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The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15
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I. Do you give your child a we'll
balanced diet including milk, vege-
tables, whole-grain cereals, meat,
eggs, fruits and cod-liver oil?
\ Yes 9 No q
2. Do you limit your child's consump-
ton Of sugar, CONNECTIONS and highly
sweetened foods which seem to en-
courage dental decay?
Yes q No q
3. Do you see that your child brushes
his teeth at least twice a day-after
breakfast and before going to bed?
Yes n No
q. Do you see that your child brushes
his teeth the way they grow-down
on the upper teeth and up on the
lower teeth-never across!
Yes . No
5. Doyouc carefully protect your child's
baby" teeth because they are just
as important to his chewing. speak
ing and jaw formation as perma-
nent teeth are to the adults?
Yes O No q
6. Do you follow the advice of dental
authorities who say that the child's
AAol sloll " GlC QCIlllol SklOulu ldNE
place no later than his third birth
day?
Yes q No q
z. Do you make certain that your
child returns to the dentist at regu-
lar intervals-at least every six
months?
Yes @ Nc q
8. Do you guard your child's six-year-
old molars because they are the
most important teeth in his mouth
and their loss through neglect can
throw his whole Chewing machine"
into disorder?
Yes O No ID
9. Do you have the dentist carefully
check your child's permanent teeth
as they replace his baby" teeth to
determine if they are growing in
straight?
Yes No RI
10. Do you give special dental atten-
ton to the adolescent child since
teen age children suffer the highest
rate Of tooth decay of any group?
Yes q No %
II you answered Eyes" to all ten
questions, you can feel assured
that you are fulfilling an impor-
tant obligation to your child
keeping him dentally fit. IL you
have been negligent on any point,
II would be advisable TO remedy
the situation.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

on Saturday evening it was Louis
performance that won another
group----with her perfect dictioa
and superb acting.
Accompanying her on her tour
were Cecile Walker and Frances
McNichols.--.-.secretary and ward
robe mistress who played a great
part in the quick" costume chang
ing made by the actress.
After the tour through the SOU
Inland Miss Swarz returned TO
New York where she will continue
work in pictures as well as SPEC al
study at ANT (American Negro
Theatre) and under her manager.
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Relieved
RHEUMATIC PAIN
soys SUFFERED

Il have used ALLENRU for several
months. ! could hardly walk on account
of my knees. But now those pains are
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now" Mort Shepard Of Ohio.
Don't be a victim of the pains and
aches caused by rheumatism, lumbago
or neuritis without trying this simple,
inexpensive recipe you can mix &C
home. Two tablespoons of ALLENRU,
plus the juice Of "a lemon in a glass OF
water. Try a bottle TODAYl Be en-
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CONVENTION GO HANG
CANCELLED INDEFINITELY

The Muse Drama Guild regret
fully announces the indefinitely
cancellation of Convention Go
Hang 1t is hoped that at a spec
ial meeting called Tuesday Deem
Der IS, 1915 for members and per-
sons interested in dramatics, that
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something can be released relative
to this production. We appreciate
the public's splendid cooperation
in being patient with us uptodate,
and hope you will continue to be
for just a while longer. Thank
you.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

20 persons were killed in an air
plane on December 4th.
A sailor was given a traffic tic
ket on Sept. Is in Moline, III. A
policeman met him in a cafe and
him his name. 1t had so many let
tiers in it the cop told him he was
honoSet as he was in uniform when
the ticket was issued.
Read The Omaha Guide
A total eclipse of the moon will
be visible in Omaha at $40 pm.
A man classed as a town charac-
ter was killed by police in Browns
vile, Pa, Sunday, Dec. 9th.
John Nowalski was shot aad
killed in Chicago Dec. 9 while he
was repairing a juke box.
The army transport Argentina,
d';cked in NY. Sunday Dec. D with
4.424 cheering soldiers.
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PASSES

Mr.. James Russell of Council
Bluffs, Iowa passed away after a
prolonged illness. Funeral servic-
es were held at Cutters Mortuary
in Council Bluffs, Dec. 5, 1945.
The Omaha Guide extends their
sympathy to the bereaved wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell and family.
D. v. w.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

Congressman Holman of Michi-
gan say it does not cost him any,
more to live nov than in 1911 as
he washes his o and underwear
and if an item costs too much, he
dJn't purchase it.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

Four Omaha youths their ages
Is, 16, IL years, were arrested by
Omaha police on Dec. 4 for many
burglaries. The had looted a doz-
en- homes.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

Judge Lester Palmer said Mon
day Dec. 10 there would be no ten
ant busters or any mans wages
sieZed until after Christmas.
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Police of Homestead, New York.
found a baby that was reported
lost. A neighbor said it was
found on her lawn.
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NEGRO DOLLS

! Every home should have a Col
>0red Doll. We offer in this sale
I two hashy numbers. With hair,
! moving eyes, shoes, stockings,
1 nicely dressed. Price $4.98 and
{ $3.50. If c. o. ID. postage ex-
I ira. Dealers Agents wanted.
I Write National Co., 254 West
( l35th ST., New York, 80.
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WEEK

(BY HI. w. SMITH---HA-OSOO)
One of the Omaha Packing
Houses had a one day strike and
the truck drivers strike has not
been adjusted.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

Carve remaining boneless Shout
der meat, across the Grain Of meat
No amount Of fat and gristle is too
little 20 save. Melt il down. add IL "a
the used fat eontainer. Every drop il
needed.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

NAACP monthly meeting at the
Cleaves Temple Church, Sunday.
Dec. 16 at $3.50 pm.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

ITERE are some ideas for gifts of rayon that viii earn a warm welcome
IL from everyone on your list: They require short lengths Of fabric
which YOU may be able to find in your own scrap bagl II you buy new
fabric. remember that your gift will be ,corfh more if you select good
fabrics. Look for rayon fabrics that have informative labels giving the
results of laboratory tests for wearing and cleaning qualities. Would You
ike a free leafet full of clever ideas? Send a stamped, self addressed
envelope to the editor for your free COPY of "21 Gifts to Make in Rayon."
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

Fine $3.50 Wool and
Cotton Blankets with
rayon satin binding
{ boxed for giving.
Priced at -6.95
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

20 persons were killed in an air
plane on December 4th.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23
March of Time

The results the elections have heightened the con-
aroused the frightened breasts of the die
hard Free Enterprsers by the overthrow of wartime Premier
Winston Churchill and the victory of the Labor party in Britain
Both in Britain the ultimate goal of the gov
ernments Socialism There difference only in the
methods to be used and in the speed at which that
goal shall be attained.
France Britain two of allies in the just
concluded Cor yet concuded? Britain particularly is
the worlds largest empire and the birth
place of free enterprise which term of recent coinage
synonymous with Capitalism"
The the alarm expressed by the spokesman of free
enterprise therefore understandable The cold stark fact
the peoples of these two great nations have committed
themselves perousy close to the already sody
system of Russia the second largest
territory natural and population is
something be lightly considered from the view
point soalled free enterprise The possibilities and
eventuates certainly fghening they indeed catas
ophic may add for the adherents of uncontrolled
free enterprise that the eventualities inevitable
Not only in Britain and France the workers the
march victory ugoslava conclusive also and his
differs but slightly from the workers
programs elsewhere 1t the with minor variations in
of Europe The dawn of the EZRA of the
man. Henry Wallace has expressed it at
hand and time will not turn backward.
enterprsers, while quaking in their shoes are
whsng in the dark by expressing outwardy con-
fdent nwardy doubtful predictions of the ultimate failure
world trend towards Socialism They point with
pride what they term the amazing performance of
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23
Irving War Criminals

Reprinted From Peoples Lobby Bulletin)
Germany allied courts trying German war GRIMM
ais and will doubtless quite few of the hundreds round
ed up-to the firing squad the Some have already
committed sucide-more probably will
Long ago the Peoples Lobby tried to get the Department
of Justice to public the tep of Americans with Ger
man-controled cartes-without success
We were discouraged because know how America
speciaizes foreign missions.
Over two months ago. wrote Hon. Wendell Berge, at
ssant attorney general charge of the antitrust divisions
.Now that japanese have quit fighting seems to make
it an appropriate time find out what eups there be
tween japanese industrial and financial magnates and Amer
can through cartel agreements
"Have you any data this?
"Mav we uggest that it would be highly illuminating if
the Department would report with to the
Tor cartels the American British French Dutch
Belgian and corporations and individuals composing
them with approximately the proportion of ownership and
control"
There answer
On October 24th for the information renewed
but no information has been vouchSafed.
We shall try to get member of congress to carry
the torch or the seachgt the very dark
snot known as international finance private cartes
for which the only alternative governmentowned nterna
tional cartels. i
General Macarthur may be making some kind of deal
with the Big Seven or Small Eight of Japanese industry
Having representative of Russia and of Australia on the
council governing Japan will doubtless help In keeping the
record straight but obvious neither will be welcome!
Of course definition of war guilt would be appropriate
DR. Schach is of the war criminals because
he manipulated Germanys and finances very clever
H TO help get ready for aggression la Britain Holland
America France and Belgium. t
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23
The Atom Pact

announced agreement to the control of the secret
bomb reached after few days of intermittent
between President Truman Prime Minister At
lee and Canadian Prime Minister King certainly has i'm
mediate effect blows skyigh most of the important
Security Council plan of the United Nations
ganzaton brought into being in San Francisco has the
negang the of settlement OF differences
among nations in an international organization
America and Canada have decided to dictate the
nations must akeor else To be sure
the threat only implied but is there in all of its bald in
tent presently have the secret far
secret control of atomic and the pact
shall be released to other nations only under
tain conditions these nations including
dictate the conditions without comforting with the other ma
tons 1t looks like perfect setup for World War Ill
The Security Council of the United Nations organization
formed in the charter providing that five members IN
Guiding the Britain and the United States
were participate sovereign members to with prob
lens international aggression Obviously the potentates
of the atomic bomb called for consideration by this Security
Council that two of the members of the council
now to the other three without consua
ton Make of that if from standpoint OF
democratic theology which profess to believe in Certainly
the other designated members including the Soviet Union would
be justified in an appeal from that decision.
better begin to find out we have small boys play
ing cops and robbers with dynamite
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23
Phrases

Is the Atlantic Charter and the Potsdam agreements only
collection of hghoundng phrases they really intend
declaration of national policies Great
Britain and the United States?
That question every thinking person when
he about Great Brains present activities ndonesia
and the action of the United States China Can anyone be-
eve that these two great nations avang the principles
enunciated the Pasdom that the peoples of all
nations have the right establish the they desire
and that this right should be protected
sure must be realistic and agree that in the
there must be limitations that
uaons providing maintenance of orderly
the of the world must be maintained
can Britain the United States justify their pres
actions ndonesa and China respectively that basis
course cannot and they attempting
No toruousy constructed argument could justify
them
why have troops in China? And why does the
currently in command of them get them into
sons where they apparently exposed to fire from the
called Communist forces.
How can Justify armed support of the Chungkng
which clearly totatarian; completely under
the heel of the privileged groups China? And why support
any that has obviously failed to consider the
people of the nation that has permitted
uncontrolled initiation and has manifested not ota of
welfare of the of the Chinese people and
kept armed forces fighting another Chinese force
to the extent suspicion of collision with the supposed
common enemy the Chinese the Japanese might usfiaby
be assumed?
Anything resembling present activities in China cons
tue danger is time that the people called
government to account
that the people, demand that the
sbes leadership in the nations of the world be
nized and activated basis of democracy.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23

Tree enterprise here at home during the period The
orance'ls indeed amazng it titanic This nation fed
nan the world and itself besides pouring out incredible
s all OF the materials, and munitions
Tor the winning of the against astounding
record they could only have achieved
enterprise system conveniently forgetting the also amazing
record OF our aunch allies the Russians socaed
totalitarian system
Small however is there for free enterprise
credit for Americas performance the The
unprecedented results achieved by whole people
lecve The whole nation marshaed pur-
posehe winning of the The nation voluntarily submitted
system of controls rigid and anything
by socalled totaitaran government The citizen
told what and how much he could eat how much clothes he
could have and where he could worker was
en- to his job and his regulated by The
entire nation acted unit voluntarily and on the whole
cheerfuly Americas performance all through World
War was outstanding and conclusive example of what
great people could under free enterprise
system of collective endeavor.
The principal part played by free enterprise during the
denied profits wrung from the workers. course would
not be the case under socalzed economy
1t the coordinated strength and intelligence people
could achieve such supendou directed solely to-
wards and destruction it
the strength and intelligence directed
suits of and the bettermen of humanity whole could
achieve results equally amazing 1t indeed reasonable
to assume and the world drift what commonly
termed the left may be considered the beginning
new better world for ALL
The proponents things they the lasdtch
defenders of capitalism those who view with such deep dsmay
the world movements we'll console themselves
with the thought that they do much about ALL The
ultimate results inevitable fate ITSELF they
be avoided prevented than any other
phenomena enterprise itself the
world holocaust it the direct cause all that is
ansprng 1t is probable that the peoples program will
uniform progress the diverse
countries change will be swift in others swift
depending largely the history temperament
condition of each nation Profound changes however in
he makng-Miners Voice Il
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23
BoNERS UPON BoNERs

A boner can often upset the bes
planned campaign while at other times
| it is Of but a nuisance value and is
invariably a sign of inexperience OF
thoughtlessness. We entered World
War II fully prepared to pull a string
OF boners; our men were plentiful, toe
many, but short on training and expe
rience, otherwise well equipped
Our boners, or mishaps if you want
to call it that, started in the Pacific
at Pearl Harbor followed in duplicate
in Clark's Field, Philippine Islands
and since war had not been declared
at either place, it left our commanders
handicapped and helpless in both
cases and now we stand good chance
to top them all in China.
A String of Reverses
In the Mediterranean field we had
no sooner entered Africa before run
ming into our only trap there of any
consequence, crossing into what err
roneously was dubbed: 1.-THE Soft I'm
derbelly of Europe" we ran into a
string of losses approaching near dis
aster After leaving Cicily our whole
Italian campaign was a series of cost
ly sacrifices from the day we left Cic-
lily until we arrived at the River Pc,
sacrifices which had little or no bear
ing on the outcome of the war in Eu-
rope. There were the sad lessons of
Anzio beachhead, Casino and the loss
of IL ships in one day at Bariharbor,
assembled there like sitting ducks
awaiting German air raid.
With belated Normandy landing
everything went according to schedule,
q suspicious absence of resistance, too
good to be true and eliminating in
the catastrophe of the Ardennes break
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23

/ tary of the G. of G. of Miles City SO
now on the board we have two Demo
Gratis and one Republican, now the
Republicans control the board of coun-
| ty commissioners. | was told before
the appointment of the new judge,
that approximately three-fourths OF
our district judges in Montana were
subservient to this capitalist system
machine in this state.
The editor of the Miles City Star
knocked the National Farmers Union
and President Patton of the NFU and
officials of that organization in an edi-
torial some time ago. Which was I'M
just and un-Christian. President Pat
ton is great liberal and | should
Judge a Christian. The official of
type men and women. The type of
men and women we so badly need and
a LOT more of the same kind. The
NFU is the best and only good farm
ers organization in the United States.
They are the real workers to preserve
our democracy. Then he knocks Au
brey Williams who was appointed
head of the REA. The power trust
defeated him for the job, simply be-
cause Aubrey Williams stood whole
heartedly for the farmer interests. The
power trust wanted to put in a man
OF their kind who would sabotage the
interests of the farmer. We must keep
on fighting injustice. We have mil
lions of farmers in the United States
who are voting against themselves
when they vote for this capitalist sys-
tenn Republican party. That is also
true of thousands of farmers in Mon
tana who vote for the machine and
there is not question of doubt in my
mind that this machine is absolutely
working against the farmer and small
stockman who ought to for their own
protection join the N F. Union. The
fight against the MVA proves that
What fools we mortals be-
RANDOLPH DEIBEL, Sr.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23
Legal Advertising

Butte, Nov. 10, 1915.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23

through, our biggest setback on the
Western front, which, only for the eff
ficient and timely work of General
Patton and the commander who said:
Nuts, when the enemy asked for his
surrender, would likely have resulted
in a Dunquerque for the American
forces, or at least one army, operating
! in France. AS it was we lost an enor-
nous lot of equipment, the fourth big
gest loss suffered in the war so far
by the American troops.
Pacific Losses
Our Pacific losses were quite heavy,
but unavoidable since we lost our Pa
cific fleet and airplanes at Pearl Har-
Dor besides those in Clarks Field in
the Philippines, grounded by orders
from Manila before war was declared.
Even had we supplied MacArthur's
troops with quinine, given orders for
the Clark's Field planes to take to the
air or uncrated the boat load of air
planes intended for the Dutch East
Indies in Australia instead of letting
the Japs sink them, crates and all,
the final result would have differed
but little since the Pearl Harbor
boner.
1t was slow work on the Pacific
until our fleet got strong enough to
hold its own and since the Battle of
Coral Sea the Japs lost every battle
ending with the practical destruction
of the Japanese navy at Leyte, 1945.
With the Japanese navy destroyed
at Leyte and most. of her airplanes
destroyed, the rest out of gas, the
Kwantung army in Manchukuo cap
tured or destroyed by the Reds and
the Americans holding Okinawa, the
Japs were just the same as in con-
centration camp, in fact, they were
licked when they lost their navy.
We won the war, not because of our
blunders but in spite of them; no
other nation could recoup so quickly
as the United States with her indus
tries running at full capacity. We
have three white elephants on our
hands now: Unemployment, the atom
ic bomb and the Chinese mixup which
may be the biggest and the most dan
gerous stumbling of them all.
Playing with matches or atomic bombs
IN a powder-keg is dangerous thing
md that is what our meddling in Chi
lese affairs amounts to, there is
much saner way to protect American
life and property.
A. E. ANDERSON
Butte, Nov 10, 1915.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
The MVA is measure to perpetu
ate democracy. Those that are work
ing against the MVA are making false
statements about it, as it does not in
fringe on states rights or on anyone
rights. The opponents of this measure
are just plainly working for the bene-
fit of the Montana Power, power trust
and all utilities, and against the com
mon good. 1t shows who are working
with this anti-Christian political ma
chine. I do not believe anyone could
call any political machine a Christian
organization. Republicans in three
counties adjoining Custer County have
been working hard to get farmers and
others to refuse to sign any petition
for the Missouri Valley authority. The
people will never learn that this "ma-
chine" in Montana has to circulate
vicious propaganda because to win
out, as their cause is unjust for which
they are fighting. The farmers and
the people have paid millions of dol
lars in taxes that the A. & NJ should
have paid. So many people do not
realize that the MVA will save them
millions in cheap power, which these
corporations want so they can sell to
the people for millions of profit
The legislative work of the N. f. U.
has throughout the war, consistently
pointed toward the adoption of laws
that would offer security and oppor-
tunity for ALL
Before the great depression, the ma
chine put over bill depriving BARRIERS
OF the right to cut hair for LESS than
30 cents and other services "a floor
ing under the price, They did not
put a ceiling owe rthe price. Their OBJ
Ject was to get the BARRIERS to join
the machine and the people to pay
the freight. AS they raised the price
OF haircut to IS cents a couple of
years ago as so many BARRIERS would
not stand for higher raise, but this
past summer the price was raised to
70 cents for hair cut which will
mean less BARRIERS employed, less Jobs
Before we got into the war the price
OF milk was raised from u to 10 |
cents quart by the machine on the
secretaries of the c. of c. in the six
Rocky Mountain states, which was to
get the dairymen to join the machine.
After that more dairymen went to
knocking President Roosevelt The
headquarters of the machine for the |
six Rocky Mountain states is at Dem
yer, Colo. Last spring Governor Ford
appointed new judge to our six
teenth Judicial district to fill va
cancy. Our two judges appointed
democrat to fill vacancy of the
board of county commissioners Ga
Democrat who had died). The new
man bad been groomed by the secre-