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ROOMS EURN.--korthwest. (cont. F.,

Conn. uage,-Redecorated ,oozy r. rm.,
mo, me, ,ss33o; gentleman only. Telephone
HOTEL EENEDICK, 1908 Eve st. NV
f9S%i anoDr SSG Tsf1 TsIAND 2r 8SR.h RSE
for dOIbies' o,n Me a.r., e3a4 .,,, 60 3a q
Eeayss En gh @ sRossfr psf sr Ao spf 4s %rd
G32I 5th T.--Comfortabls dble rm IN
ya sre nSe eony 20 S"go younr
or couple, S55 monthly. Call after Il. RA.
.GI ALLISON NV xell-furniShed bed
room. private home, $50 monthly. Phone
l$ss IN ST. Sw.-EEs- service or serv,es IS
ior young LADY; So a5 i block off Conn,
Ie1a NEW HAMPs SHIRE AVE. Nw.-sinsle
furnished room for young lady, on same
1er s1h Nth b. path and phone SO per week
sslo goth SIR. N.w-spacious front room
net hosesssp9S E c9noSention 95oe 70 tEans
psf!s'iSa 1sI5 RaLoRAMa u Rp' S' Sw-1.rs. front s
for lh,k. semipryate bath. refrigerator,
ssonrenient to stores and transportati ion
Sl2 30 ws- double; Sl5 wk. triple. co
9Ia5 sT. N.w.-smsll studio tsll room.
70 single housekeeping room. $40 D1
ii5I FAIRMoNT sT. NV dbl. rooms
for married couples; maid service unlin-
ted telephone. /. s35 per mo / for $50
soLIyi.s so,;Tsl, CLUB, ,. dsas x.s !etn st.
1916 go LAMONT ST. w.%Doubie Iron front
rm., twin beds, Sa6 each; middls-ssed
HOTEL i44o RI. AVE. NV. Singles. SIS
per wE doubles, Sl@ wk doubles with
pvt. bath. SIS Tk; ch.w, maid service
18th ST. eaIs-Attractive single room.
maid service in apartment buiidins,, 81
sssS 1n.. sp .ss
saaRE ROAD noUsING. co
, and = per room. SEQ, Cali MI @oso,
coLoRED-i1a7 nth ST. N.w.-ws have
10 Sb per week per person hours m,
col oioRFD-lsoe 5 ST. N.w.1Nest, en-
convenient location: s. 30 week. Apply
coIoRrDMeos Col 4 D. aS euE ST. NV; > turn.
rooms; I single. 81 wk, l double, $40 vk.
&c. ,sd aoD.s es St ~ Nw Apt eoos
coLoRED-slsi ! fth =. wv Apt B
sb so wk CAL after . m. onfy. ~
COLORED-sa9 3rd ST. NV rm
kitchen, furnished $40: / I'M. and kitchen.
GoLoRED@lsss you ST, ADJ. No. O.
Refined working girl 20 share room with
another girl: 80 week. Call after
co2oREDcss r sT.-Lgs. front nm. ?
men, Govt, emgloyes separate beds s5
COLORED-sis OTIS PL. NV. bet Ga
and New Hampshire aves.-Giris. refined,
/ lovely room $40 a week. %.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1904 10Th ST, N,W-vacsncy for one girl
.acts Gfsag .,s iF9s ee .oa
room. -2R
ia0i 18th ST. N.w.-Roclns for . etrs
vacancies in triples nice location; excellent
meals: sood TRANSFORMATION. aleoe sies
COLONY CLUB. 8o3a st. n.w.-con,-
Portable double room: refined background ;
restricted Clientele. s56 month. Nj. 2os4
CREsTyIEw CLUB. 2eao 18th st. NV
iEe lawn t9oi rms splendid meals, excel
.TsGsp ,log coHS NS S,S.. ~. Nw-v.rv s..it,b,s ss
TRIBE. 81 so per, mo no double s44 per
excel me meals and laandrS fS15if Dfiv wo . 5Sss
yaeANclks a, FOR YOUNG LADIES !,I,s -t.ssl-
laundry prifiIeses, ~ipn se ' IA. a:s uaa6. Sa e
FooM ASn so.Ep ~. Fl En- shidfsp 3d in prvats
faasso R9s can for nds n .rs. triple
room, s4S 80 each. Also / slrl IN = each 10 Of
., double rooms, 500 each, Telephone in
sysr 81 Eo0 MsS nedns isds's sunday Gs So sf
TIERS TER 8. 1921 10Th st. NV tnesr Dupont
i3e5 18th ST. x.w.-Nieely furnished
room for lady, elevator. switchboard, ex-
1 Ss@ sasfq iHfi san avr snSNs SW near
and future vacancies In WAshington's most
exclu. gueSthouse; switchboard service. de-
llghtful meals it costs no more to live at
the 6esl. See MRS. JOHNSON, NO. 5T70,
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE ROOM for girls
twin beds, SUNDAY breakfast; excel. transp.
SxcsSdEs as sssh DsSs'sF or sts 5 very .ood food
walking distance, laundry PRIVILEGES: res-
sonable. 2022 @ st NV -25
VACANCIES for young men: very sood
food walking distance. laundry privileges
S32 and S3s. se:a st. NV. -2b
iss5 MASS. AVE. SW,-3 large double
rooms. $40 SO each per mo: share room
Tor girl also: share room for man; S42 SO;
good meals and good trsnsp. -29
1856 ST. N.W.-yacapcies for refined
young women; share rm. with private bath
S4I 80 each; large room, 4 windows triple,
S42.5u each: double. S47.50 each; ssle
room on 4th floor, $40 so -25
ARLINGTON. VA, 1909 n Fairfax drive
Gentlemen only: private home, one block
from Clarendon Circle. double and triple
rooms, single beds; excellent meals. Phone
CHI. u3i3. -S5
I326 10Th ST. N.W.-Double room. s42 so:
also single. share room, for settled lady:
excellent meals -25
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

LOVELY NEW ORLEANS, La, home In
Metaire section, will trade for home D. c
Cedar 2641-M 23s
2-BEDROOM HOUSE in Coronado, Calf.
rent $50 in exchanse for similar house in
vicinity d. c. Box 350-V. star, 25"
wANTED-HOME in Houston, Texas will
trads attractive Dutch Colonial, 2-bed-
room home, conveniently located 20
schools. shopping and TRANSPORTATION IN
Arlington. Va. 80 minutes from down
rown Washington, D, c, by bus Call or
write OWNER, $40 N. woodrow st, Airing
ton. Va Gil. 4I44 -23
WILL EXCHANGE for 4 mos. beg, Nov. /,
4-beorm. furn. house. Falls Ch. Va. for
compar house in So. Calf. pref. Los An
zeles Ea Lis Church l42E-M- --2i
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close in Estate price, Address Box 456-
V, Star. ga
YOUNG WOMAN wants housekeeping unit
or occasional kitchen privilege in refined,
private home. Good trsnsporta tion Ref
erences furnished. Tel CO. 2214 after 8.
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds, Brentwood
vicinity. for 2 young ladies' IA 1910
Wednesday or Thursday. "a
WANT ROOM in or share bachelor apart
ment, Georgetown, NV. vicinity; perma- =
nent Govt man Box ally. Star.
YOUNG MAN desires room with private
family In nearby Arlington; stage price
Box 27-Y. Star. a."
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HOUSES ruRh. OR uhruRh.

CHEVY CHASE, MD. near elementary
ms room, screened porch, dinina room,
and Kitchen downstairs; oil heat. yard and
ssrase: in return for day care of boy
6 and girl and meals for them and
medical student who will occupy down
stairs bedrooms and bath. Wisconsin
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ApTs. FURNISHED tca,,

3O2 18th sT. NE, m. eI50--ons or two
girls to share lovely ultramodern apt
WANTED. young woman to share nicely
apt With anothsr Lady nss
$50 and I pm. CHI. 0I50
HOTEL APT. TAFT ANNEX HOTEL, TAO
rm: SIC weekly. EX 1891 --2b
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ApARrMsh1 HOUSES FOR SALE.

Stunt f1reproof bldg in excellent locs
ton; seven. 3-room. and bath spts... one
24rooni and bath: ianltor's apt. in base
ment; in Al condition, Inspection by ap-
pointmeut Sunday and ewes, FIR. 1859
METH ER REALTORS, l1d6 Vermont ave
CoLORED-EUCLm ST. N.w.-s rooms
furnished: rent S30o per month; 81 ,000
cash required BERLIN REALTY co
Emerson 2a0O -26
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ROOMS FURhlsHED-s.s. ond s.W

54a KENTUCKY AVE. SCI double front
room. twin beds, 81 week each; newly
decorated. DU. 546l. -23
8l6 q sT..Newly dec. db)s,, bedrm; in
clean home; S43 per month. FIR. 4a12 all
1875. ST. s.E.--I,sree front room. twin
beds. next to bath; employed couple pre-
ferred: $50 ca month LII 4043 -23
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BOATS.
REpAIRING-H ,

PROPELLER REpAIRiNG-Have your pro
fHlo 9aaa @ariqs RR saRpis' s2aa 1919 'lfA St Sc
SAILBoAT, penguin class. 1e feet Iona:
ready TO launch. good condition. with ex-
sae so ss'sff VIII snd sH bHs.r rae
to haul her to water. Call Laurel 265.
| MAN. experienced, to operate and maintain
@ ssSd relIs6s Tslepbons Mr. HrNRY sF 9R
WANTED a 2e to 81 TT. cabin cruiser for
/ ing particulars, including prices. place and
time boat can be seen. Box a23-X. Star,
HoUsEBoAT WANTED, fairly good con-
q sa'iGH GRrPFSwiooD PS iSoa SPORT fisherman a batt
sa fvR WeseT fnfRss 54aes psl''t dgs
Sst 4s 5aRas lae hD speed ~
WHEE1ER VIE ASEs YAcHf faee5el'io eyer 3 PENN
ef@S.f Shs6s sosT Fs1f wheels long
limited. 50 BUY now S. KING FuIToS
yeTtsd @ S e hsnssbosta. aSA Dosfed | a Essh
Nains os! SIP ~R ca s $ 5sa4 81, 'hsse hsEt
FOR sNALE-sAnnoAr. National, one ,' de-
ssa !osdf1 e pSt ass - g.
at Old Dominion Call TIE. 1852 after
NEW H STEEL CRAFT cabin cruiser. IS IT.;
locsted at Deaisei Nd, Mrs. Phipps' pier
Sd cs Hzk "h'sss q ssH~2s sgSsfza NJ
ec,sHrls CRUISER in excellent sn..rognd
= S :. e. H. Sss' ss ss:sn
OWNER, Owens 5009 2s'
NEW 5O-H.P. EyINRuDE cupboard motor
ssbe GsI GsF6M Ho 4s sptEn sftes so.p I'm ntb
er and hitch, Ford Ship. engine: COM
?e Ff DEE VIII WiTr S6NsaoGf ef 80 Sfs
Boat t Yard, < st. m NV " or cali North 4sd5
CRUISER, % IT. Garwin, cabin: perfect
condition Cal TR 2232 after N. ----25
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
WANTED-HOrses to board. Israe ,,,r box
ca s5 Axmn1fsr R tFsa 4ss Msn2a sNennss Country Sp'
WORK HORSE, youns. sound: reasonable
HAIP HALF BRED GELDrNG. years old. small.
ness and saddle. Mare, .fns sarden horse,
'nsr'9 s% snG g ss EaS sm dFi Hs
MONEY Y-MAKERs-ssveral hundred head
/ Western ewes, four, fye and six yrs. old +
! so bred and beautifully marked Hereford
heIleIs; SIX 2b0-lb. hogs. co. $500; ewes.
SPRING LAMBS. 3 ewes and ! ram. from
differen5 m sires PRICED at S@2 deliyyery
FARM and GARDEN.
CORN CULTIvAToR, riding, 2-horse, SAB;
also 2-horse walking eultivator. S16: both
/ In good condition.. Call Ma o510. "a
howasD wfsaf5nfE bgssSspiE co est'f5I
LANDSCAPE GARDNER CONTRACTORS.
Complete landscape service. Now Is the
time for spraying, shesrinR and fertilizing
your erergreens Cavity work feeding. ca
nleing and nj tree removal 2 specially, Free
ponse IL s9S2 Gu 'd' f0E sale,
SODDING-First-elass bluegrass sod; will
the Job, the better we like It: can furnish
5000 50 yds. daily in the WASHINGTON
Tafhs ff FsiEMfo sEMovff6 ssnera andssapns ss.
! walks, rock gardens; insured member Of
MGToN LANDSCAPE CO. p1. sss7.
FLaGsToNE WALKS and terraces. nr.-
sssss pss rock ssrasns 'h ponds rsssins
sRff sRf.Eh EhpesEypsk Ns RGs.Sls s. vs sps
practically new. Cal 81. s1s7. ' -
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ROOMS EuRN. OR uNEuRN.
ROOMS WANTED.

63 QUE ST. NE rooms. furn., $50;
unfurnished, $50. MI. 1851. After pm,
call GI. 7n4n. "a
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POULTRY b EGGS.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

INUUBAToRS, Jamesway. cleo. b,s8o-ess
capacity, good oond. Price, $315. Phi. l.
g GOOD. Hyattsyille OBJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

now available. excaVatins
nd grading: also doZer-shoVel for hire
AL IL -5IS oqs
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

QUIET GENTLEMAN wants private rooI
and board in Catholic home: Governmer
employe Box 23-Y. Star. 25'
Evening star., 1946-07-23

LARGE lot, back yard entirely fenced: ex-
sd sS9SHts00P Posd s0is at
sell Quickly Shown BY sppointment only.
GosaiSoToN Sa ffS sSo FEgIrY " sqS S4 M e.os. m
BETHESDA-6-room house, excellent con-
spa aglous modern Kitchen with brsskfsst
rooms ana tiled bath II on n' 9nd door sttis
HHfa tF I'll feso hes esf oehsE detsss
garase; close to buses, shopping and Naval
Hospital This property must be seen TO
s6eSn y sppointmsnt only, WoRTHfaG-
%oopstDq w ssG q sasR SsH ssh Silver t sDFi1s Nd
lovely Enelish stone house with vermons
slste sss. reoi ro9ms built fer somfertsbls
rooms and bath 1st foor 2 bedrooms and
9ath rh;n 2nd door: detached Scar sarase.
ss pfHperts sp5 has be ssen to
shown 5y spnointment only WoRTH1NeG%.:
Gsorsis ave, Sligo 664l or WI 1900
GHEvY CHASE. MD.-Lovely eenter-hsu
brick k home With bedroom and full bath on
room ana qdSa sSer ssdrooms o 1em sna s.t Ss
on 9no.s Maids room and Bath i'm in bs.e- asH
s'sS' o6 s4bs al he; Conn ev s7s EM cHS5 ses
SGpvEIRsNTb Sni., i Z Vi rAKx-convspi.ntl, located
Z
din room. kit, 3 bedrooms and 9 baths;
garage; oil heat: early possession. CHEVY
CEASE REALTY co, 3403 Conn. ave, I'm. !.
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.-Center-hall detach-
ed brick. Well arranged with liz. and din.
rooms, Kitchen, bedrooms and 9 baths
venetian blinds. sas heat and ssrsse.
Price only S23 800. CHEVY CHASE REAL.
EN-. 1900 til D p,m.
MASS. AVE. .PARk. S24 760-owner de-
are ares an quick sale Of lovely Diet home IN thi,
II sxcellent conaition. 4 bedrooms. and
haths on 2nd, floor CAL Major Yaneey.
VACANT. move In with deposit. 2-bedroons
semidet: brick furn.: in ne. OF Minn. ave-,
vf6G1NIIfY GkEENwAY. near MINI. ave.
se--6-rnr. sernidet. brick, nnpdern kitchen.
substsntisl cash VIM. J. MARTIN. NO.
i 2141 iii 2 pm IS
y fcontinded on Ntxt Psse.)
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24
N TEACHERS TO
MEET AT LINCOLN u.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-Using
the theme Community Civic Re-
lationship", Regional No. 2 of the
National Jeanes association is
scheduled to hold a three-day
meeting on the Lincoln university
campus Sept. II, 10 and IA.
Tentative plans have been made
for the congab with the following
persons listed to address the
group:
Mrs. NJ. C. Cole, president, Re-
gional No. 2, MA; DR.. Sherman
D. Scruggs, president, Lincoln
university; Miss Pearl Schwartz,
president, Missouri State Assn. Of
Negro Teachers; Roy Scantlin,
Missouri superintent Of schools;
d. F. Martinez, Missouri supervi-
sor OF Negro education; DR.. Jas
N. Freeman, head of the agrilcul-
ture department, Lincoln univer-
sity, and Miss Evanel Renfrow Of
the Lincoln university home eco.
nomics department.
Regional No. 2 of the MA EN-.
braces four states, Missouri, Kan.
Kentucky and Tenn. Also the Vir.
gin Islands. Mrs. NJ. L. Copeland
is national president.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24
OYER HALF OF STATES IN
IN SCHOOL LUNCH WORK

The United States Department
of Agriculture announced TO-DAY
that 26 states and the territory o
Hawaii have already SIGNED aere'
ments to take advante re of To-
eral school lunch program funds
provided under the National school
act.
During past years, the School,
Lunch program has been run on
a year to year basis. The New Act
signed by President Truman or
June IA, makes the program per-
manent and Increases the RESPONSE
bilities of states in the administra-
tive field. Under provisions of the
Act, which is designed to safe
guard the health and well being Of
the nations children and to en-
courage local use of abundant
farm crops, states must agree to
match federal ALLEGATIONS with
funds from sources within the
state, and must designate agencies
to administer the aid in order to
receive their share of available
funds.
Local contributions of funds, la
Dor and equipment are credited
to the states as a part of the
matching funds. In many states,
the value of such expenditures in
the past would have been more
than sufficient to obtain the pre-
sently available federal funds. I'm
der such circumstances, the only
direct cost to a state would arise
from administrative expenditures
by the state agency selected to
handle the program.
The National School Lunch Act
also provides that nutrition stand
ards in effect under last years
program shall be continued. Chill
dren unable to afford the lunches
will be served at reduced prices
or free of charge. No type of dis
elimination shall be made against
any participants. The law requires
that the whole program be on a
n%on-profit basis, in accordance
with past procedure.
Money for the purchase OF
lunchroom equipment will be
made by the administrative agen.
cies running the program for The
states.
ALLEGATION of federal funds by
the new law is established by E
formula based on Sabotage chile
population and state per-capita in.
come in such a manner that states
in the greatest need of assistance
in maintaining proper child nutri-
ton will receive the greater pro-
portionate share Of the Congress.
sional appropriation.
Department of Agriculture Off.
Gals expect that all states that
have not yet signed agreement
under the Act will make every ef-
fort to do so before the openino
of the fall term in order to qualify
for the benefits under the program
The following states and the
territory of Hawaii are now part.
icipating:
Alabama; Arkansas; Florida.
Georgia; Illinois; Kansas; Kentuc.
ky; louisiana; Maryland; Mich.
gan; Minnesota; Mississippi; Mon.
tona; New Jersey; New York; N
Carolina; Oklahoma; Rhode Island
S. Carolina; South Dakota; Tenn.
Texas; Utah; West Virginia; Wis
consin; Wyoming.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24

HAIFA, Palestine -Soundphoto-
This is what one month on a Jew
ish refugee hell ship means. This
man has no energy to lift his head
as the cameraman records the
squalor Of the ship. After one
month on water since the time
they left an Italian port, the Jew
ish immigrants to-be, were landed
at Haifa on the promised land but
only for ten minutes while they
e transferred to British trans
ports which took them to the is
land of Cyprus where they will
be informed. The action on the
part of the British was accompan-
led by rioting by the Jewish pop
ulace of Haifa in which three Jews
were killed.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24
SERVO IN HOT SEARCH
FOR TUNE-UP BEFORE
SEEING SUGAR RAY SOOr

NEW YORK-(CNS)- MART
Servo and manager AL We'll have
together been nagging the Boxing
Commission for a tuneup bout be-
fore Marty ees Ray Sugar Rob-
incon Sept. 9Th. Nix, has said the
Commission time and time again.
Wherein fast thinking We'll finally
thought of pointing out Rays en-
counter with Winnie Vines at AL
bany. If he can, why can't my
boy?, screamed We'll. So far this
hasn't worked. Much despairing
We'll, fearing he will never get 2
commission OK on a regular bout
has annexed Bobby Lakin for a
special ten rounds with his Marty
at Fort Dix.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24

in the presence OF your friend i!
only turning him against you. tt
his mind a mother of six children
should be motherly and a gooc
influence to her children. .sht
should live a clean, decent Christ,
ian life and try to rear her family
in such an atmosphere. He's right
too, my friend. About the mai
order romance. Forget it,
E. M am really troubled in
mind. also spirit. About a year age
l met a young man 3 years my
senior. / fell deeply in love with
him and we began living together
Now he says he loves so hard il
hurts. l really believe he does
Please tell me if he means all he
says and what must I do to make
him happy at all times?
Ans: Marry him. For your own
peace of mind and his, it would
be for the best. He knows you
love him and are devoted to him
let him now prove his love for you
by taking you for his legal mate.
r. H.-Do you think I would be
doing the wrong thing to send nv
daughter to the Catholic school?
Ny husband is a big drinker and
when he gets his drink he comes
in saying nasty things. What can
l do about it?
Ans: Do your best to wean
him away from his liquor. Set a
good example of a loving parent
in your home and when he is with
drink, refuse to get into arguments
with him. I think going to the
Catholic school would be a won
derful influence for your little girl.
Count yourself fortunate if you
can avail your child of this OPP
portunity.
S. M.-Sir and friend: I have
recommended you to one of my
.eighbors. 1 told her how you had
given me courage and advice. In
fact. I'm not quick tempered and
impatient or unhappy like I used
to be. You helped me to put my
finger directly on my faults and
conquer them. I live alone and
work hard but I am c~ontented and
thanks to you.
r. S. ST wrote to a Real Els
tate Company about buying a lot
in Gary, Ind. He says all L have
to do is TO send him 500 and he
will send me all the papers. Do
you think it would be okay to do
Ans: Real estate is high right
now and it might be worth your
while to wait. Such matters are
best handled personally rather
than thru mail. Inasmuch as you
have not seen the property it may
be well to visit Gary and look the
property over.
c. c. d. have two boy friends
They are both overseas. I promis-
ed to marry both when they re-
turned. They are both nice to me
and l believe they love me and 1
love them. I don't want to do the
wrong thing. Help me!
Ans: You have already done
the wrong thing sis. You know it
wasn't right to promise yourself
to two boys. Let them know you
we're too hasty in promising to
marry. Continue writing and be
friendly in your letters.--an make
YOUR final decision after they both
get back. They will understand.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24

FURNISHED ROOM Downstairs
for man and wife, 2507 Hamilton
AT-O992.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24

r. D.. Ny husband just came
back from the war, where he had
been for 81 wears. We live with
NV father and he asks us S21 a
month rent Ny mother and Sis
tiers are always asking us for
money but we don't have il. We
have a baby girl 2A and go to
have another in April. / am sick
of il all and need your help badly
Ans: Don't blame your people
Your pop is hard-hesded when It
comes to money matters. He does
not intend TO play Santa Claus TO
any of his children. He pays his
wav and he expects all Of you, IN
Guiding your sisters to support
yourselves. NV advice then IS TO
encourage your husband to ! a
lob and move out from under
your parents. You will never iind
happiness until you get a place OF
your own
l. n. VI am a mother OF o
children and III love with a man
thai lives across the street
me. He tells me I should stay III
the house and take care OF my
children which Of course l do /
- out To places ! know he goes
to try and see him l am also
writing 10 a fellow / have never
seen. Do YOU think there is any
happiness for me with either OF
these two men,
Ans: Frankly, no Gaodlng
about TO cafes and bars just to be
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24
+. You'd YOU care to see my hope chest. ???"

night on a TWA plane for Eng
land. Ike is enroute to London via
Cardiff, ales to defend his title on
Sept 9TH against Ronnie James,
British champion.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24
WILLIAMS FLIES TO
ENGLAND TO DEFEND TITLE
D 6 z

lightweight champion Ike Williams
left La Guardia Field Tuesday
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-26
A Thought For Today
"Gleams of a Remote World"

The flashed to the world that U S. Army scientific authorities have made radar contact with the moon brings with it the reaction of ghosy cold finger being drawn across ones soul The and stars and the var ous consteaon of the outer world have always seemed significant to all of us since childhood of the supernatural and spiritual That fancy seldom actually outgrown simply because these celestial bodies unreachable untouchabe and in their great distances-unreal.
 Now the 20th century announcement of contact ing the and ones thoughts trace backward the established knowledge of mortal mans existence this planet known as the world We recall what is known of his earliest days in his ugly crudeshaped human form he widowed in mire slept in begrmed and preyed his feowmen and beasts for food and physical satisfactons From there his of existence upward through the beabored and tedious paths of civilization with their gudeposs of ethics and morals and the supporting props afforded by science.
 Now have entered the atomic age, so-called, the ultimate significance of which have yet to grasp Yet have not attained the millennium Civilization the goal of mans crusade, has not yet been attained And now has been contacted! All of which brings with 1t the awesome wonder to whether man has by-passed orderly time? Whether has devated from the GUS tomary mortal and mundane markings by which he traced his course up the path of cvilzaon Whether has soul enough and great enough proportions for matching the soul-less void of pure science?
 Shelley once wrote-"Some Say That Cleans of a Re- moter World Visit the Soul Let us hope that the geam we have had of the in this instance will eventually reflect itself upon the souls of those who have made this daring and discovery that moral balance will be effected.