PAPER, NOT RICE . . . Hearing that an estimated 1,557,000 pounds of rice are wasted annually by well
wishers at American weddings, Fred Boggio and his pretty bride, the former Bridget Marand, requested
that none of the precious grain be thrown at their ceremony. The couple is being showered with confetti as
they emerge from Our Lady of Mount Carmel church in New York City. ,
ONE-ARMED BANDITS . . . and all sorts of other gambling, including roulette, dice, cards and an up-to-the
minute race results board will flourish on the floating casino, “Lux,” a ship which will be anchored six miles
off shore at Long Beach, Calif. The idea of staying out in the ocean is to evade federal and state laws prohibit
ing gambling. Attorneys for Tony Cornero, owner and operator of the Lux, believe that he will be untouchable
out in the deep. Speedboats will taxi patrons back and forth every five minutes.
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• BONUS FOR BABIES ... In an effort to encourage parenthood, the
British government now is paying mothers five shillings (about a dol
lar in American money) per week living allowance for every baby
after the first. Payment is authorized by family allowance act of
May, 1945. System went into effect Aug. 6, 1946.
WE W'ANT OUR BALL . . . Neighborhood boys picket the home of
resident of Glendale, Calif., claiming that he refuses to return a base
ball they knocked into his yard. The property owner says he kept the
ball after a stem of a flower was broken in his yard. Two police of
ficers were on hand, trying despeiately to look grim and to insure
that picketing was "peaceful.” No outbreak of violence had been re
ported when darkness caused retreat.
VEST-POCKET HERCULES . .
Anthony Muir, 3, son of a former
Melbourne, Australia, wrestling
champion, weighs in at 49 pounds
in his training program for the
I960 heavyweight title. No sweets
are permitted in his program of
training. Anthony is given a daily
training schedule with muscle
building equipment designed for
him.
WOUNDED VETS FISH . . . With
officers acting as bait boys,
wounded veterans, all wheelchair
patients, enjoyed fishing at Redon
do Beach, Calif. Paraplegic vet,
Harry Rotunni, is shown being
lowered in a special hoist.
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
GOOD Chevrolet agency and implement
line in North Dakota. Building, lOOx
140 feet. Well equipped, well stocked.
*100,000 for building and equipment,
stock at invoice. Pay for Itself in 4
years. A real gold mine. Never offered
before. Good farmihg amt stock raising
community. Town 1,300 population Ad
dress Owner, Bos 29. Lemmon, s. It,
GOOD PAVING drugstore in rich farming
commun. Big fount'n trade. Reason: poor
health. Creston Pharmacy, Creston, Neb.
FARMS AND RANCHES
Farms, Ranches Wanted
List with us for quick sales.
We have cash buyers.
ALBERS REALTY CO. 1(123 Lnthrop St.
Phone ATlantic 1919. Omaha, Nebraska.
Well Improved 12.000 acre South Dakota
cattle ranch. Cuts (500 tons of hay per year.
Well watered, all fenced and cross-fenced.
Will carrv 600 cows yr. round. Write owner.
E. E. HARRISON
Mobrldfe • - - - south Dakota.
120 ACRE STOCK AND M:\iN FARM.
Gravel road. $6,000, terms.
T. J. PARISH. Owner. Lowry City, Mo.
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP^
DRAGLINE SHOVEL. TRUCK CRANE
and Caterpillar with angledoier.
C. W. MC CULLY. Ashland. Neb.
TWO 1946 CASE VAI tractors with mow
ers. for sale. R. ARNONE, Phono 635.
Belleville, Kano. _
HAY, GRAIN. FEED
WANTED—NEW OR OLD ALFALFA
FRANK HOWLAND, 6220 S. 44th St.
Phone Market IKiHI • Omaha. Nebraska.
HELP WANTED—MEN, WOMEN
TEACHERS WANTED—1. seventh and
eighth grades and 2. music and commer
cial for high school, or 2. music and 3,
commercial. Very attractive salaries.
Good community. Apply to CARL K.
WILSON. President. Orient. Iowa.
HELP WANTED—MEN
MECHANICS AND BODY MEN. Highest
wages. Ideal working conditions. Estab
lished Chevrolet and Oldsmobile dealer for
over 25 years.Pasco Auto Co..Pasco,Wash.
HOME FURNISHINGS & APPLL
BUTTONHOLE MAKERS NEW. *10.3(1.
To fit Singers. White. Kenmore. Frank
lin. Domestic. Free and New Home ma
chines. Specify type, rotary, shuttle. P. S.
Andrews Co.. N 5369 Easton. St. Louis.Mo.
INSTRUCTION
PREPARE FOR BEAUTY
CAREER
You can earn up to $75 per week as a
beauty operator. Enroll now In the Larg
est Beauty School In the State, where your
training at this famous school of promi
nent hair stylists and teachers will help
make you an expert and should protect
you from unemployment. We have an
easy payment plan or you can work for
your tuition, board and room and small
salary while attending school.
CAPITOL BEAUTY SCHOOL
Opposite Public Library
1808 Harney St.. JA 4821. Omaha. Neb.
_ LIVESTOCK
Hereford Hogs. We are breeders and ship
pers of better Hereford hogs, tried sows,
fall gilts, weaning pigs, fall boars.
Write for prices.
Hansen Implement Co., Bloomfield. Nebr.
BYERS BROS & CO.
A Real Live Stock Com. Firm
At the Omaha Market
REGISTERED
SHROPSHIRE SHEEP
Extra choice yearling rams and ewes
Yearlings to 4-year-old. Most all are from
a Rotter Shire.
H. C. SANDERS & SONS
Silver Creek. Nebr.
_MISCELLANEOUS_
AIRPLANE OWNERS :
We want repair, Inspection and licensing
work for our new shop. We pick up and
deliver flyable airplanes for expenses, ra
dius of two hundred miles. NEBRASKA
FLYING SERVICE. Broken Bow. Nebr.
FOR SALE—NEW FIVE FT. ROTARY
SCRAPER. $90. Ford Scoops, $50. Tractor
post hole diggers. $175 up. Concrete Mix
ers. $hh up will ship. TH«:0. C. CARNES,
Weeping Water. Nebr.
SHOE SKATES FOR SALE—Full run of
sizes in men's black at $18. And ladies'
white at $20. Skate cases and repairs of
all kinds. Mail orders given prompt at
tention.
CROSSTOWN ROLLER RINK
812 S. 24th St.. Omaha, Neb. AT 8014.
HAY FEVER, ASTHMA sufferers. Allerga
sol now available! Big FREE introductory
offer to sufferers. Don’t delay! Write!
Chemtronic, 149 Malvern, Newark 5, N. J.
8 EXP. ROLL developed and printed 25c.
2 free enlargement coupons. F ist service.
DEPEND-ON PHOTO SERVICE
| 6700 No. Keota Ave. - Chicago :*0. III.
__ SEEDS, PLANTS, KTC.
PRIZE WINNING PEONIES
Send for list. BAFTS’ GARDENS. 2904
North 59. Lincoln, Nebr.
IRIS SPECIAL. Twenty 25c Iris $4.00. all
different, labeled. HAFTS' GARDENS,
, 2991 North 59. Lincoln, Nebr.
Buy U. S. Savings Bonds!
DASH IN MATHEWS ■■
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For You To Feel Well
24 hours every day, 7 days every
Week, never stopping, the kidneys filter
waste matter from the blood.
It more people were aware of how ths
kidney* must constantly remove sur
plus fluid, excess acids and other waste
matter that cannot stay In the blood
without Injury to health, there would
be better understanding of vhi the
whole system is upset when kidneys fall
to function properly.
Burning, scanty or too frequent urina
tion sometimes warns that something
is wrong. You may suffer nagging back
ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatic
pains, getting up at nighta, swelling.
Why not try Voan'i Pilis? You will
be using a medicine recommended the
country over. IJoan'i stimulate the func
tion of the kidneys and help them to
flush out poisonous wasta from ths
blood. They contain nothing harmful.
Get IJoan't today. Usa with confidence.
At all drug stores.
MEDAL FOR FATHER . . . Little William B. Collins, 2 years old,
never saw his father, and he never will. Lt. Jarden B. Collins, USNR,
died in action. In lieu of a third air medal, a gold star was presented
to his son.
MICHIGAN WHEAT TITHING PROJECT ... A block-long fence of
wheat was built at Adrian, Mich., for the Lord by Michigan and Ohio
farmers who joined with Perry Hayden, Tecumsch, Mich., to complete
a six-year tithing project. The original cubic inch of wheat planted
by Hayden multiplied into a 2,6G0-acre crop in its sixth year.
PROPOSED PEACE TERMS . . . Area affected by the proposed
treaties being considered at the Paris peace conference are shown on
this map in black. Slices of territory on Italian-French border to
France. Greece gets the Dodecanese islands from Italy, which also
loses Libya. Pantclleria would be demilitarized. Albania would be
recognized. Yugoslavia gets most of Venezia Giulia and Zara from
Italy, and Trieste becomes a free territory. Romania gets Transylvania
from Hungary, but it ldses Bessarabia and N. Bukovina to Russia and
S. Dobruja to Bulgaria. Finland loses Pctsamo to Russia, but will get
back Hangoe.
DISPOSSESS PIGS F05t HOME . .. George A. Holman, Davison, Mich.,
with two of his three children, Evelyn, 11, and Edith, 14, feeding the
pigs they had to dispossess in order to have a home. The mother left
them several months ago. The father, being out of work, had no place
to go, so he moved the two girls Into the hen house and he and his
son, Kenneth, 12, live in the pig pen. Neighborhood farmers are offer
ing to help the destitute family.
DA PREEM BACK . . . Giant
Primo Camera, once heavyweight
boxing champion of the world, is
back in the United States ... as
a wrestler. He claims to be cham
pion wrestler of Italy. The 6 foot
6 inch. 250 pound grappler is in
Los Angeles.
SHATTERS RECORDS . . . Jim
my McLane, 16, former Phillips
academy, Andover, Mass., swim 1
star, who shattered one American
and one meet record as member
of Ohio State team in the National
Men's AAU championship.
U. S. MAJOR FREED . . . MaJ.
George Wood, U. S. army officer,
of Philadelphia, Pa., has been re
leased by Yugoslavian army offi
cials. He was seized in Trieste, as
was his wife, Evelyn, and their 7
year-old son. Reason for the arrest
is still undisclosed.
ROCKET TO MARS . . . Prof.
Alexander AnanofT, director uf
astronautics at Sorbonne univer
sity, Paris, hopes to send the first
atomic energy rocket ship to Mars
by 1900. No humans would be
aboard on the 40 million mile
“swish,” lasting 15 days, he said.
SAVED SON’S LIFE . . . Ivar
Dunsford, Nottingham, England. 1
scientist, shown with his son,
Peter, after the boy’s life had been
saved by a new plasma discovery
made by his dad. Dunsford hopes
other lives will be saved by plasm*
which he originated.
