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Evening star., 1945-07-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$4,000, GOING BUSINESS I3-room
brick euesthouse, 3 baths, oil lr-w.h.; near
cagitG Nea G9Se oNSE ~ Boy ST 3SgA Nk ssar
20 sell restaurants, liquor stores, grocery
stores, rooming and boarding houses, and
general businesses; get started right with
one of Washineton's most reliable and
progressive Offices. YOUNG & PASTOR,
1929 Vermont NV.
GROCERY, Wilson blvd, Arlington. In
come Of 5000 per week: beer license.
Reasonable. BOX 2Sa-A. Star 20'
CALL OUR OFFICE! List your business
with us. We have bona fide people with
capital seeking various business invest
ments today. Now is the time TO do your
postwar planning. Let's get busy while
there is this opportunity. DI. 1918 or
pI. 297s, SANDRA PEGRAM. Business
Broker, eo6 10th st. NV,
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

BUSINESS COUPLE home on west coast)
want transportation TO Northwest about
July ~: Gnd Gnn drive Ref. exchanged. Phhone Phone
WILL PARTY driving to Charlotte,
N. c., or Bristol, virginia, within the
next two weeks desiring lady passenger,
call CO. 5000 after pm. 22'
DRIVING to Bethany Beach, Del, Mon
day, July %: need two passengers to share
gas Phone CHI 4b7S
COUPLE wants some one to help drive to
South Georgia. Phone Hyattsville 0528. =
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.e. ond s.W.

DOUBLE BEDROOM with apt. privileges
for officer and employed wife, within
walking distance of Boiling Field and 10
min. to Navy Yard Please give fun
particulars and phone in reply. Box
49l-A, Star. go
23S 18th ST. NE-Large front room; gen
tlemen preferred: SIS each. 22'
DOUBLE ROOM-Large comfortable room
suitable for gentlemen or couple, $50.
Also single next bath, S25. AT. 1918,
2p0I st. sc.
CONVENIENT LOCATION large rooms:
cool; completely furnished except linens
also large front bedroom apartment, $40
per week: bedroom, SO per week. 222
l1th st sw 21e
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

STEN0GS., S2,7OO, perm, unusual; stem,
congressional background. $500; 5R-da.
so new applicants daily; come in. See
Miss Young, PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1871
@, next TO church. MA. 6241.
TEACHERS-We specialize in private
school and nearby public school place
ments: Visit our off1ce and register
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colo
q RlGn NJ ~ n n.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
HORSE TRAILER, good tires. $3.50. q.

2-H0RsE TRAILER, good tires, $3.50, GIL.
$3.50.
FARM SOLD, will offer at auction satur-
family dairy calves. bulls and heifers, new
tractor, on farm Of H. W. Becraft on
ounce Orchard I'd. near Gaithersburg.
Phone Gaithersburg 244.
HORSES, goats and kids, grain drill, ma
nure spreader on rubber, plows, harrows,
horse horse i1a names @ collars. Is saddles and
brides, l 14-in., l 16-in., / 1s-tn. lawn
mowers on rubber. F. c. S65-W-2.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BRIDGE LESSONS at your home evenings
So per lesson, SIS group Of 4. Georsia
2903. "a"
now forming. Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand, typins, bookkeeping,
eomptometer, all secretarial subjects, civil
service courses. Est. 2S years; accredited
Inquire MA. 1898, BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
z st. (opp. Capitol Theaterl
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL, colored, desires days work gh.w.
light laundry. 60c per hour and carfare.
Gti Girl. 2SN5 NC5oLoRED, wants sh.w. days L.
week DE 1888.
GIRLS, colored, want work as maid, moth
er's helper or general housework. Call
EURSEMAID = JACQUIJYN HAMILTON,
1bl7 1lth st. NV. Phone AD. GAGS.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

APT. AND ESTATE oWNERS-Experience
couple wants csretaker, maid and/or cook
ing lob; wants housing with child. Call RE.
500, Ext. 1922, So p.mn or write Box
46S-A. Star. 20'
COUPLE, white, man and wife; no chill
dren; wife excellent cook, good house
keeper; man good gardener, drive car age
81 and Al; do not drink. Box 410-A, Star.
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MOVING pAcKINo and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING q STORAGE C0.-Local
and Tor distance. No lob too large and
none too small IL 100
10000 so. FIT. available for storage: clean,
bright freproof bldg, complete storage
service: very reasonable rates. GE. 0300.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANS 8
MOVING & STORAGE CO., ia. 2937. I'll
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ApARrMENTs WANTEp.

two room furnished apartment or master
bedroom, private bath, twin beds; Petworth
or brentwood areas convenient to Geor-
gia ave. line; SIS maximum; employed; on
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD for fireplace, furnace. heater anc
kindling: all fuel will be scarce this winter
sorder now. COOPER SUPPLY Co. 81;
18th st. ne. AT. 5919.
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price Box 441-A Star 21s
GENTLEMAN. quiet, orderly, wishes room
with small private family; state particulars
and price; finest credentials. Box 494-A,
Star.
BY COUPLE, furnished room, light house
keeping; near Capitol. Box &C. Star. 22'
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA.

ARLINGTON, 1880 No. 18TH st.-Double
room. Kitchen priyileges.. Service conple or
LARGE AIRY RM., next bath, in private
residence IN Arlington, block from Ar
mold bus. $50 per mo-: $40 with break
fast Falls Church 2726-J.
WILL RENT cool master bedroom. with
pvt sun porch; ! or . refined men; S42 30
for /: $50 for 2. CHI. $3.50 or GL- 7062.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
ApARTMENTs our or TOWN.

ARLINGTON, Q rms, = bath, private en-
trance, grill privilS., furn.; adults only.
S2a. so, S0O9 N. Kenmore st. 6 to p N.
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THREE-ROOM APARTMENT, furnished,
outside exposure; near Central Park, 5th
avenue husliEe; immediate occupancy; S200
month: references. BOX R6-C. star.
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WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD TO serv-
iceman's wife. and child in exchange for
6eg 1870 ebtf Between e GndnOa and Pm, pay go q
1925 l6th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room with running water. telephone, for
young men; excellent board. 26'
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Two young ladies to
share large triple room with one other
lady: good meals and transp.; SAG 80 each.
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ROOMS EURk. OR uHEURN.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

COLORED COUPLE wants room, any sec
rion. 24o1 R l. ave. NV. ]. HARRIS, Jr
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ROOMS WANTED

COUNTRY BOARD. IL miles east Of Wasl
ington, DC. Phone Bowie 1915. %.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD AND ROOM for elderly gentleman
and nurse in suburb. Call EN-. 00sS.
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QUIET young employed couple, franticslly
in need OF deeent e living quarters Re.
THREE OFFICERS desire furnished apart-
m!at ment ny. until October 1st. Call pis-
SMALL furnished apartment, private bath.
b. two sisters, Trinidad 493oCo. Ext so.
sX2CtTiyR S2 E & in chars ehsTse h 1000 p4ocursment
bedroom apartment. furnished or unfur-
nsn1a tember 1st. Ex. a34o, Ext. 1896.
HUSBAND, returning from overseas would
ssks ss small m,dSlTsn tSTn apt ssd Immediately f95 six
FURN, APT. suitable for quiet gl5ls, in
979l after pm. Fri after 1890 Sat.
G CouPLE urgently need small furn. or
unfurn. house or apt: Silver Spring; REL
sTSpfss YoUSG NaVS lFS NAN NAN back from the Pa.
ec needs small fasnsheS apt .sys Or house.
FURNITURE IN TRANSIT. must have
or 2 room .unfurnished apartment by
sssssi SF 81 S2nP wi M WI ". Soa
seSo5syrRSSSa1ESiT eS5s SS1 WoMsS ,I.s desires ,E apart.
gthsg withogt 5sa ssdsoos1 furnished or untgr-
and wife can ind a one or two bedroom
THATCHER, OR 1900, Ext. 1879, or
couiP2E and ad'e expectant baby urgently need
and bath apt. DI. $3.50, Ext. 1865 days, or
DU. $500 nights Mr.. HUTCHINSON. 21s
FAMILY of 3 urgently need unfurn. perm.
2 or 3 bedSm. home, near Jr. High school,
NV. Dist. or nearby Va. Have own elec,
range and refrigerator. Call DI. 9642
Saturday between 10 and 5.
VETERAN in need of apt. with refriger-
ator Immediately II possible: prefer NV.
silver Spring or Takoma Park, FIR. 6021; .
COL0RED DISCHARGED servicemRn de-
sires 2-bedroom apt for family Of L
COUPLE, COLoRED, must have / or 9
rnl ant or large rm. furnished or unfur-
nished. at once. City or sub. Call GE.
4Q11 all day
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

enter, Marie Williams, Evelyn Bech
ers. Roland West and Raymond
Parks.
Coming soon--what? where? ---
when? (next week ans.)
C. NJ. is carrying the torch for ID.
S..----or is it B. o?
This issue will be too late for
Hallowe' en-.--so watch this column
for next weeks other information.
GUESS wHOsss
Age-16
Weight-130
Height feet 4 inches
Hair-Dark Brown
Eyes-Black
Activities-Basketball, tennis.
Sports.
Nickname-tinnie
Pep Peeve-Boys!
Last weeks Guess Who was Mass
Pruitt.
THAT'S ALL this week.
so LONG for now.
DOT.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
GREATER OMAHA

The Unitt-Docekal Drug Comp
any at 18th and Farnam streets,
long known as the old reliable.
where you can purchase anything
in the line Of drugs, cribs, etc
it is a handy corner spot for one
who stops and wishes to meet his
or her friend in and to have lunch
together---and while waiting have
their prescriptions filled. They
are always glad to serve you.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
Chatter-BOX
EssvM4. "A Youthful Column"
g. (by Doris Ann McGill)
(by Doris Ann McGill)

GREETINGS FRIENDS the
Pre-Holiday Ball at the USO friday
mite was a good deal---.seen jump
ing were the band from Boystown
and Won Richards orchestra .-..-.
the place really did jump. Before
the dance there was a health de-
bate and several doctors were in
troduced---.for the guest speaker,
was DIR. Lennox----Chairman Oval
Inc Grice-----a group from Lincoln
was also there.
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been made for them.

1OCAA N1 - thiCAtAs
He a asked Nebraska schools
participating in the Treasury's
Schools-for-Peace Program to ap-
point special chairmen to D
the campaign which will be a part
of Nebraska's Victory Loan Drive.
October 20 through December 8.
In announcing plans for the hos
pital care campaign. DR.. Burnham
said, The War Savings campaign
to Speed his Recovery provides
schools with a r opportunity to
serve those that have paid q hIgh
price for victory, and to help build
toward a post war prosperity and
peace by saving and serving until
the last if efftcts Of the war are
over"
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

Clifford Robbins
---------
IDEAL COUPLES
Ideal couples seen in the halls Of
Central are Cedore Cartwright and
Donald Allen---Nadine Hancock
and Tommy Upcher--Louise was
there tool
| wonder who with ??2 some
girls should watch Themselves be-
fore they're friendless.
The USO was in the groove Fri
day. Am ! write gang?
Certain people should learn to be
seen and not heard.
"a hint to the wise is sufficiently
ZIP the Halloween Party or
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

- SAC1A-
ed President of
the Three Corner
Canteen- he is
a student Of Tech
hi and will soon
be graduating
Buster is co-Cap-
tain of the Bob
Cats basketball
team, He's Oma-
has Glamour boy
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
SMITH DRUG COMPANY

Here you have something nice
you can serve yourself to anything
you wish-.---.has a full supply of all
kinds of drugs and many other it
ems, useful in the home. The
manager wishes everyone to call
and to give him an opportunity to
demonstrate his services, regardless
to whom you are, you are always
welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
BOTH & AMES

S0th and Ames venue is another
fine spot in Omaha. Out there
they have the NorthSide Bank. Mr..
Hall, President---This is a very
busy institution, and if you were
to walk in there, you would think
for a moment that a storm was
raging----everyone moving rapidly
about and typewriters and adding
machine rafting.
Walking out of the Bank for a
few steps you are confronted with
many kinds of buSinesses---.FirSt.
the Lockwood's sc and 10c store
looks as nice and as well stocked
as the downtown stores of its kind
The lady attendant invites to
call and take a look over her store
you are always welcome ser
with a smile---We ask you to
stop off at Goth and Ames.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
10TH AMI HOWARD

is another busy fine
courteous service-~-.known by its
many friends as the proper place
to buy your drugs. toiletries. good
brushes for all occasions and then
you Ia step over and eat your
lunch--~-top all this off with a
good cigar Of the best brands.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

the Low price Of S1O.95. or either
ring e~parately only $5.95, plus tax.
If for ANY reason you are not sat
isfied after wearing these rings 10
days-return them and your money
will be refunded. AS supply Is low
ORDER AT ONCE. Lovely gift
box FREE. SEND NO MONEY -
a postman plus postal fee. Tax
2O%.
VICTORY DIAMOND COMPANY
Dept. o. NJ. Wheeling, w. Va.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
DR.. MILES
Anti-Pdin Pills

usually relieve not only Head
ache, but Simple Neuralgia, Mus
cular Pains and Functional
Monthly Pains.
Do you use DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills? If not why not? You can
get DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills at
your drug store in the regular
package for only a penny apiece
and in the economy package even
cheaper. Why not get a package
today? Your druggist has them.
Read directions and use only as
directed. Your money back if you
are not satisfied. 6
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

A LII SET for a good full days
"A work when a nagging head
ache sneaks up on you. You suffer
and SO does your work. ,
Ready for an evening Of relax
alton and enjoyment-a pesky
headache interferes with your fun,
rest, enjoyment or relaxation.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday: November 8, 1915

Dance was a good deal at the
Grove. everyone had a fine time
including my selfe (hey Richard?)
Girlies, BoyStown will be in
town Sunday, good deal,
What is so rare to Moss F.. as to
get a letter from Boystown?
SIGH.--if you noticed the face
Of Lenore Pierce you would know
her friend has zone TO the army.
CORRECTION: if the certain S.
o. girl is salty about last week.
column-~-sorry it's all in fun -
(SMILE)
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

Why does K. G. sit in study hall
3rd hour and watches 2 certain jit-
terbugs and never studies his les
sons-oh 1 forget, he's an A stud
ent. ha! hal
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
NOTES

Mrs. Lloyd Shipman of 931c North
goth street, says she admires The
Omaha Guide and if you (n:eaning
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
DIAMOND
GENUINE

DIAMONDS
SOLID VEL
LOW GOLD
vi o N Il "
BACK GUAR
ANTEE. A
charm i n z
Matched Wed
ding 8 e ~
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The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

Cute gentleman of the week is
Buster Robbins don't you think a.
gree Betty S?
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

Nice people to know are Anna
Ware, Rosetta Smith, Helen Carp
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

GO TO CHURCH SUNDAYS.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

These are the goals toward which
Nebraska school pupils will work
in a Victory Loan and Stamp cam
paign during the Victory Ioar
Drive. October 20 to December g..
Above is the sponsorship panel de-
noting that a school has qualified
by raising a $4,000 hospital unit.
The citation below will go to the
schools who participate in any
phase of care for the hospitalized
heroes.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

FLASH. FLASH. who was seen
in Johnson's drug store Sunday
morning Sunday evening
lookin' sharp-hay Jimmy Myers?
STUDENTS, CHATTER-BOX IS
YOUR "MOUTH-PIECE,"
WATCH OUT What "stud-play-
boy played the act of sissy and
was deferred by what draft board?
hal ha. you guess this onel
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
Now that the boys Will be com.
ing home on leave, let's throw
some mad parties for them don't
everyone give them at once---M.C.
IS doing her part. so don't put on
one at her time. hay Marie?
Everyone was glad to see sim
&c Lewis NJ. Curren home on hie
nine day %furlough, especially Jerry.
CLASH! who is the new heart
throb Of Choc. Avenue from Lin
coln---his first name is Bill.
take note today girls.
1t seems that Dorcas w. and
Chester o. are still swooning over
n another. What's to Betty S.
and Chester's sound? Boy o boyl
BOOMi the dance at the Y tues.
was sharp---everyone had a swell
time~.---it vas given by the Club.
WONDER!--wonder what's be-
tween our good friends BIS. and B.
J?----could it by any nance be
luve?
The PARITY there will be a
party~-~-who did l heal say was
going to give a Enthusiastically
when and will you be invited
l DON'T KNOW? for other inform
alton, see this column next week.
0NAS LOlAha AllC
was going bang-up-~-struck the
II o'clock whistle and it was adj
journed in pieces.
-----------
WHAT'S MY NAME.
Who said my life amt worth liv-
ing, unless l live with you to his
pretty "a girls. and former wife up
and SOCK him with a rollin' base
ball bat? 1t occurred on 22nd and
Grant.
GIRLS! STOP STREET SMOKING!
Greetings----Bob Montgomery re
ceived his greetings n will be
leaving the Sth----good luck Bobby
Bobby is a member of Tomorrows'
World Club.
GLAMOUR GIRLS OF CENTRAL
Brains -----Juanita Hanger
Personality ---DOrcaS Wright
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
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complete FREE details and 21-
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No obligation. Mail it today
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

me. Mc) would come to my house
next Sat-, 1 will sure subscribe for
it. She says l like to buy some
pork chops some time. ! am real
ly tired Of beef.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
WHAT'S MY NAME.

Who said my life amt worth liv-
ing, unless | live with you to his
pretty "a girls, n former wife up
and socked him with a rollin' base
ball bat? 1t occurred on 22nd and
Grant.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

More fun at the USO. Charlene u.
Observe ping pong until play day
lets dance the mite out, Marjorie
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

Greetings---Bob Montgomery re-
ceived his greetings and will be
leaving the Sth----good luck Bobby
Bobby is a member of Tomorrows'
World Club.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

Mrs. Henry Crump of zS0S North
Both, has returned home from Wit
chita. Kansas where she visited
with her parents. She reports a
very lovely time. Her parents once
lived in omaha She reports that
her parents are doing nicely. Mrs.
C'ump was busy raking caves IN
her yard.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
JOSEPH EDERER

Mr.. Joseph B. Ederer who form
erly lived at Goth and Bristol Sts.,
whose father previously operated
the florist place there. are now
living in South America Mr.. Ed
erer reports that South America is
a fine place in which to live The
weather is nice and mild. never too
severe or cold. One can make "a
lots of money in South America,
he stated. There could be SO. 900
600 more people living down there.
1t now has a scattered population
of about 80 million people. The
land is very fertile and plenty of
money is to be made there. Mr..
Ederer is here visiting his mother
II family and many friends.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

Cutest Dorothy Slaughter
Legs ------ Nadine Manley
Feet ---Marceline Floyd
Sharp -------.--- Lois Brown
Hands Lorraine Morris
Teeth ----.-Matsolonia Pruitt
Smile --.-------Barbara Scott
PrettieSt .Cedora Wright
Pep --Amelia Orduna
Best Athlete Naomi Vealand
Manners -- Ruth Curren and
Marie Williams.
Hair ---.Marjorie Hughes
Most Likely to Succeed--Lenore
Pierce.
Best Line MARY Curren
Most Popular Doris McGill
Eyes ---Anna Mae Butler
(Opinion of all girls)
WHAT'S TO 1T?
Do your Xmas shopping NOW,
W. M-don't get around much.
GF. keeps him we'll occupied
INOLA MOORE still many fine
s~portSwear.
GOOD NEWS-Katherine Watts
is back in the fair city--started
back to Central Monday, Good deal
Kat. we missed you very muchi
What certain chick at Central
is stuck on a certain guy from B.
Town?---and is getting nowhere
fast?---..certain people would like
to knoki
What certain Lincoln chick is so
in love with our good friend Pay
to~n----could her name be Matte
Sue Novels by any chance?--.. We
wonder?
Pvt. John Phifer says hello to old
friends.
SEEN! who was seen tues morn
ing at Sis going to work on the
Crosstown street car in his work
clothes WAS haily Whiteside
really joking or was he just sound
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF

w II DO " IfttNh Of
THE THREE CORNER CANTEEN.
Fine. when the band plays -.-
.--.......--. ..---Chatter-Box
Fine when there is a large crowd
Fine. if they have more big dane
es Mary c..
OK if 1 join. I think I'll join
w.
Fine when the band plays
---~-~- -------~-------M. Pruilt.
OK-if they would have it on
Fridays and Saturday nights at the
$ Brown
Don't Know HI. Montgomery
One place, at the USO. B. Pettus
Simply marvellous when there are
boys .-.------------.- .....-.-L. Foxall
OK. and an outlet for the less an
tellectual person --------U T. w.
It's a nice place for the teen-ag-
ers to spend their earlier hours be
ore bedtime. ha ha------Bob Owen
We are still poor mems children
Fifty cents a month ...B. Scott.
Haven't been there yet school
you know ---..~-.Louise Perkins
Great deal-when your cues are
paid Butler
Fine when there is a big crowd
-----------. -----L. Peters
It's a darn good deal Jean Pierce
Lovely lovely Naomi Veland
Swell as long as there is some
kind of a band~-Otherwise sit is
dead----~-.- Lorraine Jackson
From what l know it must be
swell ..-.-Archie Franklin.
Can't say. haven't paid my dues.
Fine. -~~~. ..--~--.-...-- L. j. NJ.
Haven't been yet .--E. B. Bechers
The boys should be more social
able ------ Bette Mcdonald
Less games n more dancing .-
----------- ..
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

lis great when the kids come
and have a fine time Betty Stewart
Fine place when no place to 60
nAf ,r-
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

GIRLS. STOP STREET SMOKING!
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

Mrs. Augusta Stevens Of 26o6 n
both street, has just returned from
a visit in Kansas City, where she
was visiting her foster daughter.
Mrs. Stevens was accompanied by
Mrs. Peoples. She reports having
a very nice trip but under circum-
stances which were sad on account
Of death in the family.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03
Mcdonald
Reporting
G. G. McDonald)-

BENSON .. .....
We wish to. call the citizens at
tention to some of the many activ-
tiles that are going or in Omaha.
First, we have Benson community
on the west side-----a nice sanitary
place in which to live. They have
large department stores movies
of all kinds---~machine shops and
the greatest attraction is the North
West Side Bank. Everyone you
see IS always on the move. 1t
sure is a busy Spot----seems that
they are prepared to take care Of
your every need----Just walkout
or rid out and behold the many
nice stores filled with fresh groc-
cries and good wearing materials
Hardware stores, rated among the
best equipped---Benson is a wond-
erful place.
MR r. EnER FR
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-03

WONDER!--wonder what's be-
tween u good friends BIS. and B.
J?----could it by any chance be
luve?
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"PrOblems of Humanity"
A HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN
m MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL

HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN TROUBLED
IN MIND COUNSEL GUIDANCE
Noe-D9nt needessY weighted
in
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NAVY SEGREGATION
BARS MELTING

Washington, D. C. (NNPA)-
Segregation in the Navy is slowly
melting away without a great deal
of fanfare. Recent developments
have included:
1. A circular letter sent out by
Vice Admiral Randall Jacobs, chief
of the Bureau of Naval Personnel,
announcing the eligibility of Ne
groes for duty aboard all auxiliary
vessels; in all general service rat
ings up to ten percent of the ships
crew. This general order is out
growth of an experiment conducted
on 25 auxiliary vessels over the
past nine months.
2. Separate, technical training
schools are dwindling in enroll
ments as the Navy is assigning
trainees to integrated classes for
courses as radio technicians, cleo
triciaEs, signalmen, radarmen, car
penter's mates, etc. Previously,
most Negro technicians were sent