. Whatever South decided
was bound to be wrong.
| There was only one reasonab BILE
chance to make this contract, and
that was to lay down the heart
| king at the second trick. If West
had the ace it would cost his side
one OF its potential trump tricks
II he returned a trump, while any
other return would allow declarer
to ruff two hearts in dummy. If
East had the heart ace, there was
nothing declarer could do about it.
Saturday YOU were Howard Schen-
ken's partner and. with neither side
Vulnerable, you held:
AK63
2Q74
nQlO62
+Q85
The bidding:
Jacoby. Schenken. Lightner. You
/ MT Dbl Pass Pass
/ "a Pass Pass o.,
AnsWer-Double. Your hand j.
just as good against a two-club con-
tract as 1t was against one no.
trump-With the consideration that
now the opponents must take eight
( tricks. Moreover, if the unexpected
should happen and. by a minor mir
acle. the opponents should fulfill
their doubled contract, no great
calamity has happened, inasmuch as
two clubs doubled cannot give them
game
Score 100 per cent for a double
40 per cent for two diamonds, &C
per cent for pass.
Question No. 1898.
| Today you are Oswald Jacobv's
partner and, with both sides vulner-
| able, you hold:
AJ8752
Y O.
0 Q62
&J53
The bidding:
Jacoby. Schenken You. Lightner.
~ IA ~
What do you bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES,
Findinq a Hope

1t is not very pleasant to see your
partner put down a dummy without
face card in it and with bad dis
tribution to boot. But there may be
single ray of sunshine-if you can
find it, South couldn't. in this hand
but it was there just the same.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
A62
H7
H95432
%87643
AK43 AO7
NAlO532 VOJ9s
o 1913 tJ76
&J1O9 AKO52
AJ1O985
NK64
nAKQ
4 A
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
4 Pass 2NT Pass
Pass a Pass
Pass Pass
Evening star., 1943-05-31
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Ray in care of this newspaper.
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Evening star., 1943-05-13
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Evening star., 1943-05-13

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
COUPLE TO SHARE HOUSE. 10 MILES
out Old Dominion dr.. to Spring Hill. No
bath. Car essential. $40 month. Call
Falls Church S01-J-I1
Evening star., 1943-05-13
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