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It has been prepared by the Vet erans Administration and contains helpful information of interest to both veterans and their dependents concerning pensions, compensation, retirement pay, insurance, readjust ment allowances; medical treatment, hospital and domiciliary care; burial and funeral expenses; vocational re habilitation; education and training; guaranty of loans for purchase or construction of homes, farms and business property and other related benefits. 1 Because of the dissemination of in | accurate and incomplete data on vet j crans benefits by some publications, | veterans and their dependents should avail themselves of the opportunity to obtain a copy of Veterans Admin istration Pamphlet No. 44. Libraries an dcolleges will find this document valuable. It may be secured only by purchase from the Superintendent of Docu ments, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. at 15c per copy. It is not available at the Veterans Administration. Parkyakarkus, temporarily the town hero, really hits the jackpot of trouble on the Meet Me At Parky’s” show next Sunday, August 26. A matri ^. .. HAWAII MARS LIFTED FROM CHESAPEAKE BAY Baltimore, Maryland—Soundphoto —The 72Vfe ton Hawaii Mars is shown being lifted from the bottom of the Chesepeake Bay where it crashed last week on a test run. The tail, fuselage and part of wing can be seen out of the water. I random thoughts WHILE OUT FISHIN' There are more ways than one of taking scissors away from a baby. • • • One of the hardest things for us to understand in this world is our friends’ friends. • • • A fellow recently started to show me snapshots, of his chil dren, but I was quicker on the draw. • • ’ • A lot of people who can do nothing else do it in a hurry. • • •• Dogs are everything that you expected children to be. • • • One thing this country needs is a clearing-house for coat hangers. • • • Never mhke a final exit speech; you might want to go back monial agency tries to marry him off I to a rich widow! Lend an ear to Parky and his hilarious troubles, at 10:30 p. m. Eastern War Time, over NBC! cA.<r>\ -DCLaJ "Just think! Wheatiet—and peaches!” Moisture Needed Fertilizers are of no value to the plant unless the soil contains ample moisture and air. Fertilizers should not be applied to dry soil; so, dur ing periods of drouth, artificial watering should be practiced. On soils known to be highly acid or de ficient in calcium this condition can be corrected by applying agri cultural ground limestone or hy drated lime at a rate of 50 to 70 pounds per 1,000 square feet. The rate of application of lime should be based on soil tests, and lime should be applied only if analysis shows it is necessary. MONEY BACK \ > • i £, LOOSENS | =BLACKHEADS , [ FOR EASY ; : REMOVAL ! I Isn’t it worth just a few moments of I your time at bedtime, if your surface A skin is discouragingly dark-tanned, 1 | coarse, blotchy, unnatural looking, to / see how Dr. Fred Palmer’s Skin A Whitener may make it lighter, bright- 1 | er, smoother and softer ... soon? Do as 1 ' thousands have done ... at once make this wonderful 7 Days’ trial that won’t cost you one penny if results do not 1 delight you? | AS NEAR AS YOUR DRUGGIST You needn’t wait. Dr. Fred Palmer’s i Skin Whitener is featured by your I druggist. You can get it easily and quickly. 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Johnson, Elmer Gant, John Davis. —Directors. M- Agnes Duffy, Notary Public My Commission expires Sept. 9th, 1948 Plastic Production In 1930 the industry produced | about 37,500,000 pounds of plastics • valued at about $75,000,000, or $2 a pound. In 1940, the industry, had been multiplied by 8, with an output of 500.000. 000 pounds averaging about $2 a pound in value. Estimated pro duction in 1944 indicates a doubling since 1940 with an output of about 700.000. 000 pounds valued at $1,800, 000,000 or about $2.50 a pound. ! NEGRO DOLLS Every home should have a Col ored Doll. We offer in this sale two flashy numbers. With hair, moving eyes, shoes, stockings, nicely dressed. Price $4.98 and $6.59. If C. O. D. postage ex tra. Dealers— Agents wanted. Write National Co., 254 West 135th St., New York, 30. Mr. Wm. Station of 3211 U Street has a family of four, wife and two boys. Mr. Station moved here from Oklahoma in 1942 and reports that he likes Omaha very much. 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