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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

ous @apiteI bes Noies, oas Inn Der
Rfarter bereits boreeleien bate.
MSsli9 iprang ct bonn Stuble auf
uno r1urmelte: ,Das lit bo9 nidts als
cine toue 8rieiterfabel. So ion Elm
oernniiftieer Menid Dem Moies nod
glal,ben, tpenn er beribtet, ON erften
Saeg iei oas 2idt, ont 4. aber erft
Die Come eridaffen tporbenl Snner-
li6 triumpbieren6 iiber bieie gntoef-
fung, ertpartete ct ben Abenb, nm ben
Pfarrer einnlal griinolid bereinal.-
legen.
.Sneenieur: &err 9forrer, sic b.
ben mir geitern Die Sd6pf1ngstage
ees Mofes nit BEN eeologiiden @e.
rioben auiammeneeiteat. Dabet iiber.
Itrangen sic aber einen Sag, ,,drn-
lid ben nierten. an biefem bierten
Gage nun iduf, mod benz mofaiihen
8eriht, @ott Die Sonne, ben Mono,
uno bic Sterne. Derielbe Moies aber
lieb @oh am eriten Gage ipre9en:
gs tperoe 2idtl ,uro Wofes fiigte bel:
l1no es tuaro 2idtl Bober fan nun
bieies 2iht, ebe Die sonne eriitierte2 2
9farrer: Nun, &err Sngenieur. 6o
gla,lben Sic nun cine groBe gatoet-
fltng seuadt au baben. glauben Sie
oenn tpirflih. mir Ebeologen bdtter
uns bieie Grage nod ,iiernoIg Dorge.
legt2 Snoes a1ltmorte ID SShnen GAM
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22
gaittDod, ben 10. Roseanssr 1874

lroden: 9iefes ai9t tan, BON Der
@op11e.
Sngenieur: aber oamaIs eriitierte
Die Sonne ia nod 1idbt
Rfarrer Soben Sie peraeiien. SER
Sngenieur. mas im Sbnen iiber Sic
geatar oes HofdiIden S60pfunasbe.
ri1tes gefagt babe2 Woies eroGbH 81.
reft, eben MIR itob ben 8iIoern, ii
luel6en @ott ibm ober Dem &oom oie
S6opfung ge5eigt bat. geur in0ireft
tperoen biermit Die tpirfIihen 0or.
gange ge5eidnet. 8enn es nun am
bierten Gage beiBt: limb gott nta6te
Die 5tuei groBen 2ibter nfD.", 70 Be.
beltet oas: I'M pierten BiIoe fomen
a,lerit Sonne, Monb nno Gterne sl,rn
gori6ein. 8os 1einen sic nun, Serr
SSngenteur, tuenn Sbre eigene @eoIo.
gle bic Gatiade Der SbeoIogie beta.
ttgte, oaB ct in Der a5oiiden l1,o pa
laoali6en Heriooe Die Sonne fir oie
Grobepobner nod ni6t ftbtbar mar,
nno bob iie tpdbreno Der nleaoaaifden
8eriooe erft ftdtbar tpurbe2 - Sort.
iebung folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

Sedstagetpert inn betr. 8iidlein ge-
leien babe, oenn oieies aapiteI mar in1-
u1er fein 2ieblinesfapitel.
,@ana setuiB'', ertpioerte i6, ~,no
i9 bin tpillens, es nodmals gu Ieieh,
peil es Elm neues Rleio befommen bat
ourd bic gelebrten seoloeiiden Sea-
men,"
"ssSSa", meinte er, ,,bas lit ettpas
fir bic @elebrten, Die 5adle1te oieier
8iiienibaft. Sd babe ni9ts baeegen,
benn 1pabre WtHenidaft lit 8abrbeit.
Somit n1uB Die Bifienidaft nit Der
AueGe oIler @iiienibaften unb aennt-
nis (@ott) nit Der 8ibel iiberein-
fimrnen, benn ole @abrbeit fontmt
bon @ott, Der alle Wiiienidaft in ft9
beiist uno bic 8abrbeit ielbit lit. Ser
tpabre @eIebrte tpeib oas u,,o 6esbalb
lit er ben1iitig. Ser itolae @elebrte
traet ieine D,1mmbeit sur S9au, IN.
benz ct ii9 bon @ott abuenbet ,t,ro
obtte @ott 11nter1udbett ltto ertlare1
min. Dan1it fdnt er, neil er iid BOT,
Der 2uele alien 8iiiens un6 aller
8abrbeit e1tfernt, BON etnent Srrt,su,
in ben anbern. Sc selebrter, oeito ber'
febrter. Dun,mbeit ,tt1b Stola tpadie,,
auf einen, Sol5. Ser @elebrtenitoIa
1T Der oiir1mite Stola. -, Sd iprad
beute morge,t nod IN ber anabenfd,,,
le oariiber, Die @ott In ieiner Beis'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

unO Bott boIeuoete am 4. 9nge ieiu
Berf, oos Ct ge,nndt. llno er ieanete
ben iiebentea Gag lno beiIigte i'm,
neil ct ON oenlieIbell rubte bon. anen
ieinen 8erten. gg bnn6eIte iia aljo
BET Der gradhlung Der S9opfpngs-
norgdnge neben anoerrt 3peden aud
oarum, ote, $eilieung oes iiebenten
cages ou beeriinoen. Run mag es ia
iein bob @oies ODER bob @ott ano
uno fir iid Die saaaen gorgdnse aun
in eine ntoere gtnteilungs3abI bate
5erleget fonnen. Smrnerbin fo1nte er
tie ia aud in Die Seds3abl aerlegen,.
,tn6 es ideint mir idon iest bic mo-
oerne Baldontbologie einisermaBen
bas oar5utun. sic tptro es niellei1t
nod tpeiter tr.n BEL tpeiteren Sorti9rit.
ten Der 8iiienidaft.
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8ei meinem nd6lten 8eiu6 Bel So.
ter &eine6e fragte er mid, Oh ih oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

Bfarrer: Neinetmegeu! gs eebt
bier pie BEL Der 6eltfden @eibi9t-
idreibune. Sn Der bertiaen @ei9idte
., 9. ieben sic eine allmdblide @nt.
1pidlung. Sn Der 9aritenung Der Sc.
f@idte oaaeeen pfleet man bic @nt-
tpidlung IN beri6iebene 9eriooen all
serlesen. Biebiel iolder 9eriooen an.
sefiibrt weroen iollen, bleibt aum gro.
Ben Eeil 6em grneiien bes Geididt-
fdrebers iiberlaiie1. Ct fann bret He-
riooeu, feds ODER mebr 8eriooen an
eeben, tpie es linn gut erideint. Mebn.
lid Iiegen bic 0iuge Bel Der @efdidte
Der @r6biI6ung. Die tpirfli9en gor-
gdnge m0gen nibt inlu,er 10 i9arf
,1nteridieoen gepeien feirL tpenngleid
es bod immerbin elm ibarf begrenater
3eitpuntt eetpeien iein muB, in mel.
9em bic erite Bflanse, 6as erfte Sier
o6er Der erite Meni9 ins Dofein trat.
anoers aber als, BET ben Borg6ngen
ielbit Iiesen Die 9tnee BEL Der Iber.
ft6tli4en 9aritenung bieier Doredn.
ge. 9a mub MON Die 9inge in He.
rio6en 5erlegen, tpie. Wofes es tut,
in6em er bon ieds Sagen reoet.
Sngenieur: Coma gut! Aber mar,
INN gero6e oieie Seds5abl?
8farrer: Die ant,port bierauf gib,
Sbnen Moies ON 5dIuB ieine,
Sd0pfungssefbidte. tpo er ieIbit iaet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22
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@ir fesea ben 9iaIoe 5tuiiden oem
,sngIdubigen Sngeuieur uno oem 9rie-
iter fort: 4.E
Sngenienr:: Sie baben redt. Serr
Marrer. 9agesen iheint es mir nidt
Der Geologic gu entipreden, BOB Ro-
fes geraoe feds Gage unb atpor ieds
pc1einonoer geidteoeue Gage aniest.
Sn Der Geologic. alio in Der Birf:
ls6feit ftnoet iih Elm alln1ablibes
5orti6reiten pbne idarfe @rensen,
aulo anitatt Der Seds5abl bdtte man
ebeniogut Die 3abl 12 ODER 20 an.
geben iionnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

Eheit. Nsadt pnb gorieb,sns Ste mert
nit alien. mas borin 1T, IN ietbs &o-
gen eridQffea liH0 eitsgeridtet bat.
Weine 8ubeu borden alifnertiaml au
aHb beantaperten ieoe Srage ridtig. 4
Batter Reinede fiibIte. iih aeboben.
tpeRrl er pie Sotretes NIT ieinen
Sdillern 5uiaMnen iab ilrto ibnen Die
8eisbeit uno Cite @ottes por Gngerl
fiibrte. go fprad er aud germ iiher.
bas 2iht iiber has oer sSnge,ieasr
aud oiel ipiifen 1Dolte.
T. r t
Soren mir nun benz geIprd6 6es
5SSngenieurs Weper nit oem Gfarrer
5u. Das Geiprdd oes lesten abenos.
bate betpirft, oaB Der Sngenie,,r bod
init ettpas mebr Abtung ben Sd6p-
fungsberibt bes Woies betra1tete.
gr nabm cine beutibe 8tbeI our Sano,
Die er iid bonn Rfarrer bate geben
laiien. Darin Ios er oenn no1ulals
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-22

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(Sortiebung bon Seite y
nur langiam uno unter groBeu1 Bt.
oeritreit fetnbIider @etpalten. Dieie
Satfade entba1t 5pei iebr troitli6e
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a1mdbli@feit Der 8erfe @ottes iit
iebr ia9gemaB u1to peiie 111ro tbr CT.
folg lit it6er uno unatpeifeIbaft."
@arunt gebt @ott 10 IongIam9
8etl er peiie rno barmberaig lit.
@ott ldBt Der &reatur ben 5piel-
rorm, ben er tbr etneerdurnt. Ct a6-
tet bic Sretbett oes Menf9en, ct ftiist
fi6 IN Der Abmidl,tng ieiner etpige1
Rati6liiiie auf oeiien Weittpirfung, er
laBt ibm bic 8abl, enttpe6er Der freie
8unoesgenoiie ieiner Eaten ooer iein
@egner 5u fein, ia er ibeint itd felbit
btspeilen bor Der Seinofeligteit oes
gegnerii9en Meniden tuie aufeebolten
ltno beftegt 5uriid5u5ieben. auf bieie
8eiie bietet er Dem Meniden @eleger-
beit, it9 aus51ipre6en fir bas Cute
ODER oas 80fe, er eibt ibm anlaB,
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belt, 8e6ulo, 2iebe 11rto 2eiben, 1nt6
getpdbrt ibm 3eit, feline 8ioeriprii6e
8u iiibnen. Der Nenia tritt 70 our6
ieine Eetlnabme an BET sa6e @ottes
bere6tigt 1T 6as berrli9e @rbe Der
@rfelge, bic @ott aus Dem 8ioeritreit
Der 8eltereisnifie bon etpigfeit feit-
sefteat bot.
9ieie @rfolge ftno aber fiher. Der
Meniho gebt NIT ieiner Jreibeit gerooe
| 10 melt, als @ott es seitattet; bic
fibnfte Eotenfreibeit 1T unlipa11nt BON
oer gmigfeit @ottes, g8ir, bic mir i'm
einaeItampf pertpidelt itehen. oiirfen
Die grfolge @ottes nidt aa9 lu,ieren,
engen @eii6tsfreis meifen, mir n1iiiien
anffteigen aus Der Belt az Got un6
BON ibm aus Die 8eltaeiden iiber.
idalen. 0ann feben mir aIIeroingg
amnpf, ringsun1 ltno alliiberon MIR
aompf, aan1pf nuf aanlpf, ,.nb
aantpf aus 4aupf. Elm tpeites, ea6.
loies, &ffelo: Sieg ,.no yeieoer.
lage, grfolg ,t,ro WiBerfolg tpe6feln
[tpie Die iteigen6en ,1ao falIenoen $50.
| gen zines ausgebreiteten, belpegte,t
Saeans; fotpeit oas auge reiht, nlles
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| frieoliden 4benbboriaontes oa iit
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etuieer Grieoe gelDoroen, a,,f ber @aI..
itott ftebt nls Der efolofe Sieger @ott,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-12

An actor claims to have played the
role of Simon Lcgree in Uncle Toms
Cabin" for so years. He's one fell
low YOU can't convince vIlIainy does
not pay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-12

The man at the next desk says
i is saddening to think Of how those
beautiful postwar motor cars Will
be srisen by drivers VII Lg,y pre-
war
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-12

WANTED y HOUSE OR JNFUH.
n.sae6 apartment. Phone go.
ll-4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-12

ALL WORKERS., MALE AND FE-
male, must be hired under pro-
vision of War ManpoWer ComlnlS-
sion's Sterilization Program. IN
der the new prloritles retefIaI
plan all male workers, and all IN
migrant female workers, must be
hired through the local u. S, En-
ployment Service Office. Those
now employed in essential war
work, including agriculture. neeo
not apply. '-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-12

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table, We deliver ana save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. ~Ilcrbcrts 1el-
low Front. 23tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-12

WANT ADS
Get Results
II. O. FALkNER e son. CONL,
and Wood. Phone 200. Call Bon
Falkner, he appreciates the pri-
\.legc of serving you. l.tf
STARK BROS. AND BURBANK~
oes, iguIt trees Iog sale. Book yD..
orders now lor spring delivery. A.
! Check. agent. #l2I.#
CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR SERV-
Ieemcn now on display. See our
large assortment of Gifts for over
seas boxes, School Bags. School
Supplies Fountain Pens, Scotch
Tape. and many Other critical
items. Affords Ptg. & office Sup
ply Co.. 1871
LOST ONE SADDLE HORSE MD
one grcy muIc. Finder please ...
tJ.u t. Perry Lumber c.. lI.r.
LOSr-ONE BOSTON BULL ITe-
rrcr. Answers - ua#c ot "l,Hr..a
Reward If returned to- Mr.. N...
shall Cooper, 24o Charles ztIc-t
Phone 3. G-hI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-12
WANT ADS
Get Results

H. Q. FALkNER & son. CONL,
and Wood Phone 200. Call Bob
Falkner, he appreciates the prI-
l.legc of serving you. i4tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-12

STARK BROS. AND BURBANK~.
oes, tguIt trees Tor sale. Book yu..
orders now % spring delivery. A.
= Check. agent. T.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
ON -GUADALCANAL DUTY

Guadalcanal-S-Sgt. Joseph E.
Stevens, a former employee of the
Glenn S. Martin Aircraft Corp of o.
maha. IS now on duty here, with a
unit Of the Army Service Forces.
The son of MI. and Mrs. L. D.
Stevens of Los Angeles, Calf, Sgt.
Stevens entered the service October,
1912 He received his training at
Camp Steneman, Calf, and in Febr.
1943 was sent to Camp Knight, Calf.
to receive further training with a ser.
vice company. In January, 1914 he
was transferred to Camp Brecken
ridge, KY, as a cadre member Of a
newly activated company and came
overseas with that outfit in July 1914
as the Mess Sergeant.
His organization furnishes details
to units engaged in the maintenance
of construction and supply materials
vital in the South Pacific.
As a resident of Omaha, Sgt. Ste
vens lived at HOS South 18th ST., and
has two sisters there; Mrs. Lucille
Hawkins, 2207 Seward Plaza and
Mrs. Dorothy Clark, 221O Seward
Plaza.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09

Mix cake by hand or at low speed
Of electric mixer. Count only actual
beating time. Or count beating
strokes. Allow 100 strokes per
minute. Scrape bowl and beater or
spoon often while mixing.
Measure INTO sitter: Measure into bowl:
1% cups sifted cake " cup Spry
-four Measure into cup:
teaspoons baking Gun sour milk.
powder Or buttermiIk
Y teaspoon salt teaspoon vanilla
u teaspoon soda
" cup cocoa
/ cup ~granulated sugar
Hare ready: u cup brown sugar.
firmly packed; 2 egg unbeaten
ITO make fresh milk sour, add / table
milk let stand in warm place for q few
minutes.
Sift dry ingredients into mixing
bowl containing Spry. Add brown
Eugar-force through fine sieve
to remove Jumps, If necessary. Add
" Of combined milk and vanilla
and both eggs. Mix until all -four
Is dampened; then beat I minute.
Add remaining liquid, blend, and
beat I minute longer.
Turn into two deep Spry-coated
B-inch layer pans. Bake in moder-
ate oven (35Oe F.) IS minutes, or
until done. Frost with your favorito
iouble-boiler frosting substituting
! rown for white sugar.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
MARVA LOUIS TO OPEN
MOST BEAUTIFUL CABARET

Chicago (PPNS) One Of the most
beautiful cabarets to be owned and
operated by Negroes is scheduled to
open December 22nd and will be To-
Gated in the beautiful Pershing Ball
room. No expenses were barred to
install the most modern and exclusive
fixtures in this new nitery. Built at
a cost Of $4,000 the opening will fea
ture the celebrated Marva Louis, Joe
"Ziggy' Johnson's red hot show,
Pops and Louis, world famous dane
ers, Ollie Brown, Queen OF the
Blues, and Marie Bryant, vocalist
deluxe. Music in the swing depart
ment chores will be handled BY Tiny
Bradshaw and his great Rand.
The new night club has been nam
ed the "Grotto' and was chosen from
scores Of titles sent in by night lif-
ers and musicians, who have predict
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09

a two month period at this camp to
act as assistant physical instructor.
His program viii be to help develop
the pugilistic skill OF the men and to
give relative lectures. The champ
seemde to be in excellent form and
the best of spirits when he invaded
this camp, that has taken on a new
life since his arrival. Though no
confession Of the fact could be drawn
out OF the bronze giant, it is expect
ed that his recent reconciliation with
his charming wife, Marva, accounts
for his unusually high spirits.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09

/ Center Roag.
Paul Peterson Of Aurora, ILL.,, the
1s5 lb. triple threat backfield star OF
Illinois whose ability to play 60 min
utes Of football earned him the title
Of being a ''coach's player"
Claude Buddy Young, Chicago's
Wendell Phillips High School prod
uct, national AAU sprint champion
and considered as enc of the fastest
backfield men III the last ten years,
who at the University Of Illinois tied
Red Oranges record OF 70 touch
downs in the big ten in one season
and who has already been named to
the All Big Ten Associated Press
eleven. Young sprang the major
feat Of the year in running wild a.
gainst Notre Dame.
Richard Jackson, crack Ohio State
Alternate end, who saw service il
most of the games played by the
Buckeyes this fall. Jackson is a de-
mon pass receiver and excellent on
defense.
Bottom RoaO .....
]. G. Coffee, sterling guard OH the
| University Of Indiana eleven who's
ability in blocking and defensive play
has made him a tower of strength in
Hoosier activities this fall.
Bill (Deke) Willis, giant Ohio
State University tackle, who has al
really been named to 1914 ~all-star
/ eleven, the Associated Press Big Ten
mythical choice. Willis, cons dered
by critics as one Of the last years was
outstanding in the Ohio Statc-Illin-
ois game.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09

we have 8 children. Ny husband is
devoted to US, is a hard working man
and a good father. Before we mar
RED, he was accused of being the IA
Their OF another woman's child. This
child IS now in college and | believe
my husband is sending her money.
Now what should | do about this?
Ans: When a couple marries,
they are embarking on a new adven-
ture and should put the past entirely
behind them. When you married
your husband, you were aware OF
this accusation. Yet you married
him ii good faith. Why bring this
matter up after all these years? This
is your husbands problem, and whe-
Their or not it is true, you should
never doubt his good judgement as
long as you and the children are not
neglected.
Send T7centy-fiUe cents Today for
ABBES Ne1c 1915 Readings. Be
Sure TO send self-addressed enveIobe.
Birihddte and explain yoar case IN
full.
EMF am IS years old and have
been married once. | am engaged to
a boy OF &c. He has been married
before also. He wants me to marry
him and leave my mother. but she
won't have anyone to stay with her if
| leave her. | love the boy and want
him for my husband, but to satisfy
him means departing from my moth
er. He says there are no good jobs
here Give me some good advice as
am held between two opinions.
Ans: If leaving your mother is the
only obstacle to your marriage, it
seems to me that you and this boy
could work out some agreeable solu-
ton to that problem You can't
make any definite plans until your
husDand-to-be establishes himself and
is in a position to assume the respon-
sibilities of marriage. If you find
at that time that it is necessary for
you to leave your mothers home,
make arrangements to have some re-
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
liable person move in with her.

It's q "get together" cake! Kate
Smith and Aunt Jenny, two of
Americas best loved radio stars,
put their heads together to give you
something really new in luscious
cocoa cake! Such velvety, mouth
melting layers -. with fluffy, swirly
Sea Foam Frosting. Best Of all,
such time saving this new One
Bowl way!
"Skip the stacks Of dishes to wash.
Mix YOUR cake in only one bowl"
Aunt Jenny and Kate Smith say.
Tedious Dreaming and mixing are
old-fashioned as the dodo-make
friends with the modern method.
Kate Smith and Aunt Jenny invite
you to try their Friendship Cake!
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
NEW 1915 READINGS

ABBES NEW 1915 READINGS
ARE READY
WSC.-I'm 26 years old and single
For the past 9 years l have been go.
ing with a boy who is nice in every
way. | neve could seem to like
him and l would always turn him
down when there was another boy a.
round. When we would meet again.
| would make him feel good with
nice words, and that he would take
with a smile. The main reason for
not liking him is that he always sits
away from me, never kisses me or
anything, but just talks. Now he
seems to have awakened and has ask
ed me to marry him. But a year a.
go, | met a handsome fellow and fell
tor him, but he goes with a flirting
girl He says he doesn't care for
her, but | notice he only visits me a
bout once a month | opened my
heart and went against my will, hop
ing i would start him coming back
regular, but he lied to me and it did
not do any good. | have said a mill
lion times since | was going to stop
with him, for | can find all the
faults in the world with him. But
when he is near, my heart melts like
butter. The. boy l met 9 years ago
doesn't thrill me with his kisses as
much a. this boy. What must | dor
Ans: For one let your head rule
your Eeart and realize that a con-
tinuation of this affair will bring
disastrous results, namely, the loss
OF your reputation, s~elf-respect and
career. Any man that you must
lower yourself to try to hold isn't
worth having. AS for the man of 9
years standing, he is honestly sin
cere in his intentions. However. it
would be well for you to encourage
other friendships until you are sure
OF your true feelings toward him.
Once you free yourself Of this dis
turbIng influence, it won't take long
Tor you to realize where your best
interests lie.
-
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
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CHICKEN PIE WITH
TIAKY

, Old-fashioned chicken pie, with
hat good, rich chicken flavor ),
smooth, golden gravy =. just-right
seasonings =. topped with fiaky.
baking powder biscuits! Could you
think of a more perfect main dish?
For the rest Of the menu, servej
fluffy, mashed potatoes, crisp cole
slaw, chocolate cake for dessertt
There's q dinner to make the family
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The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
BEGIN NAVAL TRAINING

A vigorous period of recruit naval
training has begun for three Omaha
boys at Great Lakes Naval Training
Base. The new recruits are William
L. Brown, IS, 1923 Franklin St,
Clifford H. Davis, IS, 6505 South
nth St. and Lillard w. Loftin, 10.
of 2s15 r" St.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
NEGRO DOLLS!

To build RACE PRIDE. Every
home should have a COLORED
DOLL. Give her a beautiful brown
sFin doll for Christmas. Three flashy
numbers with HAIR, MOVING
EYES, SHOES, STOCKINGS,
nicely dressed. Prices: 81 inches
S4.gs; Large size $3.50 and S6.9s.
c. o. D. postage extra. Write
NATIONAL COMPANY, 254 West
.35th ST., New York, 80, N. Y.
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JOE REPORTS BACK TO CAMP
Camp Shanks. (PPNS) After com
plotting a tour of exhibition bouts
here in the states, Sgt. Joe Louis,
worlds heavyweight boxing champ
ion, has returned to the regular army
ROUTING. He has been assigned for
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
Negroes Who Starred
On Big Time 49,.

~ +-NNs
fullback of the Ohio State Buckeyes.
who gained plenty Of yardage as the
Bucks went on to an undefeated, uni
tied season.
Melvin Murchison, No. IS, guard
on the Columbia University eleven,
who is one of the two Negro Navy
Via trainees who played football on
a major college eleven this fall. He
halls from Fredericksburg, Va. and
was a regular with the Lions.
Paul Robson. Jr., No. SO, 16 year
old son Of the famous all American
end from Rutgers University, who at
Cornell University this fall won a
regular berth as end and who has
been doomed for all star honors even
as a freshman. Robson, husky and
fast, was a great defensive player as
we'll as a scoring threat.
The hard-running Don Johnson
from Wendell Phillips High school,
No. 10, Chicago, who went to Him
ois where he played in most Of the
games in which the Illini participant
ed. He was best at around end plays
and short bucks through the line.
Eugene Darricotte, from Defiance,
Ohio, the hard-running, swivel-hop-
ped backfield whiz of the University
Of Michigan eleven, who is the first
Negro in history to make the Michi-
gan backfield. Wallis Ward ami lie
Hart Hubbard were ends, and Julih;
Franks was a guard. Darricotte was
a hard mau to stop.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
DR.. Miles Nervine

(Liquid or Effervescent Tablets)
DR.. Miles Nervine is a time
tested sedative that has been
bringing relief from Functional
Nervous Disturbances for sixty
years yet is as up-to-date as this
mornings newspaper. Liquid Use
and $1.00, Effervescent tablets 35s
and Use. Read directions and use
only as directed.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09
Try This New Amazing
COUGH MIXTURE
Fusf Working-TripIe Acting
You Feel fhe Effect InsfunSIv

The King OF all cough medicines for
coughs or bronchial irrtations resulting
from colds in cold wintry Canada is Buck
ley's "CANADIOLr Mixture-Fast Work
ing. triple acting Buckley's Mixture quickly
loosens and raises phlegm lodged in the
tubes clears air passages-soothes rasped
raw tissues, one or two sips and worst
coughing spasm eases. You get results fast.
Compounded from rare Canadian Pine
Balsam and other soothing healing ingre-
dents Buckiey's "CANADIOL" Mixture is
different from anything you ever tried. Get
q bottle today at any good drug store.
The Omaha guide., 1944-12-09

Money Back-If This Recipe Fails
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It's no surprise either. for Allenru is a
is year old formula to relieve rheumatic
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your money back. What could be fairer2
Get Allenru today at n live druggist. Only
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