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Moderately fat hogs, weighing be
tween ICO and 240 pounds alive, pro*
duce hams; shoulders and sides of
t&£ moat Desirable sire f°r wiring.
Shews Sense
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ground, the earthworm senses the
fall of night acid wriggles to tbe sur
face of the earth.
JaSk tn Industry
Ik *»d»k and more industries milk
f* being used to improve employees'
toaStti and oatintesnct fatigue. Re
iluottons ft accidents with an tm
k»n®nment to safety,1'less absentee
knn dMe to Hllness, increased produc
tion dteiwg boors ‘’of fatigue Ibw
potnte, are reported where milk is
being Served between meals or add
ed to diets.
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fcOMTlMENt^L FEATURES 1
“Is that the car you borrowed for ouur elopement?”
M'S HAT
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schoolbov, who now
APPEARS IN THE LIVER/
OF THE PHILLIES, IS -
ONE OF THE FEW
PITCHERS WHO'S
ALSO BEEN A
.300 HITTER.
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WHEN
'Schoolboy" Rowe
WAS WITH DETROIT IN
193+, HE NOT ONLY EQUALED
THE LEASUB RECORD WITH
16 VICTORIES IN A ROW BUT
ALSO LEO THE TiSERS TO THE/R
FIRST PENNANT IN 2? YEARS.
frlmlttve Origin
The tpiiversality at man’s Ipve at
color was demonstrated early in
antiquit;- Each region and anb-ae
gion of the globe developed its-own
dy* source*, ft is estimated that
nearly 1,000 different plants, vine*,
shrubs and trees wera, at one time
or another, employed for extract
ing dyes. However Uuj a few of
tb* primitive ayes survived to an
cient and medieval times.
Cross town Cleaners
FURRIERS
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Mass Murder —
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loaded in fomt of the barracks
where the warden orderd five pri
soners to “step out”. This the
men refused to do when it was
obvious to the tightly packed
group that the warden was reel
ing rdunk. The warden then or
dered ‘Pee '.Vee’ Willie Bell to
step out “because I’m going to
kill you”. When Bell refused this
order the warden sent for some
pick handles. A few minutes later
the intoxicated warden spoke to J
County Police Chief Henderson,
who got into his car and drove to
Brunswick, sixteen miles away,
returned with the machine gun,
the warden reeled into the packed
prisoners “holding his pistol with
both hands” to get Pee Wee. A
few moments later the shooting
began. The survivors insisted that
the police took part in the shoot
ing. This has been denied by the
police. One investigator was cer
tain that the machine gun had j
been used against the helpless |
prisoners.
C. M. Moore, president of the |
local NAACP branch, discussing j
the "shot while attempting to es
cape” massacre, stated, "We are
not upholding wilfull law violat
ors, but so manyy rumors have
been circulated since this unfor
unate affair, we feel that a full
sifting of the incident should be
made.” j
gave a considerably different
> picture fro mthe NAACP find
ings. One of the first versions ap
peared in a local paper where it
was reported—"When Warden H. >
G. Worthy of State Highway
Camp No. 18 strode into a group
of unruly Negro convicts at about
4:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon,
Willie Bell a long-timer and re
ported trouble maker lunged at
J him. The warden shot Bell with
his pistol and immediately half a ]
dozen ottier armed prison guards
opened fire on the convicts with
shotguns and prstois.
"A few seconds later the firing
had ceased and five of the color,
ed convicts lay dead, eight others
| were wounded one dying during
the night at the city hospital. Bell
received only a minor wound in
the leg.
"Witnesses said at the first shot j
by Warden Worthy, the prisoners
broke in an directions, men
scra-mbled under the nearby bunk
| house. Another was killed under J
the house and had to be dragged
out, and the fifth managed to
crawl under the house to a 10
foot wire fence on the other side.
He was shot climbing the fence
and fell dead on the outside.
"The wounded lay where they
fell, some under the bunk house
building others sprawled in
front of it. Fourteen of the group
of 27 prisoners in the group were
not hit by the bullets and crouch
ed or lay still on the ground as
guards rounded them up and
herded them into the bunk house.
I Y. M. C. A. NOTES
These are boys who have tp go
to Camp Strader this Week; for
the Omaha period August 24th to
sist. »■
Harold Watkins, James Smith,
George Parker, Robert Parker
Ralph Adams, Jr. and Jay Steele.
The City Wide Tennis Tourna
ment being sponored by the Near
Norths ftle Branati Y. M. G. A. at
Dewey Park gets under Friday
July 25th, with most of the mat
ches being played on Sunday July
28th.
m&rry Tai*en
-Detest statistics Ao* that the
OnittSl States has more teas 23 tete
phoaes ter Wery RjC inhabitants,
oampared teZ2 telephones per 100
toUAbftante in tbe world as S artiste.
Jtew York Leads
Nhw. TO City, has asm tele
phones tbto any oity to the we? kl,
*ith s tonal *.2,218.000. This cojn
pares with 1;2BD.Q00 in all * Sou&
Anadrtc*
“It Fay* To Look WdT
MAYO’S BARBER SHOP
Ladies and Children’s Work
A Specialty
2422 Lake Street
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The Chatter Box
By Doris Ann McGill
Say! Stop! Look! Listen!!
Don’t knock anmore-Richard
is kind. He just opened the door,
so be very quiet while I sneak in,
because my friends, I’m about to
begin with the latest dirt of
around and about that will simply
knock you right out.
The party jumped when the
big four approached the birthday
part for Harold Mathews and
Bubble Station. My, did we all
have a splendid time!
The place was jammed —and I
do mean just that—believe me?
smile
‘Happy Birthday to you boys!
and many more to come!!
So there. Now that summer is
here—(it rained all last week)
all the Kats and chick3 are doing
great—take for instant lovely
Viviian Turner. She is really in
the mood. Barbara P. is think
ing about getting soon.
They all say Frank C. is losing
his old flame. Harold V. is just
the man of the town. What has
happened to Anna M-ie or is it j
the weather?
Little Mr. Fine. Joe Glass, is
expected in part any Lime now.
We are 1 >jk;n for Miss Nelly
Taylor to say wedding vows soon
to Tally Steams.
—Everyone is wondering what if
the mighty H. Matthews putting
down. He was seen sporting in
his car with C. Box up on Choco
late ave. Sunday
Strolling up to the ball field
Monday, was Doris Wilkerson. ;
who did I see with her!!! ooouu
oh!—cheer up kid. that’s not all
—Who did I see crazing around
with Raymond C. Sunday, and
why Ray were you so unsure of
yourself!!! or were you!! No!
As th® song goes, I wonder, I
wonder who the fine brown fram
was with Neta Bryant Sunday
strolling down the ave. My Neta,
he’s really gone for a sharp spray
(pick up gals) sorry Neta.
Rumors are flying that Buster
Robbins is not going South for
nothing. So I hear its a blue bird
over cliffs of What Bells. Ring
Rang Ring Ha!!
Is it true that D. M. quit work
or is she just on one of her long I
vacations. You know. Kid you
can't get rich that way. Can she?
NO!!! I
It leaked out that Billyy C. will
be hitched soon. Good luck Kid. ;
If you see Jack West walking
around with stars in his eyes, you
can cr’dt it to one thing—hislove :
for P. Reed.
—I get around—■—
The Burdette st. Ball game
jumpedMonday when the basses
wer loaded and Suitcase struct
out. Boo-boo-^oo that's it, and
the game is over. Iguess you know
who won. Of course, the Lions.
Better luck next time. Texadoes’ I
A. R. is carrying a torch for L.
P. and she wonii let him light it.
Wonder why? ^
Say Won what part do you play :
in the romance of our ftiend.
Pinky? And just wher does Blak ,
stand? We're wondering.
Now that the Lothrop is get- j
ting some fine pictures, we find 1
Baby Weleen Brown strolling to
the show. Sunday evening.
Please! Please! Will someone !
please tell Wallace Murrell that
his hat is not becoming, but cute
for a tacky number (not dragg
ing but helpful hint)
Spotted Willie Davis cruzing in
the green (car) so I hear it’s his
fathers.
Kat Manley is going around
with our good friend, Sonny T.
Both look charming together.
If you want to se something cut.
but not taken, gase upon Kat
Watts.
She’s a real gdtae number.
Compliments from So. Omaha
Nadine Hancock and her friend,
Weldon, are swell people.
All good fellows meet at the
balfield, don’t they Payton?
Pauline B. and the two Beck
sisters are seen quite a number of
places together looking fine as us
ual.
Daniel Ware has refrained
from playing since his old flame
quit going around with him
Wonder Why!!!
Johnny Nettles is back for a- |
Husbands! Wives!
Want bw Pep and Wm?
to CtafeL Toritfritetj
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.rmokmg treat? H to,
(^Ajl buy <m S. Setdenbeeg
* Co’*. Alter DImu
Deluxe eigarl You'll
really enjoy them from your
very IrU pet. They are mod#
of cbdfee long Havbea and
other choke long fiber. If*
the Snect »aoke you can boy
—truly the choice of dircriev
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Horizontal
1 Cheer
4 Florida resort
9 To knock
12 American
' humorist*
13 Perfume4fe
1 tained from
I flowers
; 14 Poetic: to
I unclose
15 Swamp
17 To talk
unintelligibly
19 Place of
refuge
20 Form of
croquet
21 Actor’s part
23 Sailor
24 To jog
27 To append
28 Colloquial:
cigarette
29 Fur-bearing
aquatic
mamma]
30 Note of scale
31 Lump
32 Female sheep
33 Symbol for
samarium
34 Comicality
36 Fixed charge
37 Dry
38 To give
utterance to
39 The sun
10 Stupid fellow
41 Archaic:
physician
43 Five centimes
14 To interweave
46 Long, light
rojyboat
49 Dessert
50 Hindustan
52 Dove’s cry
53 Church bench
54 To stimulate
55 Ostrichlike
bird
Vertical
1 Engine of war
2 Bustle
3 Precursor
4 Cover for the
face
5 Pronoun
6 By
7 Army officer
8 Mesopotamia
9 He defeated
the English at
Bannockburn
10 Simian
11 By
16 Part of
“to be"
18 City in
Montana
20 Shred
21 Poetic: early
in the day
'22 Ha.tred
23 Colloquial:
check
25 Island in the
Baltic
26 Treatise
28 Dressed pelt
29 To be indebt
ed in the sum
of
31 Eminent
32 Food flhh
35 Fungous
growth
36 Exclamation
of contempt
37 Origin
i
No. 6
39 Odor
40 Surname used
when the
defendant's
name is
unknown
42 Ancient
Grecian
country
\
43 Coarse,
matted wool
44 To tear
45 Aviator with
five victories
46 To prevail
47 Gypsy
48 Pronoun
51 Roman gods
Answer to Pntzlo Number 0
J Series H-47
while. Look nice. Happy ain’t you
Kid. Why was Kenneth G. Lookin
so down hearted the other nite
when D. called him? I know Kid,
cause I get around.
Amelia Orduna is a number that
doesn't get around much any more
Don't forget the Red Signal!
It’s dangeroys.
I wonder if Nate really got what
he wants or is he just stalling.
Get down off of that high horse,
Kid, and walk awhile.
Pol cat is a slim creature, better
known to most as Handsome
Wallace Wright.
Say, Kids, you all know that the
Sharp Inn is the Dead End, but
the Diner is where the shrimps
are and I mean they are really
great: you really get good service
from the waitresses!!!
Ding Dong—Church Bells rang
when H. went to church Sunday
without knocking on the big door!
Believe me!!
Well folks to whom it may con.
cer, her’s to some of my many
readers who read my column,
anything that you read is not
supposed to be the truth. I is Just
friendly gossip, and I’m sure all
you young intelligent people can
take a joke, (smile)
A fine picture downtown is at
the Omaha, see it today for to
morrow you may not live (smile)
Inclosing always remember
this, if you want good neighbors,
have this kind: Those who attend
to their own business, and above
all keep their window shades
down.
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instructor is supplied, together
with a list of parts and tools re.
quired for a demonstration. The
mechanic is than allowed to per
form the service operation himself
j representing the ‘do” part of the
1 sesson. Finally, a reference book
I let summarizing the entire sub>
; ject is supplied for the mechanic’s
, personal reference.
i
At the end of each service sess
ion, the mechanic checks his pro.
gress by means of a series of
questions. Questionaires, when
filled out, are returned to the
factory for review and grading
and become a permanent record
at the factory, acting as a basis
for future awards of certificates
to the dealer and his mechanics.
As soon as a dealer enrolls, eacti
of his mechanics is given an en
rollment Card and the dealer i3
supplied a large certificate stat
ing that his mechanics are engag
ed in a program dedicated to the
advancement of technical autom
otive service knowledge. After a>
dealer has carried out the pres
cribed schedule of training for
twelve consecutive subjects, he is
entitled to display a large certi
ficate attesting to the fact that
he employees in his service de
parment have satisfactorily com
pleted the first roup of sessions.
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JA. 8946-2722 North 30th St.
•nmm unanniiuii'r i niiii tu
| Neighborhood Furnace Co
2511 Charles Street
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vr. - ' °REN FR°M 5 <" 1 Week Days
** * S to 1 Sundays
priamM A R03,C°E XN'GHT, Manager.
^ Am*7 eaeh Saturday Night jar Bighoot
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pr- r.m . R°3C0E KNIGHT, Manager
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