coioDBeoopawftewsawoowwMOBMoeoooooooooooo; Classified Ads Set Resuits! LAi n dries * cleaners EDHOLM~& SHERMAN E401 North 24th WE. 6054 EMERSON LAUNDRY <324 North 24th St. WE. 10T> want'ioThi* Furniture of all kinds—dressers, aeda, end tables, chaiis and chest of drawers or complete home— apartment furnishings Kettles and fishes. Sell us yours. IDEAL Piim't-'re Mart. 24th & Lake Street—WE 2224 Join—Reliable Friendship Club— J'or Pleasure. Send Dime for mem bership blank. H. Brookes. 317 Wendell. Chicago. Ill FUNERAL DIRECTORS "Thomas funeral home yo?? Lake St. WEbster 2022 MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT Rev. Glenn T. Settle. President and originator of “"Wings Over Jo* dan,’’ a Columbia Broadcasting fea ture heard each Sunday morning for the past sis years. In recog nition of the broad- service of the Press Photo Service. Inc., of Chi cago, in the newspaper field, and in full appreciation of his 45.99*), 00 listeners he has instituted the service of this organization to pub lish weekly photographs of the speakers heard each Sunday morn ing on this nation wide program. (Tress Photo Service, Inc.), Did Not Order Separate Toilet Facilities Says Dept, of Interior Head Washington. D C.—M. W. Straus, assistant secretary of the Interior says the Department was not re sponsible for the order requiring Negro clerks to use separate toilet facilities in the Geological Survey unit located in Clarendon. Virgima, in a communication wth the NA_l CP. The Geologoal Survey, an Inter ior Department bureau, leases a COUGHS Dac To Colds or Bronchial Irritatiai Here's good news for the oeooie of the U. S. K Canada s greatest cough medicine is now being made and sold right here, and if you have any douct aoout what to take tr.-s winter for tne com mon cough or bronchial irritation get a bottle of Buckley's CAHADIOL Mixture. You won't be disap pointed—it’s different from anything else you ever used —one little sip and you get instant action. Only 45c—a. Cruflgists. Satisfaction or money back. -■-NERVINE DO TENSE nerves make yon Wakeful. Cranky. Res*, lea*' Dr. Mi lea Nervine help* to lessen Nervooa Tension. Get it at your drug store. Bead direction* and aae oniy as directed. Alka-Seltzer _ _r Morainx After” interfere I widi row work or rpoi] I TtKir ftm. try AJka-Sdtaer. I Gross JEWELRY & LOAN CO. PhoneJA-4635 formerly at 24th and Erskine St. NEW LOCATION— 514 N. 16th ST. floor in a privately owned building. It was reported that Negro clerks had recently been ordered to use facilities separate from their white co-workers. » The Secretary’s inquiry disclosed I that the owner of the building in order to satisfy the demands of his other tenants had established se gregation. One of the tenants of the building is the Arlington Coun ty Ration Beard. It urged the building manager to raise the col or bar. The Department of Interior leas es the premises by the year. Any renewal of the lease, said Straos, will be made with the full under standing of the lessor that the De partment of Interior has a policy of non-discrimination and nonseg regation of employees. WAITERS’ COLUMN (BY H. W. SMITH) WE. 6458 T'. a RR boys are in the running in giving good service. Mr. George Dean all sharpened, ap and also new teeth and Mr. Lou ie Artison making the rounds on N. 24th Street. Mr Lin wood Hail entertains some lady friends at a northsiae busin ess house. Omaha Club waiters with the streamlined headwaiter and Capt. Earl Jones are on the job at ail times. Race horse head waiter and the I quick stepping service men at the ■ ^Paxton are fine on rapid service. Do you know that one year’s sub- I scription to the Omaha Guide gives : you 12 months of good news? Fcntenelle hotel waiters are up I to the minute on seryice. Mr. George Thomas and Mr. Hill the two wide awake room service men and the quick stepping wait ers are giving out service with a L smile. The Omaha Atheltic Club head waiter and the two Captains are j very much out in front_taking I good care of the members and their ' friends. The Cocktail Lounge crew Mr. Copeland, Mr. Gaters Mr. Commodore and Mr. Fisher are do ing the job up to the minute. Mr. Jack Hall the streamlined I church Usher and former waiter is now with Edholm and Sherman Laundry. ;the w eek Dr. Solomon very busy with the Xorthside Clinic. Community Clearing Council holds a very fine meeting at the Urban League. Dean Pickens made a very sub stantial address at St. Johns AME. Church. Sunday, June 20th a very busy j 0 0 -0 0 0 0'-0:~0''0 0 0 l Johnson Drug Co.! I 2306 North 24th FREE DELIVERY * We. 0998 I BOWELS SLUGGISH? • Feeling like you least your best friend — headaeny—dull—all because of sluggish bow els.' Why put up with constipation misery? 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III., representing the Chicago World and the 3rd prize of J2» in War • Savings Stamps goes to Mjm Vashti Johnson (right) representing the Palmetto leader newspaper at Col ombia, S.- C. and her address in Post Office Box 33, Carlisle. S. C. Prizes for the above Queens will be mailed this week by the Press Photo service. Press Photo Service Inc.) day with different etrbs and or ganizations in Omaha. H. W. Smith and Attorney John Adams Sr., have a visit on a Park East tram car. If. C. Price made a very early morning visit to Dr. Peebles. The Omaha Guide has all the news::: July 4th is on Sunday and every one should attend a Church serv ice bo fore celebrating and leaving for summer resorts. Mrs. Loretta Douglas of Little Rock. Aransas makes a short visit to Omaha to say hello to her small size father. _ George Watson and Guy Robbins very much out in front on real es tate business. Victory Gardens going over big. Colored fliers help force Italians to surrender. V. S. Army probes disturbances’ in Soldiers’ camps as there is s.. much inhuman treatment to serv ice men. — AH members of our race should j use every effort to give satisfact- I ion and service where they are employed and Use some of their pay to improve their condition. -- General B. O. Davis says all men are yanks regardless of race, creed ! or color. _ FLASH: We all should take an active part in 'We Service Amer ica Week"'—July 4th to 10th. Ada Brown is quoted as one of the most lovely and outstanding characters of the movie group and the stage. Xow let us give her a good hand. — Are you a member of the NA- i ACP? If not, why not? R. R. Brown, the streamlined Urban League Secy, is on a much needed vacation. Mr- Adam Lee goes fishing. Deacon Abie Young a streamlin ed Sunday school teacher. Goldie Davis gets a week end haircut. Felix Metoyer on a long run. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith and L V. Cray at Clair Chapel at the i Brotherhood program. Missouri River "»ar fit. d stage 1 near Nebraska City, and Kansas City, Missouri. Rep. Wilson of Ind.. would like to know when win the war end: L~e 'Washington an outstanding business man and on the job at an times. ■James Bell and his grandson, take fresh air early Saturday mom- 1 mg. *.mli.u. RABE’S BUFFET for Pooular Brands t§ SEER and LIQUORS 2229 Lake Street | —Always a place to park_ K ISM FT LETTER KLUB Est. 1935. Membership only $1.00. Soldiers, men. women. all ages. A dime brings info. P. O. Box 602. Los Angeles. California CONTESTANT’S QUALIFICATIONS The contestants must be Unmarried and between the ages of IS ( and 35. It is not required that they be outstanding in any particular type or coldr. PROCEDURE The contestants most send a photograph complying tc the follow ing specifications: The minimum size is 3^x6 inches. The maximum size is 8x10 inches. They must be in good shape, clear, glossy, sharp prints and black. Brown tints and painted ones are not acceptable. Photographs must be accompanied by an entry form which will ; have been fined oat and clipped from this official contest publication. THE OMAHA GUIDE, which is participating in the contest. The Photos are to be mailed to Press Photo Service, Inc.. B201 South Park Ave., Chicago, Illinois. JUDU.ES * • • • • These photographs will be hand picked by a committee of service men weekly. Upon their judgement will rest the selection of the three winners. The decision of the judges will be final. AWARDS - The newspapers from which the winning Queens detach their en- i try blanks win be notified immediately and the awards will be sent to ’ the publications to be forwarded to the winners. “Our Boys in Service ' winners photographs will appear in THE OMAHA GUIDE weekly. ENTHY BLANK Our Boys in Service Photo Queen Contest Contest began Saturday, May 22, 1943 and ends Saturday, July 24, 1943. Prizes: 1st, $5.00; 2nd, $3.00; 3rd, $2.00 Ail prizes will be paid in War Savings Stamps by PRESS PHOTO SERVICE, Inc . CHICAGO (Please prist or type information below) Name Address_City AgeClubState Name of this Newspaper__ City_State Clip, paste on back of photograph and mail same to 0UB BOYS IN SERVICE PHOTO QUEEN CONTEST EDITOR. • Press Photo Service, Inc , 6201 South Park Ave., Chicage Frank Stewart the ex-city fire man. has a beautiful victory gar ten. Bud Green an expert pool shark: James Griffin a streamlined pri vate car man. — "We should all trade at the North side Union Outfitting Co., and the 9 Center and also give the north side business men a good break, as we are always helping ourselves j when we help others and good spokes make the wheel turn faster »nst smoother. *'’!•» Carter Chr 'it;, flub serv er •• ’ WS C ORPS W ORKERS URGE TO GET HELMETS AM) MASKS All members of the Omaha Civ | ilian Defense Corps to whom hel mets and gas masks are issued ar« i urged to secure them as goon as I possible Approximatefy half of the hel mets and several hundred of the limited supply of gas masks furn H ished the Omaha Civilian Defense (Corps have been distributed, RoaJ \ Carisen. executive officer of the ! Civilian Defense Council, reported j Saturday. “I would urge members of the various units to whom this equip j meat is issued to get their helmets and gas masks at once,’' Carisen said. “They should have them on hand ready for use in the next O maha air raid test which is ex pected to be held late in July.” BLOOD DONORS RECEIVE CERTIFICATES Certificates are being issued by the Omaha Civilian defense Coun cil to 750 Omahans. registered with the OCD as blood donors, who have contributed 450 c.c. (approximately one pint) of blood to the blind banks in Omaha hospitals since blind don or registration was started by the OCD emergency medical division in April, 1942. Other blood donors will receive the certificates as they are called to contribute blood and their dona tions are reported to the OCD vol unteer office, 622 World-Herald Building. First blood donor to register with the OCD was Miner S. Pad dock, 2551 Ida Street, who received Certificate No. 1. Frank Clark,' 3002 Dewey Avenue. Martin-Nebr aska Bomber plant employe, was second to register, and Robert K. Adams, attorney, 201 North Forty eighth street, was third. All thro*, donated blood April 29, 1942, to the bank at Clarkson hospital which was established in February, 19-12. when ten members of Woodmen of the World Camp No. 16 gave the first blood donations. Paddock, Clark and Adams receiv ed their certificates personally from J. E. Davidson .director of Civilian defense, last Tuesday morn ing. Since OCD blood donor registrat ion was started, several thousand Omahans have registered as volun teer donors to be called when need ed to maintain the blood banks at St. Joseph's Clarkson. St. Cather ine's and University of Nebraska hospitals. Many lives have been saved by liquid blood plasma trans fusions supplied from these banks. There is now about 1,000 units of blood plasma on hand in these Omaha blood banks, Dr. C. M. 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