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Evening star., 1944-12-24
Spanish War Veterans

Petit Camp viii meet Tuesday.
President William Mckinley Camp,
Sons Unit, elected Francis D. Cooney,
president; James L. Davis, senior
vice president; Shelton Lamar,
Junior vice president; James Davis,
chaplain, and Paul j. Clarke, guide.
Col. James s. Petit Camp will
bold a bingo party for veterans in
Mount Alto Hospital on the evening
of December 20.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary will hold a Christmas
party in the Red Cross hall at st.
Elizabeth's Hospital on December
20, at pm. Members Of the entire
organization will be welcome.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Eastern High Schoe

The sound Of a piano intermin-
Cling with dancing footsteps may be
heard coming from the home of Rita
Lou Haun any Saturday. To 48
pupils, Rita Lou, student Of East
ern High School, teaches tap, toe,
acrobatics and ballet.
With her class, she has enter
tained at various USO clubs in and
near Washington. Rita Lou would
rather dance for servicemen than
for any other audience.
My most exciting performance
was dancing for the wounded SOL
diers at Walter Reed Hospital" she
said, Il did a comedy number and
1t was thrill to see the soldiers
faces light up with pleasure" Her
Evening star., 1944-12-24
ook. Children now are encouraged

book. Children now are encouraged
to express themselves with free
swinging arm movements on large
pieces of paper. An extensive col
lection of such work, done by present
pupils at the Art Center, is also on
view. Judging from a sheaf of let
ters in which these Washington
boys and girls have given their i'm
pressions of the Brice works, the ma
jority feel only pity or scorn for
those earlier children's efforts.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
December
PRIZE CONTRIBUTION
By Billy Andre,cs, II,

West School.
December is very jolly.
With Santa Claus, snow and holly.
There's old Jack Frost and North
Wind bold
Who is blowing at us, so cold.
The robins and bluebirds are gone
And no longer play on our lawn.
1t is jingling bells that We hear:
Let's have fun all through the new
year
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Miniatures
At COrcOran

Over 200 works-in-little constitute
the 18th annual exhibition of the
Washington Society Of Miniature
Painters, Sculptors and Gravers,
which opened in the Corcoran Gall
lery of Art a week ago today and
will continue through January 18th.
The artists making contributions are
from all parts of the country, as far
west as San Francisco, as far south
as New Orleans, north to Vermont
and east along the whole coast line.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Annual Exhibition
OF the s. ". 4.

This IS not only holiday season
but one of exhibitions. This after
noon the Society of Washington
Artists opens its 54th annual exhi-
bition. AS usual this will be in the
Corcoran Gallery of Art, Full review
will be found in the news columns
today or on this page next Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
OES Activities

Meetings Scheduled are:
Hope Chapter-Wednesday, party
Chevy Chase Chapter-Wednes-
day, initiation.
Brightwood Chapter - Thursday
reception to new officers and party
Lebanon Chapter-Tuesday, pag-
cant; Star Point Society, January 4
at the Ugly Duckling.
Brookland Chapter - Wednesday
party.
Harmony Chapter-Thursday, in.
itiation and party.
Electa Chapter-Tuesday, party.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Films for Servicemen

Two motion pictures will be shown
at the Pan-American Union at 4
pm. and pm. today In the series
of programs especially for service
men and Government employees. The
pictures are South of the Border" "
by Walt Disney, and "Guadalaj jara. -
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Washington Has No Civic Santa Claus;
Club Women Work for Representation
By Jesse c. sUTER.

a
patriotic
With the ended
left with authority play Claus civic sense
voteless
The President might in measure be fair substitute he would
District people Christmas
appoint de Wahngtonns
Appeals and the
justice
II the District of Columbia and its people political
President believed that the Santa Claus the White
would find such local appontees in the bag.
assembling the Sevenyninth
Of the introduction
District While czeny
have been working legislative there
attempt coordnad plan of legislation
which most the To reach
items difficult impossible but the opportunity
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Not Exactly

Not Exactly
One day I took my cousin, Gloria,
aged 4, who was visiting us, to see
Vinetta, the little girl next door.
Upon learning the little girls name,
Gloria pondered for a moment, then
said, "Is her name Vinetta like
vinetta ice cream?"
GERTRUDE GARNES.
Evening star., 1944-12-24

Clubwomen Renew Fight for National Representation
Monday adopted supporting Summers
people
the the nd nn v The Of sh dss
a1 % 5
MS @ m Board r @
for action at Its meeting which will be held in Washington
full the resolutions available the
A nsh the the United states of America
fundamentally Government of all the people by all the people and for
& its m just h the s Of m the
the c0nes and the m Chief EXECUTIVES and tho
day Of national inspiration M and patriotic PRIDE but to the un
mourning opportunity
which belongs them and attaches nparaby
WHEREAS
United popuous intelligent puDc-sphed adequate
WHEREAS in relation to the national laws the sole function of
the District people obey They not permitted to take part
In making the laws which they obey.
relation national taxes the sole ole. tic the District
They have nothing like other concerning the amount
to people
District Of 6 Columbia to fight obedience They 1 have
100000 from the District of Columbia in the armed
absentee ballot provided for fighters from the
at M very nes the the p s nor
generally the sumnescapper amend
THEREFORE, BE That Federation
amend the Constitution the United States by adding the
following
provide shall be
the m 6 n % b. son%s ann the
legislation hereunder shall
be ] TO f s' t we earnestly urge the Congress
this simple justice
and the States for ratification
believe
will the local body In ndon the proposed contu
fundamental American appeal
Chevy Chase Citizens Associations Postwar Project
" Brown Schoo
building Connecticut avenue at MCKINLEY
proposed public library and community recrea
ton center =. 49,, ,
this would house the Chevy
the other Wouo oVloe
features
building already provided
suitable community assemblies II Is
the
its moderate
council Tor winch
selected by 10 neigh
selected to form council "hcn
representative needs and interests of the oo
people of the Chevy Chase area
headquarters
will not be available
Citizen is 81 Discuss and understand the
members of each of the
the project reality Set up
organization meet the challenge offered
Recreation and Public
estimates ready to submit to the Com
missoners at earliest appropriate time"
hopefully Recreation
their approval preliminary
o pushing the project for congressional action
Evening star., 1944-12-24

What is the largest room In the
world?
The room for improvement.
Boys YMCA Magnet.
Evening star., 1944-12-24

Europeans discovered gold on the
Brazilian plateau In 1893.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
TROOPS



aud practice IN the handling Of
chemical clements and Weapons.
q is Tie hope u Captain Morton
'ha' from This specially trained
Hnif wili come cadfc TO form nc
second company. now being rel
fruifed
The officers and non-commis-
stoned onicers Of this command
have prepared themselves BY study
az the Lakewood Arsenal in MARY
land Inc University 81 Michigan
COURSES al Rackham center and
fhe irnining grounds al McCoy
Wise Many of fhe men are locally
employed IN chemical laboratories
in this area
The made over quarters AZ Col
lngwood not only anord excellent
facilities for training but also ar
IDEAL rccreaional center for thos,
connected taking from tho street
as q were young men who seel
some place of wholesome fcllow.
shlp u IS the hope Of Governor
Kelly and iho officers IN chafes
hat the future Negroes in Nioha
gan will have something TO nnnN
20 With pride and sec accomplish
I'd tho fnlhlImcnf Of fond hopc
a place IN the military nc OF fU.
state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Christian Science

Soul VIII hc tho subject N
The lesson sermon IN ON chris
tan Science churches throughout
The world on Sandav. Fch rs
Tho golden icv tIsaiaA 81 lop
ISL II VIII greatly rcioicc VI tho
Lotd MY soul shall be joyful in
ms Cod"
Among tho Rhle citations IS
this passage Isaiah 20 ~ with
my soul have I desired ihec IN Tho
night; yca With mis- spirit Within
me viii ] seek ihee early for
when thy indaincnis mr. IN the
cnfth. the inhabitants ~ Tho world
will learn rirhieousncss
correlalIie passages TO be rcpd
from tho christlan Science text
hook Science and Health with
Kcv 80 The Sculptures hy Mary
Baker Eddy Include tho following
% a2s "Npihlne hni spirii soul
can evol4o LIE for Spirl IS moro
than all else
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Republic Has
Strategic
Location
President Tubman
Declares War
On The Axis

Because OF tho strategic ana
Important location OF the Afrlean
Republic The support Of Liberia
means much 70 the United Na.
n =, Secretary OF state co,dell
Hull Informed newsnarefmsn
Wednesday, Feb. 2.
Commenting on Liberals dsrlar.
aiIon ~ war against German ana
.larsn. tho Secretary 81 state ,ola
B prcss conference that each n
the Allied Nations and tho l'ntea
Nations are gratified to have h.
leria take her place IN ,helr
ranks
lhe I.ihcrlan lcgislatura ag.
ihorlged President William
TGhnan 20 declare war ON Ger.
ma and japan on Jan 2,
'wenfy four hours after the Chief
Executive had asked neAal
session Of Tho body 70 au'ha,,s
idhor'a'= adherance 10 tho i,nn.
~ Nations Declaration pGcslaon,
Tuhwar announced that -aia
d war existed between fhn AZ.
ilcan Republic and German and
iapln Immediately after tho ice.
islaAire acted
Upon official recent ~ reports
~ 'he action In tho United states
tho State Department ser IN.
s'rgcilcrs 70 Tho American .ers.
''on a. Nonroyia rcrardi 'Ns
~ ihie adherence Of Ehea 10
'lo Emitted Nations Declaration
Tse rrapesed signing e. ne
United Nations raet IS ospoiei
r. take nlaoo in Wpshinrinr WIN
Wa'Nr = Walker Lihcrian CON-
snl % Now York. repre f'lrr
fhrria became elic'fe for
Ncni l.ease Ald On Mas N
l't' an1 signed ron'ea"
i'e eeT~f on June s 1912 PRE-
id'N el Tuhnau and r Tent
Edwin Tselnv were on ~ -.
fie'al Visit 70 tho United ssiss
a fhlt tlmc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
BUILDING
FIRM ADDS
TO STAFF

Robert Walker. Securities Sales
manager Of Wayne County Better
Homes. Inc. announced this week
the addition Of Robert Leather
wood and George Gaady 10 Tho
stock sales force
Mr.. Gaddy and Mr.. Leather
wool successfully passed the
Michigan Corporation and securi-
tics examination qualifying them
TO become licensed stock sales
men under the laws Of the State
OF Michigan
Mr. Icatherwood native Of
Gary Ind comes TO the corpora
iion well qualified for tho posi-
ton tie IS a Fisk university
rraduate having received Rach-
clor Of science degree IN Sociol-
oey in 1912. He has ALWAYS been
interested IN civic examinations
and Is very DESTROYS Of contrlhut-
ing his time and ability 10 tho
building Of the corporation be-
causc' he feels that tho program
~ the corporation Is necessary
and worthwhile one
George Gaddy IS affiliated With
The Detroit Roard Of Education
md Is teacher in. one Of the
public schools lie Is also a grad
uate ~ Fisk university having
received his Masters degree IN
Education in 1912 Like Nr
eathcrwood. Mr. Gaddy Il also
Interested IN civic affairs and Is
very enthusiastic about his new
position with WAYNE County Bet,
ter Homes Inf
Mr. caddv and Mr. Leather
wood arc both members Of tho
Alnha Phi Alnha fraternity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
YIN NOTES

Atty = r Piper was elected
chairman % the Committee Of
Manaeemeu' ~ the - Antoine
rfaash yNcA and Cornelius T.
Henderson vice chairman Other
members Of NE hoard are s fol-
loss Fred a Alien L. & Blount.
Thomas T. Rilscoe v a Bristol.
Peter Craig Luke Fenncll Frank
v. Poster Jerome Harrison Dr.
James + Henderson pr Albert II.
Johnson pr James } Mctlendpn.
Ray , Norton CHARLES Ransom,
Isoderiek g. Schusser Edward
SNuft and Luke Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Dr. Henderson Directs \
tenicnnial Committee

nr ! l. Henderson one ~ the
original members Of the Board Of
Management vas unanimously
elected general chairman ~ the ST.
Antoine Ys Ceniennial Member
s'ip effort Fen ~ % March 10.
William Sammefs chairman ~ The
81 Apnaal Dinner committee. has
/ @s' announced that DR. Claiming
liI Tobias. senior secretary Of Col
orod Men Workers viii be guest
speaker ~ The dinner which viii
be Friday March q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

a L g lST A. Ga CAMP
The erection ~ high school
that would care for $500 Negro
students N Riehland county was
prnp scd 1ucsday hv Richmond
County supt s y Copeland IN
Quilting pcst-vnr school EXPANSION
hofnc Tho hoard Of eAn1alInn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
shelter inadequate

Thg kbs have four children
and v toa from their former
residence in March. l9t2 Now
renting temporary and inadequate
quarters ac family has 10 sleep.
ear srd toon IN three rooms
Thc> Illustrate aeain the
mdcme ana hlnderine
poiit Detroit Housing cbm-
nts.nt. Nafn fails to provide
ad'q'#t quarters for more than
lloea N,ssaA who are desperate
y II te u housing
AroA practice Of oxploiicrs OF
Ncrio misery tho real estate in.
iereSi Nnr Investigated by
MACE a3ofn,y The Legal Re-
dres 'apliec Of ihe association
comueaai N;y Willls " Grnves.
Elttn 4 hnyeupori and iaaneis
n peH Aase hccn handling cases
insNNt- N!clions against negro
icnan' YES large in,eNmen real
tors WIG purchase property in Ne
gro peIshhnhoods c,icl he tens
ants tdVic lhe dwellings i'm or
der ~ aahe additional profits.
Contradictions have been grant
ed ~ s't'h ascs on tho basis thar
TO So dt'i'e ne property IS aiding
'h' war eaef' Tie NAAcP or
pesos suh pfaefice on The grounds
lhai hi'ae puN''c policy is involved
aie sueh risfiice hampers rather
than aids Ultimate Niciory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

nary 20. 1911. NJ the nvc Of -, att
ter li,c-month Illness.
lie Is gone. bnt not forgotten by
those who loved him dearly. We
loved him. but Iod loved him hest.
lie was n devoted husband. low.
Ing father. an obcIlcnt son, n
friendly ncirhbor aud viii be miss.
ed by all his friends.
lie lca,cS TO mourn his loss de-
voted wife. four children. q loving
mother, Mrs. I.uacy Floyd; n
grandmother. Mrs. Anna chester:
brother and host ii relatives.
Burial was al Memorial Park
cemetery.
Mrs. Gussic Floyd. wife.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Allies Expect Liberia To Be Important Aid Against Al
FAMILY OF SIX NEEDS
PROPER SHELTER; DENIED
HOUSING in NEW PROJECTS

War workers who applied A. ne
War lleusius eculer sea " for'
street were refused applications
for projects opening on Fen ~
the NNAep was informed this
week Nfeay Negro war workers
Who arp9,a Tor the Adams prof.
ect. located al oakland and Seven
Mile road and the Emerson To-
Gated az Ncada and Clin streets
were lir ami MIS- sylvester Kirk
and lame, Jones fhcy we're told
BY Miss kalhsiech assislant super
intcnf,nt ihai policies Of the De
iroi Housing commission denied
these hone. 20 Negro war work
ers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Boys And Girls Confab

The twelfth Older BOYS and Girls
onferenco dates which Will ~
sponsored jointly by the iMrA
and The YwCA. win be March Ill
and ~ The guest speaker Will be
ATTY Henry r. Richardson. Jr,
% Indianapolis Ind.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Taken Before Meals
Acts Fast

laken shortly before meals G'l.
Jan mixes with the food acts fad
,o'ten With the FIRST DOSE gu.
Jan VIII help bring out gasscs ana
! m pnrliIes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

Mrs Louise Thaxton. or
HAS Hildreth ST.. CoIum.
bus, o., Suffered From
Miseries OF Poor EIimina.
ton, Was Run Down, Felt
Terrible Mornings-Tried
Gillian, Now Says, ~ Am
Feeling Fine, Like | New
err Had A Sick Day In My
Life"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

SETTLEMENTS like That ~ Mrs.
IhaAiou stories Of truly remark
"lle relief obtained by taking tiil-
JAN are heine told every day hy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

which may have
been inside you
a long time
using You
many days OF
m isery and
headaches. div
~ spells. skin
eruptions and
that lazy drow
sy feeling. 1t
Will aid greatly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

grateful Gillian
users Rclow
arc Mrs. Thax-
ton 9 own words.
We urge every
suffering man
and woman to
read them care
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-23
shows and concessions, pony ridse and
contests provided entertainment for
the 600 company employees and their
families attending.
OF NEGRO
UNITS IN INVASION,


New York-Assistant Secretary of
War, John J. McCloy, announced
that the War Department is taking
newsreel footage of the accomplish
ments Of Negro soldiers in France
and other parts Of the European the
atre Of operations, which will be a
valuable to all newsreel companies.
In 4 letter TO Walter White, Mr..
McCloy stated, Carlton Moss who
played the leading role in The Negro
Soldier" has been sent to the Europ-
can Tbeater Of Operations by the
War Department. mfr. Moss has
been working with Signal Corps d.
rectors and cameramen filming a
comprehensive record of the work of
Negro soldiers both in combat and in
the vital job of speeding supplies to
the front"
The information came in response
to the NAACP's letter Of August "a
to Secretary of War Stimson asking
that the War Department do more to
assure broad film coverage of the ac-
tivities Of Negro troops. Newsreel
companies have been advised and urg-
ed to make available this material
1T IS our hope" said Mr.. White,
that you will utilize this material as
far as possible for distribution to
white as well as Negro theaters."
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-23
CITE NEED FOR GOT'T.
ACTION TO ELIMINATE
DISSEMINATION BARRIERS
IN 5MnOCTPV
IN INDOSTRY

Citing the need for Government
action tc eliminate discriminatory
barriers in industry, Malcolm Ross,
Chairman of the Presidents Comm
ittee Oh Fair Employment Practice,
stated before The Senate Subcomm-
ittee On Education and Labor that
the way out of the economic swarrp
for minority workers is to raise their
productivity to their highest potential
level
Iii testimony before the Commit;
tee. headed by Senator Dennis Cha
W. dem. N. Mex.) in which WIZ
ncsscs were heard for the bill to cs
AT lisn z permanent Fair Emp.c,-
ner' Practice Commission, Ross
rwelt at length on the cost OF racial
and religious discrimination to the =
ccno.ry of the entire nation, and u-g-
Ell governmental action to cover the
liffrult adjustments in the recon-
version and peacetime period ahead
Acton by the Congress to relieve
ecunotiic depression among part; III
ar groups would be but a continual
ior; III the national policy establish
ed by the Fair Labor Standards and
Social Security Acts" Ross said.
'Dis11, animation puts minority work
ers in a depressed economic gre Id
and "fnust be avoided in order %
t.rcElCte the free flow of commerce
LttNeen states and the economic pros
p5rity .cf the nation as a whole Tire
bill. identical with the Scan1on-Dlw
$ N LaE gillette measure proposed n
the House empowers a permanent
+ ~ Z to eliminate discrimination
prTctjcfd by employers engaged IN
interstate or foreign commerce.
The FEPC's chairman buttres ,ed
his statement with facts and figures
T. show the restricted employment
opportunities and depressed earning
Of Negroes, Mexican Anne
icsns and other minority groups, and
quoted from statements by promrl-
employers as to the necessity IF
maintaining the entire populations
welfare in order to achieve mass pur-
Oh; sing power.
Nj. Ross opened lbs statement ~
reviewing the industrial economic
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-23

DR.. D. V. Jemison, despite the
small element Of opposition, was re-
elected by reclamation to head the
National Baptist Convention. The
popular minister told the PPNS.
newsmar while in the Texas City,
that he will plan a postwar christian
program, which will bring about a
closer relationship between them and
God. This, DR.. Jemison said, will
insure peace, harmony, and brotherly
love between all races of mankind.
Claude A. Barnett next to DR..
~Schoening, reads the letter Of COM
mendatoin from the secretary. GUS
DA photo by Cummings.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-23
NPC Employees Compete
for Prizes at their
County Fair"

More than 200 exhibits Of fresh
and canned vegetables from the Vic
tory gardens OF Nebraska Power
Company employees Wed for prizes
at the company's country fair last
Thursday night a THE Service Head
quarters Building, Forty-third and
Leavenworth Streets.
The fair was sponsored by the Vic
tory Gardne Committee, the Ne-Po-
Co. Club, company mems social or
~ganization, and the Womcn's Divis-
ion OF the Company. There are more
than $50 employee Victory gardens
.thisr year, Judges were L. II. Brown,
)ountt agents office, and Waiter E.
: White, agricultural secretary, ON
aha Chamber of Commerce. for the
vegetable displays, and Mrs. Evelyn
Halmg county agricultural extension
offif, and Mrs. Edith Bettinger, A.
msf;can Red Cross nutrition expert,
~ the canning exhibits.
midway, complete with side
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-23

do any and all things lawful for the
carrying out of such objects, it shall
have the power to establish branches
in various places in Nebraska and in
other communities Of the United Stat
S.
3. The Capital Stock of the cor
poration shall consist of Fifty shares
of common stock Of the par value of
$4,000 each. Ali Stock shall be full
" paid for when issued. No stock
shall be offered or sold to the public
Each share Of stock shall constitute
one vote.
A. The Indebtedness to which the
Company may at any m time sub
ject itself shall not exceed two-thirds
Of its capital stock.
5. 1t shall begin business on the
18th day Of August, 1914, and con-
tinue until March 1s, 2O43, unless
sooner terminated by act of the stock
holders or by operation Of law.
g.. Its principal place Of business
shall be Omaha, Douglas County,
Nebraska.
z. The Officers and Directors
who are to serve until their successors
are elected and qualified shall be "A.
/. Hawkins, President, Ollie Lewis,
Secretary, R. c. Stewart, Treasurer,
]. G. Carey, Vice President, "A. L.
Hawkins, ]. w. Dacus, Ollie Lewis,
R. c Stewart, Andrew Williams, S.
Edward and P. L. Adkins. The Of
ficers Of the corporation, shall
manage its affairs
8. The annual meeting of the cor
poration shall be held at its principal
place of business on or before the
18th day Of August Of each year,
beginning in 1914.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-23
ARMY HAS YET TO ADOPT
POLICY ON TREATMENT or
NEGRO
(by arthur B. McCaaU)

NEW YORK-With the anti-Ne-
gro South debating, the United Stat
es Army has yet to adopt a policy on
the treatment of Negro personnel,
and under the National Democratic
Administrators influence, it is still
Laundering and committing colossal
blunders as it feebly attempts to
handle the color problem on both
battlefield and in training camps.
This situation was forcefully brought
out by a hardhitting editorial in the
Norfolk Journal and Guide last week
entitled, "The Fruits Of a Day-to-
Day Policy"
That the Army has no policy yet
on the Negro" declared the Journal
and Guide, "on his utilization and dis
position, was again evidenced this
week by disclosure that it has set up
the first of segregated redistribu-
ton centers for returned veterans of
its ground forces; and this on the
heels of the commendable eff widely
ignored) order of Adjutant General
Uio banning discrimination at facil-
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-23

three days before the time and taken
as directed, CARDUI aids in reliev-
ing functional periodic discomforts.
Used as a tonic, CARDUI often
wakes up sleepy appetites, aids diges-
ton by increasing the flow Of gastric
juices, and thus helps to build up re-
sistance against the days it's needed
most. Try it,.