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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
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vantage of warning the Moscow
leadership against precipitate
action.
The sudden Kremlin switch to
a tough line in Hungary and
repeated reports that the Soviet
Union now intends to move
against Poland's Titoist regime
may reflect a new struggle for
power in Moscow's collective
leadership, some officials think.
This tough attitude. reminiscent
Iof once abandoned Stalinist
policies, could mean a return
of old-timers like Vyacheslav
Molotov or Lazar Kaganovich,
it is said.
Such a struggle for power
might result in a more danger
Gus foreign and military policy
i'm the Soviet Union, officials
fear.
Yesterday the President threw
the United States influence be-
hind U. N. demands that Israel,
as well as Britain and France,
withdraw from Egyptian terri
tory.
Israeli'S Premier, David Ben
IGurion, yesterday received an
1873 vote of confidence for his
policy of not retreating from the
Sinai Peninsula and GAIA Strip
territories it has seized.
Eisenhower Makes Appeal
Mr.. Eisenhower appealed to
President Ben-Gurion for a
prompt withdrawal of Israeli
forces from Egyptian territory"
Assistant Press Secretary Muir
ray Snyder announced last night.
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ALLEN-O'BRIEN
ADMIN. ASST
$50

= . ? , ; . ?. > FOO
Some shorthand. downtown.
secretaries, start Jan. 2 Ss5@ sos
Secretaries tsl, ali locs. S7h-Sg6
ljr. Steno.. aiflines $500 mo.
| IBOOkKEEPERS AND ASSISTANTS
Bkkprs Secretaries, under 40. SIS
tBookkeepers, several sS0-SS5
Assistant Bkkprs. -Iuv. Clks., S60-g5O
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
Credit Mgr. yomen'e wear Sl2S
Tech Writer 10 1900 mn
lTypists. stencils S3O4
Receptionigt-1yp SOS
Temporary Typlsts 81 7b br.
Dlcta. Oprs., OK -Typlsts. Bkkpg
ole. Mach. Oprs.. File Clks Inn
keypunch. Cashiers pBx Train
.ees' ComptOmeters. others, S5O-S75
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 ~ y Ave NV. Rm. 506
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SPECIFICATIONS

Preferably married. Age
25-45. College training or
equivalent. Presently em-
ployed where future oppor.
tunity is limited Sales ex-
perience not essential. Call
Mr. Hufstetler, DI. 7-0G62,
Monday. 8 to /.
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hELP--MEN

TENORS WANTED for Protestant
church choir, white or colored :
lessons in exchange for service.
Call no. 2-a606. Mr.. FISHER.
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HELPMEN
SALESMAN

NATIONAL ORGANIZA-
iTION HAS OPENING IN
| D. C. AREA FOR AN AG-
g R ESSIVE YOUNG
MARRIED MAN, 25 TO
81 YEARS OF AGE. AD-
IVANCEMENT OPPOR-
ITUNITIES FOR A MAN
WHO HAS THE MOTT
WALTON AND WILLING
N ESS TO WORK.
STARTING SALARY
$85 PER WEEK PLUS
ICOMMIS SIONS, RE-
ITIREMENT PLAN, HOS
FERTILIZATION INSUR-
IANCE. CAR FUR
NISHED. WRITE, CIV
ING FULL PARTICU-
LARS.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
HELP---MEN
statesmen

ARE YOU GIVING THE
SERIOUS CONSIDERA-
TION TO A CAREER IN
THE LIFE INSURANCE
PROFESSION THAT IT
DESERVES? YOU OWE
1T TO YOURSELF TO
INVE STIGATE THE
UNLIMITED OPPOR-
TUNITIES FOR HIGH
Err INCOME AND Sc
lCURITY AND PERSON
AL ACHIEV EMENT
AWAITING A QUAIL
FLED MAN. TO SUCH A
MAN, WE CAN OFFER
THESE INCOMPAR-
ABLE ADVANTAGES.
l. A GUARANTEED
INCOME COMMENSU-
R A TIE WITH YOUR
NEEDS AND ABILITY.
| 2. ONE OF THE
WORLDS LEADING
LIFE COMPANIES.
3. APPROXIMATELY
I25 % HIGHER COMMIS-
SION SCALE THAN
COMPANIES OF COM
PARABLE SIZE.
| 4. COMPREHENSIVE
AND CONTINUOUS S
TRAINING PROGRAM.
S. 40e6 BONUS OVER
REGULAR COMMIS-
SIONS DURING YOUR
FIRST 80 MONTHS.
6. LIFETIME RE-
NEWALS.
7. ORTUNITIES
IN MANAGEMENT OR
SUPERVISION.
FOR A CONFIDEN-
ITIAL INTERVIEW.
w RITE BOX 456-T
STAR OR TELEPHONE
MR.. GIBS MA.
I8-4957.
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HELP---MEN
SAFES TRAINEE

National organization has open.
ing. for alert young man. between "a
and 30. to enter sales training pro.
gram. no previous sales experience
necessary. Applicant must have col.
lege education or its equivalent
nigh starting salary, plus excelleni
incentive plan. Can MR.. LYNN
SALESMAN, age 2s-36, for iargi
manufacturer in the field OF drul
service service estabTishsd dissesi accounts SsDphi VIII
food and drug chains. Permanent
secure position with excellent earn.
ing potential. Smali-packaRe back.
ground helpful. Car and expenses
furnished. salary. $4,000 to So. 900
plus bonus incentive No reg. fee
MANAGEMENT CoNSULTANTS
INC. Suite 1901, 1895 O NV.
SALESMAN, HI-FIDELITY dept.
preferably with some sales expe,
rienee. See Miss Jones, KIT1
MUSIC Co. 1880 q st NV.
SALESMAN. age 25-35, some experi
enee, Tor good-paying position or
salary. plus bonus with well-knowE
manufacturing company, career op,
considerable number Of prolltabl,
and established accounts will b
turned over to right man: startint
salary to $3.50 plus bonus incentive
NO reg. fee. MANAGEMENT CON.
SULTANTS. INC, Suite 1901. 143t
q NV.
SALESMAN WANTED-Fxper. men'l
clothing and furn. salesman: nicC
SURROUNDINGS; permanent position;
good salary TO right man. Apply
SCHEER BROTHERS. 62I Penn
SALESMAN = National company
SeonIanected SoIa with public uttlitieI
sales promotion and advertisinI
stan Of the Washington once
valuable training at company ex.
counts in competitive field oi
sales. Married, with 2 or more
years college and 2 or more year,
sales experience. 81 600. No reg
fee. MANAGEMENT CONSULT.
ANTS. INC. Suite 1901. 1875
SALESMAN, mems hats; full time
Good opportunity for right man
VIENNA HAT CO.. ADJ 1lth st. NV
SALESMAN. age 2s-32-Iarge man.
ufacturing company wants execu-
tive-type man with sales back
ground to represent company tC
industrial Arms and retail de.
partment stores in the state OF
Virginia and eastern North Caro-
lima. Protected territory with many
established accounts Relocate "a
Richmond. College grad or euuiVa
lent. Car furnished. expenses. bonus
and starting salary to $500. No
reg fee. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS, INC. Suite 1901, I436
@ NV.
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ACCOUNTANT - to SIS 200
C-O-L-U-M M-B-I-A

BEGINNERS
FILE CLERKS. REcEPTIoNIsTs.
BANK TRAINERS. ETC. No exper,
nee; 5-day wk, S200-S250 month
LEEDS EMPL. SERVICE
$40 St. NV. 3rd Floor
ACCTS REC BKKpp
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HELP---MEN

MEN (3l. 1885. white. for sales
work: no experience necessary:
earn while learning to sell: earn
1ngs above average. guarantee
during training period. Apply
Room 4l0, ia 9th st. NV.
MEN, thinking OF making q change
the LIST OF the. year? National orga-
nization opening new office WASH
ineton area sales training pro-
gram, inexperienced or experienced:
opportunities for advancement, and
earnings in h-figure bracket. Write
pertinent information today, p. o.
Box 50. Hyattsyille, Nd
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY

-hillion- dollar national
organization has outstanding
career opportunity in WASH
tngton area. Professional
selling with definite manage.
ment opportunities. Exten-
sive training, immediate SUBJ
stantlai income available to
those who qualify
Evening star., 1956-12-09
HELP---MEN
GOING SOMEWHERE

Perhaps you are perfectly
satisfied In your present Job.
On the other hand, II you
feel that before long you
must reach a decision to
leave your Job because II
seems to lead nowhere, il
may be wise to investigate
this. challenging and fascinat-
ing opportunity for a life
time career. Very extensive
training provided for those
who qualify. Substantial in
come begins Immediately.
Definite management oppor.
tunities. Send resume to Box
209-T, Star for appointment.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
YOUNG MAN for hi-iidelity dent

Young MAN for hi-fidelity dept.
preferably with some knowledge OF
electronics, See Miss Jones, KIT
MUSIC Co. 1890 G st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white, 1888, drive
truck. some shop work, Maryland
ehauneurs permit necessary: &45 a
week TO start. See Mr.. Mess, lO44l
Metropolitan ave. Kensington, Md
YOUNG MAN, age 1875, for lge-,
Weil-known hardware CO., Silver
spring area: excel. advancement
oppty.;. beginning as stock clerk and
sales trainee: start S55 to sos.
| SuLTANTS. INC, Suite 1901,
1895 G NV
YOUNG MAN, IL to 2S, white "a
assist manager in local branch
coast-to-coast organization. Pleas
ant. digntfied sales work Must be
neat IN appearance. willing to
learn, able to converse fntelliRently
Minimum high school education, no
eXARsrlenee e;AsMaH necessary. Cell Mr.;
pm. $50 per week to start.
portunity with chance to learn
printing and duplicating business !:
begin as apprentice, rapid advance
ment leading to desirable income
photography as q hobby or some
duplicating exper. required, 5 days,
tart $40: no reg. fee MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS, INC,
suite 1901. l435 q NV
YOUNG MAN, under 30. for posi-
ton in local branch office of large
nre and casualty insurance COM
Dany. Excel, chance to advance to
important position. Apply NORTH
WESTERN NATIONAL. S12 Wood
ward Bldg
YOUNG MAN, 25-35. to assist man
ager in district ageney. We repre-
sent national manufacturer OF quail
lty food machines. Offering sales
and service in Greater Washington
Area, Sales ability important with
mechanical aptitude desirable.
This is an opportunity to learn
specialized business with advance
ment to MANAGEMENT level. Ii YOU
are ambitious and willing to work.
this is your chance. For interview
apt, phone LA. 8-1n40
YOUNG MEN--Always full and part
time work in TV. See our ad in
Instruction Courses. AID. 2-0403.
| YOUNG MAN. to operate ONCE
Duplicating machines: $500.
SILVER SPRING-ROCKVL. ENAPL
S4la CranFOfa Ave III n-AAAR
Evening star., 1956-12-09

SECRETARY. SS5 wk.; typists. to
| $4,000 yr,; clerks, bookkeepers
See Miss Bell at BOYD'S. cor. 18th
and @ nv
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HELp--MEN
WE NEED HET,PI

Real Estate Salesman desperate.
" needed in unusual ONCE: offerinl
exceptional opportunity to high cali
nre salesman. to sell finest grade
Inquiries in strictest confidence. EX
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TsSl %idd. Y .,,.a sssd sHsE ~ ne PrTlg n
SERY- $50 Ca. ave. nv
MAN. WHITE, WIFE NO CHILDREN
Age 80 70 90. Pleasant WORKING con.
ditiona. Must be on iob and sober
rooms funfurni4hedl, bath, heat anf
$3.50 cash per month Farm work
and caring for stock and doga
MARSHALL J WAPLK. 5i36 Duke
IT,. Alex. Va. OV 3-4bGt.
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nELP---MEN

SECRETARY. SS5 wk.; TWISTS. to
$4,000 yr,: clerks, bo0kkeepers,
See. Miss Bell at BoYD's. cor. 18th
and @ nv
SERVICE STATION MGR. white,
must be thoroughly exper, with
GOOD ref; good pay. LU. 4-347s.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced, also shift manager.
Apply MACS AMOCO. see Mr..
Mac between o am, and 1 pm.
oO1 s. Capitol st. s.w.
SETTLEMENT CLERK. for we'll
established firm. state uualiflca-
tons. Reply is confidential, Write
Box 275-T, Star.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS--Duct
work, exper. ALLISON'S, 22I2 I4th
st. NV. AID. 4-42OS.
SHEET-METAL WORKER, experl-
eneed in old and new house work
Apply 64l0 Blair I'd. NV TU
.-l3On.
SHIPPING SCLERK for wholesale
sea iood: must know city thor.
oughly, fast and accurate with fig
nres, Age to As, Salary open
Box 399-T, Star.
SHOE SALESMEN--Exper. in family
shoes: steady lob: top salary. 3fS6
wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 7-2004.
SHOE REPAIRMAN - Honest. de-
pendable. experienced, Nr. Wheaton.
Sige Sige retS. and salary expected. Box
SHOESHINE BOYs-Please apply in
person BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP
SHOE REPAIR MAN
Permanent lob: good salary. va
cation with pay. Do not cali unless
you can furnish good local refs,
--.--- JU. S-SS43
TECHNICAL EDITOR, deg in FE
physics. chemistry or any Of na. %
tural sciences: l-5 yrs. technical
writing or journalism exper.; pre-
pare mo; reports and special re-
ports, able to get security clearance.
age, 25-35: to 5000 mo ELIZA
BETH PINkSTON. Personnel COM :
selling Services, 1925 Conn. ave
NV. Room 2l5. Dl S-4I50.
TECHNICAL WRITER. for scientific
organization: SIS. B0O.
SILVER SPRING -RoCKVL EMPI,
o413 Georela Ave. Ju. 9-4446
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statesmen

Large local manufacturer and dis
tributor wishes to expand sales
force: experienced men or will train
excellent opportunity for upper.
bracket earnings: car necessary
CAN Mr.. COOK or Mr.. HELLER, Ii
3-l400 or OF. 4-62S2, between
am. and II am, Monday.
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kitchen and bath. redec.; $50.
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The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20
Big Events
Are Planned
At KeIIom

Several important city-wide
events will be held at the Kellom
Community Center during the
month of January. All of the
events will be open to the general
public and anyone who wishes to
participate in a particular event
may do SO by simply contracting the
Kellom Community Center's office
ia 1116, Oath and Caldwell St
Here are the list of events.
January 24-31: 70 o'clock-City-
wide Free Throw Tournament for
midget and junior boys and girls.
January 1929: 2-10 o'clock
City-Wide Table Tennis Tourna-
ment for boys and girls and men
and women in all age groups. En-
try fee required.
January 1929: 1910 o'clock
City-Wide Open Basketball Tourn-
ament for men teams. Entry fee
$40.
Beginning January Is from $50
to 10:00-Novice Wrestling League
for z, 8, and 9th grade boys.
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20
YAL Boys
Are Sporting
New Suits

All teams In the VAL league
are sporting new suits. The boys
look mighty sharp as they trot out
on the floor to begin their warm
ups. The suits were presents
from the VAL committee and
remains the boys property so
long as he keeps it clean. At the
end of the season the suit auto
matically becomes the boys.
In Tuesday nights game, Main
Christ remains undefeated as they
won their 9Th straight game with
a 25-14 victory over the Nationals.
In a second game, Crusaders re-
venged an early loss from the
Deputies 1925.
In the Wednesday night league,
the surprising Golden Knights
continue to hold down first place
as they swamped Rosebuds 1922.
In other games, Sacred Heart
beat Red Raiders; Hope Lutheran
lost to 18th Street Eagles; and
North Christ Child beat City Mis-
sion. ai
KeIIom Girls BIB Team
The Kellom girls basketball
team moved into a tie for second
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20

one demonstration nuclear plant in the future dhe Consumers
Public Power Districts unit at Hallam, Nebraska) and that all
electric utilities in the state will profit from the experience gain
ed during its construction and operation.
More important, however, MI. Harding said, is the fact that OPPD
needs the new unit by 1859. we do not believe we could construct
a nuclear fueled plant by that time. An atomic energy plant would
necessarily be a completely new installation constructed outside Oma-
has city limits. The new Unit No. 8 can be an addition to the present
North Omaha Plant" MI. Harding said.
1t was also pointed out that cost of constructing a conventional
fuelburning plant is far less than a nuclearfueled plant of equal
capacity.
Pioneer to Engineer
Payment to the Pioneer Engineering and Service Company will
not exceed $4,000. according to the contract, and any savings under
this amount will be allowed the District. The proposal has a 30day
cancellation clause protecting OPPD.
AS with Unit No. 2, now under construction, Pioneer will be re-
sponsible for preparing all specifications for materials and equipment
and will analyze and evaluate all bids received for contracts. The firm
will furnish structural, mechanical, and electrical engineers, as well
as a project manager and assistant to supervise construction.
Power for Industry
Omahas ability to attract new industry through ample electric
power was another factor in the decision to build the new 100000
klowatt unit.
1T has been our policy never to let a power shortage develop in
this area" Mr.. Harding said. This new unit will prevent such de-
velopments. The additional lowcost power that this new Unit No. 8
will supply will continue to place Omaha in an envable position in at.
tracing new business to this area" he said.
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20
KeIIogn
Forms 2
New Leagues

Two new basketball leagues will
begin play on Saturday mornings
at 900. There will be a league for
boys in the 5 and 9Th grades, IL
years and under and a league for
girls IA and under. There is still
a chance to enter a team in these
leagues or to join a team. Contact
Bob Radin at the Center.
Sewing Class
A doll sewing class for girls in
the 3rd, 4th and 5th grades will be-
gin February z, 1856. Glasses will
be conducted after school in the
craft room by Pat Norman. Watch
this column for further inform
alton.
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20

days ~approachl
Lydia Pinkham's
has a remarkable
soothing effect on
the source Of such
distress. In doctors
tests, Pinkham's
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20

place in the Florence Girls Bas.
ketball League with a 1918 vic
tory over Florence II. Heroine
of the Kellom victory was Annie
Adkins who patted two free
throws with less than 10 seconds
left in the game.
Whitley High Scorer For The
Squad
After five games the Kellom
squad shows a 80 record having
won their last three games. High
scorer for the squad is 10 Ann
Whitley with % points. Other
totals: violedora johnson 10,
velma johnson 10, Shirley Gross
lev 6, Annie Adkins 8, and La
vonne Rodgers 8.
Club News And Glasses
The Saturday morning tap
dancing lessons have resumed
after a lay-off for the holidays.
The classes are getting ready for
their recital which has tentatively
been set for the first of March.
The Cool Cats club is engaged
in a new project of embroidering
guest towels for their homes.
The club is also forming a
cheering squad to encourage the
boys participating in the Sunday
morning basketball league for
midget boys.
The Youth Council is making
plans for their annual Valentine
Party. This years party will be
held on February Is at a location
known only to the program com
mittee. Each council member
will be allowed to invite one
guest.
The Kellom Jr. Rifle CLUB
started the New Year with a
bang. AT a special shoot the boys
competed for candy bars and
of candy. Each bar and
sack of candy was suspended from
a string. To get the prize the
shooter had to cut the string in
one shot. The prize shooter Of
the lot was Orville Hall who hit
candy bars twice. He went right
after the prize!
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20
Third Annual Wide
Basketball Tournament Af
KeI|om January H2S-%
keIIom
WresfIers
Win Mufch

A SO second win by William
Ellsworth led the. Kellom Wrestl-
ing team to a 27-18 victory over
Boystown as the City-Wide No
vice wrestling League got under
way at Kellom Friday night.
Eight teams have entered this one
round league which will be fol-
lowed by a Novice Wrestling
Tournament on February 10 and
II. All league matches will be
held on Friday nights starting at
|6:15 pm. in the Kellom gym.
Next weeks matches will find
Kellom against South Om"'a,
Boystown against Florence, YAA.
against Omaha Home for 7 NJ
and Benson against Christ Child.
Club News
The Cool Cats have org |
a cheering squad for the Sat4r-
day morning basketball league.
The Saturday Morning Tap Class
is planning to hold its recital on
March IA in the center's audi
torium at 800 pm. Miss Judy
Samuelson our former tap teacher
will return to help with the re-
cital.
The Senior Citizen Club began
their first craft project last meet
ing. The club is still anxious to
secure more members. Any one
so and over is eligible for this
club which meets at the center
every Thursday evening at 600
pm.
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20

In doctors tests on amazing
product, 3 out Of 4 women got
relief Of nervous distress, painl
Wonderful relief during and
before those difficult days"i
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20

Get Lydia E.
Pinkham'S Vege-
table Compound
or convenient new
Tablets which have
blood building iron
added. At druggists.
sbv noted doctor
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20
News Around Nebraska

One Of the most unusual musical concerts presented in a long
time took place at Oganaa last Friday evening. Seven electric
organs were assembled and all played simultaneously to produce
a tremendous chorus of tonal effects never before experienced
by many of the audience. The concert leaned heavily to semi
classical numbers and created a very interesting evening, the Keith
County News stated.
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20
Main Christ Child Upset

Main Christ Child Upset
In the VAL night basketball
league, the unbeaten string of
Main Christ Child came to a sud
den end as the second place Du-
puties avenged a previous defeat
with a 1929 victory. The Main
Christ Child team had won six
starlight games and was the only
indicated team in the league.
In other games: The Knights lost
their seventh straight game, four
Of whic hhave been only by one
point, to the Nationals 1924; and
Cru dcrs had too much height
and speed for the Browns as they
woc hardly 28-7.
Wednesday League
In action in the VAL Wednes-
night league, the Golden Knights
are still the team to beat as they
have posted five straight wins.
Closely pressing the Knights arc
the Browns with a Al record.
Three teams, the Rosebuds, Sac
red Heart, and the Red Raiders,
are tied for third place with a
20 record.
In the scoring department Char
les Skaggs of the Browns is lead
ing the pack with 81 points in 5
games for a 1914 average. In
second is Ronald Allen, Rosebuds,
55 points; third is Bill Connolly,
Sacred Heart, 81; and fourth is
John Hunter, Browns, AZ.
Saturday League
A seven team Saturday morning
league for 9Th and 9Th grade
boys got underway last Saturday
as Lake Junior High "Y', the
Kellom Jets, and Sacred Heart
sixth grade all won games. This
weeks schedule will pit the Mis-
sion Knights against the Kellom
Jets at 900; Lake Junior High
"Y" against Sacred Heart 6 at
10:Oo; and Sacred Heart 9Th
grade against Social Settlement.
City-Wide Free
Throw Tournament
The Annual City-Wide Free
Throw Tournament will begin at
Kellom on Tuesday, January "a,
at ZOO pm. Divisions will be
held on the oath for boys IL and
un.ier and 1915; on January 81,
for girls and women; on Feb
ruary Z for Senior boys and men.
The finals will be Tuesday, Feb
ruary IA. All events will start at
TOO sharp. u,
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20
Article in Readers Digest Reveals
Jittery Pre- Menstrual Tension
Is So Often a Needless Misery!

Do you suffer terrible nervous ten
slon-feel jittery, irritable, de-
pressed Just before your period
each month? A startling article in
READERS DIGEST reveals such
pre-menStrual torment Is needless
misery in many cases!
Thousands have already discov-
cred how to dUoid such suffering.
With Lydia Pinkham's Compound
and Tablets. they're SO much hap
pier. less tense as those difficult
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20

stopped e. or strikingly relieved
pain and discomfort! 3 out Of 4
women got glorious relief!
Taken regularly, Pinkham's re-
leveS the headaches, cramps, nery-
Gus tension . during and before
your period. Many women never
suffer-eDen on the first dag! Why
should you? This month, start TAX
ing Pinkham'S. See if you don't
escape pre-menstrual tension so
often the cause of unhappinesS.
The Omaha guide., 1956-01-20
Nothing At All

Nothing reminds a woman of
all that needs to be done around
the house like a husband taking
life easy.