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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
TRYS METAL TREM.
TIES MOKYKLAI

siuo metu sukako treji me-
tai, kai Vakaru Vokietijoje,
DIP stovyklose veikia Lietuvis-
kos tremties mokyklos.
Kai nuaidejo paskutiniai ka-
70 suviai ir tremtiniai perejo
Vakaru Sajungininku globa,
tuoj pat, prasidejus stovykli-
niam gyvenimui, steigesi trem-
ties mokyklos. Sunkios nors
buvo salygos - visko truko
vadoveliq, rasomos medziagos,
suolq, patalpq, mokslo priemo-
niq, - bet entuziazmas ir pa
siryzimas viska nugalejo.
Lygiagreciai su stovyklomis,
isaugo gausus tremties mokyk-
lu tinklas, kur tremtyje atsi-
dure Lietuvos jaunimas savo
gimtaja kalba gall testi moks-
Ia.
Tremties mokykla, kuri pri-
mena Rusu caro- priespaudos
laikq Lietuvos vargo mokykla,
tremtiniu svietimo bel aukleji-
mo darbe isvare platu darbo
bara.
Baigiant treciuosius mokslo
metus, Vakaru Vokietijoje, vi
sose trijose zonose (Amerlkle-
ciu, Anglu ir Prancuzu) trem-
ties mokyklu buvo:
88 pradzios mokyklos su
$50 mokytoju ir 3,755 moki-
niais.
78 vaiku darzeliai, SUI las
aukletojom ir 2,28O waikiki,
Is gimnazijos ir Is progim-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
KAI KAS APIE TQ GAUJQ
VEIKIMA

siu banditu gaujos sudary-
tos is Lietuviu, Rusu, Lenku ir
zydu. Pastarieji save vadina.
"Vokieciais". Vienoje gaujoje
yra 1O0-15O vyrq. Jie sliauzia
pedsakais, kuriais tikisi suras-
tt tikruosius partizanus. Di-
desne jQ dalis pasislepia apy-
linkeje, tue tarpu mazesnioji
gaujos dalis ina plesti ukinin-
kus. Tai daro del to kad ramQs
ukininkai, kesdami 81 terora
sauktusi tikrQju Lietuvos par
tizanu pagalbos, mat Sic pade-
da saviesiems visada, ypac kri-
tiSkais momentais. Kai tarp
provokaciniu daliniu ir Lietu-
vos partizanq prasideda musis,
skubiai atvyksta ivykio vieton
Xxi siol pasislepe provokatoriai
ir sutriuskina partizanus. Kad
tai neivyktQ, Lietuvos partiza-
mai ragina zmones budeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
P. AMERIKOS LIE
TUVIQ DOVANA
TREMTINIAMS

I talka BALFui Lietuvius
tremtinius Europoje selpti ate
jo ir Pietu Americas Lietuviai.
Ju pastangomis surinkta ir jau
issiQsta Vokietija sios gerry
bes: 1000 svaru mesos, $4,000
sv. miltQ, keli simtai poru ba-
tq, 100 maisu rubu.
Dziaugiasi tremtiniai gave
tokia grazia dovana, kuri jau
iSdalinta ir sunaudota.
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RM n = l. n w
BOlSeVikq KoVa Su LietuvoS
LaBV6S koVotojaiS

na ar kuri kita vykdomojo ko-
miteto mari. :
Kai ir tada nepasiseka, var
toja kitokias gudrybes. Jie
uzeina pas Lietuvi ukininka,
kuri itaria palaikant rysius SUI
partizanais, ziauriai jam grasi-
ma ir ka nors is jo palma. XII
ta diena jie suvaidina susiko-
vima SUI MVD daliniais ir lyg
laimi "pergale''. Irodymui sio
zygio tikrumo, grizta j mieste-
Ii SUI keleta lavonu. Siam reika-
lui naudoja Vokieciu karo be-
laisvius: nusauna, aprengia ka-
riskais MVD drabuziais ir pa
lieka kaip "ispejima raudonie-
STEMS. Vakare jie vel atsiran-
da pas ta patti ukininka, ku-
riam jie grasino praejusia die
ma.
= JUS mus isdavete MVD,
keletas musu draugu delto pra-
rado gyvybe. Dabar uz tai tu-
rite NUNS apmoketi!" = sau-
kia provokatoriai. Ukininkas
surisamas ir isvedamas mis-
ka susaudymui. Jis, pagaliau,
turf itiketi, kad tai tikrieji par
tizanai ir pasisakyti, kas esas.
Provokatoriai il sutinka palei-
sti, taciau kaip salyga praso
pasakyti partizanu buvimo vie
ia, keleta ju pavardziu tam,
kad jie paliudytu, kad tn esi
geras Lietuvis ir tikras patrio-
tas. Suzinoje vardus, agentai
toliau tesla partizanu naikini-
ma. Arestu betgi jie patys ne
daro, tai atlieka MVD karei-
vial, kurie pasirodo po keletos
dienu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21

NOREDAMI APGAUTI, Boil
sEVIKAI JUDO NET SAVO
PAREIGUNUS
Oar yra ir kitokiu provoka-
ciniq gauju: jos susideda is
Lietuviu agentq ir MVD karei-
viQ. Jq gaujos nedideles: 2O-3O
zmoniq ir yra ypatingoje ma
joro Sokolovo zinioje. Savo
BUSTING ikuria jie kurioje nors
apleistoje sodyboje ar miske.
Agentai apsirengia partizanais
ir eina pas ukininkus. Stems
pasisako esq pogrindzio kovo-
tojai, atvyke cia is tolimesnes
vietos; susidurimo SUI raudo-
naisiais metu jie buve atkirsti
nuo savo daliniQ. Jie klausine-
ia apie zmones, kurie galetu
jiems padeti ir ypac apie Lie
tuviu partizanus, noredami
prie ju "prisijungti". Daznai
jie, noredami itikinti ukinin-
kus neabejotinai esq tikrieji
partizanai, nusauna bolsevi-
kams atsidavusi vietos seniu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
LlETUVIAI PARTIZANAI
lsAIsKINA sOvIETQ
GUDRYBES

Newsletter" Balandzio Cd
paskelbe kopija Lietuviu parti-
zanQ stabo reguliairiai leidzia.
name biuletenyje atspausdin-
to vleno aplinkrascio, kuriame
Lletuvlai ispejami budeti ir
lalku imtis atitinkamu priemo-
nlq prizes MVD suorganizuotus
tarlamuosius Lietuviu partiza-
ny dallnius. Is paskelbto doku-
mento aiskeja, kad Rusijos val
doval, dabartiniai Lietuvos DO
nal, pavede majorui Sokolovui
suorganizuoti provokaci n i u s
partizanu" dalinius kovai su
tlkraisiais Lietuvos laisves ko-
votojais. 10 isteigtasis skyrius
vadinasi OBO ir yra lyg depar-
tamentas prie MVD ministeri-
jos. Atsizvelgiant j dideli spe-
cialq uzdavini ir ypatingus
tikslus, i sia istaiga suverbuota
daugelis Lietuviu isdaviku bel
snipq. Kai kurie jq dirba sava-
noriskai, taciau kit buvo pri-
versti, ypac silpnavaliai, kurie
vietoje kalejimo ir istremimo
pasirinko kita kelia = isdavi-
nett savo draugus.
Kai MVD pavyksta sudaryti
didesne tokiu asmenu grupe,
siuncia j Kauna, gerai maitina,
aprupina drabuziais. Juos glo-
boja pats vidaus reikalu "mi-
nistras" Bartasiunas. Pastara-
sis sutinka jiems dovanoti vi
sus jQ kada nors bolsevizmui
padarytus nusikaltimus, jeigu
jie atlieka keleta specially uz-
daviniQ". Is cia vyksta j Viii
niQ, kur majoras Sokolov ap-
moko. Paruosus JUGS politiskai,
po keleto menesiu skiriami
jiems ivairus uzdaviniai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21

LVS centro izdninkas Dr. M. j. Colney zmona Water
bury Conn., pastaromis dienomis apvakscioo 35
tq vedybnio gyvenmo sukaktuves Dr. pona Coney yra
uolqs Letuvybes darbuooja k savo koonjoje bet r
vsos Americas Leuvq tarpe Je yra naras ir vetinio
Letuviams tremtiniams remit Lithuanian Care and Relief
kubo Nuotraukoje kaires desine DR.. Colney, ponia
Coney Stanley Coney. pona Stanley Coney ponia Vilka
tbs, p. Vilkaitis r Neris Simkus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
GAVO 10000 sv. RUBU

Britu zonos tremtiniai sio-
mis- dienomis gavo 10000 sv.
BALF'o rubq siunta. Sic rubai
jau baigiami skirstyti po apy-
gardas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
VISOJE LIETUVOJE PILNA
BOLsEVIKU AGENTU

Agentu ir snipu bolsevikai
turf visur. Ypac daug ju me-
dziu kirteju tarpe, mes jiems
patogiausia sekti partizanus.
Daug agentu dirba prie staty-
bos vietu. Ypatingai Lietuviai
turi saugotis valkatu ir ubagu,
juos reikia itarti kaip provoka-
torius neziurint kad jie ir labai
patrijotiskai kalbetQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
NETIKRI AMERIKOS
KARIAI

Yra buve atsitikimu, kad
bolseviku agentai partizanq
uzimtas sritis issoka SUI para
siutais ir vaidina Amerikos
karius. Kalbedami daznai var
toja Angliskus zodzius. Taipgi
partizanu stabas nurodo tokiQ
saugotis ir is viso nebuti atvi-
riems SUI nepazistamais asme-
minis. X. Pelekis.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

This is a personal matter between
Tit-for-Tat Charlie and Police
Shield TIT.
At the end of the hall is a door
that leads directly into the
kitchen. But Tit-for- Tat would
MT know that. He must be feel
ing his way through the dining
room. Dan opens the kitchen
door, squeezes through it, and
presses himself against the wall.
He knows the kitchen very
well, because he has been raiding
Uncle Dennis ice box for years.
1t is a large square room, and
right in the center of it, where it
has no right to be, is Mrs. Hen
essey's rocking chair. Mrs. Hen
essey always says her cakes turn
out better if she sits and watches
the oven while they bake. No
one, least of all a mug like Tit
for-Tat, would expect to find a
rocking chair in the middle of
the kitchen. Dan finds the light
switch.
First comes the sound of Tit
for-Tat's heavy breathing. Then
comes the crash. The room is
filled with light at the same in
stant, and Dan leaps forward
and throws himself on top of the
little guy who is draped over
Mrs. Henessey's rocking chair.
DAMS second right to the jaw
does the trick. Tit-for-Tat is out
cold. Dan grins. Then he puts
his hand in his pocket and rubs
No. TIT gently between his
thumb and forefnger.
With Tit-for- -Tat's two guns in
his pockets, he throws the limp
figure over his shoulder and
heads for the stairway. Uncle
Dennis is still snoring happily,
despite all the noise in the street
outside. Dan goes into his room
and snaps on the lights. But it
would take more than this to
wake Uncle Dennis. Dan dumps
Tit-for-Tat on the bed beside
him, and straightens him out
neatly.
Next he goes to Uncle Dennis
bureau drawer and gets his old
handouts. They snap around
the two wrists with a click, and
Uncle Dennis, after thirty years,
has finally got his man.
1t takes five minutes of shak-
ing to wake the old guy.
"Danny!" he murmurs. SIS
something the matter?"
mot a thing. You just arrest
ed Tit-for- Tat, that's ALL"
Evening star., 1948-12-05

You will marvel at the ease, speed
and durability of this truly fine
typewriter direct descendant
of "the first successful portable"
Evening star., 1948-12-05
WHERE'S THE FIRE, McGARRY?
Continued from page t,0enty-eight

II was dreaming about that
little DEVIL" says Uncle Dennis.
II dreamt -" He tries to sit up
in bed, which means he tries to
move his right arm. He looks
down at the limp figure of Tit
for-Tat and his eyes pop out of
his head and he let's out roar
that shakes the bed. Its htnu!"
he yells. Its Tit-for-T Tat! And
he's handcuffed to mel"
Dan mods. Even when he's
asleep a McGarry gets his man"
he says.
UNCLE DENNIS, going to the
other extreme, now can't talk
above a whisper. But Danny!'
he gasps. How did do it,"
"You used to walk in your
sleep, didn't you?" Dan says.
when was young. But not
for years."
Maybe you had a relapse"
But if l got him when
asleep" Uncle Dennis argues,
''how could see who he was?"
"You must be psychic. 1t was
some kind of a subconscious
sense"
Uncle Dennis eyes narrow
shrewdly.
You're a fine boy, Danny"
he says, land I thank you for
what you've done. But it was
you got Tit-for- Tat, like l knew
you would. You found him and
knocked him cold and brought
him here. You dumped him on
my bed and put my old bracelets
on him"
Dan winks at him. It'll make
a better story the other way.
Can't you see the headlines?
Retired Cop Nabs Bandit Who
Shot Him 30 Years Ago."
Uncle Dennis grins. -" Dennis
McGarry Evens Score With
Lowdown Son of a a."
''Nor in the headlines" Dan
says. We'll sit Tit-for-Tat up
in bed beside you for the news
paper photographers. And now,
if you're ready, I'll call in the
gang from outside. The Com
missioner himself and a dozen
Inspectors and half the force
must be out there by now. This
is your big night, Uncle Dennisr'
Uncle Dennis gives a long,
happy sigh. "And if you don't
mind. Danny" he says, "In
pin old No. TIT on my night
shirt. when they snap the pic
lures" The End
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Hurt Praised as
Top on Gridiron
LITTLE GIANT OF NEGRO
BASEBALL

Chicago-Winner II times of
the CIAA fottball title, Nor
gan states Eddie Hurt who is
a "l36-pound, waif-like Little
Giant" whose Bears boast the
longest string Of victories in
Y. S. college football-six yrs.
and 81 games without a single
loss.
The Morgan State Bears are
now a legendary aggregation,
and going into his 10Th season
EAfdie Hurt carries a record of
1lS wins, IS ties and 18 losses
Not ~only has he made the
Bears the Notre Dame of Neg
70 collegiate gridiron competi-
ton, but the Little Giant is
himself like Knute Rockne Of
Negro football"
Hurt played end for Howard
U. in 1919 and 1920 despite the
fact that he weighed only 142
pounds. Holder of masters
degree in physical education
from Columbia University, he
takes movies of all games SO
that he and his players can an
alyze mistakes. A firm believer
in blackboard drill, 'he works
out new plays with poker chips
Of Hurts teams Baltimore
\ Sun Sports editor Jessie A.
xLinchium says: Il have seen
NoSgan play at Columbia, Prin
c$ton, Penn, Harvard and at
Yale would find the team tou-
gh\to hold"
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Industry In Iraq

The climate of I-aq is continental.
with varying degrees Of heat and
little rain and moisture, although
IraQ Is in the temperate zone. Iraq
was noted in ancient time for the
manufacture Of cotton, wool linen
and silk textiles. also for tanning,
carpet and blanket weaving. To-
day there are many factories.
among which are textile, shoe.
brick, cigarette. tanneries, distiller-
les, ammunition and railroad shops.
The manufacture Of copper and
bronze dishes and Of gold and silver
articles also has become important.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
LOUIS AS TO
WHETHER
HE'LL RETIRE

Philadelphia-Joe Louis has
announced that he isn't sure if
he wants to retire as the havy-
weight champion and will take
the full six months to make up
his mind.
Louis, in Philadelphia to at
tend the annual dinner Of the
National Boxing Association,
was asked by a reporter if he
intended to fight again.
Il don't know" replied the
Brown Bomber, maybe yes,
maybe no."
The champion said he would
formally advise the NBA and
the New York State Athletic
Commission by December Is,
which will be six months af-
ter he knocked out Jresey Joe
Walcott.
Abe Greene, president of the
NBA, said the association
would considr Louis still the
champ after six months if he
decides to continue fighting
and there is no worthy oppon-
ent.
Louis also was asked about
his announced intention Of
campaigning for one Of the
political parties this fall.
II have not made up my
mind which party will do the
most in the nation for civil
rights. But | definitely will
not campaign for Henry Wal
lace's Progressive Party
Earlier in the day the MIA
disclosed two-thirds Of the
member commissions had ad-
opted the eight-count rule.
The eight-count rule requires
a boxer to stay on the mat for
eight seconds whenever he hits
the canvas.
Mr.. Greene said the regul-
alton was another step in the
organizations ring safety cam
paign.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18

Turkey poults on highly purified
diet containing all necessary nutri-
ents except nicotine acid grew poor
ly In tests at University Of Mary
land. They developed certain def
cheney symptoms such as infiam-
nation Of the mouth. darrhea, poor
feathering and perosis. All symp-
toms were prevented by the addi-
ton OF three to five mig. Of NICOTINE
acid ner 100 Grams Of rations.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
u. S. Civil Service
The United States Civil Ser

The United States Civil Ser
vice Commission announces
the following examinations for
Orthopedic Technician and
Ort no p edic Techmologi5t,
! $2284 to $5232 per annum. Po-
sitions are in the Veterans Ad-
ministration establishment To-
Gated throughout the states OF
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska,
North and South Dakota. Ap-
plications will be accepted un-
til further notice.
Meteorologist $3727 to $6235
per annum. Positions will be
filled in various Federal agen-
cies located in Washington, d.
c., and vicinity, and in the U.
S. Weather Bureau through
out the United States, its Ter
ritories and Possessions. Ap-
plications may be filed until
June 80, 194o.
Instrument Maker General
Mechanical Design and Devel-
opment, Glass Blower), $249S
to $4479 per annum. Positions
are located in Washington, D..
G.. and vicinity. Applications
must be filed before September
%, 1948.
Soil Conservationist, Soil
Scientist, Range Conservation
ist, and Agricultural and Civil
Engineer in the specialized
branches of drainage, irriga-
ton, hydraulics and general
construction. Starting salary
will be $2974.8O per annum.
Positions will be filled in Ne
braska, Iowa, North and South
Dakota and Minnesota. This
examination is offered by the
Soil Conservation Service. Ap-
plications will be accepted un-
til further notice.
information conce ernin G
these and other posted exam
nations may be obtained from
the Commissions Local Secre-
tary, George ]. Storms, 4O4
P.O. building, Omaha 2, Nebr.
The United States Civil Ser
vice Commission announces
the following examinations for
probational appointments:
Clerk, CAF-1 and CAF-2,
$2O86 to $2284 per annum.
Written test. No experience re-
quired. Applications will be re-
ceived until September 22,
1948.
Safety Engineer, Safety In
spector, $2o74 to $5232 per an
mum. Positions will be with
various Federal Agencies in
Nebraska, Iowa, North and
South Dakota and Minnesota.
Applications received untl
September p, 1o48.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
RANGERS TO TRY
NEGRO LEFT WING

Montreal-A Negro hockey
player will be given a tryout
with the New York Rangers,
Scout Alcide Hebert said
Tuesday.
He is Herbie Carnegi, left
wonger who made the 1947-4S
all-star squad in the Quebec
Provincial League. Herbie will
report at Lake Placid, N. ",
today.
If he makes the grade, Car
negie will be the first Negro
player in the National Hockey
League.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Wot's New in
Records

rendezvous With a Rose"
Composer is Deb Dyer-the
Pied Pipers with accompani-
ment.
"Hair of Gold, Eyes Of Blue"
Composer Sunny Skylar and
Smokey Rogers and The Nc
Call Twins with accompaniment
by the Way" Composer JOS
ef Myrow - Mack Gordon and
10 Stafford with orchestra
mabel the Lush" Composer
Riff Charles with Scat Man
Crothers with Riff Charles and
Gust A Little Lovin' I" (will
Go A Long Way) Zeke Glenn
ents-Eddy Arnold with Foy
Willing and His Riders Of the
Purple Sage.
moonlight In Vermont" by
Karl Suessdorf - John Black
burn, with Margaret Whiting
and Billy Butterfield and his
Orchestra
Guitar Boogie" by Arthur
Smith, with Alvino Rey and
his orchestra.
Riffs Blues by Riff Charles
and Scat Man Crothers with
Riff Charles and friends
SLEEPY Baby by Harold Spina
and Artie Wayne and vocal
group with Andy Phillips and
his orchestra
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18

The newest wrinkle In cotton gin
ming is the use OF infra-red rays
to dry moist cotton. The idea Is to
keep constant heat all through the
ginning process. The cotton is heat
ed while going through the extractor
and stands. "A battery Of 80 infra-red
lights Is set up on each unit. BY the
time the cotton passes through the
press there is little moisture Left.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18

The average length Of Life for
white women in the United States
has reached the remarkably high
figure Of 69.5 years, according to
statisticians Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company. For men the
average length Of life is CAS- years.
and for the American people as a
whole. 66 years. The increase In
expectation Of life at birth since
the beginning Of the century results
from a better control Of infections
IN the your
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Ben and the Ice Cream Soda

Franklin institute was founded In
honor Of Benjamin Franklin to pro-
mote the practical sciences Of the
world. One honor. not usually asso-
ciated with the institute was that
the first ice cream soda was sold at
the Franklin institute exhibition OF
1874. A school of design for women
also was founded by the institute in
the year 1850. Other firsts were the
tests Of electric dynamos; stand
ards for screw and bolt threads,
and the first extension table.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18

While millions Of ripe" trees are
being harvested to provide America
with pulp and paper. lumber. ply
wood. plastics and chemical prod
ucts, nature is sowing seeds for tho
millions of new trees that will DO
the forest OF tomorrow.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
May Become Short

Fertilizers may be difficult TO get
when they are needed next year 50
les a good idea to see your dealer
now and make arrangements for
1e48 fertilizer. say county agricul
tural workers. The safest plan Is 10
get delivery Of fertilizer at the ear
Lest opportunity.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Pointing for Service

Rapid service at your fingertips
soon will be available by newly de-
veloped vending machines. The de-
vices are equipped with an electric
eye which enables the customer to
get delivery merely by inserting coin
and pointing finger at the product
he desires.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Best Mouth Wash

American Dental association re-
ports that pure water is the best
mouth wash since 1t Is cheap,
stable, readily available. non-irrt-
tating and harmless. even II swal-
lowed.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
PAGE S


Recently all the buildings In nm
Oregon logging town Of 900 popula.
tion-houses, Offices, stores, post o.
ace, ct cetera-were loaded on rail-
road cars and moved to q new loca-
ton.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18

More than so per cent Of all
canned fruits, vegetables and juices
sold in the last few years come in
the No. can. That's the 20 ounce
container with approximately 2h
cup content.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Lemonade for ManroIs

A favorite beverage OF the Mon
gol emperors was lemonade. A high
ranking Official was appointed to
prepare the drink, which was be-
heved to have curative powers.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
First Laws on Patents

Franklin institute was the first to
propose introducing a law for the
publication Of patents and for the
acceptance OF these patents In court
as evidence.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
"Oldat A,5O,
- Man, You're CrazV

Forget your agei Thousands are peppy at 70. Try
pepping up with Ostrex. Contains tonic for weak.
rundown feeling due solely TO body's lack OF iron
which many men and women call "old." Try
Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep younger feeling, this
very day. New get acquainted size only 500.
AT all drug stores--in Omaha, at Walgreen's
and Smith Stores, Duffy Pharmacy, and
Johnson Drug Store, and Robin Drugs.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18

Work injuries to S.06s 900 workers
were reported last yesr. which
means that more th2n 4f million
work uas ,ost to production.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Nebraska
Takes Pride
in Her
Labor Record

Nebraska takes its hat off to the
accomplishments Of its union
lied labor groups - and ex-
tends congratulations on
Labor's eventful State Con-
vention held this week.
And, just as Labor ever works
TO improve the status Of its
members and to regulate
its organization in the public
interest just 50 does the
brewing industry, through the
Nebraska Division, strive to
improve conditions in the n
dustry and to regulate the
operation of tavern keepers in
the public interest.
From year to year Nebraska
tavern owners strive mcrs
earnestly and with greater sue
cess to keep their operations
clean, orderly and law abiding.
Sales to minors and persons
approaching intoxication are
guarded against, and noise and
boisterous conduct reduced to
minimum.
The Nebraska Divisions pro-
gram Of Self-Regulation, now
in the 18th year, : largely
responsible for the improved
conditions.
NEBRASKA DIVISION
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The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Ball Of Fire" by Hal Chase

ball Of Fire" by Hal Chase
Fred Stryker with Smokey
Rogers and Tex Williams
Western Caravan.
Mind If I Love You by Hal
Hopper-Tom Adair with the
Pied Pipers and Paul Weston
and his orchestra
Mamma Blues by Salty Hol-
mesmes,and Alvino Rey and
his Orchestra
My IDEAL Ricard "A. Whiting
Newell Chase-Leo Robin with
Margaret Whiting and his or
chestra.
Lay Your Little Head on My
Shoulder" by Sid Robin -Foy
Willing .... .... Y. .... !.
Willing with Foy Willings
and his ridrs Of the Purple
Sage.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18

Electrical Transportation
The electric bill for running the
nations subways. street cars and
trolley coaches amounted to moro
than AZ million dollars last year.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Wrestling Revived

Wrestling Revived
Wrestling appears to have Apsed
as sport between the time Of the
Sumerians, 5000 B. c., and 1750 B
;. when the Greeks put on a revival
4 wrestling.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-18
Heavy Earers

heavy EarerS
People in the United States are
eating s per cent more food per per-
son this year than in 1941 and 16
per cent more than the 1859 aver
age.